Gills are from 15c. up, double
roll.
,3...
I havafieen told by e moat »
customers that my price
Bi)“ ER is rough less than
a quoted elsewhere. 1
its also been told that my
of FINE goods is larger
than' is shown anywhere in Nor»
walk.
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prices.
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Decorating.
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Ilineal steamship Tickets and Sterl-
W Mass stet and
Stacks no! titles 5 iroal Place.
“Pesto tiiorwlt mace
assist
usury Peta?” Acknowledgments
WAGONS.
WNW-seminar
Consistfiflmsit.
Priceato Butt All.
till-Emmi.“
Henry Tilly.
ACTSWON‘E‘ “W0
, "ms misrmcst. Pnorntion new
s‘ruoias THE lMini?
. ’P
I Aldon-1y Wonder About flea closing m
These goods are all new and in n.
" combination side, ceiling, and Q
in. or 18 in. borders; of nonfat
we break the combination when
or M Three—Protection leans ll.“
louseo—‘d‘ariflflcfimnflilnloathm
It“. Am him".
Attention has airsady been
to the condition of the theatrical pro-
fession in the United States this you as
compared with 1892 and 1893, showing
the large number of unemployed actors
who have been the recipients of charity
from a toad 1y collected for that
Wynne. In order to investigate this
condition more fully, anumber of the
ladies theaters in different states in
“'1‘ TWO, 1891
the country have been nskcd to fuminh
a couipnrntivc statement of their receipts
during the first three months of 1893
and 1894. Taking 100 to represent their
receipts from January to March. 1898.
the iigurca in the second and third col-
umns rcprcacnt the receipts during the
corresponding three months of the two
years as follows:
Number Receipts
o! thea- Jan. to March. Loss.
States. tars. 1m 1m 180i.
Alabama ......... 2 so lid (I?
Georgia .......... {i an 200 1“.
Illinois ........... 5 till 301 19‘
lndiana .......... 2 am III 116
Iowa .............. 1 1m til 16
Kansas.......... 2 an 150 no
Kentucky ........ 1 1m 00 It
Maryland... .. I no to 1
Massachuaet , .5 bill 402 1!:
Michigan. 2 no 179 31
Minnesota” I . 100 010 it.
MIMIasipnI.. 1 no no -
New Hampshire. ‘3 an in ht
New Jersey ...... ii iii!) 171 1:!
New York....... 3 am :38 6:.-
Ohio .............. :3 no it)! in
Parinsylvania.... 5 or) its to:
neaacc ........ 1 lot 77 '1'
Texas ............ 1m 6': 1:
West Virginia. . 1 Ill) 15:! t-
Washington. .1 1110 no 41‘
“'incoiwin. . . .. I.’ L'lli III-5 0X:
Totals. ., . ..,i‘. 4.7011 :lmn 1.211:
Achge lose. 27 per cent.
The foregoing shows reimrts from ~17
of tho lending ilicutors of tho United
Sluice. For cvcry $4,700 roceivoil by
these ”waters during thc first thrcc
months oi limit their receipts mnonntmd
to only $3,108 during the tlrst throc
months of tho present your. the hiss ho-
ing 31, 2112, or 27 per (rent for the whole
country While tho actor Is not directly
protected by n lliI'llT, it is very evident.
that tho prosperityot the country under
a proicciivo tnriil nilords largor receipts
to those cltgugcil in tho thonh'icnl pro~
tension than the disturbed condition of
thc country will pcrinit under tltc more
threat of {rm trudo. thu people on-
not earning moncy at all or nro not
naming maid wagon, it is itutmaihlo for
them to Mil money upon ornaments.
Protection to Anncricnn Industrios moons
prosperity to the theatrical luminous.
......... a»: “u... .4.
Free iiaw Material Tho-urn.
Frvo trmiors prcuvnd to want raw ma-
tcriuls. They do when the material is
of northern prmiuction, but not when
it comes from tho south. We have had
free cottmx. tree hides and {m silk.
What the result has hocn tho following
figures will allow:
importation of Exwrtntton of
manufac- manui'no.
i- run raw lured anode. inmi maids.
materials nan.
Cotton . .. ......... Winnie sinuses;
limes. . ............ lawman imam
iiiih ........... 014!!me Mi
Insterul of capturing the marketed!
the world. we have imported far more
of the manufactured article than We
have stunted. Thus another free trade
bubble is exploded.
