«at-mt - L i ' ‘
7 Mum‘s... ............ 1W '77:? 7
so low. mama. their and the immunit—
lm* . im- e‘unt without . . the balcony. ‘
ml ' M33727?” “ ‘lt'll ell-out an new. and I can't
7‘" NW .777 "“7 777mm, “I“ : stay copped up all eve . lug—our last one
Mentally lti‘l‘lt’l above her, * too! What duet! papa want on book it;
And not that her tn-su-w glow
'lth the splendor of gold-molt. no!
trifle-l these b a lover.
why do i love her then!
‘ no you retreat me again ‘
hr lit-Met plain to lliM‘OVt‘l‘.
ht. then. if you Will not guess.
I’ll own up and eonfeu
“at l love her het‘auw-d love her.
-—J. Howard Todd.
in BY wnlsmxe.
7 .' Hartley. or, rather, his wife, had beet,
film. musical “at home." and a per
Matteo of siflleurs had proved the hit 01
“a mature entertainment.
.. ' All hour or so later, the “crowd" hav '
«it'dllperood. liirtly Jackson. liartiey anc ,
3 m idly discussing the events of the of 1
fair in the smoking rooul. Jackson and l I
. Jere napping overnight with ollr ilest ,
fillingold chains of his and living Soliiti
Ill-tenet out of town.
. “No idea you could give us such a ,
(tipplnx performance. liirdy." relllarkt-tli
. Hartley. “and when your wifojolnl-d in l
we perfectly astounded. "
when laughed softly. -
' ' No. Ihe doesn‘t tie it at all badly." lit .
7.7 nominal. “You know. lliek, there's 1
!:~ . N6 of romance attached to that whistle of 5
here. In fact, it was the means of bring ‘7
in. our matrimonial desires to nu abrupt 3
point at an extremely critical period in out
court-chip."
Hartley gave me a gentle kit-k.
"Then your union had a spire of re
romeo about it?" he said, 7
“Rather-i Unique ill the annals of love- '
making, I should say. lint folks are at
oonfollndetliy incredulous nowadays l'vtl
never attempted to tell tile yarn but. once. .7
.elld then I swore l'ti never do it again." ‘
.Bllf he had to on this oerasion and soon
began to interest as as follows: 7
"First of all, you little! know. Mr. I
King.” addressing me, “l'm eallell Bird} .
on account of having prln-lieed from enril: 2
' ' ‘m infancya cheap form of musical reeroa ‘
. ‘70”. Though cuffed as a boy, severely 7
1’ reprimanded for warbling in slack husi‘
non hours and soundiyexecratcti ilytln
nel’hhore, 1 nevertheless persevered.
‘ A year this last sllllltller I t‘illlll' ill fol
a mm of money which rendered tne a
practically wealthy and independent man,
audio celebrate lily good fortune l threw
up my business berth anti went into York-
shire to spend a few Weeks with a profit.»
" 7 clonal bachelor friend and to idle generally.
“ While there I was into nineed to a (John-
nel Alton .nd his daughter Eyeiyn. aged
23, who lived at The (Those, and wuro ill-
thmnm friends of my (‘lllllll. Nil-o girl sin
was. Plenty of ‘gn.’ without being tin
least ‘fnst.’ in less than a fortnight I was
over head and ears in love with her. The
subsequent afternoons at. The (those were
toohot for tennis. Colonel Alton spent
them sneezing ill his study; Evelyn's
elderly companion and her fatiter'll house-
keeper—for Mrs. Alton had been dead
some yours—nodded ill the shade of her
favorite elm, and my friend had invariably
to leave for an important case befnre the
7 tea came out. \‘l-ry nil-o of him, I
thought. ‘
. “Thus thrown together, Evelyn and l
monopolizcd tho arbor. and I used ll!
more her by trilllng selections from the
latest airs (colllioand serious). and
Ihe would occasionally join ill as a kind
of fillipto my performnllees. Though n
woman in every respect, she. (‘lllilii whistle.
In most of the well known tunes. up to
date or pathetically aged. silo excelled,
owing to the fact that during the winter
months for some years past she. had always
013 ted It the piano for the village pop
uier oneerts, when the vocal and instrlb
‘mentnl items were naturally of an amus-
ing and light order—at times scarce] y high
o
O
a.
clan, perhaps.
“Then came the titllo when the colonel
had to be approached. The old man gave
men prompt and curt. refusal. lie had
other Views for his child. I tried remun-
etrnnce. then dogged pcrsisteney, but with
V no avail. Evelyn stood out like u bril'k.
This burst of lndependelnro resulted ill her
immediate banishment to regions llll'
“ known to me, under the. surveillance of ii
relative of mature age and experieln-e. and
oil communication between us strenuously
denied and ,foreslulied. .\li chances of
eiepement even \vere reduced to nil.
“A few days later I left illy friend's for
Bonniemoutb, there to recruit. my shutter-
ed health and hopes and think things over
quietly. I was crushed for the time being.
As I alighted from llly cab at tile entrant-e
to the North (Jliii’, where I had taken
rooms, an elderly lady ('lmlo down the
steps. Her face seelln-d somewhat flllllil-
let to me, though i could not. at the lime
recall to mind when and win-re I had 3001]
it before. When .sho started as she le
instead somewhat hurriedly l-e-l-ntered the
hotel, I was further lll)‘.~illl('(i. A thought
struck me as lwus signing my name ill
the hotel register of visitors sonletillle inl-
er. Two pages back I found an entry.
