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tie. Otherwise they follow nearly all the
freaks of the mode, no English tailor made
costumes unwrap, ‘. ‘ .
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this mute! both in block out! colors. Black
cloth skirts will: ., wtlculnrly in evi-
, . . , . dance, “the fn’ , h of the differing skirt
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in land: beyond the ocean
, Or one! the bounds of home.
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0r wmetimes frown to guide. ,
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lore elvrsys by our side.
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thozneremonions life, to which
mod ‘wr-ro now well accus-
, ‘ virus marked by n‘i'o of the old
: Artistes, but run on brilliantly as
. ',nmnditnz'e could make it. The
, for the (311)}??th Was celebrat-
tlt, krontkstivitire, during which
‘ "'ch one of his most up.
. note—the endowrnont of a vast
by hmpitnl. The empress was
, t‘ into grout promincnco as the
debt of}: society consisting of a
' d noble ladies, under whose pat.
the charity was placed.
, momcnlcd and ecstatic delight
4 sprospootive father found vent in
do to and tender attention to the
motile: of his child, and until her dcliv-
mute ho was :1 gentle, devoted and
minute husbn 1. His whole nature
scorned transformc . Whon in thccsrly
morningcf March 20, 1811, word Was
brought that the omprcss was in hcr
W, and that a false proscntntion
‘» it of instant necessity to chmsc
‘ ' n the life of the mOthor and that
child the feelings of the emperor
autumn) imagined than described.
It theexpected heir should die, his dy.
Wled‘m jeopardized, his cncmicn
cold once more be making sppoint
”all! over his grave, the hopes of o
lifetimomight be shattered. Butt-bore
was not a moment’s wavering. “Think
only of the mother, ” he cried.
The fears of the attending physician
were vain, after all, and the man child,
'comingwithout ocry into the world,
tandlying breathless for seven minutes,
unithesitnting to ’nccopt or decline his
‘déStiuy, finally gave a wail as ho cnught
the breath of life. Napoleon turned,
. caught up his treasure and pressed it to
his bosom. A hundred guns announced
the birth, and the city burst into jubi-
otions, which were rc—och'ood through.
tEuropcfrom Duntzig to Cadiz. Fos-
' vol unneeded festival, and for an in-
terval mm believed that the temple of
’ lime would be again closed. No boy
ever came on the earthly stage amid
, such splendors or seemed destined to
humans suohas appeared to await this
one. The passionate (hivotion of the fu-
ther was constant from the beginning.
It lasted even after he had been deserted
andbetl‘uyed by the mother, after the
Clilld had been estranged and turned
- into an Austrian prince. -—-‘ ‘Lifo of No.
. poloon” by Professor William M.
Sloane, in Century.
H
. The Kenim Jews.
The Karuim chs number 3,000 or
4,000, and live principally in the Cri-
' men. They speak uTartur dialect among
themselves. and othnologicnlly are much
more like Torture than Bouillon. Their
oven legends, in fact, pormit- tho assump-
tiou tint they were Khaznrs, and wars
owverted to Judai in the eighth con-
"tnry. ‘ Their form f Judaism differs
. from that of the 5, 000, 000 or more or-
thodox Russian Jews in rojocting the
. Talmud and traditional theology alto-
‘ gather, and confining itself strictly to
. the Mosaic revelation. It has been a.
favorite amusement with the Russians
for generations to protond the grczitost
admiration and affection for this ob-
scure little tribe. '
" ’,‘,,' Mme. Novikoll had but jokc on the
subject hero in London. when she grove-
lyassured an intorviowcr some yours
ago that there never had been at low of
any kind issued in Russia ngninsttho
Jews. When this amazing assertion
was questioned, shc coolly oxplnincd
v that she referred to tho Kamim Jews,
us in Russia tlioy did not consider the
; disciples of the Talmud Wore Jews at
. all. Inasmuch as tho Knrnitcs consti.
,tuto only a two-thousandth part of the
Jewish race, if, indccd, it [so concodvd
. that they belong to it at all, the inso-
lonco of the Rnssinu nttitudc toward
. illsmis peculiarly onusynu‘uting to Ho-
me in general. and tho spootnclc of
their being brought forward at Moscow
.nsthe sole representatives of Israel will
mart and mnkle just as the gcninl
‘filsvouio character desires that it should.
4081111131 Review.
, Whore Gloves Are Grown.
