b9 deceived by infringe-
,, to of come, package or cigar-
tll: only canuma
all local tinnitus
Willem cimile signature of
poetics-ad on back elm.
1'13! NONE Wt'l'nov'l‘. ’ '
an?
0F '
llLI. lillle or GARMENT
Dado Easy and Perfect l'
. Intheso modern days. the art of dress mak-
Mtforsuroly it ivun art. and an expensive
meat that. Ian reached the proportions of
Chill). . ._
tneomaalmost impossible for the women
“titling. to keep in touch with lilo fashions.
on p‘ y and so radically glo they change.
‘ it. requires almost on unlunlleli purse.
Ammanthnt is which) construct her own
‘ from the cutting to the finishing. is
ordinate.
fl’olnt to Be Considered.
,r‘
W up.“ to attend a. school and learn to
wizard male in own garments by a. tailor'u
. math , ”all wine lit" the perfectinns have been
eombn .as the residence or. llllri city now
‘- have tif'oglp‘ommity of arquinng ‘3
bin 0 t is with care. ,
hoolhoursmtoaamiltoo.'i‘ur.-sdav.'l‘hurs-
ya t8“tufllnl’rl.2‘l South Main street. So.
, ; ondayn and Fridays. in Wallestroot
. ew Seeds!
I Potatoes,
‘23,“, . ' i From Maine.
l
co‘rn,
l‘oas
Elma Beans, ‘
‘ W
. 'Poic or Bush.
‘ Bush Beans,
‘ ,. i ‘ ' All of the Best Kinds.
fluent Corn,
sweat Pea Seed
By Ounce.
SIIUEL COMSTOCK JR’S
72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of sec-
ing the word
ACETON . . . .-
.. . . -ACETON
???
If you are troubled with
Headache, Rheumatism. Neural-
gia, Bad Colds. to.
Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of recommend-
ing it to your nill ictcd friends.
When called to a case of La
Grippc, Dr. Marlnnd always '
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
. Avalon. 1 nir.
Fl. l’ulv No. 1'1.
ll:
Take on» ovary half hour. till perspir-
, 8i .
milieu 0W” 10‘" “"‘m‘A, LMARLAND-
This success in the cure of
this disease is world wide.
Accton can be obtained at
R. H. I’luistcd’s. .
Jolt and Cyclone Proof.
1'29 Pathlight
- fluctrcfigg
. ’ sai‘c‘h'hi'a‘i‘m b7
«roman .
coachesclo Al. ascent».
Poll" Buohtlomflkoa lip lithe loath,
Nani Appropriation In the Home.
WASHINGTON. May lie—The outlined pro
gramme for the rebate procedure this
week was abuttcred by two unexpected
motionu. When the intended action to
consider the river and harbor bill was
tempted. it war antagonized by a motion
to consider the DuPont election case. Mr.
Mitchell with considerable dla‘play of feel-
ing rough: to prevent this course. but byn
you and any vote, resulting 3:3 to iii, the
manic decided to lake up the Du Pout case.
Later an agreement was affected to post-
ponc the matter until the river and bar-
ber bill was: passed. the final vote in the
election case to be taken two days after
cculidcratiou was begun.
‘ The bond investigation resolution came
‘up under the head of unfinished business.
Mr. Puffer refused to further delay the
matter. and his motion to proceed with
the resolution Wua upheld by no to us,
than displacing the river and harbor bill.
Mr. Hill thereupon took the floor and
spoke until adjournment. but did but
conclude hla'argumant against the reso-
lution.
The first skirmish over the senate
amendment to the naval appropriation
bill reducing the number of battleships
provided for in that bill from four to two
occurnd in the house when Mr. Boutallo,
chairman of the naval committee, moved
to nonconcur in all the senate amend-
ments and request a conference of the son
ate. Mr. Boutollo undertook to chastise
some of the senators for their inconaic'ten-
oy. He referred to the war scared of the
mat winter and tho halllcosc resolutions
introduced in the senate, and then sarcas-
tlcally contracted the war ml "of some of
the senators with their votes to reduce the
number of battleships provided for in the
bill.
