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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 6, 1896 · page 6

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wtlatln that right well l

, from the moor and wold-
“an saunter in days at old.

W to In: memory. 11111 mom
had done with her forever and:

' ”libertine thatnone elleahau
WW “rider?“ teat have entered in.

when the dead loaves mutter dawn

to street . .

AM and! rustle. like little flying feet;
‘ sun’wcst taken and with soared

'Wlk hasten from the storm’s ed

1M!

whole sou! lichens with a fierce dastre.
«sudden longing sets my blood on fire

“the wind on the hilltop in a lonely place

m the cold. soft raindrops blowing on my

D

' the steep hung hedges of the winding road
the forest pathway by the stream o'cl"

flow .
the atom swept heather where the black-
- cook whlre

. the salt wind whistles through the stunt-

thho brown wood water. and the browa
‘ ‘ field's smell,
And the wide sea marshes where the curlews

: ‘ dwell.

For the moorland black against the last red
light.

And the'aunk root's breakers brawiing to the
night. ‘ ‘ '

hide within your houses with your glaring

‘ gall

rum shall be the peat smoke in the Men
rooted grass.

Countyout sordid silver, tell your grimy

gala! .
the 13111111 be the treasures or the wind and
rain. .
willy Byron in San Francisco Argonaut.

,THE STORY 01111111.

Just above this little mountain vil-
lage there is a place known as Lost
Creek waterfall. The name is not a

Specially romantic one, but it has at
;' least the merit of describing the place

which it designates: Lost creek is a
‘ "typical mountain stream that comes
roaring, brawling down the mountain
until itreaches a certain high clifi’. over
,which it plungesgin a graceful, quiver-
ing column. It throws up a shower of
silvery spray from the rocks below, but
instead of flowing on down the surface
of the mountain it plunges into a dark,
small mouthed, subterranean cavern
and is in all verity ‘ ‘lost” to human
sight, as the name implies. Occasional-
ly a wayfarer will throw a rock inside
and listen to the hollow thud. thud, as
it means to bound from lodge to lodge
into the awful darkness of the earth’s
interior. Almost half a mile farther
, down the mountain the stream emerges
from its underground course as abrupt-
ly as it disappeared. There are vague
rumors that soldiers, hard pressed by
their toes. traversed this awful passagc-'
. way during the dark days of the war,
. but these are only rumors. and no one
now cares by actual test to prove or dis-
’ ' prove their possibility.

Only one person is really known to
have passed through this journcy, and‘
that one brought no news as to its mys-
teries. The lips were sealed'forcver, and
the eyes, unwavering, stared up at the
one above them. The memory of the
awful exit gives the subterranean pas
sageway a horror deeper than its own.
but the self engrossing heroism of the
entrance gives the waterfall a grandeur
greater than that of its rocks. purer
than the snowy whiteness of its foam
and more soul refreshing than the cool-
ness of its spray.-

Torn Houston was one of the pleasant-
ost, most industrious young farmers on
that slope of Cumberland mountain,
and. flag Lassiter was one of the wild-
cat, most worthless of the mountain

\belles. The neighbors all said a grant
deal of good about Tom and very little
of bad. beyond the foot that he was
rather easily influenced. The best that
could be said about'Mag was that she
was pretty and full of life, and that she
generally stuck to her friends through
thick and thin—as long as she carcd to.

As to the evil said about her. there
was almost no end of it. The whisper-

‘iugs that connected her name with cer-
tain moonshining operations could hard-
,ly be included under this head, for pub-
lic opinion on the mountains in those
days was far from unanimous in declar-
ing such things evil. For more serious
were the rumors that she had used the
power of her beauty to lure numerous
young men on to destruction. Many
rather serious misdeeds were supposed
to have their origin with her influenco.
but nothing definite Was ever known
about them. When she first began to
make friends with Tom Houston. every-
bodysald that no good could come of it.
. Several of the older men and women
‘ took it on themselves to warn Tom, but
he rclused to be warned. A11 usual, the
voice of youth and lilo and beauty had
more influence than the voice of old age
and experience and ugliness.

The crash came sooner than any one
' expected. One night at a dance Toni
called out the two Dickens boys, and.
~ seemingly in cold blood, shot them
dead. The Dickens boys were members
7 of one of the most prominent families
“on the mountain, and the cxcitcmout
which followed the killing was intense.
Everybody rcmombcrod that Mag had
formerly had a dorm quarrel with the
older 0! the brothers, and that he was
held to be the only young man on the
* mountain who had successfully resisted
he! wiles. Evorybody suspected that
the murder was instigated by Mag. but
nobody knew it. Only 'l‘om Houston
‘ could know it, and it was recognized by
all that Tom would never toll. Besides,
after the killing. 'l‘om had lied and was
new somewhere in hiding.
There Was reason to believe that he
had not gone far away. but it was hard
to find him. The mountain was “lot"

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

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“191111

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.. Sweet
, Caporal
. Ci garcttes 1

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2 MAKE A“ COLLECTION l
0F BUTTONS.

