‘ty‘ekrk’s ables. inst norm the
, m loll, and there Deputy
‘m
Guards Kitchen:
m guarding him.
morning. when the can for an
murder, his motherladew mu:
m it meme honor: to the mob
, pillow wens they be an to
down the iron shutter over if: door
‘nfimwlth an ax. Special Guard
. who for a number of years was
police officer in a Philadelphia
. command to a sham military
to form. load and aim. Menn-
lgilm'lfl Wighmsa escaped with the
through awlndow in the rear
hid for some time in a nearby
The mob, fearlnmho military. dis-
,“ the prisoner was brought back
clerk's ofllee.
~ y A. Anderson guards. was
1' celled out, and under Captain
. guarded the courthouse. In the
hen the case was called Judge
muddled Connmonwenlth’s At»
pare no effort to bring
.. mace
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Dull" lll Pencil Will and the
019'”,an Forget-lee.
. , ,. rum to, Dec. il.~——lilessrs. Amen
and who; the Saw York ”ports who
Wont bore in the interests of the Fair
children, have made a report, in which they
W Lthe pancilwlll to he a forgery.
’1‘ . diced to 8500J‘l00 worth of property
' by Mrs. Nettie ,R. Craven and her
. Wtfidtjuurihco with the lete»~l§13ator
' J Pol? realm plat-oil in the same category.
W ‘lene‘tor Fair died he left a vast os-
. into, nluedet from 120,000,000 to no,—
000,000.11: his will he took elaborate pre-
cautions to keep the estate intact. and the
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property was left in the shape of a trust
11 thc'bonollt of, his children, Mrs. Her-
‘l'niflhfltlll " s of Now York. Mia's Virginia
Fuiraud limits 1.. iii-m
.’l'bc n‘nihlrm Ubjl‘ifili‘fi l‘ . ' lm um:
and sought mum wm 'éi.1‘\'>i‘.l I: in. n it.
Was than him (Xenon. a svhoal teacher
and mother of Margaret (travel), the ac-
‘ mass, produced it will of a later date, writ-
t'cn with a pencil, in which Senator Fair
distributed his estate among his children
wlyhput any trusts. 'i‘he heirs were at first.
disposed to accept this pencil will, but
changed, their minds when Mrs. Uravcn
produced deeds to valuable property which
she said had been left in her by h’cnnior
Fair and also a morrisgo contract with the
late senator. Then it was that the New
York experts were brought here to cxam~
his the various documents.
Their belief is as stated—that Mrs. Cm.
ven's documents are all forgeries, cleverly
executed.
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American Bulcldee In Berlin.
BERLIN. Dec. ll.--Miss Chickholm, a
young American lady, who was studying
"main st Weimar, hoe committed suicide
at that place by drowning. The young
woman had been afflicted with inclnncholiu
for some time. Mme. Albertine Kntnl-
manil. whose husband is a. planter in Con-
trelAutericn, who had been staying for
the benefit of her health in a , Berlin hy-
gienic establishment. committed suicide a
day or two ago by taking poison. Mme.
Kotelmann left a note givingas hcr reason
for killing herself the fact that her hue~
hand had refused to send her money to
maintain'hereelf unless she would agree to
return to Central America. Prefer-ring a
sudden death to a lingelng one, she ended
her life with poison.
rowers lane on l’ltlmtum.
CONSTAN‘I‘INOPLE, Der. 14.——’l‘he embas-
More of the powers have sent a joint note
in the porte demanding the recall within
48 hours of the porto's special envoy to
Crete. Sand-ethBin Pasha, who is accused
of thwarting the reforms projected there.
These reforms included the nomination of
the Christian governor of Crete. which
we! “corded; economic autonomy with
tho-payment of a tribute to the sultan; the
”emulation of the gendarmerie by Eu-
rope-nemesis. and the independence of the
judioloi'y of Crete by the creation of a
high court at Canon.
In! a Burglar With a Lamp.
Wicca-rim, 0.. Dec. ll.-—'l‘hrce "tasked
burglorl battered down the door of the
farmhouse of Perry Bristow. an aged nmn
living near here. Just as they entered tho
house Mrs. Alida Baxter, Brintow'e bounc-
keeper, met them with a lamp in her hand.
As one of the burglars attempted to grab
her by the throat she hit him in the fare
with the lamp, breaking it. She continued
to hemmn him with the glass handle of
the lamp until he beat a retreat and tho
other two robbers ran away. i luv. of ti.»
three was afterward arresied.