‘Miss Alton and Miss It}. Allon.’ l illlll-
bled to it in' a second then. The elderly
lady I had encountered was undoubtedly
Colonel Alton's sister. who had been stay-
ing at The Chase and left two days after
my arrival ill the village. and before I
knew anything of Evelyn I had oln-e pass—
ed her walking with tile 7l-olouei. and she
must have recognized me again. ,
"Ircmnrlted on the entry to the l-lerk in a
candid way and he volunteered the. infor-
mation that Miss Alton had but a few mo-
ments previously given notice of her in-
t-ention to vat-ate, their npartlllellls the
next. morning. The news sttlggermi me.
Then Miss Alton certainly did not know
all'nnd had decided out tiigilt us the only
safe remedy under the eirt-ltlusmuees.
“Not a glimpse could I catch of Evelyn.
1 such a hurry furl’
‘ really not help me to finish the packing
. in a fe
‘to,' was the soluowlla. lame excuse.
I there.
. Lady Fair," from t
After dinner from a search on the pier]
returned to the North Cliff anti sat dis-eon
solateiy smoking out ill the balcony of my
room inI the growing dlt‘sk. Almost un-
consciously I-lapsed into melody and up-
proprintely connneneod to warble softly.
‘Allce, Where Art ’l'hou?’ A slight. move
ment on the balcony ehovo mine alnl one
window to the loft l-allsod me to glance up.
‘A figure in white lnet my gaze, with one
of its hands, as if demanding silence,
pointing warllingiy to the window behind
Jul. Yes. it was Evelyn, but her attenti-
. 7 pant dragon of an aunt was evidently close
‘ Ithand.‘ Verbal communication, as wall
awaiting. was out of the. question; it. was
am: too dark for tho deaf and dumb
mnlpulntion, even provided she knew its
working. An idea flashed upon me. Why
not try? No sooner thought of than done.
, Softly I whistied the lost lines of ‘Whlsper,
77 .7 7‘ and I Shall Ilcnr’ refrain. A slight. shake
. .7 , m: head, and then a rendering of
' , i ‘ y Sweetheart, Goodby!’ floated
. .;. . 7m, Then they werereaiiy going away.
\ wit‘liveiyli.‘ I don‘t think it“s quite
f" : proper for you to be standingtbm,‘ came
a voice from within. and which, by strain-
“'lteelluso he wi on it. my MFA.“
That‘saiithenuonl giveyou. You
i
lnillnles.‘
“ Then her aunt
.. revealed nothing
and believed her yet to l in ignorance oi,
llly pmnw at. tile ilotll. Lucky. but tin.
case was adesperate on . Evelyn returnot I
in her former pooltiol and leaned ovotI
ain.
“8" Where Are You G lug To, My Pretty ‘
iiinldl‘ l hogan. Tiler was a lnotllentary
muse, and then the an wer t-nmo ill a liln
lllt ‘Ileuw. Street lie 'ironlnly doriing'l'
ipo.
“ '1 do Wish you we id drop that vlllgnl
habit of whistling,’ ag ill came the valet
inside lilo window.
' ‘liut. auntie. therl's no piano to sin;
‘l
least do something. at l i met possibly
hllht'k any one up here"
"Then there was silence once more.
"lint-k to Yorkshire 7‘ again. No chance
Anyln ' she .tili cared for lilt',I
and I must put her of actions to a seven :
0 her answer. Love .
rug-gin. 'l‘llen'No.
.\'o!' was repeated
~ion. She refused.
plinth-ally? What a
e fourth time tin
\‘u' silelueant ‘ Yes.’
pause intervened llt'lilf
lllld duty had a hard s
Sir; No. Sir; Sn. rill“
four times in rilll'('(“
then! lint why so ell
silly idiot l was! ’i‘i
girl ill the song saliti '
l breathed again.
"lint about our llt‘]
ing York train via ll
earliest Waterloo nt 7
he easily tracked and
truled in rollserun-llt'u
llll'll. l rollsuiit-tl i
this. ’l'lletruin up
Why Should We Wu t. Till 'l'lullorrow?
Went up without delu '. '.\ii'.~l Weli' from;
above soon settled tht t question saith-foo
torily. lull wnsi‘oilow 'li illlllledluleiy by r
few bars of 'Ilradsbu v's Huide' dilly. i
knew what she want d. Ml. after a slight
hesitation, I warbietl ‘(.‘omo into the “or f
doll, Maud.“ and ehirI ed ll-lltillles. ’liopt !
on, dear loved one; he shall meet :lgainf g
from ‘l)ream lt‘lwos,’ proved that i was 5
clearly utlderstolni, nl ti then she turned ll,
address Miss Alton i l louder tones time 7
before. ’
" ‘l dot-lure yoll'rol
I'm tired anti have a
u long journey before
to llly room now.
there’s a dear, and
long in the morning.
same.‘ . .
" ‘A good idea, if
ansWereti.
“l crept hack. and
~ther Nigilts' were
subsequent slum of a
Evelyn had left for h
“liy it: if» i had ”sl-
structiolln that. my
tunnlely not unpaekl
sent for in the roar
dangling all old tl-log
as I did so. to give I'
portllre. At iii prom
under the pine: in ii
with a dressing bug
stone iltltwoell us on
lllld eventually run
early ill the lilill'lllllt.
hotel. where i know
with stl-il-t injuln-tio
irlure. The more
llll left a: Eli-l5. tilt
iii, and We should:
lili‘ intentions frus-
it‘ We left. it until.
ly Wdit‘ll. it. \"lIEI
eft at forgo. ‘Ull.7
early asleep. ulllll ie.
wodueho too. Wo'w .
us. so i think l'il gt ‘
ilou'l disturb me,
parking won't take
You'd better do tin
5‘)", so we will,’ sht
l lllinutoor two later 1.
erehnlllzed. lillil tiny
door llllllill'll me. that
‘r :lpurtlilt‘ul‘.
iletl' tlp and left in.
heavy baggage. for-
d, would in- euill-d or ‘
so of a Week or if“~~',
rnlll form in my hand
llor to my hasty de-
t Ipil-ked up Evelyn
n hotel gardens. and
and a small (Hud-
l.l-ll it ill the station,
'li(‘(i London safely
1 put her ill one
she \vollld bo safe.
is not to Vi‘llliil‘l‘ out
until i had fixed ev-rythlng tip for the
ceremony. and war lllyself to another.