Fm Mrs Disagree.
The following shows how well tree
trailers agree. Both speeches were made
a: the some day:
Extract. from speech
at Renato! Mills in
M
Our tariii is chains .
the tot-em markets The trade between
easiest us. We must these states is larger
humiliation-o- by thousands of mil.
piawaowanionriam lions ol’ dollars than
products. nirtyaels could ever exist be.
madman-rs tiresome-an all use
is a msrhel. but other countries oi the
better. this {room
intestines museum»
MWdeum
Thom W don thatccm
a‘s‘l'ifl
Extract from speech
of senator (now see.
rotary) Cariisie in
lull
shoe
use.“ sown: in»
n at the burst cowflab "1
. :21) d thy ve been naming Y’gk’l
T menial, upon whosebrcaatg It
all t orders save that o! the garter,
(littered In the usual place, admitted to
such was the fact.
“now many names did they give him?"
‘mau highneas.
"El‘htoen, your majesty. "
Victoria mused.
"Command them." she said after a
time, "to make it an even two dozen. We
can t have anybody mentioned in the
same breath with the baby, you know. "
Turning to her desk, she signed the in:
portal resctlpt confining maids of honor
totwo lumps cl sugar in their codes. -
Detroit Tribune.
The lease-
Deacon anpblaeh—Imr, chile, how
about you'se gittinl W-what do reason ob
datl
Little Washington Johnson—Mister
Smith, what libs next door ter us. hob
built a stcntion tohis henhouse.—-Truth.
A Cherished Document.
The simple people of Alsace, who retain
in their inserts a strong love for France at
the some time that they are desirous not
to otlend their Gannon rulers too much.
have a hard time at it when they are
brought to the ballot box to vote for rep-
resentatives in the German parliament.
In one election in a certain Alsatian dis—
trict the two candidates were liable, on
Alsatian of French sympathies who had
protested against the annexation after the
war of 1 70 and a German.
0n cl tion day a pcnsnnt came to the
polling plow, which was {molded over by
a German oiliciai. The peomnt had in one
hand a ticket on which was printed the
name of Kablc, and In the other a ticket
bearing the name of the (lemma condi-
date.
“Mcln lu-rr." he said to the iicrnmn
clcutiim (\flici-r, "will you thI inc which
of those two tickcte Is thc hcttcr oucl"
The cfliccr lookcd at. them.
“Why, this is much pl‘l‘lt‘rniilt‘,"
he, indicating ttic iicrnum‘s tickct.
“Ah, I thank you?" mmvcrcd tht- pm,-
ant, “[“ill lu-pp It 111‘ .\l Ill\ huu‘l
Ho toldi d it tnrcililiy and put. It in his
insldc 00m in >1 kt‘l
"As for this othor, then," said he, with
an air of putting it away from him as on
univortliy thing. “I will leave it. here!"
And he put the liable ticket in the bol-
lot box. -Y uuth' s i 'mnpnnlon
A Natural Misundcratandin‘.
Thcy \vcro talking (m-r thc long die
tonne tclcplu inc.
"Abbininnhle wcothcr. this" said the
man at the Now York cud us he ilnlshcd
the htisimiss conversation and notcd that
ho hall two ruiuuics more of talking lime
to his credit. in using the phone.
“Terrible," sold the man at the (‘hicn-
so cud sympathetically.
“I have to take the grcntcst cure of
myself," said thc Now Yorkcr.
"Mo, tm," ropiicd the Chicago man,
“And cvcn then I suflcr awfully.“
“So do I."
"‘A mi wear caiilio‘re leaves in my hot. "
"What!" will the Chicago mun.
finlil
'(‘uhhogc lt‘:\\'i'l~i. you know-vprotuct.
from the lii‘iil. ”
"(innit Scott! From the hoot?"
“ch. " sold thc Now York mun. "Isn't.
that what you wcre talking about?"
"Mcrcy. uo'” sold the llhiciuro tnlkcr
“I was talking about thc t‘Xi‘l‘thVl' mld‘ ‘
——i‘hicnno IiA'i‘UriI.
A l’ntrsl Flaw.
“’I‘hcu your tothvr shows no disposition
to music (min thc gmund hc has tutu-n?"
said thc youth.