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irsulod that Emilcrm' William had in.
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' 'l'liingshnd indeed changed.
' not my father soon nrrlvr?
column: 'mmlo (the:
a pretty. limo mm feather
. That in a garden pathway is:
With by the wind uplifted lightly,
And. shining in the sunshine brightly.
Went flying gracefully away.
"Well." said he. with amt pride. "1 never.
Bright Ill aim. thought that N ever '
Be turned into a bird and fly.
. But it has chanced. and though i love you
flow that loin no for above you,
Best More. I must so acuity."
The pinks and puppies, looking after
The hos-tor. fairly «hook with laughter
And thought mine very funny things.
But on old thistle growled: “Like othm
I’ve known, who might have been his broth-
art.
He has lulufaken wind for wings.
“Let him go on. trims-ling. twirling.
This way and that wwhirllug. whirling,
With sire that resliy are absurd.
Be'll not! when his false comrade stops him
in his vshi flight and rudely drops him
One feather does not make a bird."
vital-caret Ey tinge in Youth's (Jinnpanion.
THOSE OTHEli‘l’EOPLE
We had quarrelcd. I don't know what
about. Neither of us quite knew, I think
-ono of those unexplained quarrels when
we thought mean things of each other
without any mums and then justified the
other's condemnation by manner actions.
We were polite to stupidity, and our cone
vcrmtlon was lmrrlardeil with the poorest
satire. in which we excited as displaying
the sharpness of our wit and the, indiffer-
once of our feelings, We ruthlessly stab-
bed, and wondered every time at. the nth-
er's rruhlty with a renewed sense of sur
prise. while pondering on n mourn thrust
likely to prove more hurtful. l'lvrry day
we seemed to be growing farther from tho
possibility of a reconciliation, till at last
we became quite friendly in our enmity.
We ceased to be personal, and only din.
russt‘douieldc limiters. ()ur lmnrls bad
solidly frozen—ave, Willi) had lnvrtl wu-h
other so min-h. Thorn was no longer
warmth enough even for satire. Weato
our meals silently togcllmr in tho grout
bullet the queer old inn of Mnutcurro.
which was built high up on the rocks
above the swift rivcrirciliug client their
how 200 feet below, an liuprcgnablo strung
hold in the old timcsof the border ware.
and now but a llnswlry for travelers cross
liq: lilo wild forest lands that stretched for
Iuilcn to the horizon. I had mum in moot
the count, my father, on his way south.
but ho hail brim detained. and l'gn had
declared he would not loam mu in tho (ll‘.~‘~
niatc old “Willi till a color protector than
my fl-male attendant should arrive. 1 ar-
unleaded—bow willingly tlu-n. when my
heart beat at the sound of his fontsirph.
and the gloomy halls comm-d so mysto-
rlously Ill-lightful while he was tin-nu
Now 1 pro
tested impatiently at the waiting. Would
th durolv i
llroiulcd his tulvont, which would Ilii'llli
our parting without ever .1 rm-uncilintiun.
Hooffrrcd to ride. to his encounter, l
murmurml that he might. if he wislwd. and
turned away with my heart sinking into
lny men He did not go, however. and in
this I found further cause for u displayil
ill humor. llc stirrmsfiilly retaliated till i
despised him with all my soul and won
dun-d how I ovur could have thought him
, Minors hm
‘ use. fro. lino stunted to be summarized to,
thuspot. bullied in the cri msou light from.
the” setting nun, witha look in his eyes
flint was not his. a look of one enthralh‘sl
by evil. For below the river seemed a
way of blood and the forest trees black
and immutable. .The idea of blood w.
tel-ed my chub. and with it a terrible
thought. 1 shivered and closed the ease—
ment, than hastened away to escape from
the grcweoinc. notion that seemed to par-
tuo ml and take possession of my will.
it s s e o e
1 had done it.
turned to me.
la the late evening I stole through the
dork corridor to be! room, and till the way'
I laughed to lilynelf, for the strange inad-
neat to massed me tliatlliad neither
fear nor tori-or. Then i crept away down
the stall-ti and out into the open by the
flowing river. libel-mas the rim! air fun-
ned my feverish face, I thought: “i have
done right. She was an evil. horrible thing
who would lmrm ml. lint, l'uoi What
will he think?
glad! I am glmll"
"Why are you glad?"
I turned round with it little cry as
came out of the darkness and joined me.
