’ $420 ninth . theflraost
It is paid that he never so
hlaend. and he was not partie-
2 , let his tools, they say. .
Win it is affirmed that the
5 ., aware of the di ereuce in the
books and would at a Zaehns-
n is with the same scant cour-
._ he exercised toward a penny
fihvol. Covers appeared to him a
weight and decidedlyin the way,
, emu got rid of them by ripping
“‘ o8. Sometimes the book was bor-l
p said that in the end his friends
; to give him any book which he
., edio bOrrow, for they knew that.
twelve ever returned, its usefulness
hookwould be at an ond.—-Youth’s
panics.
. in. Total Blunder.
InBeautiful our," in: cool, “can't you
we we? I will try to liyo it down.
_ become great for your sake and
We the world envy you as my wife. "
We.” the fair girl replied, and there
' a resolute ring in her voice, “it
n at be." I must respect the promise
‘I made to my mother upon her
fdnflhbod."
He‘knelt at her feet and looked bo-
neeohingly up at her. unmindful of tho
, , that the flies were congregating in
arm upon his person.
one." be gleaned, "do not leave
, . . there alone. I cannot, I will not,
fills you upl It Would kill me. You are
., only one I ever can love. Say that
on will, recall the words that you have
fiat spoke—J mean spoken"—
"Ahli’ she interrupted. “There it is
: 110,120, a thousand times no! It
' hotbel I am sorry for you, but
are not in the same class. I hope
but some day you may find another
It. will make you happy. "
{than she bounded lightly over the
' and started on a dog trot back to-
, Boston, while the young man laid
a chehk upon an ant hill and wept.
ewes from Buflalo and ten minutes
ore had said, "I done it.”—Clevc-
land Leader.
no)! Do Men In Mars Behave?
It does seem a cruel thing that what
sort of beings the Marsian irrigators
may he should never be to us anything
~ ,~ beyond a hypothesis. They may have-—
« and they probably have—senses and
forms very diflereut from all that we,
reasoning by analogy from the creatures
:on our planet, can imagine. Do they
exceed us in intelligence? Have they
found means to use the forces-o! nature
' in a way not dreamed of by us? There,
II here, are there some overburdened
with wealth and others in misery and
Want? Do they, like us, massacrc‘oach
other and deem this the most glorious
goccupation in which beings endowed
emu h locum ”
‘ t "aided him in the attain- ,.
, and polishing than is necessary. therefore
with reason can be engaged? Do they
r 2.
’2‘ ., ¢have kings and gravel before them? Do
., ,ythey overeat and overdrink themselves?
“there the vaguest resemblance in their
thoughts and habits to coral—London
‘Truth.
% In the Bismarcklan Vela.
‘ ' ‘ The reply of Jules Fuvre when Bis-
marck said that if any one had begun
, to count six milliards at the birth of
Christ he would not yet have completed
‘his work is in tho best Bismutcklun
vein. “Well." was the answer, “that
is precisely why I have summoned to
my side some one who began to count
even before the birth of Christ,” the al-
lusion being, of course, to the Jewish
bankers Blelohroder and Erlauger. And
it is easy to picture Bismarck growling
jot his physician, “Don‘t ask so many
questions,” and then caving in to the
retort: “Then please consultavcter-
Inauguration. He asks no questions. “
luSIturday Review.
A True American.
l ‘ flutbnslaslio Briton (to seedy Ameri-
Mn, who has been running down all our
mutual monuuumtsy-liut ovv u it" our
‘ of parliamentlmmi‘t in it, as
‘say, with the Masonic temple of
,7 ‘ , surely, sir, you willadmlt the
My; embankment, for instance--
ieedy Americana-Was), guessl don’t
" h so darned much of your Thames
manhunt neither. it rained all the
named time the night I slept on it.»
Male Enquirer.
~ to estate
law reception at the homes! are-
null: married Chicago couple was pro.
Wuflmootbly when the wife, who
Weimlatlua among the sass», heal-ll
ll of ”Oh, Alice!” from her hus-
_'Wsn u a. dearlul" said she. .
lithium: and l want you to settle a
for us. Am i yourfuurth or filth
l”--0iuelaaetl Enquirer.
a.
~.,
1 opens]
Cigarettes
‘ ., or venous
wlrfiour near. ,
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"‘A STRAIGHT 1‘1?"le
HOUSEKEEPERS
As silverware enters so largely into the
useful and ornamental articles of nearly
every housebold,the best means to clean,
polish and preserve the same will be up-
prociated by every good housekeeper, as
nothing about the house bespeaks of
neatness and cleanliness more than clean
and brilliantly polished silverware.
It is a fact than ten times as much sil-
verware is worn out or ruined by the
use of improper materials for cleaning
nothing but the best material should be
used to clean and polish youreilvurwaro
SlLVER CREdlvlll
will clean your silver better, quicker and
escape: than any known substanco,whilc
t. e ‘
Perl Star Cleaning Powder
will imparts polish that cannot be ex-
celled for brilliancy.
