those modern days. the are of dress mak-
or 3‘6le3666 an art. and an expensive
8 reached the proportions of
salmon impossible for the women
.ta keep in touch with the fashions.
y and so radically do they change.
requires almost an unlimited purse
Wanton m)thzitds able to construct her own
1 the cutting to the linishlng,ls
fart unlit e.
1‘ Faint to Be Gunsldorod.
11111111111 own garments by a tailors
athod. in whle all the perfectlons have been
annulled. as the residence of this city now
vs the oagonunity of acquiring ‘1’
s w1th care
when“ 2 to 511ml 7 to a ,T11esday.'f'hurs-
days, Sa'turdays. 2'1 South Main streentlo.
' Monday 5 and Fridays. is Wall street
PLEASE SIR
Give me a pound of tea, and one of cof-
fua.. Mama isn’t afraid to send me, be-
'maeshe knows you will give me the
. some as if she came herself. Certainly 1
Hanan and square dealing, sixteen
ounces to the pound and of the best at
“that, is what is always obtained at
‘ Comatocks, and of'thc finest grade in
' the city. Give us a call.
Snort. coosvocu 111's
6 tr North Main Street.
Em.--” .
7 Did you ever get tired of sec-
ins,1r the word
“‘ACETfiN
6‘6-ll-I
ACETON
? ? ?
9 'If you are troublcd with
floouocho, Rheumatism, Neural-
glo, Bad Colds, dc.
36v? a few powders, and you
lncvcr tire of recommend-
511g 11: to you1 alllictcd friends.
cu called to a cum of La
, Grip ppc, Dr. Marland always
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
g, ”Won l
I‘ulv.
”Thug“? 16ml” 3:11]: ynhrl’l.” hour. till perspir-
l) U
° ° ’ .nmmn.
world wide.
c obtained at
this diseases
» Accton ca
_R H. Pleistcd's.
11:7deme
WPalhh blanket
. “their . dubs
6 660316;“, a.“
ltpapom attend a school and learn to 6
This success in t c cure of
ml
W M of tho nun-so W
of III. low York Tribal“. ‘
mm. 17m 16 ~11}. ll. Honors of
Group, N. J.. boslnooo msuagor of tho
blow York Trlbutla who was on his way
lo this «entry, dlcd onddonly in mid
man on An her "an" U of ‘,“Roma.
which bob ad lot
A numb-r of doc-possum woro
bogulllag the limo with apart". when.
during lho a usage moon:
petition “WWW: of gentleman. in
which flows! taking pm. Mr. blooms
color-d bio hold and fell no it In 11 fit. dy.
an annular later of hurl failure.
ho bodywlll ho cmbalrnrd and shipped
. to Now York by tho (lily of Home on hot
um toy-go _~,____
Elias ll. ileum was hero in Columbia
county, 11.111181“) 111107111. moral
employment with N W. Aycr c b'on of
Philadelphia, and In 15111 mauled a place
In tho barium: olllco of the New York
Tribune. lie mauled bliss Aiothn Hagen
back of Williauuport, Pa. in 11177 and
had lived at Eon image, N. J.. for the
pool 12 yum lie was a director of tho
East Orange National bank and a trustee
of the Calvary Methodist church. lie
leaves a widow and two children. He had
been feeling ill for some lime and obtain»
ad a two months’ leave of absence, and by
his physicinn' o advice wont abroad.
Forlorn, WATER BONDS. ,
Hourly $100,000 of huntin- ol a North
Carolina Company fraudulently loaned.
NEW Your. June ilk—Them has been
on ulcnslvo forgery of tho bonds of the
Durham Water company of North lelv
M. which are guaranteed by tho Formors'
Loan andTrusl company. The bonds have
a loco value of 81,000. The forged bonds
that have already come to light aggregate
361,000.
