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LLKIIDS 0F GARMENTS
, Made Easy and Perfect! '

 

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‘tliose modern days. thoal’t of dress mak-

for surely it 14 an. art. and an expensive

Mpi igut. lilt-‘i reached the proportions of
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gagemealmosti impossible for the women

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‘ ‘ y and so mdically do they change.
To. "‘ t mluirea almost an unlimited puree. '

,‘ woman that is able to cliiustruct her own
dre mfrom the cutting to the finishing. is
ind fortunate. ,

ll Point to Be Considered.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

«out a own garments by a tailor’e
method. in which all the pcrfectione have been
,mbiued.as the residence of. this city now
ve the o ortuu y of acquiring?
Thinko t iswit care.
School hours. ito baud Tto 9.’i'uqsda .Thurs-
ynnd Huturdnyorm South Mum a reel. 80.
email]: : Mondays and Friday». in Wall street
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gnu" .3... may

8 ‘ .’Potatoes,

From Maine.

Corn,
in mi .7" .
Peas,

Lila-a. Beans,

Pole or Bush.

 

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Sweet Corn,
Sweet Pea Seed

By Ounce.

 

 

 

 

SAIUEL COISTOGK JR’S

”North Main Street.

 

Did you ever get tired of see-
ing the word

AOETON .‘ . . . -
.. . . -ACETON
? r. a

If you are troubled with

 

Headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gia, Bad Colds, do.

T a few powders, and you
wi never tire of recommend-
ing it to your niilictcd friends.
When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Mnrland dways
gives the following preamp»
tion:

 

ii. doctoral iii‘.
M. l’t. .l’ulv No. 12.
Blipmgako on: "Vigil half hour. till perspir-
Iiif. .evcry our Out-TA. InMAliLAND.
This success in the cure of
this disease 15 world Wide.

' Accton can be obtained at

 

 

 

‘ Jolt and Cyclone Proof.

* Ti? Pathlight

They who ride must not the
road. The Publish: mafia
lief lit the We . dealers
. it. Tho Flue differ?

 

‘ PRESIDBNI' Tillman Kill HIS PLANS.

 
 
 

Will it pal to attend a school and learn to .5
and in he in

 

.Will Hot Be I OIni’iidate For the Preli-
deacywl‘refers to Take More I’leaeure
Octet Life—T-Iieslnl Predict! I Belt In

' the Chicago (lenveailom, ,
Chicano, liey 12,—Weshington Be

elng. poetmaeter of Chicago. appointed by
President Cleveland, and diecloeed a po

‘ litical secret which maul to not all an the

question of Mr. Cleveland’s candidacyfor
the nomination for president at Chicago
in July. " ‘ ‘ ' j

“I wish to any,” the postmaster said to
a probe, correspondent. “that there is now
no difference among llemocrate in Illinois
on the cabinet of Cleveland. , The presi-

. dent will. not be a factor in thecoming
. election. 'I will give you a very important

piece of information which has not previ-
ouely been Ii‘lildii public. You will see con-
' etant allusions in the press, especially in
Washington dltpatches, to the possible rd-
appearance of Mr. Cleveland an a candb

. date for the presidency. Speculation an

to his intentions on thin subject are seen
and heard daily. I called on tho presi-
dent recently at the White House. I have
been, as you are aware, on very friendly
tennapersonaiiy with Mr. Cleveland. He
informed me in unequivocal language
that under no circumstances would be
again be in the field. , '

“He said there was one reason alone that
would prevent it. ‘ That is his health.
'Hc Would not survive the labor of anothc
or four years. He feels that he must be
out 'of doors and take exercise in order to
prolong his days. He proposes to travel
and to take lilo easier in the future.

”HE: informed me that. he would not
even'acocpt the nomination, if made, ex-
plaining that he had all the honor it was
possible to attain in tho exalted position
he occupies, and that he would have the
risk of defeat. I have not given out this
onversaiion with the president previ-
early.