Mr. Quigg (Rep) of New York called
Mr. Boutclle to order for criticising mom-
bcru of the upper house and was sustain-
cd by the choir after come very lively spar-
ring. Mr. Boutolio, however, accomplish.
cd all he had intended despite the chair’s
rulings. Subsequently Mr. Sayroa of'l'ox-
as moved to concur in the senate amend-
but by consent the motion went over for
action until this afternoon. when it is
likely that the whole question of large ap-
propriations at this time for strengthen-
ing the navy will be reopened and venti-
latcd.
Representative Woodman of llllnols in-
troduced a resolution providing that tho
hence of representatives directly request
the president to make immediate procla-
mation that a condition of war in Ouba is
recognized, and that it is the purpose of
this government to preserve a position of
neutrality, and that the United States
will look with especial disfavor on the
continuance of any method of warfare
not recognized in the rules of war as prac-
ticcd by the lending nations of tho civi-
lized world.
The A. ill. E. Church Conference.
Wnanxovox, N. 0., May 5.—-Thc gen-
eral conference of tho African Methodist
Epincop'nl church convened hero in St.
Stephen‘s church, with over 1,000 dolo-
gatesmltcrnatm and visitors present. Every
state except Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont is represented. There are dolo-
nataa also from Nova Scotla, Ontario.
Sierra Leomm Liberia. Bermuda. Saute Do
mingo, Haiti and llemcrara. Fifty annu-
nl- conferences in the United Stator are
represented, this conference being quad-
reunial. Bishop Turner called the confer-
ence to order. conducted the rcllgioua
services and presided at the opening busi-
ness session.
Silverware Manufacturers lleorgnnlac.
\l'Muxoronn, Conn. May a. -'I‘hc
blaltby, Stevens & Curtis company, the
largest manufacturers of silverware in this
town. has been rnorgauizcd with the fol
lowing oillcera: President. W. H. \l'atrous,
Hartford; vice president, D. F. Mnltby.
\anlingford; treasurer. George P. Mun-
son, Wallingford; secretary. F. iii. Cham-
bcrn'fioymour; directors, Franklin Fur-
rar and W. ll. Clark, Jr., of Ansonln. D.
J. Bryant. West Haven; D. F. hlaltby.
George D. hlunaon. W. H. Wooster, Scy-
mour; manager. George D. Manson.
Want to Join the Methodlctu.
CLEVELAND, May in—lt ll stated that
Rev. A. F. Kolaczuwuki. pastor of the in-
dependent l‘olish Catholic Church of tho
immaculate llcart of the lilcsaod Virgin
Mary and also the head of the independ-
cnt Polish movement in tho United
,N‘taloo. has approached Chaplain McCaba
with a proporiticn to turn his church. with
its congregation. into tho Methodist denom-
ination. Chaplain hichba, while admit-
ting that the offer had been made, do-
clincd to discuss it.
._-..
Striking Shipbuildcra.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. May a.-About
Loon man stopped work and demanded
salary at the shipyard of the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock com-
pany. This action on the part of employ-
cca was brought about by the now tlmc
syytom. ’l‘blr ayntcm is called the clock
ayatem. and each man has a key and refill
tcra his own time. 'l‘hcmon claim that
much time in lull in the morning and at
dinner hour on account of having to wait
in turn to rcgistcr.
Alllgrat lo llcllovod.
lionl‘, May o.-—A dispatch from lilac-
annn union that (icncral lialdlaaora has re-
llovcd Adlgrat, which hna Mon, besieged
for a connidcrahlo time by the forum of
King ltlcnclcll. The government but re.
reivcd information that General Baldin-
acra. at the bond of the three columns of
troops. whllo marching to the relief of
Ariigrat mot and defeated a large force of
Allyn-inlan- under Ru Scbath.
Failed For $200,000.
NEW Yonk. May ii.«-'l‘hc firm of ill. lt-
fl. Friend (is (10., wholesale dealers In loaf
tobacco at we Maidcn lano, failed. 'l‘bla
is their second failure. tho that having
occurred in lull, with liabllilior of MN.-
ooo. The partners are Edward, Gustavo
and Leonard Friend.
A...
A \l’oman lion's Herself.
WELMHLLE, N. Y.. lay fi.-'i'ho dead
bmly’ of Mir. Leo Clair was found hang-
ing in the buiroomaf her residence In
this place. She waa' as ycorl of age and
had been mallard in an asylum at one
time. She liv’cd alone.
Oprntlonl of the 'i'oboeca~ Tract.
