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kinds to which on mimimrlon is charged,
and notices enlmtlatel to promote minute
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ofeame amour» in mlmrtieing mlumm.
are charged for at regular rotor, 10 acute
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BIBDAARGK one we accent:
I» aim Prinoo Antler-.1 mm remai-
ii tin-y \‘oraelty.
One of Binmurck’e chroniclere tells of a
visit the Prince and his wife made on the
Prince of l’uthus. wine at the table
Bismarck was about l.. :pug himself tea
saVury dish whvn on wire interrupted
him with the utilhnldl "My dear Otto,
you know your stomach is not strong?"
“Ladies,” Bismarck observed, pushing
aside the dish, “how you ever seen a
husband more obedient than ll"
The Prince made some joculur remark,
and said to the Countess Bimnarclt that
she was the only living perm)" besides the
King who could t-ontro' her husband, to
which the (.‘ouutt-sm replwl:
“Oh. no, you are Inislnlmti; there is one
other person whom (lilo obeys much
more readily- tutti with much greater sen
vility thun he. does either one of,tbose
you have un'iwl.”
“Anti who in the World isythis powerful
man?" exclaimed tin: l’riut‘c,
“Guess," said the l‘uunlt'ss.
you never could do that.
obeys the cook.”
“Bismarck any» of hinmelf: "i cannot
moderate my appetite. lent too much;
in fact i um eating all the time, except
when I am asleep. 1 eat oil the evening,
and then [bet-oun- llllt'nliwlolifi, like a
bun constrictor."
This Vorncity is hereditary in his
family. “is lotion and his grandfather
were both known 1 .-' V'lLZiilllli their dish
trict llrl being \‘lllll'll‘ " . unit-r». uud drink-
ers. in his youth. n it on to within it few
yours, liisnmrvk woo idriuk n quart of
wins without senior: .lvrw n the tnnknrd,
and hemlmits lun'inu sanded his appo-
tite frequently with l'ii'Vt'll «in: omeletn
at breakfast. lie is u [lt'l'ft'lflr encyclo-
pwdia for recipes of tit‘ilt'milfi dishes.
and it has been his Cllslolti for years to
have lone: conferences with his cool: in
his library, on the creulion of new deli
cacies.
“But no,
My husband
A PARSON PLE/lSiiD ev OATHS.
Profanity of Sailor» in a Storm (uniform to
Timid Preacher.
A good story is told in the London
Newsof it timid clergyman just nrrived
from n trip abroad. l'oming home on
the Berlin the weather was alarmingly
tempestuous. The wind blew a hurri~
cane. rbe vessel naturally rolled, and the
pnrsou took fright. lie left his stnto-
room und staggered along to the oillco of
John Knvunnugh, the purser, who is a
bit of a write, and said:
“i'm sure, Mr. l’urser, you‘ll pardon
me, but i feel so dreadfully ngimtcd.
Kindly inform me. are we in any posh
tivc dunner?”
Kuvnunugh replied:
"(‘otue with uu‘ u moment," und he
led the way lo the foret'nnllt‘. “Now,”
continued he. “bend your our down there
and tell un- what you hour,”
The unilor-a were swearing in their http-
lli‘lw-llu ky. unconscious way
“How shocking? What language!"
groom-d lin- pnrsou, lfl‘llliililll: from
ilt'llli in fruit.
"Now, do you for n tnnuwul think lhnl
those sailors would no on in that [Irnfnnc
fllsilillll if lliI-ro \\'ll'~‘ nuy l'enl [hinge-r”
asked the wuwliutz l\'uv:ltt.’til:lt.
“True. true." ropllvd tlu' pur-aon. some-
what l’lllllitrli by the nssurnucc. “(luv
may soundiutos pinch the sweet Horror of
comfort from the vile t‘lr'nt'n of sin. The
wuys of Providence are indeed inset-uln-
bio," and illll'k be entitled to his room.
in a degree ream-tum).