“I will say here that Mr. Cleveland
could not carry the state of Illinois under
present conditions. If the sound money
view was in the front, I have no doubt
that he would carry the state. but this is
so utterly impossible that it is idle to talk
about it. ‘ In my opinibn at the coming
election‘not a single state in the north will
be carried fdr silver. ,

k "e Expects I Ilolt.

“I expect a bolt at the national conven-
tion here. I think the sound money dole
gates will” be in a majority and that the
silver people will hold another convention.
The sound money side will not have two-
thirds of the delegates; hence, while it
will proclaim a sound money platform, it
cannot under the rule select a sound mon-
ey candidate for the presidency.

"i expect. the silver enplu will make
common cause. with t e Populism. and
they will hope to get many silver Repub-
licans in Colorado, California. Montana
and other states. The election may be

’ thrown into the house of representatives.

"The greatest blight on the Democratic
party of the United States ie the manner
in which local interests are put forward
at the expense of the party as a whole; In
the cities of the country this is quite gen-
eral. The Democratic organizations are
looking out for local affairs for the profit of
the leaders. who care for themselves and
not for the party generally. ' The Repub-
lican discipline is infinitely superior.

”The Germans will not "th any

the silver question. It will he hatter for
sound money Democrats to maintain their
principles and to submit tolhe defeat cm
is inevitable, for the sake of the future.
The silver craze willylic out in time, and
tho licumcrntlc party will ariso purified
and triumphant. it. in useless to hope for
anything dlil‘ereut than what I have de-
scribed."

The Ilrooklyn'a Unofficial Trial.

Lawns, Dob, May iii—Tho new cruiser
Brooklyn has been given her unoillciul
trial trip. She accomplished the splendid
speed of 21 Mon knots an hour on a run
of three hours under forced draft. This
is over a knot. faster than the speed called
for in tho contract and insures a premium
'or her builders, the Cramps, of over 8200,
bull. or at the rate of that"!!! for ouch
quarter knot in excess of :20 knots, there
being no room for reasonable doubt but
that she will at loner equal yesterday's
rpecd on her otllclal trial.

hollering Cranium-a In Armenia.

lioo’l‘ux, May it!.-—-Lotters received here
from A rmcn'a. report the continued needs
of the nurvlvors of the Armenian innum-
ores and containing appeals from the in»
lei-national rcliof munmltieo at. (lolmtanti
noplc for further contributions. Winter
hm: givcu place to spring, and tho proclam-
aced limo hav come to Armenia. Many
of the people now need the encouragement
and aid which America can Send them.

Boston I’Iintere Denna-id In Increase.

Ilm'i‘m', May 1:3.--Elghty-ilve houne
paintcrn in thin city have acceded to their
employcec' demands for mm; for a day oi
night hours. an advance of i0 cents per
day. None of tho mnetcr painters have at
yct refused the miwmcc. M a meeting at
the painters and decorators it won Von-d
that. if any of them do not receive a prom-
ire of the increase they will strike.

Damage From Wind and llain.

AUOl’ii’i‘A. Mm, May id.--Iicporta from
surrounding towns show that the wind
and rain storm caused extensive damage.
More than no harm» in thin vicinity wore
wrecked. and the total loan upon property,
it in thought, will reach 1.10.000. The
wind blow with hurricane velocity, acclim-
panlcd by thunder, lightning and heavy
rain. 3.

(far Wheel Manuflrturcra Full]. ,

Pmrannwuu. May 12!. «do ”an H.
Whiincy. trading an A. Whlinayit 8cm,
manufacturera of car wbocly,hae made an
arraignment. Three largcpropcrticr are
comm: by the deed, including the car
wheel work» at leteenib and (.‘aliowhlli
streets. An estimate of aerate and liabili-
ties hue not yet. been made.

 

(.‘arpmtere’ tin-lire Diode-d.

