ylmhedrt any“; null:-
. , art. and an x enslve
reached the nroport ons of
In seible (or the women
fl; torl’xoch with the fashions.
my «finally do they change.
out an unlimited purl-lo.
. Able to construct her own
trotting to the finishing. ha
h care.
‘5 and ‘1 to D.'l‘uesdny.Thurs-
Mrs. 22 South Main 5 rent. So.
ya and Fridays. 18 Wall street
knows you will give mo‘ tho
“she came hermit. Certainly l
and manure dealing. sixteen
lathe pound, and of tho host nt
what is always obtuinrd nt
quad of the finest grndo‘iu
Give us a null.
on ever get tired of sec-
iug the word
non . . .
- AGETON
‘1’. ? ? '
on are troubled with
“ll". llheumtlsm, Neural-
, Bad Golds, do.
All affew powders, and you
“i 61‘ tire of rccommmnb
fit) your all] ictcd friends.
.. m called to a cone of La
ppe, Dr. bilarlnud ulwnyn
‘ : the following prescrip.
E" Mun 1dr.
_ . , .l’ul’v “Mn.
’l‘lke‘onetvv‘ yindl hour. till multir-
minor
f
"mil. LMABLAND. ‘
morass m the euro 01
he on must let the
"m: Pathll lit maker
he W: 4. dealers
. sins; when they were to fall by the
‘, sword it appeared ofa blood color: if
.. tlrud to hunt fur uuolhcr.
moot. snob as tho ‘Wearlu oi ring
anulots, musthdre been 090ml with
the whyatfulrilizutlon. says the 363%.“! .
mum-M» .-.
The nan of llh 39 is Vory walnut.
Egyptians were"! the .nmtlnroutmnl
thout; which seems confirmed by‘t .
net-sou oiJoseph, who. us We refill:
the Princerij ring, a collar oivkoldiaud
" . the superintendenoy of Egypt. . ‘ * j}
Aaron. the high priest of tho Rebrows'
bud n ring on his fingernwhoreof tho diu-
mend by its virtue. operated prodigioun
things. For it changed its livid lustre
into a. dark color’ when the Hebrews"
went to be punished by death for‘lheir
they were innocent it efmrklgd with us;
no] brilliuucy. . ‘ ‘ ‘ .
' It is observable that the Ancient Hes
brews. used rings in the time even of the
War of Troy. Queen Juzebol, to donlroy
Naboth, as is related in the third Book
of Kings. made use of the ring of Allah.
King of the Israollties, her husband to
seal the counterfeit letters that ordored
the death of that unfortunate man.
Though Humor is silent in regard to
rings. both in. his Iliad . and ()dyilsey.
they were. notu'itlistandiiig, used in the
time of theGrOohs and Trojans, and it
was from them several other nations re-
ceived them. ‘ ‘
The rings of the ancients ‘often served
for souls. Alexander, the Great, after
the defeat and death of Darius used his
ring for sealing the letters he sent into
Asia, and his own for those he sent into
Europe.
It is also remarkable that the greatest
parsonages woro sonnr stones in the col
lot of their rings, Which could not; but
be osteeniod us rarities, either that they
were natural in regard to the figures:
they tropresontod,‘ or were engraved
The firstwho adopted rings in Egypt.
had in them the figures of tlmir gods, or
rather hieroglyphics.
Sileuula, on Alexander says, had n
fatal ring. with the figure of an anchor
in the collet. This mark become nat-
ural in his prosperity. for his descend
ants hadlt impressed on the thigh at
their birth. .
Josephus makes mention that Arius. a
king of the medeiuoniun‘n, ltud ln'his
ring tho figure of un ouglo holding
a (lruhlgon between his tulons, and
that this figuro was natural. '
JUDGE LYNCHLSMEIMNPNESS.
Ono “all flour’u Grace Given an on’onder,
to Run Away.
They were holding the west bound
eXpress at Bonn for the east. bound to
pans. and after uwbile n rough looking I
clmrncter naked of the ticket agent:
“Wall, how long More this train
lemurs?" .
"(.‘un't tell," was tho curt reply.
The mun went away.
dour-ac of bull an hour bu returned to
lnquiro:
“I“Iourd uhylhln’ yit't”
“No."