The last of the forged bonds to appear
were called lo the attention of Vice Pm
ldent licorioo 0f the Farmers' loan and
Trust company on Friday Inn by a firm
of Barton lawyers They raid they had six
of the bondsund sent one for avcrlllcallon
of his signature.
Mr. Senior of» once pronounced the
hand 1) forgery. .
The six forged bonds that have turned
up in Boston were given to the town of
Maynard, Mm, by llawlnnd .11: Ellis, a
firm of contraclon. no security for the per-
formance of a contract on which they do-
faulted.
, . “1.11192 Mr. satiric: found 1:: bonds of
the some issue. such purporting to be
worth 11,000. Sonatina since coma in his
‘atlonllan until he heard from the Boston
lawyers. The Maynard authorities are try-
log to locals the larger
BASEBALL.
unmni. mourn mum.
at Brooklyn-—
Brooklyn ......... 00000220‘—4
Baltimore ........ 0 o l o o l 0 o 0— 2
Brooklyn—lifts. s; crrorrf. llcltl-
morc—llllo. H; mm, 2.
A: I lusbnrg-
Chicago... ..2 2 01 I l 10 3—”
Plttsburg ......... 0 :l l 0 u o o o l— 5
Chicago—Ill“. l0; orrors. 2. Pitu-
burg—lllts, to; errors, 1!
" M Cincinnati—
Sll.Lanls .......... 0010000300-!
Cincinnati..." ..l 0 l 0'1 1 l 11 '— a
St. Louis—Hits 12; crrornz. (.lucin
oath—iii“, H, errors I)
At Washington—-
Washington. ..... 0 0 o L' I 0 l 0 0.115
l'hlluderphla....:1 o u o a o o o 0- :1
Washington-Hits, to; errors. ti. Phil—
adelphia-villa,“ .; more...
Uthor league games povtponod an ac.
count of was grounds.
Tho Vorlhcrn radar ”ligation.
Mruv u 1;”, June in. —-.ludge lcnkins
ordered all the portion Interested if) the
Northern Pacific foreclosure proceedings
to show cause on .luly' 2:1 why certain
creditors nhould not be allowod 1.0 tutor:
vane and establish their right to prefer.
cnces. Thm am son rmltioro whu have
inland to the move, but before the matter
is disposed of ll ls qlllhl likely that all of
the creditors who have been doalgnatud by
the molars no preferred mil unite in lho '
action. From the petition it appears that
the rocclvm are curious lu drop the qua»
tlon M to liability growing out of the
joint operation of tho Wisconsin Central
lines and tho Chicago and Northern l’a'
cilia by the Northern Pacific.
Molar (.cmml lllmmul llylng.
.‘v' 1: w 1 mm, Juno lob-Major Honor-l lll-
mend of Hon Francine, fmuur unpertu-
tunt‘lcnt. of the firm Francisco mint and a
member of lho snuff of neutral llutld of
Calm-ml», is lying 111 tho palm of death
at tho “Will! limos. General almond
coma to this all? no... son Francisco three
days ago accompanied by his son two
nurses and physicians. is was his Intru-
llon to go to Enron; to consult. specialists,
but his condition become such soon nflor
his arrival ll was not wasldcrcd advisable
to proceed
I' alum": Man lilllod.
1111111111, Conn. Juno Ir.--A11 unknown
man about :11". yuan of ago Will struck and
instantly killed nmr born by a freight
bound for New fiasco. lll- skull was
crushed, and the body was ulbcrwloo mu-
Illatod.
Coma-mod hold“ I- 4.11.
8111111341111. lit-Bout I'll-or. o fonmr
mambo! of the ratcheting. who is charged
with perjury. committed mlcldc In tho gall
111 lirlurl. _
Killer! . Ruin-In.
Groups. ind , Juno 11.--ln 11 roar ood
collision lul nlgbhm tho Loko libero and
John lel‘ol. :- brakmnhn. was billod.
BRIEF TELEGRAME.
