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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 29, 1896 · page 4

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4 , advertisements. not grenadine live
4441441144444. loithm time-Jon: uixtimoo.
noticed 14.44 a “no.4 Earrings and
mo. scheduled rotor 44444141144.

34:141.an mail. In advance.
rmoe'ld: One 111 three
01 ill. nix mouths. Mr. :5.
4 b1 Whore. m a weak. to mid
Oman-80. ll Wantinnton street.
Kuwait.

Omar. No. a Wall street. Nor-walk
' are welcome at The Sentinel 441114444.

”minnow of any new. 7011 will come: 44
‘ ' by m“tuloniminil'w. sending or bringing it

flourish to lawn llama 0! news or other mat.-

, 44444 be found at the entrance to The Senti-
office

Communion should in all cam be ad—

W to
' THE EVENING BENTINEL
’ 4 4 South Norwalk. Conn.

The Evening 3444444444 has 41 Circulation
‘. lathe Town of Normal]: and 1'13 Suburbs
Larger, Conridcrably, than the Cambium!
Girauduiion of the other Three Local Dail-
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Telephone” Gang.

lainoiiioo.92- 5.
Editorial rooms. 92- 2.
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Id Wont hor Forecast.
The weather today promises: to bo g'onoruily
cooler and cloudy. followod by rain and winds

,0! dangorouo fo1'4‘oo11ll4o4-o4mt tonight. To-
morrow itpromises to bo cloudy. with slight
tempemturo'ohnnges. and with rain and gains.
. on the coasts. '

 

. Thermometer Record
'l'hohllzhoat'nolnt oi the thermometer for
the twnnty-lour hours ending at noon today
1444.511 decrees above zero: lowest. 446 decrees

 

above
52.9.51 .-.._- ... .-.. .. ..
'4 Itinlamro Almanac for Tomorrow.
'5 114444 rises isuu sets I 41114144141.» bowtide
at 5:13 at 5: 41 at 11.14) 8.68
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New Nonsecmrian Mouomcnt.

A strangely eloquent sermon was

preached in Philndvlphla by Rev. Dr.

J. Leonard Levy in tho Temple Kencsoth

Israel on tho Jowish Day '0! Atom—

ment. Dr. Levy. ach, seems to bo

taking tho first, practical stop toward

that reunion of all tho sects which tho

poponndVGreok and Protestant religions

loaders have bocntulking of so long.

, But Dr. Levy would mako tho union

invader than they. Ho would include.

, in this mighty order which I141 seeks to

. i ostablish not only Cin‘istinn sects. but

Jew and Mohammedan.

Dr“. Levy said the Jew had been the

scapegoat for the sins of mankind. In
these pathetic words ho spoke of him:

The Jew is what ha 144 hoe.- 11w- tho World has
mhdo him so, for tho world 444- ind him by the
hair and drags-4d him tin-4.44 gh tho dirt and
dust and miro. It trnmplul him 14114l4- 41' foot;
it beat him: it buotinndmml him; it. spat upon
him. Wonndod and Horn, tho 4:44:11u4414x1t moo
up. With a look full of resignation. l144 turned
upon tin: nasniling world and Hal4lz“Ar14l y4 t
for all this you shall have my book of books
k)1‘4:n4l,to ohw'r you, to bring youhopo to
elevate you. And yet for all thin you shall
have my psalms to king to 141141 your soul
wings to fly Godward. And y4-t for all this
my physio-tuna nimll hml you, my punts shall
Bins for rub. my stutosnwn olmll 16441514444» for
you, my musicians shall charm you, and my
man of talent uhall afford y'ou joy. A1441 )4-t
for all this you shall h. m» my Drotlu 1‘ 14441114.
u Jaw liko m4,bon1 of low inhuman-1 lilo. 1114- ,
raised In tho J4. ‘wish faith lik44 1414, \1 in; 4.‘I4. 41 a

C Jew liho mo, and him 41 J4- 11 )ou muy uorsbip.
that from tho Jew you may find the way to
otornal pence. Tr4.:'1d 1414.4 nndor foot. upurn