Silver Cream and Red Star Pow-
ds r
are the best silver polishes in the World.
They contain no grit acid or poisons,
will keep your-silver bright as new with-
out scratching or injuring it in the least.
Samuel Comstock,
Sole Agent for Norwnlk,
North Main Street, South Nonvalk.
Did you ever get tired of sec
lug the word
AGETON-- . . ._
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? r r
[f you are troubled with
Headache, Rheumatism. Neural
(In, Bed Golds, 820.
Try a few powders, and you
Wlll never t1 re oi recommend-
ing 1t to your afflicted friend.
When called to a case of La
anpe, Dr. Murlnud always
gives the lollowmg prescrip
tlon:
B. Aceton.l
M. FLl’ulv b’». la.
file?“ one every hull hour. tlll perspir-
cvery lour hours.
A. LJIARLAND
This success in the curl: cl
this disease is world wide.
Aeeton can be obtained at
R. H. Pluistcd’e.
ll. Y..Iow Haven & Hal-tiers
RAN-ROAD. 3
m: Leave South Norwalk u lollovm
' For Now York.
ll. tenuous sun was. m. an, M
gigIOMJIM. l’. M’. u 2.1“.MoJM.
smoutmewna'ts u. now.
annulus.
LII. slam. ow. P. M. littlmno'm
Lonvo Maw York for nationally
Lama). omm.sm.sw.mos.iom. um.
"calm .lll.lul.aun. am. m we. HID.
o.u.slm.sos.loo.sm.uao.uoo.
screens.
Ll. loam. Ml. 2300,1200.
Loos. South Norwulk 2‘
for Now Huston.
A. ll. Us. l to. use. 2 awn, n ‘1. no». u e
U M. H. at. lil-bJ autonomous. I'll. or
am also. on. n m.
A.
9”.
‘01.
' oanadnv mvmlon.
Lav-v. to. Nari-mill.
Adi. small. P.M.llll.lm.nl.lu
seniors.
Ml. til. Mt. no.
LIIVO D-nbury.
on. lfllmlt’ldlwulhhl. ”use.
, serum.
Add. ass. Ml. not.
”humerus ”
Pillllllllllllll
no no u
‘ IQ '
w 4 , , om
, roturn,,hc found that Matthews had flue
as»
BM , low was: a roar.
minimum wwtlnolhmo ,
, , 'l'hrouuh clarion night of pain.
7% darkened homes the words use llght, 9
And taint tools tool thumr’s might. . , '
While posters lmu‘smlll height 2
his: sing a sons in vain. ‘
wGoorzs 'r. Packard in Team'- companion.
Ah Sin was the toes: Chimes sad
hold our lives, our digestions and on:
pulse of mind in his hands. out llyos he
was pleased to spare. Once Scott, who
was the literary member of the mess, do-
terrnlned to write hlm up. but when he
had got as far as ”Ah Sl‘u was a char
actor" and was looklug‘at the assertion
with his a pulsed lualr ready to swoop
down, h been lookin' at lt,..ln' fact, for
15 xuluutes, oflicet's ca l rounded, and he
had to go. An hour or so later, upon his
lubed off the sentence with a Inllpago
skutchof Sln'wblch was so much better
tbun'tbo story promised tube that Scott
put the shoot of foolscup on the wall with
two tacks and never resumed his sflort.
Sin had occasion toclcan‘ the memo
month later. He saw the sketch and liked
it so well that he dropped his broom and
stood for some time looklng at it. '1‘ hon
he took the thumb tucks out, fastened the
paper straight, looked at it again, stunted
and went on with his sweeping.
Scott’s room Was in a tearful state, and
it put him in a bad temper. The fact that
the dlsordor was due to a baby only
heightened his wrath,— for Sin was not
fond ot babies. The lieutenant himself
wasn’t an orderly mun. Llcutcunntu tore-
ly are. They have so much tldlucss forced
upon them at West Point that it takes
them at least until their captaincy to get;
over their hatred or it. Yet no one man-—
no, our :30 mcn«~cnuld burn raluced a room
in such a slate of chaos. It had when u
child, [Hid that child the Woods' baby, to
accomplish the perfection of confusion.
The Woods’ baby was popular and much
sought after. It was commonly called the
Youngstcr and was consldored interest
lug, Just why Sin could not see. Nor
vnllkl ho understand Scott's motive in let
ting it got into his booksnnddosk and
bureau drawers. Even the ink was spilled.