Every dealer is rsuppllrd with a
large variety. from winch each p.11.
chaser of a package of Sweet Caponi l
Cigarettes is entitled to a choice free.

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'1‘!!!

FINEST BUTTER

TRY

Clover ,
Farm .
'Greameryl

New Strawberry Jam. same as I sold
last season to people that say it is the
1’ finest they ever ate.

‘Tryph‘osa 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 consfocs 111 s

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Did you ever get tired of see
log the word

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will never tire of recommcud- l
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When called to a case of La ,
Grippe, Dr. Marland alwaysi
gives the following prescrip ;
tion: ‘

B. Aceton.i or.

M. Ft.P11lv No.12.

“in“. Take cute eveLry half hour. till perspir-
. en every our ours.
A. LMARLAND

This success in the cure of‘
this disease is world wide.

Accton can be obtained at
R. H. Pleisted’s.

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RAILROAD.

I Trains Leave South Norwalk as follows:
For New York.

M. I06.640.615.655 706. 156. Oil.

A.
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‘07.120.525.630.620.660.157thiom.
canons.
Lil. 510.530.9111. P.M..tl:1.'ua.ns
Lo-vo New York for Sailor-walk.
A.M.soo.aou.7m.sm..aoo. 10011.10“. 1100.

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"1.11m. P.M.ls&u&lfl.fll.
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actions.
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Plllllllll Hill

The only safe. sure and
reliable Female Pill ever
offered to Ladies. Espe-
cially recommended to
married Ladies. Ask for
an. atom-1"-

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and take no other. SEND ron cmcvum.
Price 81.00 per box. 11 boxes im- 35.00.

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lot

.job 10 take him, you're mistakcn,

, for $51). darned if they would.~”’

’ museum-demons tesl‘aulo
111111111111 bunnies 1t mow
Pickett were scattered id “line but
surrounded the whole slope of the menu.
tain‘where‘l'om was supposed to be but -‘
1111;, but still the task was no easy one.
The mountain side at that place was so
full' of deep ravines and holes in the
racks that a dozen men might easily
elude anything but the most careful
search. Still it was only a question of
time.

One evening several days after the
killing‘hlag walked into the sheriff’s
11lllc11~at."..spcr. Without oven glancing
at the group of loungcrs hanging about
as usual who looked defiantly at. the shor-
ill and addressed him in harsh, strident
tones, very unlike those in which she
generally spoke.

“I’ve come to tell you unit that your
men has got Tom Houston penned safe
on sound." she said. “Thar ain’t no
possible way out for him. I guess you
already knowod that. though. ”

‘ ‘I sorter gncssed it.” replied the shot.
ill, as be chuckled and looked around in
same uncertainty.

“El you think you’ll have an easy

though, " continued Mug. “That mount~
ing int-z fullof little olegullicsun holes
111-1 an old kitchen is of rat holes. 1111 1
don‘t reckon any man in 'l‘cnncssoc
knows 111m any better than'Tonl docs.
It may boa month before you kctch
bin). Besides, Tom’s got shootin irons,
all he knows how to use ’1-n1too. ’l'iloro’ll
he the devil to pay before you take him
unless you get help."

"Help?" repeated the sheriff rathor
vaguely. “Ain’t I got halfthc men on
the mounting to help me now? .Wbat
kind oibclp do you mean?"

“Gimme $130, an I’ll take you right
where he is tomorrow mornin, an I’ll
gyarautce he don't fire nary shot nei-
that."

The sheriff uttercd a low, long drawn
whistle of surprise. and tho loungers
about the office crcliangrd remarks in
111 undertone. They had always known
"that gal was no good, but darned if
they’d ever have believed she was low
down enough to got a fellow into trou-
blc 1111 tllcn sell his lifoto the olllccrb

“There's some conditions about it,”
continued Mag baughtily and without
lwcding those comments. “Thcln 1130
must be in my hand in bills in tho
nul'l‘lllll bt-forc l budge ary stop of the
\\ 11y. Alter I take you win-1'11 ho is you
must give 11111 two minulcs by the watch

 
 
 

was only the nuddenneas of the appari-
:i11n; at any rate not a shot was fired
until the figure made a final leap before
disappearing into the deep, dark hole
into which the water full. Just 111 it
was poised in midalr half a dozen rifles.
rang out loud and clear. High above
the multitudinous mountain echoes
which they mike 11 wild, shrill scream
arose. Every man in' tho posse rushed
pcllnioll ‘to the black hole. but when
they pccrml into its depths nothing was
'to be seen and nothing was to be heard
saw the roar of the full and the swish
of tho foam.