The long and short I f it was that before
We were anything like tracked the llflt‘li had
been done by spet'ial ili‘t'llfll, and the mill-
nel defeated for Ulll'l in his life.
"(Toluo round, ti d be? Ye~. when he
afterward illH'llVi‘l‘l'l that the man be ill-
tended for his daugi tel' llllli already been
engaged for twu y tors and gotlllnrl'ied
shortly after we di .
tohl the old fellow t at. had he been more
('(lllilllillilf‘tlflVO and explicit ill lilo first
instance, for my rvai turln-d luttohe
none other than the friend I we. visiting.
lie actually lllllllits '
wished her a litt‘llt'l
llll\l(‘li. but, anyhow,
He rose quietly frI
tly opened the stllok
“Listen," he said
swallow the yarn. yl
this ill."
Then he went. iilI
l
Searceiy had he eon
in another quarter
the answering ‘ cilo
frolll the negro ill
Half a minute later
son and Hartley's \\
Birdy winked kn
”l’vo just hem
were prnt'iil'ully w”
tling, my door,” he
“and tin-y want an
turn ill."
l'ivolyll blushed.
warbled three llliil‘il.
The" Jackson tl
llllll'i‘il‘l'tl up >tnirs
national anthem o
Column-rein]riliver
i
The. Battle of‘
As a naval tlelioi
Vincent is (listing
olutiou wllioh, for .
to engage against
pronlptitudo and
seized the. . union-s
by the severnnt'e o
the sound judgme
attack the wentlle‘
illrger. llt‘f'itllHi‘ the
time. ns>ist it. anthI
inspiration and d.
enabled Nelson to
ng room limit:
"If you can't quilt.
u will not rail to lake
ough “()ll. (fume. My
0 "(iaioty Girl" sung.
lulled than from away
of the lilliIM‘ came
'us of "l'lll l-omillg“
lolly “Poor ()hi Joe."
in strolled Mrs. .lulrk-
ife.
wingiy at ll<'.
telling them how you
:ed and won by whini-
relllnrkoti to his wife,
other tune before We
ni‘ .. ..
“.\o, Mr, oto.. silt
lk up his oullliiuntld
vith tho strains of till
1 his 1i[ls.~Xt-\v York
isel‘.
Cape St. Vincent.
l llii‘ battle of ("ripe St.
li~'llt‘(l by the firm res
llflieieut reason. (lured
ltltis so great; by the
'igor with which wa6
‘l'll opportunity offer-ml "
the Spanish fleet; by .
t which led Jervis to;
division. though for I
we could not for a lonu.l
finally, by the brilliant;
lllllif'PS t-ournge whirl-l
redeem in time the sin
glo capital oversil ht committed by the
commander in ch of. This (‘Illlillll‘lillltlll’
of during and judmillen‘t, of skillful direc- i
titm with energetic determination to have .
nonohut grlmt rest its, marked .‘lll rpm-h in
naval history. So -t‘eetlill'g the down that
glowed around tllIi
d, this achievement of '
the near approach of
Emma and of Ho
Jervis' fnrotokenet
that brilliant noon life of the. British navy
lot with the career of
43th at Trafalgar. Its .
which was coincit
Nelson anti 7 culmil
in the eyes of the gov-
vn byythc rewards be?
timely importance.
ernnlent, was shot
stowed upon the ct lnnlailtler in chief. Al- 7
. ready destined for eminent services to the
lowest grade of t. in peerage, he was now .
atone step raised to the dignity of earl, i
. Vincent, by which heI
to history.«Captaini
names of Rodney, of ‘
in my can I uould just hear. My hm
with the title of S
in new best. know]
A. T. Malian in CEth.
It‘lvell 1 would have“
low llo l‘ouiill‘l lluve'
mi his M'tll lunl gen» ‘
‘ Bicycl s
i
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THE MAN WHO KNOWS
a good thing when he vets it is the ‘llllil
ufterour heart. Wet link for him. we
scheme for hiln. we buy for him and we
are doingollr best to sell in biln. Hf
('(llll'iitf We want to Sell to everylnuly; but
the "man who knows" helps us 'with
everybody. litiCiilll‘ll‘ he finds here ’rst
what he wants in the grt‘ll-ory line. i I re
are («one of the. things be has piekod out
lately. in helm: spl'lriully gt oti:
(.‘ufe Royal (.‘otl'l-e.
,.
2.!
test. ll was our only chance of pointing Dried Peaches. hie. two for
happiness. 1 " Apples. me. three for '50
" 'tlh, Nannie, Wi t Then (lung “'1 Evaporated i’eltuln-s. hie. two for 250
Mel” l piped. . ” Nwlill'illt‘ri, tile, two for '.'.'lc
" ‘\\'llere Are You“ ling To? was again “ Rim llo'l'f'lt'ti. 2’50
utilized ill reply. “ line leis-tries, file
“i was st amped for the minute, but I " (‘ltet‘l‘ies. Ire
bar or two from ‘iiig lien.’ l| favorite song " Plums. l-le. twu for 2.3a
of mine, came a~ a ilillIlll'ililllti rest-lie. Silt “ Apples. it"!
i undersloml. bless her! lint a length} 7 “ Prunes, it) and i'.‘(‘ in
All line Janis an lHlfiHlllll‘ to have at
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(.‘renlll llllfillll-~\'. Will be «old very l-In-np
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the llilhint'nfi is in good r-ll'tIlo'. and fills in it
rare opportunity for (in- “Hill ill‘l'~(lil. .‘ll-
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It Is
the Best
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‘llew :lull untriei nuke-
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I ran-v our " llC-Slllcrl'Oll-itl'c'li;jlil¢.lliti
7 .
then-17' l-ullcmi" polity int-2 luauc fl?"
