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What is It?
that prompts you to buy your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn't lt
style, quality, fit durability and price as
to the uhoo and prompt and, courtelm
attention on the part. of the proprietor and
salesman? If there are the real induce-
ments we look for a liberal slime! your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
so ussIIIlIoros sranr; .
Ioufih Norwllk. Donn
m I». «twig oh! la m (m R warm Deblllty. Lon cl Senna! Power (in slthn
RESTORE
LOST lilillll
gm. 1m zen: , meJluumgle anl "In" “tflkrutvw, hum My mow. Ibo
Sumo- Pillr. lit-mg flu-run] and fall "it"! 'pdrhiy I—uomd. I! ne'lezlrd. ”(it
tumbles rrsnlllltullr. Mailed Amman. ultra. for hm] Mentor . m
1 N ”A!” order In {in ) legal purse": to run: or let ’M may. m
‘Ilkl. ”INC!!!
on! m '
’ k ‘ u.“ museum-II. In“...
gentle It Thalia-en’s drug store
new little they Iattar at Ml
Undo! moo-n nevi; who knows
Nam lies the thistle. or where the POI. ..
'l‘blt Manned tho hurt of spring!
Who now to what distant none
the tuneful thrush and the lord: have lion.
Or it they still flutter and strict
New to the dam of another year
"Its mill. Lot old My: Muppet?
Under the ell-steam mow; , ~
And over the path- that» trend anew
Moor I» be uranium momma.
0mm won at hat or who.
«ludlanspolll Journal.
MR. musics DINNER.
“I wonder, James," said Mrs. Meek
doubtfully to her husband one morning,
"it you could get your own dinner to-
night. You see, I've had to let the
servant go on her holidays for a day or
two, and they want me desperately at
the Woman's Aid" and Relief bazaar. to
help them with their high tea from 4 :30
to 8 :80. ‘11’ you thought you could man-
age by yourself"— '
"I‘ll try to survive it,” observed Mr.
Meek good unturcdly. ‘ ‘I don't fancy it
will prove fatal. ”
“I'll get a roast and cook it this
morning, then,” went on Mrs. Meek
cheerfully, “and you can have it on
for dinner."
"Thank you,” replied Mr. Meek.
"you'll do nothing of the kind. I fancy
I haven’t gone camping pretty much cv-
I‘
poet I can m age a hot dinner about as
well as most vomen. ”
Mrs. Meek had her doubts, and unlike
most wives. expressed them.
Mr. Meek viewed his wife's doubts
with supremo contempt, and unlike
most husbands, expressed it.
Thus it finally resulted that Mrs.
Mcclrubandoncd all idea of preparing
Mr. Meek's dinner for him, and betcok
herself to the. bazaar. So it resulted,
furthcnnorc, that Mr. Mock left his of-
fice about 4 o'clock that afternoon and
proceeded to collect on his way home
the nomasary supplies for a dainty little
dinner.
An alluring display of chickens was
the first. thing to catch his eye, and he
was just on the. point of securing one of
them, when. by good luck, or more
probably through the natural sngneity
of the man. he. rreollwtcd llltll—Wt'll,
that you don't, as a rule, cook chickens
as they arc. In the. momentary reaction
that followed this feat of memory, he
bought a couple of mutton chops and
three tomatoes. '
”I'll lmvoagood, plain, old fashioned
English dinner, " thought he, as be hur-
ried past the deceitful chickens with
something almost akin to reproach.
”None of your finicky poultry dinners
for moi" '» ,,
“By Jove!" he. exclaimed a moment
later. “I'll have an apple pudding and
some oyster soup to begin on. "
He was so ticklcd'with this idea that
be. promptly rushed into a grocery shop
and purchased half a peck of their best
eating apples and then hurried home
without a tiiougbt. of the cab he, was to
order for his wife at 822m sharp. l
By 5 o’clock he had the fire going
beautifully and everything ready for II
start. .
By 6 o'clock be was just bcaiuniuuto
enjoy the thing; the tomatoes “are
slewing divinely; the potatoes Were
boiling to their licarts' content and the
milk for the oyster soup was simmering
camtcntediy on the back of the store.