'l’hcrefore Slu stopped short in the middle
of the room once again and swore many
times oaths which would have discouraged
a trooper and which could only how bu'll
learned in a mining cum).
in truth the (minimum had cooked {or
mlners for 15 years He oouplml tho name
of tho Ynurlgster with lmprecatinnsl the
most horrible, and took his revenge (it. lust
by mnptying twu boxes of proliily colored
randy into the waste basket. He knew
that Scott would not (low to suynnythlng.
for the lieutenant was aware that llw
Clllnmnmr was aware that 2-ycsr~r.lld blw
lrlcs should not holed on French candy
and that should the Yuullgslcr’s im‘d‘hor
more learn the nnluroof lllmlllracliml that
lured her son in Scott's room she would
put n stop to his frequent and rrnllnutlcd
visits. Once Mrs. Wood hurl aslwd him
why lllD holly always mlhxl lusllly llm
lullsmnnlc Word "more” whenever be up"
roared. Scott pll‘allvd ignorance. Only
lzu and tho Youngsls‘r know that "mum?"
was synonymous with “candy," and they
kept. their own counsel.
of course it was not Sln’s business lvl
[rive tho liuulonunt’s mom :2 Cleaning-z, but
lbcvustom llllll been established in this
\vlsv:
Sin lnul been hired by the moss in Sop.
lumber. At Illl‘ m ll of Fox‘vlcmlwr be ll: ll
lwou paid his wage. , to the amount of {-22.1
’l‘bo nut ullm-nnon-lm not \lpllIllll‘llf'llv
lurly 1.:(Hlllllllllll'l‘, Win-thud his dishes vum~
fully and Wont tn lunl; up Warner. Woe
nor \Vusuut utu llll"ltl‘l‘1ll\l‘l}’. llo Wont
across the hall to Lul‘nuvr's quarters. Luz
inner, low, was out. Then he llclnoli him-
self to lellhuul's house. Mullluml ma».
in. 110 “as Fludlnusly inclined, luul llilll
lakvn off his blouse, put on u Sllll'lkli"
jnl'kl‘l. lighted a pipe and settled hlumll
down to his Imoli. He sat and lnukml ill.
lilc uppurillnn in the doorway, for the (‘v-
lsslizll scorned (lll‘ l‘lVlllZl'll lll'lll'l‘(‘\llll:.{ hl'
lumping luoll'ro ho ontcml. "Well, Sin: "
"Soy, Nisan Mulllrm. you ulmnu-o illvo
lfuiln?” “(ilv(\_vnll$.3! What for?” “Mo
bloke." “Why. you only got. Dillll luau.
night." “All: lxlulwnlloomnu‘v." “limo:
playing: inmun?” “You." “Icnn't help
you llwn. l‘m broke loo."
Flu know this was not trun~llmt until
at least tlmllflb ul' tho mnnlli own in SW»
null lieutenant lure some pnylcll. “lib,
wt out. You got Homelands." "lf 1 have,
you aren‘t going: to not any. So clmr
out.“ :r‘ln assumed n tm'itlllcss but \vln-
hind smllo. "Nulilmo lltllo lllvullulln?“
“lined heavens, what. a homely thing you
are! Nu, not mm lltllo ‘lllvu (lulla."’
Mulllnml resumed his reading and Sin
llmkl'dnt him torn numlont \vllh an un~
lullnnnullloexpression in his lyos. Then
in: [IllllL'll out. and shut the door. ‘
Next. be hunted up Brooks. Brooks wnu
notu promising: subject. liven Hill, who
did not know that on heiress was the first
lleuusnant’s one aim in life. mallard this.
[in wasu nmuwlmso uplnlon of himself
was in inverse proportion to his size. llls
film was smooth and polnled, his nlomh
thin and his glasses sot smurcly on a new
lurgocuough to have pleased cvon Nupw
lmn, the "root believer in blgr liners.
llnmku was jllatlll'mslng for a dance no
lllu hours; of one of tho llllln‘flfll'fl. lie was
doing; hlslluaml had his ulnmmsnn. ilo
turned and looked at and through No
will: the same expression he always worn
wlwn u new girl without money aplwnrcd
on Ms social horizon. “What do you
want?" he asked. "Mlssa Blocks, me
want hollow lllvc dollu. " ”I haven't got
it." And he mtllrucd to his tic. “Mu
bloke,” mill Sin plalntlvely. ”i can‘t
help tlm.” “lilo payee you lnmollow.”
”No, you won’t. You’ll play lanmnnml
lose more than you‘ve get" “You no
londeo mo lllve dollal" “No, I won’t.
Now go away from here. "
it was alter this experience, which had
lessened Slu's trust in human nature, that
he tried lsoott. l-loott was tilled book in a
chair with his hundsln his pockets, look-
lhg at the picture of s qumnly blond, who
Was his latest, when the lbinmuan opened
the door. Bill's eyes took in the situation
at a glance, and he answeml the young
olilcor's rather shaululamd smile with one
of appmolallve guild humor. "llollol
What are weather at this lama-of the night
when all good Cinnamon anemia be pluyn
log tannin?" ”Hutu" “I say, what do
‘ you mm... mm soils. mum soon.
then
new the (lichens did
order, and that alone was worth to.
-:-.lll“ll wild animals as infested the heavily
era months
.lueids of
8 , had struck
‘ . ‘andhaxllmta.
an hour; so the in.
ovulosruble spot.
