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. ~I'iiiludelpbla Ereninc Bulletin.
THE WHITE STONE.
, Between Odonse and Middclfrat the
highway used to pass, years ago.
the parish of Yisscnbjcrg it caten‘ld an
Old forest of beech and oak, whore the
branches so roofed over the road that
even in the brightest daylight a traveler
found himself in the densest gloom.
Deer would ppring out through the ferns
and raspberry bushes, foxes steal among
tho blueberry vines, and blackbirds dart
back and forth among the thick foliage.
ray of sunlight found its way through
the leaves, and cast a trembling glim-
mer upon tho green most: which lined
the wayside, but it would soon pass,
and the read he as dark and gloomy as
before.
The whole region, and especially this
fort-st, stood in bad repute. No one
. cared to journey over the Visst-iibjt-rg
road at night. Travelers vaitcd until
morning, and then hurried through the
forest in as large companies-us [mt-sink;
Many were the storicsof murder and
assault and robbery which had taken
place in them Were. these stories true
01' exaggerated? Who could say? But
at anxlfato they Were told, and the poo-
Illjfybcliovcd them.
At one place the road wound around
between two banks. In one of those
bank): it was said that the highwaymcn
had dug a ratio, where they lay in wait
for victims. That- no one might escape
them a cord was stretched across the
way, which sounded a bell in the cave
when any one passed. .
Toward the village of Sknlbjcrg the
forest became thinner; trees gave place
to undergrowth; the landscape showed
open fields and plowed land, and was
dotted hr-ro and there with cottages and
farmhouses. Of these latter the largest
and finest was that of Tt-rkt-l Dam. [in
owned a largo part of the V isscnbjorg
forest, and had many cattle posturing
on its outskirts, tended by' a young girl
whose name was Kart-n.
She was a little, innignificant person.
wrut Karen: thin and ill,fcaturt:d. and
she. was lame. thn the other girls laid
driven home tln-ir cattlu- itt tlwvv’ning,
and canto together to sing their gay
songs, Karon kept ata disuutcn. b‘hg
itcldotn spoke, and ticcrncd to care little
for the people around her. And they
paid little nticntion to her. Sonn-t-inn-s
of a pleasant summer evening, when
thcyhoard a soft mouthful song suing
out in the forest, the other girls atopprd
for a momentum! liatonrd. “It‘s the
lame Kart-n singing," said (me. Then
they went on again. Sh:- f'vlt hcrsclf in
HOllli‘ way inferior toothcr pcoplc. but
ho-r dt-sirce wvrc fcw, she was contcnt-
rd, yct the always scented sad: no out-
had cwr seen her laugh. “it all comes
from the day win-n shr- ft-ll t'ronttho
rock and hurt her foot," said the granti-
mothcr. "Hod. mutt haw- tnkt-n ntvay
all glutinous from hcr tln-u. " lint Kan-n
Hhmkht-r hcad. b‘lln-nt'v and fluidity
wvrc her mum», and so she lilo-d lit-st
to be by ln-rwlf.
And yct Kart-n li‘lV’Nl hcr .nuwtr-r'u
sou. Slit», idn, lowlit st of all the m-rv-
ants, a poor lilllli'f‘i't'nllll‘l‘, bud darn d
to lure a iitw young follow llkl‘ mow;
I‘lltln', who might haw anv girl ht-
plt»:t:-:ud. What. pro unmption! what sim-
‘ plu- inindcdnt-sn! In spring she brought
him ihc first flowers tlmtcnmv forth
aftcr the snmv had gonn. in utrttnlu-rry
tinn- n dish of iht‘ finest brrrit-s always
stood by his plaic. ill-inc nit- fili'lll, flh'
othrrs laught-d. and Kan-nsnidnothing.
()nn day wt sht- pliu‘ml a dish of tho
fruit locforo him on the tabb- and then
wmtt nw'uy, Turk-l Hillilt'll and rulnhrd
his hands and hulking owr his shoulder
said: "You two might- makv a couple.
What think you. my son?" l‘ihht- lnnull-
mi. "Sin-'sfnithful and llltillhffintlfi, tlw
littlc \vcnt-h, but who Iintps so." and
ihvm the matter dropp'tl.
’l'hat yr of llll‘l‘l' \t't-ru rough titmm out.
in tho form-tr. t-lrvu-nd trim-lira n'rrt-
hrhi up and roblml. tattltlwrcwmmuch
tall: of a horse tit-alvr. who had on his
pcrrmt a large mm of mom-y. and who
had not born uv-vn from tin-time that In-
starivd off down the \‘lssvttijrg road.