The Mom!» of lmlrlm hold their
state emanation In Baton lhmuo
Secretory Corllslo m u wllnooo bolnro
lilo mm bond uloinooollgollng com-
rumor.
Tho commercial fmlmllon of the am
pm woo dtrcunocd by the 13mm Emplro
Trade hogan In London.
11:. Johnson. lllr John Illioughhy and
Inorullm calm In tho ’Irrnovul told
won «mutton for lrlol.
rm ywonodfronllkoulbollhofho-
1m in tho llbolnuo 61mm have again
mm. mm“ tickling boo mood.
The annual racing am of tho New
York 11mm division of tho Magoo of
Amman Whoolmoo who hold in fillet
The m on tho pronunciations
Ming trial was cloud la fluent-lac
gel; on; of about my lo low
or
Who wan udta‘
l). 3. (11mm or
Scboficld. at the Dent House, which il-
lustrates to a certain extent the kind-
beartadnoso of General Grant. Grant
was a great lover of homo. and, while
he was Presld bopame on a visit to
St. 1.011111. an Mr. Garrison, at that
than President of the old Pacific road.
took him out to bio farm. Thoystartsd
or in a bum for s drlvv. and, after
going some distance, met an old than
going along on a horse. The man was
in his shirt sleeves and wore a straw _
hat. but Grant renamed 11m. and,
stopping the buggy, be got out and,
alking up to the old man, put out his
and and said. “Hello, Uncle Ban!
How are you and the old woman get~
ling along?"
The old man was Uncle Bea Sapping-'
too. He welcomed the President and
said he was getting along very well.
He remarked that they Were happy as
long as they had enough to eat and a
pipe and a little tobacco.
“Uncle Ben, wouldn’t you 'like to be
postmaster of Moramoe township?"
asked the President. ,
Uncle Ben said he would not object,
and Grant shook him by the band and
, said: ”God bless you and your wife,
vvncle Ben. I think of you often."
When Grant got back in the buggy
the tears were streaming from his eyes.
and be said to Mr. Garrison: “Poor old
Uncle Bent He has a big heart. I re"-
1neu1ber," he said, “when I and my
wife, living in that house over there.
did not have any more to out than used-
ed, and old Uncle Ben ‘would come
around to the house at night and leave
a basket of provisions on our doorstep.
He was afraid to come and give them
to us, thinking that he would possibly
hurt our feelings. God bless his mem-
oryl”
Uncle Ben was made postmaster. and
after living to a ripe old age he joined
the great majority and was followed by
Grant a few years ago.
lA NOVEL EXT’ERIENCE. I
Wllcy who Arrested with 07,000
on Him.
James C. Wiley, formerly arauch
man of Greeley, was arrested by the
wlicea short time ago and locked up
on a charge of vagraucy, but when
City Jailcr‘ Hobart searched him he
found money in ovary pocket. the total
footing up the very unvagrant like sum
of $7,761.50. In1111edlatcly the charge
of.“vagra1u'y" was scratched off the
police record and “concealed weapons"
solutitutcd. for Wiley conveniently
had a big revolver in his pocket.
Officers had noticed Wiley for several
hours lounging on Larimer street, and
his actions had looked suspicious. Ho
was dressed very shabbily and he occur
«I to spend his time following people
and staring at them. He followed
tlfllcsr Hendricks tWo blocks, looking
at his brass buttons.
()liicer Km‘sky's uniform caught
Wilcy‘s cyo yesterday morning. and
when he followed Kovsky thu officer
determined to arrest him. Wiley went
to the station 111cckly enough, but when
an cflort was made to search him he re-
sifited and help had to be called.
He had n1011cy in nearly every pock-
ct. There womccrlificatos of dcpmits
on Denver banks aggregating $7,000
and gold and currency to make the to-
t'1l $7,761.50. In answer to the our
prised questions of the officers Wiley
said he used to be a ranchmau at
( lrccley, where he and his brothers had
madc- afortuuoout of their farm and
had retired from business. He said he
had been shipping at tho Weslernllo-
lcl. taking thing-1 navy.
