.
D
'.
(chiefsfvery choice designs. most dealer-
'no not l he l also
but have 33$... nabs? M
l' .
; Boys' Blouses.
“ a’Blcusss, in white‘and fancies,
tly made and best quality of
"brie. 600 each.
. Also I grand assortment of very choice
lea u to .l 50 each.
d ya‘ ines Pans?1 sizes4 tofl 14 yeags,
uqual ty.allw , new lp ng goo s.
worth 760. 500 l .
A new and choice assortment Windsor
'l‘les, all colors. 38inches long and extra
wide, at 25c each.
Ribbed Vests.
Ladies’ Lisle Vests high neck and
lhortsleeves, V neck and short sleeves.
uare neck and short sleeves. made to
retail at 69c. You’ll say they’re worth
it, too, when you see the silk fronts. silk
ribbon,pearl buttons. and most expen-
sive finish. We will sell the lot at 380
each. No more to be had.
__.._
Easter Gloves.
A lucky purchase! Cannot think of it
in any other way. Just in the nick of
time for you-—for us—the great bargain
in Kid Gloves. MEN'S. 'lhe counter is
near the door. Need not go through the
store for these. Elegant Kid Gloves,
very fine skin, teas and brown, warrant
ed, same as you always pay $1 50 for. If
we could show them to you in this adver-
tisement there would not be a pair left
on sale by 10 o'clock. $1 a pair. Look
at the “Trefousse” and"Czarina" Gloves.
for which we are sole agents in Norwalk.
LADIES’ 4 button and hook Kid Glove.
tans. mode, brown, slate, white and
black, $1 25 quality Of course you won’t
allow many of themF to fkf'mlglll our
[import , at $1 apair. ester 'itl oves;
all the ECW shades, “50 quality at $1 25
a pair.
Of course you need new
Handkerchiefs.
But even ifliot, you will buy a few of
see.
Ladies’ Swiss Embroidered Handker-
get 190 for this quality; our price to«
y. 12in each. .
Ladies' all pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
coir. or MAIN AND WALL“ STS., NORWALK.
dollars.
immense variety of materials,
thing new.
rare values.
and 12 each.
quality. at We each. or 3 for 50s.
A magnificent array of the Nobbiest Capes you ever saw,
chosen especially for our 'Easter trade. Fetching styles in on
We wish to call special attention this Week to a lot of fancy
Wool Capes, the very latest styles, bought as samples from a
leading manufacturer, at just half value. There are 25 garments
in all, and the price Saturday will be 87.50 each ; actual worth, $l5.
Besides this special lot we have an endless assortment of
Capes in silk, satin, plain and illuminated velvet, cloth, etc;
prices range from $1.19 to $20 each.
Do not forget the little ones —they also should have some-
We have a varied assortment of new and attractive
styles in Children’s Roofers. Just 100k at them.
Even the baby should have a new Easter Bonnet. A be-
wildering variety of new Caps and Hats, from 19c to $1.25 each—
SlLK WAISTS.
Theeveropopular Silk Waists, always dainty and attrac-
tive, great variety in this season’s styles, surely unexpected
values, at $2.50, 2.98, s 25, 4 25, 4:93, 5 25, o 99., 7.25, 7.95, 9.25; 9 o5
‘TIS AN OLD SAYING: THERE’S LUCK in
Wearing Something New on Easter Day.
Knowing the wants of the public, we have lent our every energy toward presenting
for sale such Easter requirements as we are assured will meet with responsive and ap-
precrative recognition.
oioiii llEPAllTMEllT. ,
Here’s where we can both delight you and save you many
BOSTON srong, NORWALK
CORNER MAIN AND ,‘(ALL STREETS.
Dress Goods and Silks.
Buy confidently without iroing else-
where, or look everywhere Either way
the same result. The goods for your
new flow will come from the Bos-
ton Store. Here are a few whys:
. Black Henriettas. Fine all-wool beau-
tiful silk finish goods, have retailed easy
at 65c, 39 cents a yard.
