' s and Li tiring Fruit
rifle and“ pints.‘g Bub-
m
Wren!) Peppers cheap.
would”, (small) white
Plants cheap. Muskrnel-
Plants for canning. Sickle
”I! turn pi ckling.
A new alert to please in Oct-
‘ flat but that our Coffee has
good, but now, this lot, we
a to be better than usual.
gullTirol a Mixed Spices.
*' fine lot of Brooms, never so
4°th have Ground Oats and
"Whole Oats by bag, that weigh
“lbs. to bushel, at tl. 20 bag.g
ll. H MeekerOOo.
801. Agent for
gt. & l‘R.’ BOLTOH’S
nor wunr Hum
Plumbing, av... and Res-Fitting.
its and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Ilr Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
set sum. steam or hot air it eating.
KOSOUTH MAIN fi'l'
THE CENTRAL
OiSH OROOERY
l5 RORTH Milli STREET.
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l6 Ounces to a Pound
and One Price to ill.
EOONOMYis WEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
willssve money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very been bread by
fling our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for inferior goods. As we do
avery extensive trade in Teas and Cot.
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
”shied to give useful presents without
stirs charge.
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Brunt, Aug. 7.—-Pitched, shaken,
twisted, flung. sickened, bruised, disv
maycd, alanned, are some oh the words
which describe our feelings while cross-
ing from New Zealand to Australia We
heard that the passage was like crossing
the channel at Calais from France to Eng-
land, but that instead of the hour and a
half. it would be four days and a half. it
was worse than we expected and worse
than usual. We had nearly six days of it.
The only alleviation of the voyage was the
captain, who was jolly at the time to be
jolly, serious at the time to be serious and
deeply religious at all times. Converted
in a Presbyterian churcbin New Zenlsnd.
he has become a flaming evangel, preach-
ing on heard his steamer once or twice ev-
ery Sabbath.
Our rough soc experience prepared as
for full upprccistiOn of one of the bright-
est panoramas of the land and sky that
over unrollcd before mortal vision. Cap
taln Neville said to us. ‘We will soon be
in sight of the Australian coast, and when
we approach the harbor of Sydney come
up on my bridge, and i will point out to
you the objects of interest.” “Thank
you." was our reply totho unusunl'lnvlta-
tion, for sea captains do not ordinarily
like to have company on the steamor's
hrldgc. in a few moments we climbed to
the side of the captain. Grunt walls of
rock built by the eternal God reached
along the coast and stopped only wide
enough apart to allow ships to enter and
to keep the boisterous ocean out.
“Yonder,” said the captain, “in the re-
treat in the rocks which in the twilight
deceived the captain of the Duncan, llunv
bar to mistake it for the harbor and to aim
for it, crashing into destruction. All on
board perished save one man, who was
picked up after he had floated down. on to
the shelving. "
Safely we rode in between the two great
brown pillars of iluwkt-sbury sandstone,
and then began the revelation of a barber
such as nowhere else in the wide world is
to be found. The whole sccnois an “Odys-
sey," a "Dlvlna Commcdiu,” an Old Torr
turnout and a New Testament of, grandeur
and loveliness You cannot forn moment
relax your energy of watching without
missing something which you cannot soc
again. The “him palaces of the merchant
princes of‘ Sydney shine through the foil
age of the tm-s. lllpplng rotlre boy are
gardens nldoom in winter, and lawns
with an emerald like unto the fourth layer
of the wall of lu-uvcn. ’l‘roploul plants
and tropical flowurs stand side by side
with iin- growth of more rigorous (‘llv
mules. \lncyurds and orange gram-s.
puns-manor. s and gnome und [Iiiir'nppll'r‘
growing in a rr-vulry of luxurinni'v. Nor
iulk pines, palm, Motown buy [lo and
eucalyptus Tl‘l‘l‘s stretch tluvlr arr-prone
over the scene. (Jumplvie lwu'iiclmu-nt
of landscape! “Firmly!" crli'd llu'i‘uptuln
to (luv rrmu at the whwl. “Flt'etulyl” lint
ilu ultH'l‘Vi'l‘ can kl'l‘p vv-ry steady while»
watching this i-n-ri-lmngiug, m r inspir
ing, on r (vvru'lmnting scene. " Yonder ii
the monastery. Yonder. just coming in
sight, is tho udrnirul's humus. Yundi-r in
tho unlit-rally Youth-r are the houses of
parliament Yondrr are (lu- old prisons
There is the governor's I'l'SiiiCfll'l‘. " llrrr-
swr-cplng up (‘lnril‘ in mll‘ Sit‘lillll‘i‘ rm'
luuui'lurs with cxoursionisrs \‘undr-r an~
pulling linufs. so smull tlu‘y suggrs’t, u liul
boring" um |will.