NEW/dill. N. .l., May lilo-«Tho strike of
journeyman carpenters in this city for
van. a any and eight. hours war compro
mined at a meeting of the men and the
lumen». The men agreed to accept $2.50 I
day until Aug. 1. after which time they
are to receive 8.1.7.1. Work will be re-
turned tomorrow. ,,

File John Milli-lie Improving.
Loxmv, May l2.——«i-iir John Mlllail,
president of tho lioyui academy, who on.
demand the operation of tracheotomy flab
arday ulght. In reported to be making It
'mble crooner. ,

 

compromise. There rim be no straddle on if

of real lace. . blob.
in far less becaming.‘.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The imitation lace

vcil r be womb: the mantilln fashion.
attach y; 4 bunch ’ct'ilowcre tome polls.
fare. but the prottieetfiiehlqn of, "will?!
it is that in which it falla"‘over the lace
and envelope the entire figure in its vapor-
oue folds. ' ‘ . ‘

For washing black silk stockings and
all hosiery of ‘ a aerreltive color fresh bran
water is best. and or must, bottom in

 

 

cold water‘and dri ” in the build".

Flowers, white, gauze and ' tulle art the
favorite trimmingr'l'cuummcrhaic. The
caller but will still be worn. , ,

All kinds ct cheer, both buttoned, Itrap-
pcd and tied, will be worn during the
warm weather, but yellow phone are not
' permissible exocptfor the country.

Suede gloves are much wbrn, but the
glove 0! white kid remains an: infaahlcn.
Suede gloves are worn in gray and prile
cubic tones. ‘ ‘ “

Handkerchiefs are very smalifand are
trimmed with lace or embroidered. The

 

WALKING GOWN.

more elaborate they are the smaller they
are.

Regular daily exercise in the fresh air
and sunlight is indispensable to a fair
complexion. A Bellow, pasty skin in no-
ture's protest against too much indoor life
and the want of healthful open air exer—
else.

T0 are a clear skin sleep in wall venti-
lated rooms. It is not enough to open
one window wide unless there is an oppo-
eitc opening in door or window, for with.
out. a free circulation the air of a sleeping
room soon becomes vltlatcd and unfit to
breathe. '

Only water that has been boiled rind
cooled should he used for bathing the Inca.
This gives a soft, Velvoty effect to timekln.

'l‘hu walking gown illustrated in of light
gray faiilc, embroidered with steel and
black. The godut. skirt is adorned with
embroidery all around the foot. The
jacket bodice, of‘coral " and black velvet.
has points in front and blame over a rest
of gray faiiic embroidered with steel that
closes diagonally. The galy fame revere
am also embroidered. The balloon alcove!
u» of mivnt. .iumc Cliotur. '

 

I'M

fertilized l

p

BRADLEV'S
MAPEs:
whats-roars. .

And all other standard goods always
in chick. Sold at manufac-
turora' prices.

RAYMOND BROS.

Io. Harv-lie.

 

H_mm.ww.w. -mmW

MEAD’S

ICE CREAM

All Flavors
Always on Hand.

 

ICE CREAM SODA

seedless.
Try it! The best in the
cities.
um vocn

Furniture lie-upholstered!

minim 'i‘aimnup. Cloanwiami untold.
flair liaitrcaaoa made over. Chair» re—

 

. .l.
”m” .i. c. WALLAOE,
88 North Main 8h, bouth'lilorwalk.
e c an
r

in Minfigdwmmw‘ do 1‘ i
will“ , , , ‘0” .'
' hithongh rich lecithin

veils are netball» tolerated: The iiiunion‘ ‘

 

. Walk;

. . I.
e een any like Commederb“
Perry._"'We:liei‘/emei the hgemy
Ind ev era-9m.

The enemy waenumeroue and firmly
unlimited in South Norwclk.

We conquered. Porous and poor
man's plasters yielded to Dean's Kid-
ney Pilla. '

Linlments and oils were thrown
away in the rent. .