“is friends ilflll‘ih'iil’t’itl'll I'Wtywhurn
llilllllmlht‘lli} mcn out into llli' found.
but in vain; tin-y got no mum of tho
lama-dealer. (mt-day a Military rider
approached the [lllflflllfll‘Wiiy lwtwmt the
banks. littl’vll lay routing in thc bunht-s
not far away. Hhr- hrard a hull ”filth-
and thv-n saw three men with heavy
cudgt-ls in tlwir hands midi out. and cant
ilioridt-r front his hot-ac. in lnr unlit»
taunt rho ran httrrlmlly in tha- villayu
and told all that «be had seen. An
alarm was givcn. 'l‘ln- sheriff's deputy
gnthcrr-d together all the strong mm of
tho parish and hardened down the road.
They mow-tied in capturinglwontctt
who had just finiuhnd burying thv mm—
“0th hot-manna uniting the intrhm 'l‘ln-y
worn twa fl‘illlli‘n. rrcrnitcrn, who for
mmw than had luv-n tanking tronhh- and
dinturhmws whowvvr they had uhuwvd
thcnm-lvvn in the country rvmnd about.
'l'lil- third robin-r had cecupml.
The dvpnty truth Korea to hilt office.
Filth stood ttt‘tttbling and clutching the
folds"! hcrdrm as hcclmvly questioned
ln-r. having first cmnmandml her. in the
"attic of ”ml and Justin, tuivll tho whole
truth as to what nlw had wimp-std. lint
she know nothing more than shc had
told at first. “You are surv- that there
unto rim-o men?" Yes, she was mm.
"And you worn with your rattle. out
thereby the clearing?" "I had been
.there since early in the morning."
Witt-m tellmethe hence of all that
through «mm but fertilercgion. In
For a few minutes at midday a single .
aims ,. vim, WW
been collecting brushwcod the road.
Ho too was summoned an msdo to
name those whom he had seen go by.
they Were all bmusht to the deputy,
diarwont from ono'to the other. with
the girl sud old man. remained stunti‘
ing for a moment before each, and ask-
0d: ‘ ‘Wae this the other robber?’ ' Karon
shook her head each time hoqnestioncd.
At length they stood before her own
master, the rich Terkel Dam; ho was
among those whom the brush gathered-
hnd-socn pal-iii, and he had boon sum:
mound with the rest. Terkel stood and
rattled the cover of his pipe. “Look
sharp now and see if you can recognize
me," he said with a laugh. But again
Karen shook her head, nml there war
nothing more that the deputy could do ..
The two soldiers were ain't-Ward tried
and manhood. They, Were to bo taken
out to the hill behind thechnrohhnd
there executed. The morning that they
wore carried through the village Karen
stood among the others to watch the ex-
mutioncr’s wagon pass. On the way one
of the robbers reached down and kicked
up a great white stone. This he east in
the dirtction of Terkel Diilll'fl farm gate,
calling out so loudly th it all could hear:
”By this remember that when my
'hito state becomes black he shall get
ill-l due, who sits tin-re grinning at us. ”
Soon aftcr. when they had come to the
hill and int-lay with his bare neck upon
the block, he laughed anti called to the
executioner: “Slash cart-fully with your
sword, you wretch, so that you get no
nick in it! You’ll certainly want. to use
it again for the murder on Vlflfltlllbjt‘l‘g
road. " “When will that lx1?”r1uestion-
ed the judge. “When the little wcnch
thcro is no longer afraid totoll what she
known,” he answered. The sonttmco
was carried out and the people talked
about the affair for many a tiny; but no
one could imagine what the poor rascal
‘had had in mind when hornet the white
stone toward Torkcl‘s farm.
At Michaelmas Karon was dismissed
from service. There was no much talk
about her, and the people of the parish
charged her with trying to deceive and
was them by claiming that ihcru- \vt-ro
three robbers, when in reality tin-re
could only have bocn two. Tho after-
noon that nhc should go away she thfld
crying. out in front of the house, a lit-
tle bundle of clothes undcr her arm.
Ebbo carried out to her a roll of frieze.
