is ,
J_.;,,_ claim that by meansci theirparticalar
nallirsuulasts‘vllllllgwhiehwasdiluent
WToontwasd
”he‘l’llltl'l Ethyl will"
“armour-tee Blend.
of “thermometer for lb
vs oodles at noonwday use
hideout”.
,‘VAnattemptwasmadeatthctrial or
the Memphis lynchcrs to use popular
praiudioe against the court testimony
_ anunbelievcr or agnostic to defeat
W One of the witnesses against
the buohers, Butch Carver, tried ts
get on from giving evidence on the
ground that he was an infidel, and
theaters not a credible witnas. But
nets by ruling that Carver was a corn
patent witness. Here indeed is an in
statue of stealing the livery of thecourl
of heaven to serve the devil in.
hands Magnnrd, editor of the Paris
J'igare, diedtoosoon. He had once!
the coolest, soundest heads in Frencl
journalism, and he was only 67, an age
when the intellect is in its prime. Mag
nerd applied common sense to the con
sideration of home politics, in which
respect he was didarent from meal
French editors. Bis claim to proud die
tinction rests on the fact that through
hiapaperheoaused the middleclass cl
France to accept the republic loyalty.
Lawyers and wage earning barkeep
era aronot allowed to be members oi
the Knights of Labor organization. But
they can console themselves by the re
Section that they can beaten-bend
; anything else, even churches and
boards of education ’
Asan enlisted infantry soldier the
Indian is pronounced a dead failure.
Bis temperament is at omeluy and
restless—whether in white or red man.
the temperament that is the hardest ts
discipline into steady, monotonous liter
.The advocates at cross country rid.
lug. for hunting and jampinghorses
evolutions and practices a high class
cavalry horse will he produced in this
country. I! our horsy dudes can per-
suade themselves that they no evolving
anything useful along with their jump
lag and high kicking. the rest of the
world has no objection.
Evacuation day was celebrated with
“usual eclat in New York this year.
But their evacuation day was nothing to
the one that will he mlebrated there the
lot of January, when the Republicans
come in, and even that will be nothing
to the one to come Much 4, “$95, at
Washington.
On the naval vessels they have built
in the last ten years the Cramps have
euned in speed premiums alone over
$1,350,000. The Mirmeapolls herself
won a speed prize 01 “00.000.
W." w lieu-stun.
harem Pa, Dec. 20.—-Yowe of a
firing robbery near Bllrsorrille. Bush
county, was brought here by farmers la
awareness-nth“ chlorine-nae sad
MAW fatheraudaen 1l“. .Il!‘
lite Bl: ranked Inca surprised theta
lathelrcahlu, Matter "negotiates-
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from anyuther ever, served intheclty.
Wmedlnuerwas
like others at ascetal uatnrahntevery
Mwhoutatthslcngtables knew
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When the horse slaughtering establish
pseutwaestartedluliarrlm some nwntbs
ago, the was a grout agitation over the
allegedtaetthstthemustwaa being dis
posed of in Newark and elsewhere in-
stnd at in Europe, as the proprietors of
theslaughtev bovine claimed. The busi-
nesswasllnally broken up. At the time
“means ecliscoselon between the alt!-
sens ll tothzl good and bad qualities of
WWII, and llllllllfit era, one boot
lid“. Dr. bl'p' . », was one of those who
W11 tho: l:lrt’.‘it_‘ infill W” “m"
not better than Phil-3:: v timed beef. The
dinner was lhe milcvlme of the agitation.
All see-amt to Boll-a It.
Thehorsewasannld (m0. llewaa. in
on a few extra layers
whole dinner himself. Wlienthehour
mine, the crowd relieved Dr. flnpklns
trunhhvowto eat thewbclsdlnnu,ae
the invitations wen more generally»
esptedthanwaethought his.
Tbedoctorsoftheetty banlnvited
toamauandalmost toasaantheywere
pro-lent. Noose! thanappuredtohave
theirmedldneaawlththan.
Amongshaswbe
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showthat the dog would eat the mat
reality. Thedogdld not app-nuns!“
wasthencllargcdthat a trick had been
playedbytbs introduction of tbedogluto
the disheatoglvelhesnallavur.
at l’raatdent Clevehud nastfiaturday,
“outnum-
Sumlsl. Dec. sol—now ear-
pss- at China, though the hung-liq»
”has conveyed to the lion. Chrla
DnbthAmsrtran-ialnc. harthenks
fathegtltel altsw‘rsstasnsot-adeto
hiythefesllgu lady snide-ts of Pa
king. We.” ssadavduablesllks,
lacquta,tolr.l)anbytcbeglm to
lieladinwhomadsthepusnttohsn
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flew roamnsa law-Ian ll Potter
aad'tllia- llflylalmwue-arrled
mutilation
await-Mildred.
mwllhhlssohufilndesafl,perlnrtn-
edthe-ssrls. thatnnitedhls
V‘s-tunes, Des. maths lull Ill/u
mas-Mmamm.
flew Jenny—Hawthorne. J. V, ll
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from the stable, where Those
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' Vacaple “fusion." and know all's right.
