rm n svsrestr'ssom
steeper BUTTON ’ gaze
”with neon rennin}:
Jr by om”? ‘ '3“ ,
" Ila Issued to ‘- 3., ‘ ' , ,
° W 66 .
. ,~ . mops. copra; Inllde facts , , 'e
m Guilder A. Bisiey, the aged 1
_ . _, er, was swindied out of . ‘,
‘ Saturday make an entirely a Offl
W, do one thetiwas ', _ _ . ~
W V, ,m‘ ilflo‘ldWm thotflir. . , ,
‘ an ‘ an n theoid ash-
wsy but was hypnotized. Cigarettfi‘s i~
.is an unusually intelligent . V
4". men of l:fllairs. The first "‘“erw . ‘,
. oeelled on im Saturday stood , _ a
"’ “yam ugordiaf‘to his housekeeper, MAKE A COLLEC'UQN '
’ I, on one, via; with hiln and - TT '-
. to’hlm for an hour, keeping his eye OF BU ONS’
> entire Old man. The stranger made Every dealer is euprllxl with :1
tion to Mr. Blslfly to go into large variety, from Which each run
kind of business which would re— chaser afa pricing: of Sol-ct Co; on:
“,gfidpltal to Pin With 36,000 the Cigarettes is entitled to a clznlcc ircc.
who details of the business are not made ' 3 - , , . ' " fl‘ 3 t‘1 .' 9'
. because they were so ridiculous.
, 'm's housekeeper saw him drive
Myrrh»: he went to the First National
will) Bookvilic and drew the money.
in box, and afew moments
‘ A ,.
R y entered the house.
Seemed to Be Dreamy.
M.» ‘
., W
cg.
”What have you in that box?” the
V housekeeper asked.
, “Oh. I- don't know,” he
dreamy way. “Money, I guess. "
“Where have those gentlemen gone?”
asked.
the
l: ”What gentlemen?" he asked in far-
sway tom sinking into a chair and ap-
peering like one drugged. When she ex.
plnlned, he said he believed they had gone
upiheroad or s where. It never oc-
curring (tr-him “3% the box, she did it
opera and letter of
nor him. ‘Only as
advise against swindiers were found.
He stared at the contents in a dull fash-
ion, not seeming to realize anything what
had happened. When she proposed his. go
ing for Sherifl Dickinson, he replied:
“Oh, let me alone. I want to take a
’7
It was with difficulty that she aroused
him and sent‘him to Rockville.
Ho and his housekeeper came to “art-
field to see his lawyer yesterday. He had
‘ ”recovered from his dazed condition.
He would talk freely a few moments, and
Shell he would lapse into a dreamy state,
and there would be the same vacant look
in his face.
He. is slowly recovering his former
olearness of intellect, but he does not
know just what happened to him, except
that he was swindled in the most absurd
fashion. He is very observant of horses,
yet he cannot tell what was the color of
the horse the stranger had, and he says
that they rode in a top carriage, when
really it was an open buggy.
I‘esln's Latest Invention.
NEW YORK, Sept. Zia—Nicola Tesla,
the noted electrician, has succeeded in per-
fecting hiseo called electrical oscillators
or machines for the economical production
By means
of the oscillators he , is confident that his
lighting by glass bulbs without the usual
of rapid electrical vibrations.
filament of the incandescent lump will be-
oome practicable. They are besides capa-
ble of developing for more powerful
Roentgen rays than was heretoforepossi»
hie with the old apparatus. and they lend
themselves to numerous other uses, such
asphotography and production of ozone
andother chemical combinations and to
electro therapeutic treatment. it is proba-
ble that these latest contributions of Tesla
will prove more fruitful and farreaching
Monitor Puritan Nearly Completed.
WASHINGTON, Sept.
commission Nov. 1.
advanced, and what remains to be done is
mainly in equipment and ordnance.
been under construction for many years,
her plans being changed fronl time to
time to keep her up to modern ideas.
A Jealous Man's Double Crime.
SANDWICH, Ilis., Sept. 30.—-—Petcr Hines
that and instantly killed Peter Furguson
and mortally wounded his own wife at
Ferguson's house, about two miles east
Hines, returning home and
of Plano.
finding Mrs. Hines absent, Went to Mr.
Ferguson's house and discovered his wife
and Ferguson alone in the house. He im-
mediately shot Ferguson, severing the
Junior vein and killing him almost lll~
etantly. Hines then shot his wife in the
lung, and going to Plano glwehimseif up.
Tynan Coming to America.
LONDON, Sept. llil.—-'l‘ho Daily Mail us-
serts that P. J. Tynan, under arrest at
Boniogne—sunhicr. suspected of a dyna-
mite conepirucy, pending proceedings be
his extradition to England, will probably
bopnt on board the French llflo stunni-
ship for the i'nlted States on Saturday.
Venezuela Question Bottled.
LONDON, Sept. Il0.«—The Chronicle
makes the following announcement; “We
have reason to believe that a satisfactory
settlement has been nrrivmi at of the
Venezuelan qllcstlon and that on arbitra-
tion treaty is imminent. "
Bold Mines In Peru.
Lilla, Peru, tilept. :l0.—-—(5md news has
been received from the Cnrahnya gold
. mines. Mr. liardlson. the launcher, os-
peets as soon as the new machinery is in
working order to obtain a yield of 2:.
pounds per day.
The Canada Railroad .élrllta.
alum 51's. MAME, Mien. Sept. no.3;
Business on the See and Canadian Pacific
railroads is at a standstill. The strike of
the Canadian Pacific telegraph operators
Quins.
l'wo People Killed In needing.