When the money had been rostorml
to him he waslaken to the Police Court
and fined $25 for carrying concealed
Weapons. This he paid without a
murmur and was allowed to 30,—9.5“.
l'cl’ Republican.
.‘l r.
PERSIFLAGE IN BOSTON.
llanlvr In
Al final.
The airy wraitlagz- that may be heard
"over tho teat-"111111 in cultured Boston
may be imagined from the following
from the pull of a clever ubservvr, who
thus describe: a scum from a day at
home:
“The fair young hostess has dispensed
hvr fragrant cups tonll, and is leaning
inch in a quaint. antiqui- chair, which
forms 11 clmrullng setting for the old
time dress which madam girls are
Wearing. the Marie Antoinette licbus
and box-odes and high combs. Duo 01
the now-onion. loaning an elbow 0n the
1111111th piece, rays abruptly:
“ 'Do you know. I've wanted that
line old chair of yours lav-'1' since I llrst
saw ll.’
”The choir: ot-cupont drops hm- lash-
es over her eyes 111111 says, dmnurcly:
" ”The furniture and i go lornlhor.’
“ ‘Abl In that case, I‘ll call to morv
row with a carriage and an express
wagmn.’
'- '(Jh, bull didn’t say we wont to
tho first blddcrl' laughs back tho littlo
aristocrat, who knows equally well tho
value of but lwlrlooum and herself. and
dam not appraise 1110111111. any low as-
titanic."
To. (711p the American
W1
A Joke 11111111111.
film-Did she throw out, any induce-
maul for you to call again?
111.-.011. yes; she said her father bud
refusal! to pay the gas bill. and the com
pony was going to take out the motor.
~Youkoro Blob-111111111.
Ibo (lo-clan a twins-nor.
hwlmmlng is an exercise in which
the young Curios of Jamie delights.
like hall mused to be built at the with
tarp-drove swimming bath of white
morblo, 1,400 feet square and six foot
deep. o
“choral,
Naturals-ole. dld i hear Arthur
lo you last night!
Wlmmmbmdm. mother“;
Arthur lath awfully lethally»
wry-111W 1
6 "Who says so" counts here. doesn't
, l have no backache and the soreness In
1 slots thou wluhluu Weldon», either male
Everybody Wile liar Used Them. and
Some of Them Are South
Norwalk People.
——
Who told you so? . '1 «
Neighbor 80- and-so.»
0h.'wclli That’s all right. ,
Testimony differs. doesn't It? '
The more some people say
The loss faith we have. .
Bul‘lhe right man's word 1‘!
1111 taken at once.
That’s the difference.
People want South Norwalk refer-
ence. )
Parlicuinr’ly in matters of health.
We tell you Doun' s Kidney Pills cure. ‘
But we are the makers of them.
It?
' South Norwalk people say so.
And we glvo you their addresses.
Perhaps you may know them.
Active lives bring on kidney trou-
bles. .
An example of this is
_ Mr. Thomas Wood. who resides on
Bill street. Is a carpenter, by trade and
an erbploye of Arch'e hut factory. He
Is well known and his statements can
be relied upon. in speaking of Dunn'-
Kidney Pills he said: "For the past
three years my kidneys have troubled
me a great deal. When I straightened
up I had sevcro pain in the small of my
back. From time to time I have had
muscular rheumatism. 1 got a box of
Dean’s Kidney Plils at Plalsted’s
pharmacy. I was greatly benefited.
my muscles has not. troubled me since
lahlng the pills."
Dunn's Kidney Pills are sold for 50
cents per box. or six boxes for $2.50 by
I" dealers. or mailed on receipt of price
by, Foster-hillburn Co.. Iluffnln, N. Y..
sole agents for tho i'nilcd Status.
