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“a“ shot the beautitul Isa.
things they are burials: IIloI
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ll‘liay are coming to thus.
on the wars- We go rocking and
*labuhy. lie still on thy pillow.
“children blow over
M‘M. they kiss thee. on each shin-
' tiller
W thy boat over sleep’ a may see.
Iglro thee. 1 send than,
. . . , 'flu dream children tend thee.
Mbmmthusui ofthyplllow.
an» I» Halsey in New York Sun.
A SL131": ANGEL.
Blane one was coming npthe stairs as
W little district visitor was descend-
“ The ascending party struck a vesta,
Willi!!! threw a iltful glare over the
damp and filthy walls and the gray
turn of Hester Moore. ,
Paul Myland stopped aside. flat-
,brmd ahoulders against the
111111.111 admit. a wider passage
11: her benefit.
During the next two weeks this
1111111111111; ” doctor and the sober
little district visitor met about
odour! times on their separate
’ , to or trom some den in a crowded
lay. and at the and of a fortnight they
; usually defied criticism and spoke. It
was raining a steady drizzle. and
- the mire of a muddy court
Pail 111111 saw a familiar form in
W stepping over the puddles without
all umbrella.
:' ”le lake mine.” he said.
1. But she would only consent to share
it. I . -
“These places are not fit for you,"
I [lid the doctor later when walking with
‘ 1111' homeward. “You are too young,
too—tco— Indeed it is scarcely safe
{or so young 11 girl to venture among
the criminals that are hidden here. "
“But I must.” she murmured.
you are one of those brave wo-
' men willing to risk anything. I had
heard of you long before I had the pleas-
ure of lighting you down those rickety
. ‘ stairs two weeks ago.”
- “You have heard of me?” she asked,
with an abrupt sharpness of tone which
_' he did not notice.
I "Yes, from the poor wretchcs whom
you have made your devoted friends.”
he explained. “It' 13 more often for you
they call in the extremity of their pain
than for me. "
“I am glad if I have done any goo: ,
the said. sighing with relief.
"Goodl” heechwd. “If the depraved
5 creatures about hero worship anything
at 1111. it is the Little Gray Lady, as
they have named you. "
I I l l I
Dr. Paul Mayland was celebrating
his fortioth birthday over a lonely cup
often. Old Betsy. his housekee; n-r rand
one time nurse, had made 11 doubtful
lookingoako in honor of the mroasiou.
and hot afoofionate master w as sacri-
ficing his digestion to please her.
It was not often that he was left to
onjoyameal in peace. and today was
not an exception to the rule. He was
still contemplating a second slice of
cake when he received :1 hasty summons
to a case in Lavender court.
"That's just like him," she growled
1n monologue. ‘ ‘Ho'll never bo rich
while he doctors them paupers for noth-
ing. And they takes ’vantago of his
goodness, they do. Now. if Master J ack
,, hadn’t turned out ascoundrol"-— Herc.
being a devout Catholic. she crossed
11ml! and mused mourufully upon the
I ' doctor's secret sorrow.
"Master Jack” was Paul Muyluud's
3mm brother. his junior by to yours,
WM had been left as :1 sacred trust by
their dying mother to the elder’s care.
, Sonic seed of depravity. perhaps sown
in long generations past. early developed
inIyoung Jack. After rushing through
various vicissitudes of gambling and
drink he devoted the remaining part of
his sudden intellect to the criminal 114.111
we of burglary.
His distracted brother for several
years grieved lor his ”sacred trust" as
a thingloat to him until one night Jack
had appeared craving protection from
the law. For the sakoof his dead moth»
or, Paul had shielded the boy, who,
when the danger was over, broke loose
n. and in the course of time his
tority earned him, in tho criminal
‘world, the sobrlquol. of "Lightning
Jack.”
“At Lavender court. in tho room whom
11“ patient lay, Dr. Muylaurl found the
Little Gray Lady kneeling by the trucklo
bed on which a consumptive child was
"I sent {or you." she said. "i know
you would come if you possibly coulc.’