2 it know that "
ejaculated the lieutenant. Sin smiled
Smtt wavered for a moment,
to Llwld. fillers, take
5,
’
lubed. Scott found, museum upon
for 85 at the llmt o1 every month. It. was
neveriaoro than that,» but it neoesslmoal
economy in the 11th of flowers for the
blood and her successors, and candy for the
Youngntar. not once a mouth at. least
the lieutenant found his rooms in perfect
lio
always paid Slu for other johnsuch as
mending sham and making bookshelves,
and cleaning his saddle. and ironing his
culls and collars, and oven painting his
buggy. That thing which the Celestial
could not do. if he were so minded. Scott
had yet to llluh
» Had it not been for his gaming procliv-
ltlos Slu would have been urlch man at
the end of six months undwould have
been able to no book to China for a life of
luxury. Besides his pay, the sums ob-
tulnud from limit and occasional tips
from the others, he had another means of
livelihood. Ho hurl not been in the post
two weeks before he bud gotten IlC.l'llllFil-lllln
mm the oommlmdlng olllcor to trap ull
wooded reservation. It was an exclusive
privilege. He caught {tires and Wildcats
and rabbits, but. those paid poorly in com-
} crime with polecats. The rabbits be dis-
posed of in the garrison, the force mul
wildcats ho lnoloscd in the back yard.
vxlu-rc tbcysvrvl-d to kccpout intruders
lwltnr than us many bulldogs. But the
1o}m:les—~sblcl for tholr skin, llvsb und
medicinal properties in Uhlnulrwm—
brought many n‘dnllar to Hill's cxclu-qucr.
It was because he found the post such a
mlncof wealth that be stallion in the
cows. A large part of the tinacliowoa
.wllu uuundurablo, but whenever llll‘tllrh
coztlsfmrllon of the lmohulm'a began to
mimics: llacll tlm plainly llu'll Sin would
Hl‘llll his ways, cool: his best—«which was
only llull‘ bud—grin his most amiable and
lune his mmls on limo for several days in
«mansion. This line of conduct “mild
lull thonlllr'ersmxd put. them lnufluum
l f mind lo cnduru yer another monllx.
ltur at lost them cumo a lion: when the
l2‘rl,‘$:€ rebelled. “See, here. Scull, that
l ll.l;lllllll§(.’t‘llfl§li.‘ll of yours lsrcdm-lnu nu-
t. u tll‘filmptlc old age," cmnplnlm‘d Mm.
l'lnws on the morning of Fob. 27. "We
haven’t. hall a meal on time in in week,"
l‘vllllcllll‘lmu'r. “The dishes are :rlmml-
1 .lflly dirty." sold llnmlis, “What on l'Illlll
rmlms you hang on to him so. H-oll‘."
.‘lmtbvws asked. "llo‘ (bios jobs for him,"
answered lll‘nnlw. Scoltlurnud and looked
:l Brook‘s with llro in his eye. “ls'or
Mllll‘lll my him.“ he rolorl‘cd with (imp
lfl‘l'illls quiet. Malllnml interposed: “We
oll know you pay him, of course. lint
32m must mimll we are brim; slowly rc-
. thorough trial. '
he .
After that, the precedent being ostal»
‘ $l00 Reward SIQD.
, shoes. a most ‘
and can distinctly say
lhntltuoes all. ilmt more than 5'0“
claim." It instantly Wtho sting out
9: com and beaten.» Allen's Fart—ease
1s a certain care tor twellca. martian.
ashlar. blistered’ormeutiug feet. d
by all droughts and shoe stores, twenty;
five coats. . Barnplo sent free. Address
Allen S. Granted. loner. N. Y.
mam Shake
lug to others,but is dangerous lathe pen
son who has it. One minute cough cure
will guiekly put an end to it. E. P.
Wee‘ .Norwalk, and G. C Stillson. So.
Norwulk.
cure lor Headasho.
As a remedy for all forms of Head—
ache Electric Bitters has proved to he
the very best. It talfects a permanent
cure and the most (headed habitual sick
headaches yield to its influence. We
urge all who aroaflliotorl to pmzure a
bottle. and give this remedy it fair trial
In cases of habitual constipation Else
trio Bittersoures by giving the neede-
tone to t in bowels, and few cases long
resist the use of thismodioiue. Try it
01100. Fifty cents and $1.00 at Stillson’s
and Wood’s Drug Stores.
DoWitt’a Witch Hazel Salve is an an-
tiseptic, soothing and healing applica—
tion for burns, scnlds, cuts and bruises.
«to, and cures piles like magic. Itin-
smmly stops pain. (4.0. Stillsou, South
Norwulk, E. 1’. Wood, Nurwulk.
_.~M,..A, _.,l....,. m... ,. .,__,_...~.,._. ..
The Discovery Saved Ills Lila.