The 1quch thIiHl and shook hcr hcmi
“Tic In mmltcrolily opposed to you. "
"('on \vc not. lim’o a conifer-cocc“" ho
Mined.
“it is idlc to augment it.
clinic to inwunw n corifcn‘o.
fatal flaw in your position."
"What in ii?" naked thcngonizvii youth.
“Iicgltmid,” «Inc miniml. “thc truth
must conic out. You hm'cn't pot the so;
or. "—~Ncw York i’mus.
Tic would do:
'l'Iicn' is o
A (‘haneo to I' as Ilia strength.
"You, fathor,‘ sold the young gram}
ate, tnuhly returned from coilcms, “l min
untrained othictonow and moon to tell"
part in n unmimrot nonunion in the (wt.
l'm atrium commit to tilt almost any.
thing."
“Well, thcu, " sold the old man grimly.
”I gum you kin inst only at homo and
lioipliit. tho mortgage oil the Inrin.”—~»
Chicano) Imam.
The Advanced Woman
The Adrancod \‘i’onmnuTho first thing
wowomciiwiil do when we get the chance
will he to take that odious Word “obey"
irom tho marrimrn service
The Chronic Bacltsior—Yon will (In
nothing of the kind. It will deprive the
«moon of the pleasure of making the
promise with a mental mature -~ln
diaaapolis Journal.
Jul ”to Thirty.
”We are getting up a mnwrt for thr-
benefit at the church. Wont. you takn
tickets?"
Mrs Sharpe—«My hoetmmi Mom to go
any place where more is to be music
"How lucky! This is just. thr- klntl of
an nntcrtnimnoiit lli‘WIll Ininy ‘thi
tango 1m:- -r ”PM”
Who-tilting.
MMR‘P—Joliihl notice that my cigars
are mom; disappearing Is it missibio
that in the short time you here been in
my service-w»
John (with dignitylwfiir. you insult
me novelties l have three boxes still left
from my last master. um
'31”!
Hooch-Did you and the hoteiyon
ataidatwhiieattay communion
1, MMW in. as. new
little-w! did in“
res- evo instep door. when
ill
, .cM'
.‘llayArsXstaatia-iaa mlanyraesaaa
Harm
Singululyessma tedideaa mn-
ing the adulteraticu of load an my
generally held. according tom. 3. W.
Wiley. chemist oi the United States de-
lzpartmentot agriculture. Sand. for in-
sienna is not sold with segue—at least
in the United States
The granulated and lore in
thematketare almost about“! pure.
powdered sugar-motions, though rose.
ly. containaalittle flourcsstalflnand
iowgrade sugars are impure chiefly
through the molasses and water they
are made to absorb in manuiacture.
Not as good a report can be given of
straps. There is very little pure maple
strap, mooted what isscldas snobbe-
ingamixtnrecigluccaeorcaneairups,
with neural] proportion of theprodnot
oi ,the maple, while in an institutions so-
tually protected by a patent the maple
flavor is given by an extract of hickory
hark. Liquid honey is largely adulter-
however, only that in bottles and jars
is impure, the old impression that comb
honey on the {runs is aduitcrated hav-
ing been proved to be erroneous
Ground coffee is so largely ndulterat~
it is rarely found pure, and oven the
unground berry is imitated. Tea is rare-
ly mixed with foreign leaves, but ire-
materials quite prejudicial to health.
Cocoa and chocolate are largely adul-
terated with starch and sugar, and
products claimed tobe greatly improved
as to digestibility may have little of the
virtues of the originuicocoa been left
in them.
A danger in canned goods is the use
of adulterated tin, which may contain
as high as 12 per cent 01 lead, the or-
ganic salts formed by the corrosion of
the lead being always poisonous. The
common practice oi coloring canned
peas with copper is very objectionable
The use of preservativea, such as sali-
cyiic acid, is not without risk, while an
occasional source of danger is the devel-
opment of nitrogenous bodies called
ptomniues in preserved meats. The
above are illustrations of the principal
food ndnltcrotions, which, though bad
enough, are insignificant in comparison
with the startling reports that have
been published. Much the greater part
of fmds we eat is pure and wholesome
NATAL AUTOGRAPHS.
The Sign Manual 0! the Child That Does
Not Cir-nae In Life.