She had puzzled him from the first——
, lib! absolute loneliness and her reserve.
There were moments when he wondered
if she were tiring of her charitable
Wk. ”obvious to him had been her
ambled mind sometimes. Tonight.
walking beside her through tho busy
streets. in abruptly put his lancy into
words. '
_ “Yea, Iamvcrytircd. “ she answered.
“I hate the work. I hate it "
“But it isn‘t compulsory." he 11:.
lalmod. "Why do you do it?"
‘.‘Bccause 111111111.” she said bitterly.
£1111 111111111111 was not 11 lupitl 11111.11.
-fl!. and ml until they had turned into
'30 M where she lived did he come
basins sort of «molasion. Perhaps sin;
'3 performing deeds of cl1ar1ty in ex-
allo- of some trifling sin. magnified
bar tender ctmsclence.
3min» loved her. film had guessed it
ago. it was in that moment when
{to once unconsciously revealed his
I that her work had become and-
lilloful to herself.
”t so in vet." he said. "1 want
1. «1.. a—wd “.
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His low voice whetrglfid
1 love you."
$50
Hallie of the street “I am not a young
man, but my tooling for you is deep and
strong enough to last my lifetime. even
unto ctoruity.”1. He caught the sharp
sob that, was choked in' her throat.
“rileste. ’he cried. “look at me! Oh,
Icy darling. what is it?”
“I am so happyi” she said: “That is
all. "
How long they walked up and down
that pavement neither kWW- They
were jerked back to the reality of things .
by a faint. hoarse voice that seemed to
have sprung out of the darkness beside
them: I
“Paul. for (iod's sake, save me! It is
thelust time I shall trouble you. "
"(lo to my house by the back door. I
will join you in ten minutes. "
And. catching at Heslcr‘s. hand. he
hurried her along.
“You are trmubhng, dearest.
man has frightened you.
harm. It is my brother. "'
"Your brother?” she gasped. “ ‘Light-
hing Jock’ your brother?"
“What do you know of ‘Lighlning
Jack?’ ll ho are you?”
"Como with me to mylodgings, " she
suiffiiuintly. “I can 't tell you here. "
Hester Moore sat with her arms
11m tchcd across the table. her head
bowed on tin-111 in speechless, tcarless
111isery. The confidence which she had
withheld so long had been wrung from
her at last.
She was no angel of charity. but a
person sent from Scotland Yard to track
the burglar “Lightning Jack. "
”So this is our Little Gray Lady! A
That
He meant no
1 human bloodhound paid to hunt down
lallc 11 w rctchcs,
livery word lashed her like a whip.
In the distress of that hour 110 was blind
in her pain, blind to justice, blind to
his vcry lovo for her.
“Well, your victim is ready at your
band,” ho said bitterly totho trcmbliug
1'1-px'csm1tutivc of Scotland Yard. ”0!
course you will do your duty. " '
Ho walked from the room without a
backward glance. For an instant she ro-
muiucd thus. spirith-ss antldazod. Then
:1 gradual indignation worked its way
through her clouded brain.
What had she done to evoko 1'ou«
tempt, to forfeit happiness? Born of :1
(lgh'ctivc father, she had been curl-fully
' trained by tho-clever parent in certain
intricacies of tho profcssion, and siucv
his death the work had been to her 11
1111111118 oi livclihmtl.
Thocln'npclock on tho mantclpicco
struck ll. and she raised her face :11
1.1.41, 11 wondrous pity lookiugout of llt‘l‘
burning cyos. Why had shc considered
only horas”? llis avoiding cruelly luul
111-111 but tho outcmue of four for H1:-
billl‘l)‘ of his brother!
When the dawn showed through the
chinks of the blind. sbo throw open ”In
window and leaned out her face in the
chilly breeze.
"Hester, l have been waiting for you,
hoping against hope that you «lid not
go last night 111—to Scotland Yard. "
It was Paul Maryland standing on the
1.:11'1'1111'111. H11 bout his face-closuto hers
and \vliispm'cd.
“'I‘hankliod!" shcsaivl. with shaking
1.11s.
