‘ tam: mountain :>“
“I Vnfllf II I A
Douot be deceived b labia
genteel panic, package, or sign:
var-om canola:
inguinal tinnitus
theta: slmlle “gesture
H‘irsathepeelusgeand ea eschew.
‘ TAKE NON! WITIIOE
c u r-r in o
. or _
All. Illlle or annulus
‘ Node Es" and Perfect!
Intheec inodern days. the art of dress mak-
% orsuiely it is an art. and an expensive
2 etnctleia we reached the proportions of
It looms almost imposI-iiblo for the women
oft . .to keep int web with tho fashions.
so ly and so ra icaily do they change.
and requires almost an unlimited purse.
'vAwomfn thiglis Marita (glinttfil'llfit hhlinowi]
‘ romeciin o euis 3,9
indeed iortunate.
’ A Point to Be Considered.
. ‘ Willit pay‘to attend a school and learn to
“ cutandnm e in own garments by a tallor’o
method. in whic iiill tho perfectinns have been
~comblnod.as the residence of this city now
{have the 0 (Mandy of acquiring?
‘ Think o t is With care.
. *iichool hours. 2 lo 5aiid 7 to ii.Tiiesday.Thurc-
day and Saturdays. 2‘: Smith Main street. bio.
' gomlk ; Mondays and Fridays. in Wall street
‘ orwalk.~
‘ n.
All'yllew Seeds!
Putatoes, "
FromMaine.
DONE:
to}...
~IPea's,
‘iiiniabeans,
‘ . Pole or Bush.
Ln _. ,,
' ‘ hitch Beans.
‘2‘ . All of the Best Kinds.
3" igSweet Corn,
Sweet Pea Seed
’ 7 By Ounce.
.« saauri coasvocit JR’S
'12 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of see-
‘ ing the word
Mil-ZION”...
-----ACETON
' r 7 r
If you are troubled. with
headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gia, Bad Golds, to.
Try afcw powders, and you
will never tire of recommend-
ing it to your :illlictcd friends.
When callcd to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Marland Rh '5 ys
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
ll. Acolnn.l dr.
. Ft. I'iilv Nu. l‘l.
. Tnkn mm every half hour. till perspir-
at
m‘ he” ”m” "m h‘mf'il. l..itiallI.AND.
' This success in the care 0
this disease is world wide.
Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. l’laistcd's. ’
. m .
Jolt and Cyclone Proof.
gas Pathlight
hey who ride must see the
road. The Pathli ht makes
it! t the we . ldeslcrs
it. & T‘V
.Ilfg.Ce.247Ccom sort. .-
‘ he
menus lull" ”all!“
. ~PXW. ww.
Alana. flay iii-pliant Ilsa Shin:
burn. the noted hunk, bout-n who has
been in the Albany county iail six months
awaiting trial in Bohobsvie only for the
burglariclng of the Mid
‘ii
Schobaric. where his
on Monday.‘. Shari! ”by
rte county. paniad
friend, ami. jail for, Ethinburn to
take him to Schoharia.‘ .
Shialiurn had been previously notified
to get ready toilesvc for the trip. and!
when Sheriff Loveland arrived he found
his prisoner exceptionally well dressed
and in an amicable disposition. As the
party left the jail door Shinhurn sat down
on the stoop and refused to go to the de-
pot unless a carriage was procured for
him. This request was refused. and aft.
er Sheriff Loveland had reasoned to no
avail he attempted to start Shinburn on
his journey by force. Shinburn resisted,
and a fight ensued. in which Sheriff Love-
iaud receiveOa kick in the face.
The jail authorities were called on for
assistance, and four deputy sheriffs re
spondod. With the assistance of those
men Sheriff Loveland and his two friends
’succeeded in getting Shinburn to the sta’
lion, which is. but a short distance from
the jail,‘aftcr fighting with the pricqncr
all the way.
. When Shinburn reached the station. he
presented a sorry sight. Ills coat had been
torn from his back, and the rest of his ‘
clothes were in shreds. while the shesifl'
and his party looked as though they had
been participating in a prize fight.
BASEBALL. '
‘ Till NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At' Pittsburg—
Pittshurg ..... 2010020002—7
New York.....0 0 (l 0 0 :3 :3 l 0 8—— ti
Pittsburg—llits. 13; errors, 4. New
York—Hits, 12; energy”).