‘ " ‘llose rocks on that side would give
11 follow plenty of foothold," remarked
111111 man to the sheriff. “Air yo’ a-goin
111:"

”Naw‘.” anew/cred that ofllcial. “l
ain‘t hankering to run afoul of Toni
Houston’s Fllfltillu irons in the dark."

liovvcvcr. be put his face in at tho
dark opt 11i11ga111l shouted. “Surrcndcr l"
though his voice was vvcll nigh drown-
1111 by that of tho watcr. 'l'hcn wry c1111-
,tiously in: 1111shcd a big revolver into
llll‘ darkness and pulled the trigger. A
long, rcvcrhcrating, cavernous bellow
Was the only response. ,

".lccminy l" he ejaculated. “It sounds
like. a milliouof devils might live down
thorn. ”

' 'l'l11111 a sudden thought seemed to
strike him.

“See hero." he shouted. "About half
of you follows run down tho mounting
—quick, 1111 stand guard at the place
whom Lost crick comes out again. "

His moaning was comprehended in
an instant, and about half the posse
(luslwd away to cxccuto his orders.

‘ ‘t‘o that was Mag's little game. was
it?" continued the sheriff. “She thought
in call in my picket lines an thcn Tom
could slip out thc lower cnd of this boh-
—_vu1iss nobody knows it ‘bcttcr than
him, an she’d have her 8131) besides.
b'bc 111111 sharp to get her money boiom-
band. I wondcr where 51112 is now. "

fihovvas nowhere to be soon. it 5111-111-
1~1l that during the tumult she had slip.
111111 away unobserved. Tho shot-ill 111111113
1111 attvmpt tufollow bar; perhaps he
r1-11111nb11r111l his promise not 111 do so.

“It don‘t llllllil' nu dillcrcnvc," llc r11-
lnarkcd. “\V'1-'\'og11t Tom in a holv this
111111151110, with both ends of 1111- l1o‘l1-
guardvd. It's only a question of :1 litllo
,111111- new. If we don't drivc 111111 out.

 

to talk to him beforc you do anything.
'l'lun, if he trics to run, you must give
him at least. 510 yards start before you 1
b1 gin sbmtiu. I ain't a-goin to son l11'111
shot down like 11 dog without 110 chance
at all. After It's all over l‘m'goin 111
ll :1v1‘ this lll‘l‘t‘ (loll forsaken country .
111530”. an you've got to pronnsc 1111-
tlsut nobody’ll try to fuller or to 141111
which way l‘vt- gnnc. "

"i don't blame lwr for that last part."
whispered u bystander, winking signifi-
1111111113

'l‘bv slwritl"tli1111gl1l the 111attol'ovvr.
Ho wont out and talkml to 5111111111 11f

1l11- friends of tho murderI-d 1111111 about '

11. All agrrvd [but Max’s plan. though

an umpvakulily lum- 111111 on bur purl. ,
‘ might result in saving M‘le‘ul w1‘11l1s111' 5
(111111 and possibly .m-voi‘al 11111111111 bus, 1

Pcrllaps it was tho 1-l11'11pvst way out 111'

tlu‘ (ll

sult of illot‘tlllSllll’ltllI-ll was that Mug
was informed that lu-r 111-11111 fvcrc 111‘-
1 1 mod.

The 111'.“ morning. lwt‘orc hulll‘lr-t‘.
“llt‘ll Mug mot tlw sliv-ril'f'spmsc at ”11'
llll‘t‘llllg point agreed upon the tubing

lu-l’ol-v, it was 1111111111 that she had :1,

lug, black bruise 111111111“ 111111 right cyc. ‘
“Haw you l11'v11 111 :1 scrap. Mag?"
a1rk1-1l 1:1111 of tho power, with unlumsy
11111111111111! jncnlarity.
"1 11111111 'l‘mn lust 11igbt‘.‘j replied the
girl. with aforcwl laugh, “1111 ho whack-
1'1l11111lll the 11yv with his list 11111'11ss1‘1l

mid. l 1|i1l11'tn11111ltl11' lick—but H11-
1111,~'.~i11. "

‘1 H1110 lb“ girl‘s voh-c quuvcrcd. and
l thosv noun-st 111 bur thought they saw
j the glimmer of a lcnr in Mr «yo.

