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ALWAYS STANDARD
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_ _ ummer’
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5 $5.00 Tan Shoes,
3‘1", u u
Ladies’ $2.50 Ruseet lace Shoe, -
$3.50 u u
Children’s Spring Heel RussetShoes, 5 to 8.
Children's, Spring ileel Pusset Shoes,
9 to (I,
A iargeline of Ladies‘ Oxford Russet and Black at Greatly Re-
' duced Prices.
M'. H. GLOVER’SA
Double
Shoe
Store. . . . .
40 and“ Wall Street,
Norwalli, Gt.
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- $3.50
$3.00
$l.50
, " - 3, case
450 and 50c
60c
Everybody’s Shoes Siiined Free.
endow. so... ” 3
llrokcn lots of higher priced
goods all nearly sizes.
$I.50.
I Men’s Suits,
llroken lots,
. . . . .‘Half Price.
i Men's and lloys'
- ‘Straw Hats,
. . . '. . Half Price.
W. A. BENEDICT & 00.;
., l9 MAlN STREET,
Nor-walk.
Sum! Ville
imam Inuit iitslir.
Toothache”; me
lib WASHINTON ST...
50. Norwalk.
m. .. Lea. “nu—x... H... mm. tn. - ... .. -.....
What is It
that prompte you to buy your shoes at’
one store rather than another? but it
style. quality. lit durability and price as
totlic shoe and prompt and cmirteme
attention on the of the proprietor and
alderman? if t one are the real lililililii"
meme we look for a liberal rharc of your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
00 UA‘HIIOTOI I‘l‘llll’,
tooth Norwallr. 00ml
azerori's
LOST lliillli
’ film Walloon!” Navies l‘r‘illir. l i... r! firshrl Merrie 5m
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rig ' .n in "stored. ll . in”. site!
now». pm. or unit, balmy; “mi-ice
""7 murder In giv— a legal '1'”. 4.. ti vlll' :9 ml ‘h- merry.
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€0LITIOAL TA
What caninlgn Workers Are Saying and
Doing at the fictional Capltnlw—Mr. liar-
rlty Announces Ills Retirement From
Active ltolltlcsw'l'smmauy l'or Bryan. ‘
Macaw. Neit, Aug. i.--Zvir. Bryant!”
announced his itinerary for his eastern trip
to meet the ‘notillcetion committee of the
Democratic national convention in Madl-
iion Square Garden. Aug. 19. Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan will leave Lincoln on the
liuriliiigtcn at (ic'olcck Friday evening.
Aug. 7. arriving in Chicago on Saturday
afternoon. They will stopover Sunday
and will leave Chicago on the i’enniiyl-
Pitteburg Monday night. They will stay
overnight in Pittsburg and leave for New
York early Tuesday morning. arriving
there about hali’~paat (l Tuesday evening.
The national committee will Meet in New
York (it the tbuo of the notification, and
important campaign work will be (lil-
cnssed. From New York (Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan will go to Bath. Me. and iipond a
few days with the. flownlht The return
trip will not be arranged until after ‘ the
New York meeting. , Mr. Bryan is not
making any dates for rpiicchci-i at this time
and will not do no until after the national
committee has been consulted. lie has
been receiving large numbers of invita-
tions to speak in almost every state of the
Union. .Most of them have come by mail
or wire, but many have been extended by
men who have come in person for the pur-
pose. To each be has given the shaman-
swer. that he would make no appointments
until lifter meeting with the national com
inlttec. A dispatch has been received from
Amos J. Cummings. the New York con-
grossmun and journalist. saying. "Tllii
‘i‘annnany executive committee has just
unanimously lndorsed your nomination.
My personal congratulations."
Politics at the Capital.
Wasniaorcn. Aug. i.—'l‘he Republican
congressional committee announces that
the campaign textbook would be ready
tor distribution on Monday.
Among the callers at tile headquarters
were Senator Pritchsrd of .North Coroll-
nn, who stopped on his way home from a
meeting of the national committee in New
York; General Wilson of Delaware and
Congressman (Iollln of Maryland. The lat-
ter acid that the silver sentiment in the
country districts was fairly strong, but
that it had developed no strength in the
cities.
