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Words: canaocratn to high and lofty life
From this than on in memory of tonight.
.—Anno Rowe Aldrich.
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IN AN AFRICANSWABIP
Behind the colonioa and protectoratoa
of Great Britain mul Franco, which cx-
tcnd in a brokon line along the west
African coast. from tho mouth of tho
(hunbia to tho Nigcr. lies a wild and
littlo known region of swauip'and for-
cr-it. where but few whito man have not
thoir t'cct. inhabited by many negro
raccu. (littering Widely in physiquo and
language from one another. For tho hurt
Ithrco yours strange utorics havo been
brought down to tho sexitxiur'd about tho
doings of an Arab chit-i” oal‘lcd Samory.
Tho latter. at tho. head oi’ a large. fol-
lowing of desperate nicn. outcasts from
many tribes. Mandingoes. J alui’s. Sofas.
Scncgulia and rlcscrtcru from both Brit~
lab and French native troops has made
his muuo a terror throughout the "lilti-
tcrlaud.” sacking villages and carrying
away the inhabitants into tho far Su-
dan. .
During 1893 he raided tho caeteru
portion of Senegal, and tho French lost
a number of white ofllocrn in the. hard
lighting necessary to drivo him out.
Moro than once, too. they were badly
beaten, for the assailants woro armed
with high class rifles. smuggled through
from thocoast in spite. of ocrtuiuclauscu
in the treaty of Brussels. In the latter
part of 1893 this Arab leader induccd
tho Sofas. a warliho tribo dwelling in
tho debatable land between the small
British colony of Sierra Loonc. and tho
French territory of Senegal. to take up
arms against tho Europmna. aml quite.
unknown to each other a British uml a
French expedition marched from differ-
ent points to attack him.
()no afternoon at tho cud of December
in that. year a small British force, com-
prising (l(‘~tachmcnta of black Mohuno
mcdnn llauunaa of thefromicr constabu-
lary and negrocs of tho west Indian regi-
ment from Sierra Leone. stuniblcd
through tho. dunno forests of tho Kongo
country. The day had been intensely
hot. forthis is tho dry season in west
Africa. The tired troops dragged them-
selvm‘painfully along. with a company
of Krmboy bearers ahead. slashing a
pathway for them through almost im-
penetrablo thickets. At sunvet they
reached a small. clear space. surround-
ing a deserted village. aml there. at the
word of command. tho woraont men
Were glad to pile their arms and prepare
to camp.
A rough brcuatwork of brushwood
was soon urrangod in a hollow square,
ami throwing tiieum-lvcs down on tho
moist oarth. amid the crimson slumtx of
trailing plants and ilowors of many
lilii‘ri. tho uoldiers spread their snuplo
meal. tho tall Ilanssas in their crimson
fez and dark riile uniform separating
lhemsolvoa from tho men of the west
lndian regiment, for tho latter profess
a debaucd form of (‘hristianiiy mixml
with black practices. and tho true Mus-
Httllllllll will not. if he can help it, out
with the infidel. .
The young w~st Imlian lieutenant. on
guard learn-d against the great buttress
Hlliilll‘ll roots of n cottonwmd. and as ho
mopped the perspiration from his brow
and fought tho bhxuithirsty inosquitm‘u
with both hands. said \virlu-d things
about the fate that lr-d him into "this
disthrrssi‘ul country. “ iio \vnaan Irish-
man. undwhen honbuscd things in gen-
I-ral. an frontier llillt't'l'fiIK'i'iit-‘ltlltully do.
the poworful chiqucnco of tho ('r-ltii-
tongue relieved his feeling» lwat. From
than to than ho lnokod out into the
tiarh‘ln‘r‘ri, but. llu to was little in bow-on;
the shadow of the tm a closed round
the camp lilac a wall. and no soumi
other than tho usual night \‘tdt'oa of the
African forest broho tin-stillness. From
a hidden orcchcanu- thi‘ lloumiering and
sphuihing of an alligator; at times tho
brauclu-s til the r-ottouwmulu rattlt d as
a monhi-y swung hinm-ll’ from hough to
bongh. or tho rtmtlingoi‘ grunm-umurlmi
tlu- passage of a hug.- snake.