.. helium. Pa, Hopi. Ili‘i.~—A telegram
' touched by the coroner of this city from
house of the Temple furnace was blown
‘m. y... ..._,.__. ... 0...... we. ... . m.
In“ Resolver Appointed.
Warmest-or. Sept. :lo.--'l‘he comptrol-
ler of the currency has appointed John
- use: atheism. Ken.
. “kw.“ . o.a...
replied in a
:l0.—0rders have
gone from the navy department to the
New York navy yard to hasten the work
of completion of the monitor Puritan, and
it is expected she will be ready to go into
All the work is wall
The
Puritan Is one of the most powerful double
turreted monitors in the world and has
he raised havoc with all Canadian Pacific
Temple, this county, says that the casting
down by the flame gale. ’i‘wo persons were ‘
“Unlimited for the First National
It You mm
m
FINEST BUTTER
TRY
clover
Farm .
Creamery l,
New Strawberry Jam, same as I sold
last season to people that say it is the
finest they ever ate.
Tryphosa makes very fine jelly, all
flavors. . -
i am agent for Cafe Royal Coffee. None
better to be had, and very few, if any
compare with it in quality, as some
people of this city can testify.
SAIUEL OOISTOGK JR 5
7! North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of see
ing the word
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If you are troubled with
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Try a few powders, and you
Will never tire of recommend-
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When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Marland always
owes the followmg prescnp
tlon:
B. AcetouJ dr,
M. FLI’ulv No. in.
Sin. Take one, every hilll hour. tlll perspir-
ilur. then every four hours.
. A. Lnsnmsn
This success in the cure of
this (llscasc is world wule.
R. H. Plaisted‘s.
fi. Y.,New Haven ll Hartfotd
RAILROAD.
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ill Pill
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N. measles an m. his.
Sold by all drug gist.
urTONsl
Accton can he obtained at‘
III , elem, ,
M m lie M at
Ova ms the _ - ‘
, lies sure u .rflrit edition on
Out of henven's Window look!
In the mirrors of the brooks
That Apollo may behold -
new-like me iw. too. crows old.
All about me tillers blown.
Emerald as ocean’s own.
By the drowsy piss that blow
Catching fragrance-e they so.
Crescent that clever isle
There 1 come to dream awhile,
l'sr lrom worry, strife or die.
Shut my island home within.
Deep down breaths oi willy sir
Aretha nectar ! drink there.
Bebe ne'er her drafts served up
Brimirlz inch a sapphire cup!
The " iy ne'er grew a vine
Yiel as such a sparkling wine,
Drinking which. 'tis mine to fool
Blissful lsnguor o'er me steal.
Give me then that clover bed,
With its blue roof overhead.
There to lie and dream away
All the tedious hours of day.
Pan shall cheer me with his reed,
Pawns shall dance across the mend,
Daphnie tend his snowy herds
And ’i‘lloocritns make words
Mingle in soft melody
in my slumbervldicliy
Set the clever Ion lid.
As of old in We did.
-- w York independent.
YVONNE’S. lIXhitIAGE.
“lily dear wife, it is impossible!”
"lint, Henry, I assure you”—
“Tllut you have made a confounded
mess with your mania for recognizing ev-
l,‘ ryllody. "
"But I tell you that he accepted"—
“Woll, it is a pretty business! There is
one sure thing, Igl-ouid not have ill-ml Ta-
l-onnet. He started for Santos yesterday.
i went to the station with him myself."
"Well, then, if it was not he, whom
have 1 Invited to dinner?"
“ Exactly, that is what i ask you."
"Now. pupil, don‘t get angry." inter-
rupted Yvonne lullgh'lngly—Mllc. Yvonne
Irwosto, their only and lllllf‘ll potted child
—-“tlic gentleman was wry ‘comlllo ii
l‘aut.‘ and I, too, am convinced that we
have seen him soulowhvro.”
"Well, Yvonne," resumed her father»
moment later, "tell me exactly how the
llllllfl occurrot 5”
"Yrs, but you must stop looking so
cross," replied the young girl. "’l'hrre is
run-lily nothing to be vl-xod about. ()b, but
you must hnve'ourcofloo first, papa, deal".
or it will be coldl'f
Dainty us a Parisian of till years can he,
rxlllllsitoly dressed in a light flowered
lllllslln. llt‘l‘ hair ll mass of golden ourls~
of all file objects of art in an elegant draw-
ing room on tho limlll-vurll Mlllosllwrlv-s.
‘l’vonno Lnooslc was Ililliiirrllinlh'lllly the
most ravishing pin-l- of lyric librav.
Alb-r winding up an lll'lllt hair for her
father. she Went over to the little fable lip-
on which the coffee Ilml been served, llllml
“MP of the cups, put in a lump of sugar,
and, giving her mother a kiss as she pass-
Hl. Mlle. Yvonne comfortably installed
herself on n. divull l'ovl-rl-d with l-lhbinns.
