Chew it and
you’re always safe
Tobacco
Mid-
Summer
Salel
Men's $5.00 Tan Shoes.
$6.00 “
‘ ladies’ $2.50 Rueset lace Shoo, -
u u /
$3. 50
V Children' 5 Spring Heel RussetShoes, 5 to 8,
Children's Spring
9 to If,
A large line of Larlies' Oxford
(laced
- $3.50
- - $3.00
SI . 50
“ - - $2.50
45:: and 50c
Heel Fusset Shoes,
60c
Russel and Black at Greatly Re-
PFIJCS-
M. H. GLOVER’S
.., Double
Shoe
Store. -. . . .
loo and 42 Wall Street,
Norwalk, 0t.
Everybody'e Shoes shined Free.
1
Children s Suits,
Broken lots of higher priced
goods all nearly sizes.
$l.50.
Men’s Suits,
Broken lots,
. . . Half Price.
ma .7”
Men's and iioys'
Straw Hats,
. . . Half Price.
M
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO.
i9 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk.
. ”a. «no-- “m- ........... .M... .,....... ., ....,. . _ ..-
lilt WASHINTON 31".,
So. Norwalk.
What is it?
that prompt» you to buy your IIhooII at
one More rather than another? Isn‘t it
Mylo, quality, ill. durability and price on
latheehm and prompt and wurtmue
attention on the nut of the pmprinior and
Indochina? li‘ t mac are the real induce-
ment» we look for a liberal shame! your
patroniuo'.
H. 5. BROWN,
lie wuiiilmllil STREET.
loath Nor-walk. 0mm
RESTORE
LOST lliiiill
from any «I.- St.”
1‘ ‘v ' III Wl‘im' II III'IIIH vim More for '5 III III iI I‘ Him. i1". Ilh‘InIni 'I'M‘lifl PM
A III“ .. . .
irIiIIiIII: \
iv‘cr rule at Tomlin-twp drug store
m .I III I»
I 'l’ "grand.
I U he hated.
“flirt! tin lrli in h III other“ tnhufim “I
9!: ll . I
I m to legal variant“ I I um I: "fund ‘bv- My
”9" "I . math” int: Ni”: I.. (auto-luau.
» was tilsnui’ui‘ml under his house.
“in“ ‘Worki Shik- ln .. ”cloud; I‘ f,
CLEVILAND.AD¢.15.—~Thm men work
shot and one badly hnrhlu aconiiict which
occurred between a party of the Brown
company Intrikol‘i! and several nonunion
men who were going home from thI
works. Two or the wounded men are non
unionists, the third is a striker and the
fourth a spectator. The nalnce of the in
jurod are:
.l. W. Caldwell of Kenmore street, non-
union, shot in the thigh and struck on the
bond with a hilly.
George l’lumb of Vannees avenue, non-
nnlou, shot through the abdomen; will
prohnbh recover.
Thomas Evans of, Klrtland atroct,.n
striker. shot in the back; badly hurt and
may die.
William. Lawrlo of Glddin‘ga avenue. a
bystander, struck in the face with a tole-
graph insulator; badly hurt.
'l‘botrouhlo occurred nearly two miles'
from the works at the earlier of Wade Park
and East Madison avenues. A number ol
the nonunlcnlata live in that vicinity.
Eight or ten of them worn going home
from the works together. Just as they
turned the corner a crowd of strikers, who
hadbcen in hiding behind neaioonmttackw
edtbom. Stones Were buried. and Georgr
l’lumb, one of tho nonnnionlsts, pulled a
revolver and ilrod. l’lumb was then shot,
an hoolalmu, by llenrySnoll. netriker. The
firing became general, at least :30 shot:-
having boon exchanged. The fight lasted
but a low minutes, and an soon as it was
over the strikers disappeared. The police
had not anticipated any trouble in that
quarter, and it was some time before they
arrived on the scene and began an in-
vcetlgatlon. Ambulances took the injured
men to hospitals or their human and the
search for the men who did tho shooting
was begun.
The ill-own company's strike has been
extended to Pittaburg. The strikers ioarn~
ed a lowidnys ago that the Schnifc Foun-
dry and Machine company of i’ittebura
was doing work for the Brown company,
and they sent a representative there. lie
sent back word that he would probably
succeed in getting the pattern makers.
machinists and iron molduru of the Sclullie
company to strike.