44 ,' mo, cost mo out. 444-1141 1110 to tho utildorma as,
main: me your 84‘ apogont-I d4» »fy th- “'44 rid.
It cannot shnko “115411) from my mind nor faith
from my h4..urt "
Of tho order which Dr. chy hppua'to
found, he said:

I soc around mo‘milllons of pmplo lx-lloving
in God the Fathor of all, yet not at 1144414144 nor
in love with man. than human brothrrn. Can-
not the robustnrtrd sumo 114411'441114-11i that shall
liar-lion the day of univorsnl p44u4 44 44144110144?
That I bellm‘o thorg‘cnnl hnvo 44th 11 444 mi. 1401'
yours out in to wash to homo on tho gold! 44
chorus of tho uniflo door, tr1144t4-4i frl4- min and
I would often talk of 4~u4,h 11 runs'iliilily, and to
the inspiration of Idiom c44111444r44utl444m 1L14
world will own whntvvor. in (4. asibio in tho
plan 1 anbmlt.

Thisia a possibility pnlnfnul by roaoou and

4 hope, by low 44ml duty. it may b4: tho begin»
ning of tho 44nd. Tho good tlmo thll 0011144
when no religioua dvnominutiou shall bu tho
«tomcat of another. M4411 4d141ll I444 at 411144
With 4'41cl1 otIn-r. In tho. t44mpl4: of 1114411 lbw
works of man shall be r4-l444441‘44444l for tlu- bum-4
in 0', man lull tl144 glory of Hod. Tho 144-4'i.4
411441141 at tho 44144-14 gatm 4»f b1'44tl444rl444u4l. Lot
them onto! in tho 114411444 of tho fathnrhood of
God and tho brotherhmnl of man.

 

 

Inihoro 14n4‘l1 athlng as a b44544ball
hoodoo? it looks liko it. Early in tho
Jonson tho thri‘o loading trams war-44,
Cleveland. Baltimm‘c, Cincinnati, in
the ordor above. This was tho order for
a long tImo. Thou Buliimoromudo n
tipurtland gothbn top. N4»xt it was Oin-
oinnati'n turn to spurt. In ll straight
4 31111044 the Reds went ahead. Tiny con—
tinned winning till they had loft the
Clwolands far behl14d.4 'I‘hoy tackled

4, .tbeBaltimores and loft thorn, toolbo-
hind. Tho Cincinnatin had sogoodn
limit at it only needed tho avorugo
goodpaying of a first 01444444 train to

make them sure of victory. Thoy had
firefly a long lead over tho Baltimoms,
their nearest rivals. Then suddenly, in

' the moat unaccountablo mount-1", tho

, Uincinnntia began toloso. First thoy lot

“straight games slip through thoir

" hum Thoy lost to tho Pittsburgs,

4 they lost to tho Chicagos, mm 44th lost

', tincoconnccntivo games to tho Lovin-
ililkll. It looked 1141 though they \1'441'44

try an thorn-441v“ on the' inning shin.

an ‘ pilihiipc they were. Ii. ln44l4444l 4444

' «though they had b44411 paid to giro the

Win ovary clubihnt i’u ' against

than: 1311447 1114114 chorlly far 4bi114i tho

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4» folds of material.

MM!»
mom-41444444444444...
44414414de W444

' withthangéntaof the minimized Buru-

Glovo-Fittiug Patterns by which we can
present to our lady render: some of their
44m newest and choicest: WM of
mania. Full and explicit dimct'lone
for putting together the garmaatu no-
company each pattern » ,,

 

 

C‘?f':l"‘LADlCS' WAIST.