‘ “Can't you tell when this train will
pull out?"
“No. sir. If you are here when the
train goon you can go with it; It's no
use coining born to bothor Inn.” .
"I don't won't to bother you nor no.
body also.” slowly rnpliod tho queriioi»
er. “but inobbe you don‘t understand
how I'm tired. I‘m I’rnirlo Soul’s
[llll’dllel‘."
“Well?”
“Shin got into n littlo ebootin‘ scrap
uptown thin forenoon.”
f‘Yeu‘l“ ' .
"And ubnut on hour ago the boys
turned out and pulled Sum up to a
limb.”
"Did, oh? I hadn‘t board of that.
Why didn't tin-y pull you up with
him?"
"Thu bhmwd Ihn'l wunn‘t elout'nnll
in hold the both of m. llllll thoy wnutoo
They gin:
me two houru to ll‘lWO town in. (lue oi
lho houra has gone. and I'm kinda:
unxlomubout tho othor. Ikln buy it
hues and l‘llll' out if that truin won’t be
born in time. but N n lump ruythur
loko tho kyurn. I don't; want to bother
you. but umber tho oirc:ttrzmtntxcea—-"
"l me. Well, the truln'll be here in
hnll‘ on hour."
“Guild. 'l'hut glvm me thirty adult:
to ploy on. and i won’t look in: a hoe».
Him wontln-r, tlilr. "
*‘ ~ultlll'ul wvuther {or n lynching
boot" "
"(ll mum. That’s what I mount.
l‘ll’jcst atop up and lull!) ono long. lin«
eerin‘ look at Ham. and thou belch the
lrulnl"-l)olrolt Fume l'roun.
An inquisitive person passing along a
country road slumped to toll: with a
runner booing mm.
”Your com in mull," amid the in
qui‘ltlvefpermu.
“You.“ Ipluutod that kind." replied
tho Yttrium.
“It looltél ynlluw." ‘
”I planted yollow corn."
“ldou'tthihk you‘ll get more then
bull“ u crop." .4
“Don‘t expeot low! planted it on
shores. "Whitfielli (lourlor.
on; My [or mull In unitary.
Whmr rrmxmto‘r thyor’n daughter!
wemlittle girls their {other tumult-led
to nuke thou: n handsome protentwheu
they were obi» lo took him a social!»
untitled hint of tho 9am mag
huh with as”, with Milan in. . m
not the le‘ ‘ . . ii that ,
‘Glenesia. chapter xii, for having infer
ureter] Pharaohs dream, received not'
. only hit! liberty. but Won rewnrdod with
”bought to-dny it would be.
but in the -
iory dinner. Ton yours later they to
m;
the
gentle nirol: one who has! found, it new.
climber kl horror-tor curiosities. ‘
‘ The aalgtmnn we; ‘uuauayo ti
Imlledyhgli‘bast. » y. ‘ ‘
W will???” ”ll? ,lfillllW’"
Ills lull] WWII; in that hm? lotto ill? “
hit .Wll“ to [Dayna wool . ol -
. _. ‘bngiuerhllllefllélrbod ol.
unplug-4i *‘hn‘hodi been:
wise ”O‘Mlll‘ hm drugged? out'bisi
, order bookhudmld. “Yarn?
tumbarmlaawl ltwlllwbo: upfi
tomorrow! and . hundred the halo. on:
Ellllpotullut‘ ha Was not. wise; Ho}
mumbled to ant luck on the beaten;
path of rules mutton 40 you ride?"
he mi 951. he waited weakly.
5‘0 . no,” she human-ad. . 5:]. just
nice, to I
and
cumonlter the wheel." . .
“Do youwant a drop frame or a div
mondl"he ventured. mlldly.‘. . I . I
"The prdtty girl looked puzzled. "‘I
didn’t any anything about diamondsfll‘
the corrected. a lax-idle ‘se'varely. “And
I should thinkm (route that dropped
would heincenvenient-é-cun’t you In
‘wnthem up?" ‘ > ‘ ‘
The salesman coughed ‘boltly and
acowled at the man in the gallery who
was ayfhpnthizlng dramatically with
him. . “We can fix it {or you,” ho mur'
muted. “No." as he observed her eyes
light on a dark blue wheol, that “would
not do for you. The gear is too
high.”’ - » ‘
“Why don’t you lot it down. then?"
aha asked. intorestedly. "Where is it!