1 "'1 11.121111 numb-11:1“ right with 111111 .

though," slw continued, h-gilllllllg bur
sclf posscssinn. "But i didn't 11'Il him
\1 but 111111-11 lot of visitors 1 was goin to
bring 111111 this 11111r11i11g. “1‘, I111!"
'l‘hvrr \1'111‘11 141111111 black looks 11.\»
. (111111111111 and sonic 1'1-111111'5111 111111111 in :111
' uudcl'tum- as totlu.‘ buscncss of thcgirl's
ironclu‘ry, but sin" dcigncd n11 rcply 1111-
til 5110 value within bvaring of the Lost
Crock waterfall. to which 1111111111111 has
1111111 tnudc lh‘ltil‘l‘.
l "Call in all your pickets," sbc 11x-
claiuu-d i111pt~rious|y. “Tom's mighty
nigh bore somowlu‘rcs. 1111 you 1111s is
such poi-c shots that you’d better have
a lot of 1111111 ready to shoot. ”

low on tho mountain as tin-y had also
spent sow-ml nights prcccding. Word
was now aunt out, and all of tluem “‘111‘11
snlnlnnucd down to tho spot in qucstion.

"Now stay whom you are an rmnom»
b11' about thcm two minutca you prom-
iscd to give us—for our last interview,
you know. Ho. ho!"

With these words Mag cautiously ad-
vunccd until within about 1’10 yalds of
the tall. ’l‘hcn sbc stepped out of sight
butwcon 111-v1ral largo bowlllors. 'l‘lu-
posse gi‘uspcd tlwir rifles and \vaitcd in
silcucc. 'lec sbcrit’f bold in band a
Watch with which to tall the passage of
the two 111111ut1-s.’

“Do you reckon he's becn bidin all
this than in that hole?" twin-d one man
in 11 low whisper.

"What do you reckon slic'e u-snyin to
him?" uslu‘d unollicr.

Then all was quiet save for the “tick,
lick" of tho sllcrill's watch. Wlwn flu:
limo lucked but a low seconds of bcing
out, a wonum’s mum" hurriedly glidcd
from behind tlw 10111111 and hastened up
the mountain side. The left bond prices.
11d 11 handkerchief to tho cyan. but the
right hand pointed backward toward the
rocks. Ecurccly a moment lulvr a man's
lluurts unclgod and made 11 wild dash
for Lost (heck waterfall. There was no
mistaking the appears]. it was the same

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, 1111‘ 11111.

flivnlty. Old 1111111 llirkvns rmulily ,
11111111111 to furnish the» thorny. 'l‘lw r11- ,

1111.1 for grain him 11111) lrnulilc. .114 le

'l‘lic pickets lnul spout the night bo- ,

we can cusily starve him out. 1 think
sonic follow \vingvd him whnn hr junip-
1-1l anyhow. "

That night amt-1111411 with rifles in
chit hands stood guard at tlw lower
11111-111111; of tho undcrgromnlp:1.-‘~:ugo\v11_\‘
1.1 [inst cruk, 111111 tlm‘o stood :11 mo up.
The next day thoy “1111 1‘1-
li1vv1l lay otlwrs. and so it continued for
11 lull vvvuk. T1111: Houston did not :11).
1111113 01111 afternoon at ll11- 11nd of this
111 rind Tom's big pculu 1l slouch but
iluutcd out into the sunlight at tho low-
111' 1-11tr11111‘1’. 'l‘ho watchers cxaminvd it
1 with all 1l11‘13211111r11111-s 11f inlcnsv 1~xc1t1w

1111M. '

“."1un111l1i11 1l.~‘1‘_~ is gnlu to 1111.11 out
warty won 111111;." 11x111111n11-1l one 111 1111
nun-struck Whisper. -

51111- 1-1111uul1. 11111 half an hour later
">11llil‘ll1llig also" did float out.

"Look out! 11‘s 111111111. ” cxclannwl
ilu'. lll‘rllr 111111 who saw 1!.

Warsaw“, Gun ~ 41 ,

Medicine Oo.«—Dear Sim-w“! am using
Dr. Hand’s 0011 h and Group Medicine
and polio Cure or in children and find
nothing to equal t so). They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
them 1n my house. The little ones love
Dr: Hand’s Colic Care and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs,
Frank Smith, 2.1 Wood street. A. all
drugglsts, 250.

. A hacking cough is not only annoy-
Iug to others,but is dangerous totheper-
son who has it. One minute cough cure
wdl quickly put an end to it. E. P.
Weed, Norwulk, and G. C Stillson, So.
Norwalk. ‘

 

 

Marvelous Results.

From 11 lottor written by Rev. .1. Gun-
donnanulf Di11111n111dc,Micl- 91321111 per
milled to make this extract: '1 have no
hesitation in leconnnending Dr. King‘s
NowDisoovcry as the msults were al-
most 1111111'1,-l1111s in the (".1110 of 111vw'1fe.
\Vllilo I was putttor of the Baptist
church at» Rives Junction 11111! was
brought down with pol-unumia succeed—
1ngL:1(.1‘rippc. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
inlcrruptiun, and it seemed as if she
could not. survive them. A friend 111—
con1nlcmlml 01'. King's New Discovery;
it. was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in its results.” Trial bot-
l’lesfrcc 11H), (3. Stillson's and E. P.
Wood‘s drug stores. Regular size 50c.
1111111111.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an an-
tiseptic, soothing and healing applica-
tion for burns. sculrls. cuts and bruises.
1t'1..and cums piles like magic. Itin-
stautly stops pain. (l 2. Stillson, South
Norwalk. E. 1’. Weed, Roi-walk.