33h! fulfills oil kids for their skins is
leading industry among the French
invitational-e, who obtain no small part
their subsistence from this source.
m delicacy of texture nnd froc-
:‘doml‘rom blemish ore principal factors
' ' W nine of kid skins. and to secure
‘ ' geesentlsls great pains uretuken. ..
m u the young animal begins
guess the value of the skin de-
‘fcs‘wlth a grass diet its skin im-
: lybegin‘s to growooareer and
in tenure, and its chief merit
accidental injury from scrntchcs or
or. which impair its value.
shell the kids how notched a certain
,M.f'ivliiolltbo skins are immanent
' . on for the use of tho glovor, they
‘ killed, and the bidet are sold to,
ling not... through when: they
the greet centers of the tanning
. ItAnuonsy. mine, rm. and '-
wonder can.
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It is a fact that ten times as much oil
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the distance sounded the band playing
I
~ tlo laugh; “at least. nothing of impor-
elufillhoinneti Eneulrsrr
, “a. m M.
“this? WWII“. “ .. , , .
~Devid Bonn 81::le in New York Ledger.
THE ONE GIRL.
They were standing together out on
the moonlit terrace. Behind them in
soft. dreamy waltz music. But what
cured they for dancing, and the hot.
crowded ballroom? In all the world for
him there was only one woman, and
she stood, her hands clasped in his, be:
blown bond resting on his shoulder, lost
in n happy dream.
“You won’t forget me. darling,” he
whispered, “when I am thousands oi
miles away, at the other side of tho
world. uud letters are long in coming':
You‘llromembcr that I am coming back
in two yours, at the latest, to claim my
littlc wife. "
“Oh, it can’t really be true, Geoffrey.
that You urn going tomorrow? It is too
dreadful to think of! And it’s not I that
Will forgot. I shull think of you night
and day till you come back. But you’ll
most likely most with some lovely
American girl—ell American women
are lovcly, you know—sud then you'll
forgot nll about poor little Mysio Trot-
iord, who is waiting for you in Eng
land."
, "When I am out on the great lonely
prairies.” he said dronmiiy. "I shall
just. shut my cycs and think myself back
to this night. I shall hour the band in
the distance, I shall fool you once mon
in my arms, and I shall smell the faint
nun-ll of. that holiotrcpo you are weer-
ing. " ‘
s
For unswcr sho took a piece of tho
holiotrope from the bosom of her dress.
“Hcrc's it little bit of it,” she sold.
“And when you moot that lovely Amor-
Icmi, and you wish that you worn fro:
and that this evening had novcr boon.
then you can put that. little flower in on
un’volopc, and you unodu't write n word
It) put in with it. but'just address it to
me, and when I not it i shall know
what it means, and you Will be froc. "
“ What nonsensc, Mysicl” he said
angrily. “Why do you talk like (but?
You know——”
“Oh, horn you are!” cricd a shrill
volcc. "I have been looking for you
ovorywlwrc. Mr. Unstlvford is us cross
as cvcr hc can be, Mysiv. Ho, says you
nromisml him the lost tu'o dance and
than you (lisnppcarod and n‘ (mo
muld lind you; wiiilo us for you. Mr.
iluniilfon, I think you hml bottvr how:
out of the way altogether, uftcr disup
pointing Lndy May and gominoss knows
who bcsidos. ”
Ami Gertrude, Mysio’s sister, chat-
tercd on, totally unconscious thnt slu-
wns a most nuwclcomo intrudvr.
She and Myeio hnd always been
taught that it was their duty to niche is
good match, and Uvoil'rcy Hamilton.
with no monoy, and just oil‘ toAmoricn.
won so ontircly inoligibio that she sus-
pected nothing, and ruthlessly insistml
on their imnwdintorcturn to tho bull.
room.
And elm looked oftcu of. tho littlo
,ll'oop of pcorls—tho plcdmi of hor bo-
irotlml—bnt uni-or put it on. vxcopt in
her own room just for n fow minutcs.
Somehow on tho days won-t by it seemed
n hnrdcr ninth-r to speak of that owning
to bur mother, the more so that hcr
mother had not tho faintvst suspicion of
anything of the sort. And so u month
pussmi.
Thou ono cvcning Mysio rctumcd
from u wnlk and now u lottcr lying on
the hull tnblrn Ono glunco nt hcr own
homo and tho postmark—FM w York"
—-uml silo snatched up the le tor, won-
dering if any ono bud noticed it, thou
run upstairs to hcr own room, and lock-
ed the door to enjoy it in police.