At liouliivillo— .
Brooklyn.........0 0 7 0 0 1 0 0 i— 9
Mulavllle........3 53 0 (l 0 0 0 8 0— 8
Brooklyn—Hits. l2; errors, 3. Louis—
ville—Hits. ll; errors. :5.
At Cleveland—
Phlladolphla..."0 O 2 O 0 0 5 0 1-— 8
Cleveland ..... ....B i ii 0 0 0 2 0 2—10
Philadelphia—Hits, i=2; errors, 8. Cleve-
land—Hits, ltl; errors, 4.
At Chicago—
Boston..........:..2 o o o o o o o o— 2
Chicago. ......... 10000004'—5
Boston—Hits, 8; errors, 1. Chicago——
Hits, 8; errors, 3.
At St. Louis—
Snlmuis .......... 020000100—3
Baltimore ........ 2 ti 2 o 0 2 1 0—10
St. Louis—Hits. 5: errors, 4. Balti-
more—Hits, lil; erorrs, 2.
At Cincinnati—
Washington ...... 023100000—6
Cincinnati ....... 3 0 0 0 1 0 i) 0 0-‘- 4
Washington—Hits, ii); errors, 7. Cin-
cinnatit—Ilits, 7; errors, 3.
MINING FATALmEs.
One Man Killed by Falling Rock and An-
other by a Gas Explosion.
Wiiknriiuuiin, Pa. May iii—By a fall
of a rock in Babylon mine at Duly“;
Charles Smith, a miner, was killed. and
Andrew Sada, a laborer. aged 24 years.
was fatally injured. Both were married.
An explosion of-gas occurred at the
Hammond colllery. Glrnrdvllle, fatally in-
juring John ,Monaghou, aged 45 years,
and seriously homing Edward Roacb,‘
aged :53. hicnaghan died shortly after
ranching the surface, and Roach was tak-
cu to a hospital.
Knight Templar Election.
Tiinsrov, May i:i.—'l'ho grand com-
mandery. Knights 'l‘cn'iplars. at New Jer-
sey. has elected the following oillccrs:
Right eminent grand commander. Robert
Dingwoll of Newark; very eminent deputy
grand commander, John E. Rows of Now-
nrk; grand generolisslmo, William E.
Sebriug of Plainfield; grand captain gan<
oral. Peter E. McGlll oi Lambertville:
grand preiato, Ilev. George C. Mnddook
of this city; grand senior warden, William
5. Dnvlson of Washington; grand stand-
ard bcunrr. Daniel Dcmarost of Pascale:
grand treasurer, Frederick J. \l’ieno of
Bordontown: gnind recorder. Charles
Bechtel of this city.
-, “1. .-...
Tho Methodist Conference.
Clm'iziaxii, May lib—Th0 session of
the Methodist general conference was
brief but breezy. Considerable oratory
wait lndulged in over the headlines of one
of‘ the morning newspapers, which made
it appear that a conference delegate had
denounced the Christian Endeavor society
usidlotlc because it had prayed for the
conversion of Colonel Ingorsoll. The
storm quickly blew over, however. The
most Important matter brought before the
conference was embodied in a resolution
providing for the appointment of a com.
mission to prepare a new constitution.
Proceeding» of Congress.
\t‘Asiiiso'i'ox, May ill—in the senate
yesterday the controversy between San
Pedro and Santa Monica, (:al., for the es.
tublluhmont of a deep sea harbor was end-
oil by the adoption of a compromise
amendment to the river and harbor bill,
which provides for the appointment of a
commission to decide on to the merits of
the two llilu'ml. in the house an unspo-
ken speech by General Wheeler of AIDIIIIP
ma was ordered to be expunged from The
ltcnnrd. The illinols election contest was
discussed.
Appointed by llovernor Morton.
Amiuv, May ill. «Governor Morton
has appointed Mr. John D. Silvers of Mid-
dietown a trustee of the Middletown State
Homeopathic hospital, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of James (at. tiraham.
and has also reappointed Miss Alice Sand-
foril of Sing Sing to the board of mana-
gers of the lioformntory For Women at
licdford.
titles BRIEFS.