“i could not. rest," llt' went on quite
naturally, “so I Iramu out here. i did not
impact to find you," Ilemntluucd, with no
warmth in his tone, milling: "’l‘lmso peo-
ple got on my mind. I frlt an irresistible
desire to go and smother that brute-«kill
him! i wish I bad. But somehow I hadn’t
the mumgo. "
“lino!"
"What. is it?" he said.
“I have done it. "
”What?"
“I have killed her. "
“You are mad!"
“‘I have killed her," I repeated.
lie rcumlnetl silent, pole to the lips, than
said hurrimlly, "No one can possibly know
you lllll it?”
"No—«unlcts”—
“l'illvss?” ,
' "lip-4m should divine."
“ lint he mum dic too!" Hesprangnwny
from my side, bitten by my madness.
"Don't you son.” ho said. luoklnuoddly.
“such people must. notuxist. 'l'hcyurr hur-
ribli', venomous worms. They are not hit
man. They havc the evil eye. 'l'lmy poison
the earth."
1 followl-d slowly, possessed llyu strange
calm. Of mursu it was quite right. ’l‘lm
world must lli' rid of slit-ii i‘xll'lilli‘illifi In».
lugs. Wu (-luunscd our houses of all iilu
aw'uinulaiinns, WU swept uni‘ Sirrr'fl .‘illil
burned awry usvln-ss thing. klllml unusmua
lnarrisuntl lrlilli‘lll'l‘illlfi animals. uxivrmi
noting all that was loaihsmuu. Why did mi
~top at luunuu vermin, and not purify the
World, too. ofsuchdelllmurnl? 'l'lu'n sud
(li'llly l aloud still. Vim.“ low yards in»
fern mo. Wu» ruotril to the ground. and
passing nrurwuro those other pmplv, Yrs.
slut! l lllltl failed. thonl My stubs inc-ant
nothing. h‘hcdfiuhl not he killed. l'un.
too, bad falli‘dl ’l'hv blood in my \‘nllln’
turiimll-olil with horror. and. liko him. I
would not more from “'lll‘l‘l! i iilmll.
At. lust. lu' mum up in nu- ns mm in a
dream and said: “We cannot kill tlwm'
Luck! 'l‘lil'y nro mum vvil spirits. Lillie
our," be murluurl’d tomb-fly. "roulemvavl
i‘mnu away from hut-v. it is a pnimnml
place. They may live llll‘l'Vl‘l‘, hut tllwy
shall not wpurnt.‘ us. “it worn in ”Mr
tbraldmu." Was it n drmmn? l'gu's nrnw
t
The awful idea had rc-
aught but a bear.
One day as l strode angrily along tlu»
corridor 1 enmuntorrd one“! tho glu‘slu i
had not before notion-d. though lull-r l ru
mcmborml that hilt! bud boon about ilw inn
so much in height—«ho might. lmuv bot-n
as tall aslllvscll ‘as in “humid [lllW'L Sim
looked iittlraml had tho incubus-t mun
tenants i had cvrr behold. I fuck such a
sudden dislike to tliei-ri‘ziturc that l imnl‘
untarlly drew my skirts aside as elm [mix-l-
oll. Later on in tho day we both observed
her at a table in the company of a man.
Ho was taller than slur, yct lllltl tho samu-
appcuranrc of puny tum-nun“. An llll
potent pugnnclty marked the whole ni his
irauclblo pbysiognmny. the fraud-rs of
which were whitu and forullcss. 'l'lw. hvu
openly wrangled during the whuh- i-mirsn
of tho meal, no that wu (-mllil lint. lwlp
laughing at the ridiculousness of ilu-ir in-
r‘clvuhlo unijrt. “Pray don‘t eat your
soup as if you were loud of it." Nllll silo.
"l llltll‘ in sec people out tlicirsmip in that
way. " “You lmtt-e-vl-rymu- but yoursull.‘
said hr. " l’crbups i do, when every Ulli'
bus lliliiinislu'd in a you. " slu- rujuiuvtl.
" How brutal they arc?" murumrcd Fun.
I luuuhcil. Well. wv Wl‘l’l' \vi-ll lll'l‘ll in
our quarrels. at. any rum. Whatever “'l‘
tlmugbt wr took rum to conceal in claim
rntc politmwssi-s worthy m-rminly of lu-tiur
feelings. I think he ululcrslmul what was
passing through my mind. for ho ilushod.
a little angrily. Survly [did not mean to
vompnmourselves to them low l-rmlurcu,
whom deformed bodies Bl't‘lllt'ii tlw lndvx
to their i-rookmi souls? \Vlwtiirr [ did or
not. I survrvded in hiding lurthcr i-xprx-s
nlnu of my thoughts.
