r . . . .e. v, ». ». .,‘ > a:
’ ' Mid-i
. * Summer
Sale!
. Men's $5.001“ Shoes, ” - $3.50
" $4.00 " “ - - $3.00
'ladies’ $2.50 Russet lace Shoe, - 5i . 50
" $3.50 " " -“ - - $2.50
'children’s Spring Heel RussetShces, 5 to 8,4
' 450 and 50c
Children’s Spring Heel Russet Shoes,
9 to ll, ' ' 80c
A large line of Ladics' ()Xlt)l’(l Russet and Black at Greatly Rc-
duced Prices.
Double
Shoe
. Store. . . . .
60 and 42 Wall Street,
Norwalk, 0t. _
: “- -- .~ ~ Evorybmiy'e Shoes Shincd Free.
Canaan’s sec,
. irokcii lots of higher prici-
.—
goods all nearly sizes.
$Lse.
Men’s Suits,
llrokcn lots,
. . . . Half Price.
Men's and lioys'
Straw Hats, ‘
‘M
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W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
:9 MAIN STREET} no wasnmrou 5?.
Bo. Norwalk.
What is it ?
that prompts you to buy yoai' shoes a
one atom rather than mother? Isn‘t i
Norwalk.
. mum“... _ , ,-
M. H.oLov-i-:R'_s - f
A. . . Half Price.
style, quality. fit durability and price lid
to ilicshoe and prompt and amrtcom
‘ -Li;
’ Distinguished Chinese Visitor.
r .
.4
injure! reins. l2. -- Arrange.
Ll E “‘WWing for the reception of
‘ It; Chitin when he arrives in thls
mgqmlthfimith last. The Chinese
nllai , radii his. suit will go to New
for ‘leceivc the earl, by which title bl
Hung Chang is known among his coun-
trymen of rank! its-Secretary John W.
Foster. who is new in the Adirondacks.
will he in New York on thezzoui to make,
cpflilliiilnm’y arrangements and Will r‘ctnrn
there on the 27th to take part’in the re-
ception. Besides the visits to Washington
and Philadelphia which Li will make
etrong efforts are being made to have his
trip extended to Boston, where a recap-
tion will be given him._ The first arrange-
ments were .siich as to make the Boston
visit impossible. but it is felt among the
ofllolals' there that after arrival some
changes will be made so as to permit the
Boston trip.
General Miles and others, representing
various branches of the governnn-nt, will
confer with the Chinese minister here‘s
to the arrangements for the reception. d]:
is probable an oillccr of the army and o
from the navy will be assigned to meet
the Chinese statesman and accompany
him on his trip. , it is probable also that a
detail of troops from Governor‘s island
will take part in the reception at New
York, and that a troop of cavalry from
Fort Myer will assist in the exercises here.
At first it was intended to rent an en-
tire house in Washington and equip it for
the accommodation of the curl and his nu-
merous rctlnuo, which embraces 1:: score
tariea and many servants. Owing, hotter-
cr. to the shortness of the stay here it has
lllletlllldflcldod to quarter the guests etc
etc '
FIVE Buaueo r0 DEATH.
Fatal Contlagration In a Crowded Build-
ing In Lower New York.
New YORK, Aug. lit—A fire which
‘ broke out in the six story brick building
which extends from lieshrosscs to Watt-s
streets and with a frontage on Greenwich
street of 250 feet paralyzed the lira de-
partment south of Houston street when
Fire Chief Laily found it necessary to ring
five alarms, The building is a brick struc-
ture and is occupied by several concerns,
which employ at least 300 hands
The following lost. their lives in the fire
or died from injuries in hospitals:
William Gray. 35 years old. lived at 125
Depot lane. near One Hundred nndr’av-
cnty-flfth street. foreman of A. K. Wer-
rcn dc Cc.‘e electrical machine Works.
Burned ton crisp. Luuvcsa wife and three
children.