Two hours inter lilt' r-loi'ui hut! in.
creased in violence, the Wind rum-d nud
howled more wildly, nud lingo waves
broke owrnud seemed to submerge lill‘
grunt ship. The pnrsou was out of his
room nuniu, llllll'l' mun-d iilllll lo»foro,nnd
was won ‘lllt‘lilly, nervomiy fumbling his
wny nlouu the lil'i‘k to the ii‘i'l‘l'ilt'liil‘, “P
was «loudly pole and trembled with ex.
cilemt-ul. lie listened ‘l‘he mtiloro Wt‘l‘l‘
niiouliuu. nod n lrvuu-utlou-a onlh timid
the din rmu'lu-d his our
"Thank heaven," murmured be. “They
are still at it. Thu); still blnuphcnua
There be no dnugvr yet. the Lord be
pruiswl‘!"
THE WAY lT'S SA”).
.r. y
A Mudrrn Art-mint of flu- hlnltlng of to
Top: “out.
l):n‘kut-~~ «on-rod 94'” and lrmd llkt' n
pull and the wind whispvrwl oi ul‘lll‘ulluv
“'tll’.
(in the ulnm'uu» \\,l‘l'i'~.
llnsiu lln- lvvrdl} in: ‘d' .l .\lwl‘:il.||n rm}.-
nt lu-r illiWM'r. ll'rovu but bumble bunk
stolen slwpy tirelunn. turned 1 lu- bow iulo
the. vowels inuk nnd lnid him down upon
liil‘ wlutri to court i‘upoov.
'l'lte wnlor llowvd
’l‘ho tnuk~ till-id.
'l‘lw lim-tnnn slrpt.
Shafts oi liuht K'wi ntlmnrt illt‘ ally
mu] ulinlwi upon l'u' rnmlmt‘lw of NW
iuud ion lit-d Lnrb tr. ’l’lw \lil’ili‘l‘ wnenn-
broken won'n- l'or tlu' ~~ ltulttml uut'niiuu of
liit‘ wall-r.
'l'ln‘ lnnk-s m vt'llouml
The “IL! tilled.
'i'lto iil’l'ilillll alopl on,
'i'ltrolmh il'llllt'll clouds moi nmm- lom‘
tht' klnn utility followed iiil’ Hil‘lluuliux
(-onrit'roof tin.- dnwn. it it‘ll.“ ytmtonluy-
tnorninu.
'l‘lw Willl‘l' ilowod.
The lot: With.
The tin-omit lied.
And Hwy hnwu't H‘l'il him Mim-
AAl‘l‘liili.
BOUNDARY WORK ENDED.
I'lw hm Monument of "in ”Miran "or:
der in in l'im't‘.
’i‘iw l'nltml Hinton liilo'l‘lmllnmtl llonn~
dnry l'uutmi-wlon prm-llt'nlly rmnplt-tml
the Wllril oi untubllnbinu 25“ mnmunnnlu
marking the Hun ill'th‘l'lt \it‘lill‘ll llml
the l‘nitwl Hinton from lu’i l‘nw in the l'n-
(liill' i ”will. it dinintu'o of about in?) mile».
T)“. (fruition-«louvre lli‘l' i'ollutl‘l linrlow.
United Molt-s Al‘my‘..idvult'ttunl llnillnrd
United Stun-u Army. nml Mr Mumullltlil of
the ijlliii'li Fltlit'ui‘nllsi lllttl “HM“ iit‘ Hur-
Vtsy. 'l‘lwlr ntuli’ ol' Rilflilli‘lll‘l' mldiom
and lnlmrm‘u number nbontt-iuhty. For
two yearn ulni it lmlf this putty lion been
in tin» I”! rt 1 «erecting the monunwntunud
reeurrm Int! timbomnlnry innuwhlrh was
originnlly mtublluin'li by i‘ottttttiuslom-r
Emery il‘ont I‘llil to teen.
Tin: filly-two monument.u then err-vied
haw been Mtpplementcd by not more.
whit-intro lortho liloui, putt plnin iron
shafts on fork and content loomintimm.
liy agreement with Mexico any o'rt‘or till!-
coverml in the original convey to; the prea
sent l‘mnmiauion shall not iw corrected,
no form ownereltip of lorrttory in con-
oerned. Few errors haw been found in
the {irate-inner. he lament, Wale along
the New Mexico u dary whereby line
etc Bum mom near“ ort sq 'aru miles
of lllmi which the dam to ltd glean
GO exleo.