“You shall have this for your faithful
scrvice, " he said. “May I kiss your
hand for thanks?" the bcggml. “Where
do you think of going?" "That I don't
know, and i don't care much if only I
may find nnotln-r herdof cattle to watch
and another forest to hidv mysclf in. "
"Why do you carp so much about stay-
ing horn?” » "liccansv hero I can am
you," she answered, without lifting hcr
cyt-s. “You have brought it. all upon
yourself," be said, “by stuntking‘falsvly
in regard to thr- robbors; you said that
there wore inn-c, win-n thcrc wt-rc only‘
two. " Karon strxxl h‘lll‘lif awhile, look-
ing. at iii-be, bcfuro she answered; thon,
“i will tell you how it was; I couldn’t
nnmc the third 'lm‘ntm- it was—your
own fltthcr. " The farmer‘s son iurntd
pale. ”Let's go into thv house, " lll'Hiiitl,
taking Kart-n by the hand.
it was a littlt- while before supper
time; thv morn hadn‘t yd l'UlllI' in from
flu-it work. 'l‘t-rknl sat alum- in the
room. lll' Mart-ti at hi~~ mu and askt-d
why they came ttgt-tltcr. "We lntvo
news for you.” Mtid liblw. "Kuhn and
I are betrotht‘d. " “In that l‘iiM‘ thorn
will llt' two to go :.wny," said 'l‘t-rkt‘l;
“you'll not livo ht to with mr; lllllll‘l‘
stand?" "Now writ, will you. and in 1.
me to“ you how you owe it to but that
you an sitting lll‘l't‘ in llllH room at thu-
pnzncnl. moment." "What do we.
mt-un'r "5hr did M‘I'M‘llh tint third
robber was, down in the Visil'illljl'l‘u
road, but rlll' Wouldn't tell his inmw. "
'l'o-I‘lnl shrunk luck; ’hc- ft ll lit-:ti'ily
:ignitmt ibr wall. but aftrr a fur nun-
nt-s Iw lift-ml hintsvlf up and paid iii a
lli‘ukl'll \‘oiw. "ht everything lw tin you
wish. and now _\nii will takc the farm
and manage it :.nd tho hon-o hold. "
From that t'VhlllllK 'l't'rlu'l lvft «wry-
thinu in iln~ yuan“ m-nplc. He would
fwd and watch the {owls out in tltc
barnyard. but this wai about all hv did,
and he said littlv. livery day hr Want
and looked at l‘lt' whit-- stone by the
farm gate, and he would In \ur ht it be
rcntnvnl. "itttiltlt that it's lit-mining
black. oh, so black!" nuld bv. looking
l'mii d in we if any mn- “'ll'n watt-hing.
'l'hm lu- would «to-h thu- dust and mud
from the Nltmv. rnakhm it Wlilll‘ outdo.
lint. “very owning. jinn iti'flll'l' in than".
Karon would tukc down thr bythnl-«svk
and road from l'. to the old than.
The llt'xl mmmu-r when llll'l'l'fitlllllll't‘
wont around frrm farm tofttrm lugging
piw d of bras-s and copper for ”in tn-w
church bc-Il tho-y came in turn to'i‘crlwl.
flu Mood and in thought himwlf. "Why
ahmdd you go uromui lwgulnu at «wry
bonito?" aid ho- "l will gtvc it all.”
llt' Wont into h'u bedroom and brought
out a grant bay of money which should
be mud in pnrchnringtln new bell. The
lili'il broke out into csrlaniations of
(trilllllllli' and train" for 'l‘crlwl, but he
had inrttcd tmmtd to m- if Kim-n had
wilnvrml what, he did. Acmtnpanying
tlw t'mntnittw mm- tlw choir buys from
thu charity school, in whitc gum-m. who
staid lu'furl' via-h hotter and sttngnw-m‘
of sumo hymn. Ilcfnw 'l't'rlo-l’s tha-y
mm}: a who!» hymn. «lh- was dwply
atom! at his own mtn-rmity. but still
it" noticed that. they sang the hymn all
tlzrtmuh. ”They only grow my neighbor
mu wow. i not ft-nr. liowvvvr. that
wannnightot‘ money that 1 mm for
tlvv lr'll. "
Karen stirs] with her hand in his.
She klsmtl lllF hand and said: "Fadwri
"Father! l boiler" that i. ind bah heard the
prayer that ,l‘vc hwy praying m long.