Felix liens, i7 years old, apprentice to
Warren & Co. Severely burned about body
and bead. Died in iiiniscn Sim-t hospital.
John "art. it years old, lived at 35‘:
Washington avenue, .lcrsey Pity. Hands
and face and body severely burned. Died
in hospital.
George Kirke, lived at 1'3?) East- Twen-
ty-sccond street. J iiinpi-d from third story.
Died in iindann Street hospital.
John Muller, 3.1 years of age. lived at
liuttenlmrg. X. .i., machinist. with A. lv’.
Warren a- Co. Body found in the build-
ing. burned to a crisp.
'i'wa——i£iigcne Miller and John Gonz—
nrc missing. and their bodies are believed
to be in the ruins. Eight people w. re bad-
ly injured, some of whom will die. The
total loss by lire is estimated at. $200,000:
largely Covered by insurance.
ENGLAND’S GREED.
neports That the British liavh Taken
Possession of a Mexican Island.
CITY or Mare-c, Aug. 11—" is re-'
ported hat a British inan-of-war has
seizcdt Mexican island of Ulnrlon. which
belongs to the state of ('olinin. and that
there will he a cooling station established
lllcrll. The report is given circumstantial-
ly in the newspapers, but is not yet con»
firmed. it is also asserted that the Eng-
l|.~h have planned to sells the islands of
liovlilapiedo, on the l’nclllci-oiot. in view
of the present amicable relations between
Mexico and England and the maintenance
of the Monroe doctrine by the l'nited
States the reports appear incredible. iii-
tiiough affirmed in the press. '
A large number of i‘blneea residing on
the northern frontier have petitioned the
department of foreign l‘clltlll-lle to he made
Mexican citizens, in: this will allow them
to pass freely into the l'uitcd states terri-
wry.
Ila-HI at Trade Einharrnaerql.
Tmiiia‘i‘o. Aug. l'J.-—'1'liti Toronto board
of trade is in serious financial dilllcultica.
'ihu .‘vew \ork Life insurance i'Omlmliy
holds a first nmrtgugl- for l'J-l'wim at 4-1.
per- cent. and the bound is nimble to meet
the interest pa) lill'l". 'i'hey odor to pay ii
percent. and the New York Life has taken
the utter into consideration and has prom-
land on arisWi-r in a few days. The build-
inir hes ncvcrpnid. there bclmrat the pros-
ciit time :ii olliree unoccupied. it is with-
in the range of the probable that the in-
surance company will foreclose.
'Ilio'Nrw I'm-ii and Brooklyn Tube.
\i’isurvorov, Aug. lat—The contract
hr putting in the long talked of porn-
mnti: tube mail service lwiwrrn the New
York city and the lirouklyn pmtoiiicos
doubtless will he let imim-dintclv by the
pov-toillcn department. Second Assistant
l’imtniaeior ilcncrul Ni-ilseli is in New
York. and It in probable that the "caution
lions for the work will be closed by him
at onccu
I‘lre in iirnonwiclt Academy.
Pithiilihhl'l‘. Aim. l2.~~’l‘lw dormitory
of the East Uri-enwlch academy was illit-
r'owred in be on fire just before IUo'rlock.
and, despite the elicit-of the local depart-
ment. was entirely destroyed. The struc-
tnrewm of wood. live stories in height
and was unoccupied. Loss. “new; in-
surance, tinned.
Man and Wife linicldo.
[’APSAII'. N. .l.. Aug. lr.—-lirrmi\n \‘on
Wagoner on his wife, Pauline. aired in
Will-It. loathe Reception of Our '
‘ train
sucu Is usuae'r. whens reaction-
a l- 'g‘
tilt Rife;
vireo; .593. *W” 1 ' ,. .
been Wallets Fe
, . l . MONO CASTLE WEM DOWN.
'firor‘naFiylcg Machine. . . . . , ,l .
WW “ i . Ibo-sh the Plsoo flu a use Home, om '
COULD I“? K88? IT BALANOBD, People Are HUI.“ and Generous-mated .