“So youwuul to hear all about it? Well.
it) Ill-gin with. Wt: ll:ul llllif‘ll ll'lfil'i‘ you
did. 1H you perhaps rolnollllu-r. nn lm'ollllt
; Hi .b-llnlu-‘s lllzlrriagl‘. \Vllll‘li tool; plum at
llooll :ll 'l'r'inityl-llurrll. 'I'lll-rv Was a until
il'll\\'il and mine of tho pmplc Wrn- so full-
nv ll-mllllll't help laughing. It was lllt'
llf‘lhillt‘ or Hill“? (In: lu‘iiilli'fi, Illr illuro
\vl'm lwmlf mom guarding llll' l'nlmllrv. "
”tom-i, vollw. ‘.'vl-lllll-. in the point."
lllli‘l‘l‘llllli'll .\l. imam-aha
“ ll :4 l'llllllllll. pupil. it‘s milling. You
must but i'lll the Illi‘t‘llil of the story. 'I ll.»
l~-i:u|b‘s am- ll port of tlw sinrym 'I'lli-v wore
the i'.‘lll.~‘i' of it all. Yes. you hlllill we. We
“'l'l‘l‘ sliilltflvlllll l‘rnwdl-li. uvlvl‘y one was
talking: in whispers. Wlif'll slllidl-nly the
li‘v'l m‘l'ot bouillon. :lll trimmed with gilt
braid. struck their llzlllwrds on the Hour
i‘l’il lmtll i‘flf’il out at flu: sliml- Illiillli'lll.
nm- In a ill-Pp. lllt‘ “Hill in awry bilzh
‘v'nlf‘l‘, ‘ Beware of plrlwwkvts.‘ livery one
laughed. I illrlll-ll r-lllllll. lllullllllalurnml.
inn, and lls‘ \H‘ illll so, it p-llllq-nuln, :l lull
w‘lilll'llll‘ill \villl ll flower in his llllllllillillll‘.
lvuvl‘ll. )lllllllllu lll'fillflli'il—lilll ll\\‘1i“i'l‘r‘
ln'lllly to us that lli' bowml. Hu' “out up
in llllll. I I’ullllwvll. llllll llllllllllll’i will.
You know that m: :m- mllllllllg on you
:::r lll‘xl Monday at 7 o'rlovlL' ‘lillifl
'lé‘lillllli'ri‘fl llu' ,‘It‘llllt'llll‘lli. ‘Nll, lw' Nil
l-xrllsr-éf' l'vpl‘lvll lll.illllll.l. ‘I shall llol
-l‘ll(l you :lllvv-nnl; lbw lll\ iiulln'l l»: ulvvu.’
lly ill.” filrll' \Vl‘ lillil l‘lw'lll‘li lilo IIHHI',
'l'llo rmml whim! us. on t‘illl‘l’l‘ll the Phil”
rl~ly mid that u vi the List \vl- «our of ”it“
:tolltll-llulll, ’l'bl-n-Y"
"“011, l mus-L my if. is all awkward uf«
l'nl’l'. lli‘l‘l’ you how ill\'lli‘(l ll lllilll in ll'lll-
m-z- limit you ilHlll kn 1w from .\ll.llll!"
" llllt Ili‘ llilVl'i‘il In ll-l'”
“ Ho ho» probably H‘i'll you Hillllt'wlllil‘f',
at a bull, at tho llll‘flli‘l‘. in llit' Ilnls. llnw
rl'illilil i know? lillt lwrlulps be dun-s not
Elbow our address!" .
"fill. i am lev bl'tvill Illlll will," lllllgll‘
ml ‘l'lnllilr'. "Alums! mvrv one .1: till-
l‘lllll‘i'll Loo-w iii. lll- Would n-rl'iillly have
”5" wnu‘l- iu lllqlill‘v’."
"Wt-ll, l wash my llIIliil'i hi the whole
.‘illl’lll‘,“v.‘iill(l Iii, ldlt‘ma‘li? rlellliz. "i must
my I I'l-l‘l Illlll‘ll inclined to la.- lulu-ll Mill—
lb-llly ill on Monday host. llu who damn-s
must [my the llflillt‘l'. ill the llll‘iillllllli’
l mu going out. l fl-l-l‘llu! nwll of a little
air. “has a horrible lllllillli'l‘, my [slur
bible!"
“'l llf'l‘l", thorn. lIl-nry. be calm!" expo.»
mlatml Mule, Lac-min, "l Hlll’ill try to
lllltl out about him. Several of my fl'il-mle
law mu- slmalkinu in this illlkllilWll whom
i tool; for .\l. 'l'illmulll't. Perhaps it was
lil'. :ll'lm'llll,”
" lllltl tl-ll you that it wasn't."
"At all events Illlllii' of tho lmllm can
fill llli' who be is. If it turns out that w.
really know nothing about him. you can
no and my Illlii and explain to him."
",Vvvl'r. ml long as I live?"
lint l IlH‘iIlf‘l' you, papa. he was very
ulvv." interposed Mlle. \‘vomlo.
lm his side, M. Leopold iilllibvrt seemed
very thoughtful when he left the l'lllil’i'll.
llo walked for il few moments ill the
mplm'o in from of the church. and be was
so much ailsorlr'll in his ill his that at
ll turn in illll‘ of the pet wmme into
violent i'lllliitl‘l witlro gl-nllr-llum approach.
'lm: from lilo opymsito direction.
"Hello! is that you?" he PXi'llilllif‘d,
straightening his but. which had mlrrovrly
novels-d n roll in the dust. “You are just
the mall I wanted lo we“
“What isthl- mntwrwilh you. anyway?"
demanded the other. " Didn‘t you see me
amnion?"
“ Naturally not, or i silrmldn't”—-
“You sis-rum pmm-llpimi. "
"l’rtw'l'ilpll'ii In imi llli‘ Word. I am
completely Ilillllliillllill‘il, obi mum Jovel
I can't understand it in the brunt."