Cronin colorod mohair made this sty-
lish waist, the full vest front and fancy
fichu collar being of lino whito silk mull
decorated with lierro lace and insertion
tomatch. A satin ribbon stock is worn
arduud the neck tied in a largo bow at
the back. The rather fanciful waist is
arranged over glove-fltlod linings that
close in centre front. The full vest is
gathered at the upper and lawn: edges,
being sewed to the right- frout and
hooked ovcr on the loft. Both fronts
and back are smooth at the shoulders,
the fullness at the lower edges, boing
laid in close overlapping plaits, the
fronts lapping in nurplico style, right
over loft. The hnnrlsomo ficbu collar is
a distinguishing foaturo of this waist,
and can ho 11111410. separately or joinod to
the edges of fronts as proforrod. Tho
double-pull” sleeves are stylishly dispos-'
43d ovor comfortable linings that can bc
faced to the wrists or cut off at elbow
length and finished with a frill of lace
41.41 hero shown. The waist is of short
round basquo length and i.<4f‘141ish414l with
The 11104141 is dainty
and youthful looking and it is adapted
to silk, wool or cotton fabrics, tho selec-
tion of decorations being suggostod- by
individual taste and the material chosen
for tho gown. , i _

Tho quantityof malarial forty-four
i11cl14‘s wido required to mako thin waist
fora lady of medium film 141 three and
one-quarter yards.

The pattern, No. 43,821, is out in aim-4
for ladies having a :12. 1H, 34$, 35‘ and lo-
inch bust 111easuro, and retails for

twenty-five cents. . ‘

 

MIMIC SEIITIIIEI.

00 U PO N .
Entitlingto one Pattowrr. any size. of No.

Out this out. fill in 144 411 uamoaudaddmsn
and mail or kolt

Sturtovant's Bargain House

Nun

 

Annular ................................................. 4 ................

 

PATTERN No. 4:1‘4’21 Hiiiil-—-——IN

This coupon and 11 male will 4444044441
above pattern at hinrtovant’ a. North Main
and Ann streets. South D4444 walk.

 

 

 

 

'll'lw Panning or "141 “411141 1.311111.

thumbing to I444 4142444154 for thankful-
114‘15 i4: tho r4‘414'ti4411 from tho piano
lump cur/.44. 'l'hoso who li14'41111b441'444l
long, narrow romnu with 41 £4411 half
414445414441’ lint-'4‘. awkward f114141.~l1inp:a—
and many 11'4‘1'44 guilty-44ml noun-thing
to 44144414” 1‘ for in 4'4lu4'114g sotto \‘04‘41 pro-
fanity from 111114411 4'114lurjug 1114‘“. Not
that tho crnzo has subsidrd; it is only
l4‘.<:4<'44‘114~4l. Ono piano lump in 11444‘f11l, but
to multiply that and stand tin-111 about
4141 if tiny had walkrd out to 1411444 thuir
[11410444 in 41 walla or to Hi‘i' how many
il1t1‘114ll'1‘4-1 into a half darkcnn‘d room
thoy could trip up in a day is rathor too
much. Than tl14'i1' pagoda tops of 14101141-
trmm girth dolugvd tho room with bois-
ll‘mzm color and put 441'4'1'ythi11g club 4444,
of umntonanco. If anything, tl444y an“
111441-44 p4-r1'4'r44'o and ungainly than tho
corncr 04144411.

Tim banquot lamp mndostly rears its
light a tho right plum upon a tnblo or
piano 411 rl may b414-l44tl14‘4l in 41 mmmur
at 4‘4114‘4‘ simplo y4-t dislingur‘. With 41
Htandard of Japamsso bronzo or t4‘1'1'n
outta and a dolicnto ohmic tho banqunt
lamp is imautil‘ul. lint 41 now horror
tl1r4441t441144 nib—that in 11 full 4‘ 1114114‘s4ti4 I4,
414144144mlly 111414l4‘ of 4-11411n4l444l 11444441 and
Ill’l’lfiifil‘ly 4l4\4'orat4'd in colors, 44ft4‘11 of
H444 411145414111 Mylo. It in lnudo to stand
44ill|44r on tho floor or tho tabl44.--ii4:ster
M. Poolo in Houm‘hold News.