I don’t see it." .
The salesman retired behind a pile of
shglteringmuohhles undbnd it outwith
himself. When be otherng he lml two
wheels and talked himself black in the
{ace explaining thélr excolléucies and
differences.
the had sat looking politely at him
all this time. and when he stopped to
recover breath she smiled courtoounly.
“How interesting!" ‘ she murmured.
"But there‘s no min or you telling: mo
anymore, because it might just us well
be Sanskrit. Ican’t see a bit of dif-
forence in wheels—they all look uliko
tome the some as who. ‘Why do they
have‘so many dill‘orout names?” \
The salesman looked into her dorm
blue eyes and culmod his turbulent
mind. "I rcullydon‘t know,” he mid.
“It seems to be a fur! of tho manufao
turers." ‘
. ”And I surlposo it gives some one em,
'ployment. thinking up names," the put
in. churitnbly. . ,
' 'l‘ho salesmen grow desperate, and
fingered his pencil. “Which ono shall
1‘ iélllltl up?” he uskod, 9.3 u gentle re
minder. ‘
Sho wuss plungod in thought. "I had
no ldon they painted thorn in so muuy
diilurhnt colors," she said, bull to her-
self. ”I'll have to think it, over. You
not), lhavon’t decided what I'll get for
n bicyclo suit. and. of course, tho wheel
must mulch it. I’ll let you know.”
She floated out—«Now York Herald.
It looks Very Muoh m H Tour» Are on
tlngllut o! Mylo.
Who is nontiumntnl nowadays? Men
always wore ashamed of allowing th: in-
arlvoa‘so. Thoy osubuwod tours and hid
their for-linguundnr a monk of ntnlid
lmlitl‘uronro. Now women hum follow-
ed their (axurnplo. A brusqnbnons and
brutality of speech has taken thoplncu
of sentiment and softness.
Women . linvo coupon] to imlulgo in
tours. they will noon losu tho powvr of
emotion, and tho remurros of mph u
safety vulva to sorrow in «:ulixiilornd out
of date. to look grinvnd a sign of pover-
ty of iniolloot. (.‘hlhlron Hit, dayl-ynd ut
ntouuhlngpldy. uud tllnirtuothorn re»
mark on the ltdmimhlo way the day.
limo bollnvml. ,
Possibly those who hovo no ornament
suitor loan from lilo'zz rubs, but then
again. unruly thoy lone a great czipmlty
tor huppinefle. A world without numb
men: may be priummus, rich and con:-
lortuble. but will iuovltubly prove very
dull. ”Philadelphia Prom.
THE FACE LINES.
Some Intern-ill": Fuels About the story
Told by tho Pentium.
A ninglo vertical wrinltln bemoan the
eyobrewn nhowu ntrlct‘lwnonty in money
mutton.
Economy broaden! tho nono. milking
ll rulhur rhnrt unrl thick ubuvu tho non»
trils; it grime in ago a broad double
chin. ‘
Llnou oxtending downwnrd from tho
angle of the mouth toward theolliu,
when marked. fillllW u tendonoy to‘mdv
new and nwlnuchuly.
The llnos rnylng outward from the
oyms allow enormity (or enjoyment m
wollnu the twmlrop inrrown irunllug
tho month by the upper 1111. Thu fur
mar ore tho wholly We pay for mirth
Ind form the future chunuol of tho
tour. . .
When one hm; short vertical lines in
the rod north of tho lips strongly umrkod
they indiuuto :3 capacity {or lriondship.
It the lipfl ho full. the chin Well den/oi
oped and minute, ono llml much vital
pzlwor owr album. a strmm oupuulty
lor loving mad loll rollunt nplrll. r
insults or " linden.
A. mm“...
She (petnlenetely) .... Will you own
low: aluutbnr, domed?
lie lwourily)-l‘lo. never, if i got out
of this affair alive. .... Detroit Fm:
i’rm. ‘*
Howl don’t believe them wm is dry
oye lit the how when tho curtain Wm”.
down bnlho third not.
bhowblo: but them seemed to ho the
nodal minim ul' dry ibroutanI‘iblllta.