Death had spzuvd ht r :1 li'rriblt' task.
"Lightning Jack" had diml 111 :b1li1'1u1u
111 the onus of his brother.
Uncoftlu- clvvrvcst lady assistants
attached to Scotland Yard n-e‘igm'tl her
post a low Weeks ago. on tho m'casiou
of low approzu'hiug nuirriagv.
'l'lu- pt'w Illu'lll'l‘ of tho Soulhwurk
clmrch was board to 1': mark that ' 111
all 11.11' kl‘ll” 11111111111 had over looked so
proud of his lll'ltll‘ as 11111 the "sluur
111mg" doctor who brought buck the
11.11111 (lray Lady to live with them.—
.>\u~'v.'1-1'.~'.
Ilniuialn and Fire.
:‘pnl‘H A111 bl says that l'tllllt'sllulv'l'rl
won't run from 1311'. but imp-11d strike
Harm-.4: about llll'lll.
'l‘lus istruool'111.1uy:1ni1u.1l.~:,especially
lmra‘l's. who will rush back into :1
burning barn. apparently blind with
1.11.“. striking \Vllll tlu-lr lumfs and
111
'mvnz'hmg I'm-11' Illllln' 111 grout auger.
‘i'bw lhgiu of Wild birds during 11114
;.:1':11111g111uvagain»! lighrhoum .1: 1111111111
l1l.1jll1.- action of tho grm'u 1111-5111.»:
who Hull-1 against. :1 trolli'l' our or
wagon asil‘ bypuolxw'tl by it and in
5111114111 his fears.
Horlllas, it is said. delight in tire,
1ir.m'1ug:'lo<or lo tho1 lluuu's 11.11 tlu' tl1'11
111w down and :11 111.11 wading 1111111-
1'1'1llmr uslu's. apparently 1-111'l1aub'd and
not fooling tho burning nulls.
A lilllo- l'm- built 111111-1111. 11111111! llu'
pn'ul‘ shaped paper wasp 11119111 that. an:
:«w'n hanging from low branches ml!
kill I-vvry wasp 111 ll. as tho ium't'ts fly
at it mn- by om1 in their clulvavors to
NW llu'u' houu and young.
Door 1111' froquoully heard about Adi~
rondac'k upon camps whcrc tlw lirc lllll‘l'h
up from the logs. but 11 'big. lllll. llrc
lll'l\'l'1-‘ tho 111osquitoou and punitive from
tho camps as well as smoke.
Frogs leap through the llamas of a
lull:1 bouflrc time and “11111 again, 1114 it
having tho most planning of fun. it
may 1111. though. that Ilu'y think the
flickering llauws to bo- soun- new sort of
111111111.
'lI‘hoI lucautlous (‘ rltli.
Almost the last work that bit l-dein
Laudscm' was cugngod on was a lilo
aimed picture of Noll Liwyuu passing
through .111 :m'hway on awhib' pallrcy.
This picture In 11 inch the horse aloui'
was finished. 11' as bought by one ol the
Rothschild loudly and given to Sir
John Millaia to complete. 0110 morning
a colobruh'tl art critic called and WM
much impressed with this work. ”Ab,
to bc snh'l" lu- sm’tl. going up close and
examining 11 tlrr-thouml. which almost
breathed, in the foreground of the pit»
tun- “llow easily one can rccognlrs'
Londoner‘s dogs! Wondcrful.1su"tlt':'
"You, it is Wulnll‘l‘llll' ‘rcmnrkod Sir
John, lightinganothcrpipc "I finished
painting that dog yesterday and ham-
done tho whole of it myself.“ That
critic was sorry he «whom-Magazine of
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“JO—— ~-w.u-.«-.~ “man—no;
‘ , . 1
glass: ‘ "an! are 11in 11.11111. 11' past.
figs? new 11:." 1
With a melodlst’s mi-
in w ritteu at last-
That lung. bitter solitude acthsrward can”
A century flown! a hundred years long
011 my dim attic throne.
Like 11 Thelma of old.