\l'hilr- lluv lil‘l‘.’i uf tln' harbor is sold to
be nine Mllilil‘l‘ Irdlvs. tin» wan-r lino of if.
if idiom d up and dour; all its lilil in,
Wt uld be 1.3”” r..lhv~. ’l but rippliu;.r “a
turn kiss ihr- luvm‘h. and flu ln.u lurul. runs
the buy Ar the next turn of our sternu-
rvr'iv. u'brrl more uurnirurc of islund rind
imrburuml inlet and prnrrmnlory. (Ill. lmw
tiw luurlnn iiiVI'iilll'Hfl piuyi-d ‘ hide and
M‘f'k” umid (luv islands! lv'lvu grim luir-
tr'rios pointing their Armstrnng guns in
us, but. only in play. "\'oruhr," any.» the
captain, ' in u iv'nvnch sti-nrm-r, ylllilll'l‘ an
American mui ynudur un Errullslrumn, “
Sydney harbor is so broad and inmost
fliutlmpilni was ni-odvd inrurnw on buurd.
iioom hum» for all the novice of tin. I‘tll'ili
to ride in and awn-to themselves so that
tin-y could not he found without much
srvnrr'h. llnnm fur thr- (irvut ldusir-rrrs of
the past and the Cnmpnnlusnf tlu- lift-5N".
to wl vvl with-rut pvrli. limmr to wr‘luurun
all ih i l'l‘llllll‘ll'n’ und gvmvmtlnnn' and "KPH
which an' yl-L to drop um'lmr in its l'if'lii'
(ii-pills. liu only boilillvs und iii-dwarfs
and brim-nus Sydney harbor who (and
pun-s it in tlw buy of Xuplm or the en-
trnum: to lilo .lunvlro.
God works by no model. and this bath"!
was of divine origination. liu works with
rocks and waters and skins as easily as
rtrr‘itltm-lx work with more” and rule and
compass, and be intended this harbor not.
to bun l'ulu‘lllviulluf anything that had
ever been drum and to make it impossible
fnrrmy human radium-ringer landscape
gardening or hydraulics to imitate. it is
a winding splrudur', an unfolding glory. a
trainer-«mind illustration of Willll- nrnnlp
puwuvc r-nu do in tho nrclrllmviumuf rm
moan gate.
The day we (‘llll'l‘l'li it clouds of all lllJl-M
were looking down into its mirror: bonu-
lios of all stylus were walking its opnllna
pm’vrnvnt; gmrrdr-um of all chariots worm
rolling iii-rose its oryntullluu highway. (in
tholvnptuln'a bridge wustmxi until iwnr
enough to flu' wharf to ace the deputation
oi r-h-ruynwn and prominent citizens who
‘Wrro walling iu mnuv ubourd to great rm,
and when tin-y thronmrd the cabin of tho
nit'liimsr and mldn-smi us in welcoming
Words we Worr- compelled by our own Tl‘l‘i
lugs to reply. “Brethren and frlmuls.
after sailing against luvud winds and over
very numb sons it is most delightful to
gvtintothls manure: hnrimrui Sydney
and into the still "mi-c. lwnutiful harlrorof
Christin!) frilowrrhlp. '
ilut i was up before daybreak next
morning barking or. the harbor. The win-
dowaf my mum in the Australia Imtol
takes in the crrclumtmeut. and i wntohed
tho minim; of tirmlay into the harbor.
The whole sky first took on a pnilor not
sickly. but hr-nii hful, as though there were
white wines from tho cthur side shining
Ohmtmh.
Then there came mmscations and deep
indiurms and irmdintions and sailor-uses of
color and nnrolllng somlls pmphetloof
more light, and somber and holy gleams
and rhspsodlcsof mlvanclng day. and then
Manon of victory over the darkness.