Justice Allen B. Parker of Kingston.
N. Y.. decided that the Albany police hill
was unconstitutional.
The British home oillce has refused to
reopen the one of Mrs. Florence May-
brick. the convicted mudoress.
President Cleveland presided at the un-
veiling of the broom equestrian statue of
fienoral Winfield Scott Hancock in Wash.
lugton.
An unidentified man, who is thought to
he been Dorms of Bridgeport, committed
suicide by jumping from the bridge at
Ninety-seventh street and Park avenue in
front of a New York Central locomotive.
Charle- ii. killer of Newmk. N. J.,
made a scene at tbeadlgue in New York,
deidaring that the Woman who committed
outside at the Colonnade hotel was his
‘ wifa though her relatives say that the
III". a". Mad a rm an.
‘ laws of lace and cause.
' Capes are fully as fashionable an! em,
end terraced more. . M
ingly mining as light, and
Musician-immune “ +-
that is, the capes intended for .
lions. Theremruanycepcs of‘oloth of
light tones, braided, embroidered and even
trimmed with lace, which are serviceable.
These are usually lined with changeable
taffeta, surab or satin morveilloux o! a
bright. light shade. More elaborate capes
we entirely composed of satin or taffeta,
sometimes fiowarcd in subdued tones.
They are lined with plain silk which w
penis one of the shades of the outside ma-
terial and are ornamented with beaded
motifs. ecru lace embroidered with brown
or black or niches, rallies and plaitlnge of
uzo.
A form of cape much liked to that in
which the body of thogarmontis mounted
in ploite on nflat yoke which laframad
with rucbcs of snow orlace. Buches are
soon everywhere, tri gskirts,ooriiagosi
and capes. A great out of black , mous-
sellno do sole and game are employed on
all parts of the costume, giving a charm-
ingly soft and vaporous effect. Cravat
. torso oinils cows.
code of lace, plaltcd gauze or tulle, as well
as bows, paste buttons and other orna-
ments, are adopted for the decoration of
copes.
In spite of the prevailing taste for bril-
liant and bizarre contrasts capes of black
satin, taffeta. liroclie silk or fabrics of em-
broidory and lace combined have a great
success. The last mentioned are made
over a lining eltlicr colored or black. The
black capo. which is very elegant in its
cflcct when command of silk, lace and or-
namentation in which a little gold or all-
ver enters, has the advantage of going
well with all gowns.
The illustration shows a novel gown for
a young girl. It is of wood brown wool
dotted with red and liaangodct skirt, near
the foot of which are two clusters of nar-
row tucks, These tucks are crossed at
regular intervals by diagonal bars com-
posed of pearl buttons. The blouse bodice
has also two horizontal clusters of tucks,
and the full portion of the clowns is simi~
lnriy adorned, bars of buttonsmimposing
tho ornamentation. The belt, which tics
behind, is of beige silk.
calls are of Myriam
uingway—Iour sister earners no :u
dinner. doesn't she, Willie?
Willie—Ob. yes. She said she didn't
know but what you might stay to break-
fast—Life.
The collar and
The honey of tho snapdrugon cannot
be extracted by the common bee. which .i
hue not Weight enough to pull down the
lower jaw of this curious flower: only
the humblehoehu accessto the interior.
Nothing is more silly than the pleas-
ure some people take in "speaking ,thcir
minds." A man of this make will vaya
rude thing for the mere pleasure of any
inc.
Fertilizers !
BRADLEY'S
MAPES.’
PRESTON’S.
And all other standard goods always
in stock. Sold at manufac-
turm' prices.
RAYMOND BROS.
MEAD’s—M‘
ICE CREAM
All Flavors
Always on Hand.
ICE CREAM SODA
5c 3 Glass.
Try it! The best in the
Mum-causes.”
.thc most
cities.
..i
ya
.i..,.
'49; i
‘ ‘ n-W .
In People Reason Easily soc Consist-
- ently . Nowadays.
' I w. ,.
