We
"Went.”‘TeLeb" and
“Wardrobe. not «needles tire
mun. three timeuoe: airtime.
‘ notices 101: niine. Iterrlese 11nd
notions. lien. schedule oi roles for ’dle-
bdrm“ furnished on nonline-
'Imm~31 111111.111 advance.
1 One month. see: three
“.91 of: months. tun: one rent. 11.
biennium. 1211 11 Week. to be paid
carrier.
Omen—No. n Washinxton street.
ormdk.
Oman. lie. ll Well street. Nowelk.
are welcome at The Sentinel office.
know of any news. you will confers
‘ Mm telephoning. sending or bringing it
Katalin Box for the convenience of those
WWI: to leave items of news or other mat-
‘rwill be found at the entrance to The Bouti-
oilice. ,
'WKUIIOATIOII’ should in all cneee be 1111-
‘ . to THE EVENING fiENTINllL.
' flouthNorvmlk. Conn.
.1.
The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
lathe Town of Norwallc and its Suburbs
Larger, Considerably, than the Combiucd
(Emulation of the other Three Local Dail-
fol. Our Prue Room is olwayu open to
Telephone (11111.. W
Rein omee.92-5-
Editorial rooms. 92- z.
"nrnnchofiice.50-a. '
m York Herald Weather Forecast.
‘ The wmther today promises to be generally
, cldudy and CODlOI‘. WIIII rein, piisfilldy fullnw-
!dby clearing. Tomorrow it promiws to be
tearing. fair and 1-1 111101
are.“
Thermomcum Record
Thehiahest point of the thermometer [or
thetwmtydour he: re ending at boot. todnv
we; 62 degrees above zen: lowest. 13 degrees
. o'bove
film-turn Almanac for Tomorrow
tired of their autocrf 11,1111 Monday,
turned. him under the sod~pluntcd him,
" as it were—-by electing the Opposition
town clerk For years Michael .7 Heidi-
hau has carried Newtonu in his 1cst
> pocket,but this your the people grow
' unruly and jumped out, we hop: to stay
‘out. This 111111111311 death blm‘ to Mr.
'Honlihan‘s congressional aspirations.
' He will never rise any higher broom-1'
‘ the people are tired of his chronic oiiiro
seeking. And when his own tozvusnu'n
declared him unfit for office it isn't proh-
uble the people of two counties will give
himaclcnn character. E. J. Hill can
take his certificate of election for con-
3111551111111 right now.
When Russia has 1191-11 11111111111 to gain
but curls in any otl11 r v. .1y, it has burn
the custom of lit-I" embassadors and
ministers abroad to appnruitly fall
hopelessly in lovc, in tho 111114 New 1't-
ful manner of course, with 11111 cus and
(impresses and thus influi'uco other 1111-
tions or wolm out stun: Si‘cl‘l‘ll'l. More
than (1111‘. silly princcss has found
whcn‘toe into that it was not licrsclf at
all th' at the wily cmissuryc (rand for,
but only tlmt imperial mistress whom
?‘ he would stop at nothing to svi'vc—Rus-
sin. His fellow countrymen have lntt ly
learned with regret that that pattern
' American citizen, Mr. Andrew Car
negie. has bet-u “done" in a similar
manner by Russian diplomacy. A your
1130 we pointed with pride to the fact
that the Russian governnnnt had or-
dered a large amount of ha. '111 armor
plating from tho Uarncgic company be-
cause American armor pl ding was tho
bent in tho world. Uh, ycsl And Russia
promised to buy over so much more plot-1
log it that contract Was, made to suit.
>01‘1e of the conditions of tho contract
Wits that 11 Russian should be present at
all stages of the making to watch the
plates go throngh’the mill. Uuilclcss
Mr. Carnegie and his men agreed. It
now transpires that that innocent Rus-
sian officer was studying with might
and main and picking out one by one
all the secrets of the incomparable
, armor plate making. Russia will i111—
medintely go into the manufacture of it
herself. A former Homestead mills onl-
the erection in Russia of the building
plant. This is enough to 11111111: water
well from eyes unused to‘wccp.
