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REV. DR. TALMAGE’S DESCRIPTION OF
HOW “KM/A" IS MADE.
It Is the National Wad Divides the
Honors With “trade flln”-—‘l'attoolng .
Badge of Manhood In the Islands. '
(Gourmet. Louis Klopsch. 1M]
”drummers, July 2. -—A hundred and
tyd man in the angry waters; one
ship sunk out of sight Iothat not so much
seaplankorropolifl since appeared; 0!
our three great American warships lying
in the harbor, the Leipsio beach the
Trenton and Vandalia demolished;
three great German men of-war, the Eber
and Olga gone completely under: the Ad
lar rolled over on lie tide and cracking
apart amidshlps; out at all the vsssela in
harbor only and saved, and that became it
had steam up and could sail out into the
sea; three days of wreckage and (right
and horror which shook the island and by
report of next steamer transfixed all no-
B'l'REE’l‘ BATTLE IN SAMOA.
tlons. All this a brief putting of what an
antipodoan hurricane did for this harbor
in March, 1859. While all up and down
the beach of this island are pieces of tho
wreckage of that unparalleled tempest
only one skeleton of a ship remains, the
Adler, sufficiently distinct to represent
that scene of cyclonic infernlzntion. It is
rather unfortunate that Samoa in the pop.
ular mind of all nations, stands as a synv
onym of shipwreck, for tho place is as lino
a specimen of foliage and irultago as tho
world holds. Indeed its harbor is the em
captain's anxiety, for, though n wide
harbor, it has only a small entrance. and
rocks in all directions toss the white lawn.
The captain - told us that WU need not.
think we own; lcft if “’0 saw him sailing
out to son, for he Would do M) if u slpmll
crime up, but he would rcfuru and take us.
After morc than scvcu days of occur)
rolling without sight oi ship or land thc
Samoan islands grew-t» you like,l u Ilcntiilc
vision. As Wc came on dcck this morn.
ing the Watch: wore mvr-rcd with snmll
bouts of nutiws bringing specixxn-us of
coral and uII muuucr oi llnwcrs and fruits.
TIMI) to sc ll tlusc and transport to shorc
all thc passengcrs “hochnsu to go. A boat
In longing to the German lcgntlon. with
four stout. oumnon, took us llmv-qunrtcrs
of n milc to tho beach. From lhmlcc we
wont to King Mulieton's nesidcncc. lint
it is a limo of war. The king had llcd to
thc (artist. A few nights hoilm» ho was
thought to he at. ovlllngc house, and It
was surrmmdcd and shut lulu. and lin-
king would have bccn slain ii hc hm! in-cn
the-re. 'l‘hc wholc InIltlliI is in n lllrillull.
Wu Wcm shown thc king‘s l‘mvliis and his
pll‘tllhls lIllII IlrIi‘ a lemon 'I‘Iic wulls slip
gl‘fiil‘ll iumlucss iur llcrmnu and English
royally, but I found not the iut'c of any
Amcricnn prcsident or pcncml. We saw
the queen, and at the invitation of thc
warriors went into the gunnls' trot»—
about 15 dusky Soldiers, cuch rccliuing m
a pillow of round wmxl uphcld by owl.
slunil supports, a mum unmmfnrmblc
pillow, if. Would scum to mc. than find in
llcthl-I from tho foot of which .lucuh mw
IIw uumvlics.
lviuch ni lllc morrion had a gun \x'iihm
rmch. At their imiini lull \in- out. (luwnun
a mat hcsidc lIlvm- who “all: sitting nml
in scant. vm-uluulnry iulkml “tor the Sumo
an trouhl 'n, Wc mw onc soldier who iuul
hccn shot in tho fool. and ho was limping
ulnug Ironing on on usslsium lv‘our nu n
u-crc kIlil'iI hof night in n skirmish. nml
nnothcr skirmish In to lakc place tuniuhf.
'l‘honv urn unth- s who do not wont to pay
”Mr inxcs, and thclr various urictunccn
have hccn suionml up. and n )‘ullllu wnr
rlnr Wallis to urt thc throw and info-«alum
liw mlilcunlnm. A low; mufiuuml sirug
“In In npvliifuz Mcmm lulc a ”cumin and
English hum of war is in tho harbor. and
ion Aliil‘l‘lmu mun oi our ls crtpccfml mun.