'l'hsn in this Wall of heaven the gates ha-
m to swing open. it wanna sudden
swinging back of the panelsoi lire. There
“mimics oldie anthems-
iii methadone” or
locked re the must !
auibcdtcmysnnaftcrwsrdasasoepm—
sscsptsroi great length and brilliance,
such a scepter fl no earthly unpcror ever
had in his throusroom. The handle of
the scepter had all the colors of the prism. ‘
The edges of it were translucent; the point
of it was tipped with a waving light, all
the time changing. Yet what a seele
What king would dare tohsndla itl What
monarch would dare to lift itl But while
I wondered the “cation was answered.
The king of day. t arising sun, took hold
of it. and the scepter which 1 had seen a
few seconds before lying on the shelf of
heaven was first hoisted as though tocow-
wand the hidden glories of the skies to
come down. and then' it was pointed to the
harbor-as the place of their destination,
and on that sapphire of the waves both
the scepter that I had seen and the crown
of the king who took it were put down,
and from green islandto green island.
from beach to beach. and all up and down
the promontorles. and from sky to water.
and from water to sky, it was morning in
Sydney harbor.
Have you over rcnlirad that there is
only one being in the universe who can
scoop out and mold‘ and buttress and build
a barber? At Napier, New Zealand, where
we sailed in and staid only long enough
for an hour and a half'snddrcss, hundreds
of thousands of dollars were cxprlnded in
building a breakwater. And so at (llsborne
and at different points on the Australian
coast harbors have been constructed by
human hands, but the storms looked at
these defiant ramparts and in a night tum-
bled the costly works into the Pacific.
Harbor building is the rcservml right of
the heavens. Gates of pulsars and gates
of fortresses may be turned out from
earthly foundries or pounded together by
hammers of human mechanism, but an
ocean gate like that near which 1 am now
seated needs omnipotence and onrnlsclenco
and infinity in plan and construct it.
No one but the Eternal knows where
such a gate is needed. He won the history
of a continent before it is populated, and
he only can decide where its front door
ought to be hoisted and swung. Besides
that the gate must cormpond with the
size and greatness of the main building.
The door of the Madeleine church Would
be absurd at the front of a Quaker meet-
ing house. Bronze and gold would make
an inappropriate entrance to arriokory.
Sueh an entrance to Australia as Sydney
harbor Would be something for all time
and eternity to leer at if the country than
entered were not something immeasurable
for wealth, resource and grand opportu‘
nlty. Had I known nothing of the his-
tory of Australia what i saw between tho
duorposts of this harbor and the wharf
of our disornlmrkntlun would have mn-
vlnoed mo of the present and coming opu-
lence of this fifth continent of the world
With such an nrvmm gate 1 am not sur-
prised that Australia in H times as large
as France nud llil times on imports ling—
lrlnliw urtinnri’ and “v fill a
it has law 1] istlrrmfml us 0 lpnlvlc of sup
putting lulr.rmir,rioriuf pf‘.upil‘ All \u-ullh
of mining and agriculture and ruinlrri'l’ur‘
and url and swm-ryan‘ burn. L'lli‘lrs larger
than the anumth mm of livvrriiutlty.
lakes like l‘orrm. Luce-mu and lir'nm‘u. A
lmluuy so rir-b in llmvvr's that (‘uptuln
(funk called one uvf the entrant-m iiutuny
lmy. Whole l’i-rrnsylvnnhm of mud
minus. dismwml by u shipWru-(tkvvd suilur
in 1797. but now defying the cruwhrtrs of
the earth to ink» one half of tin-Tr trons
urea and having enough material towurm
a contimvnt und kwp ugluw the steamship
funny-rs of an ocean. Enough slump pus-
turo in lill' vulva and on the hill-ii” r-lntho
with tluvlr word whulo nations. ’l’lweu
slump, Mum and fruit-n in ro-frluvrulnrs
ilr'i‘l', uro truusfvrrvd in curls \Vllll'll ill‘i'
rrfrlgurators into ships whit h an,- refriger-
ators and currivd nr-rnss llm was in the re.
frigivrutors «if Hun-pr- and Asia. mrhat
\\'illil‘[ write this ll'iil'i‘, almmt uirhiu
snuud of the lvlmllng fimvks (if this sin-op
raising country, tlu- lvus of Arr-drulinn
mulmn bum: in inrnIlnn illiil‘lfl'lrl and flu-
lnhuhlrunts «vi ludinuro brmkinntmg on
lambvvlmpshruuuht iruru llmluiukwf Syd»
my lmrlmr. (lrw slump paddock of tu-urly
:uu llllll'ri square!