Then do you wonder that we are
crowded at our Dress Goods department.
when black and navy blue India twills
and heavy Serges. full 45 inch wide. and
every yard worth 75o, selling at 500 a
yard. Only enough for probably a r-
tion of the day. Satin do Chinee. by?
Bacguse they are about half price, 39c a
yar .
SEIllllll Hill THESE.
Small items, but of great moment.
Buttermilk Soap, a box of three cakes
for 25 cents.
A 2 oz. bottle of Perfumery, (all odors),
worth 480, at % cents a bottle.
Box of Paper and Envelopes. extra
quality: value, 39c box; at this sale, only
25 cents a box.
A handsome assortment of Stick Pins,
5c. 10c. 15c, 190, 250.
Belt Buckles—these are for your new
silk waist—white metal, cut steel and
smolrid pearl. stylish designs at Ex-
tremely Low Prices.
New and popular styles in Celluloid
Heir Ornaments. at 15c, 19c, 25c, 39s,
it) ‘. each.
W,
. nineteen. ]
natsly torus, fortunately for V ‘
we've not received through the but '
roost reliable manufacturer in
“ICU
ted 8tates.allna of Pocketbook, ‘
Buss. shim
up: Bags and Traveling
t for men and women. at i value. will
he placed on sale Saturda mo . A;
the line meant he duplicatednia rec.
ommend an ear call.
Here's a few 0 the items: ,
Ladies' Plaln Leather Books. My
trimmed silver and gold eflmm
been approached at 500. 26 cents each. :
Indiee' real seal, fancy leather. heath
tlfully mounted, warranted in or pa-
cents each.
the Ithing liar Ill: Easter gilt; at a‘ ular
eat er goo a case the rice wcu if be
$2 00. 98 cents each. 1)
cents each.
Men's Easter Wants
have been carefully thought over, and
here is the rrsult:
TECK SCARFS in
the latest shapes. in~
eluding flowing ends,
guaranteed to he the
same silk as used in
750 Ties. dark, med-
ium and light colors,
all in one grand
choice, at 50 cents
each.
Also. a fine assort-
,;4,ment oftnew spring
:2 designs, at 25 cents
I each.
MEN’S SUSPENDERS at less than the
cost of webbing. A grand opportunity—
chorce designs, expensively trimmed and
strongly put together, we wish you to
compare With 500 ones elsewhere. How
you will appreciate ours at 25 cents a
pair.
.LAUNDERED SHIRTS, perfect fit.
ting Shirts, full in size, guaranteed
Wamsiitta muslin, beautifully launder-
ed, linen insrrted bosoms. Now don’t
pay adollar for this Shirt. It will cost
youhthat unless you buy of us. at 75 cents
t’lc I
Also, 500 styles in Fancy Laundered
Shirts. collars and cuffs attached,evrry
one warranted full size and fast colors,
absolutely the best values ever shown, at
.50 cents each.
Thou shalt not go unveiled. is the edict
of fashion. New goods, new styles, very
becoming. Three leading necessitiu,
12in, 190 and 250 yard. a
ticular. would befall value at .1. .50 ‘
Lsdies' best quality. very choice. just
Ladies' leather Shopping Bags with I»
pocketbook attachment, value, 500’; at 25 ;
- lam-w
x“;
. m
Our reputation fm' the greatest possi-
ble assortment of fine
V‘ElthGSl
and exclusive styles i; wall 935.
and deservedly so.
- That Plato”)
means
Columbia
THE BEST
BICYCLE
On the steerin
head of every Co - ’
umbia bicycle of this year 3 make
that name-plate appears. .It is
unique. handsome, and .inilicatcs
much—satisfaction and highest on-
jo merit to the rider.
lilo other bicycle has ever squal-
lcd a Columbia. No other b 0 min
ever shall equal a Columbia. l‘hc
greatest bicycle factory in the
world says so.
3
New Price 100
HARTFORDS, next best. $80 $60.
$50 for boys' and glrls' sizes.
POPE MFG. co.