The oysters. by the bye, had not yet ar-
rived.
“hear me," thought the ambitious
nciitlriman, “I wish I had thought of it
in lime, and I'd have had some oyster
patties for a sort of final drsscrt. llcllo,
what's this? fly thunder, if that. ever;
lasiingpig headed woman hasn't left
Iucsomocold ham and a mustard pic!
By the Lord IkIrry, for :3 cents I'd throw
the whole thing out into the back yard 2"
The natural docility of his nature,
however, prevailed, and he left the ob-
noxious vinnds nInnolcsted and proceed-
cd with his Ilinncr. Al. ll:.‘l0 ho put. the
chops on to broil, “as in the good old
days of yorc"——lhis poetic allusion to
the style of cooking being m-casioncd by
one of them xu'cidentally dropping into
the fire, whence be. rescued it with great
presence of mind by the joint assistance
of the More. lifter and one. of the best
table napkin». By the time the. chop
was than l’t:."t'lll“ll both it and the table
napkin were fairly well done-40 say
nothing stronger. Thintriiliugdifllcnlty
ln- wit. over by pulling the I-rring chop
on tho window sill to cool and the unp-
ktn into the lire—4o do the other thing.
This Immmplishcd, and with one ('llup
gently cooking on tho Izridirou and the.
other one cording on the window Hill,
he started to construct the paste for his
apple pudding. This proved most fun-
cinntinu. lie placed a large quantity of
flour in II small bowl, emptied a jug of
water on top of it, added butter to
male, and proceeded to mold it deftly
into shape. as he had often seen his
wife do. The floor and water ltl't‘lllll‘ltly
ioramk the bowl and betook theuwcivw
to his hands. Then the milk for the
map began to burn, just as the potatoes
boiled dry. Re rushed tn the rescue and
left the major portion of the paste fair-
ly evenly divided between the handles
of the two Inner-pans and ill" stove lift-
or. At this juncture the tomatoes started
in to see if they couldn’t surpass the
milk in burning. ’l'hey sucecmlml. The
cat. which was acrmstotued to a 0:30
dinner, walked 0“ with the rhopon the
window sill, while the chop on the fire
grew lumntifully black on the “down
side. ". so many things Were new born
imz all at the. name than that. Mr. llicolr
have, up all hope of trying to discover
just which mm was burnin most. “Let
the dashed things burn til they're. sick
of it!" was the oxtrentely broad minded
way in which he rammed up the situa-
tion. With the aslutanm that charac-
terized him as distlmished from his
I sun;
um .; .’ a
luau mtblnfliinh low. Alb
"that it purely . 111w timed
out. in; mired, Malawian. and!
nearly tooth" head on II Ir nu»-
nm. and u be m on ”min
expressing his View on elmlwlim
general. and that emotion in Immune
. inr. he went about trim or for toward
taking his head all on the m (910"!th
line on to way back
The Intent of mom when mom
are often the most terrible. Mr. Meek
became very terrible. ,He used in mm
kindling, profanity and tool at m lam:
ignited the pyrmhls of limit. lie
stamped and shoved and parked and
banged and cursed and shook till mm
the. Gill-“Milli it had had Mediator-ow“
displeased with him and «unwind to
the outer kitchen to try the oystew,
which the dilatory gum“ had just do
posited on the. table withth waiting to
pnriey with Mr. Meek. n..- w'aw a who
grocer and’ had heard enough.
When, about five minutes later, Mr.
Meek discovered that the owl Brawl from!
the oysters to its tastes. he; lit-emu «mm
lens calm. Had the. out ht-r-t‘l around
(but, like the grocer; it had hit-ind
enough, and taken: an: nnobrruuiivru dew
parturefir is highly prohnl'lh- that a
considerable majority at. its nimriiwn
would have room to an abrupt termiuav
tion.
