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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 10, 1894 · page 6

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‘fOIsYD‘E LINE.”
U My shun-hip line running from

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For Higher
wits here the some rights. social. itlosl
and industrisl, as] have!“
"There is no edequste reason for do-
prlving bigot them." indulgently replied
the 14. B. ‘

“Why shouldn't she hevesn equsl voice
with me in the ciisirs oi her country!"
“Why. indeed!” echoed the scribe. com-
mencing a new paragraph. with iult' s
tinge oi impedance upon his linens sud
classic tongue. , '
“Why shouldn't she go to the polls,"
continued the men, with his psnts tucked
into his boots. srgumcntstively. “sud put
hell’s'e'it on record for this or thetprlncio
“Or even the other." put in the editor
shsentlniudodly. writing up the pedigree
of n prise hog between the description
and the history of u Pompeliun piece at
tapestry. ‘

“Why shouldn't she cost-her ballot for
4h! or that movement and voice her scum
ti outs for all she's worth with the rest
of no!" wont on the farmer belligerently. ”
"You tell mo, and I'll tell you,” impe-
tiently returned the other, discovering a
block Spanish hen on the portico of an
ancient Greek mansion in his “Plea.”
“Why shouldn't she have the same right
to (lo-everything that a man does?” went
on the women’s champion persistently.
“Hein't she got as much sense?”

“More." emphatically , exclaimed the
live stock editor. “Give her a chance."
“I will. It's been reiused her too long.
I'm going home to give my wife the
chance she’s been aching tor plumb quick.
I didn’t agree with her at first, but I do
now. and I’m going to see that she uses
her opportunities for all she is worth." he
cried. warming up to his subject.

“She has just us much right to hustle
out into the potato patch at 4 o’clock in
the morning as I have. “or claim to
trudge bohllld s plow 16 hours out of the
in is us great as any hepentcd member of
her species. Iicr call is just us good as
mine to clean out the hogpcn. curryoomb
the horse, chop down timber and do the,
lifting and hauling about the term to her
heart's conduit, and. by hockey, l'lisoc
thst she does it. Yes, Bll',’I’iIi n woman's
rights mun from this on."—New York
World. ~

Bilerent Circumstsnoes.

Good Deacon—My sons, where are you
going with llll those dogs?

Boy—Jis' tukln n Walk.

“lint don't you know, my sons. that
this is Sunday, the holy”—

“Butcher!"

“And that there are Sunday schools
open on every sldc"-—— ,
”Jls' Morgan, buys! 53".“ be n‘alngor
though?" ‘ e '

“Now. you boil "'15» do you tlilnkJohn
would lilll’pJYfi] tho grunt forerunner bod
he lonigd on he hillsides nwny irolu Sun-
dliy "col?"
:' ullllo!" .
"-‘Or that Enrich Would have been trnns-
liltod bud bu milillcd tho vullcys limiting
tllo Subbuill dily llltli‘i‘iufi?”

“Can't prove, 'cr by us."

“Or thnt l’i‘lt‘l’ would llpye thrilled the
multitude had his voice been trained to
the wild rout of the lilountniils and fluids
on Sunday?" .
"Why—or"—
“Or that Mum's would have boonin-
trusted with the iiihlos oi the low llnd‘he
boon bowling over the lliountuinwlthn
puck of hungry (lourloll the Sebbhtll any?"
“Iihnobho lint"—

“’l‘llcil, my door boys, how do you so-
coullt {or the (inference lwtwri-il those
good old days nild' '—
"\\'liy-——(-r—tlloy”——
“\i't'll..»\\'ililt?"
"They must lint ‘il' bill no rabbits ill
them do .."-—L‘levclulld Plain Dealer.

 

 

Gathering his liiitllrolio more closely
about him, Li Hung Chung retreated at
the ruin of six miles nil hour. While the
emperor, with his two curpetboge and n
shawl strnp. was li'" iur ill the root—Dc-
troit ’l‘rlbuno.

It Creme to Him.

Iluyrll-k—Thv bunkii uulll told Hunks
be looked upon llllll us one out of n thou-
sand.

'l‘reoinp—Tnll’y.
iiuyrick——.\'ot it hit of it. Ilnnks real-
ized the full form! oi the l‘i‘lllfll‘k noxtdcy.
~Llio.