More Trouble“ ren.
iiiiilEA, 0., Aug. in.—-: no.4 Morley, a‘
foreman in quarry No. 7. was nearly mur-
dered by George Bownskenekl, one of the
Polish quarrymon recently out on a strike.
Morley is hated by the former strikers, es-
poliially those for whom Work hue not yet
been found. A few days ago dynamite
llowns
hum-dd applied for work yesterday and
upon being told therowan none struck
.‘Ilorluy on the head with a eliovol, knock
lug him into deep water in thoquarry.
Morley tried to climb out, but the Polo
hold his head under water with the shovel
and would have drowned him had not
some of tho quarrymon run to his aid.
ilownskonukl find. but was easily found
by an oiiicor and arrested without resist-
anon.
CLERGYMAN ARRESTED.
"a II Chm-god With Burglarizing n ill-Il-
box at Chautauqua.
Jannsrowx, N. Y., Aug. 15.——l'uited
Stains. Murnhnl lluokof Haianmnuu wont
to (Tluuiiauqua and arrested lionry ii.
Waterman, a Baptist minister of Phi-
eauo. The charge ,ngainst the divine b4
the unlawful opening of a mailbox in the
poetnilioo at Chautauqua and removing
mail matlor therefrom. Waterman, soo-
lug hillllii letters in his box at tbopostoliice
'l'uomlay night determined to have them
beforutho delivery tho, next morning. He
tank It knife from his pocket and rumm ed
the fastenings from the inn. Securing his
mail. be replaced the fastenings and left
tho mil: 0 lobby.
ii iii n l’ostmneter Fuller learned of the
Imourrinco ho Inudomniplnlnt, on which
ibewarrunt was issued, (in hlsappoar-
once before Conunlasionor iiaznltino,
Waterman said he would be abh- to defend
his [ulr‘lllilll and asked an adjmirnmelii for
II day or two. ’i‘bII ‘I'aso was mII-urdlnuly
adjourned until next Tuesday and the
IIIinletI-r permitted to return to LilmuIauI
qua on his own rm'ogulranw
BASEBALL.
NATillNAl. LlILAlil lIZ GAMES.
At. Boston--
.\'IIw York ....... o u u ll 0 u o II on: I)
lilih‘lJil ....... .. II o -: Ii o u 2: H Um i
New York lilie, .; errors, .3. Boston-
l‘lllr, Ii; errors. 2:.
Al. lIlilllai'illI'-
i‘hieago ..... II o n II II ii i I.) 1—- Il
landmine ........ e il o :l l o l u I-.. :.
('bieuuo~~ilil~, IN; IIrrIIrII. 3. Louisville
milile.‘ "I; errors. 3.
.\t l'iiluhuru—o-
i'lm'IIIIIuIl........ 7.! u (l u :3 ii u o ii-n- Ii
i'itishuru ........ ii i II o H II II I: ‘w- ii
(“lowland-Jilin, d; arrow. 3. l‘ltteburu
will”. ll: I-rI-IIrII. o.
.it l'iIiiadulpth—~
Philadelphia... ll '.‘ ii 3 (i ll :3 i Ii—wil
\i'nuliiliulull..... II II o o o u u o am- e
i'ilillliil‘MiiilIlliI Illiw iii: errors, l. \i’nuh-
ingluu willie, i; errors. 7.
l’rnlmumr Prentice held.
i'rliM'A. N. in, Ann. irI.--A. N. l’rcn-
ll». I-qurliIuI pmloIIIIor of botany. hurli-
culture and nrbnrlonlturo at (‘nrneil our
rural”. no dead. The prohIIIIIor had been
falling for would time and anal: rapidly
during the lava few days, l'mi‘uumr i’reu»
line mus the author of the following
wurke: “Mode of “III anurni .llhurihutlou
of Plants liver the Surface of the Earth.”
on lIIIpurtaat monograph on “'l‘engn (fun
IIIIIIIIIIIII." written for the dirluion of for»
entry. l'liiied Hiatus dIIpIII-tliient of ngrb
culture and not yet publi IIhIIIl
tilted by the sheriff.