At this stage, toeomlolln the MthflV
note man. the fire began: to go awnin-
Once started it didn‘t stop». in about
five minutes it had! burnt-ill up when m.
mained of pretty much everything ear
eept. a large. pot of'fii’meu Miranda small
portion of Mr. Meek... The-ehop that line
eat hadn‘t cut-en: were especially well
done. It could be (prion safely Mt our
the. window sill with: a whole legion! of
cats around it. Mr. Nile-ell, howmm
simply left ir. in the coal blun- lni Mun
of either color or hardinmsiu Would have
been difficult to have found is more firth
ting resting place for it.
Then flu-re came over Mr.- il‘lleell.“s limo
a terrible expression; Pb» li‘irouul'rt. in a
he had mistnkvn for the wrap. pull. had
no matter) and poured: the mun (worldly
into it, throwingr the prm about from flirt!
into the sink; next he scrap-d: the potat-
bws into the same pail and“ again waiter
pun followed the course of the: first! in
getting to .he sink; then be poured uh.»
tomatoes on top of! the filfll'lell’hT} and
still a third [may got to the ninth with
unusual rapidity. it rmmot‘.limelrd‘arialely
slated whether or' not Mr. life-wit. in! «how
lug third, was Ilct’nntcdi by the «lit-sire“ to
prepare some tannins ,hnutcr'h‘ dliulr 1!er
by, but certain it is no sooner dlidihu‘ not
‘ the tomattws nicely on top- of’ the- nomi-
toes, than he took the admin thing: until
lane.
make a meal of? the midi ham and sent."
bread and burnra—tlie evoking hunter,
of course.
Just as he wastlni-shing Mrs. Meek:
returned. “Why, Jurors,” she-- «rib-vi
cheerfully. “you m-ver‘ sent the ruin a»:
llll‘ and i1 waited nearly an hrmm.
"No, " said her husband einllu‘l‘liy‘.
" l're been terribly bury. Man from!
New York—fluent got home a little whale-
ugo. This is a Very gl’lt'll‘l ham-ma shade
owrdopc, though. isn't it?”
"No, thank you! No cold? pi‘e‘flmr‘uut
when thm'c're bot apples in; till-reinvent.
I'll tell you what you might. or You
might. bring “em in if yrmfro- not the
tired."
Mrs. Meek deparrrd? on: her miimi‘om-
in a few moments she rmmpemr-dl. and!
without moving a lawsuit»,
plntcuf l‘nIkod‘ apples“ before limit hard
and master. They were about the altar»
.luduinu,r by the. way they rntlt‘l'cvll will the
blade Ihey Were rather inurdeunliuzur mm.
his eye.
"l'm afraid, " observed! his wife;
"they're like the. hams—just! m wheelie-
l)\'(‘l'lllllll‘. "
"l f ever I entéh that eat.” rennuvlhndl
Mr. Meek an that: albeit. feline plW‘llu-I’ll
past him with a playful out all its riau'll,
”l'll break overyl'iouo twine ltoeliy'"'-~
only he described its hoclh‘r wimh mmriiny‘
adjectives that wm'o very stamina to» fllh»
earn of M rs. Meek. Air. least muslin said
when she desenbml the: mmtnmuuru- the»
her brmom friend, Mm. Malawian, mill
day. ~'l‘rnth.
I‘.uey turnout-1mm You.»
There is ll‘ poem beginning
'l'lm fll'lf, flln “I'll“ (”lit mutant: 13M llli
our after year»: mo brim; l'
which seems to bare Iv peeuzllhw'mppllienv
firm to first versus ini mineral and flu
Lucy ban-om‘u in particular.
When she was 7 yearnahll. llmrlhuotllhw
John proposed writingpnetry»“"jtuni lion
lun"~:md‘ she assentfedl .l‘ollenl imam
abnndoncd1 the atlrmupfl, hull tinny prov
duccd two rrrucn, which! rim! than:
“(me HllltlIm-t‘ any, " unlit! lltll'l‘n Jimm-
“Wu \Voro wnllllnu down a‘ Mind)! lint-e
When uttIl-lmly llll' win-ll ill-NV Ilium.
And lim mt lightning: d‘nuhmll In] ultwsllw.
"'l’lm pen!» of thunder. how they mum}?
And i felt; Iln'Hl‘lf Iv lllilllu eonl‘mll.