The white man at lusti‘onud the spell
of tho forest. which at- timca will cauuo
a panic evou unmng.tbo patio-u. though
no one ltnowa why. err-oping over him.
lilo hands trembled as ho rr-nhd tho
i'hiuuiimmoi‘ his pith holmvt. ”l’ahl
how this night watching rgn-ta ,on onv'a
norvoa," ho said; “it shows what the
climato will bring a man to. liven tho-
‘drip. drip' of tho watcrthoroiu enough
todrivomo mad— Hello!" llt'tliirttllg
back. with a hand on hia rvvoivr-r butt.
on a dark tlgnrc l‘um' upoutot‘tho bur-hm
beside him.
"Sorgr ant Anion Sub." fluid a tall
linussu. saluting: "think illi‘rr' ho. :«mm
man in‘ the. bath; monkey iriglmm d
lien for go away. loopurd ilvo for go
away ion, "
'l'ho, livutounnt llrteaod, whilo llti'
vcina tightened act-mat his forehead.
ntul uomothing wound to click lu-m-nih
his right car. and Mirncuough u nailing
amid tho trccu unhouncml tin-pmuago of
a troop cf munlwyn, \vhilo the lung
bowl of a leopard driitod down the
night brcczo. .
.\ few momenta intor all doubt vau~
nah: d. for a mapping of twins and
uwisbingoi‘ loavrutold that a large body
of men wm advancing through the
trawl. ‘
At tho rcpnrt of tho lir-utcnnnt‘u rt»
wilw-r Hm camp nwolro. and for n tow
monwntn. while tho huglm rang out tin-
alarm. thorn \qu a mono of wild confu-
uinn. Mon Mill half ash-op nttnnblv'd
over lllil' another toward the ntocltadt'.
”mm-m ran hero and thou». with sharp
word» of conmuuul, whilo tho Iiunnnu
ru'rgnantn otlcctonliy aroused any lng~
goals with tho riilc butt. if the mlriict
mu; await ludiuu. tho blot was own
more Vigorous. Thou out of chum Clflin
forth ordor. Linen at man knelt Month
the inunhwoud mo. supporting their
rifle barren on the
' Q
iii-anoint mimth
if”
«inhuman? atoll ‘0!“ the, bay
r r
'u‘t
that-clonal mow! coolly up and diown.
revolver in band. and "law tbar‘al Will
ready. ‘ . ‘ '
Just in time. for rm oathum otbnwh
and yolllii‘iis‘epnthe night air. A croo-
ltliug man of this fire ran round the
bush. and while the ballots sung over-
head or rippml. tbrtiugh the leafy screen
a swarm of dark figures dashed across
the mi] space toward tho oanip.
“Fire volleys by half comp'nicsi"
thouh‘d the colonel an hhi hoatt lmunvh
rd nail the blood “urged through hill
todv. ‘
“No. i Bananas—lire!" the voice of
tho constabulury captain i-‘oumlcd clear
and distinct. and a blazo or light burst
from ono side of tho stocitado, whilu
the crashing report of b Volley rang out
through tho darkness. 'Bci'oro tho round
had dicil away u wont- indiuu lieutenant.
further off in tho gloom. ro-ochbcd tliii
command, "A ooi‘np’uy—tirol” And a
about of tliono blow along the two ends
of tho square. .
charge the front of tho attacking force
melted away. Men lay writhing amid
the wet loaves or crawled on hands and
knees throughtho bnrh. but thoMm-rsul-
man, with visions of black cyod hourin
nml tho tree of Bedrat bot‘oro hiu eyes.
has little {car of death; so with loud
yells thcfoc spread out and at full speed
made. for tho brcastwork.