“l‘ndcrstoml what? You know," said
Ininpold'a friend, laughing, “tlmt i am not
good at enlumns." <
“'l‘lmt‘s so; yomlon't know-4 say, were
you at the wedding lust Mimi”
“ You shook hands with me in the sec
rlsty."
Ks
aw up...» - “.1. ~~.M-m
ed _ ,
. m, {Mtflw
, learned their name!” '
would II! M WWW
"At last!" cried M. Chem “1 have
”'l‘helast straw!” ' I ~
" What last straw?”
“Well, yes. You walk like a madman
about Trinity «inure. You come withinan
are of knocking llw down. You forgot that
you met mount 15 minutes ago. I pro
nuance a name and you cry, ‘At last!’ It
is as clear as day, my poor follow—«I see
you are wildly in love with the beautiful
Y venue. ”
“she is called Yvonne?"
“There! Didn't i tell you?"
“No! I assure you! You don’t under-
stand in the least. Let's sit down. I
should like to explain the uilair to you.
Just now, on ellmriug the vestry, I found
myself beside a lady who looked at run ii:-
cz‘lly. At limit so it seemed to me. I said
to lliyueli', “That must be some one I have
out in smioty somewhere, but I declare!
lulll't relnolllbor whorewthey lllust think
me very rollov—l must bow, anyway.‘ 1
how, the lady approaches llnd whispers,
'Yoll knowlllnt we count on you for Mom
day evening at 7 o’clock.’ i try to excuse
lllysoif. i search for an evasive answer.
She will not accept my excuses, disappears
in the crowd. and here I am with an illvl
lotion to dine with people tillwl don't
know ill the least. Fortunately" i shall
now be able to write and excuse myself.
But, tell me, isn't that lady ll little bit off?"
“A little bit oil! Mme. leuzostn is a most
by this chance you I be a fool. A "lost
delightful homo. Only one daughter, and
silo/(s ravishing, and since they lllako ad-
vances to yoll"~
"As you know, I live by my pen. Is it
likely that I can think of marrying? If it
was simply a qlloetlonof going to (line
with this lady—by the way, where does
illf‘ live?" . ‘
“No. ion Boulevard Maloeherbcs.“
"illllftbeu, you see, I don’t know her
hu»:l~.ulul." ,
“All vxrolieut man. a little ordinary
perhaps, but fund of the arts and artists.
If I “'I‘l‘l‘ ill your piano, old follow. lshould
he enrhuntl d. lint i must say—whim they
have known mo colony, and I always semi
llit‘fll flowers on New Yl-ar'sthly. l bowed
to thorn. too, in church. They might just
as Well have invited me. All, you smou-
.lrl'l!" .
Accompanying thouowords with it shnflt
of laughter and u sll'lko of the band. Lon
pub! (V-l’lfllwrllfl friend departed, leaving
lllvuuthor scaled upon an iron chair ill
'i’r'lnity square in a somewhat mind-r
frami- of lllinil.
.5 u t 0 fl . d
About the middle of the following will-
tor .‘llllu. Yvonne was in it pretty llHll‘ sit”
ling room in her home on the lioulvvurxl
lininsluvrims. obwutly turning tlll‘ ppgus of
ii \lllllllll‘ of poems that her father liMl
brought Ill-r \vllml lint-amn- homo to (Honor.
“ibl you like those uni-ms?” min-ll )l.
swnslo. who was reading his evening [Iii-
por lIl‘Cil' tho upon fir-3.
"Yo-g 1mm," rupliml the young’ girl ab-
.-l'-lltnlilllb-llly. " llul i don't rare for rend»
lnl: any ill-inn" sin- ililfll‘il. placing lllt' \w-l
ilim‘ in ii mll'llull of green [lush and rose
l’l‘lHl'I‘il Nillll ull‘l-mly lllll‘(l with rl'viotvs
and lllnunzlul'e.
“What? Still out of surfs?" inlpllrml he‘r
i'ullll-r, "Look here. my i'llllll. you will
soon be :73 years- old. and during: the last
six lilHliLlli'i you have (willie-d several l-l'llzi
lllv pzlrl'lm‘ I llzlvo sllrll ”no more young
lmvl in ni‘for you as ll bll‘llnmll. Your
llihllll'l' :lllll l \V‘lllllil le' wry happy if yum
l-ull'll look upon llllll favorably,"
“Nu. llzl'," l'l'lml Yl'nulv llllll‘kly. ”You
know. palm, I don't want («i bl- married.“
' 'I ilrll‘s a wry itii’lll‘ll llnliull. my door
villi-l, llnw illtlu-uurill dbl you not it
in: I that lltllo li":lll of your». lilll ill split:
of your minim-lions to Innir'lnlnlly, how
would ll lli‘ ll' snlllollmiysbnnlll pro-out
llilllsvlf illruvlly in ml. for )ullr llllllllt" lll‘
midi-d lollnllilllrly.
"I)lrwlly? Yllll oxpwt ~"Illi'lNlll_V"”
sililllllll-rl'll Yvullm " .‘vl.lllllll;l. .5 il‘
.‘lllll‘. l.=1l'u~'tl', who ‘V-li slillm: lwf‘ul-n
illi' upon flrv, lliliI. \villlulll lel'illll :l \vnl'll.
lllllll‘VI'll Ilil‘ l'nilvl'rsllllnll lfl'lWI'i‘ll the ire
lie-1' (Hill (lillllzlllrr. Now .‘Illl’ l‘l'lllll'll by u
lilill‘ xii!“ of Illl‘ Ill-ml. :lml ll~‘ 'l'vollno
l'll-lti'fl up to l.l~<‘ lll'i‘. lbw «blur of tin- allr
ling l'mlll opens-ll and lim llillll‘l' iillllillllll'~
01!.