Hartford, Conn.
may. oilimrio,
lllw max. out marine.
reorient“. DUFIM
All Art Catalogue of these famous
wheels at any Columbia Agency, or Will
be mailed for two :»ccnt Mumps.
« ll. Fllllll BEELEY (Hill! 00.,
A's-ta lorColnmhla and Hartford Bicycle
lorwrtllr. coon.
Patent Medicines
El“ Mill PLEISIHT Til TAKE.
‘1' OUR PRICED.
ll HOT. llllll IllT Til TAKE.
THE. PIPE SETTLED IT.
There Was No I’IVIdl‘nt‘I‘ Against a Mur-
r drrer but lllrll‘ll‘fwlml.
l rrmrinbvroil Unt‘itl whirl". wrirl-sfii-nrge
Augustus hula, lithium lhiri- telling me fl
story of ii murder in brain-v. llll‘ prrpi-lriitor
of “'llli‘ll “'39. brought to jllelli't' by nit-:ifis
of what lllt‘ gill. ll nrti~t t-zillrtl lllr’lllf‘l' do
gl'llllill‘llll'. ’l'lii- iiilv of ii pennant farmer,
notoriously lll Ir. .iit-tl by her liil~hniiil. was
lollnvl iilll‘ morning strangled ill a wood.
The llllhllilllil was ‘rll‘pt‘ffll’ll. and several
witnesses (lt‘l'llll'l'll. tlinl lie lizid llf‘f'll twill
on tho running: of the assassination llilllKv
inkV :tlmiit llw Wood and smoking a short.
pipii with n pewli-r covering lo the lmivl
tlirrt-iil. 'l‘lii-rv was no further l'l'lllt'fli'l‘
llKlllllel him, and lil' Wristlisclziirgi-il.
Sonic, \v‘i-t-lt~ ilflrriiririlmt ilrntl of night.
llllll in the will of M pi-lting storm, rim
urn-lortlire kiwi-kt cl iii. lllf'flliill' iif lllf' limi-
l)" lurinlniiiw “lll‘f'i‘ llm Mlhfwcli'll iiiuii
‘lli'wl iliid liNlitt'fl llllll for temporary shelter.
lwlilrli, Hillllt'wlllll. f‘lllll‘ll‘sllly. be accorded
llll'fll. Univ of llll‘llflt'lllr‘ iif llll‘ IIIW'P-ltlil llt'
\l‘llllll'll ii i-iniilu- .‘lllll iinlml ll!" ilirinrr to
loud llllll that Wvll liliown lli’li'l’“’il4ll lilpi'.
of his. The man replied that he lizitl lost
llii' plpi- minr- ymirrt ll'ffll’l‘. "fillri'ly you
innut. be wrong.” replied the gi-nilnrino,
”ii-L's lf'fll\ about. and aw ilWi- f‘illl liiitl ll."
'l‘llt- lllllll pruii-sli-il flint he had N'fll‘l‘lll'll
every mum in iii-e lmirso-nwr llllilll\'t'l' rigiin,
hilt lnvlli-i'linllly; liiil, to gratify tlii- iiliiiii
of his iislliir. 2w Would have anollwr hunt
(or llu- iiiissltig ill‘lli'lf'.
Sillltli‘llly uriiiliiriiits No. 2 f'J.l'lllllllt‘fl,
”Why, how's the pipe in it roriwr lll'lllilll
Silllll‘ “mill," "is this your pipe, liltill
iliiii?" lii~ I'Hllllllllf’ll, holding: up a short
lil'ii'i'iiuiul pipv, llu- limvl covered with it
:lial. of [H'\\‘li‘l’ nil whit-h won- out the ini-
liols of the Nil-[li-i‘fril mun. “'l'lii'ti," qrinih
urn-lurinw No. :3, “in the mine of the lziiv; l
“urn-d you for the iillirilrr of your “lie."
lt IIPIN‘JI‘M llmi zillrr tllrdlwim-ry of tlio
lioill mul lln ll ivrliii'rit lllf'Kf'llflilflfli‘H ll’lll
lllllfli'llllY il.i. iillrr tlriy inimiiiiml that
pull of liw iiiiili-rtvtmil lll lllf' form! where
tlw rwii‘pw u! Hm Liilrili't‘ail ti'iiltiiiii lloil
llt'l‘ll lliul‘ii‘fl’rlll hint: on lltr lint-ii. Uni-
do) llw N‘ill‘l'lli‘l'h lu‘i'illllf‘ lthll'l' of Millie-
iiivlollii- oliym-i shining uniting the tuim.
allil llll‘y fitiltiil that it. was lllf' disk criv.
