Ginger Root.
{Excellent Spices.
‘ Erie? Apricots-
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Ian Banned chillies. 12c can
AMMofllm
crown Jewel lava Cullen.
with new. attractive resents oi bowls. pitch-
us. unstable dishes. pa. tee not. etc.
Dibble &
4 Oomstock’s
W.H.Meeker&to.
Sole Agent for
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HOT WATER HEATER
'Plnninlng. Steam and ans-Finlng.
Tin and Silent Iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
Plus and estimates furnished for either
It Inter. steam or hot air heating.
50 SOUTH MAIN ST
.THE CENTRAL
RASH RRDCERY
15 NDRTH Milli STREET.
16 Ounces in a Penn!
and One Price in All.
EilflNllMYisWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best bread by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Colleen are noted for
their purity and delicious llnvor. We
loll the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
every extensive trade in Tone and Col-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
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The question or protection for wool
and manufactures thereof seems to have
occupied the attention of the lawmakers
in the American colonies in the very be-
ginning of their history. As early as
1009 the colonists of Jamestown, Va”
were provided with sheep. which did
not increase very rapidly in consequence
of their destruction by wolves. so that
in 1848, 89 years after their first intro-
duction. the number of sheep in the
whole colony of Virginia was only
8,000. The first evidence of government
protection for Wool was in an enactment
passed in 1657, setting forth that no
sheep be transported out o! the colony
except upon such penalties as may be
thought fit by the governor and the
council, and in 1062 Virginia. by a stat-
ute. not only prohibited the exports-
tion of wool, but offered a bounty us on
encouragement to the raising of sheep
and the establishment of woolen monu-
faotnres by oflering live pounds of to-
bacco (at that time Virginia currencyl
for every yard c? woolen cloth mode in
the colony.
Thus protection was born on Virginia
.soil. The principle of protection to
American industries was ugnin recog-
nized in 1004. when, with a view to di-
versifying industries. the general assem-
bly of Virginia, on the public expense,
established in each county looms for
Weavers. In 1068 a low was passed for
the purpose of butter converting wool,
flax nnd hemp into clothing. The com-
missioners oi" the county courts were
given authority to build houses for the
instruction of poor children in the art
of spinning and Weaving.
And to further promote these objects
laws were enacted in 1082 imposing
heavy penalties upon the oxportutimx of
wool. and for the encouragement of the
Working up oi wool into cloth a bounty
of. six pounds of tobacco was provided
for every person making a yard of
woolen cloth, or linsoy woolscy, three
fourths of in yard wide. and for every
dozen pairs of men’s or women's woolen
or worsted been in bounty of 12 pounds
of tobacco was offered. The price of
wool F45 iixod ut 8 pence per pound for
fleeces, washed bolero shearing. In 1687
Virginia passed on not for the encourage-
ment of domestic manufactures. includ~
ing thoso from wool. which was rejected
by the king as hostile to English int-or-
(Ists, for in lll'l‘ colonial policy England
was ulwuys svllish uud cruel—n sow
that devoured her own litter.
FREE COAL AND TAXED SUGAR.
“The (‘onsmm-r l’nys the Tnx,".t~‘isy the
Democrats. ho .N'vo What It Means.
In considering illu. i‘fi‘l‘l‘t of firm coal
and u tux upousugur itmust b0 romom—
born-d llml. according in tho lh‘mlv‘mlic
lln-ory. tlu- (-unHum-i‘ pays iln' tux.
(lur imports of cool in [Hill] “'l‘l‘i'
1.384,th ions. upon which Was l'iilll'l‘l-
d a duty of If. routs pl-r ion, or u lulul
if $1,023,613 in :1. single your. This is
lilo extent. of llio rolivi’ that Would be
ucmrdod to tho American people by free
soul.
(lur consmuption of sugar lost your
wus -l.li4l:l,2mi..‘.oo pounds, which. of un
(worms: prime of 2-1.. cents per pound.
Would bu Worth $111i.412lh,2111. An ad
\‘ulnrn-m lurill’ of 411) pvr l'i'lil. upon ibis
unnumt Wuulil bu $417, 77.1.3041. A dil-
fvrl'nilul duty of lllil‘~1‘ll.{lilll w ill upon
4.34M. 205L511“ pi‘zuilllh “muld lu- $5), 429.4
1112, mulling :1 lolul ,bn-ukl'dst lulnlu‘ lux
{if $53,201,311},
Fi'uo ('(llil “‘Ulllll thus. according to
tho llvnnwrulic tin-dry ol' the musunur
puyiuu lln- tux. oily-(‘14 u suvinpr in tho
[u-npln (if $l,ll‘.’5l,1ll.‘l, (11' 11.: (wills 11M
t'npilu, ll'llllt' iuxwl sugiu' Would l‘ns‘l
Hum Siffiipllilfillli. or 77 n-nts for ovu-ry
mun, Woman and child in llm country.