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ns. head to unreliability: *
theseplllslsalltbe medicine neededto I,
set-em Mn. ForbeadacheAhby :4
aevetlall. [have beeuavletlm after- 1‘
rtble headaches, and havesaver lospd -
anything to relleve thmio will!!!” ,'
Ayers Pills. Since lbegsn takingtbls .
nedlelue.tbeatlseks havebeealesssnd ‘7
less bequest, until. at present. months ',
has passed since i have bad one."-—0. .
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area's PILLS
Prise flsdal at World's
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lone of it. - Mums ‘lbe- new “tuning
Tm II' Hunt Day‘s huh.
(Wt h apologies to P.l‘vn~-r (‘ ix) ,
As Ubri-«lma- d -y draws: d lib-«u.
The Brownie h Ill" Hillel» make Mull ha is.
it they once-4. to get uruund
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All wide awake they mus . be i" mm.
so they coal! ode to are lbs 1-? All.»
While brlglnly hm u the ‘lcot nlu ‘lgdin.
BES .- lllul‘ & CU , ('lllt’l'lilERs'
Mom: the Arc»! with Iva oiling use
These hope or Broaule land ca; y
A clothing stare a! gun. leuuu 5..
Known hr .nal sine vbrnu In: .. mm:
Here nulls t .r- l't'le tolls! , y sell.
A pair of gloves perhaps a h it.
seine "we warm, a whit >eruval,
You'll llud them our» award lvvvlew.
And otllerg ode or blinlaul lam.
The name will leave lor you w burst,
The tel-k we‘ll un'er the mlnd owl-nee.
liltillltltMAh~ t SUN. DRY 00004.
When nrst their (eel. came to ‘a stand
‘l‘hel'd reached the store of Dicker-man...
The leader quick threw wide the door.
And o’er meal lthe bmwnles pour."
hop and skip and dance around,
To view the stunts that help abound;
new"? of planning tgem 1331 charge.
y maylucnseavl b, 1110'
(in even y able lh . Bro "Maugld ‘6
finruflwa o! as) quite t ind. “ '
litre Elam. Claus could so his neck? ~
With Me occur» to break his in, uk.
STILLSON. DBUQGI i'l'. , .
For ‘ Sllll" all. y be it. but nutln vain": ;
The man 0' “lmx=llolllk"hlne; . y .
Although the, rum used a: wlzl
The Brownies mmellfies fall qallr lll.
Bonus ”Y‘fllled Soother" I»: la lungs.
Allttle dupe to ale “1 their to sue ,
”5? cl c.‘ plums and some Ills , ,
I: l ll‘lll'kl! cure them on =
Drug not amine are all lhey u k;
ltut bullet goods and slum-e sweet.
11:7 and Item here u end as» “do.
A all llfi‘Wry choicest m . ' .
THEODOBB'S lllmh‘ STORE.-
And then they knew. not far tawny.
The “Ringo! Footwear" rule d lb» Ilny.
million: a ladder, lope m Valie‘
I f except A ”Dose 0
flu-mum sallledpln the .b or?
Anl so wel p «5 «rd -hoy almost rmr.
round
'I he Brownies than her as loan-l.
Boots. clues and as were a ll wear,
Indoors an I out. use ulw. r, D
And when they leave etch tiling» , A;
A bundle lullor goods at “on n.
l‘pon the Who» or in lalge tuc
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
In course 0' time the ll-ownles found
Tissumdwa on ( r .e VaaAli-lyne‘e ground.
I here. the” the people term-ad a: be ‘
I- nllghtencd lo a high dense».
We learn tram all that It's 1' 'twas ll uowu
A Drownle‘a tom stood out thslrown
'hlle tumult depart In- uts strange and vast,
Tho-cure band or Brownim pmvd
purchase perfumes game-1 and toys,
w sullen and nous rn-Veal their eye
Whole load- or notions, 'kerchlel’a no.
Dues grade and candles that are prime.
So many things are right in sleek
They need not travel halt a block.
mum's ammunition.
To Rand's the Browolre now repair, '
Tease what ems tbry can llnd lb. re. ,;
field one. "lie pleasant to abide
ln alone when— care ls ere-mist d
I benevery thought on Christmas lieu.
augmt snob enlerprlsv.
lt ' ears and n'er h‘VC' seen
I' a slam! and case in such a stveam.
No wonder, lbo.’ (or ne‘r before
llava "assures cold so great a all)! s.
——Tbousanda of own! W‘ «ya mental
“resolution and u sv'urle’vae Bar-
9'“ “"“.£"‘_..,W..._ - 1. i-
Singers. public speakers, actors. auc-
, . preachers. and all II be
are liable to over-tea and irritate the vcr
cal organs, led. in Ayer's (Merry Peeler-
al. a sale. certain. and I. rsllel. A
tllnely dose at thls prep-mil all list preo
vealed many a threat trouble.