Much of the trip of theaommmioa was
thronith Arim. deserts. t time it
me whore" mu a dieaiorwm
nestled at a? point. by a
eta-hearty Ila
Ii \llnttlit'
X Y.
“on Grime cine.
sweeteners or cm. oauunono m
. RUNNING COUNTERFEITERS. ,_
Arreeted “linen" and Broke Juli. Lived,
A Travelled and Worked won the Men
Until He Sprung the Trap and Caught
ruin. All.
It w n W43 that. tho Scorch Service
oflicia were made nirnrvot‘ the existence
of 3 Bug of bonus money mnkvru by the
appearance of a counterfeit flityolollur
bill of excellent deniu‘u wnd workman-
ship. The counterfeit. conipnrwl very few-
orably with tho oriulnnl and was being
passed all over the country, but princi-
pally in the South. Alter l'lli'l’flli work
on the pnrtt-l‘ the Secret Hervicodetec-
tiven, two \‘Xltl‘l'lt‘lll't‘li counlt-x'lcitors, Wail
known to the l'olted Staten oillcials.
"Jim" liauford and “Jim" Potts, were
arrested on n Mississippi River flutbout
and pinned iu the Xntuiwz thiixs.) jail.
Hartford broke jnil ul Nutt'liuz, but was
recaptured nod pinned in n ('t'ii at Holly
Springs, Mica, by the l'nltod States Man
shill of that district. 1 proceeded to’iiolly
Springs and engaged lodgings.
It was with llintrict Attorney Wells
that i made my nrt'nnm'uwntn to be or-
resteil. After gointznimut. the town for
several dnys. i-hnttiug with people and
mulling friends, 1 Walked into a store and
bought a box of paper collars, ot’l‘erlngto
pny for tinem with u iiilywlollnr bill,
which was refused. The bill bud ill'l‘ll
mode to look pnlc by n solution of lll'lli,
and the lli~trit~t Attorney bud llluo marked
it. After i took my collars which i poid
for with n iiily-l'l'lli fractionalcurrency
note» Ill\ll‘l(‘l. .\lloruey.\\'cll~ t‘llll‘i‘t‘li.
"if you don’t. mind,” In- mid to the
clerk. "i would like to Nl‘ll the bill lliut he
who just went out. gore you."
“It was it counter fell, sure."
young man, “uud l refused it.”
Mr. \Vt-lls said. “Wntt-b out {or thnt
fellow, for he is n t-oltntvrfvitvr. if he
comes in here again notify the hi once,
call the Sheriii' and hunt him arrested.
'i'linli-lt-rh did watch out lor liit',llllli
when i wont into the store it few days
later and presented dim-titer pulv. murkcd
bill, this [into a ten doilur note, be
promptly notified Wells, and had me ar-
rested by l'ultcd Slut-en )lttrsbnl Pierce.
Mr. Pierce wns u very tall man, with a
slow way of speaking. He held up a big
gun while he read me his wnrrnnt in his
slow and decidedly unmnslml tone.
1 denied any knowledge of the counter-
feit or nuy nt-quniutnm-oshlp with conn-
llfl'it‘lit'i'fl. As he finished holding the
wurrnul l ntLt-mplvd to throw nwny u
bin roll of counti-rioit bills. .\lr. l’icrt-c
made it dive for them. nil the while
keeping me covered with his iHL: old Mylo
igun.
My ul'tnu \vns licorizt' Mnlui.
Ail M r. l’irrre recovered the illllfi he put
his bit: gun it little closer to me,
"lin-orue Mulm.” said be. “you nro n
munir-rb-itt-ruud i hurt-uni lin- t‘\ltll'il('l‘,
sub, so you lutd butler t'lilili-.~.~ "
iiil'l'llllll' friendly “lib liottiord in the
jail. for in- «non it'urtn-d ibnl l ltxtd btn'n
arrested for lili‘h‘llllz t‘llllllll‘l'll‘ll money
Being l'ultwi Flutes pt‘i~l~xn-t~. m- nort-
littudt'ull‘ui louvllu-r Ullt' tiny nod tintin-
it‘l‘l't‘d in the bounty Juli .ll llxlorti,
Miss
in l'f'lil'i' to impress linulur-l lutti-mpti-tl
to bribe the colored deputy, linndolph
(lore l utlu-rml him 8.": if be “mild tolu-
Llw hitntlt'nliu MT and il'l us «scape.