Mr; G. lulllouotto. Drought. Beaver»
ville, Ill. says: "To Dr. King‘s New
llismvcry I owe my life. Was when
Willi Lu (Hippo and lr'l-‘d all the piiyzel-
clans for mill-s :ilrml, but of no oval]
and was given up and lnirl I could not
live liming; Dr. King's .5th Diwali—
crg in my slum I H'lll for It lmttll- uiul
.“oguu its ow null fnjnn the first (1.21:4)
hogan in ,Lfl‘f lwtlvr. null llfll‘l' using:
llm‘v lwlllm‘ was l1); and about again.
it is \Vffl'lll its. would in gold. We
won‘t liclqrsnvrcnrlnlusvwililout it."
(ll-t 22 iron trial i“! tilillmu's and “‘04 21's
llrl‘w Stores.
In
Spmd and safely are the \mlobwonls
(if the ago. One minute cough curoacts
ligwcdily, safely and never fails. Asth-
ma, lxlullchltls, coughs and colds are
currd by it, E. P. Weed, Norwalk, and
{.i. (7. 511115011, South Nl’u‘wulk.
'l‘llerezlmlrrs of this popu‘ will be
pleased to learn (but llwre is ill. léua‘l l'lll‘
dreaded disease that soimco has 11cm
ublu to cure in all its Flow-s :lml Illl‘i is
lialarrh. Hull's (Jaturrli (lure is flu:
only lxlsitive euro mew known to the
Iniaflluul fraternity. (,‘:‘.l;cl‘l‘ll being it
(lured to skin and bonus and mllnwnvss.
r'ml lhruo times in the leaf work i haven't
lull .‘mv luncheon.” "‘1 know. l'w rim-
“.n to him about. ll," Small aniwwml new
lolly. “ll'a ynurduly to ynurfullmv own.
if you don't like Ho job. 1‘” do it."
"We‘ve lllflllixl‘3.‘l‘ll with him about long:
l‘ZlHllgll. l‘mnn. guzt rid of him tonight;
v.4." In the owl Smut pl'umlml. llu lilo ll
l..'lllll‘l‘. Morl'owr, he know that fill lliml
Hm.
Sl-ounlmusrml Mmmr with tho Yonnu~
ltll'l‘ most of the morning and rl-lu-ul ln
llllllll ul llxl task lu‘lfl’x‘ Hm. llt.‘ Hi. the
luy a" '* .lllll,’ "more" lusrily from his
l‘lullll‘l'Wi arms llltll mvnl oll' lo drill. All;-
lr drill he wont llrst lo his room lul‘ :3 low
Luminous and tlu-noo to llw mus hull.
2.225 the first to urrlw. :me lbw-o \vos nut, u
sign 01' llllll‘lll‘lel. ‘l‘hn lll‘l‘zrltl‘usl‘ llirlll’s
worn still all the lilllll‘. :lml rill: was mice};
in tho bunkln his room. Soon muglxc
him by llzu shoulder, r‘lmuk lllm roughly
:Lllll inquired forcibly wlmt. lm mount by
icing: mluol‘ m, it) o‘rlwl’. \2‘lll'll they \‘wru
:lll “ailing; (or luncheon The (‘hiunmzm
lulllillll nl him «hilly. “(lvl up. why don’t
5mm" h’lu man to :2 sltllnr mourn, l‘illr" ll
lli burrow llllu‘lL one to Swain-2 for" and
nnsuvml, Willing consixuglyfihllc no mu
ltlaio (ls) lll-bll ullw nigh: nullwm‘liw l‘lll‘t‘
next. day tun." “Ul‘l. up‘,” commanded
:‘t‘l‘L-‘J.
That night, ill. the behest of the rust of
:bo moss. he now the cork notice. .‘lu
protested uml bogged, but. t-‘rult \vzls llrm.
'l‘hu lumkl'asl. lth llllll‘llllll: was a lri~
umpb of lllll mlllnury urlwus Flu lnulor-
Mosul ll-mllllll the (’binmmln‘s‘ law was
“renewal in «ll'prl-mlnrv Mullins. lilltllls
« mplnyrl‘s cumlmmlol‘ulul‘ulc. llo rollm't—
(".l llmt he had still hm lluys in which 1:»
sullen tlu-lv hmrls and regain Hm right. lo
I‘llllllll’ll )mlwnls on llm rosm‘vnllou. ll"
wuslu'd llm brmld‘usl. dishes lu loony mul
val-coiling but \Hlll‘t‘rl, putllwm mvuy Inuit-
past ll. be wvm. down to wulrll lvlllstvl‘.