' ; , 7 ' ~-~ :. 1mm of Which iii-my '1'th Have
The Apparatus Twhod‘Onr. and the Bob
enlist Wu t's‘cipllated to the Ground.
Bro-kins lite flplnrs-l’hvcrlmeull With
German Machine In America.
Happened In Its Vicinity.
Usiunit. the island upon whose out-
lying roots the steamer Drummond Uns-
tierun, sinking three minutes after-
wnrd fetid carrying down every soul on
board, execpt three, lies cl! thenorth—
West extremity of France mid fori‘is
the corner around which vacuole from
the south turn into the English channel
afici- crmsing the bay ‘of Biscay.
“Usiiu i," is the Anglicizod (01’1“ 0f
"()iicsilint.” the French name. liny
calls the island ”Uxanlia," am the
Britons know it as ‘ “Ellen lieussa,.'_’
which means “The [pic of Terror, ” it
well deserves the lcltic name.
The inhabitants of Usiiaiit are a hardy
race, the men all fishermen and seamen,
the women all tillers of the rocky soil.
The laltcr on high days mid holidays
still of ten display their ancient costume,
with ittc‘llat coif, which strikingly rc-
calls the feminine headgear of souihcm
Italy, and wlwuce their dark hair
streams in frccdom below their waists
Within the last quarter of a century a
brccd of ponies still roamed in scmi'
wildness ovcr ii large part of the island,
and for ccntnrics the inhabitants tiicm-
selves were looked upon as savages. Dc-
barrcd, often for long weeks at a time,
from any intercourse with the main-
land, thcyccrtainly led very primitivc
livcs. But at the same time they 1m.»
served the primitive virtues, and hen-
csly and hospitality how ever been ar-
tit'lcs of faith among them.
Losing year by year, with unfailing
regularity, a score or two of their own
kllli and kindrcd in thc ti'ciiclii~roii.~'
waters around their isle, tiicirsympir
llllt'b‘ have always been with thou.-
wlioni shipwrcck has lane-riled. St‘vu‘ul
of thc Breton islands have notoriously
harbored communities of wrccki-rs,
but thr- pi-opiooi' Us‘liiuit linvcugnin
tu‘d again distinguished tliciusclws by
their efforts to save (“strum vessels
or their (Ti-“’5. '
\V'iicin-vi-r one of flit‘ islandm la lost
at sca. a touching cci'ciiioiiy, culled ' ‘iln-
provlln" ii performed. The relatives
and frlciids of thc dwa'ascd carry to his
house a small wooden cross, over which
lhocbi‘gy rcpcat the. prayers for the
dead. as if this symbol Were the corpse
itself. '1']qu the cross bcarvr, who,
win-never practicable, is the gmli’atbvi
of the defunct (this again a touching
llir‘llilll‘t' of symbolism ). int-loses it in u
coll‘rr, and, followed by all the mourn;
ore. tlvpoalfs it at the foot of a staini- of
St. l’ol Ann-lien, flit“ patron of the isle.
A fcwyearsugo a hundrcd or soot tiwsc
mill-rs could be M‘t‘n itaso‘illblt‘tl around
tliostutuc. .
Ushnnt is known to history. Ascorly
as 1353 on English cxpcdiiioii lamb-d
on the island and Tll\'i‘;(i'll it. with firr
and sword. Tin-u, in 1775. its wan-w
wlincssbd the much (rilli‘lh‘t‘ll naval in
gagcnu-ut between Koppel uml d‘Ur-
Vlllii'l'i-i, which English histories usually
ilcscrilrc as :i drawn battle, \vlu-r-vns tin-
Fl‘i‘ili‘li invariablyclaim if- “S o lli‘l'l>l\'t'
victory. Finally. it‘- yours lull-r, Urban?