There is born with every mm at us
and continues unchanged during our
lives on unfailing and inerudicnblo mark
or: inurks, which absolutely distinguish
each one of “rum every other fellow
being. Those physical marks never
change from the cradle to the grave.
This horn autograph is impossible to
counterfeit, and there is no duplicate 0!
it among the looming billows in the
world Look at the insides oi your
hands and the colon of your innit; climly
amnion the ends of your fingers; You
seecirules and curves and arches and
whorls, some prominent with deep cor-
rugations, others minute and delicate,
but. all a m-Il defined and chm-1y traced
pattern. There is your physiological
signature
Run your hands through yourhair
and prcss ilngcr nails on a piece of clear
glariti. You see all the delicate tracing
trnnstcmxl—not two fingers alike; (tVt‘lI
”tho Ii-ft hand knowcth not what the
right hand iioctIi. " Tin-y are distinctly
dim-root. Even twins may In' so little
lliil’crcut in size, fcatnn-s uml acticrul
physical condition itti to be st'nrchy dis.
tiiimiielinhlc. yet their finger autographs
:trc radically diflcrcnt.
In fact. in all humanity cwry being
curries With him on his baby fingers and
his wrinklcil hand of llm'fl'plt “Ill flit"
tho iuh oticnl outwit, archcs nml circivs
that u'nrc burn with him. Nothing cu-
(‘t'pttllhiiilfllllitl‘l'anIIC can oblitrroto or
disunim tin-m. Criminals may burn and
scar thcir hands, but nntnrc. win-n sin.)
rostorcs the cuticle, invariably brings
back thn- natal autograph~imuisvilic
Couric r Journal.
The W'ay o! Loss. Twilight.
no first thought it seems to has
rnlln-r paradoxical statement that tho
nearer we approach to the equator The
shorter is that intermuliste stage or
transition from day to night and from
night to day, which we call “twilight. "
This being the can, however, the print
of duration of “the dim, uncertain
light" in all tropical countries lavery
short when compared with that of mu
tries of high northern or mthem lati-
tude. The explanation: is this: (in the
equator the sun '41 path is at exact right
snglm with the horim. The last beam
of light lotion from view when the sun
is at 18 degree- below the barium
at thceqnatorimreasonsgiren intho
first sentence of thin explanation. Thom
farther from the rrquator wept the less
become the angles which the sun's
017W makes with the horizon. and the
longer the time required for him to'm
tomb the lit (legrec merit hence the
longer the period of twilight-14). Louis
Republic.
crass-nos soc ctr-am
A dccmticn of cinnamon is mom
mmuietlaaedrinh tohetaksni’reslyin
localities where there is typhoid Imm‘
or choline, for minimum has the more
to destroy all infectious microbes. Zion
its stout kills them, while it is perfectly
timeless to human beings it is said
thattboeseencedcinnnam. Winona»
in the staircase, will kill typhoid
bacilli in 1! hours said
cases. um City Tim
ated with glucose. 0! comb honey. ‘
ed with chicory, peas, beans, etc, that.
quontiy has its weight increased by the.
addition of salts of iron and copper—1
Thin 18 degree mark is quickly reached 1
~HA8 BOUGHT THE——
0E
—0
00 i,
F...
Jarvis, Kellogg, of Norwalk,
-FOR—
Clo IIII TIIE Illll II
MID IT IS NOW (III SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit. ,
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
TIIII MIIE
SEA TRIPS
By the beautiful new sleamships oi the
Old Dominion Line.
To 01d l’oiui Comfort or Virginil
Beach and Return,
Illygrll llotel.) (Princess Anne Hotel.)
Moat delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
(or a Sl’ IIEB OUTING. May be made for
516. (iii Point Comfort. $15.
ill. Virginia Beach. iii.
A day and a quarter at. either hotel.
IIICLIIDIIIB EVERY EXPENSE.
0! meals and berths en route and a day and a
quarter a board at either hotel.
This trip is an ideal one. as the course skirts
the count with little likelihood of sessichness.
and par-sea in review many watering places
and points of interest.
OLD DOMINION 8. 8. Iii).
ll" 1.. i11'lLLAl'l)Ei‘.TiiA FFIU MANAGER.
Pier :15, N. 11.. New York.
.iyitltm
ICST MAGNIFICENT
TOUR 013‘ THE SEASON
«no
The Thousand islands
S's on You all Expenses of 5'5 on
Your Dayn‘ Tour.