In former times llalnients and pissi-
iers sold over all internal remedies. he-
causc people mistook effects for dis-I
cases and attacked a pain where they
found it. Temporary relief convinced
them they were right, and so they laid
a return of the pain to a‘ return of.tbe
complaint, when in fact the disease
.was there all the time. A backache is
‘uol an aching of the back. but an sch?
lag of the kidneys and remedies must
reach the kidneys and be perfect in tho
work at that, before permanent relief
is secured. Dean's Kidney Pills are
perfect in their work and permanent in
their core. A backache gives way at
once. because the kidneys maniac their
normal functions and there is nothing
to ache. There is nothing so hard to
combat as the "evidence of our
senses," and yet all who believe us on
the subject of backache are glad they
did because of the cure.
Here Is a case in point right here at
home. Mrs. John Mains, who resides
in that Norwalk, at No. 23 S. Osborn
avenue, her statement of the benefita
received from Dean's Kidney Pills is
short, but poiiitcd. She says: "i have
been,troubled with kidney complaint
, since l-hod scarlet fever when a little
girl; have had backache a great. deal of
the time. I got a box of Dean's Kidney
Pills at Plaisted's drug store and they
have relieved me of my trouble.” Loin
of South Norwalk proof like this. that
- testifies to the merit of Dean's Kidney
Pills.
For sale by dealers. Price, 50 centa.
Mailed by Foster-hillburn Co., Buiialo,
N. Y., sole agents for the United
States. _ .
Hives are not dangerous to life. but
they are a prolific breeder of misery
and profanity. Dean's Ointment gives
instant relief. even in the worst cases
of this and other exasperaling diseases
of the siting" __.......- .._
Aycr’c Pills are rewmmended ,by
leading physicians and druggists, as
the most. prompt and efficient moody
for biliousncsa, nausea, oostiveuees, in-
digestion, aluggishncas of the. liver,
jaundice, and sick headache: also, to re-
lieve colds, fevers. neuralgia and rheu-
matism. .
One swallow does not make Spring,
but one swallow of One Minute Cough
Cure brings relief. E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk; G. U. Stillson, South Norwalk.’
As the strength" 'of a building depends
Upon the solidit of its foundation, so
health depends pop. the condition of
the blood. To ‘uxpel impurities and
cause the vital fluid to become vigorous
and life-giving, Aycr‘s Saraaparilla is
| _ pcher and effective medi-
cine in use. . ‘ .‘3
f “-_...
e .
Pltcher’e Castorla.
ll. Y.,lew Il’avon 8i Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave 53th Norwslk as follows:
For New York.
A.If. nanometre roe. no. an. one.
nmsraiomiiri. l'. M'. ”bananas“.
till.tilJflJaOJmeJn‘fJu.low.
auxnara.
Lit. enamels. RM. alumna.
Lalv. New York for So.Norw-lk.
LMJMGOIL'IMHMJM. icon. 1000» um.
iiixsi'im. P.hi.iot.-mi. 303. m. we. no.
it 1600.6NJM. 800.930.1200.
smears.
A. If. roam. P. if. coauco.
Louvre South Norwclk
for Now Haven.
A M. inincmnmecacimooe. 11M.
mi. Mi. im.i:n.3m.no.m. m. err.
637.710.811.9IL1115.
DANIURV DIVISION.
Lolvo So. Norwaik.
AJI- 081.1011. P.M.ld3.lB.III-‘IG.
marinara.
Add. vac. Hi. we.
Lo-VQ Dnnbury.
Adi. invariance. BM.
animus.
AJI. soc. RM. 606.
dill".
SOU'III IORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
at Waahlng'ton Stroot.
Opt'fi daily from it to ill a. m.. and from
i to :i p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from lie 8.
interact allowed on deposits.
JOHN H. ricituis. Vice—emu
JOHN ll. KNAPP. See. and Tress.
NOTICE!
WW... m.....
SCHOOL TAXES.
letaxmyoraoliho south Norwulk lriiion
Ht'liiwil district are ill'l’t‘i'Y untitled llmttlio
tllntrlcttux nfuno and nun-quarter lnlllnuii
tlicdollar. luidon tlielnwn eswmnr-ntim of
Mill. at a meeting with» district holdup the
atlidav of June, limit“ the 'multlln street
W'hflvli hlillHl'. will lmtluniintl puyulilo nullit-
iatdayof .‘illl’JFihl, at which time l shall be
ready to i-i-coiw llio mint-at Htillmm‘a drug
«lurinfl‘i Washington street. l'cmilt at tho
riitonf nlm- per f'f‘llt. iiyeiir from M lat.