MilAi‘M’kiv‘J-i. Aug. it. liulershariff
Armour hoe wired the proportional the
'l‘I-lIIurnm lyIIlII Manuhuturing company
upon judgmental on (W‘mm'ib autumn
bur than iiil. (If this amount all but to
hit) in “will by thI l'irut National bank
The balance is in the name of i", W.
Ilmuhio wall. The failure wan precipi—
talod by line failure of l-l. l”. Myt’i'll (e (lo.
Hf New York. whirl: was 'In'lnlil‘l‘l‘ll you
lurduy. :Ivlruuucly enough the MyI-ru fall
are we» calmed by the 'lclI-prum company
Mellon non itiiind.
blur. iloca, Conn“ Ann. lI'I.I-I'l'homnII
Mullen. oped to years. section him on the
linrkehire IilIlIIlon of the New lurk. New
Haven and iinrtloni road. we» killed by
timhandearon which he and loiiruthilr
labor-era wIIre riding by being «trunk by
an undo the other men lumped in “ill"
in «grape cerium injury
Port Worden Appointed.
Milan. Aug. la~liomram Morton
hmi appointed llolmrt ii Miller of New
York city lathe "moo II! port warden e!
the port of New Yifl'klflm recent by the
futile! limited
log a biota to the Power . .
0|" Bapnuniniin It Madrid lntimolnl
That It Would that Bo we. to [loud I!
The Spaniard! (it! to London for More
Battleship.
.LonoomAug. iii.—-’l‘hc Madrid corre-
spondent of The Standard says with refer-
ence to the memorandum recently pro
itto the powers on the condition of chairs
in Cuba and the relations. between Spain
and the American republic» in connection
with Cuba. suggesting that the powers ail-
slat Spain in bringing amicable pressure
to bear on tho ‘ilnited States to procure a
stricter neutrality:
I” When, on the advice of tho emlmesadors
of the aware, the Duke of ’i‘etunn, mlniev
tor of foreign affairs, on Monday consult-
ed Mr. Taylor, the United Statue minister,
the latter did not hesitate to any that the
dispatch of such a note directly after Proa-
ident Cleveland’s proclamation calling for
an observance of neutrality and implying
ii desire to inducosoolicctivo interference
of the powers in new world diplomacy
would be calculated seriously to affect the
relations between the United States and
Spain. Mr. Taylor was so resolute that
the Duke cl ‘l‘ctunn gave him an assur—
ance that the date would be withheld, and
that if the idea were again mooted the
American representation would not be
kept in the dark as hotbed been in this
case.
“It is stated in ollieial circles that the
Duke of ’i.‘ etuaa also nihill‘i'd Mr. Taylor
that no otlcnee was intended against l’rea-
ident Cleveland or the goicrmneut. whose
friendly dispositions have been often pub-
licly recognized by Spain. but that Spain
desired to sound the powwa with a View
to contingencies that might arise out of
the prceidential election."
Outwittcd federal omens.
Waenrxmox, Aug. 15,—Asslntaat Sec-
retary Wlko of the treasury department
has received the following telegram from
Thomas W. Lamb, collector of customs at
lirunswlck. (la.: “The plum-I o: the fill»
llllStill‘lllR trip of the tug Dannlleas Wurl‘
so well planned that with the greatest eur~
voiliuncc exercised she could 11¢ be inter-
wopted as a filibuster, I’l‘he tug, apparently
under ordinary circumstances, left her
\vhnrl at lipid o'clock on the night of
the 12m. ostensibly for Miami, Pin,
to secure a tow. However, at :lziI'I a
ill. of that day, with lights ox-
tinguishod, she took on a body 0! men
from Jacksonville, supposed to number
ion, at \i’oodbino, a junction of the E, C.
and 1’. it. ii. with the Satilla riVI-r, in
the customs district of St. Marys. (1a.,
passing out at St. Andrews hay about day.
light the Elihu: morning. This information
came too late to take action. it is said she
was heavily laden with arms and unilnu~
nition. No application was made for clear-
ance papers at this customs oilico."
Not Allowed to Ship Her Cargo.