“You," laid
null ll:
"lithe mehlneslwlth the ‘.
‘ “ ot corn» and burnout.
with: main.» 3 _
Can't utopll!‘ uni-ending.
king. *
odd thins,” ‘
than pronoun.
now about it went
“ Phobia who do know ‘wnnt to tell
about .' l ,
Thumb! a moron (or this.
"in Kidney edlwatlrm. . .
‘efioulh \Norwulh‘ people are learning It
leat.‘,.: 9 “i ,1 .
Learning it by experience.
Learning it lmtn their nelghborn. -
. It's what we pay and what they say.
We. may Beckuohc mean: Kidney
fiche. ‘ . , . .
They any Dean's Kidney Pills cure
It ‘ . .
‘ we any home or Wuk back mean-
weak Kidneys. '
Thug/Tray .Doan's Kidney Pills make
the Kidney! “rang. _ >
This is not a theory, but a condition.
Here's proof ‘0! it: ‘
Mrs. Phillip Plan. No. 28 Second ave-
nue. East Nprwalk, says: "My doctor:
tell me I“ have n gmulne case of
Bright's disease. One or them treated
me. steadily tor six months and then
gum me. up an lnoumblo. My ankle;
swell tolwlre their natural size; my
back aches no owerrdy I can not keep
on my tee: um] I’ have urinary trouble
EB Woll. I got two boxes of Doun’:
Kidney rule; at Iflnlsu-d‘s drug store.
fl‘hey have helped mo. . The strolling in
the ankle-9 bus jaubsldéd..aud the hack
aches and urinary troubles have dis-
appeared. 1 I believe they will entirely
cure me."
Dunn's Kidney Ilille. to cent: per box.
for sale by all denim-s; sent by mull on
recrlpt o! prire. ‘Riletvr-Mllburu (‘10..
Solo Altering for the l}. 8., Buffalo, N. Y.
Thousands urc- sufl’orlug excruclullns
ruirery from that Mogul: or tbr night,
itching Files. and any milling about it
through a sense 0! dollruoy. All ouch
will llud an luntunl‘rullc-i In the use of
Mu'n Ointment
A. ...-
I! "nun-1‘ tuna
—_
Ayor‘u Pills uro mmtumendml by
loading physicians and druugistu, us
thdunlst prompt und rtlluiont remmly
for biliousnrss, nausea. costiwnosn, ln~
digmtion, nluggblmosq of the livrr,
jnuudlrr, and Silk lnszulzuzlw; also, to re-
liovo colds, fevers, nrumlgin lllld rheu-
mutimn. .,
Whoa baby wunick. to “Munoz-Writ
When «ho was a. Child. she crlvd for (Moths.
Whoa aha M‘omn'rllm. the clung to Certain.
When she had Children. she gave them Cami-in.
.. .. WWW.-- .w. -.....,... ll
(mo kulluw door not mnko Surfing.
hutnnu swallow of Uno Minuto .(iough
Chromium rvlinf. ll. 1’, Word, Nmu‘
walk; (l. (I. Sfilleon, South Nut-walk. )
...... .W -. Am..."
_ . .-..,.,...,_.....-
An tho strougth of u building dopoudra
upon the mlidityof itu l’mvnlut‘imnm
hrullli depends upon the mnnlicion of
tho bh‘nul. To (wot-l impuritlim and
muse tho vilul third to lwmmo vigorous
and lilogiving. Ayvr'n‘ tiarmpurllln in
tin-must ymvvrlnl and ril‘nul’lvu tin-di-
clue in our.
emcee... for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Removflotice‘l
Dr. F. W. Dunner has movml
hisoillro from ovrr the Post
illllrro to No. 1 PA R K RUW’.
opponiw Growl Upon: Houno,
Stumfurd, UL. wlwrv lw will his
planned “3811! his Norwulk pu-
tlrnlu. Furl! allowed. llllice
llmll‘ll from H n. m. In ll [p.m. [In
will b" at tho (”'1‘ Y llolcl
erory Wmltwmlny from 8 u. m.
to ll p. nu, for tho mumnumlntlou
of bin Norwnlk llllll South Nor-
wulk [tantrum
DR.F.w.6RRMER
dungeon lhmtiut,
fiTAMJl‘OIlD. - - -
CONN.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
b8 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
lneonmahnl, mill. ltnpital. $200,000.
tumor 0. knuimzn. l’nmldont.