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‘ Cost. Sloo.
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The New York Morning lour- .
7nal recently offered ten lcadingé
E makes of bicycles as prizes in a '
, Murders null (Jill Mouldings taken In.
7! “4:”!!th for lll\[t‘,‘l'll\‘ll. on notice by postal,
llli‘ iii:
l
. guessing contestgiving tho: win—
7ners free choice of any one oi
- the ten machines. The result was '
ALL of the ten Winners selected
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41'.-
Th/
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The Journal ac-
cordin ly booght , 7 7
tea Colon-lilies, at «\Qyw 7/7
paying $100 each . 7 g 3171
or them, without 7 ,. , 7 7 ”5'37";
discount. or rebate. .7 ”'7’“ 77
On even terms at . t 1;:
few will choose. a {‘9
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Kl ‘and town. "Columbiuarenotpropefly
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'MsaXnQAHS‘L. m». ._ _.
llujul‘nf :l wheti. In Ii‘t‘ol'l tl'.t,7
lillv ole tlmi
['or t, 7'51: ,
TIINGI
Credit for it.
(from Illa Benton Ill-raid )
All lneubua isa good thing to be rid
of. And there are many differilu: in kind.
lint we know you might safely offer the
worst of all album to the suiferer from
your thumb in a ‘Gil': and turn until
you can utaud it. no longer. (.iiveit. one
more turn-that‘s kidney diet-lute." lie
wun't for wrong. ‘
The heading to till». lirlit-ie is "vililliiV on
expression of Mr. A. .\i. l'it‘ft‘t‘. iflll Satin
toga rd. Pilaf, Boston, ill reply to our rep-
resentative italtlllt: what he thought of
ilotul'u Kidney l’ili‘. .\lr. l'iert'e'x (lill-il-s
back was lame.
nion, "if i remained for five minutes in
one spot it gave me tit» to move. it has
one steady llt'he. With sharp pnitln alldeli
ill t'hllnlzint: position. it gave me severe
pain to build over lllni worse to straighten
up again." This wasthe thumb in the
viee, with the extra turn. .\tllit'lilt) nil
always present in kidney complaints. ”P
says also that the pains were llo mustanl
new. untii'ailnost worn out.
them at the \i‘oodbury "rug (‘0le Now
mat-y, East lioston. took "it‘llhllnfl now
says loudly and with no indistiut I'ill'l. “i
‘give limlu‘h Kidney l’llix all the credit of
1 my (Illl‘L'. l llavello more pains. tin- mine!
I trouble litls vanished. l ~ielp \rell. am rr-
{H'rzltt‘tl in the morning? and pan do my
work with oltl llllit' rigor." Where Will
you find a better te-lilllollini or reaching.
argument that ll Inn‘s Kidney l’liis eure?
For wt'e by dealers, prim.- .‘il enuls, illilill'll
by l’oslt-r-llilburtl i'o. lillllnio. .\'. \'.
sole :tgelllu l'Il' liu-i'. H.
i
The butt-rim: wedge of n f.ltnl eolll-
Illnillt islvl'tvll :t ~liglltm-hl. “illl‘li ullosl-
lll‘ two of .\\'l‘l"?~i ( 'llel'r." l'l-I‘tul‘ui llli'plill
lluve l-urui .u the ('tllilllit‘ll('t‘ll!“lll.
i
M liit‘i’l :lll o7lllrl'L'l-llt'7v.
.l. \'. l’ii‘l'f'l‘, liepu'nllr. l:i., says: "i
:I‘llfll‘l‘ly NiiiAi-iii'lill'y that l mu ii'lt‘tlly
7iillli \‘l'tll’ti‘h to empty» myself as to it.»
no l'll. l‘illl tn r full in l‘I'l'Hillllil lnl
(it to other on etery IM'l'ihl'lli that plan
nvlltsiiwll'.” if. P. \vl‘t'tlillili (i. (‘.
Ihllilmlii ’
‘ 'l‘llllt llil inimni ‘l-iitliillilil‘l'l'lti’lil its \l-
In! ’iliiV'llttiir. :1 i~ absolutvit' lli‘l't"\'ill‘_\'
iu l~ >li|liiiti ‘unt :lll7v bv purl: but 'l'n‘ll
Lu lib :Lt‘l'u: .1. ltn'il'n. Till'rt' l'lwults
are but ('llt wtv C by tho- ii‘" ..t’ that w ‘zl-
known siplninlré l'l‘e‘il-Ilill'illli’. .\7\'el-.~'
.".li“;lIl:i‘.'ill.l.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Raymond 8: Sonsu
A lill‘gllslln‘l‘llf
Bedroom Suits and
‘Parlor Suits!
Alwnw mu lliiil'l . lilh"
7l:ililCl'itl Directors will lilll3
bzlltllcrsl
7ao‘and A8 Mali: Street, Norwoik
' limillnnwu :l lielklvy i‘iuee.
’i'eieph» rue. lT-l.
. L .0- ...
J. O.JENNINGS,
i
i Painter.
7 '. DEALER m
i WALL
I l Nliit'l'il MAIN STREET,
South Norwnlk.
Sample linoks of Latest Styles of Papers,
i l'lstzllllltes (.‘heertllliy (liven.