New Yank, Aug: lit—Tho American
fruit simmer llrlxhnm hue arrived at
quarantine from (libel-a, Cuba, after a run
of five (lnysf 'l‘lfo captain reported that the
Spanish port authorities at (llbara, acting
under ordem from Captain Henoral \i'IIyI
ler. I’l‘fiilll‘d to allow him to ship his cargo
of fruit. The Brixham was obliged to re-
turn to this port in bullion. Iler owners
are ii. [unnois 8: ('n
Spaninrdl an}: Battlnhlpl.
.‘iADllllI. Aug. iii-A naval committee
baa been sum. to England which in author
lml to acquire an ironclad and a l ruieer.
LOOKS LlKE MURDER.
John Miller Found Dead \ndnr Peculiar
(‘irrninutnncra- "In Win Arruivd.
Arenrrcl'rrr, Aug. ll).—-('ul'l‘llllil' Han-
{III at him: Harbor City ' as lililllir‘ll that
.iohn Miller. a farmer of Mullieatuwu
abip, tble county, had met with a strung»
death. He hurried to Miller‘s house and
found him ultiiun boll. upright in libs lIIIII-
rooln in a chair dead. clutching a li't”
loath-Ii revolver in hie hand. He had rm"
and llllilt'i wound». in hie faIIo. and bio
cheek and IIIIIth were torn away. rIIIIiIIld-I
u‘nn‘ lirnt HilN‘lli'i‘ll‘li. bill the lilhl‘u‘ ry of
II compound {rm-luri- of the nhull. I’Mllllt‘tl
wilh thI IllIIothIrIId condition of thermal.
sham-d that II liorIIII utrupulu had taken
place. hire. Millerwu! lillrl‘rumuimi but
anuwcrvdull qiicallnm in nu uneaiiehw
iory way and wound to be laboring unIlI-r
lulu-nee excitement. i’roqulIIr l’vrry.
whowun also lil’l'will. rccnnInIIIliIlml do
ruining the woman until no ill-plain. could
he held. Sim war placod under arrest.
The lwgniiy-imumy Wedding.
ilu: Harmon. lilo, Aug. ism—it in nu-
anunI-mi thII. the nuirrimtunl .iuliot 'i‘yrnn
iqurI-y of New York and Herbert leash
liaugaliy, non of Sir Richard ileumily of
England. which um to have taken place
in“. Ih’. at l ornlh-lul. the home of Mr:
(ammo Kemp in re lIIuI been puiiipdiliod on
account of thII luni'n‘illr Minn lion-ray. who
line gone away for her health. Prepara-
llIIuII (Jr the Inarrlnuu. which wan to lawn
been the IIIII-hviy event of {W worn
helm: made. and Hum invitation» were
in have been will out in A day or w. ill"
lmwruy ill the dauphin? of tho lulu lirIIIr
\‘i‘iilil' ll, liowrvy of New York. Mr. lion
willy heroine changed to her while iravcb
inn in Japan thI yirum m
... a...“ . .. .
Extraordinary ”any. from 0mm.
NIMI’IAIM FALL“. Aug. iremioiwlu
"lilliiiili of thin city had no extraordinary
III-rape from damn. While ridinnn hlrrrlu
down a vap lnI-iiun in the (hint inland
bridge ho hunt control ol bin wheel and ran
into II how iron learn which minim the
roadway from ibn mph!» lust chun- the
luliu llmhbm WM thrown owr their IlI'"
into the rnpiill, bnl managed in not hold
of a lumen piece of melt IIIIII hold on to it
until Iuslsinnee could latch him.
“on... ........ “m... -
11mm rim to Arm-rim.
Humans. (i. ’l‘.. Ann. lieu-Alina slight
drnpnl lunipvraiurn for iii houru the but
were ntnried in with rammed vigor. and
the temperature rpm- Iliad imdcgmm in the
«ionic. “In city water mpply is short. and
lawn: .mi doom III-II burning» up and out
em and into earn an luring coronal-Ii
mun: by I train.
limoearcnr. (unit. Aug. mun mum
iiurke. aged iii. mid to midn at Hi
rm Twenty mam-i m, how i'nrir.
wan killed by an end bound train on the
l‘numlidnted road at the Koomth utrect
crooning, this city
4a.... . a.“
, Mint Dr; Tim
Four tum, Ann. le.——ilehui J not
claim liner lien In car.
THAT HBKOEAEDEH AS TO :OUBA.
pared by Spain with the idea of presenting.