An oflort is making to induce Ro-
publicnns cf the b'cvrntb Kentucky dis-
‘ trial: to support tho'lato W. (J. 1’. Brock-
. inrldgc for congress on the ground that
he is for the gold standard. If itc-
publicuun or any body else in Kentucky
61111 be induct-d to support the late W.
‘0. P. 13. for 1111111'111s,'ll111 11st of the
country will how itsopininn of them,
that is all. how of his old associates of
thshingtou would L11 willing to accept
“him. Thtro urn some. oil‘cnscs cvcn con-
gressmen drew the line.
.Glu'dltum‘, is the sultuu‘s diplomatic
”triumph ovcr the six powcrs, by winch
"hill permitted to continue the 11111115111311:
of Christians. It is indeed.
The stealing by contract. under his
Whore, of pll poor Mr. (lurnogie‘n
perfection armor plate making scout:
4'“ what might be called 11 dlrty R1111.
. than trick.
M betuctu xoilticnl prr-ilittluos on
the, also of majorities 11nd predic. lions of
Mtveuther prephct,v we pin our 1111 d1
{Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
.' Bun rises ' Bun sets ! High tide Low tide
at 15:51 11:11:21 ill 1110111 5:15)
“mhwmu . ,.
Vulc, Houlilaan.
(Anwnh‘lll S'onllncl l
The people of Noi3’ 111‘ are evidently ,
pieyee is at this moment superintondiug'
3 3“Without 11 parallel in history," any.» ’
Vl‘l'ltv Ii Q,
If you wish your Linen White as Snow
unlight Seep
will make it so.
' lawman. 1.111.. unmmmsmxeovmk.
momouonnlnmu
11
UENTINEL PATTERN.
A "no. Pew Pattern ,oi title unmet
my lie-Obtained bylislna the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choiceste nuttorue oi
garments. Full andcxplicit directions
company each pattern
111 this strikingly simpchot dressy
gown, fawn, green and black fancy
l’l'i'uch pluidis stylishly united with
green velvet, and 11111-111'11101lkwitb round
gilt buttons in groups of three.
short pointed 1111511111: is rcudurrd glove.-
fitting by the regular seams in buck,
and the graceful fronts arc arraugcd
over linings neatly adjusted by the
usual double bust darts. The shaped
trimming picccsof vclvct are arranged
by pluits top and bottom on tho lining
frontst‘i'itcloccinthountrc.Thosm1mlh
pl; 1"1111111 is inc. ‘uded 111 the shouldor and
dock 51111119, the right front cxtundinu
with tho collar to violin. invisibly at tlup
h it shouldrr :iurl undor its 1:111:05 lo (In-
low 1‘ cdgc. The ”i, (it t-h 1111's huvi- :dl
iln- fu. 111M demanded by tho llilf'h‘l
native uud that is .urangcd to 51111111 nul-
wvll ui tip: top over 1111151: lllli‘il lini-
ings. 'lli-i wrists 1m“ finished with
don‘oh' lil'1I'§\)ftiili(3Illl_lLf 11t- 1‘11ll' 111-pll1,
butr 11>: decorating the back. Front,
plustrnn 11nd collurcdgcs arc iiuisln-d 1'11
rugulul' t111lor.siylow'1ll1 machine stitch
lug. 'l‘hcslylish skirt is shaped with
six guru-s, and bus tho fashion—
n‘ylc soup at tho low-1' cduu Wliill‘
moderately wide. It falls 111
gram-fol i'1 dds and is lili't‘ll and stitched
to simulutc :1 tll‘i'p lli‘lll at the foot. Mix—
1:11 and plain woolcns inchcviot,1-.a11vas,
surge, 111ohui1‘, etc, will combine with
vclvct. satin or unisscliuo to diavviup
by the mode,
Thoquautityof i'ortyvfour-ini'h \vidv-
11111tcriul r1 quire d to main: this lnuqui
for al.1dy 111111111111 thin) siv- im- h bust
men-Mm is two and one- balf ymds. 'lo
111.1k1: the skin. it Will 11:1111'111: 1ifil11'.:mn\
width nub-11:11 iivo 11nd ono~bolf ym‘nb
for :1 t'.v1-11ty--'ix~1111'li size.