 

 

Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a 1111,:1licinu suited
for any season, but pm-bups morn gonor-
ully bowled \Vlll‘ll tl11' languid. exhaust-
cd fouling prevails, win-11 tho lthfl‘ is
lorpitl and sluggish and the bend of a
tonic and altcrativeis fall. A prompt
usoof this medicine has often averted
11111;: and perhaps fatal biliou‘s fevers
No Ila-divine will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing: the system
f1'11111111uluri111 poison. llcuduclle. indi-
gcstion.1-1111stiputinn. dizzinoss yiold to
Elm-trio Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at (l. C. Stillson's and E. P.
“'ccd’s 11111 g stun-s.

Snood and safety are the watcbworda
of mo ago. 0111‘ minute couch cure acts
speedily. safely and hover fails. Asth-
11111, loom-bills, coughs and colds air-
cnml by it. E. P. Word. Norwulk. and
t}. ( Stiilson. South Norwulk.

SlOO Reward SlOO.
'l‘l11-1'1‘1a1‘1l1-1's of this 1111111 will be
plousml l1) loam that thorn is :11 lm-tollc
dreaded disease that Science has 1.11111
able 111111111411 all its stages and this is
(‘atax'rl1. llztll's (Tutarrli (‘nm is the
11111:: positivc curc now known 11) the
111e1li1uil fraternity. (fatarrli being :1
constitutional discasc requires a consti-
t‘1ti1n1al treatment. Hall‘s (,‘at‘arrb
1‘1111' 114111111111111~1'1111llv, :111111g1l1rr1'1ly
11111111 tin- lvlcml and mucous surfaces of
flu: system. tin-ruby destroying the foun-
111111111 1-1‘ 11111-1111-1111w. and givlng the pa-
1111111 strength by budding up the con-
stilut‘on 111111 asdsling nature to do its
work. The proprictzrs haw so nun-b
1'1111l1i11 its curative powers. that they
Ullt‘l‘lllifllllllllll‘t‘ll dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. 5111111 for list of tos-

 

As it r11acl111l “111111-51 fulnl rays of
daylight tbc \vatvlu r< lll‘l'l‘lllg 1111-11ul1l
1 1‘1-111g111xv tl11*\v1vll\v11111 suit of “b111-
‘ Irruut” 311:11151 which 'l‘nnl Houston had
l11-111 11ml nun-111‘. Win 11 it Yt‘ll(‘lll'(llll(‘
’111ll light 11l'1l11y.1l11~y saw that ;l\\‘1':lllll
of 51.11 lll"l\\‘ll hair l1.11l tallmi back 11111111
1'111‘ marble l11‘111v1 f :1 \1'111111111. 'l‘luy bad
11: tukc :1 14111'11111111l111111c, in l‘cullzv that
'11 was Mug. ’|.l11- old, radiant bounty
l 11:11-1 unconqulrrd 111» 11 '11y1'11'atl1, but till‘
. old look of haughty 11111111111: was gone,
" and 111 its plucv was 11 look of 1111111111
1 rosti'ulncss that was new to mom. 'l‘bv
only slgn of u struggb- was ll11~ black
l \vvll 11:1 1111‘ lat-1* “111 1'11 'l'11111 l1:ul 11111ka
1 int \vl11111 slu- \1‘1-111 111111111 111 unfold l11-1
! 1:11111 for saving lm; l1f11. As tho wall-l1-

11111~ guard at tho placid fr‘ruturvs tl11- va-
. 1‘1111151111111ils11l‘ [1111‘ sell su1'1'iii1-1-1-111111- to
”111111 (1111' at a (11111).

"i lwt she had him bid in this plow
all along.” \vliisporcd 111112 “T1111 only
11111111111 was that. tho lllws was druwcd
11-11 tight around that shucnuldn'l. g1-1
l lmu out."

l "Sluwhangvd1:111'1-s with him mighty
l quick that 1-v1‘ni11,” said another.

“'l‘11111 ulippml oil with lu‘rrlotlu‘s 1111,
: but I but slu- 111111 11111111 others bid
out ronmwhvrvs i‘or bun to put. on. I
, wouldn’t doubt but she gave him them
5 15310 to go 1111. Lord knows whom he is
by this 1i111c~1n l-Iulilux "lobby."

."Hhc thoughtshv could make her way
down here an slip out before 11-11‘11
think in lwad llcrull‘. Slu- 111igl1t 1141111111
31.11111, il’ 111111111 follow hadn‘t winged
lwr \vluxn shn 111111111 1i," said 111111 of the
guards, lifting lu-r right arm. It 241111111-
111 to buvv bccu slutttnrvd by a riflc bull.