"M lll’fliiillil i'llzllwl'l,“
lilllll lli‘illliilll and Yvonne \Vi‘l‘l‘ mlunrh
l-lllllzll'l‘;l<<l-ll (lull lli’ll lu-l' sl-i‘lllnl l'l l.lln\\'
\vlwllu-r lo lair/ll or cry.
' Why don‘t _\’Hll Liw bvz'. you young
sl'ulllplrl'l. " «Xl'lulvllml ,\l. l..ll ~:il-llrli~'lllllu
I)‘.’illll-‘ll ill-uni billlso-ll’, "\\‘l:_': don‘t you
leils‘4 lil'l', sllll'o' r-lll' l~‘ ynllh "
'l'ill‘ll. lllrllili'J in his Wife. lll' said:
"Now, llll~‘ l~ llll :lllllll' ill.” might li’lYi‘
l'llll‘l’ll lb: 3 unull ill‘dl Hi ll‘ulllllv. my limit
llzlllvlnuiwlll' low-l Ilium» lllt‘HVl'l' it. but
it nevi-r swans in lx'i'ill' in boy in I‘nlllllll‘ ll.
lli’l‘ pupa. .\-l for n'lmlsll‘m‘, l bull in lrn
llml bunt llllll up Nowell. l found llllll
siglliluz lil Ill-é bachelor I'll ll'll-l'<, llu mulll
not “‘lll'li, but didn’t ll.l|”i‘ in llliilil‘ n Ilt'i‘lli
l’lillllll, lll‘l'.’ill:~'l'. ll‘i lii' lilo». by bill pull, be
is ll'lhl i‘ll'll. If your lllllflll-r lil‘lil “Ill ill
vim-«l all, my children, you might bow
lulluulslml for :i long time. for naturally I
suupl-l-lml nothing. If you do not Into
your lllothor‘lll law. my young iriollllw
“’t'll. frankly you will llllilvi' n Krl'fll lll'ls.
Niko” ‘
" I have loved lu'ri'or ll bull: limo. " llllli'r
llzllrl‘ll Illi‘ Illiili'i‘; "0v: r slut-v u'll lllf‘ll ill
tho 'I rill'lly.“
“All. yw." Inlrrrupiml Yvonne. “owl-
palm-v Joanna's lllltl‘l‘lilgi‘. And just to
illllll’. what ll w'l'lll‘, 1mm illilili' lll'i'flllkl‘
lllnlunm lllv‘llml you indium-r by llll'~li|llr,
llllllklltg you \Vi'l‘l’ M. 'l'ul'nnma um- of my
llltNl tII‘i’llii'fl lulluirvrl-l' lint if it bad but
“CNN for maululo'e all-«mlvllllllil'lluvls” .
“ You’. my door vbllll." l‘l'pllml Mm“.
la'lt'li‘qli' "Tlmt is nib-n lbrlvny ill ibis
lll‘.-, Without my nil-wotmind-willow. ml
Yvnnlll- mills it, you tun \‘.’HllliI not now
be on llli‘ owed a lulppvluvv illurrl::lgo,"-
From the French lv'or l-‘llnrt Stories.
"Property."
Vents "it" In New lllll‘lll“‘llll'i‘ flwrl' were
illrl-lv immllllsebwrs nmlulml‘ll in l‘Xlllllllli‘
l-zlllfllllullw for liilllll‘i‘lllill to fill‘ 'HH‘. N
”no limo tllt-commissioners were .b-ro-miall
Mason. llll- obit-alt lawyer in ”W stale, Mr.
Sullivan illlflliilililli‘l‘ Illf mllrruf Illl‘ lilil'.
Hi :i w-l‘taill rululidutowim [lrl‘hl‘llll‘ll ilim~
mill (for f"',:lnlllh'lilllll Mr. Willard tl’ills this
clur)’ in bi: lmolz. “ llrllf ll iV'llliii'l’ Willi
.liulm-s umi lruvyvrm"
lip mm an awkward ,vmnill um". and
H30 r-mumlstlum-m prlmulml l'l vxailnlno
ll'ml l'l'iv' .
“Who is properly?"
'l'lw v:.lllllll|lllv lli‘,\f'l‘llll'il it.
"ill-3‘: is it unlulrmlw
“in various Ways. "
“llllif-Il'iili‘, "
“Mt M's-lull mils lil'i Irv Illilll‘fdfll, Mt.
Sullivan by worry and .llr."-~
“Frill. slop!“ exclaimed limo. "I
think we can admit him, llrotlmr Halli.
vnn ”
it
clumping \volluln, and f you don’t profit ,
"lt'ltl'. bronchitis, coughs and l'lililri are
ll underway)
and (.loiic Cure in children and find
nothing to equal t .
like magic. I would not be without.
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr: Hand’s Colic Gore and cry for it: it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. A» all
druggists, 25c.
. A hacking cough is not only annoy-
lng to others,but is dangerous tcftho per-
lon who has it. One minute cough cure
will quickly put an end to it. E. P
Weed, NorWulll, and G. C Stillson. So.
Norwallr. ‘
. Mansions Results.