What will lw the insult im new can pruphr
my. lint (his is i'vi’llilil-mllilfi island and
all ihc group of islands arc MIITI‘I‘IH“ from
ion-lull interim-um It in. a common my
lit]! uivmtvg ihc ilnfircs ilml first comm ilw
missionary, fin-n comm thc nwrclumi, flu-ll
mums tho (mmul. ihcn comm ihc mnnm.’
war. then-wolf, my!
Why uhmilvi thew grunt nuillms lllu- liw
English. llcrinnn moi Amrricnu sloop In
Mll‘ii Milli” fvfislvu'se as to be watching:
will: voilxlnus quI crpcllsiw vigilance
the!“ islands for four that this or llmi.
{union gnu rmm m simiilil act a lliilc mi
\‘uiilnuv" icm rmll lluiiw ynuruurul-lpu
mud It'livv all In flan mlmlmmriv s 'lhm
will do inorc for ill" civillmlinu oi barium
ilmn nil iiw mm: that cwr spolw from
lhc Elilf‘h of the world's novice. 'l'lw mp.
lain of our stvniitvi’, In all Inlnnmilng ml~
drown rt [l-w PW‘llIliuil sign I'rlfli‘i'l‘l‘ilffll lIli’
Isluinls of iiw Pacific. vim-lnml that ihc
only mowmcut toward cirilimliun film
annumiml lo mnyfhluu in those lslnmls Imd
hccn nuolu Ivy llw u lom h; ooapci not mm
[nvuvlcr life. ”of «loath; lsilvlcn "otlmllcis
"llw only muwvm oi thd'i at this Him-
has full swing in Saloon is * trod-- gin "
That minim-nu and imlmfics and has gir-
cn in Samoa the unsavory and unjust title
of thc ‘ hell of the PM: lilo.” '1 lm I'nncllm
gin is In lpul in ifs pork by a cinematic
drink called ‘hnru" if is import-d in
the following Ilnlivrioils way: 'i‘lwre in n
wilt callcd lllpcr llii’llilslicitili, from ilw
it of which the have In made. A young
Holman woman emu-ml in one of the Fiji
islands, but not tired and mulml in W
turn to her nntlw islands. lbvivmmtarilnu
hmncwanl she new a ml. which wnvml
“Mill Mid llilli. ml. the Full of This plflni.
when the rat imumllately became Ilmng
and vlmlmus. and slw mnelmlcd that tho
beguiling rho cvmld do for but native land
was to Mix» this rod to her iwtvpll’. ohm it
:Et rinketiwmstfimg and NW W:
was llampllmed As the m of it
literal; name and vimmus. why
mm the name molt he minced in the he
use So also cultivated In Show the
M hideout. film: which the. have
is made.
Girl: and old more have nothing
a
WW mm* WW II, Riemann?! «aim. .,. .. ml... U
. A“! “in MM mum ,
rental solos fills thekwgeumm from
they discharge it irom the mouth into a
bowl. More root is put into themnth
and the liquid disposed oi In the same
way. It has Immmea popular drink. It
is ordered on all occasions. At the open
his and closing of all socialitics, before
and after all styles oi business, it is have
here and how there and kava everywhere.
And it is cleaner than most of the drinks
of other countries and has in it no log-
wood, stl'ychnine or our vomioa. but pure
and simple expeotomtion. 1 consider it
as an improvement on most strong drinks.
It is said to be a most delicious drink. Ai-
most allvlsltors try this have. and see
what it tastes like and what mltI onsets,
but as l have great faith in the testimony
of others I did not taste it, believing all
they Iaid about the pungent and grateful
flavor of this beverage of refined and de-
lectated spit. The have not only appeals
to the taste, but it is said to beautify the
cup or bowl from which it is quadod
The bowl is not washed, but retains the
settlings of this beverage, which harden
and come to look like exquisite enamel-
ing, which submits to a high polish. Not
only is the cup enameled, but the stomach
of the one who takes it becomes also an
enamellng so elaborate that I am inform-
ed that one who was in such condition by
sneezing violently, cracked the enamel and
died. Instead of the burning out of tho
vltals by the brandy and whisky and wines.
would it not be momlnsllxetic to carry
around awholo art gallery of enameled
insides?