Now you're certainly upon the rich:
way. " “i must hash-n tusrotltd way,"
said he. "and you haw ln-lpmi nw, oh.
rmmuchl" That evening shr- filled the
Whole hotter- with meat, and after thh
lights had two put out and they were
name to bed Elvin took her hand in his
and slid: "1' don’t understand. What a
t
matehnngc has iflkflfl plan- in {not
And you arr- mote Mantel than i m
. w s 'W‘ WM
80 time passed.
haulyear'n Karen did her duty and mu
s blessing to every one. She was a goal,
pious. amiable woman. who helped hm-
ncighbore. shared what she had with
the poor and wont every Sunday, no
matter what the Weather was. up to tho
Vissenbjorg church. .
"That’s a household pleasing to the
Lord." declared the pastor, and so
thought every one. Terkel continued to
pay hhtJisita to the white stone; and
when It thought that no one was look-
ing he would wipe it off with great
care. But he was growingold; once a
corpulont man, .lnt had now become
thin; howae bowed we ,3 and it was
with, great difficulty that he could climb
np’the utairs to his chamber.
()nc owning he chino in looking very
happy. ‘ "Today they have finished imag-
ing the new hell up in tho church. Ev-
ery time that it swings now itwill ring
out to (ind for me." From the begin-
ning of early spring ho had to keep to
his bed. When the lcnvcs began to turn
yellow and full ho whispered to himself,
“i’vc lain hero and watched the swab
have out of my windows a whole sum-
mer through; a last summer, I guess."
Karen named him and scarcely left his
bedside. .
Onocvcning as she came in with a
hotvl of gruel he lay gasping for breath
and could hardly upcuk so that one
could undcrstuml him. "The white
stonc out thcrc will soon bccomc black, ”
hownu mumbling. Karen bcnt down
ovcrhim; she’spokc gently, but no one
could have heard what slicsaid. At first
the old man shook his hcnd; thcn be
shut his eyes and would not answer.
She made him fold his hands while she
sung softlyn hymn of which he was
very fond. Then suddenly she burst into
tears, lifted his arms around her neck,
and whispcrcd: "May I? Say yes, oh,
say yes!" He shook his head; but she
lwggod again, morc carncstly than be-
fore she knot-led down by tho hm], not
letting go his hand. “You shall not
speak about it again," be rapid. ”I
said no, anti it must be as I said. "
lit-ad. (lot of tltmrn the wind was blow-
ing the leaves from tho trccs and whirl-
ing thcm about in great flocks Torin-l
looked up. Kan-n sat at the foot of the
bvd, her hands fuldrtl over the hymn
book. “Talk to mo n littlc," ho whis-
[l“l‘t'll “you cit. there so silent and now-r
say a word." “You won’t listen to
what. I say. " "Yin-l I will but you want
what cntr’t lug. How do: n it concern. the
[r‘fiplt' what (wk plum down tht-ro on
the \'i!~'~it'ltltjt'rg road? I must confess
my sins Mow tho- Li'l‘ll will forglvv
nn- you say, but i'll ltlSi'. thr- rt-spcot
and ("kli‘t'lli of the wholc parish.
will proplc any wht-n l conu- out among
them again? for I can live a littlc whilc
longer, I should think. " Shv didn't an-
swer; the team “'l‘l‘l' trickling down her
chicks. ”Atr- you angry?" he ankul aft-
or a frw moments. “Talk to inc; I
can't lmur that. you tl’ltould sit there and
not slwnk'k-lmt slat llllt‘frupfwl him,
"Must it be so? In our Lord Jt-sus'
namr, do what is right, what. is lit-st!"
A lt-m: liinv pass: (1 la-l'urv hv laid his
fnml-ltngluutd on Mr brad and mid:
"it r-ball ln- nsyouwisli; itshall brim. "
Shogun-arty of joy, ran out of ill“
room and dim lu'tl that n llll‘ti‘t'llgt'i‘ lw
.KI'ltl at (dive in tho Village for the pairi-
tor; sin: liorStlf Would follow with the
wagon to i’t-tch him. .