The I):l:~'llllfi])lllli'l'li, N11.'ii».'1‘<, is 1-11!
in s’zos for :1 32,3»1, 2113,3111, 40111111 l‘.’
inch bust. measure. Skirt puticrn, No
0.1.31}, is cut in sizes for ‘22, :21, '30, LN and
30inch waist measure.
5111111111 51311111111
coupon. .
Entitllnu to one Pattern. imv 1117.11.11! No,
1111111. 1'." 11
Out this out. fill in your imnmond 111] 11111111
‘ and mail or tnke it to
Sturtovant's Bargain House
Nun
Annexes ......
PATTERN No new 1111111; SIZE-- will
This coupon and 12 cents will secure
above potter-n at titurtovnul' 11. North Main
and Ann streets. Sc'xth Norwalk 1
Pructicul.«—Cl1awley (nitroclesmm‘ly
df‘lll'l‘l't Margurct, I love you iviuloriy,
devoicdly. Your smiles \vruld shed-
M11rgz1rct_—-“Novor mind the womishwi,
How about 11 residence built 1’1 n- 1111.?"
CHEAP FUEL.
Owing to many of tho fontorivs 11113111.:
shut down, we have :1 largo .l(.‘t‘.ll|llllllllhill
of first-clues coke.
We oil‘vr the same during the month of
October at six cents pill" bushel ut iln:
works, oreiulit cents per bushel dviivcrrd
within either citylimils, in not less than
tweet, bushel lots.
Horwalk Gas Light
for putting together the garments nc- .
The .
Connecticut
Laundry,
lleviland street.
Receiving Baskets, from which
collmrtions are made twice daily,
arc at the following places:
BENEDICT, W. A
Washington street.
RUDWEL l., ll. E, 76 Washing-
ton sm'ci.
C(ili'lS'l‘lXTK BROTHERS,
South Main slrccl.
GURIIAM, E. Ii, IO First avenue,
Host Norwulk.
l(,illNS()N, Edward C., 198 Wash-
ington slrcct bridge.
81 Co., 114
‘14
Pl NN EO'S, 41) Wall strcct, Nor—
walk. , _
'll'R'l‘liVANT", 51 and 53
Numb 111.111 sircci.
Also .11 ltl.M GRiH li STORE,
from “111.11 :1 daily 1?:1111131 tion will
be m. 1111:
. ()ui'drivcrs will be glad to cull
whenever notified.
Connecficut
Laundry,
llavdzmd strccl.
HALE’S‘
Cum-s. .1ll'11dd5,35c :11 your drug.
.ifilsl'fi.
1:.1'1'11'111'1mum: 's
HOYT’S TH EATRE.
lino Night Only.
Thursday, October 8.
Tim Wm id FIIIII'NIH
Boston Howard
Athenaeum Star
Specialty Co.
..\ l. Ill (HHS Pro]: and Mt'l‘
din-1i fiuin New York.
'I in: stzuidord high lass vaudeville
n‘tmrtion of Amcrim.
l'Ivci'yihing new, novel and inter-
(sting.
High salaried :irlislscf Europe and
America
llos sin ul thou-5111f 15 seasons of
coilinuous 511111255,
tic-ole now on si'o ut l‘lnls‘ml‘s 11nd l‘iuuoo's
slim-11
HOYT’S TH EATRE
Just One Night.
Tuesday, October 13.
1\ l’lny That Always l’l
JAMES A. llElINIl‘.
Ilcuullful (‘omivly Dmnm.
SHORE
ACRES.
Dircct'on hi ll. (i. Minor.
A Fine Company of Players.
limi 1: New Scenery. Guaranteed.
I'niquc Realistic Novelties.
l'1 irtcs chcr Vary
Ilwv-ivr-ilticnls. $1. 751'. odd noc- unllrry nil
liilwlniiilfil' “cohort 111111: at l’lulet-d‘nnud
l‘mm'n‘e slots 11.
Shorty Sherwood, flatter!
01141141111 a portion of ill]. Gummkl'r
111.1111. corner of Wnll 11ml Water 8%.
to the weather crochet.