“lionn‘ you try tor bribe- me, will. l out
no oiiit't-r oi" the low, nub, not] i must. do
my duly. sub," replied Mr Humans iit‘
held bi~ um. n few inches t-ltm-r to his
prisoners.
Wino: up watched the Mutton \lt linrt‘
tururd It~ ou-r 11‘ the l'uilwl Slut-w Mitr-
~~iutl, who imd prom-dud u~ “l"o' iu-nwn‘n
who. .‘lhlnh Marshal. \"llil'il do: little
man snli‘” z-xrlniun-d Mu linl’t‘ "lie is n
bud mun. ~unb. Hill. l"o‘ dc- Loud, dot,
man had bia illllllit‘ilii~ otl' liil'l't' lino-u,
stud ii i hadn't done my Illlll’. \llll, he
would bow PM npml, snub. nub "
.\ll of this by play iuiprt «Mi linuford
with lbr lu'llt'i that l “in :t dmpt‘rnlc
I‘Hllllll‘l'l't‘lltd' ill‘ “m lingiitmnu to re-
unrti me on a good mun (or n w ninth-rule
if we ever L'Ul out of tin» u mpo m- were
in. hi) i plunnml to lm-nl‘ jilii iiilllli'
ford :ul\ l-Nl me, ugnuol the own rtuktuu,
but i i'liii hint that if hr would «in it to
NW wr- u oubi not out low-lbw
'l'lto i’ntlwl c—‘tnitw \lnrslml on: then
token into my own-l, and ill‘ l’lliil’ti in are
un-ns u.“ :u'rnnm-d the night i one to
mnhr my break for liberty H0 luuL ilw
Sin-rill, Mr tit-rung», to n dour», having
only it Minn-d deputy to «harm of the
prison “oil, we not will of lln- prim“
kllil'ly I'lit'llllii, for line color»! lit poly wort
wry tum-b m‘nrml nnd didn't no lI‘. We
:‘lituln-d onto 1 be "blind able" “l in ”vivid;
lrnin liinl mm creeping by il\lill“i xtlnl
inndv our nu) to Aiiilii‘VVilii', l\'\
“'1‘ bad nol burn in l.lll|l‘~\llll‘ lone:
lit-fore uo- \\l‘l'l' urrv‘lod .ittll lulwu before
“\‘ttttlu-v" iii\. llw l‘illv‘i ol’ polio-E. An
4mm no i :wl lin- tililurl‘llllilll lI'VlIlttllil‘Ii
lo "Ynnlwr" lily who i on» and wlmti
was doing \th llnul'ord. wbl‘ln ln- know
toln' nn vonpt-ti l'llllllil'ril'iil r Ill WHIP-«I
litl' pullu‘ titlt'l' lil't‘llil’li oi otu'v lltnl \w
Wt‘i'l‘ not llw own he nw-dml, nod lil’l‘llll‘l‘ti
ln- had nothing ugnluet u,»
if liliitinl'li'w ir\\‘t| ltluiitot' ltmI lltlli
ldtn it! tho ltnw lbnl l wen u mwrvt we
vtm- tuun lu- oonid undoubtmlly have
bombed all him, llnd i not rtulo-d my
life to um iiliii outof jllii luumni of get,-
linu iiiill into nntvl
Alli'r our :ti'n-ut ulni rvlt‘nm- in Lottiw
ville. we [ll‘m't'v'vit'li nl, mum to l'lormnnll,
wbm‘vl \HlM lulrmitu‘mi to the innit-re of
llw bu: 12ml: by Hurtful-d, who dw'lnrcd
that l hml proton my loyalty lwioml any
quotation or doubt.