, ~ Deep rooted prejudices exhaled.
Dean's Kidney.Pillechanged all this.

Dpan'e Kidney .Piila have cured~ac~
iually curedwbad time or. .

Kidney Disease-disease, slow, in-
Iidione‘, and deceiving, . ,

‘fAlid line brought good ocuud‘bealih
to scores or sufferers. , ‘

‘ (Mr. F. 0. Lyon, of No. 22 High street.
adds histestimony. He helped to
mold the minds och host of his fellow
citizens. Ilia protrusion, that or» I
school teacher for thirty years, fifteen
ofyvhlch be was principal, placed him
prominently heforethe public. When
in‘harnesu he was an oracle and his

‘ statements carry Weight. He says: "I

procured a box of Dean's Kidney Pills
from Plaisted's pharmacy fér a slight
urinary trouble that originated from 3‘
cold. I caught it at an entertainment
about two years ago. Dean's Kidney
Pills man have brought about the
change, for . am now quite well."
‘Doan'e Kidney Pills are for sale by
Ill dealers, price 50 cents, mailed ‘by
Foeter-Milburn (30., Buffalo, N. Y..
Bole Ageute for the United States.
'l‘hcusande ere euffering excruciat-
ing misery-from that plague of the
night, Itching Piles, and say nothing

 

‘ about ll. through a sense or delicacy.

Instant relied in Dean’s Ointment. it

never fails. it . .

_FItIl Explosion In an Asylum.
COLUMBUS, 0., Mayl-‘A—A natural gas
“explosion occurred this morning at. the
Imbecilo aeyium. just west of this city.
Several people are reported killed.

'I'n'l’ay I Dividend.
, Ronni, N. Y., May 12.-—Receivcr Griffin
of the Fort Stanwix bank will pay iii) per
cent dividende on 400 of 81,000 proved
claims.

 

Carr: Town, ,liiay lit—Sir .lacohue A.
De Wet, the Britieb agent at Pretoria, bee
airmail. '

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Ayor's Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggiste. an
the meet prompt and efficient remedy
for biliousness. nausea, costiveneaa. in-
digestion. alumishneas of the liver,
jaundice. and all: headache; also. to re-
lievo colds, fevers, neuralgia and them
mutiem. .;‘ ‘

WW“

()no swallowv‘doee‘f not make S ring.
but one awallhw of One Minute .ough
Cure brings relief. E. P. Weed, Nor-

(l. C. Wu, W Nerwalk..

 

 

A. child was cured of etch? by a dose
oriwo of Ayer‘s (3 hectare]. A
neighbor's child died of i to clone dread
disease, while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This showethe
necessity of having Ayer's Cherry POClO-

. talalways on hand.

Children Cry for
Pltcher’a Castorla.

 

ll. V.,Iew Haven In Hartford

KAI LIOAD.

Trains Leave £2116. Norwalk as follows:
For New Vork.
AJf. 666.640.615.855. the. m. an. era.

936.958.1045.“!!7. l’. M. ”59.111.225.254.
“)7.620.535.530.621),tliiil.7li‘l.81l.10m.

scam".
A. M. 510.5319”; RM. (514.723.9213.
Leave Now Vork for lumflorwulk.
LMJMJOD. 'lm,ililil.9m. 1003.le 1100.
ii til. i? m. I’. M. i IMAM). 303. All). “)6. All).
5 a. ii 00. t 08. 7 00. a on, a no. 12 co.
annulus.
A. M. 861.13). I'. 1“. 600.1200.
Louv. South Nor-walk
, . for Now Havon.
it“. Mlmdilflfludlmillhioflfi. 1106.

ll“. Y. . l?M.l:i7.'-il)il.l’l).llfl.lfl.llii7.
OTIJIOJILDCIJHG.

DANBURV DIVIIION.
Loan So. Norwoile.

A.lif. 831.1011. PJl-lmtndlzlu.
action".