50 nuuvh nl‘ tin-so r'riiulllt'ri is in the ”up
it's flint flu-y will how u rvnpm‘ily. \r‘lu'rr
fully divnvlnwd. to yield mmugh rlltlrlr in
swu-ivn tiuv lu-wrugusuf Ilm t‘ill‘ill, urul
l‘ulso rrmuph rm to suurhv tln- lll'r'vt's and
stimululrv ilu' mmwrmtinu of the Fm-lni
groups of all minus. and pruduuv orwugh
cotton to (-lntlw bornispluvrvs. Enough
iron to in: brought up from tho collar of
[been (‘iiiuliivs to rail truck the liltillr'l.
(.‘oprmr and it'mi, silver and gold waiting
for resurrection. Supplnnu and rubiw.
topaz and clrryemlu-ryle n-ndy to flash and
burn uh the Tumour of the World‘s luvnuty.
(Iopv's crook yielded in mm your 2.3.000
dlulmmdn.
liu you any that vast fl'xlulm rm- not
oral-lo, but a down? You. lmtlmring un-
divrluvulh the sand and tmvk dlmrvcnvd wu-
hvr, which is only waiting in he cullml up
tuirrigruo the surfnm. What irrigation
has done for Egypt and l'hlrm and is (in-
ing for the Anwrii'un iii-u. rt will be done
fur the idle ru'n'riuo of Australia. it. lmu
iil‘i'il lll'llliiillvil‘lllf‘ii again uud «pain that
lwilvr tlmn rim rulniull ii. is to how my
tors gulhvrn'd luio reservoir-g nud an
droughts and frrvslnvta nrr- iIVHifll’il. Mill
Win-n you want. wan-r you lm‘u it "n. iiiul
Win-.11 you want it to strip you turn it till.
if you any flu-m urn nut cranial) hills in
Australia lu pour down the wutrr upon
the lands. l reply by asking, Wlwru is this
pom-r of rmuvliimvryl Suivuun and Wild!
prlm- will lnvvut a pump that r-uuld spout
uptlw nuluvrrnunvmm and hldrhvu rivers,
lakes and mwuusof Australia. lrriufll‘vllfll
will yet abolish the Anwrlr'nu duvsvrt. llm
Ami-inn river-rt. the great Snbum dmwrt
and tho Australian donor-t. All hull to the
agriculture and mining and urorrlmmlim
and nmuui‘unturu and art and Uliilll'illill
and rivlluinu of the owning generations of
Australia! A (for nwbllu Auwrim. the
focus of mulgmllon from all lands. will be
occupied, and than, if not ls-furu, Ans)
trnlia will call the mlllinnsui tlmuarth
who want urom room and better clients)
and easier ilvollhmul to pass through the
some «room gate that "gamed for us a few
days nun. and to Twi tho weleorm- bloom.
lug from the mature skies. and Wiring out
from thcsrunc iinwkmlmry sandstone. and
breathing in liiiilliiil‘lfliiiifl atruosphcw, and
flashing from the depths of the some
matohli'ss harbor.
While dictating this latter to n strung:
mphor in Hydmvy and limiting of! uprm its
harbor i hour the r-himcs of thnbrdls from
the tower of the mammary It is the only
pastoflloc that llmvoever known to be
graced by such so vhsrm of harmonics lint
how appropriate, for the postofiico of "I?!"
city 'rlngs out more musloor tolls more
udness than any other building. There
are the piles of letters with joyful tidings
sud hilarious surprises and marriage saw
amusements. and every istoiilcc ought
Is hare animus oi Weddpiig bells. But
sverypustofmse has piles of letters with
stories of ssdmsnd West and
, wind scddssth and burial and therein“
lling Taught tellers bells in
WW1”
ds-f
crsadaess.
sardines every hour that
tower showers ”its chimes. At quar-
ter hour tbcslrlsstirred with itsmelodles,
but at the close of each full hour the effect
isvery peculiar. Tinklu and clash and
Jingle and roll go the sweet metallic voices,
as much as to say: "Be cheery while the
moments go by. Move .as briskly as you
can and let the passing moments lrccp s
with the sounding joy." But, while you
are listening. suddenly therecornes in the
mighty stmke at the pesticides slack in
deepest and most rcverbcratlng tone, let-
ting you know that one more hour of time
is forever past, and it sounds solemn and
tremendous. as though at every stroke it
said of the hour just : "Gone!