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I t.‘rellolery Butter. inn-t in Iowa. 7- -
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Il'llre Leaf Loni. 11v 1b.. 10 lion. - $1M»
'(inml Leaf lntvl. - - - - - 7e ll.
fi'v-lf-vll‘lw. ii iii, litlli. . - - 31..
pers vll wi~hillx to use ll. lI-t“ they can m...
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a. a. VchERs.
1‘1.) “Elshnuzton Street.
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Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
I N S U R A N C E l !
Real Estate and House Agent.
()7ceau Stpulluhio 'i‘liflu‘l'. and Sterling
Drafts. lnlttlls Bl-glltitttetl
and blocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 ltAiLRUAD PLACE.
‘ Next to Poet miller,
SOUTH XORWALK. ; CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
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A lesion lea so: to. m flint or All the’
I Wadlington t'urrtlsplllitlellt nn‘ -“
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kidlievliincnw.tlnd ln-wouldeimiiyswap. mm the lii‘i‘litlt'lll on this sullp-et lllln‘ Jail-1y. llr. llunli's (folio
A hilllt'rrr once described it. thus: "l’ul i Ill-‘Ifltt (ills statelllenl:
require rotlalant standing illiwuyu ll‘ltl for I
the kitlueysl, null for nine Illllilillt-i bis‘
To use his own expres-
this misery was the urinal trouble. nearly E
and pt'f'hiufeili they resulted in nieepie... -
lie slltvi
Dunn's Kidney l’ills advertised, obtained 1
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'i'hl-ref'nl'e. ll i.~ illi\'l~iilllt' to have this,
prompt and ~ul'e rellully always at illiilli;
CHANG E “have u.~" .l i luv .‘iillute ( ‘ough ( ‘ur.~ in “1)”.
tftmlilyzludf'or lllyself. \vltll results so'
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,:
PAPER AND patterns?
1.]..n..t w-il liuitwl'irn'. but will illll'l‘ln any 7
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be u when”
CLEVELAND’S
The President Said to Want (’urllde to;
lie "in Niece-em. i
Saw Yonlt. Mal'l‘ii L'.- 1“ lleruid'll‘
"l‘l'c~illl'lll (‘ltlu‘ltlilli \\‘lliil(i not lll‘t'l‘pt
; “other llmninathlll for tile 7|li‘l‘llliit'lit‘)’. i
even if it were poesiblo lul’ him to have an i
absolute guarantee of hi. elm-lion. " I
A tllelnber of the cabinet who talked;
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, elllphutieuliy as you please, liut for the I
. (net that the premium is always very sell- 3
i ritive about other people talking for lliill E
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j by name up the authority for this aim» .
nwul.“ '
" ill thepretideututan enriylintefnrlln 7
. ally nuke .l public alllnluuel-niellt to his.
refusal to .‘lliuW his frhuds to [li‘in‘fi biln .
for another Iitlllllllilllllii.“" i unlit-ll.
"if it should become tlt-l'l'ssul'y to run 7
. Vince the public that in» u in no sense a .
candidate a formal deeinratioll from him .
may be forthcoming. lint i think you '
will iind by tieveiopun-nls in the near lll‘ .
. tllre lll d the lil‘l‘Villt'llt will not feel (‘Iiii' 7
strained lololne olll. ill llit ollll'ial n‘l.ll!‘- '
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I meet in order to prove that ho is not it followingTyphoid Malaria. "ml he “i“ “I Children's Panacea-
,tliree hundred and seveutvfive dollar-z Friend.
' candidate. will not he and will under no.
(‘ll‘i'lllll-illllifi‘fl at-eept the inlmilllltion."
“lint how will hf». attitude be liliiillll‘sl’ i
edz‘? l inquired.
“ iiy his earnest support of another l‘:lil- 7
didnto," wait the answer. "it uould be i
had politits for tho pre~ideut to mine out
now and any that he did not want a le-
nulllinotioll, 'I‘llert- “‘(lltlti be no reason".
ble (”(t'llt-‘ii for his navnll; anything of this
I kind at this time. illiti if be old he miuht‘
_ be open to the l‘lllll‘fll‘ of having iii‘l‘lilll‘ii .
I soon-tiling before there was any reds-inn» ;
bill lL~~llrllure or likelihood of its l‘i'illf! 4
Ullt'l't'ii in “ii”.
”(in the other li:\:iil. therllfls cl ery no
son why he should keep sill-lit. it. Would i
be good polities to allow the llf'lllill‘h‘Il-l ill
l‘l-lunin ililfll'i' the llnnrlmivm lh:.t til.-
prmldellt i- u po<~lllility ill (Illllll‘flil ll 7
with ll relloulillntiou its l'lllil .‘lI’ {film-dill“.
in order that bl" followers may be invrerlu. .7
t‘tl in file large-w Illlwiliih lililiiln'r. .-v\ lliiil 7
their support may he ln-etl ill behzzif oil
llil‘ (‘Ilflilliltlill llt' him-ell favors."