For] before and been quill» warm»
but: now around our wan mnfhil’lllb"
John was eluted over liur‘mm-nw.
"after years" new “angftu lililln' MW..-
Ynut ll 'II flompnn ion;
a...“ .
In. t In 13mm
"on you tiud'tlic 31min useful our
the battlefield? "
”Yes. indeed. We d'nallrdl my to the:
enemy. and then we melted sumo anvil
shook lmllth—twt‘l’y more limit: pinkie
rode the name make of whml‘a."-Clbp
coco Record.
pail (it: was the. scrubbing paiill which 1
fat of cum from ”at—ls.-
" V“ “~00”. We
MCI-W M51“! ”uni.
m
'
II. "llamulugk a ”lupus. of
lilo tulle him I.” Ml! it. but the lmtruo.
that at Iqu in fully." to item it 9' on.
«lower we “that wisdom is better
than will and ammufllig‘ttnn straw
MW in n ell-pm n.1, I! m is
Miami I 3|th therefom get disdain. null
win. IpI my mung per umleulw‘lflll-
lo 1 but. I; u. me mad. ”Ohm? my"
not titular“! lint ”Manet had.’ “0
mmlndr, llwnvfamu. not dun ulnprlns 0'
life Is moo other tlmuthollvln. «our.
whkh la the gift»! God and «Moll ho-
mum to no a well of wotdr aprlu 1w ’IIP
Into "winning lit» (John iv. ll . (and
”MM" la the manual“. and when we re
retro “hilt! one new tied in IIII (Jar. ll,
I»; John xiv. 23).
as. ’-"l’lm Mort of the arm auteur bit
Irma": and sabbath burning table lips." ll
llo‘ from the Man that all limNb‘. An
mil Mort gives hmhsllnwnwr of evil
tillath. xv, In. It». Add a grail! tam iron
limb tlmt whim-h it helpful. (or out t1 the
strontium-not the hurt the Month mulls-
lath ”lath. all. 931). The natural heart or
mutual mind I! morally against God and
' mew Iran he: made sublet!- tu Him (Rom.
till, 7). but than «aim to also a new heart
mod a new with (Emit. uni, fill). or. in
‘mthm would a new birtly or a new em—
llilem our.» in. a. to; II (Lon v. m. and
”his will read limb and words from the
ii at
it“? “Plimsoll «and» are as on honey-
esmnb. outset to the Maui and health to the
INWNH if am lamp the words of God in
in. aim-y will hy the fiplrn be him! in our
in use Mlle Writ they denim to use them
,Q‘ ow. nail. in». ‘l‘lm pimple laundered at
glitter “tundra-r9 Words which pnxrmlod out of
the Jimmy}: of warlord (bake is. 22), but
they were ll» Words of Uod Iwho spoke
,tbmnglu Ilirn Mona :31. (in.
, Wu.- -“‘”l'l:m-'M to A way that nunneth right
Turnotlhe-nnen, lilillllwmld tlicrmf is the
Emmy of math.” 17an it! but one right
may. and that is Nevin) amid. "l Bill the
lwauz.” It is 65ml}; any of rim-wiring us
and «nut «mil; any of reaching God. There
twirlwmhm- name guru under heaven by
‘W'lluih'lhl uremia be uni-rant (Johnny, o: Acts
“it. in. Wlilwflafl‘d‘d‘ Inaymdn right to us. if
the lmnd alumna. is not the water of it and
«like aniline-rod it. ill is auto! Mod. and there-
llmI‘r-‘v rimmed lat Iliad Way Ml death and not 0
Eldest .ioiln ii, if. 17:. a. 1.). ‘
an. “"lllle that lulm‘rah inburcth for him»
from. law hie aluminum nan-ti; ll of him.”
Wilullf‘ lll‘dllllllllsiiillilflds‘t gland all their strength
in: uniting «unwilling in: llat'lllmlvos, sumo-
tlldux to out or drink or near or enjoy!