Senator Jones. chairman of the Dem-
ocrallc national committee. is expected
hero on Monday. Immediately alter his
arrival the announcement of the location
of the national headquarters will be made.
Littln doubt is entertained at the Doin-
ocatlo congressional headipinrters that
Washington will be selected. ‘l he fact that
» Mr. St. John, treasurer of the coniiiiittue,
had engaged rooms at the liartholdl in
'7 g New York led to the announcement from
New York that the headquarters were to
be located tliore. This is the result. of a
uiisappriiiicnalon. 'i he rooms he engaged
E in re simply those of tho troiienror. (Tliuir-
\- | man .loui-s will also announce the “will-
, liorshlp iii' the uxueutli'o'(‘olnlulttco upon
I bla arrival liorc.
Senator Faulkner. chairman of the limo.
inorntic congressional committee. has re-
i turned from his home 'lll West Virginia.
l Ho inilievos that thof national Democratic
I headquarters will be located hero lie
says the demand upon his committee for
cniiipnlgn literature at this early stage is
unprecedented. it is couiined exclusively
to the money question. The principal
iipooolies called for are those of Represent-
ative 'l‘owne. Hoiiatorii 'i'iilier. (Iockroll.
Vest and Harris.
' The temporary and probably the poriiiu
nciit. invadpiartore of tho l’opullwt natlou~
al roiiiinlttce will be located at H20 New
York nvvnuo. which is the headquarters
of Senator Stewart and liiii silver paper.
itlxfiiicrotary Tower of the national com-
mittee is temporarily in charge of the
headquarters and will ’riimalo here until
the arrival of Senator Marion lllll-lcl'.
f chairman. and score-tar)! l'ldgcrton. ’i‘hi'y
lore expected til roach Washington next
Week and will immediately ailsnuioohnrgo.
’i’hii iraiiiilcr of property and of accounts
will llll made by oxiihulruian ’l‘aubonock
and or Secretary 'i‘urnon
International llimetalllem.
Alumni, in. Aug. l.—llarvcy liigbaiii.
editor of The Upper llcsinollio. liaii rn~
3 l-i-ivi-d ii long letter from Senator Ailliioii
? in which he i'xprceson the belief that an
* international flflfiliillll‘lll on the subject of
international lllllllillllllhili is possible with-
in arousonahlo time and says tlilii hoih-l
reel» ilret upon the dciilrablenoiie of such
an agreement. linth pro-clone metal-I are
"unwary as the lia-iii of valnu and of the
World'scommerce. which cannot he our
riod on without a roononably llxed par of
exchange. 'l‘hoecnutor thoii prm'i'ednlo
liiiillfy lilii views by citing the evidences
of the growing lilmi-inllio II'lillilii'lii iii
iiri-ni llrltalii and lil‘l’lllillly and conclude-i
mi follow»: "The silver Iiill’lllnli In a vital
gone in a worldwide wine. and into-rum
3 tlnnai hlniotnlliimi lfl'iliflklnfl rapid prog-
rmiu in Europe. and. ii wuiiinllu no inlhinku
now. bi likely to produce a practical imbi-
ilnii. whereby enter and gold will again
' circulate at a practical parity in value at
an agreed ratio."
liq-wall on the lane.
llA'l'ii. Mon. Aug. i.-)lr. Arthur Hawaii
exproseed liimiiolf upnntbe iiiiiiioef (he
inmopaign in an interview. in which he
. said: "'i'lie only leeuo oi the oaiiipniitii is
free silver. The Republicans have been
trying to force the «rift in the lrnni. but
cannot do It. it i each a It'l‘iilldi‘li‘y tune
that the people are not thinking about it.
The trouble iii not there. The people went
prosperity. which is having every than at
viork and all the WhMill moving. 'l'lii-y
haw tried high term and low thrill. and
tuition bare lawn continually growing
worse. The llfllllm’flfllll party have decided
that tho iroiihlvilminihe lllilnt‘lflllyl
rem. aiiil the remedy iii the "monetize-
tlou of silver. The people have decided the
union only. and what they want they will
have; aim what the people want hi right;
it cannot be nihernlao. "
Bunny's flrllrnriebi.
i’iiimnstruia. Aug. i.«Willinm li'.