' “'vi'iul \'.'!ll this (illltiltiilit' he, '
"John (1'. i'.’ll'll~‘lll of Kentucky. ‘rwplil Ii
my illllli‘llilli‘l. “’i‘hrre i~ llo lil'ill'i 01mm 1
that. St-l-n-tllry (Huey ll.l- ln-ell lll ~llllozml
. as the :llitllilll~-lrlltintl's mllnliliale. 'l‘llere
? is nothing in lll.li i’ermnnlly iiiill “.1:th
El'.‘ iy )lr. i‘l'll ii~lv is llil'ililllt'l’ill lilt' “lire-1 .
dent. and bu» lwen for months. 'i“le(l!ll~7\'
boom will rel-rim no ('3‘.“Illii'ilgt‘llit'lll frwll
the president. "
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(‘oluiiliun- ltmn \‘llil'll ile \\'iil (man!
the l'l'nm‘llisl- to tile lililtlllle‘i".
l.t~\i'll\, .‘ilil’l'ii «——.\ .l~ hash-slum”:
lll~Ilzvlrll in The Tunes ~.-ly~‘ ' Will-ll l‘l'm
ident fungi-1' \Mls. l‘lIiIlJl' i. l' i- store-i
that he \\ iii t-fiI'iiltill‘ :n lilo l‘llliliiuln it
urllliiillg (u the iilllfiilllt r~ lill' 5mm him
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glint, ilil' :llll‘";::ilil|li ill llli' t‘HiiVI'll‘l
31in” (if lr-l :lilll (be .:‘-»lit::ti.-ll Hf .l
'lrellti‘uf ll.rll'l.r:'w-:ll':i 't'ollz' lll'l"7!illa'.
'llgtlrv-at li;'ll:lin as lbw I.‘ii'.ll2‘.Hlllii Iluuw
Ill .‘lllllli Aim-u; ~ "w lill. the :ll. lii‘illll ..l'
.‘i‘rl‘iiidilll in the ’i'l-rsnu'mi. lilird, (:3
'LIllilf‘lillil'l‘ of the llnh-I "lillli'l' of (in .
7’l‘l'.ll:~'v.'l.z,l, fourth. ii.ltl .l |'l‘t-l-'l.Illi\’.'
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Neill illi\'H~1 in)‘ ;llui lli'vill’lrl l.':'.“ i'l' '1".
; l--l'-I- ". tile 'l'r:lllr~\':i.ll
"lie at l‘\ll'£l\i|L’ ii.! ii« ennui» ;.l«- far It
l"!v'l‘.~"~‘ tli \\‘il.'.! ll||‘ L'H’.'l“‘lll:ll‘lil inllil‘ I l.
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Tells nf clilllll‘\llli'1 “Jill.
‘.' mmr .lt liii \l‘llilllluil
7 lurllsllulld ... ii“
lim tlll‘i‘l<I‘tllI.i
l,p‘\iltl\7 \i.lfl ll
iy. “ho xxx-l» lll mllit
Jamewll l'ulti. Ivlillin . w
I'lll'l‘ \\ll:t'll \' l. i,\l‘i..’|l.',(l ". i u ll‘“ 2:. M of
llolilout ltz‘wlzl :'~l1.lrIl with the int-r illlll 7
llnllllillhl. :it‘t‘lll‘lilli; to \\ llieh llll“1I>:lI‘lil'.'3 ‘
Kill the live: I-f illetdIlturll! \v;l~ file tn lir‘
liil‘
~.1lrr,l‘ll.vl:-l‘ \\.l-~
"' ”to in»:
’. «lugilhv in.
upon \\'l.it~h
'l‘lr ll"! :~ Nil 2"“.
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llilillil
illilllt'.
7e! iii" mull-n if
triertooi. to pay the l\‘;‘l‘il‘-i“ of lill‘ lii~l iii
the 'i‘rousllml.
liilll‘lt“ lll \‘tlnkera.
Yll‘vl\l’lt>7 \C Y. .\l:ll‘l ll '3.-
iii a resillulolll ill l.:lll . Urelt iii tbi~ : iiy
,mplul as :l ( ‘ollgit Tt'llii'li}'.
lli- ll. .l!;t l:l'. but they ul‘. in Ill.i4lt‘ in 7.
n 'r l-I up; l':l~i iim ‘ul'::i;l-l'7- “'lill nI-I'l. ll-7
~l' ii‘l‘ ~z ll-zl-ti'
n. m. anneal-r m
New llama. than” 'it William fit.~
“I first knew of Dr. Hand’s Remedies
for (‘bildn-ll lite years am, and i am
continuallymeouunendingothl-rluotin rs ‘
to use them. and alwoyll with the best
mantis. My baby wasdeuthlyeit-k with 7
cholera illfutltnlu, null Ur. liund's litur-
l'lll'l‘il Mixture cured it almost inlun-d-
Cure i-i also
excellent. whirs. N. A. Daub-bl.“ lli'.
lllllld'a (‘eiit' (luv and Dr. Hand's- lllzlr- '
rlltl-illllxtllreltre soil hyallrdru lblr‘.7
L’flt'.
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~~.\I'rtoll is human-es.“
.\ high fin-r with a torpol llVI‘l' will
uu’lwo lone livvr. li'nrrwi the ll\'t'i'.
Willi lie \Vili'x Little Early lint-rs. lillh‘
l} i‘. Welnilllltlii. ('. .‘ilillmli.
Your Bay Wont Live a Month.
h'o )ll‘. (lilluun Brown. of iii Mill M..
.s‘ liilli Ullrdnrl', .‘l:e~.s.. Was in bi by the
dot-tors. liis sun liliii Lulu: if'llll"f'.
with tillt'tnrn. who finally trilW‘ illlll up.
saying: "Your buy \vonl law a ho mil."
lie tried Dr. King's New lliwlvely
and ;l few bottles restored him to health
.llllll enabled biln to go to work iipi‘l'ft eh.
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ly \vel! lllolt. liw srlvs he owes his prim
'l'lll'P'il‘tii health to :m- of Dr. Kluu's
New l)l"('(l\'t'l’7\', and kilnwa it l-l iv the
in .«t iutllv wn-‘id for Lulu: trouble.
Quick lll a-ii'ert. heals and leave-l no
spur. llunliug. slaztly skin eruption-
lIllil-klyvurmi by lhl Witt'~ Witch “ii/J I
Halve. .lIlpiil-tl to burns. wold-u will
sores. it is lll:l,<:it-:ll'*iu efl‘rc-t. .“WIyr
l-nrespiies. I'Z. l’,\\'mai:ltnili. (' Still-
Wlll. 7'
Condensed Testimony.