saw the “glorious first of Juno, " win-n
Lord llouc certainly slmlirnd the
French chip: of war t’llllilimlltlill by
Viliarct-Joycuec. but at. the same time
simudly failed to litt'i’l'lll the large ilM'i
of .l“l‘l'll(‘ll illi‘l‘i“llillllllli‘ll, on who» or-
rlml France lli'lit‘llfll .i for llli‘:lllr€ topmo-
i'i‘llli‘ lbw war. l'i'iiii Ri‘lllilg Nifrl)‘ into
Beams, Aug. 19¢ch Liiicnthal, an
engineer. who for years lnid been experi-
menting in the building of flying nia-
chlnes. met with an accident that resulted
in his death. He started with one at his
machines to tiy from a hilltop at llldnow.
near Berlin. ‘ .
The apparatus worked all right fern
few minutes, and Lilienthnl ilew quite a
distance, when suddenly the machinery of
the apparatus got out of order. and map
and machine fell to the ground. Lilian»
the] was so badly injured that he died in
the hospital to which he was removed.
Otto Liihmthal, who was 48 years old,
was a builder of steam engines and had
for years experimented with flying nin-
chines.
ile often succeeded in keeping in tin-
air for some time with the aid of his arti-
ficial wings, which seemed to be adapted
rather for selling than for flying in the
proper sense of the term. ills machine
was made almost entirely of closely woven
muslin, washed with cclledlcn to render
it impervious to air, and stretched upon a
ribbed frame of split willow, which was
found to be the lightest and strongest ma~
terial for this purpose.
During the past two or three years he
gave much attention to motive force and
reached the conclusion that the vapor of
liquid carbonic acid would be effective.
Experiments In This Country.
New Xena, Aug. li—Expcriments
Were made with one of iiillcnthal's fixing
machines on Staten Island last April and
May. llnrry ll. Bodies of New Jersey
made several trips in the machine and
found great difficulty in malntainlngthe
center of balance. it was inability to do
this that caused Otto iiilicnthal to take
his fatal plunge. in Sir. Bodinc's most
sucfisasful trip he soars-l away in the ma
chine from the top of a bill. He sailed, or
flow. through the air for a distance of iL'h
yards and made a safe descent. A gusty
wind was blowing at the time, and an ar-
ticle written on the trip the day after it
was made said: “The iriachluo responded
to each pull of wind just as suddenly as n
wealhcrvnna on a Wl'” greased pivot
would. Asa inattcrof fact, the steering
apparatus makes a woarlicrvnne on: of the
whole machine. Thovi'lilldtli‘ la a vertical
affair and is shaped not unlike a mum-
moth palm icaf fun. it acts as a rain in
always keeping the head of the machine
to the wind. Hodlne's flight of in?» yards
was the longest ever made in this country
on a flying machine. liodinc's greatest
height above the ground was 52 foot. '1."-
lenlhui hinl gone higher than this and had
also sailed 30:) yards through the air.
“'reck of the Lean Nelson.
New Yonir, Aug. l2.-—0n board the
Clyde stunner New York, which has just
arrived from San lioinlngan ports, were
i'aptnin Nelson and seven of tile crew of
the schooner Lena Nelson. which was
wrecked July is iii-er l'nntn Canes. on the
eastern end of the island of Sun Domingo.
while on a voyage from Mucorls for New
York. The vessel will prove a total loss.
She was :lizi not ions and was built in laui
at lioston. Silo hailed from Machine. .\ic ,
and was partly owned by Captain Nelson.