"hit: the bowl of la liriivrwmiil pipe, the
stern of which linil been form] into ilii»
ground. f‘l‘itli‘lllly liy iii-lilo lwltvy Wellflll.
WIN UM” it one here limit lllf‘ lllltlle'flf‘ gentleman
“’0 Will. . Oilllll' in. The lmly was exliiimi-il. and lit--
Wla, .07 tween the shoulders. which Were uncovered
'. W111, .07 when t he vmrrmn was flllll'flf‘l’l’il. was found
Wt. .70 the brand or nilgms of ii disk. the diameter
5 Emulsion, .00 of which precisely corn"flflllill‘ll with that
'I Km .70 of the suspected man's hrlermiod pipe.
W’IB for Halide, .70 The theory of the primiiilori was that
WOO Column“. .00 duringtlieileatlistruggln the assassin hail
W’s la, .1! dropped his pipe, the tolmceo ln which was
WI MI, .3 itil‘l l'llfililllllfat‘f‘fllv. antithatthe poor woman
”1’ mm, , at a on at on t e pe. so that the
. .. healed metal had brought! her flesh as
We , ., .1. aforesald, while the weight of her body had
a film, .18 forced the pipe stein into the earth.
’I m , q... .75 Whether this curious circumstantial evl-
‘I lllsrohe ,fll. jar... $.30 deuce Would have led an English jury to
m W W. .99 find the lnitii guilty is questionable, but It
lino. ll. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
was found quite eliminate In France incon-
vlct and guillotine the bloodthirsty farmer.
The pretense of the gentlnl'mmt that they
had found the may in the culprlt’s Minus
waiia titers pol rues. They had brim lit
theplawitli than Monty prof to
have till it as the man's lit
srdwto laden Hits aduw the it
wait.
' Maths-sun.
mom
Flori! Pedcimlkom
There is a young mnrrlcdnian living in
the vicinity of Second and Third avenues
who is quick tempered and who resembles
a woman in the fact that he will have the
last word. file wife ls amiable and tries
to meet lils wlshes, but ls often in tears
when he leaves her in the morning over
some unkind or thoughtless word hastily
expressed. But. Mr. Jones is quick to ro<
pout. of his misdeeds and tonmko amends,
one of lils methods being to send some
time during tho day a box or basket of
flowers as his rfTort toward reconciliation.
It took the neighbors some thus to see
through this schools. They thought Mr.
Jones was wry tit-voted for it won who had
been lllfil'l’li'll M‘V‘l'l’fll years and decided in
thrlr iiivii whole that lit! was fond of his
wife to the verge of extravagance. Then
they bud nuvur llt’fll’il of any qunrrele and
could not understand lllt‘ Ilt'lfl‘bsll)’ of any
floral vt'lli‘t lllllkf‘l’fi.
lint lot orighbois alone for finding out
any spi-rksuii tliodonii‘stlr liiirlzoii. Some-
linw tho truth. like lli‘tll'llt‘r, will out. iiiitl
this timing was roiiiitiitlc enough to lie in,
tcrvstirig. A spokeswoman for tho llfllgll‘
liorliootl followed a gorgeous pot of Chrys-
niitlirinunis into Mrs. .i.'s house and sold
slyly:
“I wish my husband would send mo
flowers as yllllf's does, but he never seems to
tlllnk if it."
"Perhaps." niistvorcd Mrs. Jones. "you
never qtlurrrl'!"