- ".liuleywndont tiring—commcnco!"
roared tho colonel. and after captain
and licutonmim ropcntcd the order, the
Hausaun. who. used to frontier warfare
from childhood, think thenuu'lvca'marks-
men. took snap shots at tho flitting lig-
urcs. but did little harm beyond clip~
ping cluators of leaves Worm-hanging
cottonwooda. Meantime tho woo In~
dinna, who are accustomed to drill in
battalions. and fancy they am quite
equal to white infantry. after a dorsal-
tory shot or two stood sill-at with bayo-
nctp at gun . Next. moment tho assail-
ants awopt tho doi’cneo only to be met
by a glistci lg wall of steel. and for a
short space llll sides worn locked in it.
deadly sti'ugglc. the. officers worlthig
their revolvers until the barrels were
hot. whilo the troops fired as fast. as
they could thrust in tho ~artridges.
Nothing human could fur-o tho murder-
ous ritic blast. and in a few seconds tho
i'oc broke away and fled to tho bush.
For awhilo tho. amoko hung lu-nvily
over camp on the damp air, thou slowly
mi‘llt‘tl away. and as tho colonel rot-ov-
cred his broath ho felt his wrist burned
by tho back spitting of his lu-aud re-
volvor.
“That was sharp work. lieutenant!"
he said to the young oillcer of tho west
Indians. "\Vo shall hare breathingtinw
now. aml then they will come back.
How how. your men (run:- out of it?“
"At lcaot two (load. air. and more.
Wounded; but thc Haussas got it Worm
than we did." was the nnswr-r as the
colour-l passod along tho lino.
An hour \"t'llt by. minute following
minuto slowly—very slowly—as tho
shadows of tho cottomvmuls err-pt itt‘t‘in-‘H
thr- r-learing. for tho moon was birthing
behind the westorn forests. The shin»
tin ring i-‘ilve-r patches on the grass nar-
rowed and ahortcm-d. but still much of
tho camp lay bright and clear in tho
light. Hero and thorn n Whittltlt‘tl
llilllK’ili moaned family run ho niruggled
to rrprms a cry that would haw lu‘r‘tl
unworthy in u bclioror in the l’nupllt'i.
while the West lndiau. who possesses
noithvr tho l‘t't‘lizlliilltlll of the i‘hristiau
nor tln- lu-athon'n contempt. of (bath.
groom d over hirr hurts or hnrh-d horri~
bio curses at the hvads of tho im lhiltll'
foe.
"Silence, men said tlu-irlivutcnant
stornly. \vhilo rho constabuhiry captain
smiled as ln- Tt‘tiizil'ln'tl: “'l‘hosi- follows
of yours :iro gm d to tight. but tho-y have
not flu-Momma of mino. The moon-
light's going; still if these lirutcs come
back thoy t'nnlrl Pick uaotl' man by man
if thoy were only ablo to hit anything.
As it is. We shallch it hit. 'l‘hcwwods
are full of them." Then ho grasped the
Humidor of his trivial and thrust him
forward into the- shadow. as a ill!" of
flame burst out of tho bush and a flight
of bullets [)nHN’tl «war the- beads of tho
crouching nu'n.
Without waning for the ward No. 1
company of the w: oi Indium fired a vol-
loy. but us lilo manko wrratha blow in
llu- mrn'u faces a tum-hing yell from
tho for-mt told that it had dom-noharln.
while with a radio tho troops turm-d
Mfr-r thv raiders to rlmko out illi‘ empty
rholla.