Gonel Gone!"
The deep bassof that last sound over:
powering the merry soprancs that prwed
at] it. So the gladnesscs and solemnltlcs
commingle. But perhaps I may have mis-
interpreted the utterances of that heavy
and mighty clock in the postof'fice tower.
it seemed like the dcathknell of the hour
and seemed to say, “Grme, gone!" but
now that i think it over that bell might
have been in a dlflcront mood from what
I thought, for bolls have morals, and they
Weep, and they laugh, and they dance, and
they groan. it may he that tho resound-
ing and ovcrmwcringstroke in that tower
might have lxscn one of invitation, and
that licoausc this harbor is the emu gate
of an almost iullnltudo of opportunity,
and the mines are waiting for more crow
bars, and tho par-storage is waiting for
more flocks, and the hillsides are waitlrg
for more cities, and the picturesque is
Waiting for more artists, and the fluids are
waiting for more plows, and the printing
presses are waiting for more authors, and
the flora in waiting for more botanists,
and the skins are waiting for more astrono-
mers. and the churches are waiting for
more worshipers, and these lands are waitv
lug for more occupants, and this harbor is
waiting for more morcbnntmen, the boil
of the nrstofilco toWer is really sending
forth a welcoming word to the poordo of
all lands and the vcyngors of all awn, say-
ing. “Como, come. come!"
'1‘. De Wm Tswana.
Madman (lot Them in.
John iiawlcy, author, journalist, polith
clan and traveler, after discussing the
marvelousdictlon of Abraham Lincoln and
the great president's lack of education,
said:
"i never know a really good writer or
speaker who lacked a (‘nilogo mlucution
who did not trim-t und lament ltus u wrlv
one loss. anortlrolvss We have hurl runny
mnmrkablo examples of what Americans
may accomplish in literature without hav-
ing a (mill-gr! training, Not long "“0 liti-
ruund (flurr'nr-u Stu-drum) was walking
down lv‘lfth rm-nuv, New York, with
Thomas H. Aldrich and \l'llllnm Drum
Howells. As ill-,vy caught sight of the
l'niwrsily club Mr. Htr-dmuu lwnun in 0x-
[ilifiiilr' rrpurr ”31'frit'iislli't'sllilrt'lnllizlllg in
llll' ( llllr .‘Illll lll‘p‘i'ti tlml. ill’ in! iiilil“lii in
put up lbw u:i:m.~ of Mr. Aldrlr h and Mr.
ii‘l'v‘l lla u~ rvrruliclnrm fur llll‘UllN’l'nlrlp.
lv"n.:.lij. «.l llama-Mr, iinuulls. i
think—«40 p rub d v. ll ii lluvmufvmslun (but,
it.» l‘r- “vi-r luv! it pruriuuli- Hf any rrullivgr',
luv u ‘l . lml virgilvw rv. inl‘lillu'i'silll). 'i'lu'
villi. 1' i vau- d v. ith a similar rvnufvsslmi.
Mr Hun-mum mu :lhlnillr-lrl‘li lbul iWnni
fm' Inn—l :niwlii‘li lilul lilrllllu'lllnlil‘ll writ-
nvrs in .‘rszrn :l burl ilni i‘i-U‘H-‘il u («rill-g0
illllilllruu iv“; .‘dt‘ firwlmun did but lr-l.
illi‘ rvmrr- r rr'~l llrr'ri'. iii-was (li‘ii'f'll'ilfll’li
to how liar m in rb-v i'niwrslly club. A5
a fl'rvllil, llurmrd and Yale slmrlly rifle-r»
ward t‘oiiEr-ri‘l'll lil'gfl‘ffi upon Allin h and
flow ils and this n num- -d llw linr in “Mr
)lll lulu rnlrip in tin «lulr. -—i’hlr:ngo Post.
A l uriuirs this Trrv-s.