Merrily, until recently the chairman oi
the Iii-inmratin national committee and
for years a leaderluihe Witty riiiinclls.
has "lfldi’i the inicrceiing announcement
that he has retired lrctii avili'r politics.
in humor to inquiries upon the subject
Mr. llarriiy made the following state-
merit:
“m. ii in true that 1 here determined
to Mtluiraw from active participation in
1 entitle-rd alleles for eermi rears nastl
’ Iii voltmeter.
vania road uhout Sunday night, reaching
possibly two exceptions. The nominations
Mimi)“, Netiinll. Lei-Mr. (Bryan has
submitted “10.601511! 0! the fusion of the
lleirecrutlc and Populist parties in this
state and his plan has been adopted The
dent. or agreed upon. ‘is‘ utieiaotory to
both portion. and it (snot believed there
will be tiny «limoulty in carrying it ‘out.
All that remains to be done is to arrange
the details. Each party will here its 0011'
ventlon and go through the canal formall-
ties, but the trio will be urged by fusion
so completely that it w ll be pretty hard
for‘elthcr to preserve its identity during
the campaign. The Populist unite conven-
tion will he held 'llrot. It will name for
'prciiidentlnl electors unequal manner or
Populism and Democrats. with the under»
clouding that the elecihral ticket iii for
Bryan and Sewall. Governor Holcomb
will be runomlnutod. and cpullsts will be
named for all the other ii in offices, with
for treasurer and auditor may be given to
the Democrats. The Democratic conven-
tion will place the same candidates in
nomination. The two parties will have
only one presidential ticket and one state
ticket in the fluid. Each party may come
three of the six candidates for congress.
The Gold Standard Meeting.
lithium-(into, Aug. i._-—-lt ll! now he-
iii-veil that about :iil states will be repro-
eentod at. the meeting of the provisional
national committee of gold standard Deni-
ocratii here next Friday. The I udlaiiu iniin~
agers have been informed that the follow-
ing coniinitteemcn have been elected to
date: Alabama. J. iii. Faulkner; Califor-
nia. E. 13. Bond: lllinoiii. John M. Palmer;
indiauu, John H. Wilson; Kentucky. it.
'l'. Tyler; Michigan, John S. Lawrence;
Minnesota. .i. M. w. Cuthcnn: Missouri,
L. C. Krenthoil: Nebraska, Euclid Mor-
tln; West Virginia. Henry ('. suns; Wis-
consin. Ellis V'. (labor. 0th was expccti-d
to name a member oi the committee, and
the managers are informed that the fol-
icwlng states will elect iconiiaittcemou
early next week: lown, Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire. Connecticut. Rhode is‘
land, New York, New Jersey, Virginia,
Pennsylvania. Tennessee, Georgia, Flori-
da. Mississippi. Texas, Kansas. South
Dakota and Oregon.
Tammany For Bryan and Sew-ll.
New Yonx. Aug. L—At a meeting or
the executive committee of the 'l'nminany
Democracy the following resolution was
adopted by a vote of 70 in l: "The user:-
ntivc committee of the Democratic organ-
ization of the city and county of New
York. in regular meeting assembled. does
hereby accept and approve the nomination
of William J. llryan of Nebraska (or pri-s-
ident and Arthur Scwall of Maine for vice
president of the lfiiltcd States as the wise
determination of the Dciiincrotlc national
convention recently held in Chicago, and ,
we pledge our loyal and hearty support to
their candidacy."
Boston Gold htandisrd Men.
Booms. Aug. l.-—.\ business mcn'e
nonpartisan campaign romiiilttcc lntlio
interest. of gold standard this organlu-d at 1
(ho Huston Morehants' association, with i,
l
l
.l. ii. Leann president. Eleven well known ‘
lillfilnliiin' man are chosen vice . prreidentu, ‘
and organiiatlon was further perfected by ,
’ the choice of an executive committee, with
l
John (Y. Cobb chairman. ”liver ll.‘ liur i
rull secretary and L. (i. llurnham trom-
urcr. Headquarters for the campaign will
he established at onrit Biislnoss'muo will 3'
be invited to ally themselveii with the or» i
ganization. - l
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.ilaiieaciinsetls (iold Delhi-rerun.
llierilX. Aug. l.-—At a meeting of the 2
gold iiiandurd Democrats at the Parker 1
House linii. Thomas .l. (inrgan. who had
been decided upon M a candidate for gun ‘
iirnor. plated that he could not be a candl- .
date on account of physical inability to l
undertake (bu duties of the campaign.