Wmvron, it. (2.. May flu—lnffll'mltiflfl
was received here that the American 'l'o-
bacco company but purchaacd trio bronco
of ping cut it not the entire plant of the
A. ll. Motley Tobacco company of livid»
ville, N. C. .
allot m Conspiracy.
Pants. my luv-9A, telegram received
lilac from canto Domingo“!- that
deal lily-sea Hellman as hadtko nun
tor of war. Cutlllo. and Governor
M Mum-la flint foo manhunt
Thin Wallfl-
Iohalrland Other Smooth l'abrloo.
Bodiceo of thin goods like marlin, lawn
and nainsook are madaovcra fitted lining
of falllc or silk. The outer material in
not attached to the llningpave attire armd
bolas, neck and under , arm scours. The
bones are put in the lining. The back of
the bodice is plain. without seams. and in
laidin piniia at the waist.‘ ‘
If ailk is too expensive 0 lining, it may
be replaced by uninsook or sateen, but.
those materials will not give as satisfac-
tory an oiloct all allk. , ' ‘
’l‘llo trimmings most employed for thin
gowns are lace, fine or heavy, in flouucec
or application, on a plain ground, or a
tuna different from the body of the coa-
tumc; ribbons for belts, epaulota, bows,
choux and brctclloa; white or tinted om-
broidorios and fine, opcnwork gulloona.
, So for an it is possible at present to
Judge. alpaca in in for another season of
vast popularity. The shades in which it
in produced are lovely. and the new kinds,
chino daaigna, are as rich looking as silk.
Canvam of mohair will be fauhiounblo,
and so will poplin canvas. Crapon is laid
9
meat reducing the number of battleshipa,,~
out or noon cows.
aside for awhile. Smooth nml silky aur-
facod fabrics have now taken its place.
Thorn is u now poplin which is very light,
really a kind of poplin muslin, with one
rib thick and rich and the other almost
transparent. This has, despite its light-
ness, an excellent affect. Chino alike are
still worn vary numb, and whore the color
is bright it in cleverly tuned by a single
veiling of blackchillon. Thanewcat chino
silks have Louis Sclzo and Louis Quince
designs and are made up in the very pret-
tiest possible modern adaptations of the
stylus prevailing in those periods.
An illustration is given of an out of
door gown of hortcnsia cashmere. with
silk figures. The godct skirt has in front
alnrgo plait on each side of the tabllcr.
'l‘ho‘bodlco is trimmed with bands of row
silk ornamented with a black cord. lire-
tcllca of black satin, with coquoa in front.
pass under the bands and terminate in a
cluster of loops at the waist behind. The
cpaulcta are of rose and black silk, and the
houilnnt alcovcs lllll‘l) curls of the some
mail-rial. "l‘lm cnpuiu. of jet. is trimmed
with largo icons. .ll‘lllC CilOLLET.
l'r PAYS
To buy Maine coed potatoes. Again
we are in the iield with the hardi-
cat and the boat yielding potatoes
that grow. The
Early Rose
Thil‘tyotwo years a shining light
the virgin soil of old Maine; its
propagating power undiminishcd.
The Beauty
of Hebron
A rival of the Rose, a sure crop-
per, cmking quality unsurpaasmi.
Our seed in true.
Kin of
Ear y
A member of the Rose family. 7
to ii) days before the rose. A good
crapper. ltl-llu-is no discredit on
the Rom family.
The New
Queen
Miserables the Manly of Ht‘lif‘illl,
but is earlier. Poser-mu of humor-
ous good qualities. l rniaod hurt
your at lilo rate of 2.30 bushola to
the acre. mostly of this moiety.
The White
Star
A late keeping kind, a line cmker
and will give satiafzwtion. The
Green Mountain. An oval whitc
potatm. a big croppcr and n aplen-
«lid cmkcr. Pride of Amcricn.
my prolific. oblong, ummth akin
of rcdiah look. Hardy and roll-
nble. Will n-pny you to plant it. ;
LORENZO DIBBLI.
Fertilizers !
anaocrzv-s
mapzss
,pnzsron's,
And all other standard gmdo always
in stock. Sold at manufaca
torcn’ pricel. ‘
RAYMOND BROS.
U0. Holmium.
) r
‘ l
With Ink Wimp—Pop!“
WOVon more coarsely with twills and with .
in tho potatoe world. Grown in ‘
than You Know to Allow ill in Tell You Do-
(are [on Ciao dpl~llopc~lrordr of.