Company. (m
Norwich. (kill and
mic-in ammo-no eta.
'ilSCS
m the 111ml
"In
heavy, 1111
11nd short
vuluo 7.31:.
hose, 5-112
Ipll div/.011
:dl sinus,
fur 251'.
White
The Big NORWALK, CONN. Small Expense, Smell
Store. Profits and
Busy, Always, ceshBuslnessiski Com-
Busy.
Saturday Morning, October, 3rd, i896, at 9 o’clock a. m.
NEW N EW N EW N EW
Jackets Laces Silks Hoisery
CAPES' AND .lhl) Abll)
Gigantic as these stocks were, they are now doubled
such immense stocks. Our counters and shelving are loaded with the beautiful conceits of home and for-
eign productions that are gathered here in bewildering variety.
the prices.
now awaiting them here.
Underwear and Hosiery.
We guarantee every price quoted here
from i5 to ‘30 per cent. loss than can be
bought elsewhere. For your own 1-1111-
vcnicuco we would advise you to conic
early in the day, as the crowds in the of-
tcrnoon and ovcningmnkos it more diffi-
cult to serve you us we would like.
100111171111 ladies" jersey ribbcd flecccd
vests and pants, pe. 1rl buttons
wounds, a great bargain, 250.
7.": dozen ladies’ line l'lgyptinn ribbed
' ilccccd vests and pants, «vest'mnde long
It toT, pants made with French yoke
band, 1111 sizes, same price dealers ask
7511, our price, 1'100.
-l0dozeu ludics' and nurses‘giflgyptiuu
l'lIllit'il combination
made. 11 perfect fitting garment,
to sell at 750, at 5101:.
Men‘s natural wool shirts and drawers
1111sizcs, guaranteed one-half wool, cut. .
full lcnizlbs,
'3?» div/.1111 ixiisscs' ilcoccdfribbcd vests
and pants,
130 down ludics‘ fast black scamlcss
271111171111 ludics‘ inst black, floored 11nd
. - ' . 20 black and bind bi'uvcr jackets, $4 .30
bur cotton twozthroud and donplv ln-rl “l“lh' 'lh‘UVE‘mh 1""“1 hum” 11st. 51.00, 10 li'is‘b from: Jacki-ts, 7.710
regular 'llh 1-1111 king, 2111', ”“1‘ WWW ""1 8 black and blue bouclc jackets. 0.7.3
111111 for, 11'
Men‘s mohairfour—in-hund urckscarfs
rows 0
. binetion hard to beat.
SALE COMMENCES ' '
HIBIONS. DRRSS GOODS UNDERWEAR.
, NEW NEW NEW NEW
Blankets Domestics Gloves Crockery
AND AN!) ANl) AND
COMFORTABLES. LINERS. TRIMMINCS. GLASSVIARE.
Never in the history of our house have we bad
But there IS nothing bellvildering about
They are simplil ity itself. Greatest treat that the ladies of Fairfield County ever. enjoyed is
regular price, 15c, just for 4 Saturday,
or J')(:'
hadics’ flue wool vests and pants, in
white and 11atur1,d the Well known
Luzeruo pcrfi (1t lit, guaranteed non-
shriukiug, rcgular price $1.50, at. $ | .00.
.30 (hr/.1111 men‘s night shirts, 111mb: of
lino muslin, extra 11111;: and wide, 111,-atly
'triunncd, our rcgular 7'31: gown, for this
sale per garment 50c.
Dress Goods-
10 pioccs Shine-l1 two tone novelties,
could 1.51 t 101: pcr yard, but this sale
must count, at" 1. 11:.
’0 pirc 1- s colorrd 111cc bourcttos, sold
1:1 cryubcic at :101: per yard, to make u
livcly run, 301‘. (
12 piccos silk and wool 11.11.11.411: will
surprise you »~thcy arc 7711: per yard, but
“'1: will sell tln'm for 7101‘, 11nd plaids are
lln- things for skirts as well as waists,
cut diagonally.
5 piuccs Scotch hcatiicr nurtures, l‘.'_.
yards widc, we have often sold them 051:
this sale, .301“.
