Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 21, 1896 · page 7

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3AM W6
POWDER

’i em I. «on III»: on m In binslts we" and III (or 3: years.
Over anemone pounds sold to the past year testify to lfisa'r popularity.

Humecwnens C. D. 3088 It 80". new Lennon. coma.

 
 
 
 
 

 

THE OELEIRATEO

llotl’liervennel’rlls

 

The great .
:3ng i" Hazleton
311333?
mes-«fig and
' 0 u
Failin
hi... or: Cross Creek
lions, Y Errors, to! arm ex-
've use of Tobacco or Opium, which , ‘
ludot Commotion emboants'smsm
WWKIBM” (30.. Prop 3, lilorelsnl Ohio 0 0 ALS
r8014 by all drum!“
, Tl’fii FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.

These Cools are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Bend order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
root.

NORWALKIBUILDING
COMPANY.

Aidedbyoursteem derricke, saws,bor-
ing machines, etc" we can quote

LOW PRICES ON

All Kinds of Timber Workl
Churches, Factories or any Large Build.
lug work a specialty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.

LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.

Ready for
Thanksgiving Trade
With

Celery,

Cranberries,

Yellow Turnips,
Connecticut Fresh Eggs,
Finest Canned Pumpkin.
Canned Mince Meat,3 lbs soc
Pastry Flour.

New Molasses,

Finest Buckwheat.

White Unions,

 

RAYMOND BROS.

Io. lam-III.

 
 

DR. F. W. DARMER

Surgeon Dentist,-

 

Formerly over the Post Ofllce.

All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry. at the most reasonable charges.

First-class work only.

All work guaranteed.

Ofllce l 8 run. to 8p. in. Sunday 9 a.m.
Hours 5 to l p. in.

Office and Residence. 14 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First Nation
Bank. South Norwulk. Conn.

 

 

 

Red “ LIFE ' "Yawn
Fine Apples. IN llillll “AL
Nuts, ST OR B
Sweet Russet Cider. E30“ AYES {K
DeKlyn's Peanut Taffy. how 6005 EFFECTS m. “or. T‘HE‘N
" Molasses ‘ cn'ron’s vmmznrt
H COCHUUI Candy. Cures general orhspecinl‘dezggtyihvg:aenlél;-
' ' . In I! I I
New Figs, EEEEEQVEEEM‘EUI'EI- eluuetIImnl disorders.
POP C011), 4 I ch by errors or exIc «II, qutoldy running

Lust. Manhood in old or yII 0, gtvmu 'vlpor Iml
strr ngth vIl‘II; rc. ‘ ll'lil' r V‘lt, :Ii 35 ngIII .II iLl (nu-
mucnt par. hag", siIII Ilc, cffI , II. Il, and 19,- «no: I Irc.

. Cum: Is QUICK one Tuonouou.

Dan'! M IlrI'I II: III [III uIIr'I‘IItI'rur: Irma on

CW 5 VlluiIlcrs. Seur- '"Il'fllCIlliy'lUI' it If:-

Istlluv‘tnc‘t l'.’I-:r:$l 'rpkp’c, (”Wisp
with written guarantee oi complete cu e.
l itrrnntinII,rrf IIIIII-s, ctr, Joe 3 ‘il mm I‘Ilrnr l
Send us mt: tilt l iI I "'
“ultrrIrm—II. 1

EATON MED. C'.

wfluld by Geo U. btillsou. bomb It .I

Fine Cluster Raisins,
Seeded Raisins,
Sultanna Raisins,
New Currants,
Glace Citr In,

We Wish to Mouse. 2
How Can We Serve You?

LORENZO DlBBLE,

ll North Mum Htmu,

BICYCLE
GIVEN AWAY FREE

0N
December 3lst, l866.

One beautiful $100 Peerless Bicycle, your choice of either ladIes' or
gents.’

 

 

 

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I’II 5‘3

-;IN.

 

REMEMBER,

This is no $75 wheel, but a strictly first-class Otoo wheel, lullyguuran-
teed.

 

Every Gash Purchase

0f 50c entitles you to one chance on this‘beautiful wheel, at

 

mom's DOUBLE sum: STORE,

40 and 4-2 Wall street, Norwallr.

NORWALK, CONN.
Windy: Shoes Shined Free.