Encouragement Emu a Citizen.
After trying medicines that helped
you:
When you have tried cureo that did
not. . .
When you are completely atuck and
in despair.
When your poor back still achel.
Because you don't get down to cancer.
.Try Dean's Kidney Pills.
The unexpected always happens.
if you less all night racked with
back pain. .
if you cannot bend over or straighten
up. ,
Depend upon it—lt's your kidneys.
Kidney disorder rarely leave. of it:
own accord.
The tenant has to be evicted.
Doan'c Kidney'f'ills do not compro-
mise. *
0r arrange for a new lease.
They curcali kidney complaints.
‘ This in their mission and they fulfill
It.
Mrs. J. E. Williams. No. 40 Chestnut
Itreet. .
Says this of Donn's Kidney Pillae
"Something was wrong with my Kid-
days.
I had very severe .hackoches.
.Procured-'a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills. '
At Plalated's pharmacy.‘
And took them as directed.
Found them an excellent remedy. ,
They, cured me."
Doan'a Kidney Pills, m cents per bon'.
For sale by all dealers; sent by mail
on receipt of price. li‘oster-Milburn
Co. Sole agents for the If. 8., liuffalo,,
N. Y.
Itching Piles, night's horrid plague.
is instantly relieved and permanently
cured by Dean's Ointment. Your dealer
nnzht t9.k.‘i€l“: _--,_-_
When fever and other epidemics are
around. safety lies in fortifying the sys-
tem’wuh Ayers Snrsaparilln. A
haying thin and impure blood is ill the
most favorable condition to “catch"
whatowr diseam may be floating in the
air. Bo wiscin time.
One swallow does not make Spring,
but one swallowof One Minute Cough
Cure brings relief. E. P. Weed. Nor-
wnlk; G. C. Stillman, South Norwalk.
A child was cured of cronp by a done
or tvvo of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
neighbor’s cnild died of the some dread
disease. while the father WIR“ getting
ready to call thr- doctor. This shows the
necessity of hnvin Ayea's Cherry Pecto
rnl always on hung. ‘
Children Cry for
Pitcher'a Castorla.
ll. V..llow Haven In Hartford
RAILRQAD.
Trains Leave godthorwnik as follows:
For New York.
M. 590.530.615 cal. 7m. m. on. and.
A.
accountants-r. it til. ”52.111.225.254.
mannataomzo.antinuclear.
roams.
A.M. ”0.530.015. Elf. "4.13.929.
Leno. New York for Smuor‘walk.
\.M.am. am.rm.am.am.1mh.mm um.
ll 03.1302. P.M.1at.2m. can. we. no. la).
a 0.600.003.700.30tl.u1ll.12w.
aunmn.
a. if. 000.1». P. M. comma.
Lo-vo .outh Norw-lk
for New Havon.
MBinIflJflJ “.1006. ii
AJI. “A!
ll“. P. . lflwiflfilflonlifl. 511.911.
dil’lJlOJtLDdhllli.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave So. Ndrwollt.
CI'LlOll. I’. 51.10.683.115“.
wanna.
no. RM. lap.
Loav. D-nhury.
600.130.057.11”. mt. marl.
lunnnl. '
can. fill. coo.
A. If.
AJI.
A. If.
All.
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SIVIIGS IIIK.
BI Washington Strum.
Opcudaily from ii to l'.’ a. m.. and from
i to :l p. m.. and on Monday evening-
from No 9.
Interest allowed on damitu.
ALDEN SOLMANS l’mt.
Jean 11. chains, ’vmm.
JOHN H. KNAPl’. rice. and Treats.
NOTICE!
SFHOOL TAXES.
The tnnmyarunfihn I‘nulh Norwalk l‘nlnu
*4“th 'iirirlvt urn lwrcby nntlilml that the
:Iiulrl-iiax nfuna and utilhmllli’lt'f' millmm
the dollar. laid on tho sown muscmnnt ll!“ of
mm. at u trim-ling of i w lllatriu't [will on till!
lllnlay uf .llnw,1wn.at ill" Franklin uncut
«cluml hon-m. will lminonml rulynbln on the
Inlllnv of Mainland. at which limo l “film" be
ready to rarely» the mun-at Hillianna Ilrul
ail-rum: \l’a-hingtnn «tr-wt. l'vlmli“ at the
union! niacin-r moi. oycor from for at.
um. will be chnruml no all into-- remain an
unpaid on and nfforJlllln no. my».