From a letter written by Rev. .1. Gun-
(li’mliill,i)f Dimondale. Mich insure per
mitted to make this extract: '1 have no
hesitation in l’ilCUllill'lf'llfllllQ Dr. King's
New Dilicui'til’y as the results were al-
lllost lllllrvulous ill the (ease of my wife.
While I was pastor of the 'Baptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia fillf'i'f‘tfil‘
1llgLi'Ul’ippo. Terrible paroxysmal of
lzl’nlgllinrz would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as if she
coulnlonllml Dr. King’s New Dismva;
it was quid; ill its work and highly
Silllfifiifflill'y in its results." Trial bot-
llos freon! ('r. (i. Stillson's and 1'}. 1’.
Wood'edrug stores. Regular size (like.
alul‘é'si. ,
DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an an—
tiseptic, soothing and healing applica-
tion for burns, smllds. outs and bruises,
i m, and cures piles like magic. It in-
sllnllly stops pilill. U1). Still-ion, South
Tx'urwalk’, H. 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
Eicciric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a llll‘fllf'llli‘, suite-ll
for any w-llsoll. but pi-l'llllps illili‘l‘ [:l‘lli‘l'—
ally numb-(l \vll :ll the lullgulll. I‘Xlllillhl-.
ml fooling provufls. 'wllvll lilo llVI‘l' is
lonlillllmlslugmsll and the ill-ml of :l
l'llllit ililll itlif‘l‘lillvi’. is full. A prompt
use ofl'bls llilKlli’llii! has often :mriui
lung and Ill'l‘lllillh‘ f'lllol bilious lovers
2;” lllf'illf‘llli' \vlll :u'r llli'l'l‘ surf-1y lll
lli (filllllll‘l‘fll‘lllll: :lllll fret-lug lilo Syfilf‘ill
from llitllill'lul poison. lll‘illliii’lli'. llilll-
ovation. t‘lillrlllpilllllll. dizziness yli‘lil lo
I'lli'i'lrli‘ Bliwrs. Fifty f‘l‘lilt‘v £illll 551 pm
bottle at (l. C. Stillswn‘s and E. l’.
\"v'ooll's drill: stuns.
t-ipvr-(l and safely on“ tho \Viilt‘llvl'ill'llh'
of illf" .lgl: Ill!" lllillllll» l-ollnll ollre- su-ls
speedily. z-‘ufvly :lllrl lli‘i‘l‘l‘ falls. Aslll-
f'lll‘i‘fl by it. is). l’. \\f'l'll, Nul'vvulll, and
(l, L'. Stillson, South Norsvulk.
SIOO Reward $100.
'i‘llvl'vlu‘llors of this palm-r \lil'. lw
plenum! lo ll‘LLfll lllllt tin-re l9 .ll 12).»: one
I.lt‘.llill",l disease tillil sl'll-lll-l- has low;
{rule to euro illnli its stages :lllll this lsi
(.‘atarrh. llllll's Caull'rh ('uro is the
only pnslllw- mm- now known to ill-
I!i*3illi‘tl.l fraternity. ('lllzlri'h icing :l
m ,
Wee
could not survive them. A friend ro- .
r-o lsfillltmlliil (llri'ilel requires. 3 (ftillfill"
t lllvlizil treatment.3 lillll’e ('iillil'lilli
l :ll’l‘ ls lllls‘i‘il internally, acting; Kim-ell}.
upon Illl‘ blood and mucous sulfur-vs of“,
,f‘lv sysielll, flu ruby destroying the lllllll-l
till/Ling oi the aim-use. and giving the ill-3
Ili'lll strength bf: building up (be tum—l
siltutxln :uld ilminilllu union to do its-l
\vllrk. 'l'h.‘ pl'opl'll‘tl‘rs llalvo S1) llllll‘ll l
frzllll ill its curative p l\\('l""-, that ills-y E
«fill-rune hundred dollars for any «wool;
limit it falls to vulla St‘llll for llsl of ll-r‘l
fi'llulliuli. Allxll‘t'fi.‘ l", .l. (‘lll my 8*; Hal
'J‘..‘,. Ilil, llllill. ‘
'l'lllgl' :ilf" so lillll- you hardly know
you ill'i' lilkllli: llii‘lll, ’l'lwy l-;ll;~<- Ill!
piping. yet (bl-v lli'l quickly lilul linwt
thoroughly. lel'll are lbw l'lllllllllslll'rlui
lull. human». Dlell's llifllr lsnzy ll:~-l
riulzl'll ill bili‘, Fri‘lil in l" 'lll". l".l
i’ thl. Nul‘u'ulk. (Li', Silllsoll. Solxllfi
Noril'ufl .
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‘lt lllvllllluvs llw syr-lvlll. 1':le ~l. ~ «u l: lll‘liim‘
mini. lilil I‘l‘l‘lllll :lml [Mir-HHS the Mn» ll,
ll l'iill bv l'i'flllil)’ oven-mun by lll~\\';l"<
Lillll- l'llilll lilri‘l‘a‘. 'l‘lll-st- llilll‘ lllllhl
lil‘r' l.l'”iil i'l'lzlllnlnli-é. l']. l‘. \ 'I'x‘ll. Kill" '1
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miner. 1
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lllliil}'ll\'i“i of llsvfullll-ss llilVl'll'l Ill-oi;
short by neglect to break up illl mull“
nary mill. l'lli‘lilillllllll. lll'illll‘llillfi leifl
. l‘l'll l-uvnulllpllnll mm in» gill l‘N'Il bv lite
around on,- d‘ i in" Minute ('«llxll (‘lll-v.