Mid. will be charged on all taxes remaining
unpaid on IIIlli after June let. my“.
, l. A. 'l‘oiJJ‘JI.
Collin-turn! Turns for South horwalk Union
Nchtml [Ill-lfii'l.
Dated at Booth Norwnlli. April [5. 1m.”-
' a
. HAVE YOUR
Furniture lie-upholstered!
Carpets Taken up. (flushed and lie-laid.
* flair Montcalm ulhdo over. cum rc—
m" J. c. wsiiscr,
88 North Mamba. South Nomalk.
a i am
. cholera infantum, and Dr. Hand
hoes
Childreii Outer.
“malnutrition
‘ 'fl 5 '5
. n garnBW’..flnfim
, years an ant
to thermaud alwayswith the best
results. My baby wasdoathly dikhwiiirh
. —
r Mixture cured it almost -
istel . Dr. Hand’s Colic Care is also
exce nt.-hirs. N. A..Daaiels." Dr.
Hand's Colic 0am and Dr. Hand’s Diar-
gl‘iomahiixtureaee soldhyall druggists,
Eczema is a frightful aflilctiou, but like
all other skin diseases it can he perma-
nentl curedb applicationsofDoWitt's
Witc .Hazel ve. It never fails to
cure iles. E. P. Weed, Norwalk; G.
C. St n, South Norwalk.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more ner-
ally needed when the languid, e ast-
ed feeling smalls, when the liver is
torpid and nggish and the need of a
tome and altorative is felt. . A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the, system
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
getiun, constipation, dizziness yield to
ectric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at G. C. Stillson's and E. P.
Wood’s drug stores.
In the Spring 3 young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of—DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood. and
invigorate the system. B. P. Weed,
malls; G. C. Stillson, South Nor-
ifamlcia Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
derinau,of Diiiioiidale, Mich weare per
mitted to make this extract: '1 have no
hesitation in moonimendiiig Dr. King’s
New Discovery as the results were al-
most marvelous in the case of mfiawife.
While I was pastor of the ptist
church, at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing LaGi-ippe. Terrible paroxysms 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
sat-isfactory in its results." Trial bot-
tles free. at G. C. Stillson's and E. P.
Wood's drug stems. Regular size 50c.
and IN.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It in the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. E. P.
Weed, Norwalk; G. C. Stillson, South
Norwalk.
' m: me
We offer One Hundred Dollars lRe-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not he cured by Hall's Catarrh Care.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
b their firm.
estdc Truax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. 0., Wuldiiig. Kinuan & Mar-
vin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
Ohio.
Bali's Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
1y, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
750 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free. ,i
. R. D. Youu . Middlebnrg. In.
Wm. Iliave naetiiOne Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children, and I consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory (tough
(,‘nrcl have ever used. E. i’. Weed.
Norwalk; 6. C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk. .__
Children Cry for
Pltcber'e Gastorla.
Did you ever think how readily tho
bloodis poisoned by constipation? Bad
blood means bad health and premature
old age. DcWitt’ii Little Early Risers,
the faniouslittlc pills, overcmiie obsti-
nate constipation. E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk; 0. C. Stillsoii, South Norwalk.
Buchiin's Arnie: Salve
The best solve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rlicuin. fcvcr
norm, letter. chapped hands, cliilblnins.
coma, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivelych piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give pcrfwt satisfies-
tion or money refunded. l’rim- ‘25 cents
per box. E. f’. Weed and G. C. Stillsou.
A. L. Wooster. a prominent citizen of
fiasco. Mich. after suffering excruciat-
ineg from )lit'ti for twenty years. was
cured in a 9 on time by using lie-Will's
Witch Hazel Salvo. an absolute cure for
all skin diacimis. More of this prcparuv
tion iii used than all others combined.
E. 1’. Wood, Norwalk; G. C. litillmu,
South Norwalk.
You Don't line To Swear Oil,
says the St. Willmemihi of Agriculture
in an editorial about No'I'o-Bac. the
famous tobacco habit cum, "We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Buc.
One a prominent St. Louis architect,
imio odand chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Bao aoldand guaranteed by R. H.