If

um

RESTORE

5m LOST IIIIIII

"W H all I on {u ,‘I‘ III on 'I'Mellllty m of 5 mil feverish either
“in an“ int on; or i other wLokuewv. fr: it“ my muse. it“
it mutate}, well

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. .lmp. mm 3‘ Arnolw, VsII
rim»: Pilh 0mm the: II :Ii out i ii mun IIIuI llv sv loItIIl
"Mu w'lsurs M Lucky Merlot "III/hen, :lrri. M h m Moan Int ’5 on
gel It": more Iu Iutr III refund me MAIN].
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IWshodssouredsmsdismdwhuhm

s Infinite. We bud been Idfllll’lhf it when
‘1 than ditched in upon us. nailed it and
mode away. or course we gave the slum
es quietly as we could rennin our soot.
loved ideas; but. though halt the mole
population of the town turned out it was
to no purpose. The :0er end his plun-
101' had disup

So, being. in [cool parlance, “down on
our luck. ” Nth! endanyeslt, disgusted and
discouraged, had sold our claim to a con-
ple of newcomers {or about 81.500, and,
with those oomposlngnur premrnt III-Igo-
ooneh putty. bud token IIIIIIIIIIIIII iul' Wel
lingtou. intending to return home.

Besidesueniall. spwtecledruun, who rep-
resented himself as o nor-t o! oolporteur for
It religious society at Cape Town, our fellow
passenger» commend twu dhunond bro-
ken}, himsther with II young IIuIl very bonel-
Iul fellow who called himself MIIA rthur

'l‘he hitter had been very summeful. and
it Was with feelings of envy Ive heard him
relate the remit of two tvwks‘ work in o
deserted claim, where. on he informed us
with runny profuno twmvcratious. he had
struck at "pocket" from which he had lab
on stones whose value he declared was at
least $20.4“). Thom ltotvirrled, lnu belt
about his waist, together with a consider-
able sum of money from the little of his
claim, as he said, while git-dud toelthcr
hip won a heavy revolver no II safeguard
ugulnst possible tIttut-ku from rond agents.
”'ilIIIv wouldII' I, plus any of their gimme

.Im Ipo ” replied III-Arthur touching the

knit of his Iovolwr.

The pale blue eycuof the little mun,
who bore the unum II! 4with, twinkled
over so ullghtly III-hind lIlIII utm'ltwlos.

" My dour ulr, " he ('XI'lIllllli'tl in deprecat-
lng tom-u, “you surely would not commit
the uvvl’ul oriuwof murder, oven to pro»
vent the loss of the filthy lucm which
yOull—

But his protontutiou was cut short by
the sudden IInd Iihrupt stoppage of the
slugo and II terrified ycll from tho Krow
boy who drove. Almost ut the some Ino-
llll‘lll’a II lllllIIl sprang from either side of the
mud with It leveled title.

The vIIllIIut MIIAI'llIur dropped on the
bottom of the much with n cry of terror,
which woe lecbly echoed by Mr. Smith. in
obedience to n grulY cuuunuuil lib-Arthur
hooded his revolvers to the sumllcv of the
two maul uguute, who, seeming to ho us-
eurod that on weapons were worn by any
other III the party. named (it! to alight.

Nld rind thyself but] about 8750 between
us and II bill of exchnugu one hunk in
(lope, Town, which the tnller robber tool:
from up. MoArtlIur ruvvd and stormed be
be was relieved ol' his bolt.

The little man wrung his hoods and
ruined bit-I voiI-o lu met-l: suppllI-otlnu.
while his spI't'tIII-lod eyes were Used, on
though in II sort of fascination, upon the
rulllnn who hold the prosmItIId rillv, lIit-
tlc Mr. Smith plteously curt-outed thin the
muzzle of tho lotIIlI-Il riilo he turned aside
from his IIi‘lriIletI‘d int-II.
luugh the mud “gout tossed his rifle into
the hollow of his twin.

'I‘lu‘n was II truusfortnutlou scone indeed.
The smnll mun etrulghtuned up, II'IId with
It quickness which seemed almost incredi-
llll‘, shoving his llilllliS in tho side pockets
at his litIIIn cool, he Ilrmv them out with u
Ctrl'liIKl T‘f‘\'tll\i‘l‘ in molt.

The Hllill‘li‘l‘l'lllllllll staggered and fell.
shot through the heart, Imd his IIstIIulIIiI‘Il
companion, wltll II yell of iIIluulI‘d pniu
IIIId .rngzo, sprung for his rillv. tlelI-lI luv
beside him Illl the ground. liut lIv .II.I lliIl
lute. Before his [lug-Tu closed upon its
shining lIIIrrI-l lIII stumbled ltll'Wul‘ll tn lllll
I'lll‘lll \vltlI II lInll through his, lll‘illll.