Asia For a Nem'l‘rlni.
lliddlliAYalil‘llii, in, Aug. i‘J.—-.lanies
Farrell, in the county jail awaiting suit-
tenco for the murder of Henry iionncckn.
the aged .\ltooua mi-e-r, made application
fora new trial. He alleges that John
liililobrnnd. an inmate of the Maryland
penitentiary. confessed that be was the
rcalnutlior of the crime and afterward . . h .
committed suicide through remorse. The ”10 pr.” or I’M-3T. ‘ ‘ ‘
court will heal the runsoiie on Aug. 2i. Th‘" 1 "h‘m" 1". in “"“”“”l”“”““"-
- [)l'i‘tli‘sllilml todwibi of blood and tin-nth
Mull"! "- I l'urlnl'lrm “Mn- is shown by a strange rliymrd prover-ii,
5-\\'-i‘-'"I\l’. AIM iii—Tl!" Will?!) (“MW which l'luitraiibi'ia'ol oizoim i'u lllH
of ilic Portuguese luirk Son in have l‘l't'l’i "Mcliiwln l'Ilnlii Bryn,“ ”u. (,"rm~,._"
urrvuimlI hauler! :33?‘5'":”$131133:‘;‘ and whirl. may l,i‘ l-luglielmi lion:
”“013" ('0 IN . l‘ H il ' l . .e , A . ‘ r ‘ .
The nine sailors worn placed in Jail. The n“ “1mm" “l n' .M', “hm h“ 1'”
fiercln arrived from Supelo on Monday. "‘1“; H" “lmsw'h LY"! doth "W 1”“
While at that ouurnnllne station the men J‘IF. 1"" "“1" “1' “Film” 5 flood. .‘"‘“ 5"“
refused to unload ballast and otlwrwlou your blood."
declined in ole-y orders from Captain t'ho- (if the \rth so awry around l'slumi
thcro i 'i'3 probably in v: r lm-n any blah
vlnin.
tci' (lt' 'riplioii than that given by
(.‘bub-unbrinmi. Tlh‘ island is llli‘ lar-
ih'ut and from the mainland Ibo liliwf
distant. of ibuw fornsiug tlwnrchiiwluuu
to \iiiicli it gives its lliillli'. MHlNli'. tiu-
ncit in si/w, iradcs largely in its mm
mil. which on account of t‘i‘l‘lltlii ch- in-
lcul proiwi’ln s i! should iilh'l' by “trim
iml'li‘llllul'lsle. Then. in liiltlliitdi in
Wilton i-l' llllli' iHli'lN. wim'nl llli‘lfi lllf‘l'l‘
ulte and i'lh‘h‘H, tbrrn in i‘enne'ni I.
which icnbout u upturn-r tliwaizc of
Mixed. \i'lllll' near to the nuunlaiul e.
Andrea's liailnon hlglned.
()l’i‘Ml’.\, Aug l‘.’. ...- liidlan h‘upirln-
Icndcnt \‘om-il of iirilbdi L'Ulillilllln win-d
lb" lionduh-n government that crcdnldc
lnforumtlon bad lira-ii received from two
liuilun parties, separated by n Utiimlilpr.
able distance at the time of olmsrvntlon,
that tinl .\ mlrce balloon lied been sighted
in latitude 5.3.1.3 north. longitudi- HT. in
wet. pursuing a nearly northerly m-eruc.
Mas-sentinel“ I’ays In tint-i.
Lonox, Aug. i‘.’.»~—'l'he financial artich-
ln The Times today. in mammalian upon
the issue of Iiiasserhnsctis gold bonds,
ulm siwolal iiil'lilltiii to the cmlhnhle
remit-ii of .‘litasimlmsvifs in always liilillll
met her liabilities in gold. Men at imrlods
when elm was legally instilled in paying
them in [llt|li'f.
on account of its proximity to tho ibi-
ioii shore and the refuge it. oil‘rm llllilil
the hunt dunucrouu of all the adjacent
rl‘i‘lrl. ”1'“ of line Mom 1 Soiree.
Many a Mont ship and many a frail
fishing boat lum- lwn blliillt’l‘i'il among
them twin, Wlll‘l'l' tin-.Wati 1.4- \'i l‘ mile»
and roar, own on calm Miiniiur ILL)".
liul wintci'hc lin- time to sm- l'nlmni
and iiain-igbiwnng lflll‘il. all bur-v and
mum-d. rising from amid lb:- mih- lnslu'd
waves. Niiru‘k liiilillil cum-It can oil'vr n
more iniprmaivu uiwtm'le than that
which the mun then presents us it.
ll‘dimiil iledrrnd, blind might around
'l'ho isle of 'l'rrrnr. "-Wl i-liiilli‘lll‘l‘ ii.»
relic.