THAT PROCLAMATlON.
“'hat I fipanleh Paper Thinks o! the
President's Warning.
HAVANA. A ug. l.—-l.ll Luchn line a
comment upon the report from Washing
loll that i’riiuldcnt (‘lnvolaiid‘s proclama-
tion of warning to lllibnetvrs lli'llflfllfini'll
to fulfill all noon-rotary preliminary (urinal-
tiles on tho part oi the l'uliml Status gov-
ernment no as to aid fllflllllil for lilili‘lillil
(lot which the l’nliud Status intends to
make on Spain for insane euil'crcdby Amer
lean» during the war in (Tuba.
La illichn ohiwrvi-s that such a more
might lint he so bad (or Spain on appear-i.
and might even he in her favor. lt‘omlw
the Madrid governiiiont would hack with
unlmpeachnhiu priiofn a claim on the
Washington government for all damages
caiieod by tho negllgvnriiwhloh lmsalwaye
been displayed by the i'nited Slalo- gov~
i-rniiii-nt toward the prevention oi "llllil‘i
luring. 'l‘hii proved coiui‘i‘ilaiii-o of local
and high national (lllll‘inld of the I'iiltod
Hinton mm the plane of tho iillbiisti-ru.
new in Locha. and the tact that they have
lent protection in the armlng'anil dim
patching of expeditions which lhoylvoru
order-id ti' provout constitutes a curl-mu
crime. as President ('leriilimd in his prov
laniniimi palate out.
'i'hl- Jillll'l'liil concludes that win-re ripnlu
would have to pay no indemnity Ilii'
could caeily and rarely collect imam.
I'omliient n! lamina (iraphlv.
Lower. Aug. l.——'l’lio (lrnplilo this
morning commends i'riv-ideut ('lvtulsnd‘n
renewed warning that the neutrality lllwi
mini. be lililii‘fl‘i’ll and says: “An .iiiwrlvan
annotation of ('iiha living it possible nnlu
than it in the more imperative that (he
pair-tide heir loan involuntary ii'gaey from
Spain should exhibit no indecent haste in
precipitating a settlement of the «pin
lion."
mum. when airline Renewed.
(nineteen. Aug. l.—-’l'he iitrllw at the
victim or the iii-own lloietlug and i'iiliu
toying Machine company hue imen renew-
ed by order of the iii riliers' executive coin.
mlitne. The men llml that the peritoneum
cilrrmi by the etnte board of arbitration
door not include recognition oi authority
of labor union committees nuriiio die-
(llmrgo of all nonunion men. and on them
[minis they will continue the battle. They
are in an angry timed. and trouble in oil»
mniit certain to come. and the police will
now use rte-run methods than than» to
neatly employed.
Cyrilel Itilini by Trotter (for.
suit "any, Any. i.-(iiio lilghateky,
age-d 12‘! years. a lilryrliiit. WM killed by a
trolley her near Kitiibvrlri nreriiii- bridge.
lie ems riding elem" the "ark. and in
turning out to avoid an encroaching cor
his wheel slipped. throwing him directly
in tram oi the car. which crushed him to
death
, of the future," said Mr. Clemons.
mi rcscnisr’ni coon suitor.
I'll. Itory o! Ills Health fleeting Journey.
Says the Tran-veal Is the Country 0! the
llutur'e-w "is Advice, "(in to Atria.
Young Man."
'Sournsnnm. England, Aug. 1.—S. L
Clemons (Mark ’l‘waln). with his wits and
daughter. have urrired here on board the
steamer Norman from Table hay. Clips
Colony. Although he starred ctrt on his
tour of the world in feeble health. being
obliged often to take to his bed between
the delivery ol lcoturomanil notwithstand'
log an attack of illness in indie. the la.
vorite humarlst looked the picture of
health when he landed here. He has gone
far and seen much in the Sandwich Is-
Innde. Australia. ludiu and South Africa.
but it was especially of affairs in the
Transvaal, where his iitoy was coincident
with the‘exclteiiient over the trial of the
“reform" prisoners that he was ready to
talk. He expreiised himself as feeling
charmed with what he had seen of South
Africa. \ .