It lll‘l‘illlb‘ t'\'t‘lllllg, and it Was lulu
and dark lv-fon- tin-y rvtut'nvd. In tho
claim". 1' [in 1% flll‘t L'l‘l‘tll' t'nmllt .4 had
lH‘ll Ill l’t-itrz‘t‘ 'l'll'kll'r llHl llw‘llly,
twining: itlh’ thumbs, and talking to
hints. lt‘. \\ ithuttt to gaming what What.
hit about him. (how it!’ upt'ltt‘ll hi»: i'yl'F.
lmtltt d ni'Lmnl and Willi‘llt‘l‘l'tl‘. "Ln-t
mum «in in sent to tln church—J \\'l|lll
thr new l.t-ll rung~ my li'll. List: 1:!
now it's rutgtng. to (ilfl. for “it".lil‘
can hrar it. can Uni-«it's for lilw-mi'l'i'
tnr nlUIH‘-~fnt' I bought it! Will Him
with soon With the man?"
['i was you about brdttm-v whrn the
dog» lwgult to bark and tin w'ngoni'ullrtl
iliin ilu' farmyard. Karen folltm'wl 'llt'
parrot up into ’l‘t-rlo-l‘.~ t-ltatnlrr. l‘lbbt-
would ammo-puny tin ill, but hllt' puslml
him ;.:~ Ittly back. What took plat o thcrc
in tln- nick man‘s n-om nohnman being
in «him-v llttdn- iln‘m‘ W-‘t‘ kit: w. The 1WD-
1dr ouhidn board a voice which was
How and null-not, and one which was
will and plumbing, and tin it they could
dinlmgnn-h “llilltlul‘llifl and «rubbing
HIdllIIlN. Aftvt'tuutl it lwitnw ntill. and
t! m and an though llh'i“ was no lifn
in tln'rr—wnnd indml nit-nth wnuprm'nt.
"flow in lw than?" qut nilulml l‘iblm,
int Kurt'li at lvngth up: tu-d the door to
lit lint pmtlxr uni. "Ht 'M lufftf' llfiw
than he's brvu in a long time. " anttw't-rt-tl
tltt- pastor. “for now llt'I‘i dead. gone to
rim-p ht tiod's noun-n A great sinner lice
in Hill"; but thr (div who hanwinhrd
him Well and “'llll’lllii and praymi anti
llillh'rl‘tilitfliill fit-ill llu- error Hf it»
wayv. that om» in Kat‘t‘ll. your good
Wif'v; lili'f‘M'll Nillill I'll" be ilnrli'm‘ ill
the t-lght of (ind and tm-nl"
le utmwuut l'v thc farm “ltll‘ lay
thvrv for many a your. livcry spring, at.
Wldtunntidn. thvy gavn it a coat. of
whitewash and took will care that it
Was nlwayn whitt- and tr: c from utmts.
--'l'rmwlatml From thv Danish For Hhort
lib-rim.
(Yttrium Engineering lllnndrr.
A carton i def: rt ham in on discover-ll
in iittdnpt-st‘h nndot‘grontttl railway.
Thl'i’t‘ arc not Filling“ rt-titilntinu aper-
tnrv-u in the innit-l. and thc trains ruch-
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like that in thr tulw of a Zulitwki pttcu
inutit- gun. (in mono Il'l‘iit‘liliifl the can!
haw bu n lift: d from the track. Mill “1"
paw-Night“ hairc- bot-n nlttmt. mtffm'atctl
Hill' Mrl‘ft'ii of initial twotnilm long
hnnmdy urinal: \‘Mlltllllflllg apcriurt'.
making it alml-n' an airtight trnnpnrt-
im at. Any f't’fyllfyt'J-Hn’: l ngin- rt might
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Innis-inflow did Mr. Huggins strike
yrmt
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lit-red in a. single night. Get Dean's
Illnhnant 't‘nm vnnv‘ Anni.-
SUMMER‘ NOVELTIES.
ltnrin-e, (.‘ollnru and flew Sin-Von . The- Art
of Dressing \Vrll.
('blifnn. l::.'('. “div and flower rnn-ltca‘ arc
ii feature Hf tlw :~t':t~'.i|t:tntl itmppn‘illun tn
t'u-sc, but l‘llllllll)’ t'n~hintt:tld '. are low cut
l-odit-vs. nut Mowing tho rill‘llltlt‘l'fi. nsin
owning lll't'bh. but leaving the throat and
an llll'il ni‘ so ln‘luw it um Iii‘i'l’i'tl. 'l'ht‘ Na-
polmn collar lmmc of tho lzttcw‘t novelties
WM arm. (on: wt.
and is faithfully imitated from tlu'pur
trait-l of lll' mat! warrior .\ l.5m' jab-yr
is tmmlly worn \le b it.