"llI-Iully weapons I'utuu luimly unmo-
Llllli‘H. utter IIll. gI-utlIIIIIIuI,” he Nillllfkl‘il.

l llllili'i‘ll n curious I-lIIIugo in his Villi‘il
and IIIIIIIIIIII', SI), too, did Mudrthur, \lllJ
stood for u tIIouIcIIt looking IIt him with
seeming perplt‘xily in the midst of bio tun
("I‘lllt'llf stnpelut'tlou.

.\.I‘ :‘lIIIII 1110. Non] \"ll 0 u. III (If u prm “r:
tuIII lIII;.III t l l .v i I l “II
‘1!) IIHIII llIIIt .'I'.Ill
\'.:IiI.. 5.1024 .'..I‘ I} It \‘
company lI:IIl lt‘t‘!l (II. I; Illtil ‘I.I

 

Hunt“

. hm ll’i'lIl III llIKlIllVI'lll'l'H.

.\t» but i ,. (‘llllli‘ in It hit. of \I‘IIrIlIlI‘1Itl‘II‘
in our ol' the par-Lot“, fI-IIIII \Vlllt‘ll IIIllI'Il :I
Il‘IIIIIIIInd If flllt‘ll [li‘l'llllilf‘ .IIIIIpI- slim and
color—for it “us (rim of lllilefl‘ ruru Items, II
perfect I‘ltr‘lu IliIIquuIl—tllut lllilll .\'I-Il untl
myself utteredIIuIIIIIIltIIIIoIIIIsI-ry of union
lsluucut and delight. as well we might.
for it Who our stolI-u ditnuoud.

"You ill'(‘ in lurk, guIItlIIIIII'II.” quietly
requrkI-d Mr. Smith, \leII had boon Willt‘ll'
int: [he \leIIlo prIIIII-duru, Wlllltl .\lI';\ rtlmr
stood looking on with I-IIvI-luuu vyus. “l
pen (but this is the mono tlIIIt you lIIIL'
stolen from you in the pump sIIIIIII lll|_\'
ulncv. I lIIIIl II gllII‘IpIIo of it. and l‘lillilllli;
know it IIIIIIIIIIr II tlIIIuIIIIIId. "

MoArthur, who, with his rumvoml ruI
\‘IIleI's. \Vllll‘ll ho lIIItl lIle-l;lIII ...':, lIIIIl us
HIlIIli'il lIlu usuul l'll‘hf lII'IIIIIrIIIl win. um
llt‘ill‘ll lil IprrI-m I~IIIIsiIlIIIuIlIluIl‘snIIt‘Isl‘III'I
lion. ll'H iIlI-II \I'IIII IlIut lllllll‘" tl‘u i'll‘l‘illll
stunt-III: llli‘ \leI‘Ilu pIIrty lIIIIl II In” of trout
IIIIIII lllli‘l’i‘bl in tho IliuIIIIIIIIl, to \"llli'll llzs
brokers Iruvo l't‘llil)’ (nil-it'llt.

“l‘tl Him to [-390 rmy IIIII: ivy to hike ll!"
sold Nod, with llllltllgi‘l’l‘UHHli‘illll in bi.-
031‘".

l lttlo Mr Smith nodtlod IIpprIIIiIIgly
llllll I‘t nIoIIIl from llll‘ill‘ Id IIIIIII'II «body tho
llllllli'} hull of “hit it .\lI. Mi'x‘l‘llllll‘ lIIIIl
been (ll'lll'lV‘l'il. liIIt ltIIItI-Iu’l of bonding it
to tlIIIt- uI-IItlI-IIIIIII lIII buoklml it IIlIIIIIt his
own wulst, with on llKrI‘I‘llllll‘ eIIIllII.

“Wlmt IIIII-II this IIII-IIII?" yelled III--
Arthur, Winnie l’nvu \vuu purplII Willi .rupv.
when, no low to his own than our nutnu
luluucnt lIlII Imus “‘l‘l‘l‘ piIItonIIIl by the
little rolpom-ur, who HWHHNl to bow tho
strength of two nrdluury mun, und in “MI
other lIIIItIIIIt his wrist: Wt'l'tl lllltll‘ilt'il \vlllI
II pair of shining IIII-cl lIIIIIdI'ullII.