A X‘I‘sllil nt of .\ ugusm, (in, has an oak
tn-c growing upon his plan: which is but
lliilllw ullu‘l‘ ll’i‘f'n nf' flint >‘lt‘l'l n in grit
rvrul uppvvumruvr. illsls'iiii nf prudur-mu the
n-uulurinp lil'lrl'il. huwr'vrr. it in annually
lurid-vii with pu-ulmr furnmtluns. as im-
like thev rmiuml prudur-Huu of sur'lr from
as our .v-xuld irm.,.lm-, A3 a irr-nrml ruin,
ilw «up Hf rm mum is" us largo ul' lrirgl r
thun n illiililllf', mirroring m, livusl half of
ilm nmrn prnpi-r. but in this tune the tiny
n'l'v [vim-iv in rmt lurmvr than n port, and in-
nlr'url hf living i‘lllibli'iil'll‘linll lkw in bold
but u truulv run or k. rmvl, mninlns from
lhrw Tu Ilw small nuns. lluvnumluvr r-l‘n'lnv
in}: to vary with lin' di-lurmv from tho
ground. lluv cups on tho luvwr limbo loving
uniformly iillul ultb rhmy of tluv tiny
lN’llT'iih.
lintuniar. of national rupuiv brm- pun
(Tl'ri’li «mvr this sylvuu oddity, and Hill mvt
tlnvrs, noti-d immoral and wwduu-n in gen-
r-rul imt‘i' \‘lrllril iill'Wnlllir'i’iillli loft with-
out rm: uric-mplluu tn illllllf‘ ilw variety
of (ink in which it luvlurru-v,-r~‘t. Louis lira
public.
“Mr
A l'rr-ity English qulrimi.
line of (luv ‘lrl’iiil‘hil Hf English fashions
is that of painting lim nunw and iii» in-
vurun iili\\l‘|'rrf rho nwnrrnu his pr-t ('lmlr,
A r-luilr awn rm'r ally in a charming horns
was lnvuuiifmly iruiivlduullrood by this
irmuuwnr. it was a low slut mvwiuu chair
that hurl lrclunpvd tor flw gmudnwthr'r (if
its provvrut nu'novr, and it is m strum: lmluy
cult.unnhlymisrmn, 'l'lilsvlivwruirlgave
it ilrrmv mum of u bin. cunnwi paint, ”it'll
gildrd the two balls terminating iltl‘ ydduv
Islets. flu tlu- tnp slatm-rwsilm lnvvk slur
painted l.n From-u rows, lwr favorites. (in
tho rnlddiu slut. slur iuu-rilml but name.
"Mary." in npmul down English writing.
and on tho lmtrnm slut ’H‘r' old fashion”!
pinks. lu'r umndmuihvr' midi-s. 'i'lu'rrusir-
inn of the soul. was pluit ‘ ludin silk. r'nv—
r in d wit ll n path rrr of mi» gmvu icon-s,
tic-dun with rllilmn of tvm “Milli” 'ibo
nuruurnph and fl. liimfllllili‘ Munrpml the
chair with it unique individuality, and it
was ultdgrtluvr quite as "frrli'lllflu" as
flame and) iii-rims firewall-nmwi York
News
Au i'nhappy lit-friction.
Till! Xenia institute, the r'olli-gm for
Women ostrilillshvd by the rvmi'lu curri-
nusmuratlou of the marriage of his dangle
tor, thelirand illlt'iu'ss Xenia. limits its
sphere "to the daughters of our faithful
subjects who. by rcamn of serrlru to the
state or by birth, have mapllrcd the status
of nobility. " it would have been agrcatcr
and nmmumvfni memorial if this aristrr
erotic clause had not iron inserted. The
young women of the iirrssinn nobility find
no difficulty to got their splendid educa-
tions, but there are women in tho cmr‘ I
domain who do ”Li-it i’etersbnrg lsdtor.
Pisa» Imps.
Where there are young children a piano
lamp, unless it have a most solid and sub:
stsntlsl understanding, Is not siwsysde-
sir-hie An aseslisat substitute. particu-
larly if your piano most used in meat
sndof slougcity ,issorsospols
Wrath” inductor srtfrsins,
ism later of
, vets
mdsrhsrhtnourmhmt ‘
' ' , r”, ., I
Pitching. that ”till in fitting
we wasnme'ron or.
J. l'. limwlllhavspsrscaslchsmlcf this
dwarf-mat.
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
top swim condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Bastiathsfwarld. Mandatpricss.
mill!
Physician for Women!
W
its. on. u. A. current
Can be consulted at her allies.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. Bonn.
nemwsm.toip.m.snrdsrsseept8undsr.
Doctor iss lsr h.