The only remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body. that is abso-
lutely safe and n'cvcf-falllug. ls Donn'l
Ointment. Got it from your dealer.
or
..._.__..__.4 _..,_ .1122...“ . -_..._..__.-_.. -
Aycr's Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and drnggists, 11:1
the most prompt and efficient remedy
for biliousncss,n nausea, costivenezu, in
«burst-ion, sluggishuess of the liver,
yluudicc, and sick headache; also, to re-
lieve colds, fevers, neuralgia and rheu—
mutism.
l
When Baby which. we gave her Custom.
when she was a (fluid. she cricd for Carlotta.
When she became lllhn. she clung to Castorla.
When she had Children. she gave them Custom.
()ne swullmv (loos not make Spring,
but one swallow of 0118 Minute Cough
(.‘uro brings relief. E. I’. Weed, Nor-
walk; G. (3. 5111111011, South Norwalk.
mu..- 1. m"... ......._....._
As the strength of a building dcpcuds
upon the solidity of its fouudatlou,1u1
health depends upon the condition of
the blood ’l‘o expel impurities and
muse tho vital fluid to become vigorous
and l1fcg11111g, Aycr's Sarsuparilla is
tlmulost powerful and clfuctivu modi-
1111011111911
Removal Notice!
Dr. F. W. Dunner has moved
his nlllco from over the Post
illllcc to No.1 PA RK ROW.
opposito Grand Opera House,
Stamford, (it. where he will be
planned tosvo his Norwalk 111~
ticnts. Faro allowed. 0 co
hours from 8 a. 111. to ti p.111. He
Will 1111 at tho. CITY Hotel
every Wednesday from 8 11.111.
to ii p. 111., for the accumuodation
of his Nurwulk 111111 South Nor-
walk patients
DR.F'.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
STA MFORD. - CONN.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
. 1111101111 11111111.
‘3 Wall Street, llorwollt, Conn.
lnoorporatcd 11124. 66111111111 1200.000.
EDWIN 0 KEELER President.
DAVID ll.M11.l.lt:ll,VlcoP1-ost.
L C. GREEN Cluh’le'r.
DIHCOTORI.
tumor 0. 11111111111. Mtust. movrn,
mvm ll. MILLER A. J 1111111111111,
111111.101”: Morocco, T111111. 11111111711,
lllA 001.11, 011.111. 11.11.111.111.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Sollulwd.
Solo Doparlt Ions
Froo to Doposlloro.
otll v
c. 11. ssnvzvs
cm! - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen denlrlug limb
close help In any capacity can obtain the
sumolmmedlntely 111. the above agency;
or foumle. 01111 more employment.
Wanted Mammal-sly“ [willows in; Ix 30"”:
"I ll “lull fl 1‘ o “l I“! i ll
6061;606:116! moot girls for gobsm me
‘1 ll. MARY“, Norway’s on»
mmmlflflllm
joints and instantly takes the sting out
of corps and burdens. It's the ‘gruatcstl.
comfort discovery of the age. Allan's
Foot-Ease makes tight-lilting or new
shoes feel easy. It is a certain cars for
sweating. callous and but, tired, aching
. feet. Try it today. 30111 by all drug-
gists and shoe stores, 2511. Trial pack-
age free. Address, Allen 3.01mstead,
. LeRoy,N. v
M._o
Eczema is a frightful affliction, but like
all other skin diseases it can be perma—
11011th cured by applications of DilWltlls
Witc HazolSnlve. It never fails to
cure piles. E. P. Wood, Norwalk: G.
C. Stillson, South Norwulk.
.._.._. .._.. m... m...
Fm Pills.
Send your address. to H. E. Bucklcn
&Co., and got a frco sample has of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Atrial will
convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are par:
ticularly ct’fetltive in the cure of Con-
stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma-
“laria and Liver troubles they have been
prm ed invaluable They are guarantctd
to be perfectly free from every do.
letcrious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to slam-
ach and bowels greatly invigoratc’tho
system. Regular size 250. per box.