“No," was the quick response. “We
never make up, "-—lhvtrnlt li‘rco Press.
lluw \Vlilttier Trlotl llor.
lit lhT‘.‘ it great. f.llr ii'ns lll‘lll in Boston
ufltll'l' llltltlll'l'f'llllll of priiiiiliiriit pliilnii-
tlirnpisia. (inn t-vi-iiliiu Whittlivr nimli- his
fllllli'df-llll’ililllll \ili‘l l‘M‘Ul’li‘il from booth in
booth by MN. i'., ”ll“ of tho f'llllllllllll't'.
Ail the two It'lll'lllill llio l‘ill‘lll‘flll‘rill lllllli‘,
which “‘ils‘ under the nprrhil slipi-rvlsluii
of Mrs. l'., .\lr~'. lliilu-rt ll. Wllllllt‘iip l‘ri-
plcil the pool.
“Mr. Wllilfli'l'." sold till", "I linvo ril—
rcndy spent Honor iiilu iuhlu. lilll if you
will u‘ilto lllf‘ .‘Ill autograph ciiilpli't l will
contribute all” more."
Taking it llllil‘k which lay on the table,
Whltilrr \vroir:
“J'jlrll'lilt! that tho liumlilniit fume
May rhinigv :it charity's iivrwt iilulm
To gold of find, i giro my iiiiriiii.
_ John ti. Whlttlor.
"0h, Mrs. Wlnthrop," said Mrs. (L.
“may I copy it?"
"No," niistwn-il Mrs. Winthrop laugh»
ll‘lgly, "l‘vo bought and paid for this, and
I'm not going to giro it to iiiiyhnily.”
Mrs. C. and Mr. Vl‘liitllrr passed on.
fluid the lilllll Martial print. "Dora lllt‘fl
Wilili Um llltlrr lllll :"
“”ll. Mr. ‘. Milli r.
much."
"I will write; it for limo lf lllf‘l‘ wishes
n
l do want lt so
"’Oll. liilfl‘m afraid that would not ho
honorable. would it?"
The good Quaker replied: "Thou is right
about it. f «as testing time."
“But you tempted ins awfully, Mr.
Whittier,” sold Mrs. C.
0n reaching horns, however. she found
the "little line," which Mrs. Winthrop
hearted aloud. safely matured in her
mam-Family lamina
Garrison»- will and Ellsw- Little
ladyltlswu safe and iii-liable rem-viii
fer mm. Manse-ls and liver
“WM Gi‘s m “a,“
The Dancing "ummerkop.
It ls smut-Mint like ii heron or stork.
has n iiii'lini‘lliily ;:.iit, ll\'t'.-i on fish and
frogs iiiiil is t'llllellli l‘l‘ll in .~\frli':i a bird of
cviliinii-n l: is found ill l‘upettiilony.
sumo (Illli‘f' parts of Africa and in Math»
RlISCfll’. l’iiilvr its illlll‘l. uppi'zirnnm lt
iiiiri>lu~s ll’rlllt’llll i:l>ll'h \Vlii-n it mists
till he Sill‘i‘l‘ (ll‘llll‘iillllf‘. it indulges llln
folltnslli'. Illilll‘i' lll «one ni lllllllrl‘ two
ortlmo Join in tlu‘il'ui- .rlri;=|iiiii:;iriiiiiitl
t‘lll'll uthi r, opt-nip; :iril x‘liinlllg tlll'll‘
\\'iii;:~ The}: l l't‘l‘ll "ll ir .. . or on only
lt'tlut‘s. forming: bu. ~':I -of sticks
'l'lii»i~ Iii~l~ ni‘. . if....l llll‘} iiill
llmlr llll‘ \‘l‘li.l.l «if i la. . “hi“ I!” lllt‘
tliiiiiiil riwl' \illlii-iili Hinton: 'l'lii- t‘ll‘
ll‘lllll'“ in it shall |.-i'.i-. plw «I in tile ll llhl
lle‘l'r-llllil rllll ln :t lniz-ly rim-Ly -,:li-n
Mr. l.ll)lll'll now i'utlilh-ll l:..lf ll tin/i ll of