I“. I’. “’l‘l'sl. Norii'ullntlllll (i, l“. Silli-
- ill, .‘ollill Norwulll.
CAMOIIIA.
”heft-
;linila fl .. fig;
spam . , ‘ . wrapper.
Many llillllli'lll speakers, t‘li‘l‘m’lllMi,
Pliifli‘l‘fl:iilillllllt'l'rl wllonso their voice
i“1i'u‘iSlU2ly, rely uponillloMiunla- ( ‘vulsll
(‘ul‘o ltllll'i'l‘Plil llllskillossanll luryllxiils.
Ill-1 valui- ns :1 pl'ovvutivo is only equal-«l
by its power to afford instantaneous ro-
ilof. Iii. l’. Wood. Vorvvlllk. ii. ('. Hilll<
soil, Houlll Norwnlk. "
Bucklin's Areica Selve
Tile best salvo in the wm‘lfl for ville,
bruises, sort-e, oil-era. salt rllmlm. fever
son‘s. teller. vllllppod llllllfl“, obilblllilm,
come, and itll skill eruptions, and posi-
livoly curl-e piles, or no pay required.
it ill guaranteed to give perfect satisfac—
tion or money refunded. Prime 2:. collie
per box. a: ll. Weed and o. c. Stillson.
Teller, eczema and all similar skin
troubles are on red by the use of lloWitt‘s
Witch Hazel rilllvo. It Blfilllii‘i at our»,
and restores the tissues to their natural
condition, and now-r falls in mm! piles.
E. P. Wcodfiol‘weik, (MI. lililleon, tie.
Not-walk;
.e
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Costello is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and ilhil
dun. It contains neither Opium
Hcrphine nor other Narcotic sull-
etance. It is a harmless substitute fol
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syeps,‘
and Castor Oil It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years” are by
millions of Mothers Bacteria is the
Children’s Panacea-tile Mother’s
Friend
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Do not be imposed upon, but Insist then
having Casloria, and see that the facsiml.’
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You t-ollHn t'
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liliil‘llly lwllvvo lllui lllt‘i‘” never wot u
are [ill r solo of wall llllllf‘l‘.
Pointing, paper hanging and decorat-
lint.
if not convenient for you to Hill at tho
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\
emulation with our sport the
‘ estims which arises!!! mainly three:
— it innocent? Is it enjoyable? is it
heelthtcl? To expect s span qua sport
to yield knowledge or gain is to regiu'd
it from the wrong point of view. Dulce
est desipero in loco; womest all roles
metimes, and the arguments which
are used against mountaineering would
mont.
As regards the three questions which
we have proprmndcd the answer to the
first is easy. Mountaineering is without
doubt innocent, um ' , the judgment of
its adherents ’ s m e lorto no sport in
point of olljoylllept. The third question,
which comps more directly within our
province, admits of more debate.
Gall We regard mountaineering as in
the main and for the mass of tourists a
safe and healthful amusement? This is
ll question which cannot bo answered.
without ('mll-idl-mblo reserve and quali-
fications. Mllunlulnoerillg—by which
we mum ascents of “9,000 or 12.060
for: and upward—inwlvos much strain
{illil svvoro fatigue. Tho strain is first
upon the lllusl'ular system, but it efforts
t‘l’t'll more importantly lllL‘ circulatory,
respiratory and nervous; mortanlsnrs. In
some persons Illi‘ heart Si'i‘llls to feel the
tar: illml, in otlll-rs tho lll'l‘l'izils system
is elm-fly . I’lllpltatiou and
“mountain s11:knoss"—lllo lulu-r in all
probability a neurosis—arc the two
(‘llil-f difficulties that beset the average
mountaineer. ‘
It laminar from these considerations
that nllllllltaillevrillgis not for every-
bluiy. Tll’TC‘ mu<t ho, first of all, a
sound general physllluo, («insult-robin
endurance and lilo cupul'ily for prolong?
('(l and continuous l-f'l'ol'r. but it is not
so [.I'ilii‘l'ztll)’ [illi'l’f'3.’liil(l that a. sound
lleurt illuSi'lif—il vwll drvvloplxd null
Wl‘ll exorciml 'lllyrvl'arrilunl—is indis-
p'llszlllll- for any considerable llloulllaill-
wring font-i. lli‘lltf‘? any Sllr'pi'dou of
slrlu'illrzil llf'Ill'E disease is an absolute
(Plllil.l’;l:llillf‘illlizll for :my sill-ll exploits.
Flu-lib r, illv' hwzlr' must b-- not only
structurally sound, out wvll l'Xl'YI'iSHI
:zwl lllymd m'lzlzllilon. ill-luv», Fl‘ill lllzlry
llvorrs who, for ii llllllitl‘n', in ii“ yrzu'.
li.l\‘l* no regular zll-iivo exorcise, should
llut employ till-ir holiday Illnlzlll ill
llloulllaulvoriug. Yachting or llélllilg
would lu- :lztlrll safer for snvll, liliil pur-
liuln‘ not lws ill-zilllll'ul.