'l‘ln-m was it large crowd of the post and
my people sluulllng Mung: llm ldgn of llm
drill ground following the mumllvcra
with much lnu-n‘stmml the films wlllml it
lint llu‘ (‘hlluunuu should lmmwu lo lalzu
up his position beside tlm Youumlc-r and
his nurse. The Yuuunslor, us has lwn
lwfuro stated. dlll not appeal to NH. New
ortbulusa he realized that the surest. way to
hulml child. As for tho Yollilggslcr, he
found filo most ouguulmt
lull. til-nil. on his big lml‘s", gorgeous in
his yellow plume, oulmlnhcd tbonlmw-
tllm of own tiiolloluallnl‘s run. As lm
mellow-d by the Youumdcr wot/labial hlm
with open nmulh, uudwhcu ho had gone
somudlstmwu the baby, whose round blue
eyes saw nullllm: clscwultrml u “ll-rhino:
“Micro” and tulllllnd f-wwul'd at the top of
his speed. It was done so quickly that
everyone in the «ward mmld only cusp
llllll rccnllnud the negro nurse lumped bunk
wltbosrrvom. Hill aloud kept his head
and thought faster than be ball ever
thought before. He disliked the child,
but Hoott liked it, and Scott hold the ruins
of theme» la hlshamls. Therefore, Stu
walled no longer. llo. ton, dorm! fol'u
ward, bur-bod out his thin yullmvbund
amt mmuht the long lluxuu hair, lhmwlng
charging light butturlos‘ gulls.
When Sin was well enough to leave the
post hospital, thus) months later. when
on his head was only a vvhlte‘mm. Mm
Wood mat to him and uttered to take him
”Wmmhmrths mess but! dim
f‘lll, llllll thorn—ho was lulu: Milli-ring 2y ,
“t"
l;.', and, having lllllslwll his tasks by bull ,
molt Hmttwns to be kind to this silky '
tho 'l’ouugstor buck Wlth a fearful jerk”
and then went down lllmscll under the“
horses’ huolu, under the Wheels of the
Ma arm was out of the slim; and the sear
loonslltutiruzaldoresoruulirl-s a ljllllhll-
itutionnl treatment. Hall's (.‘aturrb
.li't: l5 lulu l‘. lllU‘l‘llJllly,t1!‘illl‘,§llll‘i‘i‘.il}’
3 upon lbw lull \ ll lll'll inn-ionq surfaces l-f
'. lbs r~_‘v‘:~l't'lll, lln n-lly (ll atrwying llu' foun-
,.’;uir.u «l the din- ‘sl‘. om‘. giving ll.l‘ ”1.“;-
’, non! strength by unzlllinn’ up the min
l:zl.lut:nn :Inll :2.~'~’ 1;: union to do in.
i work. The uroprivtr be how an nun-b
faith in its curative powers, lhul they
lull‘crmm lulu-lard (lollzzrs for any case ‘
2mm it foils lo cum. helm for list of les-
Allrlrst I“. .l. (fl: any (v (‘4.
llllllilllllllrl.
'L‘quloJihiu. timid by droughts, L‘s.
‘ .Ms-.... -..... .—
l They are so little you hardly know
lyou are taking them. They cause no
.lfl‘lplllg, yr!» llmy out quickly and must
lrlmrmlxbl)’. Such arc the famous lillle
{pills known as llc‘Will'ra Illlllv Fairly Ris-
:l"l'.~‘. Mimi! lll sir”, gum in rvsults. ii,
1 l’. \chl, Notwulk. (l. (,3. Stillsml, Soulb
, Norwalk. l
l
l
l CASTonIA.
‘ rs, -
ilhhlg g . .. H;
a: lure I’ -r‘""" 7
its!“ flu?" (5.3,: wrapper.
Chronic constipation iu :~_ painful, .lis-
1llll‘l‘t‘ul'll‘ and llt'usllortvnmgz dillirull)‘.
ll‘ «ll'runw's lllc syttlcm, I‘llllfil'ls' sit-k homi-
ncllo, boll l‘ll‘l‘lllll and polmns the blood
hmlv l‘lzlrly moors. ’l‘llwo lilrlo pills
are lll‘l‘lll regulators. l2}. 1’. Wood. Nor
walk. U. l. Hullwn, South Noru'ulk.
CABTOIIIA.
do. M...
The Inc-
:lullo
lllsnsturo
t!
ls an
era:
l View".
l
slmrtby novice-l. to break up an ordi-
nary cold. l’liouumma. brmlclmm and
oven (unismuption can be mum-ll l'v llm
prompt uw ofllllo Minulo (lunch (lure.
l). l’. Wei-ll. Norwulk, and (i. S. Slfll-
{and, Smith Norwulk.
cAs'I'cinxA.
The for is to
“It???" only
“.2 x6, 122222. m...
Wm“... ....W.nmw..- .......
Many )sllltlcal smokers, clernymru.
singers andolbers who use their voice
excessively. mly upon l )ao Minute {la main
(lure to prevent lmskinoss and luryupl us.
Its value as a preventive is only mauled
by its or to alfnrd lnnlnnuuwons ru~
lief. l. l’. Weed. Norwulk, G. (5. l-llilh
sou, South Norwolk.
awn. . .w a... "nuannuoww -n...
Bushlla'l Arnie: ism
Thebestaalvsin the World for cats,
bruises, mares, ulcers, salt rheum. favor
sores. hatter, ch , {an} hands. chilbhdns,
coins, undull slim eruptions. nod posi-
tively cures’lpllos. or no pay rmpnlml.