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The Coming Star.
'l‘lli'ri-‘s n l-rl'mliy little tot
Living in nu mint side spot.
All ht‘l‘ (Ihristlull iliillli‘ in Lot.

kiln-'5 n “lx'uut.”

Quito it tidy lillnl she gets

Working himl lit cigarettes,

Ho Wu blown onmdvcs lli “wots”
Oil n “toot."

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All the boys tiwir lit-eds would hock

Just to walk uruund the block

Or to stroll upon tho dock
With lu-r “hobs."

“he's in lilllull to the ground.

You elm iii-t is cinch I‘vu iolind.

All with hot I mn't be downed—
Not by slobs.

Though on Lot] how: the cell.

Why. they’ve said that l'm‘ tough.

Which on me is pretty rough;

Folks ell nin't hslf up to shut!
Maire me sick.

Wilst d'yc think they went to know?

Why to work i do not go.

Boyln. “Give poor Lots show."
Why. she’s strong.

I’silcw, they ain’t onto it thing.

Hui lot 'cm have their ding.

They don’t knowit's in the ring
I belong.

When my hands are in the gloves.
An my bunch of lives I shoves,

'I'h ohm urc sucklll doves
Is: my pic.
Do ,y think l'vo missed my rug?

W 1‘“ be the (illiillipiuil “pufl.'
II they tulle me for n uliig
'l‘llcy illli’t fly.

I don't cure it bloomiu lot.
They can't stop me splicin Lot.
All for nillil'. 1'" win in pot
in the ring.
Gums 'bvfut‘ti she comes of use
I‘ll be the pugilistio rugs-—
Then I'll l-lcvnto the stage.
Elli-y thing.

All their Hollis-bully goal '

Why. it's inst such cores so me

'i'llst goth shuklu worlds up—eesi. , ,
no 1 shout! ,. . ,y

”Wilhltdot'mmt. i

“ ' icon
mach but lost

my own bravery."

film was gone, and I heard some one sneak

"lusts usher. m mini
,c M MIMI‘WN M

1 best friend."
.,“.I hsvc.” w,

lied the hostess;
“My Jewel 01 s cock is gone." ,.
"Geno? Mter’sil your kluducsstc her.
pretendingflnot to miss your. host chins
when she broke it. and sll .thstif' ,
"Yes. And it all came about through

 
 

“Breton? Why, I always thought"—
“I wesocowardl‘ Bodld James. We
bed quite s discussion over it‘tbe other
evening, and he was roslmesn about it. I
told him what I would do it I ever caught
it burglsr in the house, and he sold:
'Humphl I’ll give you $50 for every
burglar you catch.’ Alter that! almost
prayed for one to some." . .
“But the {right would be worth more
than $50." ,

“It was the principle. James would
have been so meek afterward. Besides ‘I
do wont an evening bonnet that will
eclipse John's."

"M'hm. But tell me shout the cook."
. “I'm coming to that. Thursduyd was
going to Jessie’s luncheon, but found out

wear that Paris gown of hers. Nit. I
hate show. and I will not be- eclipsed by
her, so [just sent it messenger to tell Joe
sic I was ill." “
,“Wclll”

“I noticed that cook seemed rather dis—
dilpointcd .nlld iclt sure that she bud
mount to go out and to wear my new
Jacket." '

J‘Oh, horrors! She wouldn’t dare!"
“Wouldn't' she? I‘ve already found
waists with all their scams stretched, but
her salads coVered a multitude of sins.
As I was not going to the luncheon I de-
cided to make cnrnnlcls and sent her out
for the ingredients." . ' ,
“And she didn’t come back?”
”Oh, yes. I was in the pantry while

Into the kitchen. I went out, and, oh.
Marie. there was the worst looking man
you over cowl”

"A burglar!"

“Yes. I cow that at n ““1000,th I
thought of James and stood flriu.”
“You—you are the gas mull, aren't
you?" I sold in u queer voice. lie storied
out without replying, but I got between
him and the door and said: ‘All right.
Just go in there.’ And though he was all
of n tremble, too, slid only curious to get
nwny.l drove him into thopnntry and
locked the door on the outside. Then i
tell in s dend iulnt.” .

“Mercy, won’t the police give you ll
mcdnl or silliiotbillg?"

"I think not. When I recovered, cook
was bending over mo, and I whispered to
her win"; lllul liilppelicd and told bur to go
for the police while I stood gunrd. She
went inst enough, you may be slirc.” .