I’ngillsi Jim "all Arraigned.
CUM“ in AV”, N. Y.. Ana. ice—Joe“
lice Nestrniid. in the i‘cncy island police
court. iixpd Aug. '1" en the date on which
.iim iinii, the pngiliet, will have on main-
innllen on the t'litii‘fle of leaving this place
without grilling with Harry Kntoii for a
brand bill. Hall is new in Jail in iironlt-
lyn.
lie-iii at t‘nptain Evans.
\l‘mniuo'ros, Ana. true-Tho war do»
pertinent has merited Millicent the death
“l‘lllllili'l, or lle' lilcw'll lr-b'. an culli «l ‘
attention on the part of the primrlctorani
salrwnan? if t man are the Will iiidtiov-
mciue we look for a liberal share of your
and be years speciively. were fonnd dead
at their home by their daughterrlnllsw.
in the llaltlmore (fey honvlial today of
(tomato George W. Evans. a retired army
ofllcer.
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Wants it This ‘I‘lme.
patnmugv.
H. .5. BROWN,
IO “liilllfll’lll “It“,
loom Morin-lit. Oonn
Deewmiemr. caused by lack of work and
starvation. is said to have been the sense
of tifeir deaths ~ list poison was and.
This "m This! a uptempo-rise.
Nflllii'm, N. Y., Ana. lit—dies"
Barnes was taken into custody iii-re in r
the alleged nth-nee of lame ateslltn'.
accrues
”H" .iel ab" watts-secs, how my rm. I.
1%! full "go! we tie Wit-wild. "marl;
. t i. r, e H
”amv'w* v
goat
lilo-1N” Milt Milly ‘
‘ new an:
5““
iiarnes is 7: yhars old and is ehrwgmi with
having stolen a horse and wagon owned
by ll. P. Writer of tiilsviile In April lash
lie is sold to he an old offender. ‘
A Receiver AIM-N-
'I'narros, Aug. i2.-Chanceilcr Mcfllii
minimal Amnlrmse William, R. Cec-
diagt‘ee mine tor the Jersey Wheel Isia-
meet Pistailehl 0!) the imitate-ct
we W ”all . p m
“lliiiid our and be quirk nimuIit.“
raid llif‘ "hold up" he he put it r: \"‘l"t r
to the hind of the lwleh d nine. t
"lint you hold inc up last it” it and
didn't get anything." h‘iiioiiulmiml tie
Vll‘llill.
"Well, hand ovrr what i didn’t RI‘l
than i"-Dcireil .h‘iv v .l’i--
TELEGRAPl-ilq TICKB.
The Murray Hill bank was closed by
State Fliperlniendcnt Klihnrn..
“moral ilarrieon has consented to
speak in New York on Aug. 27.
id flung Chang lIM accepted the invite.
tier: of the dominion government to visit
Canada.
The mystery sari-candies the death or
A H. Pile, Whine body was racist floating
in the Mites-ac river near Washington.
has not been soiml.
treat Emmett. I gum. conawteg
l mi I i man man an
the late 33...» Janene Hellenism of iris
'i‘bt- Ii cent iallt'tr iiiiwfiiiiilliar in
our failure was: nuilnvrimi by emigrate
April 5!. Hits, and its column «as ho
gun thi- sumc yrar. its mileage was dis-
conilhuisd l’i‘b. id. lhiil.
To hear iilwiiys. to think always. to
learn always. it hi than that we lire
truly. lie triangles in maternal
die-1am a inducible .Pw
’ “ Your ‘ fol-tire
Weaning ammunition.
endurance. . lea. . _ .
4-5.!!!
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E or canton, ;
l
on
m Kur-filpun'kt- m a. . «.mvemwwuwa. .