During the followlnudnys we became
hum-r friends. The discussion of tlwuu
oddities made us forgot mnwtblug of our
own runner. We Wore plcam-d to condemn
thrui and phllosophizc on the "robustness
of rut-b brings on north, their huh-minnow
ami i'l'ldl'lllr discontent with lilo. Wlwli
over we ruum nrruss limit. our loathing
inrroaml. It hapln-m-donc alwrnmnns
we wore coated on the pump” of the tow-
vr overlooking the douse ”Univ“ of wutulml
country to westward, and the silver serpent
river, whose rlilordwilmmd with tho. not
tinunl‘ the sun, illl tho whole his-unto a
winding line of molten crimson at our
feet, that a strange emotion. (311118011 by
till! wmulrmm scone, stirred us both. We
'urnvil in luck ntnno mmtlwr, when the
.i. I f i’u-ir \ilo llizurvs inlvrmplml our
mm . a dud tlll‘ll‘ quorulnus \"ll‘i'fl m'liovd
in the great Hlii'lll'iiwmllf'lly, ulupid, nun-m.
”I woiuivr (but l-lwy can “V?“ think of
such things," 1 mid a littlc hotly. win-rout
an odd look rrcpt into l‘lm'u "yrs. which
made me fl‘i'l suddenly indignant. No
doubt he wan mnupnrlug me to llwm.
liow small of him to do that! llow l ills-
likcd the way he dangled his fort against
the parapet, his sword between his knm'si
iroec lip and went in. lie could listen
and enjoy the mummy of these horrible
pellploil he liked, since hecmild note!!!
any difference between them mid Inc. i
wont disconsolaiely in my mom and
watt-lied from my window. and tho tours
crept into my eyes as ltimught that surely
Ugo and i would never be the mum to one
another again. While I sat and dreamily
pondered he idea cntomi my head that
this stmnlw pair had canine between ma;
that they had mist the evil eye on us—-thc
evil cycl I ehuddcrell nun urtiscut the
reality of the superstition annulled me. i
«collected that they had npmnred at the
ion on the day of our control. For seven
days Use and 1 had been "I strangers to
one snnther, end theywthey would sever
as for all time. i leaned out of my Willa
dew. getting down on the parapet beneath
the; on which Ugo stliivut. The horrible
1
Will Mill”.
«other: rm .looiiinc at him even as l was.
for some days. film was a Wild person. lini. ‘
havlnr. 'i'lwy bandied Words on every mu 1
wvrc round llll‘. ‘ l low you! 1 low you!“
luv said! "i haw lim-li ulrultl iotcll you.
.‘illil tlwy, ilwy mmv lu'tmmn us; hut-Wu
«in not rare. (in in": \‘nu Wl'l‘l' so brow-w
lirnwl' than l—-i"nt' you did lint liewimlc.
\VPIYHIIlll lint hill
3 liul it was no. 2.1m:
liwiu.”
(lur arms were lightly r-niwinul. Nuili
ing in the world could mnw helm-on us
now. 'l'bnso growsunm pi-nplu wu-rc but
with a laugh mum-d ilwm. 'i ll(‘ll wv saw
what was lllllt‘i'll stranger than anything
that had yet lmppclml at the will rustic. for
rlwro under our wry cyvs they vlmngrd.
miml slio lmvamu own as l “as, tall and
z fair. and ho as l'gu. luruvu :Iml bountiful.
ilill at but it Si‘lllllt'll that they \va-ru \w
, and wnWI-rc they, limit, as the pale nwon
{ulmniml from out ilw clouds and throw a
|
llundul light across our path. we found
' that we were alone.
"it is not truv?" l murumrvd. "i may
lilavi' lli‘l‘ll llkt- that. but not. you." lie
Hmlurcll to hi4 oyvllruu s. “Thu portrait of
, mo\vnsdnubtlnwusvnllt‘ni. ‘seiiil lw. "'l'lm
‘nthor. of ('(lill'xl‘, Wm H preposterous mil
gumuy."
lint lilnn't think villu'roi‘ usmrml wry
luuu-b. for w.» know that as long as our
!lu~ari« ln-nt urnr I‘llli uimllu‘r's [bun-m ullu-r
[ll'filllu muld not illul it way in mum be
““30“ us. And in wry lruih tlwy won-
svcn no more at Munivnvrn.~\\'t-stlilliistcr
“might.