111 my sepalchcr cold
I ruled. while the flung
Do my heart kept 11 vigil unfailing and strong.
“one. gono are the ladies in pearls and in
laces,
Those lordllngs from Cadiz
And Venice and items,
All. all gathered home,
While 11 thousand "how faces
Applaud my love 1111;111:1311 and slhylllnc grades!
The love I once born loony treuiuloul measure
15 dead, and the roar
0f the bullll' in gone.
The curtain is drawn
011 the dolor and pleasure——
All sealed in my bosom, mysterious treasure!
.1111 1 111.131. and l purr. and l moan as it now
'l‘hv glories that wuru
Slept not on my heart.
But by 11 new art
They spring to the brow
(1! tho master who rule» me, be half wonders
how.
-—Vogue.
"comm LINN.
“Young lndics, this is your cousin
Linn.” said our father. coming in to
dinner one day and presenting a tall
young man. ’
Helen and l giggled. Cousin Linn
was tall, as I said. and he did not know
what to do with his tallncss. His cm-
bairassmcut at. sight of two grown and,
i may say, handsome young ladies was
plain.
“What a gawk!" we thought.
Dinner did not much improve our
opinion of our rclativc, and it was with
dinuuy that we heard, as we left the
dining room:
"Girls. I leave your cousin Linn to
your devices this afternoon. I have no
doubt: you can cutertuin him." Then
1.111111 strode onto! the door and back
to busim 1111. 1
'l 1'.: wrotch—l 1111-1111 our now relative,
(l course. 'lhul vmy aflrinoou wow-4N1
lo haw-paid :1 number of nogp-ctcdcz ills
that could not longt- 1' he put .oll’.
liim'i'laiu him! Oh, yes. We would
1-ntt1'mi11 him. And we did.
"Just wait. " said my sir-"tor
tween sot teeth.
himself.”
So when Cousin Linn had finished his
agar—ho art-111ml to linger over it an
unreasonably long lime—11ml vulcn'd
tlu- parlor. his rathvr slu'v'pisli guzr 1111 l
a batting of four light brown «yes,
Winn-11 hwnrrs \1'1'r1'pr1'pul’r'1l lo llllllil'
nut \vlum'vrr1113~«'l1114l'l11: invib :l.
The first low amounts passed tuuu'ly
1vuoutlzh. Cousin Linn was a (wig of a
bruiu'hof lhc lamilylno that llouru—hr (l
in :1 neighboring slate, too far away for
us to know morn- llmn that \w llll'Tt'
brunu'd alsoan A1111: Lucy and :1 ('ousiu
Karo. W:- put (1411114111 1.11111 down as an
ordinary faruu-r boy, with a liltlc more
than his shan- of tin: farm and of thc
buy about him. 1
Just :11; we expected, l'nusiu Linn
loom-l1” gmo us ”11' first hint of how be
wash-1.14! to be hold up to 11111 [Willa-r
ridicule and scoru.l111b~'p:ur at our
bib-irt'plioa to his woll 1111.111: com": rm
111111. ll efforts his in 11 ll upon tlu-
pl; 11m. and lu- lu gratitude of spirit
1': ll upon its neck.llc.1~l.ul11~11opl:1v
l'om' maul
.‘ilh‘ll'!’ Hell-n lwguu.
11114 one thing 111-girls pom-.1 onruvlws
upon. it th our 1uu~u':1l (1111-111 and u|<
111-11111111. o'l'. l’llllll'l‘, 1w \'.'1 r1: proud of
tho talcum 11ml {lulu-1' 11i llu- 0'llll".'llll|ll.
‘1\‘lllt'll I111 had paid for “1111 "Hugh ll
fooliugs of ezuisllrtl duty and onlmgo'tl
pocket; llut that day 1411.111 ll: 11111 ap-
11'uro'tl possum-d. Hu' pl.1yul nothing
Iut llu- siiuplust tuuw. jigs :uul l't'l'lrl
.uul 1'\'1-11 bad llu- uudxu'ily lu pick out
.wvvrul good old hymns 111111 on:- hand.
l followml lh'r loud. and our 31111 old
3.1;1111111'1111111111111 111 bring forlh sounds
that llu sn'lf r1 spl't'tmg cow would haw
1l11'tl lo.