Sold by Plaistod and Wood, Druggists.
In the Spring 11 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. E. P. Weed,
Ngfizvalk; G. C. Stillsou, South Nor-
w .
Your Bay Wont Live a Month.
So Mr. Gllulanv Brown, of 111 Mill St.,
South Gardner, Mom, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
three hundred and seventy-five dollars
with doctors, who finally gave him up,
saying: “Your boy wont live a mouth."
I111 trlcd Dr. King's New Discovery
and :1 fcw bt‘lttlcs restored him to health
and enabled him to go to work f1 perfect-
ly \ch1 1111111. Ho says he owes his pres—
ent good health to use of Dr. King's
New Discovery,»uml knows it to be the
best in the world for Lung trouble.
One Mmute is the stand: 1rd time, and
0116 Minute Cough Cum 1s the standard
pmparatiou for 1“ch form of cough or
cold. It is the only hurmlvss remedy
that prmlucosimmcdiatc results. 11 P
\Vc1~1l,Norwalk; L1 C. btillson, South
Norwalk.
$l00 Reward $100
The readers of this paper will be pleas-
ed to learn that [hero is, at least, one
druadl-d flirt use that science has hi an
able to 1 are in all its st 11:11.4, and that 1.~'
Catarrh. Hull‘s (.‘atarrh (Euro is the
only positive cum known to the medical
fraternity. (.‘aulrrh being :1 constitut-
llllllll disease, requlrcs :1 constitutional
treatment. Hall‘s ('utarrh Cure is ink.
onintcrnally, acting directly upon the
111111 111 and mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of
tho disease, 'and giving the patient
strength by building up tlu,| constitution
and :wsistiug nature in doing its work.
Thopropricmm him», so much faith in
its curative "avers, that they offer 111111
hundred dollars for any ("use that it fails
to cure. Semi for list of testimonials.
Address I". .l. (‘dlcncy .1; (10., Toledo,
1.). Sold by druggists, 751:.
Mrs. 11. 1). Young, Middlelmg, 111.,
writes. I huvv 11511110110. Minute (tough
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children. and 11'. msidvr it the quickest
acting and “lust satisfactory Cough
Carol have over 11svd. P. Wood,
Norwalk; (‘1. L‘. Stillsou, South Nor-
walk. ‘
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla. ,
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
lhd you over think how readily tho
blood is polsonul by constipation? lhul
blood 1111-11115 bud l11.1ltll 111111 prcnmtnrc
old age l)1~Witt's [.ittlt' Early Ilisurv
tho fmuousiittlo pills, ovcrmmo obsti-
tlulo constipation. E. W1-ul.l\'or-
\v;alk i}. C. blil‘mtl, SouthNorwalk.
ww—u
u. M»... .............. M...
Bucklin' o lrnlca Salvo
Tho bust salvo in the World for cuts,
limbo-H, sort-s. ulcers. Halt rlmum. fovur
Horus. lt'ttoi', chapped hands, cltilhlalns,
cums, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tlvvly (21111111 pllnfl, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give pcrfm- t satisfac-
tion or mom-v r1-f1111dod. l’rllt' Jim-vats
per box. E. P. Weed andU. C Stillson.
A. L. Wooster. 11 prmulnont citizen of
01111110, Mu l1., afb r Hum-ring excruciat-
lngly from ilvs for twenty yours. was
cured in 11111011 time by using DoWilt s
Witch Hazel Halve, 1111 uhsoluto cure for
all slain dim-axes. lllovu of this pro 111111-
11011 111 used than all othms comb and
is). 1’ Wood, Nuruldk; G. i) Htllisou,
South Norwnlk.
You Don’t have To low 0ft.
says tho St Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-Tn-Bm1,thc
famous tobacco habitcuro, "We know
of many cases cured by No-To-BM.