5 pieces 40-inch black figured fancies,
these are very cheap at title, this salon}?
llipicccs all wool 45-1nch Jquuard
suiting, sold all through New York for
1301:, our price, 501:. .
.3 i-inyh black matcluisc, largo pattern,
could get $1.171 per yard, this sale, $1.00.
40-inch :111 wool lxcm‘ictta, sold by all
for 500, our price, 370.
Iligh class black dress goods, $1.00,
$l.‘.’.’1, $1.50 and $1.75 per yard.
Jackets and Capes.
Itis thciit and not the cloth that
maki‘s thcgarmcut look well. Perfect
fitting, tailor made garments, and 11111111:
onlyhyiirst-clusstuilors, and our put~
runs knowing that they save. from $2.00
toéz'mu on 11 garment, has made our
( Ll) \K Kim.“ lr‘AMUl'n FRUMIJAN-
lil' ill Tl) BELLL ISLAND, FROM
STAMFORD TU BRIDGEI’ORT.
Capes.
10 black beaver double copes, $1,011
if» block bcavcr strapped capes, 1 : .510
cxtru
sizes, called by tho makers
sleeves, silk tape. sizcs from
suits, beautifully
111111111
are perfect goods, rt'nl . . _ 12 black bouvlo double capes, for
at 50c. '10 Ill'N't‘." onibrc plaids. thcscaro phuds trinnncd. 3' _,-,
that 11m 11 shading of colors 1.11.111... the . L3 salts plush'cupcs. a plum, .l. 1.1
1.3 salts plush (opus, 20 incln-s long $0.00
10 bunch! lhcbct, trimmed, 30 inch-
es long,
plaid with 11 lace-Work over cil‘cct. V1-1'y
piotly in dvsign 1111d1'olor for whole
stilts, fi‘lL
.‘1‘ pieces 50-inch two tonc 11111t1'laiso
lilo.
0.00
Jackets.
Wu soil lln- (lold Modal and Priestly
him-k owls. they are the bust. in tho
Wlilhl.
1'. p101 cs bluvl' hnnrieltath 1t 1111} house
wdl usl. you :3! 001"111.11ur 111111: 7.)».
12 black, bluc, green and tan kcrsoy ,
jackets. 13.50
17» black bouclc, strappcd scams. 7.50
1': (11.17.1111 iiiissos jackets, from 150111 l'.’
H dozcd childrcn's jackets, 1.05 to i
1111:11v111ix1 d \I'Huh 11,; icy hosc,
regular Villlll‘, lii1,t\vu pulls
The celc
English
CHEESE. CHEESE. CHEESE.
lbosc who .11'1- Iovci . ol the gt-ouiuc 911111111: Roquctort can dcpcnd on getting the _.;:11uiuc 111111: lc here
()111 {.1111 y (lili Ldgc Cicumcry Butter, live pounds for one dollar.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 5T..
TELEPHONE CALL. 58-2
IMPORTED
Holland.
bruicd "\‘uu Russcn llrai" brand of Edam Cheese is receguizcl throughout the world as lbclfiucs
in quality. It is guaranteed full cream, and it is the leading brand in the market.
France.
0
Switzerland.
llea1hpinrtcrs for thc pure Swiss cheese.
American.
Dairv, I’mc Applr l-‘uin'v White Full L‘i'enm,Ncuf1‘bzitcl, Philadelphia Cream, Club House
The best goods 111. the lowest prices.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
SO. NORWALK.
Ju
3 lb stone pol assorted iclly, 23 cis 3 cans if. j. peas, 25 1:15
3 “ “ “ '1 preserves, 23, ctr; 4 “ tomatocs, 25 cts
1 ” “ “ “ “ to 1:15 3 “ pumpkin, 25 115
Sweet potatoes, pcr park 15 1:11: 4 " . sweet corn, :5 1:15
IO in kit, meckcmi, 98 (‘15 111 lbs. outmcni, 23 1:15
2 lb c1111 corned llt‘t‘f, 17 1:11; 5 “ best ricc, 25 ale
2 “ “ roast “ 19115 6 “ best starch, 25 1:15
1 “ box gloss starch, 15 1:15. ‘1' (1 “ soda crackers, 25 ms
Alaska salmon per 1: '11, 1.2 1:15 5 “ ginger snaps, 25 ms
5 lbs washing soda, 5 tTIS 5 “ lcmon cakes, _ 25 cts
llcsl C
Donovan Building,
ST A FEW
That’s all we have of these delicious Green (logos, 3-“) can and
llartlctt l’cn 1's. 24b c1111 choice fruit, licnvy sugar syrup at
. IOCA Can
ll 11y all you w out for the winter, w‘e can‘t get any more at this
price.