Plaiiitcd. Nocure no pay‘. Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00., ew York or
Chicago. _
Young mothers dread the summer
months on account of the great mortal-
ity among children caused by bowel
troubles. Perfect. safety may be linear.
cd thou! who keep on hand DoWitt's
(Jolie and (.ihiilcra cure, and mliiiinistor
it promptly. FOI't‘I’iIIllpll, liilimis colic,
dysentery uiid dlarrlimii. it affords in:
stunt relief. E. i’. Wml. Norwalk; G
C. Stillson, South Norwnlk.
"china. 6}], for
Pitcher’e eaetoria.
mm... ”Aw—e“... . .
When Ilahyvrasnlck. we gave karmic.
When show-sand“. shouted formula.
mmmnm slucliiiigtomorls.
Wheashehadandruehepvethclcaetovla.
fl
F. J. Cnaxav &_ C0,, Props, Toledo, O._
he hee- whid’h‘ a ‘hfostsns"
‘ - ' haircut. ‘
, Anyona at all familiar wilhtbc land
herein described will tell you that the
able editor/of the Tomcat! Mont.)
Messenger, from which paper t warti-
‘ hatch
zine. has blended truth and poetry most
lines which follow. Hear him a mo-.
ment: , '
"If you are old. with the tire of life
his year limbs, if you are looking at the
gray clouds overhead and longing for a
land where your faded life may pass
away in peace, come to Montana. Here
the sky is as blue as the sky of Italy;
the air is full of fragrance, and the
land echoes with i‘ the voices of thou.
sands who work beneath the pale glim-
mering of the store.
“If you are a young, man, toiling as
your father toiled in worn out and bar-
ren deserts of the East; if you would
like to live where the soil rewards the
teller; where the golden grain spar-
kiss in the morning dew. where the
banners of prosperity wave and the
gaunt spectre of starvation crosses into
another country. come to Montana.
"There never was such a country for
the best brand of husbands; they run
loose on the streets and you meet them
everywhere. If you are a young woe
man full of golden visions and would
like to pick up a husband on every
mountain side, come to Montana. Be
‘fore many years every quarter section
will have a house upon it; the pine clad
mountains will be dotted with hoists,
stamp mills and thousands of men delv-
ing into them for hidden treasures; and
the foothills. that now only know the
spangled cow and untrained brooches.
will echo to the heavy trend of the bet-
ter grade of cattle and horses as the
years SWeep onward.
”The face of the earth seems to glow
with beauty and health. and the people
who live in this marvelous country go
around congratulating each other and
trying to analyze their goodness. Our
cities are growing. and the railroads
change their time tables each week to
accommodate new towns that'Were not
on the last one issued. There is not a
man idle who wants work. Farmers
do their ploughing sitting upon the
spring seats with a box of cig are on one
side.
“In the East they walk behind their
plough until they have no distinct idea
who er they are shoving the machine
or the horses are pulling it. The man
who can‘t thrive. prosper and get rich
in Montana would starve in a bakery.
If you want to see how much this will
assay to the line, come to Montana.
DAN'L'S WIFE.
A Story of Economy. of the East
and West. .
A keen eyed, nervous. active; little
old woman, whose New England birth
and thriit were plainly apparent to any
one familiar with the New England
type. was a passenger on an eastern
bound train leaving Chicago ._ one morn-
ing not lung ago.
“l’ve been out to Iowa visiting my
son Dau'l’," she confided to the lady who
shared her section of the sleeper with
the old lady. "I‘ve never been West
before an’ I do'no' ‘as I ever want to
again."
"You didn't like the West then?”
“No, I can't say as I did. It's a real
nice country. too. in some respects. but
I don't like the style of living out there.
I'd go crazy if I had to live with my son
Dnn'l's wife." .
"Indeed?"
"Yes; 'I just would. I thought i
should tly some days when I was there.
She's one 0' those Western girls of she
waiii't brought up to be saving as i
brought my girls up an' hit my mother
brought her girls up."