One a minimal 51.1mm architect,
unolmland chewwl for twmty years;
two boxes cured him so that even tho
smellofmhmco makes hlmslck. ” RN0-
1‘0,wa soldand guaranteed h
l’laistcd No curs no pay:
our
Starling Remedy ()0
Chicago.
Young mothers dread the summer
111111111111 on turnoutof tho great. mortal-
ity among children 01111111111 by bowel
tumbles. l’erfmt safety may be war-
«1111111111 who keep on hand Dewar
Colic cadmium-acorn, and administer
“prompt For cramps ,oulhllm
3331.11.16“ dunno-o it allows“ 111
Romaine
bougfimalk.
ml: frct'.
York 01'
1 ‘ Allcnsll'oot Ease, a powder for the 6
' fast. It cum 11.111111111111113. of the
co Honorable ROMANCE.
senator Mills, 11111111.: of (tuba. '1'qu it
(loud lllury.
W111... 31.11.1191 111le delivered his
great speech all Cuba in the senate ril-
121111113311 spleen described by that
computer); critic Senator Mo: on of
Alulruns as ‘uxlajostlc and oplca id and
biilllzmt oratory," be related an incident
that called cheers from the galldrlos
and around deep interest on the floor
of the sit-11111.12. Mr. Mills was doscrlb
ing the cu'uclty of the Spsnluldsaall
their habitual umrder and violation of
woman. Thou he drew this contrast:
"Mr. anidunl. while thinking of
the slaughter of this girl. who attempt» ‘
.011 to 5:110 her father, there comes up 111,
my mind the rccollbctiou of an inclilmll
that occurred in Alabama during our
civil wu1.A Colonel of an Ohio regi-
ment 1vasi11com1‘naud of a district in
North Alabama, within whose lines the
family of a Confederate ofliccr resided.
gluing-times the bold rebel would slip
through the lines,‘ undiscovered. and
visit his family. On one occasion he
was discovered by some one more do
voted to the Union than to his personal
welfare. information was given to the
Colonel commaudidg the district, who
took a half dozen of his 11.1011 and under
cover of night went to the house to cap
turn his ( ‘onfedcrale foemnn. Arriving
at the home be rushed in the door pis-
tol in hand and found the Confederate
soldier in the midst of his fam'ily, his-
pistol and belt lying upon the bureau
and within reach of his daughter, a
bean ifulglrl of 18 summers. In an in
stunt she grasped her father’ :1 pistol to
shoot' in defence of her father’s poison.
The Colonel sprang forward, seized the
pistol in her hand to disarm her. Not
being a Spaniard it never entered his
mind to shoot her. In the struggle hcr
pistolfirod and she was shot Utlltougb
thchand, but her father succeeded in
making his escape. The gallant officu
returned in a few days to see about
that wounded hand. He came again tr
express his profound regrets for that
wound and again and again to hope fox
its early. rcc'owry. He did not stox
coming till he carried that 11211111 off with
him, clasped 1n his. It is his hand no“
and has been for thirty years. Around
that family heartlistouc there stands 11
"loupof noble sons, half Yankee, hall
Southern. but all American. We did
not shoot women and children. We did
not shoot. prisoners in our great civil
war."
Soon after the Senator concluded his
speech I met. him and inquired regard-
ing the identity of the Ohio (30101103
and the fair Alabama Con fedoratc. lb.-
told me he referred to an incident in the
livos of Col. S. W. Fordytc and his :11.-
(omplisbcd wife. Col, Foxdyco is lln
Prtsidr at of the St Louis Southwestc r11
R: 1llro 1d and is known and loved from
the lakes to the Gum—St. Louis Re
public.
POSTAL SAVING SYSTEM.
Inslltnlml In flu opt-nu C'olmll'lel to
Teach (' llllvlrcn Economy.