SOME Pmcts WORTH REMEMBERING.
rcnmcry llutlcr in 10 and 20 ll) tnb‘s,1‘.lc lb.
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
South Norwuik
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET ‘NORWALK.
D U U -
no mount. to.» 1111.1- ,1...
‘ I!!! Went lulldtmen.
An "American girl traveling alone in 11
compartment our from Ostend to Vienna
was annoyed by two Englishmen who bo-
son by storing at her and ended by rank-
ing remarks about her in French. '
She took no notice of them, but busied
herself in the cornereent noon the window,
writing with pencil in u notebook.
Assuming that she did not understaudl'
French, they commented upon her beauty,
stylish appearance and innocence and ex-
changed eurmlees respecting the extent of
her futhcr’ u fortune.
\Ihile thpy were debating whether it
would be worth while for them to flirt
with her she at once rang the bell for n
porter, and, speaking in cxeollcntFr-ench,
gave directions for her luncheon, which
she expected to take on the train.
The two men looked at each other in
amazement. They bud been talking about
her for half an hour on the opposite scat
without suspecting that she understood
their faulty French. Then, continuing
their conversation in German, of which
they knew less than they did' of French,
they rallied each other upon their misad-
venture end decided that so hnndsomeu
girl must have a rich father, and that war-
tinge with her would be a good speculu-
tion. This went on until 1111 English trov-
clcr from the next compartment come in
with n train officinl and bogged their use
eistuncc.
“i do not speak German," he remarked,
“end this 1111111 is trying to tollme some-
thing which probably I ought to know."
The ticket collector, speaking in Ger-
man, explained that the Englishman had
got on the wrong train and would have to
get off at the next station and wait sew
ernl hours forn return train unless be pre-
ferred to buy 11 ticket for another Station
further on, where he could make a better
connection. ,
The interpreters did their best, but they
could not i’ullyclcnr up the situation. The
ticket collector finally turned to the lady
and asked her if she understoml “or-1111111,
1Shcnoddcd her hood and immediately gave
the confused tmvclcr the correct infamy}-
tlmncuubling him to decide what he would
(10. '
The two" dnudics were silent when the
ticket collector and the passenger retired.
from tho compartment. Embarrassed by
the ovidcncc that thc American girl had
understood their (icrrnun as well as their
French, they snid nothing 111111-11, but set-
tlcd tllcmsclvcs back in their seots'und
closed their eyes. The lady went on with
her writing.
Winn the train reached Vienna, she burn
a liulllllt’l‘iif‘ lcavcs out of her notebook
and handed them to the two 1111111, with tho
sarcastic. remark:
"l have corrected some of your French
and German. Possibly my notcs will help
you 'to improve as linguists. ”—Youth'e
Companion.
Change of Air.
A very favorite last resort of the eight.
ecnth century physician was to send a.
patient to visit the place of his birth, sinco
it- was thought. that “natal air" would ho
likely to provc peculiarly lic1icficial. This
lost theory, although somewhat ludicrous
when viewed from our modern standpoint,
strikes 11111 iii-l being smoothing more than
n more piece of plausible cuipiricism. It
shows that in spite of: thcir torriblu faith
in phv sic tho 111ntursoftuoscdn) 3 did not
lose sightof tho importance of conforming,
to 11' illirc's sprnummmc
Although the hencth i.1l effort. of scnvov-
ogre Wit-l to some 1‘.\t1nt rcmgnizcd, it is
cosy to understand that theships of the
scvcnim-nth and cightcouth conturii's,
dump 11nd stuffy bolow 11nd provisioned
with suit junk and hard biscuits, scarcely
gnvi- :1 brokvu down invalid :1 fair chance
of drriviug unygrciituuiount of good from
11 chungcot‘ air taken under such condi«
tions.