To the Good of its People.
aad Glad to be So.
Mun-—
When you know a good thing tell it
it will not :eusen its goodness.
But will do good to otheru.
Il' you've been cured. tell it.
There's more misery just like it.
Waiting to find out how.
There are lot» of lame backs in Eu!
Norwalk.
It's a‘ busy place and backs are need.
There' a urinary trouble to I inrse m
tent.
aver notice how many people over
forty complain?
Seven out of ten’ any colds affect their
kidneys.
The kidneys are the cause: not the
colds. Keep them in shape and life ll
life.
You can do it easily and pleasantly.
No naureatlm.r disturbances.
No effect except on the kidneys. .
But that effect is quick and perma-
nent.
Dean's Kidney Pills do perfect work,
East Norwalk is full of their praised.
Mr. Wm. F. Knapp. No. 55 Osborn
avenue, is fireman in the factory be.
longing to Ruth & Goldschmi‘dt. lie in
In old-time engineer and a well-known
citizen. ilo save: "I had a Wi‘llk spot
in my back which I attributed to my
kidneys. The urine was wrong and
often contained a sediment. I heard
about Dunn's Kidney Pills. went to
Pialsted’s drug store and procured a
box.‘ Since taking them I {II-(«l well in
every respect. The weak spot that was
in my back is now as good and strong
Is any part of me.”
The aching back has no greater ene-
my than Dean's Kidney Pills—not in-
jurious to the most delicate constitu-
lion. Do not act on the bowels, hui di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale bycll
dealers. Price. 50 cents per box. or six
boxes for 250. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of prleo by Foster-Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the Unit-
ed States.
One to five applications of Donn’l
Ointment will cure the worst case of
itching I’llen thI-re PVPI‘ was. Can you
afford to suffer tortures when a limpin.
nel'eromilinx remedy is at hand?
Dunn's Ointment never fails.
SUMMER GOWNS.
Embroidered Material Over (‘olnrcd Silk.
Accqworim (oil-rotten and flown.
Allin”): thi- illihltvicglilit of illiw‘ suin-
nler‘u gowne an: tlmsu nuidool‘ broderlo
Anglniscuud of ownworkembrolihry Im-r
linings of colored silk, orange, piraw,
mauve, luIIe’ngIIIn or eky blue. The wide
bell is of tullI-lsi, matching the lining, and
often an entirely black hat lll‘C‘linlliflllli'S
the costume, nii'nrliini: a plquant contrast.
Althoughlmudinw. liiillfla'h‘llilili‘lillll‘liltl-
price are sIIfiII-liinnablv. it by no means
follows that hill. and lafl‘ela have been
abandoned for summer. gnu nu. They are
as much “‘Hl‘il liri our, being becoming.
cool and pretty.
Wide. suit, draped built are a (nature of
the womb. Sunroof them am so biglins
to l‘l‘ in reality a I'nrsvlei. ‘l'iiI-III are also
undmpnl once, wry rim-o and trim. and
IItllr‘reI'r-Iaq‘ul. liI-lle an» ilnlI-Ial llxIII-nprim
of the moment. sharing lmpularluwr with
tho thick rIlIIhIIeIIf «ilk. “llll illl‘i‘ I'illln',
(‘i llamIltIIII I-lmraI-lvrin-Il by how! and
ehoux. ihiil'i'nrliil blond or mid point, and
the media will elm-w “inch, IlIIIIp'iiI- (in:
“liilll \wI- .thIIr. IIII\Ii'~l the \\i'l~Il and can
tend». our the hand, il 1- true that in
slump is also
.I
compensation the elbow
i‘iii‘u impolite.
ii l‘ i‘IIrI'zirm
.IIlIIl IIIIIIIi'IIri
IzruIIIful fur
mum, lulu: ”hm-II muting:
out of Ilmi'u. ’l MI: ban molly
able IlrlI-nlulnuv itavnlinrl)
linear him run liIIiIIlIoI in ii.