DAVID ll. Mlldilfili. Vlool’mll.
b. (3. GREEN. ('ludilrr.
DIRECTORS.
EDWIN”. Known. Monro M. varn.
lmvm ll. Mum: A. .l. Millllmll,
V.H1~,.linmlwxwwo, 'I'Imo. E. Harm,
luA CHLR, (Inns. Ffrnmrum.
Accountw of Mmmhmtnrern, Merchants
and ludivnlunln Holleltod.
Sale Deposit Boxes
Fm to Depesltofir’ls.
0 v
. [DIE
c. H. HIRVKY'S
(2” VI- EMPLOYMENT
AGENGY.
ladle-n nm‘l tzrtiflmnrln dosirlng drui—
olnue helolu nnyrnzmnlly um: obtain the
mnnmlmluwliulolynt the (thaw fluency;
ulhotblma wiublaurplmltlona. «ltlmr male
or female. nun m-unm mnolrryi‘nent.
Wuhlod lmmwllnlwly fuwlllfillll for nix mun!
humps-lion, llunmlrlhn glr‘w: “imprint! do!
3 mole, her new! “or... more]
york. . ...
, o..- H. ”only“; allow...
‘ ‘Qbf’t ‘ ‘ ,
‘ W mm In!» ghoul. flout}: Harm
limos lee! easy. It is u certainlonro (or
,. ~ . - wrath mutant
minlort‘discovnry ot.tho ago. Allan’s
Footwlluso nukes tight-illtlug orguew
sweating. gallon and hot, tired, aching
‘ loot. Try it today. Sold by all drug.
slate and than utorea,‘ 25o. Trial puck-
‘ use free. Addrens, Allen 8. 'Olmlltoutl; .
”MRoynhl. Y.
i
w"..._.......,....w......l.... .. ......... A . mm.
Eczema in a frightful tlfillctiou, but likq
all dthor skin «linemen it can ho" pound; ‘
. neutl cured by lippllolltionn oi! DoWitt’s
Witcrllllzol Solve. It uovor fuller to
cure piles. Fl. 1’. Wood. Norwnlk; (ll.
(J. Stillson. Sonthl‘w'lorwalk. ‘
l
Free Pills. » .
Semiyourmldresn to I]. ll. Bucklon
&(:lo., and got kn from éuntplo box of
Dr. King's New Lilo l’ill‘u. ‘ A trial will
convince. you of their merits. Theso
pills are easy in notion mid urn pur:
tlcnlurly oll'ootivo in the cure of C(llb
stiputlon and Sink linsulnclw; For ‘llln—
lurid and Livnr tumbler-x thoy l‘ntvo boon
pfi'ovod im'nluuhlo. 'l‘hey are gl‘lill'lllltulrll
to be perfectly free from (wary dr-
letorious subntunco nnd to be purely
vegotulllon They donot wonkou by
their nation. but by giving tone to stunn-
aoh and lmwoln greatly invigorate tho
system. Romdnr Him 250. bur box.
Sold byl’luistod and Wood. llrugglstll.
My. AFW.~MV~.. .. ....... A
Ibtho Spring: at young man's funny
lightly burnt? to thoughm ofwllertt'u
Little Early Ilit‘mra. for they alwn‘yn
clonuso tho liver, purify the bloml, und
invigornio tho oystem. E. 1". rod.
Norwulk: G. C. St‘l‘llnou, South Nor-
Walk. , » I. .