(let a Surroit of l-lgn.
“Do you like virus?” was tlm (pulsation
that stirrml iipu furiy~ninw to make Nilllil
talk ill :i llungnr slum llll? oilwr (lily. llv
was all will man, and lw sti'nllrblunml up in
snmrihinu like tlm lwight of his prlnm as
ho duswvrvtl: “l bull u surfi-lt of them
alu'c. "l'wau toward hi) yours ago, when l
was on illoway luuuu from California. We
In“ tho isthmus on a good brig bound for
New York. but ran into a rural roof in the
i‘arlllbcull son and Worn. \vrm-kml. ll. was
'I ‘lilll‘ll of mud just out of tho \valur, but
umllwl on it. 'l'lu-y bail to mow Imiol' lliu
way in glue no room to sinytlu‘rc, and
that. WM about ull (boy would do. 'l'bclr
nests wurr vvm‘ywlmru. and there worvvguu
in fllllllllllllli'li. \i’i'ntndlmut u lmrri-l of
were there. r-lnuu- of us got oil in u ln-nl.
and wont to 'San Juan, in Nll'lll‘ilfllill.
whom we got. u vmsvl to no nfiI-r lililllf‘ \vu
lvi't on the null. 'l'lmt \i‘P-rli‘l was mim-
llllllllll'll by William 1.1m rvum- of limb.
who Willi killl‘il by n mull lluliwil \Vllkili
.wu whilo he “nun p<.limn:m liusru. ll.»
wind to but. in tho roof, but bad wvuilwr
‘dovn us up Hi) \"i' hall to FM in for Now
lli'lualui. \vlwri- WI! found the nwtul’ the
llii'll,i‘l‘~1Ciliillllyliliilllu‘l'\‘i'flifl'l. lint vim-a!"
The old man» lam luck on it pmullur cs-
lil‘iiflHlllll.‘l19Wl‘hllll Journal.
Mulberry ”end.
As to Uli' mural station)! thoeirrets West
llllil north of Chinatown l nvcd scarcely do
more than mention that these are Mulber.
ry. lluxter and llayurd and that within a
stone‘s throw of Mutt. street is the note»
i'lnils " .llullwrry bond," for many your:
paid, the hiding place of criminals and the
lust and lowest resort of tho nlmndonud
lillll vicious of both some. The titles of
Milllmrry bond that until monily assailed
the cars of tho liliifllliilllll‘)’ are absolutely
Illimbttuhlu and in be cmnprvlmiidml only
by one “MP“ to the sight and ltnnwlvdun of
tho llvm of criminals and outcasts of the
lowest possible character. Within tho last
few years tho police have driven out the
worst divas of the region, but the evil cf-
fects of these cute hlmumling evilsnre still
'0 be seen that. and unfortunately tell
madly upon the would who have filled up
the canton-dicks F. Clerk in Benton.
pyiunics. What cnrwl we? And We uxrnml .
you ought to swim; llm-ksul sun fowl that "
thmu everyday during the lt.’ days in"
r
Still," Isaid aloud, “1 am ;
l
l
Ugo
l;
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following from I. (l
i
Ilium all Others
Both in the public’s
estimation and in it’s.
intrinsic value. All
because B—L Tobaccos
have always been kept
up to their high stand—
ard. That's why B-L
stands for best leaf,
.best' flavor, the kind
that suits, and is too
high a standard: for
. competitors to reach.
What ‘ is
C I ‘-
Cutorle is Dr. flannel Pitcher’l
prescription for Infants and 3119
then. It contains neither Opium
lorphiae not other lmotic sub-
stance. It bohemian substitute for
Peregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups
sad CutontOil. It is pleasant. Its
‘ guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Osttoria‘ie the
5 Children's Panacea-the Mother’s
l
Mend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Casiutlu, and m that the fsc'simiiz
signature of
is on the , .
wrappcrji‘ m
We shailpro- '
ted ourselves and the public 3t all heralds.
Tun Curran: COKPANY, 77 Murray 6L,N.Y
anvil 9! 1w
#— _
Don't be persuaded into buying iinl-
, inputs without rrpillatiun
~ Chamberlain‘s l’aiu Balm costs no more
3 an
dltsmurits lune boon proton by
lr~t of many yours. Surh lrttrrs as t
(7:11.. arc (‘nlwlullily living;
mod is (‘hmulmrlain‘~ Pun linlm, and
say so aim-r having u-ul it in my family i
for ht‘Vi'l‘iil yvars " ii cum rinuniutistli, i
F
lame bin-k, sprains and swoliincs.
sale by U. (‘. Stillsml.