'l‘lu- dlrwl low by hlli'll Drum-ratio log-
islulion \l'uulll have born 25: ‘3 (-vuln' for
[ivory imiiriduul. :\ luiul nddilinnul
lilil‘tlvn (if $.32, ll‘llflliil it your.
l’ron-l inn.
‘l'in- lumlluli lu-muud l‘rnia-riiun.
li’ Wu umy irus‘t tlw prosvivnmu of Tim
"lllili'lliliil‘. lln- English pmplo will luv»
fore long burn to low udomzuid {ctr I.
n-iurn 1o prulowiiunism. u dvmuud so
fni'tniduldt' llnit fur iron lmdt'rs its rm
slstunuv will involve "a hard struggle. "
nllhnunli Iln'ir uliiinuln victory is run
lain. 'l‘hu virrumslmwvs upon which
this Tui‘w':1.«l is founded on! lhut opium:
tho grout nmssol‘ tin-promnt urnvmllnu
of educated Englii-‘lmlvn ilu-rw isnollrm
group of tho principloof lrwlrmln; lhnt
they hum rm-ivod llmncwptod doctrine
as on inlwrilumw, huvo nevur mnvimwl
lhomm-lm of its Hillllllllll‘fitl and or!- bi“
coming ski-plirul ml to ihowiudom of to»
mining it on a practical puidc to ionis-
lnliun. liven snow of tho ncwspupcrs
moi by inlrlligu nt pvoplo um giving
voice to this blil pill-ism. us is shown by
thomulmupmmm mumwr in which they
recently rcl‘c rml in the around morning
of tin-(Jobzlvn club. «Munr'bvsior iiunrd‘
ion.
on. For a Dinner Peiii
mien? are :1 mm many men who
would like to pay the “robber thrill"
on u dinner poll if they only had use for
the pull. But this your those who m
fortunate enough to have author have
Implements so: it an human-41mins.
An in “mm. L ‘
Not until Janusrywill little Fannie
Erdoly reach the inuturenge of 4 years,
and yet she is perhaps the most secom4
piished young lady of her use in New
York. Fannie illustrates in her charm-
ing little personality the irresistible law
of heredity. She speaks fluently four
languages. and when it is explained that
her mother writes and speaks six lan.
v 7
gunges and thut her father has n glib
acquaintance with 10. besides numerous
ulliod dialects, the extraordinary infnnt
is accounted for.
Arthur Erdofy, who is in registry clerk
and interpreter at Ellis island. wzulbom
82 years ago in Budnpost. His wife is
nlsonnntivo oi the some ancient city
on the Danube. He has the characteris-
tic Magyar features us well as that spe.
ciul linguistic uptitude which distin-
guishes his race. He speaks English
with grout purity and has the further
polyglot uocomplishmcnt of speaking
Hungarian, "lormnn. French, Italian,
Spanish. erk (Romunic). Turkish,
Finnish and that most turgid and dith-
cult of all tongues. Basque. Mrs. Erdofy
speaks ‘fluontly English. Hungarian.
Germnu, French and Slovenian, and so
little Fannie has lived all her life in n
philologicui atmosphere, where the air
was thick with propositions, adverbs
nnd conjunctions. Instr-edof doll babies
she played with irregular verbs, und tho
ablative absolute and tho subjunctive
mood have boon familiar objwts to hm-
from her onrlicr infancy—Now York
Press.
'l‘lw Thrfl- “‘To-ntions."
“I Wus some limo siucv. ” says :1 cor-
luin wrilc-r, “:11. u vuilwuy sluiiou wuil-
ing for a twin. (in the platinum, smtod
on a form, worn on old wuxtlvnnm and
two lililo- (‘bildrwu I would not ln-lp
hearing tho l'mnurks \Vllli‘li liqus mnlo
ing to tin-m, \Vllll‘ll\\'1‘r0 spulidil in u
pleasant and loving manner.
“ ‘lio surn.‘ said bu, “you do not for-
gnt lilo lhroo 'tvnlioiis—-iiitmimu, ulA
ll‘lillllll nnd rrlvuliou.’ ” 4
We might upply llnasu “ 'll-utinus"
with much instruction in various \i'uys,
but childrvn at school in pilrlll‘lllall' muy
profit much by rt-nwmlwring tho-In.