“I consider the Transvaal the r untry‘
III:
hasodelightlui climate and boundless nat‘
ural wealth. '1 had presented to me in
.lohannuiburg a little nugget with figures
on it showing the enormous increase in
ihegold output. The bulk of the trade.
there is in the handeot the English and ;
Heroines. but Americans should be able :‘
to command the lion's share of the trade
in iiincliluery, the largest portion of the i
machinery in the Transvaal being Ameri-
can. Mr. Hammond (John llnyii Hum
mend. the reform leader. convicted oi
treason and whose sentence at death was;
commuted) intends to bring l‘ack from
the states with him $200,060 Worth.
Americans In the Transvaal.
“Tliemajorlty of the Americans in the
Transvaal are engaged in mining and en-
gineering. I think there is a great open-
ing there for a young men acquainted
with this branch of mechanics. The
Aiiiorlcun element is comparativelvamnll, "
but’tbe mass of tlm Boers make no dis-
tinction between Americans and English.
indeed all foreigners, with the exception
of (immune, are referred to as English E
The oxcitmucnt over the Jameson raid and 5
the subsequent trial of the reform-ire has I
subsided. but all the reformers
son llurco. "
Mark 'l’waln showad his humorous ap—
prociation of the stolld ohalitlcsi of the
liner character in touching upon their
history.
characteristic druwl:
"'l‘lic illght of the children of lsraol was .
a holiday excursion compared Willi the
liner treks. When they ilnnlly settled in
this ’l'riinsvaal. like the Mormons. they
thought the country was so Villlll‘lt‘fil that
no one would ever take the trouble to dis-
turb them. 'l'lioughiiierc in no doubt that
the Hannah prl-ecrvod them from extinc-
tion at the humid of the ravage-i, their
hatred of England increased with every
interference. Thu. liand oi (led, no they
ilrmly believe, guided them in tho wildrr
nos. hi their dilliirnntsettlements. and tin.
English persisted in interfering in each
instance.
"in my opinion the u‘uluudrr ch-inout
must overwhelmingly prcpoiidiirato before
llioy rill) gain political recognition. and
then it can only be by peaceful nil-ans. ” i.
'lhi- traveler expcsscd bimvelf as very
favorably impressediwlth the l'nired l-lalcn
ciiiieularolllcials, especially Mr. Williams.
int. Johannesburg. ”whom,” hehraid. "1
count my personal friend."
"i think." he added. ‘.'tlint with the ln‘
cfi‘flfil' of ri-lllilllll‘cu and lhiljlfiitiliilllilt’llh
of lill' country our guwrnincnt will find
it important for the extension of Ameri-
can trade to increase the ('(il‘ie‘lllll‘flx'l
Asked regarding his own plans, Mr.
Clemons replied that he intends [ll remain
in England no longer than air mouths,
and that he will spend it in mm:- dub-t.
plain- away from London. ivhi-rehi- intrude
to write a hook.
BASEBALL.
NATIMM. 1.12am E (lAllEi.
At New York-
New York ....... (I (i i o i -i (l o '_ 1i
lirmiklyii ........ i It i H L." H u o l-—- Ii
NewA’ork-«ilite. lL’: errors. l. lirnok-
lyn—liit». ll; lli'l‘lll'e :i.
At Huston-—
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Philadelphia .. ii i
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plain-Jilin. .‘i; errorii, l.
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i'ilhliurg—llflu. iii. iirrirs, 'J. ('lnciu-,
iiiuimlliu. ii. i'rrurn. :i,
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Washington... 1 'I
llultiiiiurcwilile. ll: i'l‘flil‘i, (l.
ingtniiwiliii. iii. errors. ii.
\‘l'aeh
llrnwnril In the Mohawk.