.iii :IllrnI-llin innmuiinn. which given
lFIrhlnrw and delicacy lII l~ IliIIIII: III' lullIIla
or lunch“ Iilh, in in lint-I ilu' lmlill’nlii
pnrilnli II! lint lull-MII IIl [liliiil‘hl‘ IIIIIIH-
.mIlinII IIII min Id’ We mlncmlurau i he iron n,
or ad the ground if the worn in of lliIanIIl
maul“. liw gimme bull”: pinlil.
iiiIII-l. IIIIII uiIilI- IIIIIIluIIIIIe are alo'nyu in
furor uilil III, rialu uolIIIIlI. lII-liI luiiliiu r)“
and wound llilu charmer brine: Him:
wry i'lli‘l’litl‘ :iml iIIIIIIiIIilIK. 'Il'llII i‘ltili-
binnllnli in alumni nl'iIijIe in pond iaI-IiII.
and ilwru are {va or ill! would-Irina“ nu
\Ibirh it done iIol how u {crumble l'lii‘i‘l.
’l'lw lllliairnliun Home a prince“ pun-n
M iiuhi lilill’ nulum. ”Hm biblioruf the
lit-Idol «hirl i‘HIliiiiililllfl'l'lliiiiillWlll \s‘hllu
IIiIIlIrIIldI li‘ii lnIII/II, u-lIiI-b or“ II IIIIliiiIIIIIII
lion Id ”4' lillill‘lll‘ Iil'upn llI'v IIii llll‘ iIIIIIiI i‘,
'l‘iw Indium: iv. nl Mill-I silk ifIiilif-I. \Illh ll
plall IIl while sill: down the middle. tiIII
IIIIIiIrIIidIIrI-Il ImrwiIIi i'ltll'il! IIiIIuIIIf \rbilv
liik. The landlord rim-IN haw illusilr
Irina puliiInzI-I of name at the lop, II lurmd
iwkl'illl Iii \‘I'liiiv l‘iiilifiliiii‘i‘l‘il silk Minn
plum! JIM brim? ilw luailmil iiill'llvv‘t IIl
oIIIlIIIIlIlIImi Iran/II lurm climb-ire and the
collar. rhunx nuIl min-I frillu mo of can»,
.h on I‘nomr.
Cleaning White Felt.
I'laan Menu (Iii hue: by laughing
ranfnily ovIIr iin but with it one
made of memuuia ruiwl with coir wa-
ter. Allow thI in dry thoroughly. and
lie-n iIrth nil. Two applioalinne may
be uncanny if the but is wry much
Della].
COMMENCING , . I
M'oN‘bAv,
JUNE 22,
‘ THE PROPELLERS
Will leave pier 23, East Ixiver,
New York}, (Beekman street,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at 10:30 a. m.
and Friday It 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
Extra boat, Monday, Wédnésdny
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m. I
FOR NEW YORK,
Leave So.Norwalk Daily at 6 p.m. Leave Nor'walk, Tues:
day Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
"or "at. .
It was just before the bundeau as an
lit-m of but decoration retired into ob-
scurity. A pretty damsel with a black
Gainelmrough, \i'itll tilted at :In acute
angle by the pale blue handout: that
rested on her fluffy hair, out in :I crumb-(l
Bi‘ouifivay cabin car, opposite. a shabby
old figure in a shawl, who slumbered
iltl'ully, giving: out a suspicious rum
odor. Suddenly the eiI-I-IIIIr roused lII-r-
Si‘lf, stared stupidly at her vie-owls for
:ImonII-nr, and than, lurIIhing forward
in her seat, said With a watery smile,
“ YI-r hat'u on crooked.”
'i'lu- damsel turned her bI-ad away in
fiusliI-d indignation, but the elderly
dame would not be misululersiood. She
leaned still further forward. and, point-
ing a wavering: forefinger at the offend-
ing bandunu. reiterated: “it‘s you. Yer
hut’sou crooked!” The passengers by
this time took an actiw interest in the
bauulvau as well. The Gainsborough
maiden looked lu-lpleeely around. made
a wild signal to the conductor and took
refuge in lguunnnious flight—Sew
York World.
A Snbbatnrlnn.
Dr. A—-— did not believe. in forcible
restraint for ill!" insane. Therefore. no
hemlofun in<anII asylum \viuIrI- pur—
souai inilurnrou'ae made to tain- llli‘
plum: of bulls and bars and shackles, he
was kept II lIuIIy man. One patient in
particular Was a young boy continually
complained of art- lIIII‘ulquarlI rs because
he n-fuu-d to Wear his clothing, prefer-
ring to tear lr into runs.
in: A—-— l'i'lliUllrllT'nlil‘d in vain,
then thought out a plan of diplomacy,
with which he approached his patient.