4 Tim modi'hmg mount—75.11141 11'141011‘,
onn young onongh to 4exp4-ct to lay aaidr
lwr black, l44~1tu two yours. During tho
ilmt your the is limitrd to gownu of
b4'nrl44tta cloth tri141mod with 4-r44p44,
wrinu isahrl A. Mullon in Tim L444li4444'
iiomo Journal. The 1144th six months
44hr: may Wont outlorn cloth with light-
441' trimmings of crapo, and for tho 1144.444,
six months oudora cloth, cropon. 414414444
or any all black matorlal she may 4444-
l4‘4‘t, without crapo .locoratlono. .Momn
ing for 41 parent roqnircs 11 dross of hm-
rlotta or ondora cloth rathor simply
trimmed with crapo and having on tho
bonnet a crapo voil that roaohon just b44-
low tho bolt. For a brother or siuwr 41
gown of black sumo, with collar, bolt

and cuffs of crapo and vary short nrllpo
roll. is propnr. Tho bonnet worn bya

widowin molly nothing moro than a
foundation for holding tho voll. Tho
millincr fits a framo to tho b44414]. cow-r41
it. plainly with crapo and thm 41mph»
tho voll ovor it. This veil bangs bylaw
tho knocn in front and in about tho 444111141
length behind. Almost all widow: tron
whim orimpod ruchlng lnuide that: bon-
twill.

Connecticut
Laundry,

4

Haviland street.

 

Receiving Baskets, from which
collections are made twice daily,
are at the following places:
BENEDICT W. A 81 Co., 114

Washington street.

BODWELL, H. E., 76 Washing
ton street.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS,

'South Main street.
GORHAM, E. E., 10 First avenue,

East Norwalk.

JOHNSON, Edward C.,198Wasl1-
ington street bridge.

PlNNEO’ S, 49 Wall street, Nor-
walk.

STURTEVANT’S,

”North Main street.

Also at ELM GROVE STORE,
from which a daily pollection will
be made. ,

()nr drivers will be glad to call
11'l1enCvcr4notified.

'4

51 and 53

Connecticut
Laundry,

llnvdnnd street.

 

HALE’S

 

Cures all colds, 254: at your drug-
gists.

LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse

‘l'l.44 Lincoln Shrug-4 \\‘4444I1444' <4-
44: \\- :441’4 l ~I14- 4-l :4l4 \4‘ 4I44444 .4444”:
4.ll4\,4l1i444;l4-|4>144.4<l 444 III" 1 ii)
4» . ‘444ll4 \414'\\ 14L. 1 14411144444411f44r
II444I4l14."441I

Household Furniture, Pianos,Bi-
cycles,“ Carriages, Etc.

for full particulars lnqnin-ai tho
44m ‘4‘41I

fAVLOR 84 GOLDEN.

71“ .\Hlll.\'(i' l 03' b'l' liltl". I',
S4444I11N44ru‘4ilk. (‘4414n4-4'li4'44t.

 

CHARLEY LEE, ‘
Chinese Laundry,

' 3,5 South Mum slrccl.

,.
l"ir;~t~4'3:1<4.44 Work at \41I44W141‘I444
4'41ll444l I41144444l 4l41ll1‘44r4-4I.

I 1

Laundry
-".’l ‘.'w

 

anbury Fairll
Mondayto Saturday
OCTOBER 5414 10 40114.

G. M Ruodlo, S44:14:t:111’

5 mo 11414 i

 

4414-.» Thin Woven.

Thom who 444‘44 tho 414444 and fall of tho
tidm in our Atlantic harbors seldom
think of tho 11'44144i441't’44l 4u1'444-1' of tho
114414411 rained 4444444111 wuvoo which 44:111444l
tho tidal flux 411141.1'4'ilux. Such billowu
not only cross tho 444411. but flow from
414'4'4111 into 444:4»4111, 411141 in this way 441111-
pli4 4444 4ii41ov4'4444‘11t4414144u4 4. goll4g.'1'l1u44,