The old way of (Mitt-ring messagesi
. by post-boys compared with the modem
lielcpbonc, illustrates the old tedious
imethods of “breaking" mills compared
with their almost instantaneous cure
flue Minnlo (fongh Cure. (3:. C. Stillsou
and E. P, Weml.
Mr. N. N. Ushurn, well known
melstock, Mich, was troubled with
lame hack.
(lliamlnrlaia's l’ain Balm.
relief in om night.
sale by (l. (.3, Stillsou and E. P. Weed.
To care all old sores, to heal an indo.
lent ulcer. or in tpwdlly cure piles. you
need simply apply DvWitt's Wit
anci Salvo. accurdinlzm directions.
magic-like action will surprise yin.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The flo-
lllllo it a
....... Wm ....
5g ‘ ' .1 honor.
The old lady was right when she said,
the child mlunt die if they waited for
She saved the little oue's
life with a few doses of ()ne Minute
She had used it for croup
(i. (3. Sillisou and E. l’. Wet-d.
the doctor.
(tough (lure.
before.
Mr. (.1. iii. Dixon. 9 wvll known in
about. of Pleasant
Pa, liasa little girl who is frmlucn
tlircalvurd with crimp, but when the
first symptom appear. his wife gives bur ,
Ulmmbcrluiu's Cough Remedy, wli
always ail'ords prompt relief. The
and 50 cent sizes for sale by (l. I. St
sou.
Soothing, and not irritating. strength-
yoiling. and not weakening. small, but
lvtl'vctivcasucli arc the qualities of De»
£Wilt’s Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. (.1. (I. Stillson and E.
Weed.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
urbiantulw. Win-n this who gets
liatumlynn have a rumbling: sound
nine saws out of ion are "dllhi‘fl by i
We Will um» um- huiulrv'rl dollars
any case of (li'lilllt‘n‘i mnuwi by cutar
that Cilllllnt lm min-d by lizlll's (Jana
(lure. Scull i'urt-lrrulurs. i'l-r-u.
"Sold by druguists, Tim.
isble blood-purifier. read in Aycr‘s
as colon-h, rheumatism and scrofula.
the use of Ayor's Sarnopurilla.
govern yourself accordingly.
Minnie Cough (lure.
sad E. P. Weed.
or int-rib»
innit-y, Ilumwuw, ‘,
rm owed: ;
“’l‘lw host rmmiv l1 : pain no ‘lavv vvvr .
iic wan; persuaded to use
It gave him
This rmnt-(iy is also
famous for its cures of rheumatism. F
.rh
Ridge. Fulton (30., 1
imperfect. limit‘lnlz,nml wlwu It is t-ntlrn—
ly closml dentures iii ilw result. and
unless tlw inllumaliunvan be: taken out
and this tube rector-ml to its normal mn-
dition.hearln;z will bu dostroywi fon-vcr;
llll‘ll, wlurb is n‘ thing: but an lullzuuml
‘l'llll'lilihll of ilu- mur up. Surface-n.
h‘. .l. CHEN Y t\‘ (30., TulednJ),
Cast-ohm;
in"
”it . , £52524 all.
if you are editions to findtht- most rol-
mansc the testimonials of those who
have been cured of such terrible discascs
Then
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. These
may heaven-ted by promptly using One
(3. U. Stillllon
a
he
Examiner in
b l'. ‘5. Patent (Hike,
1876 to 1588
Offices. 43d Main fillet-t,
BRIWSI51’()EIT. CONN-1
I .
V ‘ Some 1 _
Americans mostly know how much
they owe lb Boston in ihe't‘tay of exam» '
plea of propriety of behavior and the use
of good grammar. Few. however, are
aware of what Boston has done for the
English language in the way of actually
enriching it with new words. Mr. C.
W. Ernst instances a number of these
in The New England Magazine.
We find from his paper that the word
“commonwealth” as applied to a corn-
try and its government was acoiaage of
the Massachusetts colony in 1634. Alt-
erward Cromwell himself borrowed the
word for Great Britain.