'l'ln-it my oork lit-mm in rml t-ot'nvst.
l have mourning-e thought tlmt worn it
possibil- iul‘ me to import to nil own when
tempted to mmtnlt their lint crime
against our law-i the kmmh-dcvunltwd
by no» in my twenty-three yvnM' experi-
l‘ill‘l? no to the end that must, uurvly l‘llllii‘,
they would Hill}! and turn iliil‘h
A. l.. lnu mom.
“died the
Prodigal Jim I‘ll-it.
ll Wll‘e in the memorable on)» of Erin
railroad nod .lltn Fink. A nwvling of
rnilrmol own from all pnrtu ot the mini-
try hnd joul adjourned. The irreprt-nnible
and lnvluh Flak Milli:
"llo'w nntny nro there here. Iii-inmates,
rl’ri'rke. M’l‘l‘l'itll‘it‘fl, reporters «round. ’em
a 7"
"Three humlrml Wits the estimate made.
"All right." remanded Fink. "The
crowd feeds with the," mad he sent a
ruenenuer to llelntonlco’s with this note:
“Have lunch. with wine. randy for three
hundred in half an hour."
The porcine and the ”and: were perleet.
and there one no delay; Fisk's stomach
but temporarily given out,so he stuck
to crackers and milk while the other!
touted. The trill em nearly 3.00.. and
the there?!» snug-fem” m the
Monroe seem out ”new
torment-u.
lmwwm
. ., stoweat'rneuffnfli-=
Bunion Mails that tutu a Week to on
Only m Miles.
Russia has an elaborate system of rail-
ways which she constantly develops, and
innumerable poetal routes which are sup-
posed to cover amply all important points
of her European empire. Nevertheless,
correspondence within her boundaries in
laborloltfiuund uncertain. Many efforts
have been made in recent years by her
rich merchants to induce the Govern-
ment to improve the postal service, but
up to the present time they have proved
nuavulllng. The newspapers of the em.
plu- have suffered most. keenly from the
mismanagement of the Post ()llicee. Their
complaints have multiplied recently, and
the Nowuje Wremjn, which is more wide-
ly read than any other Russian daily, has
now begun n newspaper ontiipnlgn for
reform. The editor gin-s this description
of the conditions which he desires to see
buttered:
“()ur postal system in the interior of
the empire is, no in generally acknowl-
edged, very primitiw. ltn defects are
due in a large degree to the greatnese of
the distances as well as to the compara-
tive scarcity of proper ruilwny connec-
' tions. We drove cities which geographic-
ally are hardly 1350 miles npnrt, yet for
postnl purposes are separated. a,» Kiel!
and our beloved 'I'oulou. Curious stories
might be told of the correspondence bo-
twocn two such cities. A friend of ours
in Kiel? exchanges business ii'i.ll!l'i-i cou—
qtnntly with m-verul pl‘i‘nllllfi in the origin
borinmd of llovuo. The distance from
Kind to iiowtn in about 2-“) miles, and tiltI
persons in question live nbout four miles
from the latter city. The correspondence
between our friend and his .‘tt'qltt‘elliulilct‘fl
neur liovno can be carried on only by
means of registered letters. he no unreg-
istered mull mutter ever reaches its death
nation, whether mutt from the one city or
the other. if not registered, it'ill‘l‘l-i sim-
ply dlsnppeurwithout leaving it truce that
might lead to their recovery. For yenrs
this sort of thing has been the rule here-
uimuts. Hur friend has his lulu-rs ready
at 5 U'cllu'k l’. .\l.. at, which hour the main
Post ”dive in Kit-ti bus ln-c-h closed for
the tiny. lie is obliged. therefore. to mull
tin-m ut the main lt-legrnph other. This
oliice is wont to (it'lth‘i‘ registered letters
only twice daily, at noon nnd ~l o'clock.to
the main Post. Ullice, although these
honru do not correspond wit h the time of
departure of the mail trains, but. are
chosen nrbitrnrliy, perhaps became the
relief of clearing up the oliivv hos n more
beneficial effect on the digwliou of the
civil servnutn just before llltn‘itt'ou and
dinner. Now after our friend him not a
rl‘flihli’f'i‘li lulu-r into the utnlu i'ost (lliico
by this roundabout way the N'qlll‘ilt'l,‘ of
events l~ .‘h‘ follmu,
"The letter is soul to lbw mom telt,L
urnph nllivt- nt 3: o'clock on Monday. any.