Alli fie foils. And one who could do it
s» paintball» no Salim lit-1PM) man that ever
‘ lilieuvll tin-d 33'. 1:1»?le Munoz-'4, ulullllfi lt'nll-
[Jul-willy is was around in limer- words. "lie-
,lnu‘hu. all} ma mom" and l't'lallull of spir-
ui, allhklll aluminum no pmi‘t uinicrthe sun”
aniline. in. H). -
' :37 "who minimally man diggcth up evil,
hunt an inkling» alma- ia‘ as .aliurnlnu lire."
l“‘ii.nru.uwuzilo ifip‘e“‘lflifll3‘ll of llelial,“ and
who ill. '\\',. nun “‘u M'lilll'lllldlhfl man."
ished in tho dear oldrcmnpi'nwhtyw mine“.
meted it, pail and all, into the water?
This accomplished, he prmeedindl aw
"Perhaps a shade less Wollll‘lhi'll have 1
hurt it. J's-t me. get you-n; were of. pie?” .
plitlttltltll llllur‘ l
of walnuts and the color of rib-lap; :
Mr. Meek rose with an awful? will. he ,
and it is safe! to any tlihtvll Minn lawerml"‘at i
All marlin our mutants of him who began
i1lll3ne'9u‘oulh of «will aldlllhht'ul'lh in the ger-
i duo in “from rural m'lg:,-..n twmlnnt business
3 lu- lu: earn [up etude and burnings. Happy
‘. aw. Kilo)" will!» meagre the cwriaetiug burn-
j lid“ il‘ .mw :uc- ix damn rd to dwell \lm.xxxili.
111.. am. as... to. mi. N.
p tr " u immoral men want!) strife, and
:16 \\\‘.‘.,.n;.\§;=r.,mu' murmun'mtla chief frivlldu." ll
woman In.» use ;l.I.u.~rit- and inure that if m.-
i “now unlfliip’ hannli‘lud'at illl lllL‘ Bible lilo Spir-
1‘!“ \u uni-ll liming no wind as We read what
Jib»: blur a’liryt‘*.\\élnv'l‘rweubd upunvrhis or that
:nxwll 1,4,le .uzl- hunk! bane the brat of
unwanted. «amp the bpirit's own or
_ lath-mu «,1! all-l;- ru Mord». He now
’li-mcp to» antral Am. iii. ll ill, "if )u
: brim-~- Illnu‘vw ”tuning and strife in your
3 and and 1;.» not aguiunl tlzu
‘ e \“Jh‘ib'lll ‘dl'hl'd’illll’lll not from
. alt-aw; linen unearthly. N'JJr-lllll. (in llisb."
:Jr \\ Madman than .vullmdii his neigh-
l‘nwu‘ We'll hianllrfl 1.; tlJJlll iulu- tlie way that is
i an! annual.” 'lllam'lmii and hi" Iollou‘rrsuro
:l-ll nit-Ik- Haul-lam.» loin-.«oelngly day and
lii‘1;.'{llufl,. ”unwind .nl.u.l .\\‘.m‘l.da}'. Down and
t'lb'flltllilhllllb'lld one in.» M'Ul‘h. and “left“ is both-
; inner ,n'w‘ii .m him. Mud ii» gnu-ll and giwa
', ill-aw... Kl {to Atoll! 1.7vl.l.l.‘\\\leJ'l‘l'vl‘lh‘h Jesus
ill'lw‘. Ill till.» Mu: m uh :Ihr unaware that
immutlnlvw iuzlnll tamer-«u whall follow us, and
lube rilau‘li “Mull all ii!» an)" plcrmnnlnens
“when neuron. is «i... .lwua-n-r. a narrow way.
[and mail aw: album .1in world. the flush or
i llhd'uihnilll.
:l'u' "lithe ell-th’ldtlli .lll"~ we» to (‘ll'Vll-il‘ fro-
l imam! illi..;3.:,ix.-,. Mowing in» in», llll ln'ingctli
it"-\.‘li thin will». I iiit‘ «luau. Lin vyus :lznlllr‘t
fill 03 5.‘ ".63! will“ mill tutti row 1 Lo gliutlllt‘m U!
f M. lull llf‘.
intimate,
I .n
.r- Ila“:- .t‘idrgll‘ui‘I-h‘ mt liI‘l“ than light.