“ Welli' '

"h‘lio culilo book with two big policemen
iillil Joules, whom she bud met lit the
corner. The policemen said it must be
Long llnired Milt}, for whom they were
looking. Jlillli-s said, ‘My brnvo limb
Willi!‘ and l M‘l‘illi‘ll to fool the $50 ill my
pocket. 'i‘lluy opened the pllntry door,
willie cook and l stood on the chairs to be
out (it bullet riilllzo, but when cook saw
the man, she went into hysterics.”
”Women like that buy" ilU courilgv.
"it. wasn’t tllnt. lie was her best young
mail. You see, she thought I would be
out, so she bull decided to have u luncheon
.pnl'ty of her own. but be ennui while she
was at the grocery, and l illlstook him for
u burglar."

“And you didn't get your $50?"
"No. Jllmcs woe horrid llbout it. The
policemen went nwny laughing, illitl cook
gave me. warning us soon ml slw mine out
of tho liysterics. "—l'llicuuo ’l‘ribuiic.

n

A Poetic Reply.

A m-li kbown limp-r u! l’hiliuirlpbln,
mprcsviiiing the defendant in u i-l-rtnlil
(illi‘it', being urged to lluvo his client liqui-
date the iillloulit of ii clnliil, responded as
follows:
My client cum.» tn‘lliii tmllly
In truth luld verily to say
Thu! bl- bud llnuuht to pay.
Some of the debt. lli' owns. is Just:
lint, poor und humbled in tho du-t
"Illlve morn-y," he will say.
“illlve lucrvy now." Iii‘ loud doth villi.
“in time I'll survly pily you nil
If you will ulvu llu- time."
Now, in this clue: what cllll be done
But lot the ill-lit in indium-tit run
Till money tulml tho pint-o oi rhynw?
'l'llo pluliiilii's lawyers, not to be out-
dollo lll that kind of warfare, in reply fuel-
illgly pol-l rilyi'll tbu slid prviiivuinvllt of
their client. n cllrpciltcr:
Your muse inspired you to my.
in luity rllylllu lulil pollsllvd verso.
If t’li‘i‘lllliill should but silly
Tim pinilitlfi'n l'IlllHt‘ Would not be worse.
Lona llul-i llu lltlitil't‘tl amid the dust »
(Tim unwdllst kind) illld inward “clout-d"
’I‘ho lilw'li tlt'llty. Allis. how true!
And its ho Works he Illltkl‘ii his mom
Tllilt he must toil. lililu-ipvd. illollv.
Ii' when your viii-lit «nib-d illilt duy.
lio lion-d wwll that [my ho must.
Iii-lllutnilily we grant ll silly.
Though short of t';‘.‘<li. we- will be just.
~(‘ir1'cli ling,

, Supt-Hindus.
Nodd~Wllilt him» you done with ibut
little dog of yours illnt Woke oil the neigh-
burs up? lint rid M him? “‘
Todd—Yuri. We don't need him now.
The twins have C(iilll'.—-lil‘imlilyll liliu.
A Novel (locupstion.
Oustoulur—“diut llili-i tlliit gi'lltlvliiiill to
do who sits behind the desk yonder?
Clerk—lie bus got in limbo the Home
ishos to (iurcliuiloyer'esigiultdm—Ei lili-
purclnl. ‘

Not rs Htrnnger.
Ilcr II‘iltllrr—A'i’llut urc your hilblts?
Iliir Adorn—You ought to lmow, sir.
I have been culling on your diulghti-r Irv-
cry night for three lnoiiths.-—~i.itc.

Fast Not Broken.
iliinkslrigh—ilud niiy breakfast yet?
'l‘iinkliilgli-l-Nuus n drop-“Now Yul-k

World.

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the nest denier ‘
lilies

 

not in union out in mm
so u ‘ totem-

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at the last minute that Jenn intended to '

Iicpporiy—hiuy I have the pleurure oi
ertsiuiy, it you think,
< ’ how—fill lib

,F‘QRIQ‘2'5J‘ (its...

 
 

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' ‘ , sen EAST wmnow. "; ‘ [
Always -, a - F uil, - Line - of - Children’s

HOSIERY, -
At lOc.,‘ also 2 pair for 250.
Excellent Value éit 19c. and 250.