A in W film \‘1' liltflli‘l ii llllt‘tl (‘llNl‘lV tn
ilu- arm and law two full caps not ill the
filltllllill‘l'
A l'ariahttt authority anntatmw that
only \H'llll'll with small fm'l should with”
light t'nlort'tl Im'ltlutn‘. Dark “Inns wrvc
to Hill‘tillll and “ll‘ll'lll'l' ttlwhatt-ly ('Xll‘t'illi‘
flow while polo ohm render thvnt obvious.
To bv wally \vcll drum-d it. is lll'l‘l“'llll"y to
girt' lillt'llllllll to cvt-ry tit-lull of ”w tnllcr.
from the bat to tho boon, and, lllId'I‘HH'l',
what 1- null tlrnsxt-tl for (lllt‘ pvt-nil nr urn
rut-lull ls "of Ur” lll‘va-a‘d for :tnntln-r The
art of tii'w'~lttirI-ntisi~t~tlam-tiring clothing.
milled to the time and plow and m-lwtlng
it with rare that it I‘ll'ill acrrntttnh' [ml
ilvn-nrt'vlntlvnbeam lowmd lct dorm». llilii‘
tmnbatvrn-d lr th Ullvu lwcn said that
gtmd ttotn. good t-nrx‘lau’n and m-lt' mull
tit-m-t- do far mon- to l'l‘l'HlI‘ll favorablv lm~
prt-suhm than lu-nntv nlutw.
White gum:- in NW“ i‘\‘i'l”yWhl‘n'. it iv
am! a.» a gown trimmltnt and for all mm
'If :ll'l‘l‘HNlt‘ll'i. lllttt'lt gritiw‘ in film Worth
and when mingled with _w llnw lw purib‘tt
burly cli‘t'ctlvt', Manic prawn bl wry Imp
plly vtnplnyml on costumes of the minus.
color. while grt‘t'll gonzo, nil lll'i‘t‘li dtfiu ni‘
ltttl'cin, in t‘llii"lllllli'lyt‘llli and pot-tit- look
ing
’i‘otlny'e illustration shows a walking
r'twtnmt' of inland brine and White wonlon
inside. The plain skirt. baa fillill'fl‘ at tlw
bark. 'l‘ltr blona- of rod and beige fottlard
has a sort of Il\‘l‘i‘Ill’l‘Hle the \vnolcn goods.
cut away in a vnrlom faultlnn and tulornotl
with buttons. Square tolls form n bio-pa:
hack and front. The drnpcd colluraml bolt
are of mi mtln. 'l'hc elm-veg, of futilnnl,
haw, wool cpunh‘tst. Junie (lithium.
A lmublc Purpose.
tit-t into ”N habitat. Walking with
the “fin“ cast tlmughtfnily on tho ground.
it. giwa pwmlu tht- imprtwnimt that you
are n tlmrpthinkcr. and you may ho able
to pick up articles of vnlttc that othcra
havc loht.—--.".tchiaon (ilobv.
.9...
(.‘mupnnimt-t of the noble orders take
rank immmliatt-ly aftm- the knight» of
tlw smnv ut‘tlrf', thl'il' prt‘t't‘tlf‘lif‘" among
ilwtnsclvon being arranged by a rotor
plicatcd but will underway] system.
a...“
._ 4... in“- ".4... w-
Matty border f’t‘tllill‘ll no thought from
them who hurl thrift. and for a simple
roommathoy rustic no such (lea-rid up»
on those who wrote manta-430nm
r
sweating. cal ours and hot, th. aching
an 'n' aha canto PW
joints and instantly use» the sting out
of arm and hunions. It's the mutant
oomfortdiucovery of the site. Allan’s
I'M-Ease makes tight-fitting or new
shoes feel one .1 It uncertain cure for
all drug-
rinl pack-
()lrnutond.
feet. Try it today. Sold 1!
girlie and shoe store». 23’
ago free. ' Address, All 8.
Leltoy. L. Y
"Watko n .Jauob,‘ day is breaking!"
so said he itt'a Little Early Rivers to
the man who had taken flu-m to around
his aluggish liver. u. U. litillsou, E. l’.
Wet-d. ’ t
Old People.
()ld poodo who require medicine to
regulate tie bowel» and kidneys will
find the trim roumly in Electric litters.