.Ib-l :,.lL.nv.' ilule- «Links are m ii and his heart
:Mllll‘ll t'. . 'r' and lit-u are the property of
.lh‘ M‘iuiic.m.i~ financial purpmm. His mouth
3 “ll-nut” "Ilkillvlt‘Hll «hi 3-», and in thoughts are
Rm :ullm-Itmnmtaller; the Jnird trimmer x\'.
w, 72W. «Jml an. um» him in brim; his mil
nllnunihnmnopaw». {but “my will won: his
mm a nb-unxuanmu.
:lill. ll‘lu' binary lltltill is a l'l‘lI'Wil) Iif‘ulory
* MI W Ibr :lwmwll in flair-um 4 rf .ll‘,‘ b: Minimums. "
:tlllw elbmtmr many an‘ vigour and ilw .t loin:
,Pllxl'a' «an ab.» «width. shut them .lri nothing
‘ql'.nme.v.nr ,a'lwnn :bin Jill', for it in oulyu
IE l'l’ull‘llullil.“z§ lieu «demand Mario” 1. “It the will
it Mr ll'l‘dlulll. Illla- manila“ hair: «l the l'lxhtuulls
‘ mm: one :wnnmn of glory. fur they point
i been will MM.» ommlty «it on.» and purlIy
fwnlll- Minn Minna John new on Palm”.
, dwelling lllxie timed AMA" ill: hair. while illu-
‘ \\\onll..»m\'li,.imem um»! titer. i. 1 ll. 'l'hcru
3m. ,ellw Illiw Ilpnntrtlrluzlpin-tubal fur Mll‘h n
lama, haw lbw your old age l on lie, and
mm M» lbwr llama will i carry you" (inn.
Mull. W.
to. ”We Elliott is aluwtunmm‘lnbetter
tllhuln ill-N annulus; and he that I‘l.llt:lll his
lwuilluilll fllheuhi llw Hillel lullwtb deity." lie that
', to allow in» :13".er manhunt b M rile and in or
immM mxtnturemumlirmlvhaptvrn xv. 1"; All.
i :L'W phage-1",. Mental; and Innlltw are of tho
3IllWlli .z-aull turf daredevil. but by tho straw» or
,l‘ml‘ll. drummer mainland .lmm. (lurid, and
lib-mu; itllu- .- llnmu art Mini. w' may have \‘ir-
.tlmvp‘ «New tiller llfl'olfl‘l Mix aim Hf our old na-
ture: 25w Mame .LIs loom the wrul b in emu»,
lied ”in air allowable to more Ila from our
mum «Minn. ll. 3;]; and from our till)! it
lit illnu‘ 1m Ilmplhdtl an.» Ham and my, “z‘hlno
. at all.» pillow” all mineral. “in. I l).
zllll ll be ilmll Moos/l lulu-lbw lulu. but the
lvfl‘lll'dlt'dl «plndhm lilamwd lulu! llm Lord."
‘ llilMll‘ertt!‘ dl‘IlllW arm «on; bu ll” at. pren-
outl. who lllnutll Mdntmrllabion of everything in
mi flllu‘ ltlmll. Lila: gmrmltstln- winked lu
«tiny-me llllatlirf‘ sum Will mm and amnion"
in»! tllnun won a {lino-to pnmpvr. lle
Mimi ”mum ddlt'rltzlflnngtus to l)» nlllirlod
Mr“ «when. lh’hlll lllw «and will dw-Iare ill-
liauonwz. It “poems on Wildlinuull‘l' to any,
“Jami non! noun a» ’l‘ii)‘ words. " “Him"
am Thu alloys. 0 Lord" (MW. 1v. ll, l’l.
our Ils
will win.