”iv” lli.»l~. lllliiith llllli‘i'i-slllly
[mind on lulu... nl' rl‘l‘k (Hm niwl mil
lnlliiil :it ll'llrl :i largo i'lirllimd iil stir-ks
'l‘lii-y lll’i'llil llll‘ ezlllill nut ymr llllt‘l‘
your, l'l puiiim: it in ri‘illlll‘i‘ll. 'l'llt‘ lt‘flllllt‘
is lif‘l'llllf Il \‘.lll. lllil Join-r \lork. llllll llltl
Illitll‘li llli‘ill‘i'hlillilf‘. lin tho plntl’oriii
(llllhllll' tho lino-r [Ml'llnll liii spreads out
till lurid. if ulglw H of \‘lrlll. brim; llllil
lioiii- billions, lili: - lt-ri;rki‘ry illiil blt‘lli‘llt'll
lmm'u'
If it lilllll‘. plii iir llllill'f‘ liiix “'l‘l'fl lost
\vltliiii sumo mils-4. llii‘ liiwr lllfllli‘ ii point
of I‘Xilllllllllll‘. llll‘ liriiiiiin-l'l.np~” must-i. lil-
(ll‘l‘ll \wl'i‘ it not ll :ir l;;.rnri~i, ll'lllllll'tlh'llllil
Jili'lilllr mogul lll llll'll' vicinity it. is liluli
ly Illiillllllll‘ iniiii's i-iirloslty . r l'I 4i‘lllllll'lll
willllll lint ‘Illll‘ll i'xllrpriliil llil'n’l‘ lllli‘l‘
rsllru: nut-ls. i'r Ill haul. lll mliwyril lmlzlts
lllllllill‘il Ill blow and liniiiiiiilly lroiii
piI'sm‘iitbiii._—-('lillii.liiris‘ Journal
H‘llll‘
A ‘lf‘lliv‘llll Men.
A :wml linilij.’ 1w rwi» linvii Worliliiri'il
“'llf l'l‘ ll.“ l‘wlllll iil‘ l':lll> gut. llll lll‘i
Illlllli y. l'ul‘ ll llmlh it pr. H)‘ priliiy lu l‘\l'll
play or [lli'll‘lldl'l' fillll lwi'p up it lllllllll'
“Hill in i ‘llli‘. \‘i'hvii lll" rulinl tins rust
int: nlii ‘it llllll. wine it. )l‘lll‘d nun, fora
rinriirml‘ i'uisliiir llwwliid. lw blllllll'lll)’ Xi'-
t:.-lvi-il mo do). n ll’lit r from n nip-lotion.
formalin r, Wlliwl union was IIl‘H‘I‘lllYlllfllfll,
but who wrote lll sillisliiiii-iiililis: “I owe
my llllllll‘llh‘ir fortune to your grandfather,
and l lllll not ungrateful. if "many is
Wlllll ls north-d in kwp up the estnlillah—
lllof‘llH suitable to no bolt to tho throne of
Franco. you shall have plt'nly. filvo u
trinity fllllll tho of your \‘lsllllm cords and
hid llllll pwhl‘lltllu‘lll to tho llvo sterile
llolill'l'ii lllllllf'tl iii-low. llllll \t‘llill: l lli‘lllllll!
for you wlll llll llllllllfll him." The count
illd us he was bill, and tho lilnn l'f‘t‘J‘lVl'll
from llll‘ lirnltvrii liohils enough to boil llll
hlsrtnli. ’l‘ho [llfffllllifl sliiii ls unknown.
but the bonds \vom sovtiluiihlu that on lu-
surniicn company wanted 50,0150 frame for
guaranteeing them safe transport to ling-
land.-Xale Field's Washington.
It will be an sgrr-eable surprise to per-
sons subject to attacks of blllouii cells to
Item that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and
Dlarrhml Remedy. In many instances
the attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy as soon as the first igoptcms
of the dist-ails appear. so as sent
bottles for sale by G. 0. Billion. drown.