"h'bv was a powerful sinful woman.“
said unntlwr.

“Yrs. but sbc lnvcd Toni Houston an
awful sight," said (I111 thin].
. And in tho lupso and flush of tho wa-
1111' against. the rocks it avowed us if one
could almost boar tho voice of 111111 \vlm
511111:

“H1111 sins. which 11111 many. are for-
given. for H111 ‘l11v1-1l vnmcb.”—- New
York Tribunc.

l

1
l
l
l

Why She Ill-signed.

“I don‘t know what who coming
”1.". said Mr. (junirox gloomily. “i
guess 1'“ lu1v1-‘lo turn in 111111 write my
letters 11159111111" '5

“Can’t you cmploy 1111 annuluvnsis
uskml his wilc.

"I thought I had 111111. 1411111111111» 111
work this morning. 11111111111111 silo sat
down to the lypowritm' I says in 1111',
'Now, lwum you to 1111111 down what
I’m guilt to dictate cxuctly us I say
it; V H

"11'11111111'1‘111111110112"

“No. Slu- mm up 1111 said thorn was
no use 11' lur tryin to hold the position
‘causo she’d never lsuriwd to write dia-

1,11

llaxnmiuls, ;\(l1lr1~.~s 1’. .l. Clwnvy 1K“ (‘1).
'l‘ohwio, Uhio. Sclll‘ by druggivts. I512

 

They arc so littln you hardly know
‘you arc taking them, They mum no
unplug. yct. tlu-y act quickly and most
thoroughly. Such are Ibo l’uinouslinlc
pills k1111vv111ml)o\\'ilt'sLillll‘ Early Ills-
~-rs Small in $17.11, prcat in 1'1'sults. 1‘).
l’ \Vcwl, Norwzllk, (l. P. Stills1‘111,Soull1
Norwallr,

OAS‘I‘ORIA.
The fac- ‘ 1
‘“1111111 ¢ ,. caveat;

(fibronic constipation is a painful, dis,~
"grumble 11ml lilo-shortening (Iiilix‘ultv.
lt llPl‘ltllfll‘S the system, 11:1111-11s111ckl111a11-
:Ichc, bad breath and poisons tho blnttd
lrcnn to readily overcome by l)1~\'t'111's
Little Early ltlsors. 'l‘licso 111111) pills
are grout regulators. 1'}. l’. Wood, Nor
walk. 1}. (I. Still-11111. South Nox'wulk.

CABTORIA.

The (ac-
‘unlle gm";
'“2?” . , m “111'-

Mauylivcs of uscfulncss l1avcl11-1‘11cut
short. by neglect to break up an ordi-
nary cold. Pneumonia. bronchitis and
won 1r1111s11111pti1111 can bc 11v1-1't1‘1d 11v tlu'
prompt an: of ()1111 Minute Cough (71110.
E 1’. Wood, Norwalk, and G. 5. Still-
son, South Nurtvulk.

OAS'I‘OIIIA.
”lid? 1...
u ‘ . ’ mry
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Many political speakers. olcruyincn.
singers and others who use their voice
excessively. rely upon 1 1110 Minute Cough
(into to prevent huskiness and laryugitls.
Its value as a preventive is only equaled
by its power to atl'ord instantaneous ro-
liel'. i. 1’. Wood, Nortvulk, U. (3. Still.
sou. South Nortvulk.

Buoklln’s Mules Salve

The host solve in the world for cuts,
bruises, some. ulcers. salt rheum. fovcr
aoros, tsttcr. chapped bands. chilbluins,
corns.11ndull skin'oruptions. and best-
tivclycuros piles, or no pay rcqmrod.
It is guaranteed to give perfect.- satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. l’. Weed and G. 0. 15111111011.

 

all similar skin

Tottcr, oczcmu 11ml

Witch Hazel Halve. 1t sootbcsat oucc.

nnlltllllllll, and never fails to cure pllos.
E. P. Wecdfiorwalk, (H). htillsou, So.

 

 

 

 

lect. "~Waahinuton Star.

613111111

troubles arc cured by tho 111111 of DcWitt’a

and restores the tissues to their natural

What, "1.1 ;

llastoris is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and “hill
dron. It contains neither Opium.
Korphine nor other Narcotic sub
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years“ use by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea-tho Mother's
Friend

I

CASTORIA

For Infants and Children.

Do not 111-. lmpuud upon, but insist upon
having Castona, and see that the {acvsimn
signature of

i a o n t h c
wrapper. '3' ‘ . m
We shall pro ' '

toot ourselves and the public at all hazards.
ran Cum-ans COMPANY. 77 Murray St.’, NJ!