A‘tr’l‘llllilfll, K. \‘., Aug. i-«i'liariiu
llynru. and i", wait drowned in the Mo
hawk riiur whiiu bathing. licwaarii
iliirivuriliu tin-Willi [min “in above to tlll
island. a ill-damn of over lWl yarda. null»
iiemiiiiing Milan-(ml, lllelllllii'ill‘lill from
iilgiil
steamer Minis at "or “hurt.
i'ini‘iinr'r. Mo. Aug. l.u—’l‘h-- siexiiiior
Twilight. owned by the “drum .‘ilh‘llllr
ship companv. lllllli. at the wharf at (irciin-
ville, on Miiimiiho‘mi liiki'. A iiiriing uliid
(interned ill" i‘N-Iii.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
( holrra in mid to be beyond rimirril iii
iinrilirrii Egypt. with! iii-hills have al-
ready been "worn vl,
.l‘auwr ('udy~ no n’h-god west Illlill'i’lillill.
was abut in Wind Hiiirflrut nireoi how
Yolk. by l’iiiicoiiian chrnan while roulet-
lng arru-t.
Nivirmn par-(ills. two of Wll' in or"
W'Illll'll. limo lil‘i‘" «intent-ml in (length in
Agram. lliitigerv. on tho rhargm of mill-
amliiini and murder.
.hlrl. A. :‘i. lie-enthal. wife of a .lllh
imridmiil in (imme aireei, New York, brie
dimiivrrvll that Iliii is one iii in:- lll‘ll" to
an mau- rif ttlfiJmiUW" in Aurtrnlic.
Major MeKlnb‘v nddrcni-d ii delegation
of ”(crane and nihm at (lepton. 0.. my
ingln nihetaiire ilmi pelican: inn-t he
paid in money as gr ml as gold.
in New York .iemee limbo. rn old fol”
incl“ convict. tinillt'earil having Hililil‘llilii."
warrior? to rave liiii sls’er. who had mar
fled rt policy-titan ll'ie ill-grave "l lill'lilfl
her hro‘izcr s lr‘nfl exposed and wall sen
tear-ell 1’! 'R'i years and six mouthslii
the connection
‘ "‘ ”‘0-
I met-
ogreed that the cause of political reform 5
ha: been ri-tardcil a decade by the Junie.
lio said, with his Holl‘llln and1
3' (i ii ii u u 1 ii
“ Bosh Biscuit " famous.
~ Grocers everywhere.
3' iii
g. c:' 0. Boss 8. son,
Only to inst-p them so—
rloft. worm and young—
Tho who. feeble lingers,
The bubbling tongue.
Tears that We kiss away.
Smiles that Wis will.
Coraline of kmm'li'illll-
An guilticos of sin. ‘
Only to keep them so.
1 Frank. true and pure.
1 Of our full Wbidom
‘ i~'.o lovingly euro. ,
. ' Our frown all they shrink from.
(Jar tint their low.
Our store whence all gladneiei
They fearlessly draw.
Only to keep them so—
Siveet bonds that cling,
. Sw‘mzt lips that laugh for us.
ne'er-t tones that ring:
. Clll'liii that we train to wave.
l" Feet that we guide,
l Each {rt-sill step a wonder.
‘ Each new word a pride.
Only to keep them 50.
Women and men
Ah: the tinics that circled cs
Loving! y then;
‘ Gentle and good to us.
‘ Patton and strong.
i Gliill'lllll‘: our wt-aknesacs.
‘ Bearing in long.
—L4.ndon Tlt'BlL-i.
l
l AN ARCTiC STUDlO.
A Little Wooden Shed Built Far "Within
the Arctic Circle.
At the. hmd of an almost unknown
bay. beyond the waters of Inglciir-ld
’ gulf. the Falcon found it inporury rear;
and (law. uudir a lofty peak and in the
. [irrscin'c of a mighty glitch-r. we erected
(out two tiny building. The silo was
china-u upon a ten-ace in the llf‘il of an
ancient glacier and near a rapid brook
'that run down to the buy. The studio
; formed a wing of the larger building.
and was built of thri-c inch groom-d
.plnc. it was made with double walls,
rand had an air space or one foot coni—
Erlli‘tt'ly enveloping tops, shit-ll and. hot-
* torn. and an additional air spaci- of one
. inch formal by felt vow-ring the walls
. and ceiling. (in tlirsidi- facingthe west
iwm» pluci-(l double doors. and oh the
mouth a double skylight and a Window.