Sick Headache. constipation and In-
dlesstlon are quietly cured by Dsztt’l
Little Early ifs-II. the fatness little
pills. (LA. m l Orlando-O.
autism. '
c
4;... by tho Cur.
The Emperor Nicholas 1, greatgrand-
father of the present young czar. inspired
the Russians with awe at the very begin-
ning of his reign. ills oldest brother,
Alexander I, was childless, and the next
llf‘ll' to tho throne \vns Constantino, the
second brotlirr, Nli'lirlns. being third.
But Alexander liinde Nicholas his hl‘ll'
by all «list. (‘onstnntino recognizing his
own incapacity to become emperor. Never-
theless. will-ii Alexander flll‘fl. there was it
conspiracy to put Constantino on Illll
tllronv, niiiluii iniiiioiiso crowd gathered
before the t'lllll‘ilflflll statue of Prior the
Great in llll‘ uri-nt square of St. Peters-
burg to support llll'l'l' rrniiiicnts of troops
who lillll pledged themselves to curry out
tho plot.
Nicholas Ullll’rt‘ll i-owrnl rygiiiii'nls to
face tlii» rioii-uninl rode forth, surrounded
by lils stall. :iiiil (‘illlll‘llllll'fl tho rruwtl.
Ail lllllt‘l’l’ colluptiil from tho llllllllltllfl-l
regiments. his right llllllll thrust into the
breast of his uniform. The summer ud-
vaiici‘tl alone in lllt‘l‘l. llllll.
“What do you lirliig inc?" nsltvtl Nich-
olas when they halted utit sworil's length
from f‘lll'll ollii-r.
’I'lio f‘lllxll‘rilt'rl four-lost 'Ilel‘ unnerved
tho ollirur. Ills blind llllWl‘ll (‘IlllVlllsli’f‘ly
under his nizil'iiriii. Without saying ti
word he turned his horse illlil rodo hook to
his associate-ll.
“’l‘llo t‘llll’ loohril lll too with filli‘ll n for-
I'llllil glnni‘o tliiit I could tint. ltlll liliii."
iiiilil ho to lllllri‘ who loudly llrilii‘ll why ho
had not. uncured his piirposu.»\'outli‘a
Companion.
The fitar Systems.
Tho lntrriml lir-il. of the earth is sup
Dillif‘ll to ho tlii- nwilt of ii tlioriniiilynziiiiln
transformation lvy \\‘lll(!ll tlio l‘llt'l'lf)’li'. og-
gropniloii in llirilliy-i of chaos was neit-
VUl'll'il llllll storm! llH hunt in tho slowly
forming and now (‘tIHlllllz iriiiss, says I’m-
lessor llnliorf. ll. 'l‘lillrstoii. The hunt of
. tho rum and of fill llni slurs lit prvsiiiiivd
;’ to how lmil sliiillur origin, and tho forum-
! tired stars and liillnlty of satellites. our
. own llillu siinriiid lllinlll'llllfllllflllll'lllllt‘il.
l was very probably the grandest of illus-
‘ trotlotis of the conversion of the energy of
tho full of hidolliiltcly dispersed inlets of'
myrliitl forms of iimtlor toward their coin-
mon center of gravity, and the production
of llght and limit of every grade by the col-
lliiloil of atom vvlih atom, of miilooiilowlth
molecule, the aggregation of pnrtlr-In with
partlclo, the imprint of motcorltc with
meteorite and the crash of world upon
world during the eteriilty of preparation.
resulting llnnlly In tliocenstructlon of the
star systems and the solar systems as we
now know them.
Our better halves say they could not
1 tlon of tho universe. with its nulmlm. ltii j
. comets. llii countless hyall'mfl of immons- J
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. ft is used in more than hell
the homes to Leeds. films Bron, feeds.
lows. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Hoth-
srs have learned that there Is nothing so
good for colds. creep and whooping
mull: thatltsures thesaallmenta quickly
and tly, and that it is pleasant
Muftforchlldrsn totals. ”and 50
animal-tor ssloby e. o. saloon,
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A Neglected Study.