Toll all the Methodists that M nliotoa is
a Wesleyan and a consistent follower of
the three worthios oi Epw orbit—Susannah,
Charles and John. Though his ct cry
drop of inherited blood is warlike, this
king is a man of peace. One of his anccs‘
tors fought back an enemy from Samoa
and did it so well that the defeated troops
as they got back into their boats cheered
tho Samoan king, shouting, “Well done,
Fighting Cook.”
But the present king might be better
symbolized by a dove rather than a chan-
ticioor. As in America We never had but
one man who declined being president of
the United States when he knew that he
could get the office, so Mallotoa is the only
man that I know of who declined to be
king when the honor fell to him. Again
and again he preferred another for the
throne and accepted royalty only when
circumstances compelled him to do so
There have been deeds of blood since he
took the scepter, hut war is barber-ism
whether under Samoan or American or
English ling Nearly all the great gcncrnls
of our American wars hmo hcc 11 good
members of Pushy! crian or Epismpnlinn
or hicthodist or Baptist ori. ongmgnrion
ai or Catholic church.
Do not, therefore, Sllfi‘l' when I write
that Mnlictoa is n \\'cslcy.uu ’lhc llng
that floats ovcr his house is a one starml
ling contrived Ivy u missionary. lmh‘cd
the good work of tho missinmirics is bound
win-rcvcr wc go on this island. 'l‘hc lilhlc
is tho chlcf hook. ’I‘licrc are churchcs and
schools One of the group of Islands has a
hulk-mi of hh studcuts in prcpnration for
the ministry. .\'curly all the inhabitants
of thcsc islands can rcmi and \vriic. ’l‘hcro
are no doubt cummh had pcopic. ’l‘hrcc
ships of war lying for lln'must ilmc in tho
harbor kccp tho unlchs fnmllinr with thc
vices oi mom civilizcd muions. “'l‘hc
bench mmhcrs," as they urv cullcd at
Simeon—that is, the nu u “Tammiiiuc tho
Work of wrecker, pirate, ihlci. drape-ratio
and agent for the slums arc ioun'd here
but ewryr‘ih that I know of has its launch
cmnlwrs. and thc poor swindlcd immi-
grants ilml them more mum-mus at line-
ton, flow York and Lin-rpm] than iho
Voyngcrmvi tin: l’ucillc ilml tlwmut Samoa.
’l‘hcsc islands are more thorough Sabbath
kooplws than you will find in nlnmst any
land of all thc earth. From curly morning
until lnlc at night on Sabbath tho whnln
town, with {cw cxccpliuns. is give-n up to
ilt'VilIlUll.
At ilzllli on Suhlmth mornlugthc church
IM'IIH ring. and tho pcoplc put on thcir
bust ulfli‘c :iml llwi-I'IiiIllll for Worship,
Again In mlduiicrum-n lIli‘ church lvclls
ring and lIw prv'pll' Killlll‘l‘, l‘urun into
llu' Sunday night llu‘ l'llrmiulisumzs may
he imml. I'JLIIKIli up uml .muuvlcvi hack
{mm Iitllll" in hunwnmi l‘l'nm mountain in
luw'h. 'l‘lu‘rc IN fur murc Sulflnuh chI in
Sulnuu than in any hmn Hr city in .\Iilrr
ion of tho some sivc lint this up.» not ill
way» so. l‘rum u but crucify t‘hrisfiun
v-ix’lllmiiou hmslll'ml ll? ln iilily'll limo
whcu tlwy vuuanml :mmwmyilwy hrulm
his FIIITII‘, 'I‘u illIlI in Till“ humiliation Hi
llw lIl‘It‘flII‘II Mlllif' of thrift \\'t'l‘U i‘nlinlt‘lI
and mlcu, \thn n “union was camlldnlc
lur lunrriup- in «win - hill. slw “us scuicd
in the motion plm c for llw public to do
nldn Whi'rhl‘r sln- “cor ill for such umr
ridge, ll lhcy «lccnimi in lln- licgnlfu‘. ohv
Wile I’IIIIIIN‘IT lII llf'lilii
Till-y \\ill‘~illlil'll llir flew, ill‘ lllc WI, or
ill" lurilc. or the Ii/uul. ur the slmrk.