44 Mr laugbau Cornish has r44c4-11lly
r4‘141in4l4‘4l English r4‘n4l4 mi, 01100 in ovary
1.3 hours tho moon raim-n 41 iido billow
in tho nontln 111 Indian one 111 W114 11
this billow 114144414441 tho capo of (loud
Hopo at noon its aucct‘nsor is 41lr44mly
born. and by tho limo tho first billow
baa r4‘414l1414l tho Azorm islands, at mid
night, tho around is rounding tho capo,
and 41 third I141» Como into oxlaivnco in‘
tho 4:4mtb44r444142444111. Dy 4 0'4‘4141414 in the
morning following its pawugo of tho
capo tho tidu billow rcnclu-u tho 1‘} “gill-4b
olmnnol and thorn tho oball‘nw wator
dclnyo it so much that it 41414944 not arrivo
at the strait of Dow-1' until 1041.111.
Horn tho burrowing cbamn‘l 44444144443 tho
ticlc ioriw v~4ryl1igi1 and almost puts
411141111! to‘lhc wavo. In tho moantlmo
anotlu-r branch of tho billow runs
around i110 44404444444 nido of tho llritich
lulnndn, rounds tho north point of Scot-
land and 1110144441 441441va down tho cast-
(.111 count of England, until it finally
flows up tho Timur: lmd laps the

 

wharf! of London.

The 4‘4-I4‘I1441l4r4l "Van Rum‘l‘cn “4.44"

33 WEST WASHINGTON $T.. - - . . - -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lit-"P01144414 Store, uonmm, 0411441. ' Thu 34; 144444444 Store.
. N. 1!. OFFICE. 442 BRQADWAV
FALL O PEN I N G
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Dress Goods, Jackets, Capes and
Millinory!

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, l896.

The Following Telegram' Explains Itself:

THE POSTAL COMPANY.“ SYWEM REACHES Al L~IMPORTANT POINT." IN 'I'Hl'. l' NITED STATES AND GRITlSti AMERICA,
AND via COP. lei' Mi. CAfiLES, TO ALI 'THL WOW 0. »

 

 

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Our Special Run for This Week' In Lace Curtains.

We have bought 5410 pairs of law cmt linr‘. from :4 _"p;11ty who needed money. It 45 necdlc<s to say that
we bought lI1cm 4:4l1r1p, (14141 lb 4i 11'44 4m,- going to sell them off 4. 'hcap. We shall sell you ‘

$9.544 lrisb Points fol $6.54) $5 00 Nottingham Point D csfml {or 2.75
.‘Q’ "" "1”“ l)"“”‘5 for 5'00 - 4.54) Nottingham Point l)‘csprit for 2.25
(4.75 lush P4441115 for 3.98 . , “ ‘ , , , 4
5‘0“ irish Points for 3.50 . , . _ ‘ 3 541 Nottmgham I oml. I) esprxl for 1.9:)
5 50 Tambour, llcmslilchcd, for 3.50 2-75 Nottingham F15" Net for 144‘)
5 :5 Nottingham Point ll'csprit for 2 98 2.25 Nollingha/n Lace for 1.25

You never saw 5414b :4 bargain before. Come cariy'and get the choice ones. 4

TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2

IMPORTED

CHEESE. CHEESE. CHEESE.

Holland. ~ .

brand of Edam Cheese is mmquiz ‘l 4i44'4'44445lmnt the .1'.4rl4.l .14; the fines

in 444444|44_\‘. I4 is g.g41444'.'441t4'.4:4l full cream, and it is ”16 leading brand in thomnrkci.
. F rance. 4
Hum: who .44.< 44.444442. of the genuine Smictc Roquefort can depend on golfing lbo 44in: 44r114'le hon:

Switzerland. 4

Headquarters for the pure Swiss cheese.

, America n.
linoliuh ll.4ir1', l’im‘ f\ll|4l4‘.. fiam'v While Full Cream, Ncufcbatcl, Philadelphia Cream, Club llousc
()444' fancy (Bill, E41114: Creamery lluilcr, five pounds for one dollar. The best goods at the lowest prints.

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

Loading Orooor.

 

$0. NORWALK.