$a%tsismnymsss p
from an difficult inc
consul nthastrictestconndencc.
and thssssn nncaof receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
mod surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for continents ntcsses. Termsm
crate. All letters promptly replied tom in.-
W
HORSE OLIPPINO
.3y...
WATER POWER.
1! you want your horse clipped quick and
clesu.csll on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main so.
”i.” South Norwalk.
Old Well Hand Laundry.
ii Washington Street.
South llcrvrsli
sat. worm was: as nsxn.
so some use», us wasnma.
antenna-ion onsasrr'rnnn.
eooos CALLID Ion sun canvas.
an runs: or cusses. or: nail.
JOHN WARBEh. ' Proprietor.
Branch ofllce~ George it. Cook. Main street.
Maris-n.
fl
iiEhlEMBER TliA'l‘
The Oonnecilcut General life in-
surance 00.. of Hartford,
will insurclhellle of swung man for Ohm!)
for less than in a day, or will sell him an en-
dowment for $1,110 for lee-q than '.'o a day,
payable to himself if he lives, and his people
if he dies. so do not neglect to i
S. S. L'HOMMEOIEO, AGENT.
lll WiSHlHOTOll ST.
rus cum
smooo REMEDY
I'u"1'l(fi<‘1|luiw‘u
In}! LTH la 30 ID“ B.
Vii-suns limiter d. l' '
i':-\r- 'ri‘ Bur p I
3 but surlviy Yi‘bi‘li’t‘i
i I anhmsdi: ‘ \ iii il"r'lil‘|lhlln \‘r'ril
hula? in... si no or mt luv m (.vrsanmmru.
writii- 'fl'IIYflnlst in 1 rm .- r mom 1 n funded. lmni
'rL any up vnn. u lr-l «ii itll.‘ t mvll on any kind 0]
million rm :vr Iruz. r. l‘lHl’t nomvoihu l'
lit-hos nut until in «ill»: mil in ninll upmiruripi
rfgvvrl m l'uulphl vrln v- H'I'utllll‘t“ vp. fru Addrom
”haul Medical (’ adl‘rnps .ulrsgo. llL. orcursgssts
CEO. C. STILLSON
South Israeli. tomb” I
in shrunk: n or guns: n
Buyers
Isthc cherished lac of all ad~
v ertiscrs. ssr Cases of
buyers buy Th’l'lllt BENTINEL,
and it is ythrough their trade
that all
Business
Must
Prosper.
TOO MILE
SEA TRIPS
By the beautiful new steamship- of the ‘
Old Dominion Line.
To Old Point Comfort or Virginia
Beach and Return.
, (Hygeis Hotel.) (Princess Arms Hotel.)
Most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for a still"!!! Oll'rllo. May be roads for
SIB. Olrl Point Ouminrl, iii.
ill. Virginia Beach. ill.
A day and a quarter at either hotel.
IHOLUOIIR EVERY EXPENSE.
0i meals and berths en route and a da mi
quarter's board at either hotel. y a .
This trip is an ideal one. as the course stir
the coast wi'th litt'l‘e likelihood of sleissiekmsr‘r.‘
an passes u re ew ma wate
and points or interest. ”y as p es
OLD iiOMIlllOll 8. 8. 60.
W. L. GUTLILAUDEUJKAFFTC MANAGER.
Pier 26, N. 8., New York.
l 184m
Groceries
if you want good goods that can’t be
be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
I28 SOUTH Milli STREET.
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, at 10¢ each.
(Tanned 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 Coffees of the best, but no
presents
COAL
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
IIAZLETOX,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed beforo delivery.
RAYMOHO BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.r. n. munitions.
Undertaker.
I it must STREET. NORWALK. 001m
Grooms Hem flsilwsstpot.
Buidsnch Inn street. Interiors all! a»:
r; of ionic.”
Paper Hangarmaleimiurmurrin
Will i'il’ER illO BORDERS.
”film”: Isle I1
Papers. ”Borders and ”'3‘“ It’dril‘dwis “’2: of
tar "Mim' as slits-rmlvb' rivet.
other”
Six Per Cent. Investments
Guaranteed Real Estate 11W
First liortgsge 20 yr. Gold Bonds of
the inclprvrt (lss and Electric Lighten .
footpath NvY
”cheaters Bonds of the lilddlfl!
Banking Company, liddletowu. Gt.-
Prompt attention to mail orders.
H. D. BMiTl'iu
gas-twist!” MI“:
Norwalk Chronicler