Generally speaking, we how consider
that son. 11nd mountain air owes its virtue
to its 1'1‘1'1-dnn1 from organic. impuritics.
Probably it is this quality more thou any
other which gives it its 1'1'vlving effect on
ihosc who have lu‘cn living in tho cloggnd
11nd polluted atmosphoro of large towns.
Yul purity 111' the utmosphcn' per so is no
prcvrntivo of thnsc vt'l'y ailments which
bring the iiizljurity of patients to sousido
\vnturiug places and highland sanituriums.
If uny invalid who bus thus sought rclicf
Wct'c tn luko cul‘dful note of tho natives of
his favorite health rcSort. he would proba-
bly bo disquicicd to llud that polo, sickly
childrcn 11nd oiling ndults worn by no
1111-11111; unconnnon. Patients with weak
lungsnrc oftcn soul: to winter In Devon
and Cornwall, although the mortality from
pulmonary discusos 1111111115: tho pcrmnm'ut
residents of thorn: i'nvon'd counlh's is not 11.
whit loss than 1111111111: tho dwclh-rs in tho
111idlundsn11d thc north. Yrt the undoubt-
l‘ll fact l'vlnniils‘ to In: 111'1'1illilt1'tl {01‘ that
such migrants towurnnsr climcsnlmost ul-
ways derive marked boncllb from the
cilantro—Notional llcviow.
A Good Story.
Cuptnln lluriis of Dunning, \‘clx, told
the w 1 111 r 11 lnuuhuhli: storv tho othrr day,
and. as tho 11111111: of the immortal Lincoln
is rnnncrtvd with it, it. is worthy of rcpt-ti:
lion. In 1810 or 11450 the captain wnsn
Iadof 12 or 1:1, 11le;: at his purcutal homo
mmmwhcro in lilinois—Christlnu county,
H l 1'1-1111-111bcr rightly. That old homo won
often vislu-d by Lincoln us he journeyed to
and fro attending to legal business, and it
was also much frequented by tho preachers.
Um- 1lny Lincoln 11nd llpl'l'lll'lllll‘, having
left llit‘ll' llul'scs ldtchcdnt 11 short distance
from the door. Word in tho house at the
sonic timc. 'l'ho prcnchcr‘s hot-111: won very
old and 111ls1:r11bly poor. The other lmys,
lcd on by the ruptuln, who must hnvo been
11 mischievous youth, authored n dozen or
mom: stout. sticks and prople up timt old
horse. \‘l’hcrcvvrn projecting b11111: unvo
opportunity tin-y not 11 prop, and Dobbin
stood Hidil'k still. on if he thought 111111111-
tldug of thc kind rimmisenry. Then the lads
rctirml 11nd wnichcd from n covrrt. Pros:
cutly idncoln and the preacher 121111111 down
tho walk tmgvthvr. and when Lincoln now
what tho boys had done he was «11111111111111
with lnughtor. Pointing to tho homo ho
mid, “No one but 11 preacher, summrlcd as
pmwhorn arc in this port of the country,
Would lmvo thought of krcplug up his
horse that way. "wlluusekcupui‘.
The Very Man.
A t'lct‘lcul looking numb-1111111, in the
hope of obtaining 11 contribution, cutorcd
tlu' ”“111: of 11 nowspupcr, and, finding tho
editor in, said:
"l mu soliciting old for 11 gentlemen of
refluomrnt end lntolllgcnm who is in 11111111
of 11 little reudy nmnoy. but is too proud
to make know 11 his sufferings "
"\Iln," 11x v'lnlmod the editor, “I' in the
only 1111111 in town that answers timt 111-
ecriptioni What‘s the gentleman's 111111111?"
" l'm sorry to say 1 am not at liberty to
disclvmc it. "
"i1 must be me, person. Beacon pros
per 5 on in your good worki" sold the 11d-
itor. «loin: 1min a memorial
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