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which is "The kind
Msucrscrcpsas C. D. B,
, MONDAY,
THE PROPELLERS
City of Norwalk,’ Eagle and Vulcan
Will leave plot 23, Easel-[Riven N‘ew York'. (Beckman stretchy]?
FOR SOUTH NORWALK, " ‘
a»
Daily at 16:30 a. m.
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave So.Nonvalk Daily at 6 p.m. Lcavc Nhrwalk,Tuca- ‘
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. iii. ‘ .. ‘
1
1:15,: ., ,e '2‘
. A combination of . Ironing agents that are pure. strong rindpreoem
.l j, _ mi firm..thclr “ado. has resulted in
you train his room ‘i'rlt'lil" clothes on
Over 3.ooo,ooo pounds sold in the past year testify ‘to More pope ‘
(elicit. New Lemme;
New York and Norwalk '
Freight Line
COMMENCING»
it
' . ,:. 1'"? at"? J
I
we r
/
JUNE 22,
/
Extra boat, Monday, Wedneaddy
I a
Coffee.
0n cxa mliiingllu- cil‘cv-tecf coffee on the
human ('coliuilly We find that if uhd ju-
diciously it acts as a bodily and mental
stimulant of :i intuit durum-Jill» nature. fol-
lowml by no injurious motion. it pnr
motes (‘llflti niiucnt of mind uncqunlcd by
:iiiynblicr :irllclo ii<cd as nlx‘vcrngr‘. It
.illfl)‘:: hump-rand bodily \\'t':ll'lflt.‘."§ and in—
creases the incentive and capacity for work.
boil; mmmlly and physically, and not
oidysu, but crud-ice those who use it to re—
iuuin n lanai-r time without siccp or food.
to endure fatigue and to prescrvc a curtain
cliccrfuliicse of mind not liupnrb-d by any
other ln'vcrngc. It lilxl) prulin'cs more
physical and muscular energy without
physical injury. ’i‘lii- mental exhilaration
and physical nclhity from ire usc explain
the fondness for 'it which has liccn shown
by scientific man. scholars and others dc-
\nt~~d to thinking, It has. lndccd. hccn
milled by some the liiicliccriiai beverage.
The action of rolled is chiefly tllrmtctl to
nervous S‘l'aLi'iilfi. lr pminotre a warming.
cordial lilllif‘t“\'lllil in tin- stuinm'h, quickly
folluuml by n dill'u-‘ablo.aim‘cahlo nervous
i-si-irmxwut, which extends itself to the
l‘l‘l‘i‘lll‘?ll functions giving: r: c to increased
vigor of imagination and liib-lb-ci without
any ~lilN‘qllt'lll minimum or alliptli‘. such
a»: .‘in- cliniticii-rldlc of ll:i|'l.‘iJlit'H.--T<'Xlisl
Sridiuvl in.
Jews Returning to Palestine.
.\ lady who inn: liwd in Jerusalem for
lln' pm: l" y. are and who he: only r-w-cut-
ly ri-lurm-d i-i l'll. 'luhd iriws llu- followiinr
win-inns information v'»iili1'rlilii:: the in-
v-i-viieoul' the .lewidi impiil:itioilof the lioly
kjiiy'
“’l'i-‘i-niy two yours can then- were only
lii‘l\\'m‘li 1.3.ili’1ltitiilL'IHHNIJIWVfi in Jerusa-
lem, lviihoso days no houses wore to la-
found nutddc tln- magniilccnt wall-i. the
gates of which \vi-ri' clnwd at night. Since
lb. ii innuv chance-i ll.‘i\‘l‘ lulu-u plow, and
lle- llvbrcw [Hillllllflllli ~ mainly on no-
"Ulllll nl' llll‘ heron..- of llu' .lou bill liuliil.
m‘nlloti {l‘Hlli lbw-«la nv \'.' Metals :if lo-
iuwn l'i'l,lMll and ham". \‘y'bub' 4er of
hone-e ll.’l\‘|' hm n bull! Ullfrl‘df‘lllll\\'iill4 hit
the site of lbw :ilH ivnt suburban dieirlrts.