Thirty odd yours ago Yule, the ccllegs I
know best. while it find plenty of teachers
l of thmlogy. lniiii.llrock llflfl mathematics
and it fair supply in physical science, but!
nut. on.» whow specialty was economics or
‘ history or rwn n language ill which any
llllitlt‘l‘ll run-.1 i-iliiilioiis to i‘t‘rillilllllcs or his-
tory linvi- lh‘l‘ll llliilll‘——-llillv even the lan-
giitiguof ;\il:illl Smith. though of collrso
wi- miild lltl\'l‘ studied him if we had had
llioi'linnro. llllll I mention the look of n
priil'i-sstir of lliipzl'hli iiii‘n'ly as throwing
light Iill ll)" gli‘lli‘l‘lll Slilllllliln. But we
' hm] no i'll:illi'r- l0 \‘llliljy' Adam Smith or
’ lili)‘ (lllli‘l‘ rvnl t-v'niioiiiist.
I Ewn Mill. though he was the acknowl-
edged iilillinr‘ity “ii the lil‘ll‘ilf'fl iinfll nonr-
ly ii swm- of yi-nrs lllll‘l', was closed to us.
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lie on“ on " lllll‘ll‘l,” iis, flit! sunroof yonrs‘
lllli'l‘, was Slit-liver, whose “Study of SO‘
r-l..1ugy"ilii- llli‘ll pn-siili'ntriilod out of
llint-niirw. rmri Fi‘lllillll‘ whose spatially
was lll‘l“'l{. llllil lulvr international law,
plitiis llll‘iilllel pnrrotliki» ri-rrltutlonsln
oconuinivs in .H n r'oiiiplliiiioii that I often
llll‘lllli‘ to llllllk tho vorywurst book I
ever saw, lillll lily ll‘llfll‘. loads lilo lr) two it
good runny li;iil onus. What was true of
Yuli-wns virtually lriiii ovi-rywlicro. ()f
(‘Ulll‘el' low if any of llli‘ llll'll i‘tlur'ntcd ln
lliisfuuhiun l::i\i- fll'\'i'l(l]ll‘d“'t'll in new
lltllllli’s. lull tin-y lii‘Vt‘l‘llll‘li‘M‘ liit-lndo lilvii—
riot..- sillmllislis llltlril of tliupnwimlmd-
ore of pnpiiliir opinion. llllll llivy lirilllmlly
Imiil ll llii\\lli'l‘l‘. \l‘linl \viiilili'r that tho
pulil li~u wminiiiii‘ worm-as of tho milllll'y
llln‘li’ullill lli'illi! ll slurulyrniirso towurtl
ill‘llllllu t'llll isnllozng of"liiiiil.~zlldoai”
»—\lli'iiigv lluli lll l“iil'lllll.
A Mitgiilfylng Hliiiw “'lrlrliiw.
()ni-iil' ll‘l' must ixti'nul'rlllim'y llilt'lt‘i‘rl
forminiwlirir: I'llsltllll or. l'l't’ill'll was llntt
of it ll'lllli r. l' in it inlill.iiid lnivii. liisli-tul
of llw ivi‘il.li..i'}' plulv it‘lmw it liimi' lillmlh‘i‘
of l‘iillg'll llllll iiizitrii‘illiiiu lllll' wl‘i flariiiml
rhnwnulim, Fri-ii llirniiuli iinotif tlluso
' pours llli iii-now looked in lllrzfl‘ rein pump-
klll tiriil iliirrivs ll‘l l'ii'rziirts ripples. A
“no". inoulmnmun ultiivlimg to tho novel-
ty was rho fort lllflblll tliudlsutlioonl‘ ti
few yards from the window it was quite
impossible in we into llll‘ shop. lllvoryw
burly known that. you must hold it magni-
fyltig glues wry i'lostilu the eyes to rice
anytliliig through ll. Nivvrtliiilnsu, for
iliiliio llllll‘. of fill events. the enterprising
prirprlvlur did it roaring mule—London
Answers. '
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scalds, bums, indolent sores and never
and G. C. Stillson.
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