Uri-r thri c of tin.- cxtctiiir Walls was
: faction-d the conventional tar paper. In
I, this email abode. the. litil'illf‘l‘llllltist stu-
1die in the World. with a ground space
Inf if; by iii: fret, and with a bright (if
: less than 5, my coiiiradi- and I Were to
; (lWi'll for llllil‘i' than a. year.
(in Aug. :6. him, the studio was
i made habitable with two folding beds.
5 trunks and imam {or scale and ri‘u‘vptn-
(Tll‘fi. and oilcloili for iioor covering. A
‘ long sin-If was run along the Writ side
of (hi- rootu. near thou-oiling. and under
‘ the skylight Wlh' plural a scrim of
"llr-ll‘l .~. A which with a lionicliki- voice
‘ gave an air of habitahlrncse to the
room, and from tho coiling was sua-
pcndcd a lump Willi a chain for raising
, and lowering it—ulways an object of
'wnudi-r and delight to the childlike ln-
. null. or .l'lr‘lx'llll'l. Near by \vrrl- two
'(illil'i' iiivvliliigii. but of n'alakiu. the
bonus of ill” lnuuiis Myo and Ka-‘hoo,
.wlin. with ”wit families. had li'l‘ll iii-
din-ml to lo-aw iiii-iii-iglilaa'hcmlof (Tape
' Party and ('Iillli' with nit—Frank Wil-
' lfl‘rl Slfiki'fl iii ('cntnry.
! DEOPLE‘w'Fio auv"‘Ai§i€esrons.
.1 In Great Demand by Those Who [lave No!
Invented Them.
"Tili‘ ri: hi it ri‘gular li‘mll‘ done in old
portraits of nio-ii in armor and wound
ill nu-dia-vai i'n_-‘t.tltlll"i.” iiaid a large
pin-turn ii» :ili-r to the writer. "Tiivy are
Z brought l-y [it‘l't-‘Hliri \vluiliavc mum' llivir
furinnm and want to pi muulv illr'll'
ftii‘llzlri that ill-3' ('(ii of an ancuut
‘ and orient-ratio liiivagi. '
; “l mu friiqnoiiily col
i ply tin-w l‘lciiliuuii :illt'wi . Mill 1 iind
iihai the portrait of a mu man in ar-
,uuir—-and armor i4 win-chilly favorrd.
lunch as was \i‘lil‘li about tliv iiiiio- of lid-
‘ ward Vu—uwill ii li‘ll :Illl'lihl any price. tin
.j ninth-r how i-ruiln it may lm, so long an
. it halt the old lliili' liilll‘.
i "Hilly the otiwr wind: a mi." whom
'. manner spelled 'fiiriniii- from pork «an.
‘ saga-ii' appliwl to uio fora iii-rim of an:
; i‘i'iiliira. I had tlirm (ilil rurirnite on
hand at the time and nib-rial them to
. him. but he did not care about them iii--
ji'auso llli’l‘i‘ one no armor. (Ionld I not
‘eupply this (ll‘ili‘il‘flf‘y? 1 acid. 'i’i-u.‘
land doubled the price of llll' pli'imrm.
Cami he drew mo a chuck for £250 with
avidity. Now be warm tour mm" to
.l‘ili four vacant panel» in (he pll‘llf"
:gaib-ry of his ancestral homo. .
g "Many upshot American-i who mind
firmer horn buy up the auricular» to bike
thimie and palm oil' upon ilivir friend-i.
ilnilwd the demand for thorn has in“
.mww m grmi that there ailt'fimr or “Y”
iporirnit paint; or making comfortable
‘ inmmm turning out lid-"fathers.
"(ll mart-c you know that large quan-
tities of ancient armor are made every
lyre!“ in .“iwi'livlii and twilight by the
' ramp rinse of proplo, with the seine pp-
life: a- we pictures. it in a fort. and l
llinve known food to be paid for a «nit
irl‘ilrmor which probably met less than
Vi“ On molar " Incubu- 'i’il ”is.
upon to impJ
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not no untried article. but the one thing chow oil that has made our",.
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nee tor yotireelt. a hinglc trial will tell the whole story.
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