AJI. not. kill. Mil.

Lone. Donbury.

Lu. IMTMN’LIHO. RI. ”ll".
wane".

Adi. tot. Elf. lot.

 

SOUTH NORVMLK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.

ll Washington Stunt.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and from
1 to ii p. m.. and on Monday evening!
from Tic ii. , .
Interact allowed on deposita.
ALDEN SOIAIANS Prent.
JOHN n. Fitllllifl, vimpmc.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and Trivia.

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Novice:

SCHOOL TAXES.

Thctnrpayc-ro ofihe Math Nnrvrnlk Union
School diatriet are hereby notified thatibc
illetricttax alone and ouc—umarior miiicnn
the dollar. laid on the town caucwtnorit liut of
1am. ata meeting nitho diatrict huh on the
ithdar of doom .i1..at the Franklin oil-Mt
schlmihnuw. will maluennd payable on tho
minaret May. Minot which than 1 «ball int?
ready to tor-viva the amount Mill-on! i rug
charmer Wanhimztuu snout. Penalty1 at. the
mica! blooper mini. is if?!“ from ay lot.
lliiiii. will be charm-d on a l turns roam-suing
novel: on and after June lat. mu.

. datum.
(impel? 11;; Tuition for $0th 'orivalii Union
not a r: .
Dated at Knuth Somalis. April iii. rm”

 

fill

. tonic an

continuallyrecommendingothormothnn
.touaethemload wayewiththe t
results. My baby was deathly sick wit
cholera infantum. and Dr. Head's Diur-
rhcea Mixture cured it almost. imm -
iatel . Dr. Hand's Colic Cure is al

exce cub—dire. N. A. Daniels." ,
Hand’s Colic Cure and Dr. Band's Diar-
gisicccn Mixture are cold by all drugglets,

Eczema in a frightful affliction, but like
all other skin diseases it can be permu-
iicntl cured by applications of DcWitt’ll
Wile Illazelizialve. It never fails to
cure lice. E. P. Weed. Norwalk: (1;
C. St ilson, South Norwailt.

WEIW
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed wheulthc languid, exhaust-

 

 
 
 

. ed feeling prevails, When the liver is

torpid and sluggish and the need of a
alterativo is felt. A prompt
use of th 3' medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilioua fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache, indi:
gostiou, constipation, dizziness icld to
Electric Bitters. Fifty centcuur 8i per
bottle at G. (l. Stillson’s and E. 'P.
Weed’sdmg ate a.

In the Spun}, .1 young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of—DoWitt’i-l
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. E. P. Weed,
Nglrlzvaik; (1'. U. Stillson, South Nor-
w .

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Marvelous Results. , '
From a letter' written by Rev. J. Gun-
demmu,oi Dimondalo, Mic}- we are per
mittcrl to make this extract: '1 have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery as the results Were al-
most marvelous in the mule of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing LuGrippe. Terrible paroxysmc of
coughing would last hours With little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend re-
commended Dr. King’s New Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in its rcsu ts.” Trial hot—
tles frecat G. C. Stillmn’s and E. P.
Wood's drugstores. Regular size 50c.
and $1.

One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every. form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. E. 1’.
Wood, Norwalk; G. C. Stillson, South
Norwulk.

How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Care.

I". .1. (Jimmy & (10., Props., Toledo, 0.
1W0, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last if: yours. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry oat any obligations made
by their firm.

West 8: Truax. Wholesale Dl'u‘fgists,

Toledo. 0., Wniding. Kiunan ' Mar

vin,‘ Wholesale Druggistu, Toledo,

lno.

Bali‘s Caturrh Care is taken internal-
ly,acting directly u n the blood and
mucous surfaces of t. 0 system. Price,
Roperbottlc. hold by all dragging.
Testimonials free.

Mrs. it. D. Young, Middlohurg, In”
writes. I have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children. and [consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
(Jami have met used. E. 1’. Wood,
Nonvalk; U. C. Stillsou, South Nor.

walk.
Children Cry for
Pltcber’e Castorla.