Lot us tuko ”inlontion” first! if u
buy bus :1 sum in Work out or u lesson
to lvuru by lll‘lll'l. ho Will llHt ln- likn-ly
lo sum-nod null»- lu- guns or it With it
Will or union; bu “xmvnds” to do it.
Hm'umdly, “hilt-111ml). " l1" l1:- is in
Slii‘l‘i‘l‘ll. :1 boy must witlulruw his
ilnvuglils lruzu laps. bulls. llilc-s :md
snub llki'. llv n.u~l notwlmrtvr Wilhbis
svlnmli'olluu's, but lu' mu~l for tho 11m:-
giw his “'llllll'llzlllil, or “ullvnd, " to lin-
lI-ssnli lit-luri- lzim.
'l‘lnrdly, “hi. on: u. " li h‘llf lull lit-
llo 112w in burn up; 111111.: ilulv .4. \1’I'l'o-~
mvmlu-r it or "11!..f1‘.” it in miml.~~
('brisliuu Wm ll,
.\ Lliilv \lu-il'liul.
(July 51., your» old, llduulirmw llznu
Willi lll‘l’ tiny lid-.9 114 mm bring :11) dif-
l'rn-ul ulrs out ul' .1 plum-w. bln‘ bus
ll'lil'lli'll llu'm nil in the ins! sown
mnnibs. 11' u lu)‘ mvi~ibln to lwr lm
struck, hln‘ mu inrlumlv sound lbw wu-
n-sponding lu‘yol :uiullli'i‘ piuun. Lot
iho l'lllll‘i' keyboard lmivm'rrml Willi
muslin or cloth. lit-Hm)lll':1\‘_\‘llii|illllll',
:iiitl blll‘h‘llllllllilu ~- ;fl»«i«l|111|>il' lly strik-
ing lu-ys Who-b slim'uunot sou. llri‘ first.
slrnlu- on tho tum-m ivory may bu u
mislullu. bail in u mummy! elm hits the
right lwy uud lip-n pun-owls nun-ruddy.
h‘ho munot mad music or Words, but.
ihoruughly iuulrrsiuuds ilu» M‘ulr. quiclr
ly distinguislws lmli‘ nolos and lamps
good time. If slu- lu-ursuslruugomr
lwum‘ tlll‘i‘l‘ linnvs, slw mu luulzu llvr
piono produw it. ~l’ldlud: lpluu llwurd.
\l’mulvriul singing Ruby.
Litilc- Marion lhnmun. tho iwnuiil‘ul
dnuuhtvr of Mr. and Mrs. .l. K. llunuun
of l'ultsvillo, l’u.. sui‘pussvs uny 1‘I'l'lll‘ll
yol. us :1 singing bully. tihv isllul ll
months old. uud iwr ropui'lory is quiiu
a lvlmlliy on... consisting of I’lllllli'
Birdiv ill u ’l‘rvv." "My Nolliu's llluo
Eyes." ”'l‘lmMimu-t," “Hunslduu Will
('ulm! Audio" uml ilnilly 11mm 'l‘lm‘iiuli
unuidn in pronnunon munywurd:~. she
sings ihu tum-s porl'm-tly uud lumps per
foot limo. ~~l‘lliluduvlpl|1u l‘russ.
My ('lmm.
. ”I“: ,‘ "E l l ‘
if i say “his.“ he’ll snow! at you
unsound.
was
Ms mm
wouidrunuphiiiinthenteteortiew
York. He touched on electric bell.
ends messenger was sent for a chart
that would prove what he was to say.
“This happens every day in the
Hudson river, " he began. “You will
seeby this chart of the tides that
when it is low water at Governor’s
island it is high water at Poughkeep-
sis and low water at Albany. There
is a 'full undulation. like a long
mountain wave, which the water of
that historic river climbs over and
flows down again. It happens this
way: When it is sleek water in the
Hudson, or low tide. this extends up
10 miles. Then the flood tide rushes
in' from the ocean, and when it
reaches the mouth of the river dives
under the fresh water. The salt wa-
ter is more dense of course and lifts
all the water in the Hudson bodily
on its surface. To an observer it
still appears to be ebb tide, and the
river is running up an incline for a
considerable portion of the distance
to head of tide water."
Mr. Morndin was saying that the
condition was the some in the East
river. whena summons came from
theoflice that one of the scientists
wished to motor with him. and the
party of hydrogmphcrs broke up.—
Witshington Post.
l’nwnbroking a "shit.
“Puwubrokiug is u habit," said my
friend who sits under the shadow of
the three bolls. “Yes, mostly a habit.
After anybody has hung up some
thing with me n few times he’s prob
ty sure to become a regular customer.