44"

JUST A FEW '

'l‘hai’.‘ all we llm‘l‘ of these delicious (noun (‘4 ages, .3 lb can and
Bartlett 1? vu's. 2-") can choice Ir nit, heavy sugar syrup at

IOCA Can 4 4

4- liuy all you 14411; for the winter, we can’t get any more at this
price. 4
SOME PRICES won'rH REMEMBERING,

 

 

Tom:

5 lb 3141114: pot assorted jelly, 23 cts 3 cans ii. J. peas, 25 as
3 “ “ “- “ preserves, 23 4'15; 4 “ toumtoes, 25 cls
l. “ “ 4, “ “ " lo (:15 3 “ pumpkin, 25 bis“
Sweet pul41l414'5,pc1' pack 15 4rls .41 “ sweet (torn, 4 4‘ 25 ms
IO lh kit mnckcrnl, «)8 cls " ‘4 444 lbs. oatmeal, ,’ 25 42is
2 ll) 4.4n corned beef, 47 4‘44; 5 “ best rice, :5 cis
2 " “ roast “ 49 4:45 (4 " basal starch, 25 Cls
3 " box gloss starch, 45 4:15 r' 6 “ scuia 4‘4'41ck4:r.:,25 cts
Alaska 54414114141 pct? 41 44, l:.' cls 5 “ ginger snaps 25 Cl?)
5 Ibs washing soda, 5 4:4.4‘. 5 “ Iomon cakes, 25 cts

llosi. Creamery [latter in If) and

4241 lb 14414441444 lb.

 

Maud S. l‘Iour, 55c, per bag;

$4.25'1p4crbarrcl. " 4 4

 

.. NEW YORK GROCERY CO.

DonovanXBuildlng, - - .,

 

South Norwalk.

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36 AND 37 MAIN STREET NORWALK.

 

 

MANY or THEM HAVE HELPED 74145441
HUSBANos To FAME. ~

11m "rm-444414941 M4444. W m
.4441 Comma uss.-—somo 14441.41 Ix-
nmplu. Which Include Writer: of 841v.
4444.1 9441444441. or Idler-tun.

Whothor‘lltcmry men should or should
not marry is an old .and vexed question.
In bin book, “Loo Femmoa dPArtiatcs,"
Alphonso Daudet maintain» that 34mins
is bindorod rathcr than helped by 111411--
riago, and it is cortainiyaposaible alterna-
tiv4‘. Mrs. Poet may despise poetay and
call it “Muff" boaauso it is it)“ remunera-
tivo than paragraphs and pilfllug. 'l‘ho
man of science may be gonadal by tho

taunts of his wifo from tho composition of
works that Would in time do the world
good to writing shilling shocker-a. or oven
p441111y dmuii‘uls, for inunodiatc pot boiling
purposes.

Asa motticr of fact, howovor, men of
letters havo boon belpod far more than
they havo been hindered by their wives.
Alphonso Dnudct, who brought tho railing
114:4 usation abovo quoted, is himself 41 41114410
in point. Milo. Julio Allard, whom ho
married, won an admirable critic, and he
tolls 11s that there is not 41 page of his
writings that shu has not r44vi.<44xl,rctou4l1-
4141411141 ex1li1'cn4:4l.'i‘hu pl44t-144ml4‘l441r44c-
tors of his 1144141141 were continually discuss-
cd with her during molds, going and ro-
turning to tho opera, at all limos. 0114 4‘,
it in related ho had a sontlmontal and dra-
matic scone with his wife, concerning
11l1l4 l1 ho rmnnrkod, “This ammo, my
414m, liko a chapter that has slipped out of
a bowl.” “It is 111411'cllkoly, Alphonso,”
was tho r441lv,“to form a chapter that
will 41le into 44n44 ” And with all this
Mn14‘.l)a114l4t 4'xt'cll4'4l as n houseudfc
’l‘hcro 11445 no bohemian irregularity in
l.41‘ h411114‘.l)u41d4."ts visitors when thoy
l4‘ it haw of14‘11 been heard to cxclaim,
"Wh: '4t a capital wifo ho muct haw!”