"t7au't you play, (70min l1ll1l1f” 115114 11
.‘I'ln‘lt'l' H1 h-u. Law. that girl‘s .~1m|o
11111 no inuoct-ul as :1 baby's, but 11
1121:1111 nusohiv-f loroux'cuumi. That 111‘
.ll\‘llllllll, who haul upplaudvd u-A loudly.
loolwil at his shore and Hilll yrs. he
could play a little. lb- wnuhl try. 1'1'1'11
All-'1' our brilliant poriorumo: 1'.
(Joann Lion’s 111111114111 «downtime: loul
1~'.'ul1'11tly been on tho linm lubldowu in
our progranmn'. llo' rn-b d oll' country
llama-.14 with tho razo- of :1 1'. 1w walking
11 railroad ll’l'nllt'. If our sob-1 liou~' 111-1'.-
1'uni~u=-lumly, (‘11us1u 1.11111 .1: \vv-rv rum-
'1'-lllllllit'l‘. And to watch him picking
out tho “1111;111:1111: our two 111 Ililo'I'
lingers of v aoh hand his long hair b1 11-
luug about his 1:11:11 as lu' 1111c lo'd bl:i
loud at ivory note, 1111 111 111.1lllol'si
11 111 laughter.
"lu'l's talu- llllll Wllll 111:. " \1 hispm'x'd
lli'lvu as be maxed H111 14ml ol a “noun
her." And of com-m I jumpwl at the
oil-.1 of 1111111111111 with t‘ousm 1.11111.
“l‘m ugx'l'l'ublc.” said that young
man when “'1' mold-d him.
do spake lu'llt'l' than lu' luv“
“in ml 1111 111-1 'lomoiv mil 1:! our 111'
unuintau: «1 no pool a\ hull, and at own
llllllfit' W1 rumb- 1111w sport of (' ousln
lel and his piano playing.
yllill, “'11 would play Wlll‘ll urkl'll.
and always the 111111111 rutu 111-111111 (1111114.
1)! name, tho girls look the confront a
wink and dbl tlw 111111111 while I 'ousln
Linn out More. his groan 1151111 staring at
his shoe-s. and saying Mayor 11 word 11.1-
lit'pt "l'cs 111 and “No'nl
Thou. "Cniwiu Linn can play," our
of us would 111-mural}; any, and ( (11min
Linn lllWflHl tom] H141 mark and the
pedals.
ho it «on on. “:1 l4" 111111 luuuu bold
after anulhr' 1' m convulsions of laultllll'r.
until we cabin to 3111.1. Matilda l mil-bt
l1 happnnml that 111191111113111111'1'11 flu"
and we 1111111 unable to givcht'r lb" m".
Poor, goml ( brlsliau soul. till" 1“”in
lb piano it.“ slw slid 11w rvlhlug I'lzu' 111!
lo r mlm'lt'ncc bmlo be. just llw best
«he know how .411 altar 'llixs Matilda
_ llclcu be-
"l'h shall show us how
Now, if lllt'ro
had given us tin-"Turkish Retreat ”
the “Wolllnutou Boots 011iokstcu.”a;1d
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1111111111 Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun-
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hesitation 111 recounmuuliug Dr. King 11
how Discovery as tlu1 r1 sults were :11-
most marvelous in the ease of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at Rivo-s Junction she was
luoughl do“ 11 with p11: unionia succ coed-
i11gL.1(1r1ppc Terrible paroxvsms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as 1! she
could not suivivo them. A friend re-
C'Illllllt'lldt‘ll Dr. King‘s New Discovcry;
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lonlillzuulfiluggisli11ml the need of :1
tonic 11ml alterativoisl‘olr. A prompt
11.4.(1ol‘this llltullt'llll‘ has ultvll uveru'd
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will not more surely in
in 1'ouutonu'tiug and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. ludi-
gr:—tiou. constipation. dizziuvss yield to
Electric Bitters. 1' iftv cents and ail per
boltlc at Li.(‘.Stills:111s and 15.1’.