 

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§ IT. ‘9‘. Patent office.
“976 to 1883

Iilllccs. 43.13 Main Street,
BRIWEPORT. CQNN

Examiner in

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HUNT
81 . . .
ZELUFF

Wholesale
and
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Dealers

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rt ram‘ fly. W, the r
‘ new with 11911111...
Women may be charming. wholly

devoted to their homes and their hum

ba11ds,’aud yet be] to listless, thought-

loss and aggravating as to drive has-

bands to the extreme of misery. Any

observant bachelor could recall numbers

of instances of women who from want

of tact and intelligence are almost driv-

ing their husbands load by getting on

their nerves. They forgot that busy men

require absolute brain rest. chaugooi'
scone, change of subject. They forget
that, however worrying the little affairs
of a household may bathe anxieties of
11 great business upon which the whole
family’s present and future depend are
far groan-r. A friend of mine who is
now nearly 11 111illionairo told me in
confidvncu that while he was sitting one
night- ovcr his smoking room 1er won-
dcring whether 1112\1-11ul11119xt-day possi-
bly survive a terrible crisis which was!
bangingovcr his head and might load
to disastrous bankruptcy, with debts to
the vxtont of £200,000 or so, his wife
came whining into tho room to say the
butclu-r must be paid thcnoxt day. A1111
the amount of the butcher‘s bill was
under £130.

It is on such occasions that a man
wants a helpful wife—0110 who will toll
him about or road aloud the last gnarl
now-l, who will say: “(71111111. let us go
to the “motor tonight. You 11111111 cllango
of scone. ” And, above all. (1111- who
knows just when llCl‘ husband requires
nothing more than to be left alone. It
is wonicn who get on their husbands"
nerves that drive thorn to take bacholo‘:
holidays whcn they ought; to be getting
n1orocnjoyumnt from the wif1-‘s c0111—
panionsbip. -
01' course there are men who are al-
ways out of sortsvllyspcplic hours with
corn heads, who 1111111111 strong minds to
manage (homo—but llicrc arvvvry many
others who Lilly want judicious. sym-
pathetic (11111111111110 b1.- tlu‘ boat but?
bands in the world. Avoid being silly.
avoid saying silly things or trying to
make (‘rzilvni'silliLn or commenting on
some 11111111111; your husband has made.
Road and think in or1l1-r loculnvntv i11-
tvlligcncc and resourcefulnvss, with the
object in vicw 11f bring his counselor
and his f1'ion.d,u11d, above all, "01111111. ”
That word means much. —- London
Graphic.

 

Fol‘gcriI-s In Colin-lions.

Tbuqiu‘stinn of fol-gurus which 1115-
ligmro our national Ctvllcmions 1:11111‘11:
pass 111111111 ic1-1l. I do not ass-rt that the
South Remington 111115111111 contains
11mm of (111.111 than 1111- (0111‘ found in
similar institutions 1111'1l111 mutincul.
Hutcgh it probably (luvs, {or with such
oxtuzisih: 11111‘. bountiful skillurctlu'so
:~‘.1J11>1'1.~' nowadaysforgul11r“i‘;1ke1l"that
11111 11111-1 pracncul 1-xp1 11 may now and
again be \‘ir"t1111i21‘rl by them almost;
without 1115111211,”). Emporium has the an.
of tho fol-1:1 1' become and so line an atl-
i>t Ibo lul‘gt‘i‘, .~'U l‘l:ll.)Ul‘llil‘ his plots and

 

Fish,
Oysters,”
Clams,
ScaHops.

'l‘1.-Y1’~1-l1111;1-..1.'1 1.

HUNT 81 ZELUFF.

1:011.~pir:.1'i1 s in much oven the waricsl‘. of
directors and (-1.111111‘101‘5, that often llm
only sulwty lbs nowadays in written
guaranu 1- and proud provvnialu'o from
(1111- rcputalslv 1-1,li.c1i1111 to auction I
11v‘11l not 1"‘l‘111' 111 any own 111' the most
notorious 11.11.3111 a in South licnsington
1111151111111, fni' (but is 1b‘.‘11“.1.~‘l§' tlu- (buy
‘111 11 proprrly appoinhd 0111:1111i1tcc of
itxpvl‘lfi. 1.111111. .~l11vul1l at tho outlive;
pHSrlllll‘ 11111111111t lvc constitulul. 111:)
but ugil 11 with Sir J. (I. lioliinmn'sfivst
lll'1llllrlll, that such frauds should bc 111‘-
strnyw 11 out of :1111-xist11111'1u

l [it‘llel‘ that :1 for lu‘ln-r purpose

 

 

‘ 1.1111111111‘111. 1l1-li1'at1- :1111l \‘111'11‘11 urn 11.1
:pzutcrns in lllis stock, llll‘ 111ml
111910 cannot- fuil ((1 ho plcuscd. 11' \1 11:1
1111111l 11’s not to be bad.