Tho flru burned brightly and looked
inviting, and lillfl drcw up in low cosy
choir. and hunted horsvlf comfortably us
she broke the soul of tho crivolopc.
What won the faint perfume on elm did
so? she drew out n piece of blank note.
pnpor from the folds of which it little
bit of doud holiotrope slipped and foil
to the ground.
“Mysiv, you must come down,"‘suid
Gertrude. "Mr. Quetlsford in down
stairs. and mother says you urn tooomo"
u-ns Mysio looked rebellions. “But you
must change your dross; you can’t oonm
down in that. line anything happened?
You look very queer. "
“No, “ void Mysio. with it strange lit.
team. I will come down in a
nice.”
And in u very short time she was in
the drawing room. and Herbert Gentle.
ford. as he looked at her, thought‘ho
had never won horse bountiful. He had
loved her for yours, but had received so
little encouragement from Mysie that
he had never spoken, but tonight he hind
determined to put his fete to the test.
while Mysie, with n pain at her heart
that seemed blmost physical in its in-
tensity. was saying to herself that if
Geoffrey could forget so easily why so
could this.
And so it came about that A few
few min-
iust do for you. ['
To her surprise Mysio turned us pole
ID death, and shrunk buck, looking nl«
host opponlingly at her lover. who was
watching. I
As their eyes: met there was some-
‘bing in his—nu expression. aooflscidus-
‘ toss, xilwhntl' ’hiysie‘ did not know. but
igrcot trembling came over her.
A hundred thoughts seemed to pose
hrongh her mind in a moment. but of
mo thing she: was ccrtnin~Hcrbort
lnstlcford know all about thoso playful,
oving words spoken out on the terrace
in tho novor-tobc-forgotton night.
Tin-n, loaning forwnrd, she asked, us
i they hnd already been speaking to
mo «not or: ‘
”How did
lurk?" ' , p .
“I-‘--thot is+xvhnt do you mean.
ilysic? I novorinnnt it I”
Saving .thnt Mysiu'e clear ayes scorned
oroud him thiough. ho uttcxuptod no
uoredoniul. but caught her hands in
us and implorcd her to forgivo him.
“I came out to look for you that
light," ho said,1 “and I hoard what you
.vorc shying just us (iortrudo came upon
won from the other chic, and it was such
ilf‘mpllllliln, for I loved you dearly——
ouch bottcr thnu ho (lid. It was ill]
icon for love of you, Mysic. ”
And she tried to wnvo him away. but
nstoud foil fninling to tho ground.
thn shc rccbvnrod. Horhcrt Castle-
~orcl imd gonc. LA fvw hasty limos from
iim bosought h‘pr forgivv‘ncss and told
icr (hut (loamy was now on, his way
'mck to Englnnd to find out why sho had
not Written to him; that ho hopcd they
.could hnvo boon married before Goof-
’roy could nrrivoj, but thnt now he would
:0 nwuy and ncvcr trouble bur ngpiu.
s s s I o it
“You will forgive mo, Goblin-y,
won't you," silo said, “for doubting
'ou llko (hut? But it sconicd so torriny
me! Look! More are tht' cuvolopo and
honor.“ '
"Ami horn iii tho fiowcr you gnvc
no," sold limill'rcy. “'l‘hvrc'sunt much
lifi'ormm‘cortuiiily bvlwocn tlwm, but
is fortlw (-nvcloww—wvll, I must giro
run a {cw spm'iliicns of my hmulwriting
whom I no nwnyngnin so that you may
not lm tnkcn in so i‘lli‘ll)’. "
”film i shall ncvcr lot you go any
:ignin, " sniil Alysia}.
nAnd tin t was liow they arranged it.
-l“orgct». lé-‘Sul.
you send it from New
Aluorionn; Lamps In Paris.
Tho h-rriblv so made by the Com-
munurds of in? of pv-n'nlr-um formu-
flngrution purposvs prmlucml such on
Imprcssion on flu?! Frl‘lll‘ll mind flint pm.
plo rm-oilml won at tho im-minn ot’
komsmw. So the Amvrimu km'osvno
lumps, which WuriE thou just bc'ginning
to not it foothold in From-o, worn rclv-
gntml to tho limbo of (humorous inno-
vations. Tin-n chino tho inhibitions of
1873 and 18%, iwith our particularly
good sbmvoi‘ iii-w, imprcm-(l and ur-
mm: humps. Tho nicniorivs of ll‘lll worr-
quiukly forgotten, and today tho [1&0 of
cnndlvs and tho old “pinup lumps”—
nus Ims nvvvr hold: a grown] moons of
donwntio lighting in Franco—hos gono
down bcl'om tho‘ Amnricnn subsiitutu,
which has not only invzulcd tho Purin-
inn bmlrooui uml parlor, but IlliH vvon
found favor in tho chotonnx along the
Loiro and Into worked its way into the
plain homes of tho romnti-st villages.