Tom llood had such confidence in his
wife's juilgrncnt that ho rend, IL‘I’CIliI and
corrvctod with ltr—r all ho wrote. Many of
hi<4 urt14l44lw44ro first dl4tat44d tol14‘4r,14114l
l441' 1'4‘44dy 1114 mory supplied him with bin
14 {021114-441 and quotations. In tho d444il4 41-
tion of his book ”011 Min rty"to I1i.4 u lfo
John Stuart1 Mill says that sho 11'444“tl.o
lrzsplror and in part tho author of all that
is b44444; in my writings. ”

Anthony Troilox‘r‘ said that no p4-r.<'4441
out his wlfvh had 4\441' road 41 lino of his

In matter-4 of 4444144." ROI)? rtJ. ll414d4 t4'4‘.
tolls us how 1111.411 l141 has b41411 holp4‘4l 411
this 11111 Iv " lll‘r tht-lo Fon‘no lligh-
11cs::."a41 h4‘ 4"11141 his wifr‘. “ho was a
chronic invalir, i4 and a. "1‘4 1t sailor-or, but no
111a11usorlpt “out to the printer w1tl144ut
boing road I'y her. Sim 4141414441 a thought
liL‘f'll ar'd tl14-1'4‘, suggutvd 41 chungo of
“0rd 441‘ phruuc and so t4n4I4‘rly that; I11
l144r humbling hand tho 11s11.1il1'4lr4'ad4'd
nnd r0111or<44l4"q“bl11o pom-ll" bocnxno n
wand 4 l 1.41. 4: in:

“444444 if no: 1441‘ thoir wives 41 grout 1444.143
44‘l4‘hrah' 4i nutl: 44114 would n41‘141' have 11 rit-
ton at all l4‘4‘ni114411‘4‘ (onpor b44':nin4 11
1.4414‘11~t mm 41 42h his u'iiv <1 4 h41Il4'11g4‘ 0444'»
4-41411i 113 while. reading 41 11411441 in throw it
down, saying. “I bulicw I could write a
butter hook 141ysz‘lt'. " "L4‘t4'11141 84:41 you do
it." said hi4: Wll'o. with a smile. 111 4-. 1'4‘1v
days he bud writtvn sovornl 4,-I141pt4-ra of
”I’r4-4:4411tl4m,“ which u‘ln‘n finished ho
publisln‘d at. his own 4‘xp4‘nso. Tho 1141\‘4‘1
14tl1'414‘t4‘d uttt‘ntion but it 4.7: 1v ‘ Cooper 2411
in]; ling of his 4‘414x4cityi‘or story writing,
and "i‘boh‘py," his 144xt 11411'4‘1, 44pp4»:4l44i
r444 wrongly to lllt‘ patriotic symp: mm 9 4 f
bis countrynn'n that it inn-441444441 grout 541c-
4'4'.<.~'. liawtlmrno, too, was induuml to
wrlto“'i'l14‘ rimrll‘t- IA‘ttvr" byu. 1'4‘144441'k

for tho 41441114-stl4‘ 4'111'l1‘44111114-11twhich silo
suppliml bu 4'441'4141 not have 4444444444444 his
4'441411'ib11‘41441p1o A1114‘1'i4'4114 classics.

It might. b4- ihought that 4111 uutm‘rnt of
44 l41'4‘41ki’414‘t tablo 4‘4411141 not ho a marrivd
1114444, but thl44 (lllvr'r \V4‘144l4‘ll Holmes was
in” ii'é 14‘1r<4, and no 4111- told that his
u'it4‘. ll4441444l144 11411414111 of grout gontlom- <44,
41444 4i 4444 n Ivn'ukw'utn' l44‘tu444'11l44‘rl1us-
bar 41 and tho xrying,pusl1ing uorld.