1' ruler the management at ant'la ct Recrea-
tion Tourieti «1.11pm Ial train 1- eves limolrticld
Junction at 9:11 a. tn. coda). Au at not:
arriiiug at Thousand islands early 1 no same
i Whiting Parlor are attached (seats extra
«u h was ). \vhhbsbould be rraervu in ad-
tancr. Ant tour of the mama. therefore
everyone atmold avail thwnwlvea or this trip.
I" or further imiormailon and tic kale, call on
lititri miitN. 11., N. This it. i it.
Two more of the. doiiuhtiul
Tours to Earnings.
IIIB. 201i! anti Hill.
‘9 no Page all lspeiFM'oi
Dan‘ Tour.
fired for “Trout-t World“ descriptive of
1...?
Tax Collectors Notice.
one. Mao‘s-u» ~~~~~ .-
’lfl'iilltis hereby than to all lemon liable .. .
to pay taxes tothe'rnwu o Norwaia. to
"1000113)” on" airfield and Malta or ( unintenti-
mt. onlheassmment tlislotit'ill. that i will
when: to vacuum nail!t lam at the lotion-
”£le m” 5m?" ailment. IastNorwallt.
limo Tmim Thursday. August . ’mh. mu
tram llio'ciocltm {mason unit i 1221) lternmn.
M ins-timom.c Ghanaian. at tempest.
muse aileron noon at Amulet mill.
1m iron: 3 n aim-l not two Welland:
M ihestms of Alphounom Dibble. at. Room
Firs lilo River. on ”10' even Moi Thursday .
Antoni filth 1 mu? it til so)» ‘cloch .
“I! off!
.I ibo( (’t ’orwaik
finale...” M '1 oh... so
1‘“th :0 titlimln’“ I‘I'lnntil’gfiiim the events.
:1," 11. ml, only” song; fiktvu.“ it his
t
.1
in
iii.
clock
leis mutilation inatten-
en “mi?" * Men
use at
mom of nine magi nkiihdifimiim
s 0
Joint. col 1W.
3%.?) for said goods“ at Nor will. an the list
Mailman. MMAnsustLiimM
1.0. ITIIIIGS. "
CHEAP MUSIC.
The July
Musicalilnme
lanow ready. The contents are: “Juliette,"
gavotw.Holst; “Where Grandmother Sat in
the Corner." song. Goats; “The Algonquin
Club," waltzes. Peterschen: “A Turn in the
Tide." song. Glenroy; “Exultation,” march.
Phelps; “I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say,"
sacred. Spainding; "Get. on to the Funny
walk,"sonu. Sullivan. This number can be
purchased {or
8 ms. and One Coupon
We have also added
unnnwnnns
Musncal Monthly,
which can be procured for
lists. and line Coupon.
The contents of the July number are:
Golde 11 (.‘rest Polka.
Just One More Waltz.
Lillian (iavotte.
Tender Love That Never Dies,
Ole Hassle Cow.
In books we have one copy ct “As in a
Iiookin Glass “ only the tents, and on
com o “Revelations of High Life. within
European Palmer. " Only 75x.
BIT OF
. W. Podmore,
AND SAVE MONEY.
Kitchen rum. ,1 saw
Extension Tables. 3am
Dining i ‘hairs. .21)
Comm. 1. L'Imirn. .40
mind i m-kcr. 34.00
Splint lim‘lit‘l‘. .86
Mammoth Rocker. 32.51
"Illi (limit and 'I‘nblc.
Clearing Sale
liaby (.‘arriaueu.
Jamiiammmzks. Rents. Wraps, Ice Cream
Frwmrs. Hoes ilakes. etc. All new We.
J. D. JENuinéwsT
U ndertaker.
t 3 NIGHT “REIT. NORWAXAK 00m
Opposite Horse iiaiiwarm
Mam! III! “M W «fin
C re ce ri es
It you want good goods that can’t he
be host cell on
III. T. MERRIIM,
i28 SillITII IIIII STREET.
Fine No.11iackml, at 10¢ each.
Cannedsousediiacheret and Owned
thcislihinds;flsmand'i‘cngue.
Astoiionrwehava the tart thatthc
what can furnish. Will guarantee
«await.
neuroses. at the out, out no
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