(lilo of tho Alum-icon lump cxhibitorn
received so runny ortlcrs during tho mo
hibition ol‘ ludillihnr Iw ostnblisln'tl u
brunch atom inltlu: bust port of com-
incrcinl Purimwhcro ho bus brcn doing
it thriving business ovcr sinco.--Lip-
piucott'n Magazine.
A Trick in: the Trade.
A lady who hull been in London told
mo flint as sin: olnl hor hushund woro
walking along the Strand ono doy——-und
they don’t thinkl that tiny look furo-
oiously Amcrimmg—tho vvmlerol' it kind
of bugpipo whistle was displaying his
writes by pluyinglvnrious tunes.
As our compatriots passed him he
struck up “Yunkbo Doodle, " and whon
that didn’t scorn I“) be any effect he
followed .it withfl‘The tnr Spangled
Banner." 1
Such ingenuity, «,leserved reward. no
the couplc purchased ono of the pipes.
“How did you know I was on Ameri-
can?" demanded the gentleman.
“ ’Ow do I know u duck’s a duck?"
was the reply. ‘lli‘m on old sailor,
your honor. hen I've been hcvorywhore.
When n Sootohmuu goon by hi give ’im
'Bonnie Dundee ;’l him Hirisbmw. 'The
Wearing hof th' (boon) huh I cert he
.dsrky you now with 'The Hold Folks
hat ’Omc.’ "--l’olly Pry in New York
Recorder. ‘
Cigarette amok ng in England dates
back to 1844. be great impetus to
their incmnsod min was caused by the
Crimean War of 854-6, when numbers
of military and em: odious ndoptod
this methodstmnking from the inhab-
CipreIo (lynching.
never know it tofnil and would rnthor
have it than any doctorybecnuso it
cures. Mrs. Humming, 222 15.25th St.,
Chicago, always keeps it at hand and
has no fear of Group, because it instantly
relieves. Free Trials Bottlcs ut Still~
son’s and Wood's Drug stores.
DcWitt's Witch Hazel Solve is an un-
tiseptic, soothing and healing applica-
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etc, and euros piles like magic. It in-
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Norwulk, E. P. Weed, Norwulk.
Did You Ever
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its use. Titty cents, and $1.00 at StSH
son‘s and Wood's storcs.
Speed and safety are the watchwords
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speedily, safoly and never fails. Asth-
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cured by it, E. P. Wood, Norwalk, and
l}. C. Btillson, South Norwnlk.
$100 Reward $100.
The rencders of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dmndod disease that science has been
nblcto cumin ullits stages and this is
thitnrrh. Hull‘s Catarrh Cure is the
only piiositivo euro now known to the
medical fraternity. (Ininrrh being n
constitutional discuss rcquiros n consti-
tutionnl treatment. Hull's (.‘nturrh
(Jun: 18 tnkcn internally. noting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of
tho system. thereby destroying the foun-
dntron of tho «liseoso. and giving the pn-
rivnt strong“) by building up tho con-
.‘n’tution and assisting nature to do its
work. The proprich’l‘s have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
oil‘urono hundred dollars for any case
tout. ii foils to cure. Sonn fun-list of fee-
rinmninls. Addrcss F. .1. (Jimmy 6.: Co.
"l‘olcdo,(ihio. Sold by druggists, 75c.
They are so little you hardly know
you arc .king them. They cause, no
tzriping. yet they out quickly and most
thoroughly. Such are tho famonslittlc
pills known us DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
crs. Smull in sizc. great in results. ‘E.
P. Wood. Norwnlk, G. C. Stillsou, South
Norwnlk. ‘
OASTORIA.
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'l'lie ht-
xonus dé fig;
mum , , m m...
Chronic Constipation is u painful, (lis-
ugrocablc mul llfil-SIICbrlCllIIll: difficulty.
It (hummus the sysuni, 0:11leku bond.
ache, bad breath nod poisons tho blood.