“linlvpenilrnl. firing -—— commence!"
the oillm rn rebound. and tho men.
crunching lu-nrnih tho frail (bloom-of
ibu- brvastwnrh. tin d at tho flash of thrir
ursailuntx' pim-u, wrih probably liill"
roault, for tho fitri'tll wan dark. whilu
tho lino of hraiu-hrs which (lt'ft'llth'd tho
liritiuh i'roni wan clr-ni‘ and distinct and
tho hlm- barren glintcd in the unma-
light. l’rom l‘riilllll ow-ry cottonwoml
root and willo liiitillilli trunk bright
gloamu idiot uni. Iiivry now and iii: a a
mldh‘r tlroppr d hid rifle with a clutter
and roliupm d. a moaning ln-ap. amid
thowot inuiorgruwih. until tho man“:
In aria grow sick as tlwy l“l‘.'lll'l.l'il hon
llicy worn at. tiwir opponoutu' mercy.
and tiny lnngod for the down. when
tiny hiltmlil nwci ilwil' illmiliing for from
in {new
lt-wm mu- ihing. tho wont lndianu
thought. to ntntid hack to hack trial far-o
any cabin in thou-p111. lull in rum a con:-
rmlc by ouo'u rid“ looucn bin grnnp mt
lllfIWl‘lIIti‘ll and roll m’t‘r. tearing at. tho
hum-u or lio still and cough away bin
lift-‘n blood and hr- ithli' to do nothing
but be still and treat it want a diil'oront
mailer. ttutho mm titlgI-iwl and mat-
tori-(l until tho minnrdtcalimd that if
thir- ltlllll of thing twat on much lougor
lhoy would be beyond all control.
Whilo ilwofllw'fl. Willi tltnolto gtitncd
tom and drird up throats. walla-d up
and down rho. llnc. 'xiwilm tiwumlw-n
rv-cklmly to ilw rh-mltory tiring to un-
courngo tlwir mun. claw man u utirriug
in tho form. and prmntly in grim iii-
lonvo and “mind out wcll tho too rushed
toward tho camp
"tittudy. monWIlPilllI-“Wlit a ilta
tint” Mimi tho antral. u with «mt»
l"
a .
onht. .wmi'a
Return the almost shuultmicouo dia- ‘
«tr-inert name a tow oi the mining.
' ‘I' . :r' 1],.7 , .
_ their . triggers allot in. annual
tension the grits: barmlctaly a few yard:
ahead. ' '
“A company area-vie" ugly No. 2i"
shouted tho lieutenants. but the men
wait now part .all control. They had
comadcu’ blood to orange and shouted
and yelled till they tin-auteurtrirlgu after
cartridge into the chamber as taut all
thy could turn the snidvra over. Tho
favor oi’ the light was on thcm. for they
now felt their time had conic after the
treaty wait-lug. 5.
“Meet ihein with tho bayonoti” The
colonel hardly knew him own voice, it
rounded so hoarse uml cracked. Then he
gasped: “Good heavens! What was
that?” .- For abovo the rattle of the rifle.
tho word» “ iourogc. mcs braves!" rang
out. sharp and clear through tho smoke.
Dropping his amoking revolver he
sprung among lib: tut-u rimming. “Cease
iii-oi" But. the hammering of tho saith-rs
drowned lili‘ voioa and tho acrld smoke
choked him. and he stood in ailcnt. hor-
ror and watched the. tight. It did not
last long. The swarm of savages had
not. nerve to rush upon tho unbroken
lino of flashing hayonctn—thoy turned
and iicd_from the imprcguublo breast-
worlr. 'l‘bcn came the turn of the do-
!cndern. and with hoarse rhouts the
word indium! lcapr t1 over the brurhwood
amt with dripping bayonet» drovo the
foo through the forest.
Thoculoncl sat down with his back
to a tree, a horriblo fear in his heart,
and longed for tho down as he had now!
longed for anything in his lifo. Fortu-
nately thorn Wilt-i not long to wait. for
the nuaponuo was deadly. The shadowy
palm fronds sharpened into shape; a
soft gray light.‘ growing rapidly clcar-
cr. illtcrod tb‘rough tho (wcrhangiug
branches and a broad crimson streak ap-
peared over tho forest. ’I‘hon morning
came suddenly. as it always docs in the
tropics. 'l‘ho colonel looked around. T he
era-my had gone. leaving only dead and
Wounded. but his first euro was to sco
after his own men. Thm- \\’lllll‘ ofliccrs
and asergcant majorot‘ tho west Indians
had fallen at their posts. with faces to-
ward tho foo. Six privates were kiilod
aml a score woro badly wounded. and
tho ('nlnllcl groom-d. as with dry lips
and contracted brow he recognized the
pity of it and thc usolosrncss of this
waste of life; for there was worso to
Cllllll‘.