, . A. ”romp.
Cullrwtnr M Torr-.- fur Houth hurwulk Lulnm
Helm-ll llinirlcl. .
Datwl at lionth Numnlk. All!" “- ”ilk”
if
“AV E YOUR
Furniture lie-upholstered!
f’arMa Tall-ll up. ”Mimi and Ila-hill.
flair Maximum made mar. Chaim m
mncd. ‘
.i. C. WALLACE,
till North Maoist. South Nor-walk.
. atom
N callus nth-t MW
, aw Elm, Conn. 71 William St.-
“I'flrct known! in. Hand's Medics
for Children five yomngc and! am
continuallymcomrnondingcthormothera
tonne them. and always with the beat
results. My baby was deathly sick with
cholera infautum. and Dr. Hand’a Diar-
rhroa Mixture cured it almost immod-
iatcl . Dr. Hand's Colic Cure in ciao
ancient—Mrs. N. A. Duldcbl." Dr.
[land's Colic Cure had I». Hand's Diar-
[gown Mixture are sold by all druggiata,
Eczema in a f 'ghtful affliction, but hit
all other skin diseases it can be penna-
ncntly cured by applicationnof DoWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve. It never fails to
cure piles. E. P. Weed. Norwalk; (1'.
C. stillcon, South Norwalk.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of Worthington,
Ind, isun, writes: "You have a value-
ble prcruzription in Electric Bitters, an!
Icon cheerfully recommend it for‘Con-
ctipation and Sick Headache, and can
aural system tonic it has no equal."
rs. Annie bitchlc, 2625 Cottage vao
avenue, Chicago, was all run down,
could' not out nor di .t food, hndu‘
backache which never eft her and felt
tired and wool-y, but six bottles of Elec-
tric Bitters l'f'fitfll'mlllfll' health and re-
nowcd her strength. Prices 50 cents
and 81. Get a bottle at (i. C. Stillsou's
and E. P. Wood's drug Slim.
'11! the Spring a young man's fancy
li htly turns to thoughts of—DeWitt’a
Little larly Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and
invigorate the system. E. P. Weed.
Norwnlk; (1'. C. Stillson, South Nor-
walk. ‘
~ The ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis, alderman, Chicago,
says: “I regard Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covcryas an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
Golda and Lung Complaints. having
used it in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of physicians’
prescriptions or other preparations."
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: "l have her-n a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for 50 years
or more. and have never found anything ,
so inure-livid], or that gave me such
speedy relief aaDr. King‘s New Dis-
covery." T this Ideal Cough Rem-
cdy now. 'nl bottles face at (i. (I.
Stills-on}; and E. P..Wecd's drug smrcs.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Cure in the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only lmnnlcss remedy
that produces immediate results. E. P.
Weed. Norwalk; 6. C. Stillson, South
Norwnlk.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Cntanh that can-
not be curcd by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1“. J. CHEM-1v J: (70.. Propa, Toledo, 0.
‘,We, the undersigned, have known I“.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
busiucsa transactions and financially
able focarryout any obligations made
b their firm.
est& Truax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. 0., Walding, Kinunn & Mur-
vin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Ball's Cntm'rh Care is taken internal-
ly, acting directly u u the blood and
mucous surfaces of t e system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all «linguists.
Testimonials free.“ m
Mrs. R. D. Young, )liddlcburg. 1a.,
writes. l have used (inc Minute Cough
Cure for six years. both for myaclf and
children, and 1 consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory (‘ough
f‘nrcl have ever used. E. 1’. Wood,
Norwalk: G. (7. Stillcon, South Nor-
Walk.
Child ron Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
.Did you ever think how readily the
blood in poisoned by constipation? Bad
blood means bad lwnlth and mmature
old age. DoWitt'a Little Enry Rilii'l'fl.
the famouslittlc pills, overcome obsti-
nate munfipatiuu. E. P. Weed. Nor~
walk; ti. ~C. Still-mu. South Norwnlk.
Buctlln'c Arnie: Salvo
The boat salvo in tho world for cats,
hmiwc. wrcr, ulcers, salt rhoum. fever
sol-ca. letter. chapped hands, chilblainr.
coma. and all skin eruptions. and pool-
livcly cum piles, or no pay required.
it in gnamniccd to give porfm satisfac-
tion or money refunded. l’ricc 25 Cl‘llfli
per box. E. l’. Wood and G. C. Stillaon.