He does business with me just like
clockwork after that, always goes
broke just so long before pay tiny.
"Two of the best people I have are
husband and wife, and neither knows
that the other ever heard of such a
thing as hocking u watch. I knew
that from the way they noted. and I
was pretty much sunirised one day
when the Woumn brought in tho
pnwntickot for her husband's watch.
She didn't look as if anything unu~
sunl lunl happened. and l sized up
the siluuliou and gave her hor own
watch instead. That was what she
wuntwl. Next day tho husband 0mm,-
in Will) lln- lll'lii‘l for his Wife's
Willi‘ll, l guru him his own. and h.-
nuwr kin-w llw dill‘vrn-uoo. You m-o.
lln-y lmd ldddvu llli‘ll‘ tickets in tin.-
sumo plow: 'l'lwy lmvv brought lllo
would. around promptly own since.
which llwy Wouldn‘t haw done by.
uny mum-4r of int-1111.4 if I hadn't bud
n.y\\;1< :.l'~<‘11l111l‘. ll lukos lli’illilh'
101.111 my l»:1.«uu-~.~." [lumiln HY
[Ilia-u.
Sal new: in".
(m nm‘m'l'uslnil ruinv x'vnuu'ksof
luvlvdon. llw (Illl‘i' l‘mnuus singer,
guvo mill-11w in u mun who resolved
lohuvv "sulisl‘mllnn" for his Wrongs.
Accordingly ho llllllll‘il up inch-don
the next ul‘tc-rnomi. finding him or
dinmu‘ in u nulcd lmtc-l. “Mr. llll‘li'
«lonf‘suid Iln- v1>itmxruivrmg lln-
i‘imm 111 ii lmi'rl‘iiig passion, “you
burn lwvu mulling: frm- will: my
mum in u wry liillli'uln-l‘ munnvr,
und l'vi- l‘iillll‘ lo dvumnd satisfac-
tion!" Alter slum" purloyiug. Inch.»
don 1'1 15v. null hlrikillgu xrl‘uwl'ul ulti—
ludo in tho m-uli-rol‘ llu- room be»
gun in sin: “151ml; l'Iyi-d Susan" in
his mmt lli‘llf,.l1lllllhl)’lt‘. When ll.-
[uni iimsluwi ilw sung, ln- suid mull)“.
"'l‘lu-ro. r-u‘. llml llilh tl‘ln'll (‘lilllIilL‘ll‘
milisl'zu'iiun l-i M‘Vi'l'ill llnuimiul pun-
plv, and 11' you 1mm uuylliingz iimi‘l’
l‘vv only in my you're llm most un-
n-zownull.» lulluw low-1' mull“ Sun
l-‘i'unmswu Amount”.
.\ (‘nrn ’I‘rlo'k.
"l know u mun Who played :1 sluu'p
trick Willi on our ol’ mm." Nilll A. ll.
billions. "liwry our of 1111‘“ has an
own i'mv 1-1' grunts. a full now in lin-
mun 1 medium, and in» told his mu
plnyvi‘ilml lzv lmd discovm'nl (but
oil of llnw-urs in n l'l’l’l-‘llll livid run
that Why. "l‘hul is nothing.‘ sold llw
forum: ‘1 Will gm- you $1111) for
l-ery our you will iind with no odd
munbvrol‘ lunius,‘ ‘How long; will
you mvo mo in lind i1.” uslurd illi‘
hired mun. ‘Aslongus you wuut,’
was lln' reply. 'Woll. ill but. you
39111114111 1 how in 1110 World, nnd tuko
n y nir,‘ Mild 11m hirod mun. 'l‘lw
monvy \vus plum-d in llw bonds of n
friend, mid curly llm noxt unison,
wlwn tho our» wore lll'hl i‘oi'uml. lliil
lm'vd mun nun-fully muowd u row
from «unit of lWH outs. 'l'ln'yt'lost-d
up. and Winn tin-y ripvm'd lilo bin-d
mun slmwml llwm. ('lniiuwl lbo mun
oy and 15111; il.“4 ~17im'immli Enquiror.
"is ’I lumry Illuuirnli-d.
“And you Wnillll prvl'orlo buvo mo
visit you [me frnqtloiiilyl"
”‘1'os," slu- unmvvml. “Fulhox' ob»
jwlu to my rmmiving so much (rom-
wily.“
“And you Won't u'vm' my onmigo
uu-ut ring!"
”NH. li'nllivr objects to my rovviv
im; pronouns from young 1mm."
"And you lli‘l'lllli) to input mo no»
onsionuliy at the front groin I“
“You. Father bus just. pun-hosed
u bulldog. you know.”