“ flock“ l'f‘li'il lhc (‘Imuffnu rclliziou m
such mnmirnslilcs ui Iu-lnniur. and all
things l'lmliuml,
'l'hc Summons hmc lml much use for
clofivcu. i new no imlnun plulv's in live
window»; A lmfur would sturrc in death
in Emmet Lack of mumlcic physical in»
wrun'n : owl ifs mamhmv v:.
vcsfliuru comm iilvl. fro!" mulm- cconnmy,
not from punpcrism. nut {mm lmmurolt
fy, hot oriuivinllyf'mm fhc fm'f Hutton
thew islands ihc i'IIliillIi' is somihlilw
ycar mnnd tlmt ncccusfiy docs nut "Nil-t"
lnmnrnlvlr- vlcmnml own wcmwrs vmvl
clufhlcrs
lint gradually mile-ms mud lmnktcm
and nlpru as swimming lniodcmund. 'I‘Iw
i"airman mnwulmi substitutes “filming
which in smm-cnscs vepimors uuifc lllw a
suit, of r‘lullws. in the hem missing from
wharf in sicnmcr i put my hand on tho
knew of to Human and said. "You nrc int.
lured." llcrv'hllml,“ Yon: that mcv‘lnflws. "
1 will. “ \Vlwu vlu you Ich ihnt failmvinu
done?“ He mmwrml, “Tm-my ycnrs Hi
we," lsnivi, "Dims it hurt?" He replied:
“Uh. yes? llurtl chil up!“ Inskmi.
“ilow hing thins It telltc to have that tab
“Milli!!!" Ho answv'rml. “About two
mention.”
Indeed all the mm i noticed had been
tattrxmi. ltisa hmlgenf manhood. A
man is not mmmtnhlc unless tatfrml.
lie would he thrust out of minty or not
admitted The most pamrabie ominous it
that of tattooing The mm retires in the
hush with a low culminates lor two or
W tenths. livery day, as the patient
goes on.
The suffering is more or less great, but
one must be in thc fashion. yet. I suppose
In this therein rm more pain than that
which men and women sailor in the mar
tyrdom of fashion through which some
peoplegoin the higher civillzedlifo. What
tight boots with agony of come! What
piercing oi the ear loixls ior diamond
ringsi What crucifixion of stout waists to
make them 0! more moderate size' The
tattooing is only another form of worship
at the altar of fashion—no flinchiug on
the par-to! the tattooed. no backlog out
The work donahe who went into the hush
a boy comes out a man
As we passed along the main street of
the island we had a crowd after us with
something to soil. To buy a flower or a
shell was greatly to rte-enforce the number
of the escorting party. The men are mus-
cular and well formed. The children are
beautiful. As to the women, every nation
has its type of fcnmlo beauty, and no one
of anothoruutlun is competent to judge
concerning in
But there goon the whistle of the Ala
mode. It has to sound three times and
then of! for. ow Zealandl We wait for
the secoml whistle and then start. Ovcr
the rolling hillows to the ladder of tho
steamer and up to our old place on the
good ship to which we again trust our
lives. What a my story it must he to all
the innumerable creatures of the deep!
We discuss some fly' mg fish or soc coco in
a voy ago a spouting whale, but we never
realize that we are being discussed by tho
inhabitants of an clcmont illlcd with so
much life that our captain says when a
whole In Woundcd by its captors it re»
quires two men to keep oil the sharks
while tho captive is being drawn in.
What, suppose you, the inhabitants of
oconnia think of this ship floating abovo
them, of the how plowing through, of the
screw stirring the wave, of the passengers
bending over the railing? Every moment
as we pass on by day and night there arc
thousands of ichthyologicai inquiries of
"What's that?" What do the sea gulls,
flying hundreds of miles from shore, think
of 115? What do tho sharks think? What
do the whales think? What does the no.
topus think? We areas great mysteries
to them as they are to us.