“John,“ said luI. "I llndlam in med
of :I buy and thought you mighl lilo- to
lliiii‘ the position. I \i'lllli in I ”page It
1on not to tear clothes. lioyou think
you mold do that “wk?"
" Yi“. i could, " raid John.
“Very Willi; what new will you
ask?"
"’I'WI’IpIInIIII a day, "
'l‘luI bargain one I‘ll‘iifiuii on the spot,
Jolln'edI-uiroyml clothing having cost
the li!}‘llliil pounds win-re his \ragi Pi
Wi‘l‘v pennies. From Monday to Solar.
day John woe alumlvl laborer. receiving
at lboIInd of each day his Wain- \villi
theolboIru‘IIrknuIn about the asylum.
Sunday i‘lilliv, nlnlWilliliJolili'eIluunhI.
ilIIluul not unholo rap: on hi»: back
\IiIIIII lir. Aw— wau enilI-d upon In
Ilpvul; in him.
"How did this happen, John?" iiI‘
naked. "Weren‘t you changed In Work
for Inc? You have broken your coil-
tract."
“1 have not. air.“ aeIIIII‘lIIIIl John, with
warmth. “Didn't I \t‘ni'it for you all
lhII wIIIIlI? 'l‘oIiuy'u Sunday, and Hi lli’
imam Ii ill \inl'li for any mun on :4qu
day. "wit Inruon II Magazine.
a...“ we .. ..._ .., a
A Rim-r of i overlain Mimi.
if thI 11' in u. riwr that due III not know
lie own nnlld, ill" Wabneli in that Mum:-
rirulvi. ii windu about llilill‘ lowland-I,
IIIIIIIIIiiuu-I IlIIIIp, IIIInnIinuIIII eludinw:
rune-inure broad and again no narrow
that we could not our padIllIIII walnut
lbw bank and pole along. it eIIIIIuliiII
rI all/II its mlunlnu in in run wallow-It
and in try alvudl‘aeiiy to follow iin den.
tiny. llul, the spirit of VIqurhIII nut-nu!
, to poem-III if. III that it bends about in
the north and trim in find liIII chain of
lnioe. Ii. Miriirvn iIlll boldly for the Wi‘filfi
an if nothing loam than the great illumin-
IIippl would cutlery iln leanings. and
llwll it atrium away to the hit and
club I m-cr trolling nioIIIIIIII. wooing the
admin of iiu‘ Ndillildiid.
Hone-line II ll runnihmnch xwxwiiamir.
Wiwrv a fallen iron Wills! its match
Ilrirm canoe and toyIapI hi to dry land.
l-innn iiuwn the gravel grab-II attained the
in lding radar Wood and plume: Its
must no meriuumi and fellow, wading,
fill dI IIpIIr “liter rum; in numb the in II]
Senuiimne the currents nronwift and
the puddle-I Im- rum-rely bowled. and
again lhII warm spread out into a dim
pliuu liiifl' and \I‘IIIIIrosenilh two Iii
Vi up In linen running from the prow-w
tin-‘I-nlmc at the poilltnl nproatruto
py remain—chewy Ammlmug in New
Bohemian. ‘
3....” ’«n
in
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PATENT
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE!
At Our Prices'l
DRUG STORE.
6
82 Washington St.. So. Harwell.
THE
PreserVing - - - -
AND
- - - Pickling Season
1. at hand
and you should
have really some
of the finest
Whole
Mixed
Spices!
obtainable.
l have them in
l .‘lll quarter
pound boxes, lllc.
Prepared from an old
iingliah formula.
Green Ginger Root.
Good Vinegar
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Main Street.
l’ainlcw i'icmnh
anIli iimlm v“ ml!
in three to 1! .
without damn?“ 0
title! mnor (brim
unpleasant elicit.
PRIVATE DISEASES;
may“
MEN AND WOMEN.
Sent thzrgnprqla idle nay mi
crl of price Lmnplélr will»
manna-II to nm- or rei- ..
IIIIIII ircaimmimlr 9m. in new
on moot of In mile in atomic:
III-Ira.“ Im- an.
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