 

 

 

Did you over think how readily the
blood is misoned by constipation? Burl
blood means bud health and nunuiure
old age. DeWitt‘a Little Ear y Rixers,
thcfummm little pills. overcome obsti.
note constipation. E. P. ,erd. Nor-
walk; G. (J. Stillson, South Norwldh.

Thehest salvoiu the world for cuts,
bruises. SUNS. ulcers. salt rheum. foyer
cures. letter. chapped hands. chiihluiua,
auras, and all skin orupiioua, and pan.
tivcly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or lunacy refunded. Price :35 routs
per box. E. i’. Wood and G. C. Stillson.

A. L. Wooator. a promiin‘rut citimu of
0mm. Mil-.11., aftcr Buffering excruciatn
ingly from lien for twenty years. wan
cured in a a on time by using DoWiti‘s
Witch lvluzci Halve. nu ulmoluu- cum for
all akin dimples. Moro of thin prepara-
tion in used than all others oombiuml.
E. I’. Woml, Nurwulk; (i. C. Stillnou,
South Norwulk.

You Don't liave To Sweet 0ft.
says the St. Lotus Journal of Agriculture
in an tuiiioriai about NoTwilac. tho
famoua tobacco habit cure, “We know
of many conic cured by No—‘I‘o-Buc.
One, a prominent til. Louis architect,
mnokcd imd chewed for twenty yearn;
two boxee cured him no that even the
amcll of tobacco mailer him sick." No-
TwBac sold and guaranteed by ll. ll.
I’laistcd. Nocure no pa . Book free.
Sterling Remedy (30.. cw York or
Gilliam.- -

Young mothers dmad tho amumcr
n‘mntha on amount of the grind mortal:
ity muting children cauocd by bowel
troubles. Perfect safety may be lunar-
cd those, who hoop on hand DoWitt'a
(Jolie and (lholcracnro, and mlmiuinter

, it promptly. Filt'i‘f'flm‘pli, hillnun collc‘
dyaenle and diarrlm-n. it. affords in,I

(I. titillmn, South Norwallr.

WClliidrea Cry for
Pitcher’e Castoria.

”W- ...., .Wc.........-_.. a...“ “an...” -a

m Baby wee rich. we gave her Castor“.
Wbm elm war a thin]. aim orb-d for Collette.
When sit/almanac ltllm. she clung to (We.
When ebe bed children. ehe ”mm (Moi-is.

 

 

 
 
 

illflilt ft‘l (if. E. 1’. Wml. Niiflvdllf; Gaming egprmglunf

with mount, the? Elma-M
mulls wholly the created ind , i"?
event a the any. It was finally (feel ed
upon and approved by the Emperor of
Russia less than five years ago, and has
been pushed forward ever clued with all
the energy of a powerful and rsourceful‘
Government behind it. it wasliegun
in May.‘,1802. with the expectation that
the entire line across Siberia. 8.698 miles
in length. will be finished in 1000. The.
rail mills of Russia are taxed to the
utmost to supply the advancing line
with rails. The course of construction
has just been finished to the Yenicei
River, about onethird of the distance
across Siberia. measured from the
west, and 3,056 miles from St. Petere
burg. " ' '

The region traversed thus far in com-
par‘ativelylevei, and the railroad fol-
lows as nearly as possible a straight
line. The course from this on runs
through a mountainous territory. and
will require steep grades. sharp curves
and an expensive roadbed. ‘

In the path of the route as marked
out is Lake Baikal, extending in a near-
ly straight northeast and southwest
line 370 miles long and from 20 to 70
miles wide, which makes it about half
as large again aoour own Lake Erie.
The surveyed route of the railroad runs
around this lake. but it is now pro,~
posed to postpone the' building of that
portion of the line for the present and
transport thecars across the Lake by
ferry. “

Lake Baikal is in about the same lati-
tude as Lake Winnipeg, Canada, and is
deeply frozen in the winter, when pan
sengers and freight will be transported
across the lake in sledges, or when the
ice is sufficiently thick it is proposed to
carry them across by a temporary rail-
road laid'upon the ice.