'1‘. DE Wm Tammie.
Animal Cunning.
Squirrels arc exccodingly cunning. An
old lady kept a fruit stand near the on—
trance to Central park, New York, A
squirrcl was in the habit of helping him-
self to peanuts whcnovcr the opportunity
occurred. (in one of his visits to tho
stand the old lady hafllcrl him in his pll
flaring. 'l'hcn. instead of a peanut, be
mixed it pcmrh and made oil with it. Shc
gave chase, and tho squirrcl,~after-draw-
ing hcr sonn- dismur‘c from the stand.
dropped thc [if m’h l'llll swiftly lmck, suimnl
.\ pmunt lufon shc pot thcro and rum
mm} with it. much to tho umusmucnt of
the losinmlcrs.
An IIINIJHH'I' of cunning rnlhcr crucl in
its vlmrocfnr was u'luws-s‘cd in a cofl'cc
plantation in lhc 'l‘rnusvunl. Among thc
(‘tliTl'l' li'cc.‘ lIli'l‘l‘ grows u hill‘llIl ui which
the! :lpm lll'l' particularly fond. But :i
fill-vim oi \\‘li>i|\ flhlI'll lIil'Ii‘ lil‘l‘i.‘ in ”war
size ml». cf \i‘lllr'll lhc apes arc \‘cry shy, (or
f! .‘n' of lwiuv; flung. lino morning icuriul
crics u'crc hcnrd. and upon examination
it was found llml. upcs wvrc ramming llu‘
pluilluliull. _\ lurgc baboon was throwing
tin Mung :lpu down liliu rim shrubs, so
that thclr fall might hrmk off the wasp
ill-sis. W hilc ihc lltllc fcllous wcro (‘l’\llli:
pilcously, bccuusc of tho. stings of the
angry insects, ihc old follow calmly re
galmihlmscli with fruit, occaslmmlly ioss‘
lug smuc of it in his matc and hcr young
om 5 “All! h “crc u suic distance away—-
Philmh-lphiu Tim: 5.
hlle hill the Dollar.
Little no“ lmy s urc smart. thllc llt‘\\’S
girls urc smurlcr swim-film's, A young
man addicicd in skipping Imilrii hills and
sumlrysnmll shop bills chungt‘d his all
dross. owing tlu- lllllc ncwsgiri ll.
'l'lu' child was in llcspnlr. lull. swing ihu
youth some days Inn-r [nursing at u dismncc
mid nucc or iwicc shipping umuml n cur-
ucr slic llcchlcvl llml lu' hm! not. It'll fin-
ncl':hlmrlmml llcr cycs \w-rc‘ kept open,
nml )‘nwicrdny rimming, \\ hilc making lwr
rounds, shc saw lhc youth through thc
huscmcm window of u humor to \\’Ili\‘Ii shc
iIIlIll t scll lniiln‘l‘s. lazily ruling his luv'cnk
first. if was .‘l M1,: lnmi‘illllglinllsv, nmf lb.-
ucw _\nllilu mun was hullllmr forth to It
Iiirgc uumlwr oi lmunh'rs. who ihmmhl
him at wry linc young man, vlll n fil‘l'liilli
illochilvl Illlliplihrlt‘ll Ihc N‘l‘anil- m tllc
lmscumui gulc nml slum! Ill tho «lining
rnum fin-luv: him,
"You run 'nwuy \Vlll mc dollar." slu-
suid, "You (”IL and you ucvcr uwuut to
[my inc. 'l'un‘ cwry um- rnumi tho block's
looking fur in“ [cm flln- um um dollar.
lwmlt it."
'I‘hc ynufh lurncd pulc, lll‘t'\\' iurfh ihc
dollar uml iillli'll in mn~lcr u look of on»
uuyuncc. llc'n up and doing ionnoihcv
Muck.
And the llith- ncwmlri lms sumo ucw
cunt-uncut in ihu hon...» whom he was
found out.—-Ncw York IIcruld.
Jordan Water.
A cifi'zcn Hi this city. who rcccntly uh
lnrucd from an crimuicd four, pmmlscd
lilo Mic Iil'illl‘li lw Icl'l in brine: homo n
lmiilo of wntcr from tho river Jordan.
with which in impilzc n filly Imhy which
had jolncd lhc family a low «lays lwinrc.