His face took on n shiulmv of deep
annoyance.
“It is no I feared," he muttered.
“The L‘ilillltl'y is going all wrong
from too much paternalism. "~Wush«
ing‘ton Slur.
, A Genuine Append?
She (dejectodly)--Our cook is go
to les‘i‘o us.
i
“he-(Wipwm-MI Can’t
*9onon tokens with heri
“Wt ‘
‘ 4. . , H. , H 1
Plumbing. Steam and Gas filling
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
J. 11‘. Flynn will have personal omelet this
deplrtmenl.
Plumbing overhauled and put in lint class
unitary condition.
PORTER qun’ noun
Best in theZworld. Call and get prices. ‘
roll it
Physician. for Women!
W
MRS. DR. ii. A. ‘Gllllfllllli‘
Can be consulted st her oillce.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. Bonn“
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday.
The Bacteria in regular Dehydcien and for
the pvast sixteen years has m e the DlSEASEB
of OMEN a specialty. Ladies entering
from up diflloult incl out to the sex on»
consult .uuilfo int estrlctest confidence.
and with the assurance 0! receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. Irv
close stem . at tf
HORSE clinic"
:-—BY-
WATER POWER.
if you wont your horse clipped quick and
clean. cell on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main .St..
“ll South Norwaik.
W
"on. Well Hand Laundry.
91 Washington Street.
South Norwaili
ALL WORK DONE BY BAND.
'0 ACIDS USED IN WABKINO.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GOODS CALLED ['03 AND DELIVER-
ED FREE 01" CHARGE. ON TIME.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Brunch adios—(looms L. Cook. Mnln street.
1' till.
it
REMEMBER. THAT
The connecticut General tile in—
surance 00.. of Hartford,
will insure the lli'onl' in young umn for 31.1“!
{or less than in a «lay. or will l-‘i'll him an en-
dowment for $1.1 (10 for less 11mm 70 is day.
payable to himself if he lives. nnd his people
if he (lies. 2-0 do not neglect twin
8. S. l’HOMMEDlEll. .
nus cunn-
HINDOO REMED
“£an 1 14.)“ Till. \l‘.l \ t»
iiitnl i.’i‘s In no hits. t'vu-w .111
M r mun in»: .w 4. lawn“: )7. "wry ,
l'ui‘vNI‘. hit-:14. in -~ 1.r!.1‘\ .1 .
-i.m.,.1i.v..i.m 11.1 1.0-1. ‘ ’ we Vlll‘vr1\llll'|11.(
liH-lii‘lllllullni ,JIl-l dun l. mun-“v ”114mg-
Inuit \hmlumd 1:1 . ill 1>!')-~ ’. l‘.i 11y x'iu‘ilmini nwl
[ulx'kl i. 1': $1.10!) 41 I 14 4. l,’<~ .‘ n 1441‘ Iii-.110 \\ illl ll
wriitr" nulll'fl'm'v in I‘m-r or ulnlwy refunded. linixl
:1 «my I..: 113.4 .1 ”.1 4:; ;.'.:l l - Vnil m.” inn! my
.«nmll'un lxm inn b n m: SN "\Pil lilrllr nilwr ll
'1I‘l1.|~‘i|.1lr>lil,“z 4.1.11- 'ivll '\ lug-unrm-vipi
»1 pro .~ I' would. l in 4.1112. .I rm. (1'. .., .mdr. £.
Oriental “edit-iii(‘o..l'n-u-.. ( hind, lit. orouruwia
GEO. C. STILLSON.
South iiorwalk. Gonna” ..
To
Reach
Buyers
Is the cherished plan of oil ud-
vertisers. The Best Unites oi
buyers buy THE activism,
and it is through their trade
that all
Business
Must
Prosper.
no no
so uns
By the beautiful new “combine! the
101d Dominion Line.
To our Point Comm .. Virginia
Beach and Return.
(Hygele Hotel.) (Princess Anne Hotel.)
Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for 9. SUMMER 0011.6. May bemude for
till. 0111 Point Bunion. $16.
$17. Virginia Beach. 511.
A day and A quarter at either hotel.
IllillUllIllR EVERY EXPENSE.
or meals and berths en route and a day and s
quarter's board at. either hotel.
This trip is an ideal one as the course skirts
the coast with little llkeil of mslckm.
and passes in review many watering places
and points of interest.
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Groceries
If you want good goods that can‘t be
be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
128 SOUTH Milli STREET.
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 100 each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to flour we have the best. that the.
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Teas and Colleen of the best, but no
presents.
COAL
Oldfiompany's
LEHIGH,
I’IAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and othor first. class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
GOALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; ell slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
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