For rheumatism l have louod nolhlns
equal toCb-rnbrrlaln‘e Puln Balm. lt
Misses the in as snooaexapnllrd J.
W. Young. est Ul-erty W. Va. The
prompt relief It admde ls allure worth
may times the cm. 00 a lts con~
tinned use will affect a' I care.
For sale by G. O Billleoludlllflnl‘.
Me.
A ulna ghost story has yet to be at-
l : but not so a genuine blood purld~
er. Over and over sgain ll has been
proved that Ayn’s Batu llla‘slands
alone salon medlclnvs as t s most rslla
Isle tools alumna in pharmacy. ll
stall shine at the World's sir.
Pillmgllll
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KING SANTA CLAUS-
Is here in all his glory. The merry old gentleman will be with us until after Christmas. 00 u
and see him. ‘
We are fully prepared for the holidav season with every class of merchandise that our
of experience warrants as an investment. The choicest collection of Christmas novelties, in . ~
ing Fancy Goods, Silverware, Jev e‘ry, Lamps, Pictures. Bric-a-Brac, Perfumery, Mufliers, Ban
ken-chiefs, Books, Xmas. Cards, etc‘l etc, ever shift") in Connecticut. We urge early purchasin
It will save you meney and annoyance. '
Dress Goods.
In your anxiety about Christmas presents don’t overlook the prices we quote on Dress r . l .
What more acceptable gift than a nice Dress Pattern. For the Holidays we offer 25 Suit Patte 4
in plain and fancies, worth 08 to $10, with all the necessary linings, at $5.49 each.
25 Dress Patterns, same as we have been selling at 83 and $4, with 2 yds. Silesia, 6 yds. 0»: ..
bric and 1 yd. canvas. These Suits will go lively at 02.49 each.
Linens.
Every housekeeper appreciates flue linen, hence we ofier special inducements in this do :
ment. In looking for Xmas gifts don’t fall to inspect these goods.
Linen Table Cloths, 2.} yds. by 2 yds., with 1 doz. Napkins to match, worth 85, at 03.75 .
set. Linen Table Cloths, 3x2 yds, with I don. Napkins to match, regular value .6, Holiday pri
tub set. 8-4 Turkey Red Covers,usually sold at al.25,this week,59c each. 20 dilferent deaignein i -
satin German, Irish and Scotch Damask, with Napkins to mammal: special prices for the Hollda
Very Fine Damask Towels, extra size, regular 98c goods, at 750 each. ‘ L
Fancy Aprons.
We sell a great many Aprons for the holidays. Our present stock is the result of months
careful buying and making. Most of them are strictly exclusive. Nearly 50 diderent patterns
Ladies’ Fine Lawn Aprons, extraordinary value at 25¢ each. Ladies’ and Misses' Fancy I .
Work Aprons, deep point trimming, ribbon bow on pocket, 39c each. Ladiee’ Five O'clock
Aprons, with lace and ribbon trimming, dainty articles, at 75c and 98c. Misses’ and Chi!
School Aprons, in various styles, the beat stock we ever had, at 25c, 39c and tile. Wat w .
Aprons, double width, line quality, 49c each.
Furs.
We always will save youmoney on all kinds of Far Sets,Muffs and Scar-fats ll‘ur Bolster .. .
ran.all of the finest quality.We bought them cheap and can sell them toyon at about half the .
mixed by others for same quality. Come and see the sets we are offering at $1.79, $2.43 and fl.
‘ Cloaks.
That also looking lady with the perlect-fltting outside garment and contented
is congratulating herself that she trades with us. We have some elegant values in Clash to . _
(or the Holidays this week, the best ever given at this time of the year. Compare ourstylel,’
lty and price with garmenti elsewhere and then you'll do just as hundreds of others have . ‘
come back and buy here. ‘ , y_
The winds of trade are blowing our way and the storm of low price is sweeping the'
Handkerchiefs.
0! every kind, make and description, in Laos, Silk, Swiss, Linen and Cambrie. :
designs manufactured for the season of Korea Endless in variety, superior in quality .
prices, general excellence of goods considered, unequalled. As usual the early buyer secures .
cream of the collection. .
Initial Linen Handkerchiefs, for men and women, imported to sell at sue; holiday
lilo each. Ladles’ Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, over fifty dlllerent designs, all new, .
guilty at see each. Ladles' Flue Lawn Handkerchiefs, vendyke point design, edged all round
Valeaclsnaeslaee, Numb. lim’sflllk Initial Handkerchiefs, semen wouldlsstsessouet.
plies new is its such... Ken’s Silk Handkerchiefs, 1} inch haul and llaely embroidered Inlllllg;
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Norwalk Chronicler