A. L. W-mter. a prominent citizen of
(ham. Mich. nftcr suffering cxcrucint-
inuly from llll'fl for twenty years. was
cured in a a on time by using DcWitt‘a
Witch Hazel Salve. an absolute auto for
all akin diwaws. More of this pro unra-
tion is um! than all others comb nod.
E. P. Weed. Nonvnik; (1'. (I. Stillson.
South Norwalk.
You Don‘t Have To luau Oil,
any: the lit. Ionic Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-Bac, the
famour mm habit cum. "We know
of many cocoa cured by No—To-Bao.
One a prominent Bt.l1lllliii architect.
smoked and chewed for twenty yearn;
two boxes curcd him no tlmt even the
mail of «theme makes him nick." Noe
To~Bac cold and gunmntoed by R. H.
Planted. No cure no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy (30.. cw York or
Chic-so. A
Young mothers «in-mi lhc aummrr
months on account of the great mortal:-
i‘ nnnmg childrcn (‘lllliwfi by lmwcl
ables. Perfect cafcty only be war-
odthuco who kcep on hand DcWitt'a
(Jolie and Choir-m ”If", and administer
it pmmptly. Fllfl'l‘alilpll. biliana colic,
dysentery and diarrhu-a. it affords in,
ntnnt rclicf. B. P. Wood. Norwulk; (l
(I. Htilimm, South NorWnlk.
u..—
Chlldren Cry for
Pltchor’o Conrado.
Mini-richnpnhermh.
mumacnmmmlmcm
maamnummmm
“autumn-puma“
7-:
. commune econ Hour;
It lop-,lamlm and, the non
:- can rut-twain; can-in...
Tho poll-latency of Eduard 0. Cum-
mingo ha- uo equal in Waldo county, Ito.
He lives at the upper and of Blanket lane.
a narrow, winding road that atopa on a
knoll under two piuo trace. Beyond this la
half atownrhlp of unbroken forest, into
which Cummlugc la in the habit of going
for game. 1
Door arc neuron in the tract, but two
years ago last fall Cummings cow one—o
grout horned buck with a black stripe
do n his luck—which was enough to ban-
lo nl p-for alwcok. ’l'ho door bunt atart'
.ode pto‘bor,l i803, and ended at the close
of opcri scallop. Doc. ill, at which time the
door was left hiding in the woods of Unity,
away over on tho bordcru of Kcuuobcc
county, some 60 miles from where he was
found. Cummings had hardly hung up
his gun and started to cut his winter's
firewood when he saw that striped back
door back among the clearings. All it was
against the law to shoot door he waited for
open than to come around.
Monuwhlic the Maine legislature mot
and crowded the game lawn no no door
could be killed in Waldo county for ton
yours. Cummings WnS so mad when he
read the new law that he took an oath to
stay away from the polls while the act
was in force. Then ho concentrated his
endeavors, toward getting the striped door.
in order to kill the buck legally Cum-
minga knew he must do his shooting in.
open time and outside of the county. ills
first duty was to drive the deer beyondtho
county line. The drive was started in Oc-
tober. 189i. and before December the door
was safely landed amonfi the hills of Bi:-
mcnt, Pcnobscot county. Cummings
camped here two weeks and saw the deer
threo tlmcs. On two of these occasions the
back was far beyond range, and the other
’tlmo ho come along when Cummings' gun, ‘
was not loaded. The next year the door
was back in Prospect among his old haunts,
nnd Cummings drove the buck west in.
stead of north. In November, 1895, he had
followed the door clear through Waldo
county and felt himself cure of getting his
venison in Vassnlboro. which is in Kanna-
bco county, but the deer circled, going up
through Fairllold. Benton and thence into
Piscatuquin county. where he got mixed
up in the hardy that came " down from
Mount Katahdiu.
Cummings returned hcxnodlsguatedand
nearly discouraged. He had shot two deer
on his tramps, which are all the law al-
lows, but he had the striped dccr still to
get. This spring when he was out gather-
ing sup a mile back from his house he saw
the some old due! back in the old place.