51111111113 i'n-c.

Painting, paper hanging and dowrnt
1111:.

' E. E. GO'RHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
Connecticut

East Norwalk,

maxzvoun
WANTS KNOWN

IN THI

EVENING SENTIHEL

 

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O U N G - M A N
Why tukethe chance of 1]) lug

without insurance, when our
Cents a day will

FOR $|.OOOI .

meat of $1.000. payable to ourseli if yo

live. With Insurance,

Life Insurance Co.
01 Hartford.

 

Norwalk.

 

 

111 Washington Street. So. Roi-walk

The Beauty of Wall Decoration;

1l1-p1-111ls1111 the work of 1111- «lusipmvr. F111,
11111.11

you want is not burn, you make 1111 _v1 1:1'~

If not. convenient for you to call at the .
$111111. drop a pedal, 111111 Iwill bc 1111-1151111
to call on you with a [all liuool 111111111114».

 
 

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INSURE YOUR LIFE

0r Six (31-11. 11 day wlll give you an lllndow

lke everything
else. the best b1 the cheapest. Insure in the

Connecticut Genera

s. acumemsu

would to s1>1";1~1l by lll'iilhllltt: tlmn i11—
1blil1iy us ‘ltll';:l‘l'l' ~' and bringing “113111
11 author in 11 sunb- 1111111. 111 town :111
,1'1lil‘3ing ft“l';:1'1j.’ 1-xl1il11111111 l_\' 1l1v111—
‘ 5-}11’1‘5, will; all 11:.1‘1111111113 us 111 1l1c
, 1111:1111-Si‘1‘11zu 111111111 {luv \v‘1 1~l.1;1'i111 1i
and ilzv 1111111 which was plid for 1111111.
T1111“locational vulun: 11‘.- 5111-11 .1 1111110-
Iion would iv ('1 11s11l11‘:1l.l11 and 1151111
obj-rt l1.<.~:111 i11~11111111111 in distinct
1119‘s to 111:1}1'1‘11'1‘. 51111111111, l'a11'1:1~1‘ 111111
11111111111‘,111:1l1111ly11 111111111-1~1-1111111111'211;11
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lt‘wll. 3111‘1‘1‘1‘11'. llw 13111» 1.111315 \vlm
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11.1i1;.~'1‘, ‘ " 1171122114 \.11‘r'l1:!

111w 1=9 1111;11:1l1l111pu1111v lt‘llll'llll‘tl.-—-

'Vl‘hul' 1111 Nut; H1 (i1 12‘,
l ‘1 A (‘urlnuwly Namml (inr-lcn.

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1'111'111>1111~= 111'l111'11l 1141.111-111'1111111‘1‘. ‘l‘lw
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lul‘cl 1115 11111111171 ::?"11' llrv :1111111111' 1l'
lumnixw, 1,1111knowingnothingnl $141111.
111111 11-11121: 1'1111~‘11l1111 :111 nulliulntullco.
'l‘iu‘ “Null 1>2.11111-:111111~1111;”11111111111111-
l" “111' and 1111111.». llll' fully 11f wisdom
M11 111 i1:11111':1111‘11 is HM. :41'l1'11til'111
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"11111111115“ any “1'11111' 111mm Willi-111111“ :14
wact." 0111- row I11 11111 ”11' inscription
“Iv'ux “111111-11." anotlu-l‘ is lmldy lul11‘l1-1l
“Niel prius.” all1111l is 11lll1~111111l to L11
“lprcacuuulm" :1111l1111111l1111' tn b1~ " P111»
m 11111 rriminis.” 'l‘bv 11:11:111-111'111111111111 1'
111-1111111111eg1111111111 of his 1'11l11'1't11121.
illill 1111111111 has 111111g|111~111 tl him on film
incongruity of 1114' 111-111-11‘pti1;11.-1.——L1111-
dun ’l.‘1llcgmpb.

 

Sow (Irtlmgi-apliy.

annluwl‘l’rll. l'Ilsic, what dill you
111nm 111 school today?

lilsire (aged fi)——L1~:1rn1-1l 11111111111.

Monnnn—Now, what «lid you lvurn
to spell?

Misha—Mar.

Manlrua~~A111l bow down spoil mun?

ltlsic (prl.alipllyl-wll-u-u. 1111111.

annxu-v Now. how do you 1‘11. |,
buy?

15111511 UNIT 11 1 nun-111's: rcflv'dionl—w
’l‘bu 111111111 way. 111 ly in liltlvr l1 Mom-u
Washington Times.

ll

flow to I‘t‘y Llw-r.
,Proparulory to frying liver or vml
cover it for 11 tomato or two with boil-
ing watt-r. l’ut dry with 1101111111 lll‘WI'l.
roll in flour and fry (in a coveted 111111)

until brown. f”

 

 

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