The bright sun rays foil on tho sci-ac
of the tight, and tlu-gloomy for. st clear-
ing become at once a placc of warmth
and light. but the spam- iiilfront of the
squan- waa (itllit d cw-ry here and there
with a rigid. motionless figure and the
surrounding bushes were full of wound-
ed no-u. For a few moun-nts the otlicer
hardly dim-d go forward and examine
tho slain. and wluvn at last he slipped
UVl‘i' tho breastwork and stood over tho
quiet dead the night was what be ex-
pu'ird—thcy were not Sofas.
Many won» naked savages. auxiliaries
only. but too of the chief assailants lay
tin-ro,\\'ith distorted features, clad in the
uniform of the French Soul-galls. 'l‘ln-
colonel wondered who would be called
to account forlhi< night‘s work. but the
crowning linl‘t‘ut' of the \\'llUl' affair was
run-ind when llausms carrir d in a
whit:- oillcor and laid him on tho rin-wy
grass, coughing up gulp-4 of liltilxtl.
lie smilod as an linglishumn raised
his llt'iltl and he saw the pitying fart-s
brat m‘I'r him. for tho tli‘i't'lltlrl'h‘ had al-
r1 ady Nded tbn- riddle. than gaspod.
“ll: lav. mos illillii” uml swtu-m-d away.
A fr-w drops of spirit worn [Illll’t'll
down his’ throat. and then after awhile
tho t'_\'t‘~' rmpmr d and he murmur. d lho
story how, dw-oivnl by a natiw chiri.
Kuronah. ln- stinuwrrl the lirdi~h fore--
in lu- Soft»; :mddi-l not iind out the min-
tahc until ton lair.
”'l‘lirrv—dlo'rc, that will do. Don’t
fret. youi‘wli. it's a ghastly thing. but
it can‘t bv heipo d. 'l‘:ilo- :tnoihv r drink
and go to sleep." said tho surgeon. 'l‘hc
Frenchman r-wallmvod a mouthful of
tho liquor. thvn iii-r spvn-oh wandered
and lll.~t‘.\'t‘.‘1lll‘l'\\' hary. "l’oor follow Y“
raid on llngir <ll oliievr. "it" it gone
raw. but wo must do “but wr- can for
him. ’l'alw him iv the tent. or rg- ant. "
Ir. would havo bra-n an lili‘il‘tlt‘llVi'
ll'q-‘t'il I” llll‘i'illltl'l‘llt'iilltlr?‘ Hf llii'fiii l‘i'ii
lm-oe jourunh, who at:- fond of do-
claiimiilg against the ”rliws-‘olnte u~l~
diary," to how w-n an I'Inglin-lnnan
rivaled by the .~id- of hot late {no llliiim
toning the black porn-in d lips from How
to than aml wiping tho but mmprraiinn
from tho but forrluad. 'l'lu- rounuaml-
ing uilil‘l‘i‘ cann- t‘nttmlm't‘nninlinll)‘. and
the hm tilnc tho younger man ram-d
biu‘ her-d for inim- a "Hindi! llv'ucom-
ing to." ho said. The whirl-did. opera-d
and a faint Hlitlit'tllium- in lhviirn-d oy-«o
it‘i illl' \lviiluh d “film I' rai ml his land.
ll-~ Mn tvlu d not a cold h-md. \“llll'll
felt like ice when the l-anlit-binan
look it.
‘ 'Atlii‘ti. Inc's nmi~—-ja- you-t mmhaitu
till n'vrllvnr Kori." lu' guwpr d. ihon lrrolro
oil and t'ltulwll. A xtreamni‘ dark blond
Malawi hia whin- unil'nrin and h:- ion-it
burl; thud.