('lllls ii lilwl. lil’ukt‘r :lml .‘l:l
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llll'o-l".~ Agent. ('ollllllbth. (thin, mirth:
King's New lllmlwry llns no
.i. ll. lil'llwu.
l""l‘. SI. Jilllnw lit-tel. ll‘t. Wanna il:tl..
i' ii (‘uutzil . i'
that ill'.
ll‘hllll‘ ~ Illut llt' \Vlu‘ 1'12?le
rwoyears fillltilllild‘iili‘mi l-j.‘ l.-l(irippl-.
by’llr. King's New llz-‘emw-l'y, ii. I".
Merl-ill. liultiulllwtlle. M:l.~~.. soy- tllnl
he has used :Iliii remilllllvlnlr-li it and
ln-wrkln-wu fl-l'llll and would ruthl-r
lH'uhw l.’
have it than any liW‘ftrl'.
elll‘eri. .‘ll’s. lll‘lliilliiiL'. 1‘1": l5. L'Tltll St.
(‘hiltl' ~. :ll\'.';l‘.~ it-rIlr‘ it at bind and
h ls ll'l lI-ul'ol ( 'l‘utn lounlll‘l‘ :t lll~t.llltiv
:nilrnw. l'l'u- 'l'l'l.l3- ”Will" .it
sun's :lllvi \Vt‘l‘ti“ lll'llL.’ -tv rt .~'.
svm.
— Ala-ll Iii ('llr’." il“1('l.’l(‘il",
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by loud :ii‘Illit'Iifilllh :xsiil-‘yi-allllr-t ro-a- ll
illi' rliw‘um‘li tltlt‘litlll Hf illi' . 2‘. Tlit'l‘l' i-
ouly one way to euro ti"1lfilt'>r~’. and that
lb’lifilws
iyv :th lllllLlIlLt'll murhtiou of
is by t'lllihliliii‘lllllzll ruin-tile".
' l'ililfit'li
the lili’il’lllb lining of the i'ili‘illl‘iildli
'l‘ulw‘. \Vht u llii‘ lliJII‘.
itlvv :l rutubiiuu’smllnl or ll-lIn-rfevr it"ii!‘
iilL'. :lvnl “ii"ll if ti.“"lilli‘t‘l}'l'l('-l'll. ”lull-
ill?“ l> tire l'wult. .ill'i unless ll‘l' flltlzlnr
:llln- .1 ml you
mutiull mu iv to].- ll w-ut Jill'i IllK min 7
restart-«l to it~- illll'lztfll ("iii .. i. in unit:
will be ill .«trvlyvzi two-y. l';
often are euuml by tulfarl'lz. wllil'il is
liilw t'u-wv‘ t-‘uf
lllltillut: but .Iililil’lillllt‘ii4"‘iifillillii'rl the
llilil'Hllr ~'ul'l‘..v‘l ~
VVv- \‘Jill giw How llulnii‘wl llrrliur»
for any l-...- .-t“i) ..tl:v~~ rt'iili~l‘li
turbo flitll l‘.illli'-i iw l'liTv'tl by if,
Ii'utzlrrh Pure. Null i'nl' l’ii‘“:i’.i:‘~ : fir-z
l", J. l‘liliVlIY .‘v Ht. 'i‘l-l «i. U.
il'fiuiti by 1);“;
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IL'l‘i‘. .1".
and lllrnrd down lin- llluilléng- ieiel‘e u .
tllllial be l-l- ltrllileli.
lllil tims!tl:‘;-‘ "tulle-building.:1! {.‘l, The
high wind illt"\\’ the llllllllk to 55;, .1:-
. Iltl :lllli Hi. The building»: Were (li‘t'llIllt‘ii
1 by Thomas ihlyh; L'll‘lle-~lll:lkl‘>l'. .l llill
(‘nI‘lex iriiil~'; Henry Smith. i..il~ 1'; Mrs.
(ii‘itlililil, l'i"l.‘ll‘.l'itlll. Illili .liilil l.l‘l‘. lllllll
dry. The burned i):lll(iiilj_1~3\\’l'1‘l'Il\\‘lll'(i
S by the John ('npeult mint”. !;_ is ~llppum!
they Were lliliiiiill'l‘ll. 'l'he l!i‘.llliiil‘.~ \wre
innit ll'i \IVIilN over the XI‘IiIll‘i‘iiilll river
and were ll7L'ili li'illili' E—ll'lli‘llli'l'a.
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Pnslnm-llt-rs ,‘ppoillietl.
WAHHVIHI‘HY. .‘liii‘l'll 1‘.—l"ollrib l'i:l~‘-‘
Illbflllilfiilflfilitlio been appointed :l~ fob
lo\v~.
Xt-\\' \‘tlrk—n‘llnih “Jill's, if.
and \l'yulillri'n'. ’i'. “C lill‘lfllil.
i'ellnsylvnlliu—llllll-hills, .l. ii. “.iil‘
l lllnt; Little lilk. .‘ll‘l. Ill. lioullilltzhllzlse.
and 'l‘orpedo. ll. id, .\ll~t.‘mlnril.
\‘irglliill—viflll'l. .l. \l'. Neighbor.
ii. ‘ )leixlly,
(‘lllollei tire Worked.
l.I\i\, l‘l-rll, Mnrvb '.‘.——will (bullet-lien
with the l'l'l't‘lll eutlspil'm‘y :llni riotiuw
the uoverlllnellt has ordered the arrest and
Ill’liM‘i‘lllitlll of ('olollld ()re.