The won “town" as applied to a
neighborhood or township is also a Bus-M
ton ideal So is "rum," meaning on in-
toxicating drink distilled from mo-
lasses. This was first made in Bos-
ton in 1653. Boston also borrowed
from Gloucester, Mass, and brought into
common use the word “schooner," not
meaning a large [3061' glass. but. a count-
iug vrssel. There, too, is “coasting,"
sliding down hill rapidly, uow applied
to bicycles more often even than as orig-
inally to speedin down hill upon a sled
over a snow lruc '. Boston likewise in-
vented “lumber,” to (lrslgnatc boards,
planks and woods prepared for the mar-
kot. “ )uucas" is one of her word coins
too.
Finally we come to Boston‘s most
widcsprcadnnd illustrious linguistic in-
vention—“paper money. ” In Boston
paper money was first issued and first
nammi July 2, 1693, 204 years ago.
(‘ousuriug Otbcr 1:00pm.
In an editorial on tho spirit of peace
null good will which ought. to pervade
ihc lilill’t’l‘ii"‘iili i'lirislums lilac lilo 1-d-
linr of Sm‘ilmesr‘s Magazine speaks of
that unhappy tendency of proplc to crit-
icise oilu-r pimple. Hi! says:
ii in right for us to have a standard, and it
is. mi ‘ ml fur u.~ to new our {list-prnlnwnt in
lnmwwml: pmy lu by it. but it i: lll'lillt'l‘ kind
in :- wiw tn rt jm'[ or condemn vvurybody who
limo. l‘w'. liillll i'll l/l roll“: up in ii.
'- in r -<- ‘xzvurv our follows, lot it;
in only i‘ :r “hill in llli'll‘. i.
ii? ‘ . l’i‘uplt‘ arr horn min till-i
umrid ultb \mtly lllfl‘"rl‘lli uutilt“ of intrlli-
l -._.
or 1
iHUNT
& . . .
ZELUFF
by
at
“ Wholesale
and
Retail
or Dealers
in
Fish, _
Oysters,
Pure Maple Syrup.
Telephone. 35—4.
HUNT t ZELUFF
Horse Radish ground to order
gun a, (‘i)lllt.'lllll 4.; lliiil lll'iillll, uml tiii'y nru
burn lntu va~tly different l'lll’ll‘ullllll'lili. We .
~liuizlil not lilfillli‘ ill: m for the aim-1.00 ni’
} iuuliiics or in~iinvt~~ which they ball nuluvom
l of inheriting. nor for lbw idol; of knowledge
1 or lllulllli'l'n‘ o‘l' niippmiilnus “hit-ll their envi'
; runmwntn‘ guru llil’l‘l mmpportuulty iuunquiln
i it up are to lllDlili' thorn at all. we ought to
? limit our i'wumru iu suvh 11mm as tliry might.
. reasonably lllin‘ liHDlIlHl. Siam: full: try \‘(l‘)’
l hard to ho mini and to make the \‘t-ry most
. uml lwst of what {hwy burn, but have such dis-
toriml mutt-rink in work with that they anvr
‘ \vln morw than u very nmllrrato success. Oth-
vr pill'r‘lv don't swim in) try half <Ulléll‘il;1)lll,
l'('1li;: imrn muudvr, .~'\\'v ‘v-r and more sane.
with lie-tn-r wit‘ and luv ‘ ill<illli'l, Work out
what :4 in “Will lllliii‘l’:lll\‘Lilll.i,:V'|Il1‘i nliiiltlons
and ilzivl th . l-x-sttlxing. in ilfni‘uir y liilnldllli:
into tin ir laps. 'l‘ln y :m- nwt ruuill}: so «ivscrw
12),: iii their llrviiiri-u who siartui with li'S‘i and
mud» more. mini-t, lint \n- applaud lllt'l'li a
grunt dual more and lllil‘ flu-m .1 great deal
llrlit'r.
Paris has now 600 burst-loss Veiilcli‘fi
1'” in daily new. They are mostly utilized
Clams, for dolivvry wagons. London is going
in for ilil'lll with a vim too. A oily mu
Scallops.’ :linanm- limit»: their spcml in the streots
of London to 11.’ luilos ilil hour for light
(-arrlagvs and .3 miles an hour for wag-
ons that weigh as much as two tour.
This is tbv mulluu of the law. and from
its wording one may judge that heavy
hauling motor wagons are already in
use in London streets. which is not the
' (aw in any Amvriczln city. England has
9!“ I,
fly
icb
'35;
ill- l
1’- The Beauty of Wall Decoratiq
bountiful, dolirato and, varied are ll
patterns in this clock, the most artist
i taste cannot fail to be pleasrd.