‘l‘hiH tuiuialo'. v howl inh-niionally by
”iv in iu'lwiyoi' limouah, whowm duly
hanged for it nib rnnrd, coat the litm-
tlf futit‘ ilill"l'l‘N. “in! r'nilltl ll" lull liitlll)’
«pain-d. bwidou nnmomnu privutva and
auxilinrna. and ii rum Min of tlw dnrl.
puma-d in our w. :4 AM an liNhry. Y4 i.
although lhcdrlaila hi'l'liill I‘l'M‘ll thr
I'lill‘ of lingliulnm-n at home. ihv rim-ilk
of our iroiiiivr uriltlii‘l‘ riih . ra. amid llo
dimly swamp.“ and for» air of tho debut-
ablr lmd wherc our enlnuim abut on
tho wildrrnI-«it beyond. arr anehihut tho-
nutiou bro: i mm: to be proud of ihmn.
lly hiddou umhucli. in log narngc»
{4114, or at: pping calmly. man altar
man. into a (lo-ad l‘iillll‘llil'"li plum. an
that the dinnin- Nfl‘ii'lfl'il station may
not In- it it. for a ringlv day. district
rummiyoinitl‘r and anldir-r luy do“ n tin it
liv: .I. Whrn we la-nr of ii r-flim rn dy
ltiit. oil“ after anotlur. of tin .«umn punt
in oinc months. and yrt mow Iu-imtvd
in go. and of ii mun holding Min-armor
at bay tlitougb a long night. it in not
hard to unit» that tho West African
legion of honor is a long our- and that
tlu- Mtprcmar'y of Hunt Britain in that
trivcrlmuuovd linutul in dearly tough:
with Band: blood—«mimm’ Jaw
out . M .
r . ‘ . l
pnuoa
Science
Can Tell
' compmition of anycomponnd. Thai
the purity and hrcngth of b:
C. It. lions .1: Soy. New Minion.('onn.~
Yours truly:
l't’ollllb‘.‘
“The kind Bou matu- his til-cult: with.
in these days of advancement and
delicate mathematical instruments in
the most inilnitea‘iuml particle. the exact
.
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why the following report concerning
BOSSiBAKlNCi POWDER .f;
is of value, especially as: it bears the endorsement of a chemist. world}
renowned Dean Smith, at Yale University. who writes:
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tlnx'rM-zu us 2»! inn 0 oxaminmltho packago of lion» linking l’owdor which you
furllml puromo. lilml that it lacomposudot tho ingredient» which t
suitable for such a preparation. The iugrt‘llltrllln are carnblnod in tho mopur ploWlliDll (or the .'
beat run“. will “10 mm 'm' Pillow“ "0 adulteratiuu or injurious conutitnoatm
Experience ..
Will Demonstrate
the truth of scientific. reasoning; that‘s why every
housewife u ho has ever used our baking powder
knows its cilicacy in producing the most. perfect
Healthful on account of its purity.
Economical on account of its strength.
groce'rior it now, and you'll wish you had before.
0. D. 8088 t! S
YALE Manic“. Senoor. New HIVOIIJJQIIII. '
ire-ember
non tome .
in my opinion no m
'. Connecticut titan: Choral-i.
.4
Ask your A'-
muuficruno av .
0N. - - - New London, Conn. ~J
New York and Nurwalk .
Freight Linel _
o
MONDAY,
COMMENCING
JUNE 22,
THE PROPELLERS
City of Nerwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will lcavc picr 23, East River, New York} (Beckman street,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at 10:30 a. m.
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK.
Extra boat, Monday, Wedhesday,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK.
Leave So.Norwalk Daily at 6 p.m. Leave Nurwalk,’Tue§-
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
NUi A UiHbU'lUHY.
“'hy the Hardworking Lcttcr Carrier lam-l
Illa Tcmpcr Uccuionully.