It is mmutml to give perfect satiation
lion or menu refuullssl. Price to cents
psrbcx. E. .Wseu and 0.0. Btlllsuu.
.Wmuuw.mnmnww .W
mm, some and all similar
, b show
A backing cough is not only annoy! 4'
. 'l'-"l‘| limo, .154.
ll v’uu lw l'mldllj.‘ n'l'rrwnw by Ilo-‘tl'rtl‘su
Manyllvos of usefulness llllVlflll'llll'lll’ ’
Ontario is Dr. Sensual, Pitchers
pmcrlptioa for Infants and 'lhil
dun. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine 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 veers’ use by
millions of Mothers Oastorla is the
Children’s Panacea-the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not he: “11‘”.de upon, but insist “pm
having Custom, and see that the fan-31mm
signature of
is on the W
wruppcrflid‘ m »
Weshallpro. ' ‘
loot ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tux Centaur: Company. 7? Murray SL,N.‘1
such? 95 by:
x : Examiner in
IT. 8‘. Patent Office.
“276 in l883
m»
pm.»
(idle-cs Main Street,
B“ l KM: EPORT. CfJNN.
HUNr
a . . .
ZELUFF
I
\Vholcsale
and
Retail
Dealers
in
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams, ,
Scauops.
sum 8. "Zulu?“
F.
e dunday‘mol‘nlnx a poor Inuit
dressed ”in his Sunday hast. having.
trudged ill the mayhem Baton, an.
lured the churchg‘al: Newbnryport and
look 0 mt near the ulpit. Presently
the service began. an the preacher had
not been speaking long More the vie»
itor from Boston begun to show signs
of excitement. As’the some!) proceeded *'
his body swayed backward and forward.
his eyes glittcrad strangely. and at
length he tell in a fit on the door. Two
demons of the church carried him cub
side, laid him down on the church
green, unfastened his collar and dashed
water upon him while he writhed and
rolled on the earth. '
At last the man recovered his senses
and was asked what ailed him. "0h.
such powerful preaching!" said he. “1
had heard before of men going into fits
under Whitfield's preaching, but I
never supposed it would double the up
so.”
"But,” said one of the deacons,
“that was not Mr. Whitfield Preaching,
but only a nearby minister substituting
for him this morning.” _
At this point the Boston man became
mud clear through.
"What!” be said. "Have I walked
50 miles, spoiled inybenlsuit of clothes
and bud fits and hover luurd Mr. Whit—
field after all? Well, I’ll be goldamed
if that isn’t the worst sell I ever had!"
mNcw l'orl: Recorder.
The I-‘lrxn's Entertaining Friend.
In lhc employ of n lzirgo wholesale
mm’cuntile house of this oily is a man
whose official title is “entertainer, ” and
he is down on the pay roll as such. His
connection will] the firm is not grin-1'—
ally known. it it were much of liisusc—
{illness would be gljfli”. Ills salary in
large, 1m in ' at one of the big hotels,
he lemurs lvcrylmdy, has a variety of
nl'mniplfilaments, and is one of tho
llll'nifllllli'st men In Ill! ill in this city.
Ila» poses as :2 fl'll‘llll of the sacral
v labors of the firm und vclun :1 pro-
l-‘pwlivo planet of a large order llilgll'lu‘l}
he drops into the ollim and an intro—
duction follows. The merchant ask if it
would be ll 0 much trouble [H show Mr.
Sound-so filmuf, and the (‘nivrl'uinu‘ ro—
plir‘s that it room he a grout plmeurc.
Thou follows a. dinner at the club, in-
trmluclirlns to genial and prunziln‘llt
men of the: town, and after the lbmtcr
prrlmps the visitor is given a glimpse of
lslnnd the scam-s. A wine supper fol-
lows, and :lflr-r it is over the visitor
thinks l‘llilzu’lolplziu is tho only city in
lllf' world, llilll ho subsrquunlly comes
(m r to piano ordrrs uil’n llll’ llvlmcd
purpose of spending (bu W nizig will)
his rim-naming friend.——l’hiladclpbiu
liuvllrd.
..
ll-
Tulloymnd'a Inlrigucs.
At first ’l'ulll‘yrnnll appears to have
desired a violvnr (loath for Napoleon in
the how of furthering his own schemes
during a long: imperial roy '1203. At all
(arms, l‘.-,‘ uniomly llppllfil‘d llll“. (if-pur-
inro of tin: lmpn es and (be king of
Fem" fru‘ln Paris. :‘(lf'r't‘l‘llll‘ll‘fih‘ it was
9 who mismatched Vill‘olla‘s, ll'n‘ 1JLS~
rillllell‘l‘ 1123.3 isr, m Nt"§$l'll’l‘lil‘ with a
ll llvl‘ in invisible ink which, \lel‘ll «16v
Gilda-ml. it run! out to bo an instrum-
lvlu riddle capable of two intuprollp
lions. Lump -: had long before stigmat—
law". the llllfl‘l.("lil_‘ll bishop 21:5 : more of
filth in a sill; z-loc hing. Murat Sui-.1 lw
wold mkl' a kick 1“ ,2..1 lll‘lllllfl without
slum liq: l: in l;l< lama. Ills fl-llnw cou-
Fglimlols ‘m in warmly lat: Lillrr in
llwir dislike than his um ml l‘lll‘llllC’S.