Mrs ll444‘4,. - 414i and Min liurdy gl '4)

l4lt4r 114' 4,: 4i Mr. Hardy to forsake 44r4l11-
(4-4 l41r4'f44rllt4 1'41t111‘4‘444-4 uprofo-sbn. “In-.11
l14~ l4.44l u rilt411 his 111'.“ .t 114h',4‘l ‘ Draper: 44.44
li4- -14144li4.~', “ 1114 \1'if4‘4'opl44l 4111til14‘41141rc
11 44 k from bi<4 14444144144ript and s441t it to
the publislu-r. A3 part of bar \vork 4~'bo
k4‘4-p4 I44'1's4'lf Well" 14444341} up in tho. lit-'nh
tunfif tl14<4141y,41nd horhuslkmd constant»
15 4l'411si'1'41141 lil"?kll4l“li‘(l(!(\. Th4‘11441 ha
of Max (,‘l lli'lll .\i Paul lilouot) 11'441‘4‘ first
11 rittcn in l'n huh and then translated in-
to i". 11gli< :ll4 .y his wii'l‘, who In tho daugh-
t4 r oi 41 l)4-1'o11.<4llln- shipowm Win 11 a
girl 144444 lllouot l4 44r114~41 French with
gx'mt 4'114'<4, liltio thinking hon 44444444141444
language 114444141 ho to hér “Remind—4
London (144444'14.

Victoria's Beautiful Hands.

“iou 411‘44 quitv right in your surmiso
that l441' 1444434<4ty posm‘uzco wonderfully
luuuilful l144144l.4,tl144111 thoy are by no
11444 4144 small {4 4 hot hot ht, that. tl44‘1 urn
plump, white and unwi'inkb'd. \‘4444414!
you llko to know tho r44444-44414Y"444-4k4‘4lth41
1444441l4‘441‘4‘, who was boautifying my hands
for 41 (II11114-r party.

()f coumo 1 1144444 all attention.

“Wall, 44.41 you bro doubtless aware, lwr
14441,I4'sly i.<; 44. grout knittr'r. Indeed, shv lo
invariably at work with bar n4-4‘4ll4'4-4, 44ltl44‘4‘
4w warts or 44411144444 for tho poor, llttio
wet»; 1441‘ law many groot-gmudcl4il4lrnn 441'
vols 41ml de quiltri. The mom uxorrisn
ind 444441 by tho lmndo 44444414: to wl1it44n,r44
lino and 1444414 tl444141 in good slmpo, whllv,
In tho s41141441144y tho hands 114‘144r look
more 41ttr414'fi14‘ than who" no omployod.

“\be hows-41 1444411y444444k4-1prottlly aliap
444i hands and anus?" I nukvd.

" rllmply bocauso thoy do so much with
tI14'114.
bonutlili‘rn tho handu 4‘4111 h411'44.Wl14ro
11111114411 who wol it much in tho honso 114411-
44lly fall to 44444411114 pretty hands in by not
drying thum woll aft/or var-h wanking and
by not Wi‘llrillg glows for rough labor,
Mich 4144 tI14‘4‘lonnlng 441' grains. (If 43444411441
it to a two bit; of trouhlc always to put 4414
glow-44, but monoth, unwrlnklod bands aro
worth 11. good 414441] to Mary woman, or
should bo, i think. "—Lomlon Ansmrs.

 

 

Cow-4r Your Jamal.

f‘My husband," said a doctor's wlfo not
long ago, "chanced to 144444 0110 tiny sumo,
molds of jolly out to moi outnldn tho wiw
flow. '1 ho? worn 14144‘41144r444l, no thoy warn
out of tho reach of (anything ilo nokrd
11144, '19 it your 4'1144144111 to cool your jolly
unmwrodl i was obliged tomy it WM.
"i'l44.»14,’ 1444 mid, ‘do you know when wu
111444114411 1114411 wont. to mourn mlnutoor-

gamma» for investigation w‘o 44141444141 goin-

tin to tho air, or where norms 41m. and it
quickly attmctu and holds them. Gaol
your Jolly if you will, but com it with a

 

clone of muslin. ’ ”~liow York Admit-or.

WM“... .— v‘o '

v on“...

111411141444‘ rlpt, “to my very grout 414l1ant44gu -

of his. \1'lf4‘, 441141 ho 414'k114411'l444lg4'4l that but- "

144414'l4 lli4-"1441"l44lp t41th4'i1‘b.1n:bnn4ls 'l'hu " I

Knuuling broad in 444144 of tl14~l4444t '

 
 

 

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