“It‘s on IIIIII kinking, WilliIIIII,“ quietly
Hillllll'ki'ti lIlII ('illllll‘, t'muuvltm II fudvd
limo-II win from his own lIoIId IIIIII I-IIpII-I-
in}: to View II «hurt. l‘l'llllllf stubby blIII-k
huh. "I didn’t- Inotm to pull you until
We got to Wellington, but this little niIIIlr
hue proulpitutod llllllii'rfl. "

Mr. Smith informed us that the MINI—
inn prisoner wus one WilliIIIII Hardy. with
It IiIIzI-II ullunos, whom he. Dennison Hunt,
the then bout kuuwudotootlvo lu Englnud,
lIIId follth'd from lenrpml to “In very
heart of South Africa, ll ruwnnl of $5.1qu
having been IItTI-rI-Il for his upprcbvmdon
IIsprltII'lpul ltI hum-M lIItIIlon bunk rub—
lmry.——Londou News.

WIW--W~.

(lot Even.

“I have no IIIIII,” IIIIIIrIIiIIlly exclaimed"
bloumur girl, "for II youth who ports hit
bulb in tho middle."

“Ami-Ii how no use,” replied \l'lllyhuy
with more spirit IIIIuI be but] shown for :31
yours, “lor II young woman who ports lII~r
clothtu that wuy." And he gun-d at he?
nether trimmings until she hourly blinked
with indignation and dodged llilltlllil II HP
ble. Willyboy IVIIII rIIvI-nuul.~—Illu'.luio his
more.

With II lllllll'h‘il.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Money Back
If you Ivanr it is the best '
[rind of I: guarantee that the
clothes Ive sell are what. they

‘ should be Deception has no
place here. If there’ a nation
In a suit we tell you of It A I
blind man or a child may (my
hero sale/y

Just now heavy III/Its um gill/lg out /lllt"ly. Whales/or
far/mm demands good tailor-mg supp/195 at almost
any price you care to pay. A good all wool suit
as low as 66 50 It 6'10 the black, gray and
brown worsteds are the lemmas.

A! 315 to $20 the Black Alizarme dyed worsted: take
the place of the tailor’ s 830 and S40 suits.

All the Search Fwd/s and Checks and the rough goods
In grayish and brawn/sh shades are here. 810 to
825—«almcsl any price between.

0011' I‘ put off putt/hp on heavy Underwear.
lands, 480 up.

00 you know the goodness of our 81 Gloves?

Neckwear. EAGS &(09'

Some new shapes and new
”93’9” 79"! "Pia-dale. Open Monday, Friday and

500., You may have seen Saturday evenings.

them at your excluslve fur- 3310550037 com
nlsbeI' at 6‘1.

I «mmmmeememeemsem

DINNER WARE!

In Nevllend and Syracuse China,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

Best

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

American and English Porcelain.

 

A LARGE ASSOR’I‘MEXT HF

TroiletWare and Jvardineres!

ALSO .\ LARGE LIX]; 0F
Fancy Ohlne.

Tlnw-ro.
Agate Ware.
Stoves, flange..-
and House
Furnishing Goods

NASH 8. VANSCOY,

Oor. N. Main and West Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT

 

OLD ‘AND RELIABLE

DaIIyDIreciErc Ighi Linc

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lNEW YORK, SOU l H NO'”VJALK AND

 

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NORWALK.

 

TH E PROPELLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,

Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekmnn street, New York at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Nuru‘alk (I p. m. Freight received from
7a.m. to 5 p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.

All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of
this line on account of the owners thereof.

BIG REDUCTION SALE

For the Month of November.

Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.

DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!

A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices All of these good:
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.

A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
What is It?

that prompts you to buy your shoes at
one store rather than another? Isn't it
«its, quelity. lit «tumour and price as
to the shoe end prompt end courteous

sttentionon the oIthe proprl end
salesman? lit one are thereol in noo-
Inente we look for a liberal share a! your

patronage.

H. 5. BROWN,

so WASHINGTON OTNEIT,
Iouth Neg-wells. Conn

 

 

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Patent
Medicines

EASY

AND PLEASANT
TO

TAKE

AtOurPflossl

Geo. C. Stillson’s

oauo srorus,

32 Washington St... So.NorsIelk.

 

Jacob N. Layton,

Fire. Life and
Aooldont

INSURANCE“

Reel Estate and House Agent

Ooeen Steamshl Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. ans N otlated
and Stocks So (1.

OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next. to Post Office.
SOUTH NORWALK . . . I CONN
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken

5 - _

P011135

takes out ink, paint.
tar, pitch, grease '
and stains from
clI‘Ithing and car-
pcls quickly and
complttcly and
iEager-Lenvest-a Rio
«~N.I.-I.~III.--—

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

SPOTlllEe,
_ GLEANL

106.. 256.. at Drug
NI) unplI-umut odor. and Dry GeedsStens
III-t lullmnumble. Samples mulled, Sc.

L. B. SUTTON, New Cane-n, Ct.

a.“
Sold by A. Dickermnn & Son, So. Nor—

wnlk; h‘inuey & Benedict, Norwulk.

 
 

PhySIcIan forWoInen

MR5. DR N A. GOlLFORO

(Ml-I ;.I>.I III}

'LII ”MI

”3. Int! . ~1I .‘I: ..

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Kim 1»; I'l I IIxIlm Il pm II “his IzIIl lot
the I IN n im teen )D‘tfln In Us mode the IlImImII'I
ol wIImIIIIIIIIpIIII iIIlty LIIIilI-s fluttering from
any IlitllIIIlt lnchluutto the sex «on «Ions Ilt
Dr. million in tho utrlI-tI-st conll lanes with
theueeumnce ol receiving the must skillfulund
st lentillc treatment known to modern surgery
end meiiI-ine. if: me care with nurse fur-
dished when re: ulred. Terms moderate
All letters promo 7 replied to Inclose stamp

 

J.O.JENNINOS.

Paper-Nenger, Oelcimlner
Pointer.
BIA—[Ti]! Ire
wen. PIPER no actions
1 NORTH MAIN STREET

South Norwnlh.

Sample Books of Intent Styles 0! Papers
Bordere and Gilt Monidiu s takento
bounce for inspection. on not no by postal
httmotee Cheerfnlly Given. me

 

WAOONS l

New and locum-Hand.

IOOOIES,
PNIETOIS.
OIRRIIOES,
OINOPIES.
SPIIOLES, ETO.

PRICES To SUIT ALI...
cent. are sun mm.

H INRY TILLY.

J. D. JENNINGS.

UNDERTAKIR.
mom scum.

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Nos-walk

Opp. Street Hello-y Depot,
hummer. nus swim.
TELEPHONE CALL. 11.

 
 

SOOTN NORWALK -
SAVINGS IAIN

ll Waehlngton been“.
Open daily from out 19 II. on, end from
He ”than, end on Mondsy "onions

interns, I showed on deposits.

A .muv some»!!! Frost.
with .Im

JOHN 38%: i... no

0 I

”A wild scene oi m ”4
Hon” in one at the quiet
ImthI. ludeeorlbedbyfltb
It came nbout through the
spirit of Egbert flpencsr. II (Hr-
With two or three playmates. hell
II section of sewer pipe lying m
MonddoMony onset theni‘h,
,lntoit. None of them wanted tho I
longs. and the lad, probably alter
them olleovvords. got dow'nm Ill
and proceeded to show them v'r‘hs
thought true courage wan

~‘I.ll wrut pretty lull though wlhhm
IIIIIIII'IIIII, llll itIIIIIIII lowmuy hi it».
in ‘l lII- '1‘. lm IIIII lI lI-It oml could Rd;
III ltbm lII ll ll In! ill little: huge
t-iIIIII‘I Ill II ”III llil'biltd' (' III-i I i ll ii pipu, bub '
though he tllghcfll nod tugged be out:
not got on inch further.

Then his courage began befall. and M

setupn liovvlof puin and terror. whioh
presently brought upon the henna e.
Wy men who lived in the nearest nee-p.
Meanwhile the boy’ s motes hnd run It
In their (right, and it was some time _ ,
tore Mrs. Wynmn discovered whence the
cries pretended.

The discovery made, she seized the boy
by his ankles emit-rind topull him OBI.
She could not move him, and be mounted, “
the louder. Then she went to the other
end and tried to pull him through by the ,
shoulders.

'lhnt attempt also was useless, and the "
boy. more and more hurt, as well as more
and more frightened, redoublod his 9"”
driest.