What is called the stump deposit sys
tom has been very successfully intro
dnt'cd among the schools, and the ag
gregate amount deposited by the cllil
dren last year was salmon. Under
this system school children are fur
aisllcd cards ruled of! in squares thc
size of a stamp, and when they ham :1
penny they are encouraged to buy :1
postage slump instead of spending it for
candy.
Thu stamp is placed upon thcmrd
and when the card is fall it is doliverud
to the nearest. postmaster, who glvm
the child credit in a passbook for the
amount of money represented. Thlfil’.‘
cards are supplied in bulk to ill;
teachers of the public schools. who ah-
required to initrmt their pupils dai'y
in practical lessons of economy and th:
benefits of thrift.
This i-1 said to have an oxccllr-nt effect
not only among the childro'n, but upon
their parents also, both by tho forcu of
example and by making known 11m
advantages and facilities olfernd by the
savings systom. The fact that one [it"f
souout of every seven in the 0mm
population of Great. Britain "mime 1w;
of the postal savings bank and tho! it
represents more than shutdown") :11
their savings suggests that u -.i1111I:11
privilege would be greatly val 11:11 2.;
the working poop'o of tlm
Slulcs,—-—Clli1'ugo Record.
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Turk It For I Tip.
The lighthouses in England urn pwr;
odically visited by tho imp-11111: will
cure of the Trinity House llmtbn-n,
Whilst" function in to son that llVI‘ryi,illfl'.',
is in proper ordrr. On one 1112141111111.
wllilo examining tl101ncchnt1ls1u «11“ ill ,
111111111111'1' revolving lmup belongmg to a
lighthouse, one of the gentle-1111 11, wish
ing to sea how many seconds Would
claw; in completing a revolution, look
a half crown piece from his po:k0t and
placed it. on the revolving fratncworft.
Watch in bond, ho pstlcutly waited
for the coin to come round again to
where he was standing, but no half
crowuappcarcd. The seconds length-
unml into minulcsaostlll no half cruwn'
“strange!" be exclaimed. "What
can be the meaning of it?"
In order to ascertain the 121111.110 of tho
strange phcnonwnoa, be walked around
to the other side of tho lamp, and. in
doing so. eucounlorcd om of tho light
houumnen, who tolltllod his hat. and
vlfllll "Thank you, air," in 1111 under
lotto.
The 1111111, curing the coin cmno toward
him. had pockolod ll. thinking it was
meant. for a liph—N 1333111111.
. 1...-... .a
wall was Illldlm.
111. Huggins and Miss Dimple had
noun discusnlng marriage to an impure
«tonal manner when the young lady
lttltummzod bar preference in this
my
”11111 1111111 1 marry must be handsome
minntcd, amiable, coursgmml out
without a fault of any sort whatever."
"This in Very bud-Iva," replied Hr.
Huggins.
“I thoroughly 1mm. thobonm
you cooler ops-no. bul'yon will ”"6
m a work» mppm.
Harm's
Ulllltil
l
cantor-la a Dr. Samuel l’ltchor’l
inscription forlufaulo and (bulb
Iron. ,It contains nelthor Opium,
10111111110 nor other lemons rub-
nanco. It isabamlooo substitulo for
Parcgoric, Drops, Soothing'Syrups,
and Castor 011. It Is pleasant. Ito
guarantee is thirty years' are by
millions of Nathan. Carlotta is the
Children's Panacea—tho WI
Friend.
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having Costuria, and. see that the foe—aim»:
signature of
is on lhc -
wrapper.1r ‘ W
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frcl ourselves and the public at all haunts.
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Examiner III
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in wall palli'r " Width 101' 1t. is, wo mm
suit you ”or arm. k i1 11111111101101] of do
signs and path ms furuiulud by a an at
many Ill ill-1'1 at 1mm”: H111 it has mm 1’.
out ideas. and in this way. 1m “n: 1111111111
sure of pl! .tsiuu our cuulomvrv. 'lln
primzs are 1111 varied and pit 11111111: 141
ll 11 paper.
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