A. Dickerman, &Son,-

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 
 

 

 

—i

Hale’s
Lung
Balsam
Cures
All
Colds.

ASK FOR A
FREE SAMPLE.

 

EEMEMBER

Tile donnscilcut General llie lil-
sursncs 00., pi Hartford,

will insure the lite of at young men tor sum
for less then to spicy. or willsell him an en-
dowment tor Ilitliztor less: then To a tiny.
peylbleto himself it he lives. and his people
if he dies. so do not neglect to Insure.

i8. 8. l'lillMIElllEll, illilil.
III WiSllllilililli ST.

 

HliIiSE cuiimt

-gy-

WATER PilWEll.
W. McQuhae,

58 North Main St"

W-QM..-M“W new M.

WAGONS.

itsw sud second hsud

miles. Plillllllls. civilian
canopies. Spindles, tic.

 

 

 
 

In Usrr'lsges I have Buggies sud Photons snri CsnopiesEx
own make. sud Fancy Trsps and also the Brunswick Trap which is the finest Trap made.
hots and Lop Robes of all kinds, and the prices are right. Cell and look at the Stock I have to show you.

wmui’s REPBSITURY run ciiiiltis ... Stillllls,

ICORNER 0F".iiliii|(llii Mill MADISON STREETS. Sillllil lilllliiilK. lllllili.

em want your horse clipped quick sud
cell on

“ii South Norwalk.

 
 

Prices to «Suit All.

“lull/ill"
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WALL PAPERS.

I am selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.

Gilts are from 15c. up. double
roll.

I'bave been told by it great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor.
walk. '

Pninters' supplies at lowest
prices.

Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.

E. E. Gorbam.

Nil; 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.§

PEAT unis,

 

TheIgreat German stable
bedding. No more stall

foundered horses, no more
scratches. By ’resson of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there

is no stable odor.

Billllillll inns.

FOR
SCENIC
AND
SIGN lETiEililil

Get my figures for
work done by my
artist,

[litWiilllllllL

.m .13 J
This is the kind of
sleighs that I here in
stock. Cell and look
at them it you are
thinking of buying
one.
.fl .5! ‘2‘ fl

tension Top Surries sud Spindles and Runabouts,that are my

Islso the Harnesses and Blane

 

EASY Mill PLEIMIIT 1'02““.

Patent Medicines

AT OCR. PRICES.

iii rm. lulu litll’ Til mt,

Lontonik} 01.00
Hood‘s Snrsspurille, .60
, Ayers' Snrsapnrilla. .Ul
Dana's Samparllls, .67
Cuticurn Resolvent. .70
Seott's Emulsion, .60
Green’s Nervurs. .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Puine's Cele? Compound, .66
Brundretb's ills, .12
Alcock's Plasters, .10
Benson’s Cnpsice l’lasters. .12
Casioris, .
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters. .18
Rndum's Microbe Killer, qts., .76
deum's Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 2.

Yankee Lung Soother. .26

Gen. 6. Siillson’s
Drug Store,

ll Vlssiilngtcn street.

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sTocxs.

it you desire to invmt in stocks in essiosud
legitimate manner without core end worry.
subscribe to our discretionsry accounts. whie
will pay you irnnlL'to ii r cent. weekly in
any native market. it wi ipny you more than
double the nversgo rule of interest in
ordinsr business pursuits. Depositsrecei
irdm ito Gilli). '
We will he piessed to furnish you
once its to our sol-cm in the pest. and
we ere doing for other». if you sre sit
where you cannot call on us in personmddr.
your ‘70 'lIIIlililClIlollii to the

Metropolitan News 00.,

I8 Congress It . lesson. In“.

We remit profits once s week end
thread:- if notice. I’srties to
ii... ir own sdvertisirur. sre sdvrgd'iosu

ioour Dell, Market Letters. which give

in: item ntormstlon on notive stocks,

wi enshle you to msko moo it you do

own speculating. listen. M on nice or
with telegrams oi importsntchsuges. w per
month. Address.

Metropolitan iiews 60..

48 CONGRESS 8'12,
[look no: 1.103. Basso-HI:

Cramptoilgis
Home
, Tablets

Are sisndsrd prescriptions oi 'I
physicians in scour-to. mun t
oral. tor the relistssd airs
.hnowri disesses.
‘ lied wlt‘ s use at“

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