Your Boy Wont Live a Mouth.
floMr. (.‘rillnun Browumle MillSt.,
South Gardiner, Muss” was told by tho
illleor‘s. His son bud Lung trnublw,
following: Typlu’lid Malaria, and he spent“
throw hundred and sovmlly-fiw- dullnrn
with l’lmrtnrs, who finally mm; him up,
saying: “Your boy Wont bro :1 uphill.“
Ho triml Dr. King's New llisclwvry
and n low bottles l‘l'Sl‘Dl‘lid him to hrulth
and onulzlrd him to go to work it [mimi-
ly wall mun.‘ llu says boon-m his pros-
olltuoml hrultb to urn of Dr. King's
Now Illlxmrwory, and known i it to bo the
bust ‘in tho \Vlrl'ld for Lung tro‘uhlu.
(”ling Minutv: is tho stumlupl time. and
”in: .‘vlinuto Cough (lune is tho standard
pl'llpzmlrinu for our}? form of rough or
cold. it is the. only lllll‘lnllsfl n-nmly‘
that pnxluws lllllllt‘illlllu reunite. E. .l’.
Wow-d. Norwnlk; G. (J. h‘lillson. bomb
Nurll‘ulk. ‘ . . .
‘5100 Reward $l00.
The. readers of this paper will Nylons-
Ni toleum that thorn in. at lozlst. om-
Ilrvurlml diummv l‘ilmt animus" has lw‘won
ublv to euro in all its slums, and that l».
(.lutnrr‘lt. Hull’s (Futurth (luro is lllv
. only tnsitiv» our» known to rlw mvdirul
frat-“Fully. (‘umrrh lmlllfi :\ ("millim-
innul «new. rmulrns n (-ollmturinml
trmtmvut. Hull‘s: (,lulurrb (Surl- i.~ rule»
on internally. doling: directly upon tlw
blgyld llllll mmn‘ma snrl’uros nfthu rymsln
thumb)" (lustrnyivgv rho foundation of
tho.» (mouse. uml giving lln‘: pollen:
strongthfy buildinl.r up llw mtlslituI-lun
null nssisiugnninrothriving its work.
'lfliopropriotors how. so mulrh faith in
its uumtivo pmurs, tlml tlwy ull’vr our
lnuulrul dollars. for {my wow llml ll fluke
tot-31w. Spud fur list of ll’fillllinlll’llri.
Allllrmlx I“. .l, (.Ilwur'y (\1 UL, 'l‘nlWlll.
U. Sold by «lruggiwin, Tina
Ml‘fi. R. D. Yuuuu. Middlrlmrg. In,
writrs. l huw n-mdllnv l‘lllllll’l' (“ninth
(Sun'- i‘or six Wow. bulb for mymllt‘ :md
(:lnlult'vn.:unlImnsidl-rit llll! :11. mm
:wlllur znnl must Hilllhl’llllltll'y (‘ouxb
(.‘nrol haw nwr usml. ll. l’. Wot-d,
Nurwulk; (l. (.‘. .‘élillyon, South Nor-
walk.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
imwwm _. WWA—m
llid youowr think how rmulily lbw
blmnliuxmism‘ustlby mnstipution: llznl
blond nwuuc-i bml lll‘.lllll um! tn'wemluro
old nun. ‘Ih-Witl‘n Littlv linrly Hiram.
tiwi‘nuunmlittln pllba. nvmwnu- nlmil-
nutu nomtiputmn. 1-5. 1’. Word. Non
walla; (l. (l. Stillmu. South Norn'ulk.
m....wuw.............M.../ ..... M.” n-.-
., Bucklin's Amlca Salve
The boat salvo l I tin.- wm‘ld for cute,
brnluvn. smw, ubnrn, uult rlnnun. l’uwr
unreal, lt'bll'l‘, uhnmn rl bonds; obiibluins.
horns. nnd nll nlilll nrimrions. llllll and
tlvrlyourun bib-n, or no [my rmnlrwl.
It in gnomub-rd to give. purllwl .«suiinl’mw
film or tummy rvl’mnlwl. l’rli'l- '35 would
put box. 1‘]. l’. Woodhull (l. (3. titillnoll.
........ A... .... .m “we“... M. ..
AIL. metvr. u [ll‘lllllllll‘lll.llllrlldlll ol
(blow. hllvhu MM" unlit-ring exorumut-
inuly from pih'n fur twnnty ya-nrr. Whit
cuml in u «hurt limo by using lluWiit‘n
Win-h llnml Salvo, un llllrllllllll’ more: for
all akin dimwm. More of thin prrpurnn
tlon fumed than all otllorn eoinlmiml.