\l-llow Four In Hill-nos Ayres.
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iii t.\ll~~ .»\\‘l:l-.~. )lllt'tzll ’J.——>'e\l-rul eases
‘ of yellow four have been l'i‘l'Ol'ilL‘il ill the
suburb of Belgrllllo.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
A rl't'eiver has been appointed for the
llllllillloro and (thin railroad.
lieorge W. l’ierl'e. a prnnperous llillilli'l"
at South liostun, t'ulnllllltlti .‘lilt‘lill‘ i.7:'
banning. '
iii-Speaker (.‘ri~p bu»; l'llllllllllit'l‘li him
self :H :l (‘l'llifiltll'llt' for i'Ililv‘d States N‘li
:ltnr from (it‘orgiu. ‘ '
The boil-n of represelllulitrs p;l.~~ou| the
i Arizona blntl‘ t-lisll bill over the presidenti-
Win by a Vote of 2‘00 to UN.
in u bro in the. ()‘Briella Knowltou
, blork in Duluth
burned to (lentil, and several people, were
seriously injured.
llil‘illll P. Herald. for it: years irtlusurr-t'
of liit‘ East lirollkiielti thinss.) Savings.
bank. was arrested for l‘lllil(‘/.l’.‘:l‘illi.‘lli.
ills shortage is Siiwilltt.
liev. llr. John Rusk. pastor of the.
(filurt-h Militant of New York, has invited
(‘olonl-l ii. H. lngr'rsoll to address his (ll-on-
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, gregntion. The colonel has :n-ltepiell. 7
.l. l'ierpont Morgen. the flew York
banker. has become an honorary member
of the Commercial Traders.“ Home Associ—
ation of America and has forwarded a
check to the secretary. at Binghamtuu, N.
Y.. for a woman tutu.
.\lr.~*. l’nul linidwiu wot ‘
i Pltch‘er’i Ontario.
The restaurant \ifir‘
()lle .‘lllllilw (‘olluil t‘ut’v tune... the
right spot. it ill-ll thit'ln’~ it u: lint
right time if round-gr it when =.'77l in?"
See tin- palm: 'l'llvll
l’,\i’. ml and ’i. (ZS iii
:1 eoug'll (‘1' mill.
don't ellngh. ll.
Mill.
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-—.\r'l-toll will break up a (' ill.
L'l'ul‘ {mi f can
'l'in:
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"(iiw lln- :. lil'l‘l‘ r'"
regulate the eri'i.” run! Iifll‘liilh‘.
di'.lt_’;‘i$t lmlnlvl him :t imttb- of It‘-
‘\‘.'ul'~7~ii.irtie Early lilfi‘ i‘.'-, the {muons
little pills. if. i’. W-e-«i .u‘ni it, t'.
,Siilln'il.
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-—.\l't‘ll)li euros tilt: Lfrign
llrlll‘t invite vita «mutate-mot by expel";
llll iliiiiL'. llvpv-llvl .‘llimllr
(Hugh (‘lll‘e and yuululw lillilli‘tilii'l’ rt“-
ini'. It euro :4 (Tulip. Tbvmtly lump! :5
remedy thzlt [ii‘litilll'ffilirilltwiidii' n-suits.
H. P. Wet-d uud (i. (1‘. will :ll.
lzIrlil ll2it'
; «lir'etou will prevent phenol-mill.
Buckiin's Amica Salve. 7
Tin- lli‘iilh‘itll't‘ in the “Mill for l'uls.
. ,lll'illri‘i. marl-H. [tin-1's, slit rill-um, fl-vur
‘h‘ill't‘h', teller, l-ll:lptml ll;ll:tL~. t'iiiiixinill-.
eol'lls. iiiitl all skin t'l'liilitnllP, and Ina-i
'ther l'uros'piir-s, or fill Iney rmgulrwl.
. it is guaranteed to gin i" i'it't‘l stubble-
[itlll or money refunded. l'ri-w 2:, routs
.I'n-i' llilxu E. i'. “"‘t'flitllti H. l'. Sillinvll.
ll lint only 7‘74 54», ll tillht l~' ‘0. “if"
.‘lluute ('ougil (‘urw ,e-r Igumkly. and
that's it llslt lll:!i("*:ii L. l'. ‘
Tl‘llll
.llni ll. l’. “Hui.
'l .‘f
i When Baby was sick. in gm:- lirr ('avtorin.
When she was a Child. she cri «l for Listeria.
7 When she hvname line. shot-Ion; to ('aslorin.
‘ When she had Chfldrmshe gentile-tn Castorin.
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3 » Children'cry t‘ot
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher'l
prereription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contain: neither Opium.
Iorphine nor other Narcotic Inb-
‘ pilbltilut. l'l‘ll‘l'(lyeiluljlrilillilltl(‘flilfiilIdlflUiL “an“. It itaharmleu substitute for
l’aregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
anti Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It:
guarantee is thirty years' are by
millions of Mothers. Castoria in the
the Mother's
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
in not be imposed upon. but insist noon
having Caz-for“. and are that the fucsirizm
signature of
in on the fi
wrnpanti" W
We shall pry» ' ' ‘
trot ourselves and the public at all hazards.
’flm Clzrt‘utzn Cf‘lMl'AN‘l', 77 Murray 5L, N.Y.
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ltltlmmrott'r, (ONS-
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enth ;~snc~s conducted for MODERATE 75:57
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S. Parzurorrlc:
lugs tulle than intuit:
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it i r: or not, free of
. Our ltc il-lf din: mil out is SCI urrd.
P IPNLIT, “ lintv to Obtain Patents." with
m (1?.‘Mifl'; in the L. 5. and furtlgu eouzltnc.
«1.: frcc. Address.
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