0n the Pacific end a portion of the
line isalready in operation. and with
such energy and success is the con-
struction of the road being puShed at
every point that it is now confidently
predicted that the entire line will be
constructed in 1898. Either in that
year or the year after the trip around
the world may be taken with every
expectation of reasonable comfort by a
route which will carry the traveler
across the entire length of Siberia—-
Philadelphia Press. ’
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A RILEY PARTY.

new the Poet's Genius Helped I Church
Charity.

A “Riley" party was recently held by
one of our church charity organizations,
says a writer ip the Ladies‘ Home
Journal. It proved a decidedly unique
affair and quite a profitable one also.
The decorations of the church parlors
consisted plainly of paper. which was
most artistically twined about pillar,
post and picture. A large picture of
Janice Whitcomb Riley was placed up~

 

 

. on the wall facing the entrance, and

over it in pasteboard letters.

“When the front is on the pumpkin.

'And the fodder's in the shock."

Almost all the young people who had
gotten .up the. entertainment were
dressed to represent Riley’s characters.
and several of the most important pro
sided over the booths. At one, which
was literally covered with paper flow-
ers. "Lizabeth Ann, she can cook best
things to eat," sold cakes and pies. At
another Riley’s poems and photographs
were sold, and at still another “The
raggedy - maul He works for pa,"
knocked down apples from an impro~
vised apple tree as fast as he could sell
them. And among the purchasers
were “Little Orphant Annie.” “Gran-
ny’s come to our house," “The fishing
party." "Max and Jim." ”Pa and ma
and me, all three," and very many
other-o.

While all were busy buying and tast-
ing the good things.

” “The old hand' mart-bed law-
And Myllshcr and grander lanes; but
Somehow~«anywuy
i want to hoarthc old band play
Shh tum-s itti '.iuhn limwu's liody‘ and
‘h‘wcci Alivc.‘ don‘t you know?
And "l‘hc i‘umcla in a A-i‘omiu‘ ‘ and
'Jubn Anderson. My Jo." "
And the iulprmaptu band played them.
Later in the evening some of the Riley
poems were recited.

Man should Live to “lo Teen.

Button. Float-ens, Humboldt and a
grim many other ruminant naturalists.
aciontiata. etc.. where of the opinion
that the natural limit of earthly Mist
once amtmg the animal creation in five
iluuniaalong an the timaexpendod by
them in reaching maturity. Button
gives the following table to authlaniiute
that peculiar belief:

The camel grown for eight years, lives
40'. the horse grown for five your». lives
25; the or grown for four years. lives 15
to 20; the lion grown for four yearn,
lives 20; the dog grown for two years.
lives 10 to 12: the man grow» for 20
years, liven lilii.

 

The Downward nub Makes Wrinkles

"Never rub your face downward."
cold the . phynical culture teacher. “it
drugs the fliiiiltfli’ti down in a way that
nothing cine can do, and hint: at old one
and the attraction of gravitation. and
all aorta of other unwelcome things
That drooping effect. Wannabee you
look and and normt‘ul. and no matter
how you incl. you imow. you ought to.
anthc photographer can. 'aasumo a
Alwayn pat the
face after washingit anyway; inetead
of rubbing it, using a coil. towel and
with upwanlprmauro."

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Accommiaiing n Landlord.

“I like the house." he said. “but. it is
too large for my loudly, anlilwcald
want to rent it in conjunction with an
other party."

"I don't know about that." replied
the landlord dubiously. ”i would lunch
prefer that the house he let alone."

“Very vvcli, then, I will let it alone,"
and a little later he was looking at an
other house. Harlem Life. . ‘

 

 

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