E. 1’ Word. Nurwulk; (.l. (.1. Stillmu,
booth Norwnlk.
You Don't Hm To Swear Oil.
uuyn the Fit Louie .‘loumhl of Aurioulturo
in on mlitorlnl ulxutt No-Twliuo, tlm
{muons tobnuoo llnbltrnrn. “We know
of nanny omen uurnd by Nodhyilno.
03m u pumninont Ht. Luuln lll”('.ltlll‘4!l-,
smolmd and uhomw‘l for twenty yours;
twolmtm unwed him so thut own tho
tnmll of tolnwoo nmkun him lurk.” lilo»
Tl'wllruimlt‘lnnd immuntood by ll, H.
l’luluml. bloonre no pay. lhmk from
titanium Remedy (Jo. flew York or
Uh lcttgu.
Young motlwm drew] the nummer
months on swirmmt of tire» moat nmml.
lty running rliildron mnmjl by lmwul
trwmbhn. Peri-mt minty may lul‘ ureur»
oil thorny wh lump on hand lhszti's
(:qu ”unfit. routine, and administer
l , ll ' .bllluusxmdlo
_ ’nlftmlnlu
ll limillk; (l
l
, n. vfnl. “Moorland
um
Wily. '
“You prepared to me," the mid.
shortly.
;‘(-lr<mt Scotti that was; last snutmor!” ‘1
ho unclaimed. .1 ‘
“Vary true." sbe‘repliod. “It was
lost illlllllllfli‘ M3 tho ncushoro.” Q
"In idle flirtation," ho roturnod,try-
ing to hedge. ' '
" 3! course.” she answered, ”but you
wrote to me about it once."
. “And you still have the letter?"
"I hove. and if I were still tho old-'
fashioned woman that ‘1 was thourl
Would belollowlng you around making:
you to into your promise, 'or also I
would nimply look upon it as on ldlo
flirtation and lot it go at that; but. as
a new wmnnn—m new woman-'v" «
"Well?" he said, inquiringly and anx-
iouflly.
“All at new woman I look qt the mnt~‘
tor simply from a businesn viewpoint.
and Wonder how much it’s worth." ~
"Yummy/nun”
lie was too startled to any more.
”All an. old-inshioncrl woman I
should try to force you to marry me by
suing you for 850,000 for breach of
promise; but. new new woman, I know
that. such ucourse would be propostore
ous. [will put the dumuges- nt sumo
figure that is within transom no that wo
can oilect, a settlement without going
into court." " '
“And if I mime to settle?" he said.
"Then I shall sue you for breach of
promise." .
He was silent for a minute, as if
studying the situation. {I‘hen ho sutilud
and said:
”1 see that. you are a business woman
. of the ullro modern school, and you
have tlgurod this out very olouely, but
have overh ‘kod our: point. An old
poker ployol‘au generally tell when a
bluff in being worked noun him by one
who is now to the llllsllltBSi You‘rx:
trying to bluff now. and I’ll call it. If
you go into court 1'“ marry you.”
“Youwyou‘ll marry mo!"
“If you nuts for brunch of promim I’ll
do it in order to imvr- tho Curl!) thrown
out of court." ‘ ‘ .
“I don’t boliovo you'd do it," she. said.
or. shu barked toward the door; "but
your blull' is good jun: thu' sauna. Nui-
(her of us wants the otlwr. and you
know it. but. you’re just turn" enough
to do smoothing liko that rather tlnm
lot :1 woman get ahead of you. And
this looked him such a sure thing. it o.
wlnm We talked it «war at tins‘llusinmzs
\l'onum‘n (.‘lub."-«(,‘hicnyzo Post.
SHE WANTED ORlGlNALlTY.
.-\ Girl'Wlm WM Particular About the
. I’m-u] or it l'rnpomtl.
How—l cmnu horo try-night with tho
distinct idnu of proposing to you?
Shoe—I run simply delighted.
He (eugurlyl—w'l‘hen you will uccopt
nus‘.’ . .
Shoal didn't any so. did I? I said I
was delighted.
Hen—— lint:— .-.