"Uh, wasn't she?“
"Indeed she was not." Then. lower.
iiig her voice to a {confidential tone she
added: “I just want to tell yo’ some 0'
Dan'l‘ii wife's recklessness. In the first
place. she uses a whole egg to set tlo lior
coiiec mornings, when anybody knows
the yoke is a plenty! Just think of
that! A half an egg saved every day
means one hundred and eighty two au‘
a half eggs a year. That's fifteen dozen
and two eggs at fifteen cents a dozen.
which comes to 82:38! I tigured it all
out for her and she just laughed au'
went right on Wlk‘lllll' eggs. It's just
terrible!
"Thea here's flil')lilb‘l‘_ thing: She
never cuts a pic but into four pieces! 1
was brought up to cut a pie into six
places. an' it’s enough for anbmly. Then-
is a whole third at a pic wasted every
day. idlie rays Dim‘l like» his pic cut
wide! I tell you he wasn‘t fetched up
to be a gluttnii. 'l'liim slit: pares pota-
toes and apples the thickest of anybody
I ever now! It just made me tired of
the whole Went to see her not down to
pare tho minions for dinner."
"Potatoes are plenty in the West."
"That's no roiuioii they should be
wasted. Sugar ain't on cheap when:
Dan'l lives by a quarter of a cent on the
pound as it is back in Vermont where!
live. and I just felt like screaniln' tr.
see Dau'l'ii wife putting two his low
unions of sugar in hot cup of colon
cicry niorniii‘! Did you over! [They
run to riotous liviu’ awfully out hero in
the Went."
”They don‘t think so much of econo-
my an in Vermont.
“Illihonld say not. [land's wife pate
cream in her cinanhcd potatoes sii' a
chunk of butter no big as a walnut on a
beef steak after she fuelled it? it just
madame hmnesick to see snch‘going'a
on, an’ i ain't no use for a conntr where
girls are brought up like that. You
give me old Verinontmhero folks know
the blessodneaa of bein' sayin‘l‘L-Do-
troll. Free Press.
In. Emotional.
”Julia, louver see you at funerals."
"No. when I so [always cry harder
titan the widow; and that makes pwpie
think that i wed in love with the use.”
«OWN -
ole is taken by the Northwestern Hagen _
felicitously in every one of the eloquenti «
dying out of you and the buoyancy leav- .
(lesions is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
lorphinewnor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It bohemian substitute for
ransom. Drops Whine 8mm.
and Castor Oil. It! is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Nathan. Castorla is the
Children's Panacea-the lfothcr’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For bulimia and Children.
no not be imposed upon, but insist emu
having Calorie, and see that the {acclaim
signature of
l! 0 I! l h t M“
m..... m
We shall pro- ' '
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tan Cari-sun Cowman” Murray St..N.Y.
avaDZJ
a
Examiner In
were NS
Offices, 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOB’I'. CONN-
TENT 4
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtaiaedaad all Pab-
‘en: businesacouductcd for "gong-r: run,
on Omctleomai U I. [an omen"
hood we collectors patexi't‘m is. m an thoae‘
remote from Washin _ .
Send model. drawing or photo.. with descripr
lion. We advise. if patcnmblc or not. free of
charge. Our he not duo till tent isnccund.’
‘ p I'm-C'- “ How to 0 rain Patents," with
coat 0 mtath:U.S.andfcrcigncounu-iu-
sen: free. Address, ‘
0.A. SNOWJLGO.‘
I“:0". Psnar Omen. Warm-lam. n. c. I
d
‘ “‘W
It Is
the Best
plan, in buying a wheel, to avoid the
new and untried makes. lluy on that
has stood the test of time. For .m'm ‘
yam our “ be-surc-you-arc-riglit-and-
ihcn-go-ahcnd" policy has made the
“Phoe ' ”
Bicycle
famous for beauty, durability, strength
and speed. Coat. SIOO.
A “ l’hvrnix.” unless abused, needy no "pain .- :-
rnmidcranlr saving! Every 'r/i lmpftvvt'llirlll. nu lad.
hg mnl-irtcd j'illtlt, large and dint-print bearingu.
lurrtl but» and hanger, adjustable ham-lo bar, cu,
Stud/or our (‘KII‘II’:.'11 — moi/til ,0”.
STOVER BICYCLE MNFII. C0"
175-571 Million Ave“ New York.
For
the
Best
Printing
Lnnva Vnur
dnlor at
the
Sentinel . . .
. . . . Office!
Norwalk Chronicler