lm medny nt noon the letter am». to the
mnin i’ost Iltlit‘e, At ll o'rlm-l. on Wed-
m'sdny it in wut away on the mail train
of the Houlbuvei liallwny. and ii orrlvi-n
in ilortw at midnight. Al lloxuu the
postal inndvquntr to the
nmounl oi “‘th falling to tin lot thnt
lliv KIt-tl' lll:lli cannot be writ-d before
’l'liul'idti) .\l lo't'lock on Fruity :tflt-r-
ltoou n police is Nt'hi to the- \ pin-4e some
four tutimulf that, n Tt’glnit'rl'li letter from
Klt‘li ir- Mi lint “(Willi i'usl llllll'i'. 'i‘ill‘
villuizt- .‘lllliltrl‘ilil‘s do not tunltt- illlrilt',
Mini lilo lil'l‘hult illilir|"£~t‘li tuli-«t’tilll'llliy
lim‘H liol w-i lite Holin- inlforr .3 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon. he on Sunliny-i llwre
is no delivery from the lluvoo l'ml Htiire,
in,- iiut-.t,w:tit until Monday to Kl“ the
letter of Which he hurt rt-vvivmi unlit-o.
'i‘bnt utnluw one week the limo l't'qllil‘t'li
for the till‘l'llth' uud lil‘lth'f‘)‘ of n letter
in-twm‘u - dim 2W mile-i npnrl "
The minor mid-t lhul, undur Mn'b cir-
l‘llillhit’liu'l'fi'mil is lillptl‘mlilil’i” («midi-4h
rinse irndt- rclnitona among liw grin-ti
.“lfit'filii tin- Russian lltiM‘lUl‘ .\ Y Sun.
inlt‘t' h M)
BETRAYED BY HIS SWORD,
How aliifl From Napoleon Iiruugitt .‘Ilr-
~lml Key in "in "until.
Wimp Numb-on l rulvrml l‘ntromu the
J'ldof .lull, lit“, be “in {ll‘t‘u'llll'll with
three wword~ oi honor. in it.) llllflili with
pn-tiotm Sinlll“ lln lli"lll'..'lli tin-m buck
lo iu'uropr. und in l‘ll.’ ill' gntn'
Muralml \W'}. and :Iittdllt'i' l .
Ll'l'ililll: lln third for itiinwii
,\'.-'\‘ rw-viwd illizll nu imp l'.li rem-p
“on, (ho ~4\\\vl'li llit‘r'fll‘ll from u-ua- In Hi1-
ollior nl' ilww lil‘l‘nl‘lll. Human: u bout was
it youut: -'ll‘tillt‘l'll ol' lln'.\':\tr;uvllo;_;1
tin'nl.
\i'limi \:tpulv'uu mt'ttpwi trout i'lllnt.
Nt-y loll tbr lung and took wit-- \\llil inn
(until-r tbn'l'. Ailvr lin- uliim i‘iiit'rl‘ti
i’ill'lr‘ lln- plm'l- become too hot lur hint,
and in. nurtu- lli't'lllil'tliltlil- to not out of
the. country Willi n pow liflH'ill'lHI for him
undo-r n f.t|~r lillllil', but his \tilc- nod n
friend pvremun-d illlll tintt lln'rv was
rt-nily umlnnczr-r, nlul bu tiorolml loamy
in Fatima
'l'in'n t':l:t.-- the order for itiw I...
”mi 1.. auntie in the pox-numb of mono
it‘ll-uni». null tuill‘l‘i't‘lil‘li ill touching it.
\“lllltllll ills wiwrt-nimuh ilt't‘ltluinK
known lint he wnx dentin-ml to be, in»
[l‘llyl‘l‘ by the sword of honor giver” 1,”
him tlurtm-n your-s4 ptjn-vlunaly,
m. wxw tlill'lifly looking ut lio~ point-
ing» to one of tho mori- [lilitill' rnruym ”f
the roallc. which bu Homily moulwl, nnd
lot-ling (trod, he threw himwif on a
('ulii‘il. ill‘hi whim: nlf iti~ litioulnl ‘Hl‘ltl’li,
which be always Worn mil oi nll‘wliuu for
the Emperor.