It can be readily ovcrcmno by lloWltl‘s
Little Early Bison. ‘ Thom littlc piilr
nro grout rogulutors. R. P. Vv'cwl, Nor
walk. (i. (Y. Stillson. South Norwnlk.
OAS‘I‘ORIA.
The fit.
alnlle I. W
31 every
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«mm—m..- .. .mw...
Muuylivcs of usefulness lxnvc booncut
shorthy neglect to break up no onli‘
uury cold. l’iwumonln. bronchitis and
oven (immunmrinn Mn be owned liv tho
rompt use of One Minute Cough Cure.
ll}. 1’. Wood, Norwnlk, and G. S. Still-
sou. South Norwulk.
O ASTORIA.-
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every
mum
Mnny political sponkors, clergyman,
singers and others who use their voice
excessively. rely upon One Minute Cough
Cure to prevent huskinose and lurynuitis.
Its value as n preventive is only equaled
by its wcr to afford instuutnncous ro-
Iicf. i. P. Wood. Norwolk, G. 0. Still-
sou, South N orwulk. .
Bucklln’s Arnie: delve ,
The best solve in the world for cute,
bruises, some, ulcers. salt rhoum. fever
sores. totter. chopped hands, chilblnins,
come. and all skin eruptions, and l-
tively cures piles. or no pay requ red.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money nuanced. Price 25 cents
perbox. iii. P. Weed and G. (J. Stillson.
Tetter, eczema and oil similar skin
troubles are cured by the use of DoWitt’s
Witch Hazel Solve.
and restores the tissues to their natural
condition, and never fails to cure piles.
' E. P. Weed,Norvvelk. 0.0. Stimson. Bo.
Norwnlk.
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boonlsier the returned to her room
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ltsntl of Burris. they. Melts, the he-
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tricBittors in tho. medicine you nee-d. '
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Children’s Panacea-the Mother’s
Friend. ,
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For Infants and Children.
Do not be impwml upon, but Insist ufon ,
bowing Caston'e, and see the! the fewimf.‘
signature of
is on the
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tact ourselves and the public If all hazards.
Tun Cannon COMPANY, 77 Murray St, NY
Examiner in
was... ‘“ E‘s
§ I}. 9. Patent Office.
”976 to 1883
Offices. 431) Main Street,
”RI WEPORT. CONN .
Hum-
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ZELUFF
Wholesale
and
Retail
Dealers
in
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
ScaHOps.
Tcicphouo. 354.
HUNT e ZELUFF.
The Beauty of Wall Decoration
downtls on tho work of tho designer. Sn
bountiful, delicate oml vnric'l urc lin-
pntternsin this stock, the most artistic
their cnunot full to bo ploasod. If when
you want is not hero, you make up your
mind it’s not to ho had.
Sociug‘s frec.
‘ Pointing, pnpcr hanging and decor-at»
mg.
if not convenient for you .to call at the
store. drop n postnl, and I will boplonsod
to soil on you with it full line of samples.
E . E . GO R H A M ,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwslk. Connecticut
MAKIYOUR
WANTS KNOWN
m THI
EVENING SENTIIIEI.
l
YO,UNO- MAN
Why take the chance of in nu
without Insurance. when our
Gents it day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
0r Biz (its: a day will give you an Eudow
merit of 81.000 payable $05me if on
live. With lunursnee. ke evaryth n3
else, the but is the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut Genera
Life insurance (is. '
or smote.
vanuxu COSTUME.
tho tinted whites are often colors, and one
might mom truthfully say that white was
\VtKIflt‘lI in pleu gray or pnIc yi'Ilow than
that two whlics were placed logothcr.
’I'Iw collar of dress goods, silk or satin,
coming clnso ngninst the neck, with no in-
tcrvcning mmlillmtiou, is rapidly zippnmch-
ing the owl of its reign. Linen vullurs und
lncc onmonssclino frills in whitc or cream
how rctnrnod to favor, and truly they (in
look dointior :md froshcr than the colored
nook finishinus so long Worn. It takes n
wry whitc and pretty nook to boat- “toll
the sudden summer of the dark collar, and
own thou a whitc or pnlo lutonuodiuto
(hill is more phrasing and dclicute if less
striking.