She (mullinulwllut you haven‘t pro
pOrltlll yrl. Don't, forgvt mitt.
l‘lou—Wlml do you oxpwz't 11m to do?
Sho—-Soumlbing; original. I out tin-d
of all the old ways. Um: Hills that. way,
you know. .
[lei-Ml might begin with a ntutoun-nt
oi my hon-15 :unl llilllllllll‘r‘.
Sholemt is vory rirrumwribod.
lle~--«'i‘tuo. {Summon I should ml; you
lobe iuiuo‘l
Shun-Wow and worse. I outl't im-
nglnu anything: mom (rmnumuylmrv.
limiting. I Wouldn't bu yours.
flow-Thou ymt rl'lllfii‘ luv?
Show—You haven‘t pl’ufwidll ynt.
lbw-lint you have nullvipan mo,
SllUM—Nutlllllll. llvuu if l tunrrlul.
I wouldn‘t mm: to be yours; that is.
no: ultogutllvr.
Hum-(mo lull?
Mingling forget you haven't pro-
‘lDSlftl ynl. ‘
lbw—And everything I've said gut-s
{or mumht'!
him (rUlIlUWllilt uncortuiu)»—-Why. v-f
(‘Hllhllh
.lll‘w-Tli-‘ll l'vr.» olnmgod my mind.
Hlliswdbouli. wlmt‘.’
Ill~ (inking bur hand) about 1;: '1. .;
log. of worms.
Show-Thou wliut are you going in «in?
llliw-leMl you.
Show-Wlmt. air, brforo Wu urw my
imam]? ~'
“is (waiting tho action to the ward) ~-
Nu. Alwrwurlln.
filmm-Ylm hurl-ill. moon. tlt'fllll" .hlw
thing 1y Tum Mow-son.
)Irflmtl’n lirrut l-Immmnlv llmul.
”it wwnm to mo. lliiligur," mid Mm.
lllrtlwnt. “it. Would bu o What" u! unml-y
ln buy u tuwlxuu whou wu hum twu bl
cyulwu ulruudy." .
“’l‘hnl'n filltll like u wmnun." rv-torlwl
Mr. Morlwnt. "llnm't you ma. .Lllllull.t,
11ml; win-n um go out riilinr with it or
night Wu only noml onn luntui'u!“-~(.'hi
only; Dolly Tllllllllll.
Mm. . .. _~M.-M¢.Ww
A Wine Juulut'.
Jnilgoml’or lellllm; the plnirlllll u
bomb on tho now .1 lino you too llnl
lure.
(Tulprltm'l‘on llnllum in it big thing;
with mu. Jullgo. (:un'tl pay it lulu.
aluminum
"No. elr. Did you punch libs mum in
lustnlhnontnl'kwFlimvndn lllzmttor.
The Joy 0! “hint.
“l (lull ham what enjoyment. you run
find in playing whim night Mm
night." ‘
"You don‘t! My dent boy. the mono
gimme mum Dplh‘ll'liulllly of mailing your
follow won “Hm, dulln uml idiom tlmu
luly ollmr plmlblo social urbamimi.militia
rimmtl Enquirer.
mm on Mam: inland.
(“lush nl knowlodm‘ fliti‘llllb to be.) at n
ltFW- t bum mum Illhud. (in the
rut Ill undilw county hold; in
ell,» ring in ‘biglletlerl tho
Unholy juror.
vmwl... went! 7
1: Shit Coin e bunnies» wouldu. find. the
Wont. at tho nll'air in a businearllhe '
0mm. in 1);. Samuel rnchm.
prescription or Infants and Chil- ‘
(iron. It ‘contulu'n nqlthet Opium;
Harphlno nor other. Narcotic rub-
struwb. It in harmless substituted):- .
Parcgoric, Dropl. Soothing Syrups,
and (luster Oil. It‘ls pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
“millions of Mothers. Gustorla is the
Children’s Panacea-4% Mother’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoriu, and no: that the fucninnn,
signature of
is on the
wmppcnl’fi“
We shall pro
teat ourselves bind the public at a): Mann‘s.
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MARKET. . . . . .
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tho paper.
l'dintmg. my” humour. ulnl (ll t~ur.lt.«
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