. you want is not here, you make up ym
by local applications. as they cannot j mind it‘s not to be had.
reach the diseased portion of tho our. i
There is only one way to cum (ll‘llfllT‘SH, .
and that is by vomtliulinnal rvnwdii-s. '; in .
l Deafness is caused by an inlhuuv-d ltiill- i if not convenient for you to call at the l
dlilou of tho mucous lilillll! of the rust. l, Mum (imp a postal, and Iwill bcpleused '
in call on you with a full line of samples.
Sm-iug‘s frcc.
Painting, paper hanging and docora
ill-
or
E . E . G O R H A M ,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwalk,
'2".-
for
thy
rrh
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
lngl
Al~
by Offloo.
mm
H
727”.
Alma n plump
B
turd rolmblr,
walk
a
If what
Connecticut
At the Bantinol
puls-
A NJIHFLIEF.
WI In I“ I.
list tlnon's run Puma amt nslslur‘tmwfl.
AI dro stern. m we: ditrcl malt-til. lyrics Oi.
Unu- rm CM. llmitm. Mus. Pamphlet 4e.
acidity Geo. U. Stillman, South Nor-
nov.‘ 1.": facturlcs ilmiurn manufacturing
motor wagons. 'l‘huy um propt-lh d to a
large extent by t‘li"'ll‘.lL‘llF. The United
Stairs is lwblud rilllc-r Franco or Great;
Britain in adopting ill.,il'.<L‘l|'.~.S vublrlcs.
In 1585 (Jun rul Gordon was left by
England to pvt-bu in tho Sudan. Now,
ll yours ailvr. England is undoubtedly
Inquiring in take up tin: work when:
(lurrlnll luul it ileum and ('unquvr for
good all of tlw lasiiru Sudan. Next
Spring (lilli'l'iil lhiii‘l v-:.: r v. iii rvsamu
ii'pz‘i'iiili‘lln’ iii :11 liwngrln all more on.
liii KllllTiliiIi. .‘. liti‘
inf lill‘ wutnry may llwl the lil‘llii—‘ll
n1lllilililliz n im- (1 i'llillll'}' fxuzn the
Illiti (min; L plum
i . t . Al " . ‘l
(lupcnils on the work of the designer. ho i nu who of tlii.‘ it lid to the rape of (mod
{8‘ now.
10
Nutdlu-r ulwurvi l‘ hasmtroimi‘uiml ilm
”l (lim-uwry of two column made by l’ro-
; i'v-wur Swill of lmvv hiya-mimicry. lu'vlm
t- . umuulalu, Lililil'ornln. (iunut' lliil ennui:
l Professor Swift says lu' saw with lustin-
aid. .1 iywiulii by dayling just as llm
film was sinking ht hind tlu- fiivi‘l'as.
'i'bln \vm~ t'vrmmly ii V4 l')’ unumal thing,
but will“ l'rui‘vswr Swift snainln-d up
his “law-s in oxalliluo llll‘ rouu'i iiu bull
writ with llm lllllii'll iyc mph-revived
but only that but another (inc.
It was a pitiful talc of disaster and .
hurl wk that Hivlilii runaways had to
in“ .‘lli‘ll tiny 'l‘.'i‘i‘i’ piu'lwi up at 51‘“ by
the British imi'k llulyuvll and (-url‘iml
in iizilw-siou. 'l'lli‘ll'Hllipll'iih’l‘tlLllllinlw
lllhlllil‘lii‘ll, iiw captain and two of “in
crow du-d from exposure, Hl‘ill‘Vy hrnlzo
out among the rest of thou! and lllllilu ‘
lbs-m iwlplrss, and ilwy Wl‘l‘i’. almost
starved livsidvs when lllll llnlywvll pick.
ml ilwm up. Their shlpwas named sim~
ply Smith. J
During our civil war the United
b‘iaivs army was urcuily hampered by
too much Washington in its (mitts. in
tho smut manner tine Spanish army in
Cuba is mnbarrussml Ivy too much Mad.
rid. Madrid will boss the Cuban army
if sin,- ruins the h’piulish nation.
Life is worth living if fm'nolhing also ‘
than to gain lliii wisdom to ho lvurm d
from Its rich experiences, wait and
bitter. W
Tho thought in the British mind: (in
to Khartuml
Norwalk Chronicler