Suddenly he brord mime. ”4’ wrong
up nod hurriedly lo-fl the rum", lumpy.
ting his «word. A minuti- illll‘f‘ n pnrty of
lmilounml m-ntlvtm-n rolvrwi tiw room,
one u! them lwimr the young unlmllvrn of
”"4 ,‘uvvrgill‘ rvulmrhi. now u u'olomnl,
lie or, om‘l‘ recognized the word, and,
l" “W” or oil the nwrwr of tho rustle
would do, ln- t'llill'li in Hllilll‘ minimum»
and prom-«ltd to make u M‘lll‘l’il tor Mor-
ehni Ni')’.
Finding that he was discovered. Nt-y
unve hlmm‘ll up quietly. In: tlo'7ih 0f.
lirt‘rllllll‘l‘. will, the Mlil‘tlilili Wit! nhot,
mine-poly two months otter the owner of
u... N-J-oml swordenrut had met. big
fat» in tho- unmo wny.
Hin' iU
Murat.
.t. i‘nwl ,
llmpituiity.
linopilnlily exercised in domeetic life
mm", the opening one’n heuri- nnd one's
door with mrdinl Welcome to to friend;
thereon the nit-inn one» heat in n friend,
without counting the mill». it in an open
qupg‘ivm whether our pruneut. fashion of
making moot of our enlerlnlntnents for-
mttl is not dolor entity with olden hoopl-
pltnllty. 'l‘hv- matron oin iornwr day was
accuratonw'l to provide for n pomblu en:
t,“ gum. or t‘Wn at ovary lineal. and no
nonnlu beyond the putting; on of a plate
or . mm mm nerdfni if a friend happened
in, stately dinners they wore. with “err
in; devoted to invited guest». but the
gum,» grew up in an atmosphere tillers
at from «ion. in that no sudden pressure
of money disturbed the home Imogen
“if
W‘.
eOdore Olsen ‘
——u;ts'Bouon'r THE-—
HOE STOCK
-03;
arvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
—FOR—- . W
llc llil Till llllillil,
AND ill is NOW Oil SALE.
The goods are‘jall right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains.
.,...__.._....._..r.._...._..____.
Thelilew York Grocery (:0.
The Leading Grocers of the City.
As we buy all our goods direct and in such large quantities
we are in a position to sell them much less than other dealers
who have to buy from the wholesalers. By buying from us you
save the wholesaler’s profit.
Compare the following prices with those you are
Maud S. Flour, 8-1 25; .lones’, $»l.25; Snowflake, 83.75.
New Cal. Peaches, 15c. New Early J une Peas, 10c.
(told Dust, ltlc. Quart bottle Catsup, fie.
Baker’s Cocoa, 20c. 2 lb. best Starch, for
Soda Crackers, 5c. . :l ( 'ans Tomatoes, 25c.
Our 27c Butter is excvllent. California Hams. tic.
Our Teas and Coffees are the best, and ourpresente have no equal.
now paying:
NEW YORK. GROCERY COMPANY.
Donovan's Building, Washington 81.. South Hawaii.
33 MAD: STREET, NORWALK.
iiililliilielll‘i‘ll ill: Slight“ :1“ : sew mu-
Old .and Reliable Daily Direct Freight tin
. unwary ,_
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE, l’lilll‘l'Ile‘lilfi . . , _
CITY OF NORWAIK, EAGLE
ViddlAN.
AND
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lg “mag Jrgx/
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Will leave I'ier H. it, “t‘t'iiiliiifl street. Krw York. a: 7 p. to,
leave Norwallr, :7 p. m.: South Norwallc. r. no p. m.
Freight recr ived from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
l'pon application to agent.» the l'ity of Norwailr, E title uni \‘o‘r-en mugbe
sent for sperm) lots of freight any where in New York or Ilfi sittinity.
c‘fi‘dll persons are l’orhid trusting my oi the employs of the boats of thin
line on account of the owners thereof. (x: tf
“or con——
lilillWN'll $3.00 Siilli.
Aind you will am not only a
Meat and Pertect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which tiw
Best Material is Usediemetninglluraeility and Style
Making it the best “on tinnmlmn Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
(fall and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Mialn Street. 80. Norwalk.
“name“... ”t «No. ,.._....n....m . .
entertainment“ collect
RIM enamels» ”(31(le
325 Main :Street. :Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fairfleid
County. Semi for newfillastrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have plead in business.
ti. ll. Tlllilill, Pmlkll: IEMJeeclmlPetamhel
rem Seam let Intent
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