ll 11 it" pursuul llw own trm‘r (If his
course. smm‘riug inmundos, (lirifrilaut-
l
l
«lvpvnlis no the iron). of Ull‘ designer.
lea-.mlllul. delicate and vurlml taro llm
lulu-res in this stock. the most mum.-
llislo l'nnnut full in lm plonwd, if \vbzu
you want is not here, you mote up your
mind ll-‘s not. to ho hull.
Swingz's five.
_ Pointing, papa hanging and doom-M
mu.
if not («inventors for you to call at the
more. drop a Illih'llll, and lwill boplnlholl
to call on you with a full llnooi samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
Bust Novwalk, - . Uouneollcm
“551:7 .. ,. .. .-..m’
mannvoun
WANTS KNOWN
m THI
EVENING SENTlNEL
VOUNG- MAN
Why tulle the chance or ll) up:
without insurance. when our
Cleats a day wlll
lNSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR 31.000!
in ills: Cm. a day will give you an Eudow
«neat cl “.000 payable to’ynumll it you
live. ‘ th insurance, he stemming
else, the best is the cheapest. Insure All. the
Connecticut Genera
‘ tiles erases 60., _
"l. unambiguous:
The Beauty of Wall Decoration}
. , ,l
Aliza
lug shoulrwf mumyxmus pa slots,
smuggling; lingli..‘.l l1l>\\‘5}}ll}lll5 lnmtlm
city—~11! fact, 22. 22;: or 1‘3: wire of
r‘l-llizlrll'lll‘)‘.-——"Lift! L-t‘ Nagwlcrn," by
Profit-sew W. .‘vl. bloom, in Century.
Tm- lmliun I‘oslnllll‘n.
le {V1514 lE‘n'n in lnallai not only col-
lects :md «lnlivlrr‘. letters, parcels and
(«lln'r :ll‘ll.‘ll s, lnzt arts to n s“ ”all! l‘X—
tout us ll. Lucia 1' to tho ;: l“.ll public,
sells quinine and still, i _ :ry
noxious-s and null. cm the 1H m 3111', untru‘
hrs: to 13m lllt‘.ll‘llllll_lll. from land and
()lln :' :“uI‘I”‘-?.
“‘1! In léu l5 Milo lzrniu if (‘2
l,:.l V'
Ln of lllll
._ ' illll-o
It in tho \.l 11; ul'
. 1‘.|
l“ ll’
4 l .l I“ .‘
ll: lll’fl llwrloplnvl
ll: ' .lw’r-sll
'l’lnv l “club postullzc-o has. mum for-
ward ::‘~' :L': l‘lr‘nmllury ll'flf'lil‘l‘. it not
mlv H Ill "(1‘ 1m: 1".5 and «ll-1m 11-: lln 2.2,
but (. lll'll: ,. has in l'll‘llli‘fllill'3' schools
lllm’ to win llu 1:2 and address line (rov-
l r .«~l.m:llml l‘.x.:~'.'.\'i‘i's.
3 (’ulm‘ :mll Aroma MHCMH'IH
'l’iivlo U!" 122’” liming 221d: ll 11mph!
5m. qlu- urn room to line goodness of
coll'w whirl: an“ l‘l ally of it?) conso-
211:: who V.‘b:‘.lt".‘~l‘. Tiny urn llm mlnr (ll
ll invention Lzml llll‘ :lronll: of lllménll‘eo
win-ll uruunl or as it l-wupI-s from the
pol m dim: lug. ”l'houslur maluo almost
main y to tho roosting. This is true
aim of ll :2. ’llw fin: :ll coffees and teas
when proprily mush-d and prepared lo
giw out lln'lr lllztsl flavors “in color
the water but little. The real essences
which prim the flavor have practically
no color.
W_m .. -mw
All Over.
"Jinks and his girl have had a quar-
rul. "
“What about
"0h. ho vunlnd to he nripinol and
gum: but u gold lbimblo instead of all
ougunvmwnt ring!" ‘
“Fowl lugs. llidn’t she like it?"
"(,lll,j}'llll one, she didn’t know which
{logger lo pour it. onl”-Dctroit Free
Press.
”it
um-..»- .. some...“ n. w
Pun».
People who malzo puns are like well-
ton boys that out admirers on lho rall-
mull l‘lllfksl. 'l‘lu'y omuscnbruusclvos
and other children, but their little trick
may upset ulrelgbttrulu of commu-
llonlorlho salsa of a buttered willi
clam-«0. W. Holmes. _.
Norwalk Chronicler