$I0.00 3 Suit.
yarn. ,,
Gray and Brown
Worsteds. .
here.
w Candidat’és
At the head of our bargain .tickct in ‘the fall ',
clothing campaign just opened. The issues are
I clear-aa-The .bost goods, the best made! cloths, ;'
the nearest to cost prices. On this platform w,
Black Clay Worsteds,
Made by the justly celebrated National Worst-
ed Co.,oi Providence, ,R. I.
goods, and different than other worsted: sold
at this price because made of 2-thread double-
At the same prices. Goods from the Washing- '
ton Mills, of Lawrence, Mass , and the River-
side Mills of Providence, R. I.
wool, fast colors, and the standard colored
worsted of the country.
for less than $15.00—no one ever did.
Fall suits, overcoats, furnishings, hats are' all
Nineteen ounce
g
All Australian
We never sold them
“(53(0-
BRIDGEPORT, CT. .
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings. t.
zssv IIIIn PLEASANT ro TAKE '
PATENT .
MEDICINES
EASY AID PLEASANT TO TAKE
AtOnr Prieosl
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE,
82 Washington St. So.llorwalk.
\\ c owe our Immunity tomtrnlmospllt‘rt‘,
which serves as a bulletproof cuirnss for
the world. When ll meteor-enters the at-
mosphcre, the. friction produced by its giv
gautlo speed makes it flush up like the ar-
row oi Acustes, only more rn. 'l‘lIo ingen-
ious experiments of Lord KelIln have
rhuwn that the heat than pmluccd. just IuI
n brake showers Ispnrks from a carriage
“heel or a lucifer match lights on" the
box, is mulch-m to consume the Inuteor no
if -it were suddenly mat into a furnace
hauled to three or four million (legroom
Ulwloilsly the urnnllcr meteor-I are utterly
« manned lmtom they bim- penetrated far
into the .ntuumpbcru, which their fate. has
shown Io'rtw to." height. of about 120
lllllflfl.
Unlyn very large one can domains). as
that of Madrid in mid to lmredonc, to
within :30 InllImof tlwcnrth before being
band. by the expansion due to heat and by
the resistance of'tho air. The fact. that
frugmuntsdu occasionally reach the earth
in the best proof of the great size of some
of the Inetmrs that. we encounter. if it
Were not for the. “llll'tltfltll air," the explo-
IIion of them all. with the Im-ompnuylng
fervent hurt. vmnld take plat-o in our
midst. it. is safe to my that such a state
of,tbiIIgII would render our great. towns
uninluibltnble. III Illllllm’l we are mum»
what inclined toglrtl IIt thontmmphm,
with lls mioko, and Ill fog. and its out
wltid. But none of us um tell how often
it has saved him from a terrible and int-ls.
lble fate, in belnu. as Mark Twain has it,
“ohm with amok." If Wn are mom in:
ellnod to m‘ognizéllw ntmprpbm‘, services
. in future, the Madrid meteor will not have
I exploded in \‘nib.~~dmndoii Emulator.
A flow Yam; l‘lllfllllllullll says that. nerv-
mmchllllrcn are apt to travel-urns. This
b oftentlom lwnuuw Inn-h clinch the fin
ur'l‘u slightly. nlnmut impermmllhly, and um
apt in draw up the mm at the some time.
it. is a slight. but frequent movement. and
it ermnps the teen and finally lrrttum the
tender salmon at the jIIllIi'I. lle cmphs.
sires again that it is not. broad shoes so
much ml long shots: that should howorn
by growing ebildmn, and asserts that the
winter! too shoe. against whloh such a
minimum of lndlrtmnnh has lmn brought,
In by no means sncli unhyglonlo tutu
others more oommelldéd.
A Good ShppIy'ef
TOMATOES
FOR
CANNING!
a basket
‘ CASH.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
nu: crtrsssrrn
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek ,
- — GOALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and untidy
yourself that our claim is car-
root.
snvnfifinos.
Io. Now-III.
llbtt’s Nerverine Pills
. . The (rut
FURUU'DA I
gm of other
mmbuflcm Pram" ,l'alllnlor
lions, Youthful Errors, an), lal gm. a-
‘ l Tobacco or Opium .
mvtcougonrumptioo and homily: SIN
801 ll 5 m for Mrs
him culluc'li to. Pm's. chum. our.
Sold by all drngflsts. “
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THE
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Norwalk Chronicler