He went home and read .tlmt new law
carefully. It provided a line of $40 for ov-
cry deer killed in Waldo county during the
next ten years, but them was nothing said
about deer that commit suicide. The heart
of Cummings grow stout with a big re-
mlvq. lie was oh on tho dccr'o trail the
next day, driving him cast toward the
Pcnobscot river. If he could force the
door into the river below Orphun's island,
the buck would be overcome by cold before
he could swim 124 miles to tho Orland
shore. The door hung around the river
for nearly a week. nibbling dead grass in
the fields and nosing the seaweed on the
rocks.
By and by, choosing a warm day when
there was little wind, ho plunger] in and
began to swim across. Cummings fol-
lowed cloao behind in a borrowed boat, in-
tending to head him of! and tucker him
out in the water. The boat was an old
water soaked punt, and the deer proved a:
be an excellent swimmer, and in spite oi
Cummings' hard pulling the game reached
the Orland beach aheadof him and started
for the woods. ,
Cummings came home without saying
aswoar word and began to clean up his
gun. The door is in Hancock county,
with 1‘; miles of water to cross hcforu he
can get back. When open than come:
around again, Cummingu in going to gel
that striped deem—Now York Sun.
There IIISupr In Tobaccot
Thclnst number of The How Bulletin
contains some particulars of it very inter-
esting problem which some years ago war
submitted by the treasury to tho ch au-
thoritica.
'l‘ho quostlonwos, Docs natural sugar
occur in tobaCco? and in the investigation
of this point conic striking facts have been
brought to light. The treasury authorities.
worn of course chicily interested from n lis-
ml point of view. the duty on tobacco.
other than chars, being is. 6d,, except in
the case of "swoon-nod" tobacco. which is
chargoll at is. lUd., but cigllrcttcammio oi
the sweetened article are not allowed tr.
bu imported at all. Before this invcstlga
lion it was generally admitted that tuhuccc
did not contain more than a trace of and
charlnc matter.
‘On the advice of Professor Church, Dr
llugo Miller was called in. the. latter mak-
ing a thorough examination of tho quca
tion. Commercial samples of bright Vir-
cinlc tolulcco, undoubtedly free from ndui.
tu-rntiou, wcrofonud to contain as lunch
as 1.5.: per cent of nucclmrlnn nmltcr. Sun
(it'll-(l leave. of nicoilunu tabncum, grow:
at Kow. contained (5.2 pn-r cunt. and than.
of tho sumo Killlcii‘lt grown at Email railway
station mi much an it per cont. Dr. Miller
find! the clicchnrinc matter to be optically
inncilvo when tontcd by the pnlarlacupa
lie is of the opinion that m-ithcr cane sugar
nor alumna in pn-acut in tho ancehnrim
nlattcr, but that it in colnxnwll of at local
throo augmtlkc nnlmtnncor. probably hith
orto unknown—London Chroniclc.
A Busy Boo.
If thorn in anything more dangerously
industrious than a woman ict loom in tin
aprlng with a pot of green paint. it in lhl
cnmll boy who owns any apparatus for
making lulu mark. Not long ago com.
mlugnldcd parent» furnialu-Il an «mtcrpria
lug urchin with a ctr-nail atampnnd inl
pad which would print tho family namc
Nonpccial warning on the subject wcn
considered nuccsrary, but unofatnl day the
mother of the lad mmlo n atartling diacov-
ary in llf‘l' lulmikcrchicf box. Evcry hand
kcrchicf chi ownml had a bingo purpll
aignlxutrdatnmwd ctmuplcuounly on cm
of it» corners. thn work, of cullrw. of tin
clunll boy and the clonal]. film had not
the heart to imtow too acwro aroprlmcnd
on tho infant nrtlct. to now at intervals.
when rho flourishing a dainty cmhmldcrcd
nmcchoir with arr-at inky min on m
imam, Ibo to submit to this flu-ring
exclamation:
"Wasn’t that nice in 1110,me to
print your name no big on all your head
kerohiofai"—lnulavlllo Courlorldournal.
‘l’ho Ono-Ii m.
The Prince of Wales in in very good
hmlth tide spring. but be but a touch of
rimmed-m cow and than. it lowblc-
poml In England that the flea is taking
a rcmmly for his tmblo t 0cm Vio-
turia dhmvarcd come your can What it.
laglcdloatcm in a royal moral. but than
is a doc potent nudiolno speculation
around no in it.
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