Atthnt moment, opportunely, Mrs. W]:
man's cook come out. to see what ‘wos the.
matter. She tool: in the situation ate
glam-o, run buck to tho kitthon and got
the cit-user. With that she ndmlnlflm
a few blows to the sewer pipe. It MONO,
and Egbert got up from among them-
{hints with his skin ehuied and income
pain, but with the conceit and don fully
taken out of him. I

BC"?! “’"s
St. Nicholas belongs to Bob,
Bummer.- uur Uncle Jim,
When he subscribed. inst Christina. do}. ',

 

Bud it addressed to him.

But when it comes. why. I can't Wall
To read It till Bob's through.

 
 
 

 
 

3.5?” “I“ ‘

 

And Bob. who's always good to‘me,
Found out II way to do.

so, while ho' 5 reading on one page
I Ill reading on another.
It H just like Bob—w hutever’ a his '
He shares it with his brother. 1 ,
-Tudor Jenku in St. Nicholas.

Little by Little.

_ A bright autumn day with such a glori-

nuslII-I II and a. bright sun nrd every~
thine IIttIIIrtlrol lIIIIlIIrIkI-d at the has,
hat; tlII II IIIIIIIIIIIu lI Id gisen her, and then
slm siglml.

"It will take me more than four hours
tail“ that. buskctwith bur-hurries,” she
mid snlwrly. "I just know it will, mam-
lrIII

“it's little by little," said momma.
"Only one bright red bunchnt n time,

low” and very soon the basket will be
f.Ill, way up to the top.”

“But i wanted to pluy!" said Inez.‘

" 'Wnrk before plny,’ dour,” sold mum.
uIII, "IInIl then you will enjoy your pleas-
ures nil the better."

Inez looked cross.

"IdIIII't think so one single bit, " she
eliiil ptrlihltly. "Lilli ly l'L‘Ilt‘r menus '|

. , I. - .I , 11pm

' IL. II l. I II
’I'Jis, 7 azslil.
.! l 's I my
5 :.I In- .‘I. II I. (- ..-I;. of hiring.
l mull 1h .5 l 'l c 1 hrs I lougulule. 1
IIIIII‘ I build uuy nest. ' "

llll‘Z smiled. ‘Ilnd supposing the tiny
III-urn sold, ‘I won't grow little by little,
your IIiter your. I wont. to be a great, tall
oul; lrro right :Iwuy. ‘ "

"'l‘iII-II there wouldn't be any more oak
trees or IIII_I more birdI-I’ Dmitri," interrupt.
ed lilt‘z “And it's like Little drape of

water nmku the mighty weuu,’ isn’tit,
quIIImII‘.“ '

"l'I-II, dour," answered momma.

"i guess 1'” pick the herberrlos little
by llttlI, ' suIIl luel. slowly. “And I
guess 1’ it try IInd remember that little by
little makes things big. ——Mnrgtlreb Done
in Youth' a Companion.

A hingic Letter.

Did you t‘vl'l‘llllllli “'llill. II strange letter
“H" is“ It is II surpI-Ittiu disguise. Listen
-you can hour it lIiIIH. It is the wizard
of tlIIIIIlplItIlIot. It. gives pIII-Iseeeiou and
IIIulllpliI'II lntloflultI-ly by its touch. It
changes II the into rreounnd II houueinm
houses. HIIIIIIItlIIIcI-I it in vurv spiteful and
will IelIIIIIIzII II put. into II post, II pour into»
Bpt'ur. II wIIrIl intou. aword and laughter
lIIlII IIIIIIIIletur, IIIIIl it will make but shes
tItIuIy limo.

l“ii!'llli'l'fl have in much it closely. It
will IIIukII scorn of his IIIIruuud reduce ev-
ery pool; to II spook. Sometimes he ilnde
it Illif‘flll, if he IIIIIIIIII more room {or hll
stools. it will I‘liuugu II tultlu lulu It titlbl.
(or him. um! i! he is short of boy be con
set out II row of tanks. It will tum them
lulu tItIII'lIII. lie IIIIIIIt lIc I'umi'ul, however.
not to M lIiII ImlbI llIIurIIIIIIIl loose. The
lel'lli ‘II llrl‘o’llll will turn them intoennils.

I-wr you gt'b lIIIrt, will the serpent in
mm old lIIIIIIIIIILI IIIIIr pIIiII will heirs
“polo llu sure to trike it with you the!
next time you climb II mountain it you
desire! II IvltlIuIIIItInuIruIl It will mob.
tlIopI'ult «punk. But don't lot It come
around while you are muting now. I.

 

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Dietitian.

 

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