Today’s illustration showers trawling:
mistumo of Illlll‘ cloth. ’l'ho skirt opt-us ml
the lrftsiile. where it is; ornamented with
motifs of block cmhroidcry and a length-
wise. ‘stitvhcd ybins bond. The straight
sock also upons on the loft sldo mnl is
similarly nilnmvd. ’l'hc bins sleeve is trim-
nml lit the wrist. witlru. motif of clnbrold‘
orymul Hm stitchcd hands. The high, roll-
ing collar is (mood with black volvet and
edgod with whirl: cloth.
‘ -._ J r hid—CHOLLET.
"mango is an unpleasant topic, por-
hnps, but it is also an unpleasant fact,
and us it. is u (limmc which is pdrticn.
lurly opt to unlock pct (logs. nnd is very
difficult to onto, a suggestion as to its
lli‘llllllf‘lil~ may not come amiss. There
are runny so «'ullcd curve which are
morc or loss oilicscious and are always
xixpvnz-ivc, " Sillll is Now England woman
and a lover of (logs. ”Till! iii-st remedy
in my oxprrin mm was suggcstcd to me
by on old plantation dorky. who. by
some qucvr clinncc, bud smiled. orrnthcr
counttcd, in our noigIiborhwd. and who
mwrml his liltlu patch of ground with
com um! nn'lnns which he pqldlcrl
about in tho summit. ‘Sukcs, Miss Lucy,‘
Int Elllll tn um um day, ‘tlinl scttcrd’
ymmi is jwtcnicu up with mango. It's
a no] pily, for ho's o llli u dun, and 1‘”
tell you wImt’Il (Elll'l'llllli. You joscmko
hm parts of lord and (mo port of kero-
rvm' nod rub it inlo Illlu with a com-
a‘oln—rub it in good and hard—mid «in
it twicv ll nit-ck, and I.: {m on films xivo
him n dip in suit Will; 1'. It'll curi- lmu
iii no iimm'
“Ami m if (lid. l m Vt'i’h‘l‘JV anything
My l'illlIlI in it. 4 fl. 1'? :. {2: Min (lIlI m'grn
Hillel. ‘ltlzlllulnlldr1hu‘usilit,’mini lli
lws than n )mmlh rvu-ry lrnm‘ of tho
mnnnv hm: \nl.l'-;,..‘., ll‘” hair gaming
in thick nmI classy In tho plm'cs lvl’t
lmrc by tlw dim no. I... i! is n rl'mwly
axiom}? m Imml niui wry Im'xpcnsivv, it
is (tortninly worth knowing. .lf mlt '
mum is not ummssllrlv, u gmnl washing
with for soup nuuld be its well. nml ii
littiv iloow of sulphur in tho drinking
wulrr will Invllllzitl' tho t:L:;"*."——No‘w
York 'l'i'ilumr'.
llopicl Photographic Printing.
Anowl {notional rapid photographic
printing Ilzlrl lnon introdnuml by Mr.
l~‘ri<~.vr- firms of London. Mninly. his
plain in to now Ill-will“ H which have bot-n
lakzvll up on o flu-xiii)". trunslucvnt nln- ,
lurinl, such on u (hm shoot of cclIu-
Illlil, placing this fillt‘t'l. upon it slip-
poriing gloss cylimlrr, so that tho
about touring llm nounlivo surrounds
lilo cylimlcr, und within tho luttcr
on. one or moi-o lumps. ()wr or on-
tlvr tlw cyliudcr, nod in contract with
tho rol'ulniil Hill‘f‘l, u bowl of Hi‘llhllIZl‘il
iontvriul from n roll is curried. null or;
minim! ibni Micro is always in port, any
rovornl incline. of its lvngth in contort
with tho celluloid shoot, and this port
of tho bond is mointniiwd tout. Rotary
motion is uivon to tho cylimlcr and for.
word [notion ot the Fumo imrfnco spoml
to tho lnunl, with the result thut nvnry
mation of the bond cqunl toiho circum-
{brunt-r! of tho cylindrr husprintml upon
”by moons of rho light o' positivo im~
pl’t'lmltlll from tho nonntivnon the cylin-
der, lhc sumo piciui’v living prmlnml on
every nucmflsivo sm‘iion of the build.
(in lcnving tho cylinder. the bond is
currimi to and through fixing and devel-
opiuu bulbs, or. . if it be required to
prio upon both claim of lilo band. it
“Hogarth" this first ryiimlm- to it sitcom!
umlshullur cylimlor. whom it. is printed
in like manner upon it» swoml ”Mn, and
When passes on to the fixing liliil dcvclm».
Sahib: Geo. G. Btillton, South Nor-
wslk. , ,
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