Melly Alpine il("’l(lt"lll3 haw lw-vn illi‘
ri’r'lllt of li";{ll_."lfll' this v» 1‘}; obvious
» lull: E l' silllllzll‘ l‘vrlmlls ilii'illlll:'.lll=:l'l'-
lug slzuulll l'l: «'4 'zlvvrl-ll by I‘l‘l’r‘i‘llw ill
mlolvllv life who lune» not lli'illll"1'll ilu:
n llul‘ilo il‘zlllllllg iii youth, illifl i‘i'l‘ll
lllilrd‘ vvlzo ill ili“lli’y1l;l§‘13f ll‘.‘ ii‘ burly
Ill‘ll!l"flillf1llll‘ll lll lll‘rilill'l:ill'lf‘!lj"}’f’il
mull): r. "l-l'mvllezl hour of glorious life"
on l-‘illii" Alpine sullllllil would (in mil
to l‘l'lill lnilrr lloruov‘s lllllelil i" guiding
“longing spend and bid a timely adieu
to vivid-ills llo lozlglr Filill il in lllri.
FUW'F. A r'vrmin Fillllilizy of ill“ lion‘ruls
l-yuli Ill is illlllsp ' 'lil‘ll' for lllllulltzllllt I r‘
lug, lsill it is ll :lr to my anything
”with an this, howl. Kl m‘nliv lliilii’iil-
ll.il'~2 not ollEyl‘l'llllll bully, ll: 3 l'ulv. but
llllgv (10 mil, lrl'dii ill by tho llil‘ :llxl'v‘l- :l
, m l‘l:illl l’llil-li‘rillf‘ ll-v ' A r-vrtam mol-
1 ll‘r ~.~:uf in HP l»: :l lls'm 'ylplulllll'llx‘lou
i'u' Illi' lllllllj.‘ am his “'lll “ lll'.'~'l\" 1'."-
lunl ll:ill;_' l'——-ri:lllj.: r ll~ull ‘ :l‘l'lxlelulllo‘
Illlil ri'lill ill f ‘ill‘l‘llii', ‘nlll not to ho linin-
ly lm-l mm H ll If; till (li‘lll'li :lt
sh illllll‘ Si llllll s4 11' f‘ mtg/ll.
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'llul Ulll :ll'l- {llllll‘ rul‘r‘ (ii‘
. dwelt-.1. now i illullllss is
, llti :il :lEl ll'l‘ lll"ilili l f «us-m1. Ill“
lllm‘.‘ i‘i'lllllli'fl tn p'vil llgml I“Il’il.~ll‘.'i‘ in
ii lilzl
if 1‘
, 23' ill-
L5 ‘llll llii'lf Hill“ .' l‘l4 li‘l'l 13'
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Elli: ugh linl lllll‘i llllw-ll. :ll‘l- 2' ,Il cw-
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l i' w ’r‘. vlv "7 l"' «WU mill flifx. "i.
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l“"ll s1. 'z-s "w? if t it \';i: lir- v.« vi. M'
:l '11. it‘ll ii lulllll lull l'ulul: ;'l l‘l‘ nil
:l'l'l~".| illl'llurzullr.“ \
train who? lnyn‘ll" rt lll;‘.l‘l\' l.‘ N
enrol iv llll' l“l.~l‘l :thl l-zwjr ;:"ll' lull 'll
l' ’ l“ l‘. mu Moll u'm ill, tllw ill‘fill‘nli‘l‘
by l mu m in: ‘iw (llzllll l‘ii'.‘.‘ll-I ‘.\..i_v.
ll‘. llv .l‘ l i!.;i}v' lw llli'll' hi it» xiv”
put.- lbw ll‘llrllq‘ n ll'Till'h' pl'm,‘ ‘llmli
:llll lull-"l1! l'rll: lo Illii‘if ill w" lil’fllii‘
l’l 1123.1 \xleuli ls lull lbw \vm‘l. vl lmlllw
l'l‘ill. \il‘.’ \1‘ I:‘i‘."1il‘:l'lli‘i'lill'." plelul ll
mm;- lv..‘l':vly null: m; "Mil, \vlzmo
will ~l in IL: :i‘."
'l"\"';l lv-slllli Ill" mow i‘liflll“l'!‘,: mollu-
ml llih‘ rlf l‘l‘l.‘illi'.'|‘ l'iil l'f.'_l|’.<' ',fl'l l‘l'T llil'll
lllu mm.
Ami, llmuuh ibo :lilol'xwv L'Wli‘l‘nl was
of l-uzllw- cpl-liking ill :l l: lull s-vui-v‘, the
paint \l‘i' ll.l'.'l' indie-nil «I w «l4 :7. TV ll
lb 1' ('f in llli‘ law. Would it llot impou-
mulu to mined the prom-lion ulvwll to
:llll'il‘lli mmmnlvuis in Illllurzll bl limits
and natural lullrvl-ls‘!
lli Hlmll llfll'l' countries :ll‘l-mpls
hru'v ll"l'li lliilll“ in illllt (lll'i'f'll'm, fliill
IllIH inn form of lulul nationalization
upon which many f'W‘ll of the least ('3:-
m-nujgf politicians wrwlld look with
"H.
l'llll'n‘l ’.;l‘,'\i ll.’ <li
I
favor. London Nous.
. ............. ...._.
Rnrnlgenlsrd.
Silo (flow, 1 u ill. )Hll'llf't'l have you
boon until this lulu llour':
Ilvwl hull ll customer from the west,
who llt’lfllllf‘fl me talking business.
When he ll‘dil fallen asleep Hlli' applied
n cathodi- ray to his bald Milli. "'l'hroe
queens and a pair of bull's—null a dou~
bio jack pot," she exclaimed.
Quickly lilvvefimltillg the contents of
his pockets, silo resumed her piano on
the bud, with the roman-k:
“Just as I esp-clad. the ether man
must have held that hunch—but wait
until mornins."-Veniiv.
go for to condemn all kinds of amuse-
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