This mcdicino dove not athnulato and
contains no whiskey nor other intoxi-
cant, but acts as a tonic. and nltortttivo
it acts mildly on the wtomach and bow-
els, adding strength and giving tonc to
the organs, then-by aiding Nature in the
[nzrftmnnnm- of thc functions. Electric
Bitters in an excellent aplmtim and aids
digcntion. ()ld poo do find it jnnt t-xztet~
ly what they ‘llt'ilfi, Prim- lifty rents
and $1.00 pt-r bottle at (i. (.1. b‘tillwn's
and E. i’. chd':l Drug Stores.
Pass the good Word along the line.
Piles can lm quickly cured without an
operation by mnply applying DeWitt’s
V itch Hazel Salvo. Cr. C, Stillson,
E. l’. Wei-d. .
, Two Lives Saved.
Miss i'hoobc Thomas, of Junction City,
111., was told by her doctor» she llntlnnli-
snmption and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles Dr. King's New
Discovery cuinplctly i'tll’t‘ii her and she
says it reared bur if“. Mr. 'l‘hos. lingers,
lilii Florida St. ban Eranciw'o, suffered
from a dreadful (wild. approaching (Jon
smnption, trivti without rcault new-ry-
thing else, than bought out- bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery and in two Wroks
wasmmwl, lie is naturally thankful.
It is such results, of which tin-ac. are-
samples, that prove the. Wonderful of-
ficacyofihis nm‘lir-ino in (H'vtighs and
Colds. Fre-v triallmitlcs at (i. (I. thril-
mn'ét and E. 1’. \Vmsd'fi Drug Stun-.4.
Regular Nil.» 7M- and $1.00
Small lll size, but great results.
DeWift'rt Little Early Risen-i not gently
but thoroughly, curing intlign-stion,
dysppsia and constipation. Small pill,
safe pill, host pill. (i. (7. Stillmn,
E. i’. chd.
STATE or Unto. CITY to" Touch". (Q.
Li ms (int‘xrv. t ""
Fit mt .l. (.‘ttrsttv makes oath that in
is the M'fllnl' partm-rof the fimrnt l". .l.
(Ymavt‘tv «(10,, doing business ill the
(lityvof 'i‘olt-do, ( luntity and State, afore-
said. and that hillli firm will pay thu-
sum of one hundred dollarn for t'm'lt and
cvt-ry mm of (.‘arnrrh that cannot in‘
vnrwi by the Ilsl' of ll.u.l.'~ (Autumn
Lilian. lr‘ttrtxu .l. ('mzxizv.
sworn to before me and subsertlwd in
my prtu—erncr, this lith day of lM'etula-i',
A. ll, iWNi. . ‘
-,
\ ‘ .‘I t A. W. ”Liaison",
( t Notary Public.
iiail'a ('utanli Curr l9 taken internally
and ach tlll’l't‘fly on thr- blood and muc-
mw Mll'lzit't'“ «'t' the .t-ystnm. Fond for
tosunmnialr, frco. '
F. .l. l'ill‘T‘J'X Lh: ('H ,‘i’trlmln, ti,
l'rluld by “range-ts. 77w
l’t-réunzz who have :i muzlunu rival!
vvtrv night. on account of n [inkling
Ht'llr‘dtlhil in llll' tl-t'uai. lllilyUVt'lt'l-lm
it at once by a draw If Hm‘ Minute
li‘ottghflnm, H.1' full: at, l‘}. l’. W- . d.
”Children 6;] for
Pitcher’e Gastoria.
“'lil'fl llnby was sick. we gave hwr ('Mtoria.
“flu-rt hit" was a (’llil‘l. slur I rm! fur Pomona.
Wit-at uh" ‘h‘l‘flflll' 31:15. who cling to ('Miuriu.
When shr- had (Thil ircn. slw gavelhvtu ('ntorin.
.Wlit-n wn- consider that tlu- lllft‘fifil't‘r
tithe"
cartoon“ in m. Samuel Pitcher’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Horphiae nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It issharinless substitute fer ‘
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Oratorio is the
children’s Panacea—the [others
friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.”
no not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Cnstoria, and see that. the {ac-shun.)
signature of ’
is on the ' ‘ -
wrapper." m
Wcshnli pro- '
trot ourselves and the public at all hazards,
Tar. Czurmm c0umxv,77 Murray so. N. Y.
4.5...4... ‘%
I 570 In 1883-
Of’fiecs, 430 Main Street,
”BIMEPOIIT. CONN.
IO
llusltcls of Roasting
Size
Clams!
Sofl,5hefl
Crabs!
‘Lobsters !