I renamed it hirer carrier in Thirty-
aixth Sirwt the other morning and in-
quired the number of tho house on the
other old“ of the strwt at which a pet‘-
mnal fraud of min- livcd. giving tho
name and u't‘tlpziiivii of the gentleman
about whom the inquiry was made. 1
know he livul across the Way. in one of
aevrtaiu blnok. but. had forgotten tho
particular mind-u r. and I knew thr- car-
rier would know by tho mail delivn-rul.
"Don't you know. r-ir." raid the ear-
ricr, who knew me. by thr- way. “tiuit,
you ask for that \\‘lllt'li it. is" contrary in
tho rules of the pwluillt‘c (li‘pttl‘ittn‘lli to
giro?"
"No.‘[ don't." 1 ldushingly admit.
it'll.
“Well. it ‘a line." he said. “'l‘ho law
n‘woguizvs tho right of a citizm to a
private rcnhlouev. uudiuturbui, as long
as he has cmninittrd no nib-neu- that ro-
iillil‘i‘fi Hli‘li pt‘itaey iulw ilintdv'll. Now
if i rimuid giro your number uml strm-t
to auylu dy who might happen to Want
tlum. tho thing mightrauno you titiilit'
until-yaiu'c."
“Why. auylunly could iiud that. out
through the dirrctury. "
"’i‘luvy might. and they might not.
Anyhow llu' inmluilh'l- ls‘ lint ii (iiru‘i-
Ur)“. 0!
“And didn't you know." he addml lot
a parting idiot as ho went away. “that
you violate tho law by hinppiliil a pad-
man in this way whilo ho bi dolivi-ring
his mail?”
No. i didn't. and for that rl'nvnll
do .w paragraphs.—~.\‘cw York liorald.
(trot-"in In Itrimklyn.
NIM‘liI’I‘I' arc the “rut-cry Minn-.4 illicit-
vr than in lirwlrlyn. (hi many of tho
main urn-rim of iriiillcom-willliml our.
Iu't‘ nfh‘r eut'nvr occupied by a gummy
atom. with pitch ono or twogrwrrn in
the middlo of tin- urnue ldovk. And
they all room to thriw. New York city
lmmnia a mom luxurious chum of 'u-opiu
than the nrvraizn- lirmklyn grcwr nup-
plivn. but tho Mumlard of living on tho
averagoiq bigbor in tho ('iiyof Clam-h-
m than olm'when‘. and tho grow-m m II
a lu-ttor average quality of goods there.
Originality is not a muinmn virtue in
Brooklyn grwcrrlom. bowvwr. nor is it
inqurntiy mat. with unywhm-rlm. {pr
that matter. but in thu- (‘ity of i‘hurrlo
up to mow nppruprlnlo mom: would im
tla- City of (lrrx‘crni one in icrl lo ioolt
for greutcr variety ol‘ More ilw'uritiii'll
and display of mania and in mctbmlu of
doing lillPiili‘flR from ilw rimpln fart
that lllhfii of the r-oiabliulnnontu are so
neat and clean and thr‘ good! so attract
ivo and Well dinplayvtl. ~New York
MI-rclmbts' linviow.
The timing Age.
"What a trwcct baby you burn. Mrs.
Whv elcr! firm it tall: at all yet?"
“Yr-14. it can my ‘mummu' boomi-
fully. We are going to put it on u bicy-
ch' out Wticlt. “ ‘
”now Meet Does it walk It all?"
“Oh. dear, do! Why, it'll rl‘tily 1
i
nominal line for halt am “LN
fan‘wu‘ M may
PATENT
MEDICINES
EASY AND PLEASANT 1'0 INN“
At Our Prion!
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG ITORI.
32 Washington it. So. Nam-Ii.
Quit
That
Peddler
and get your tea
and mike where
you can have your
money's Worth.
lhm't you know
iimsc prcsettiti you
are getting arc dent's
lybonght;adclusion
and a soar ‘. Try
my Mocha nild‘ltiva
llleiui. n tlciiciblfil
high grade roasted
(roller which excels
in line liavor and full
strength.
, ..
LORENZO ornate.
tlflufilflnm
Norwalk Chronicler