Wood 5 drug stores.
hpccd :111dsal’ctyurc the watchwoids
of the age. Hue minute couch cureat'ts
speedily sul'olyaudnevor f.1il.~z..‘lsth
1111.1 bronchitis coughs and (aids are
cured by 1t l'. l’. “‘.le horwalk, and
(i. C. 511111.011, South Norwnlk.
$l00 Reward SIOO.
'l‘lu'- Hun-1b rs of this poor \1 il be
pleased to lo 1ru that tin-1'4- 1.~' at loos: on:1
(1114:11ch disoinc that «31111-11 has been
111‘ 11' lo 1' are 111 all its 1611111114. and ii lie is
t .uul'rh Hall .11 t ‘111a1'1h (lll't‘ is the
only lilirlfll'l,‘ cun- now known to the
limb: :11 fraternity. (Intuirh being :1
constitutionaldisease": 1111.111 :1 consu-
tmonal treatment. {1111‘s (.‘atarrh
( on: is taken internally. acting Ilm't': 13'
upon the blood :11le mucous surfaces of
tlxv- syslmu. thereby destroying the foun-
11:!i1u111f the (11.11.1111. and giving the pa-
111411! strcn' gth bv building up the con-
51: lutmu 111111 assisnng nature to do its
Work. Tb.- propru'h 1's haw so much
fozth in its curative p:’1wcrs.tl1ul they
u11l'1'1'111111hundred dollars for any case
111:1! it fails to euro. 5011111 for list of tee-
tinmuizils. Address l".l ( lu 1111v.\' ( '1.
'l‘uli."lo,lllrio, SUM by ilruggn'b. 11c.
lhov are 1411 liltb' you bur1ll"kuo\\
you arc taking them. 'llu'y cause 1111
1:11pm: \11t1luvmrquu UV and mm!
111 unuullly. Soc 11 :m- tlu' lamous little
pols known as Do“ In .14 lulllc Early ltis
1'r<..\u1:1l11us1/.1' great in insults ll
l' \\'1-~.11l Vorwalk (1 (‘.Sl1ll~oii.houth
Kl ‘l'1l‘l‘ll- a 7
CABTORIA.
The is:-
stalls
sigma-0%
11 . A [7%
Chronic collidipatlou is :1 painful. «liv-
11;:r1'1'ul1l1‘ and 1if1'-.~l1on141uug difficulty.
[1 Ila-mum's tho system. ('ullws sick hood.
114'111', bad breath and poisons llu- blo. 1|
ltruu lu' readily uv1-11 1111111 by
lrtllo Early Riscrs. 1111111511ch pills.
1111-1111141regulators. l1. l’.“'1'wl. NM
111: :1lk. (- ( Slilbou South V111“ .11]
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every
vanes.
1 OASTORIA.
'l'hc (1:-
1.111110
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\l.1nvliu1s ul' usi'fuluoss b.1\1 luc'mul
all 1r! b}. 111 elect to break up an ordi-
nary c.3111.1111.11.11.1111111.pronoun. :llul
oven coin-iilnplion can 1111 zucrlcd bv the
prompt 11111 of 0111: Minute ( 11111111 l‘ urc.
l I' Wood. horwalh. and (3.14. Still
l son. Houth ‘v'orl'l'ulk.
l
CA‘TORIA.
111. ""7
u . , WI 11111"-
Many political speakers. (lorgynn'u.
singers and others whonso their \(llt'l?
(11.: cash oly. rely upon ( luollliutuo (.‘ough
( um toprevcut husklncssuud Iarvugills
lls value as a preventive is only ingualcd
by its lower to afford inulmuauooim ro-
llcl’. l’. Wood. Nol'wnlk. (l. (7. Htillu
mm. 11411111111111.1011.
1111111... Militia SalvsI
The best solve in the World {or cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. tutor
some. u'tlor, ch11 wet] hands, cllilblulns.
coma. and all skin eruptions. and iii
tlvolyourcs piles. or no pay required.