’l'ruc in hlsprnmlw. lw jourucycducnm
lhc hills of l’lllvsilnc in tho such-ll rive-r
and Illlml n lmfilc with lhc prcclom lluhl,
'i'hc lmillc was Not (linfurlnsl till he it'ns
crossing ilw Atlantic, whcn ho umlcrtimk
in exhibit llut relic in It l'cllnw pnnwnuvr.
lie was not mmrc that tho wuicr must
hc imllml l‘u insnrc its pn‘snrvnilnn, and
who” the cork mm liftedurinllmuisqumv-
lily of ellmc was rcvculcd. 'l‘hn ironed mm)
tmk his diamnimlntmcnt v-uslly, and win-n
crossing ihc ferry to .lcrscy ITIly he the-cw
«ml the Jordan whicr and rcllilcd tho but
flu in the North rive-r ’l'lm lmhy was sub-
scqncnily Impiiml with It. and the iiiuilr
vr hollows llmf. ihcsncrml influcnco will
but)! val-moi. llssislnm'v In flw child In INVI'
lngn momlnml upright lift-.ml'hllmlel:
phlu limivml
The Hiory of a liiiml I Mllll.
he}: sforlcs nrc mmrmm cnuugh. Fio-
l‘los mumvriiimt shwpnm much more l‘llfl‘.
Many ycnrs ago it cmno nmlcr the notice
o! the wriicr to tiIlSl‘l'l‘li a lumber with
twin lambs. one of which swim-d quite
dlfl'orcnt from tho nfho- r, mmdc ring aliquot
aimlessly and not as othcrs of the kind.
We were not longin dime. crisp; the outlets
wit was blind The mother and limiter
weroquite alive to the fact nmi watched
the little one with tender and unvaried
care. one or the other, as they saw it get»
tinglnto danger. rushing forward a: the
me, and iiflvith a sharp but kindly him
Ming the little blind one out of W
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tart flutes.
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”Aeneas“ South Norwaik and New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c.; EXCURSION, 70c.
Leave South Norwaik. 7:30 a. 111. Leave New York. Beekman street. 2: 15 p. infill“!-
“Yr 2 00 v. in. Leave East Thirty—first street, 2:40 p. on: Saturday, 2:11) p.m.
Freight steamer, City or Norwslk.leaves New York Monday. Wednesday'sndil‘rldsy at
5' -00 D. m. Leaves Nor-walk Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at one re. im. Freight received
11%!
ROTON
from South America, to give
knife and battle axe throwers,
received medals from the same.
lasso, and long bull-whip, fancy
tortionist, etc., etc.
DO NOT FAIL
POPULAR AFTERTll—BOTI SAIL.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 26th,
Up the Housafonie liver to Derby and Birmingham.
Leave South Norwalk, 2:00 p. m. sharp.
LABOR DAY. STEAMER CITY OF ALBAHI.
—T0~
BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WEST.
Wichita Jack
HAS ARRIVED AT
POINT,
The world’s young champion rider, who has just returned
TWO FREE PERFORMANOES DAILY
AT ROTON, COMMENCING
WEDN ESDAY, AUG. 22d.
There will also be a tent exhibition by the famous Mexican
lat Zam and Senorita Mowra
who have appeared before all the Crowned Heads of Europe and
Skilled exhibition with 40 foot
rifle shooting, celebrated con-
“Afix
TO SEE THEM
II’OR-—--
BROWH'S $3.00 SHOE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at}
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwaik.
prices.
Raymond
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Largo assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits, Sideboards, En
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
& Sons.
i3. .1. ’FLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas lilting
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
.l. l'. Flynn will have personal charge of this
eminent.
Plumbing overhauled and out In first class
W condition.
PORTER WATER ROTOR
”minim”. MMfiwh-hu
Steamship and mm, Tickets
toaliparisoi the world! r Isiah!
H. D. SMITH.
let- i lass-lo Drilling. smell.
”Elfin WEI To
Refill. OIIIINIII.
Milli. Elm.
{nutritionist-almost”!!!-
Norwalk Chronicler