't.
For the Fourth. Leave 'or
(let's early.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
nrv about liw tiuu-s .ts lulu: .H tin. lusty“
we can Tl'illlW' tbr tutrnw pullinng
t-nn-rit'nm-d when they lv'romu- Inllntm u
Ila-Witt'ni'ulh' ntnlf’h dvm 1 'url‘ :otlnln- -.?
llllldllllllillinil :ii Hill'i'. zmtl f'llllflill"! l; ‘
rI-nmthho- difficulty. U. (T, .‘r'tihmn.
ll. l’. “'rrrl.
You Don’t liars 1'03er Oil.
says the HI. innisJonmnl of [\L'l’l'dlllttrr
in an mlitorinl almat Nu—TII-I’ml‘. tlw
famous tobacco habit can . "Wt- km».
of many f'iW'H ram! by Nit—'l'mii..t.
“no, a prominent tit. Louie ill't'ilill'i'l.
smoked and chvwvd for twenty warm.
two bum curwl into so that t-tua tin
stnvll of {ohm-co makrn him nitric." N
'i'n-litwmldnml guaranteed by if. ll.
f'laiutt-d. Nounm no pay. llmk rm.
Sterling Kennedy (kt, New York or
Jhicngo.
Eli Hill. Lutnbcr i'ity. l'a.. wrttm
"l haw- bmn rum-run: from [illi'l‘ lot
twi-my-tivn yo-aru. and tlmnght my «aw-v
incurable. Ilo-tht'a— Witt-h Ilzm-l
Salve was rm-mmntrudrd in me as a ptlr
car». m i bought a lynx .md it [I'rfttrttwtl
a permanent cure." Third is only-unt-
ofthmisnnds of .«imihtr mum. l‘it‘w'fml,
norm and skin dim'arm yiwld quickly
when it is nrwd. ii. (3. l‘iillmn. E l'
\Vt'Hl.
Children Cry for
Pttcher's Gastorla.
Buchlin's Arnie: Iain
The first salvo in ”In World for cute.
braised. mrm, rilcnn. salt fin-um. fun-r
tum-.1, tt-ttvr. t-bnppml halide, chilblnins.
come. and all mkin cruptiuiu. and mat,
tiwlymtrw pllm, or no [my imperial
if in gunmntm ti fl» Mili‘l' pI'ffvt'f mfiafmf-
that or nmnvy rrfundml. i'rira- ‘25 «mm.
per box. E. l’. Wood and U. (I. Stillman.
it Would be hard in marine" it than
enduring from bill-run colic that bill
agony is dun to it intends! with an
unprmmonrahlr name. lint tmrt dot-u
rrf lioWitt'» (folio and Cholera (turn will
convim'r: him of its: aver to afford
infant rr-lio'f. it kil pain. (i. U.
Htlllflm, E i’. Wet-ii.
=1 .trth ll il- . 1;. iln‘ nllll.
' -‘-t:imp.- you as :ililr‘llt', or -~--~oiht l‘itlhl‘
ll trill-rte roar t.t-h' :ts sun-ly as tho,
'l'ln'lt- i.~ in! I‘.\~
vast that you can lllnl. 'l‘itu- prim stunts.
l)‘ ti Ind “and. and i‘7 yam (wing lll'l‘t',
)nu ii." lmnndtu “vi sotm'ilttltt: ptvtty
no lilillil‘l‘ n Lat you t‘llllnhv, for “V lil‘l p
Notional-1w.
Painting. paprr hanging and
ion.
It ll'd nonwnit-nt for you to call at tho
diurr. do ;n a postal. and [will lmph-zm-d
to call In: you With a full Inn-of sample»
E. E. GORHAM,
ltlh’lltri'l‘ AVENUE.
Haw Norwalk. ~ - (huntt-t-tlmt
(ll curat-
:5
matczvoun
WANTS KNOWN
iNTHl:
EVENING SENTINEL
YOUNG- MAN!
Why tako-ihc chance of Ill.lntr
without lnnnrmtcc, when our
"ruin u they will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR swam
in Six (.‘tu. a day will ulvr v m an Endow-
ment of Mm! p I‘V‘I'Il” tu ymltut-lf if you
NW. Willi ltmttmmzr, like th-rvlhitm
elrr, Lin-bud. l-tlhvolmttwst. lunar” in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
0f Hartford.
in Washington Street. 80. Norwnll.
Norwalk Chronicler