It is guaraulml to give patio: t satlsluo»
tlon 111-money 1111111111111 Price ‘25 cents
per box. EXP. Weed and G U. Stfllseu.
Teller. manna and all similar akin
trnnblcn are cured by me use of DoWitt's
Witch llaml Huh-4. It soothes at once:
and restores the tissues to their natural
condition, and never fails to cum pllon.
E. l‘. WombNorwulk. (ll). l-ltillson, Bo.
Namath.
bacteria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and M
than. it contains neither Opiate.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isahannless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty veers use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the Mothers
Friend.
CASTORIA
Fo”r'"lnfanta and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the lac-sinu;
signature of
is on the
wrapper.” M
We shall pro-V. '
tcct ourselves and the public at all hazards.
‘l‘na Crimson Courasv, T.‘ Murray Bl..N.Y
Examiner in
(7. fi. Patent (Milne,
‘17 I [870 to 1883
Offices. 4315 Main Shoot.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN
HUNT
a.”
ZELUFF
Wholesale
and
Retail
Dealers
in
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
Scaflops.
'l'1":‘|1l1-1l.('. U. l.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
l‘
the bust _ I 1 I
taught ‘ ‘ * ' ' incur ilooves
(they were wide than, too. my doors,
but at the bottom and not the top)
How Cousin Linn gapod. I actually
thought the man's eyes would pop out-
01 his head.
Then We made him play. He had to
be almost dragged to the piano this
time. but we ware eager and curious to
see him golhrough with his little jigs
and reels again after our old masters.
So Cousin Linn took his seat at the
instrument. Somehow, as he sat there
idly lingering the keys for a moment.
the stoop went out of his back and the
dull look faded from his eyes. and he
seemed almost handsome.
Suddmly ho threw bishcad back like
11 war-horse and struck a chord. I never I
heard a like sound (some from Miss
Craig’s old piano or any otlwr. Grand
and full and sweet, it sounded in' the
cars of our guilty consciences like the
trump of doom. Again he struck the
keys. and we felt that if ithad not been
for 1h:- cxpenso and trouble to poor Miss
(Ji'uig we would have liked thcu and
thereto sink through hcr lu'st parlor
carpet.
Then our cousin flung back his long
hair and started off inearm'st. What it
was he played I hwve never known. but.
if ithe possible to crowd more runs,
csulcnzaskslmkcs, arpcpgios and other
tests of technique into one pit-m- of mu-
sio I have never heard that piece. The
music sw'mcd to flow from him liko :1
rivcr, and it \vusaplcasi1rcto watch 1h:-
swift and easy niovcxuouts " his lingers.
With hardly 11 pause and 11:41'1'1' :1 look
from the player at his two sluuuefuced
auditors, the tones of the piano drifted
from tho grand to the light and airy,
from the classic to thc mouloru. and
finally 11111111 soft: and dmuuy :ulngio
that brought (cars to the t'ycs that had
just now before bc'uuu'dwill1 the laugh-
ter of xiiisoliicl‘.
And all the while poor l'mb' Mish-
(Il'uig looked on. will) lIUllll'll hands, and
11cvcr1lr1'2111ud who! :1 tempest of 1':-
morw she had stirred up in two lwarts.
“'1 ll. 1‘1'111111'54' 1111111111 rcpvulam'o, :uul
rcpcnluuco uu'uut reputation.
"W1- ulust take him back cvorywlu'rc
.1111] Show what hc 1'11!) wally do,’ said
Sim-r llvlcu as she lingered behind
with 11111 at ("raig's gale. pretending to
lush 11 my sash.
So back “'14 \cht. ”or focus, long
as tho shadows of the falling cvou-
iug. told 1'1'1r1'y girl friend that
souu'lhiug was 1111.11,; and when we
had play: (l and tiny luul playwl and
("mum Linn luul pluyrd lib-y kin-1'."
what it \\':l.~. And when 111' had (‘.itl‘Ile
llu' lusl 1::1l1' and turned l:'~lucwztrrl v.1-
\1'11'1' two $1111 and 1'1111.~<'i1'114'11 1111.11.11
111115111111om'sib'ut :uul Sull'lllll 1112111.