\‘lllf'll forbniudml - «if yarn lam- nonalcrd
Ib-wrlcd. ii is n: l. b-nvcwr, only in .li'f’il-
hillt‘lll llwlf llinl ll‘r v"'\\" illi'lllil'l, lull.
llirouglmiit l'uluiino tie y are buying
farmsu‘litl rstnbiluhlnirtlennsclvm in mar.
pridnply rapid nun nor. lll.ll‘rll§;tll'lli they
form at prom-etalargermlnninnltyiimn
cilhvr tlict'lirlullaii uriln‘ .‘Iuiuiiliiin'dui‘.."
~—-l.lvlllli'll l‘lii'uiilclv. '
Ills Adventure
A negro preach-r “mi dimmrsingiu an
informal nrunncrfmnl tie-pulpit. dwelling
on llll' minim-i- hi4 pmpic were making in
rel-lid learning and ill the pnlito nm'illtt-
pllsliinvuls ' l invt,‘ bu mid. “lbcollit?
do}. it you'll: roloml Indy. ii irruduntcnf
lln' lilvh ht'limil. and i must million that
on most snbpwu 'ili" hnvw more than i
llul. Hint talkwl rlsepichily on iinisirtrmt
thine-o of “NW“ i bed but .i alight lili'in‘
migv, owing to my ili‘llrioilt surly I‘tlili'd‘
line, but l mu not palm“. out in bit 1
Hum piano-ii to mv whet culture was doing
for our women and i uptown-d my truth
flvnilon wry ti‘wly " And lu'i‘l‘ lliuhilmk‘
I‘i'lmtilul, ilumuu loillii‘V weihl not al:
low him in crilnunidi his nwn bore-rim
lump even if it did not shliii- brlitlitly be
wide iwr clri‘irlc liuht. so he mntinuerb
' lint ibrrrmo nie-tidnp that twee ahead
of llv‘l‘ in. nml that we: vnwrlcnm Uh,
yet. my brethren. i l'iml in r ihmcnliwly.
You. lndel- if you will pnMim the ex-
llfl‘MilUll-wl tgikflm‘cakc ln nsia‘ricnse‘.”
Denim (”mend rim
ll: ll ii blue and brown denim make and
cuwi'liige for nursery floors ”they should
he laid over a thick leyvrnf ibownllrlrd
pop: r need for lining. Whit:- fur rim an
vi‘fvrilvm-n the liliieimimrmmd. in using
denim of eny‘klnd. be ran-fol hot to on
too much of it or you will have s Wynn
that has the ethyl of having on overalls.
tie-nets mil in Mar.
Many inillincrs will it ll yea. my! a
fashion who r. that fll" leoim-t is a
thing of timpesi, tie-hat having lmstiwl
ltciilin-ly out of fashion. This is a
fll‘il\"‘flli§l.tllt". Horne of the "partial
wrmwn of tin- iluy are wanting filmy!
honin ta. The folio-brine nw-d not ricer?
eerily be floral, irrwoi straw brim: Mi!“
lar as uthing to build upon in miiii.
"cry. Mcnyof tliieo floral laminate have
alumni“ Wot retinitis played
immediately is taint. white victim
termite How is the" W Jim-s
Qim‘d
PATENT ‘
At 00er
Geo. c. Stilisoa’t
urine S'I'ORI.
82 Washington St, Sc. llomslh.
. t»
Quit
That
Paddler
and get your tea
and coll'cc What
you can have your
money's worth. ’
llon't you know
Home presents yet;
arc getting arctic
iyimugbtzudclusi
and a snare. ..
my Mocha andJa
lllcnd, :i dcllcio
high grade roast
collcc wliicli ex _ 1
in fine flavor and tin
strength. ‘ "
tossszo master
it North Main threat.
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