But as we bound the know Cousin
lnun's do\\'1m:1.-;1 eyes began ~l11\\’lyl:1
111111 toward 1:5, and as Hwy {1 ll upon
our wocbcgonc com: touuuc: a' 12111 pro
11'r1111t111'1111y grave li1111- \11 or. out o. 1.111
f:u'1' likv.1 :11lissolviug van in :1 51: re :.-p
lb'cu. and he fell down—the 111:11'1 111-1111
ally it‘ll flat down in .1111.
And We snlciuuly picked up our skins
and left him tlnro growling 111 '.1 con-
\'ui.~'ionof laughter that scar. d the birds
T111111 ivory iron in the block
(‘ousin Linn mum again to 111:1 h: 11:11
1:1:111)‘ lIlllll‘F afterward. Iluoll: u playulI
for 1111. 11m lhc p.11uful sub-loci 1111..
1.1-1'11' 11-l'1'n‘1'1l to. We (lid 11:1? ('1'-u-
11.1.1 him awkward any 1111'1'1'. in
fact. I was lugilxlllll; 111 think him
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ling,
too: Ill 1111 you with .11'11l1l1ucoi‘ samples,
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwulk, - - Connecticut
maxtvoun
WANT§ KNOWN
m THI
EVENING SENTIIEL
YOUNG- MAN
Why takethe chance of ll) 111
without Insurance, when our
Cents alday will
FOR $1. 0001
01' Six Cts. a day will glve you an Endow
live. With usurunce.
Gonnst ticut Genera
1.11. sursncs cs.
01 Hartiord.
s. arsofiusmsu
ill Washington Street, Bo. Norwalk
Painting, paper hanging and decorat-
If not couv enivnt for you to 1'. '111 at the
store. drop :1 postal and lwillbeple asetl
INSURE YOUR LIFE
meat of 01.000 payable tofi'ourscli' if you
kc everything
slamtho beetle be cheapest. Insure in the
l'iwu iu'u ‘.ll."ll no :1 r'ouplvn 11:111-1-
1:'1l:1" 11'.':l in: 11.1'3 zllltllllll.l11'l1l}'
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:uul lb" moon for «1111b an army V
{rm-1y discuss-1d: 1411111" usH-i'znl My :1
111111 of anarchists luul brt'o «lisl'uvrnd
and Wall about to lw milled, “thus
lnulml at :1 llllll'lll'l’lll‘ :11 1.11111“ nib-11'
mysh'ry.
A low 11111111111: all- r 1'.’ o'clock l’lul
\lay cum" to ”11' door and invited all
llu' polim'uu'u inlofl garlic-1'.. .'l'l;1'1'1'
lw 1i111-1l1l11-111up: 1d imputed lln'm
lb-pivlmloul tlu» 111:111 11111111 Mlllllllll
1.111111 11111'1111114.tl1111 llamlul lo a .o bol'
llb'otlu'rs 1111 «Mutalopo rouluiumgtlu
rl'gulullon M1 for :1 «filing and dis-
ruisscd tl1v1u.—-—l’r:1mu1'sWonkly.
Hm'lal lncqualllln.
“’~‘11y,‘111:1ppul 1b: buwv 1111111. "1111
limo in north 11 ulollux 11111111111c~11 111124
1111' a ininulo. Do you hear ""
“Tbul .llil, shows tho «llm'rcnl'o 1'11
folks." 1111111 tho gI'utlI'lmm with flu-
uhoc Irv-41s to sell "1 low I rlonc :1 who]:1
ycul‘ 1: 1111111 {11 only $‘l. 1Z1. "--—lu«lizmap-
olis Journal.
A Rallies ”distillate.
“Pb-11w. air, do you 11ml any chum-
bormuids?’
”l'han1bcr1nald'1 “but do w mm.
of chambernmids? ill41 ‘111 u huh I, not a
lm‘lolo lmmo: ".Jl'rmb
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