,.,_.isenetmef Indi-
gJudgel'bilipha -
mlm‘hfllnn in
he mommthleeho
. son! 0. BPOONEB.
The son graduated from the State
. in 1864 and at once entered
, in which he remained until 1866,
. “house mustered out as brovet colo-
studied low and was admitted to the
4801,,and after serving for some
on on assistant in the attorney gener-
cploe be located at Hudson. ‘ In 1872
f elected to the state legislature and
6 banana United States senator for
, .. illegal finding in 1891. As the Dem-
we then controlled the legislature he
not reelected.
. AFTER THE COUNT.
W Ind, Indigo-at Womuu ll
Militia! In Alleged Noblemln.
. "st“, Jan. 14.—-A women, in«
“mine herself as Mrs Bertha Jnstcr,
‘ led on Captain of Detectives Miller and
cold she wanwd him to hove her husband
WM hook fromChicago, where he won
Wed o week ago. The men is William
luster, alias Count de Just/er, alins Dr. de
m allot Dr. Rhonda. _
Hilly Jam declared that she spent it
, _, .0: thousand dollars to keep him out
., , numeral occasions, and that she
would now gladlyltpend that much more
him behind bars if she had the cash.
mason for the sudden change in her
Was for the man with whom she fell
M .33 married after an acquaintance of
insomnia of weeks, is that when Jus-
ho had posed as a count in Chicago,
m it was found that a couple of
the before he bud married n woman
known as Bells‘Cults.
_ charges upon which he was locked
ere forgery and embezzlement in Don-
. nod Mrs. Juster of this city, who, as
welsh knows, is the first Mrs. Josmr,
My: that he may be set free, wants to
‘ mm charge of hlgnmy. With this 0b
is“ inmate wmte to the Chicago au-
urea-1mm! leached a reply from In-
, Mlltlpfitrlok that the Denver people
‘ ’lulve claim upon Jester, b it that she
so ' and prove her ‘ri ,ht to bring
charge of blgamy. Armed with her
‘ 2 at Mfleute, Mrs. J ustcr will start
I08 for Chicago, with the probnbility
she will have to go to Denver before
- 1 ha talent husband.
“I! Justor, whose home is at 1008
., Sixteenth street, says that it was
» 3 tabs flflt met the man, who come
' = ,‘ announcing his intention of
- dentistry. She said that he stud-
,‘nbout one month.
“to money she spent to keep him
, ,she declines to soy much, but
u that it was largely in scaling
or him. She mys that his father is
.Mthy broker in Roumonin and that
hmhnsbend went there six months after
their marriage, returning last August.
She has not flea him since then.
, . Kipp-Islet Moped by the Ministers.
‘ Recourse, Jan. 14.—At :1 meeting of
fill” WW Mlnistors' association of
, ' " _ fNOW’Yorka committee 60(18lean
0? ,. on. Squires, Rev. H. P. Morroll
MMJLB.’ Bord was appointed to
draw upfli'eefolutloun condemning the re-
w . : ltllpon the, character of Rev.
Hwy. _ trinket the i-locoud Universali-
of this city. They were read and
unanimously. The association is
of all the Ilniversolist ministers
New York.
minaret the United sum.
mm Slain, Jon. H.-—Amcricons
Hill I here are indignant over on
molt ll, Bbmeee soldiers on the Ameri-
miesmunesl semi, it. v. Kollott.
, rite by European withosms show
the ”ohm brutal and without
. Blunt virtually ignores the protest
ted States minister resident and
General John llnmj'tt. .Vo Ameri-
bont has been hero for five yum.
‘ ‘ cell prestige in the orient. demands
,m notion.
‘ ' therew- condition.
. ' Nolan. li.-~'l‘ho Stondord‘s Rome
. dent reperts that the pope's phy»
, recommend the nastiest care in
. as on even mymtoro fol" his
end in dieting oneggs and old wine.
, t says of the pope’s np~
“lilo bowed attitude when
hesbeen much increased lately. "
A: muse contract.
uh, also. li.-—--’l‘he Wolimll‘orgo
hes secured n mutt-wt
GreetWestem railroad
' will have, beginnizfi on April
re newbies on ltsllm,
”miles The mom of the
“on company empires on
El.
‘. rl
'AumsmmmuHsnte
lose in , November, 1894, and to whom».
do is to new. the memo”
of Fellow Gideon-
Facts are stubborn.
Some may be disputed.
None can be disproved.
A fact is the opposite of fiction;
ls always hedged about with preolz,
Has to standthe test of investigation;
Or it drifts to the realm of doubt.
Investigate closely the following.
The closer the scrutiny the more con
vincm the result. m ,
An .nst Norwalk citizen speaks here.
Speaks from experience and comic
lion. " _
Relates facfs-stubborn facts~
.That maybe disputed, but cannot be
disproved.
Mr. James E. Motion, of No. 7 Bets
gloat, says: “For u long time my wife
as been bothered with kidney and
urinary troubles. She suffered irom
backache and frequent urination.
Many remedies. have been tried in an
endeavor to find relief and cure. She
had about given up all hope of being
cured when one. tiny i got a box of
Dean‘s Kidney l’ills at l’lalsted's drug
store and tried to induce her to take
them. At first she refused, but i finally
persuaded her to give thorn a trial.
They proved to be just the right thing,
for in a short time she began to im-
pmvc. and is entirely well now. if
Mrs. Morton was troubled in the same
way again, I would be willing to my
$10 per box for Dozm's Kidney Pills.
knowing as l do now their curative
powers."
Dunn's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. Price 50 cents. .Malltci
by l“l)$lt‘l’~l\llll)lll'll Co. Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agents for the United States. lic-
mcmbcr the name-Dean's—take no
other.
W
The Best
Christmas
Present
for yourself ifdyou live. and your
lam iyli on ie. is an down-
ment no will the
Connecticut General’Life
Insurance Co.,of Hartford.
With insurance as with everything
else. the best is the cheapest. an.
be rdoy will iven young men
all ousnnd do lots insurance-to
to color himself in old age. \ou
do not nose what you have paid
if you stop paying on time otter
three eors cosh \‘ll no. or paid
pupal cy. or be insured for the
toil amount for the balance of the
em.
3. 3. L'HOMMIDIIU.
4 South Main Street.
5,,A7'5c
'TEJA
FOR
35c!
In I pound pack-
ages at
Sam’l.
Comstock
Jr.’s,
72 NORTH
MAIN
ST R E ET.
am summarise
in HI! [millnl 11".“? 'H IIAIR
' \ vr. no a. n- bnmflru, [Ill'owlif mlor. $1 lilo lmiilo
LLF'N "Alli '1'0‘011‘ on: love Il/.rulmfl,~,uq»~
.1. my y_.;‘4.“.:m.y» u... ‘u- ”ll.\l .é'l roliuu‘
,.,. x.,-(,...,. ,\,...
» _ MI
E. G. Tomlinson. [)rnguist.
R. H. Finish-«i, Druugisl.
1 By using the
Perfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper room:
without adduloloal expense for
foe.
Caliend See it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
Till?!
HOIWILK PA"!!! I I"; 00.
Pullers! Director
shillmbslmr.
.3 Washington m
It. flow-walls.
moon. to meet M
Win um county, is one of the
, hm snd'eoé. 01‘le brighten “WWI in
northwestern Nabreeks. onset the m?
prints in the political kaleidolcopo of
the counties in this section of the state
Was the election ‘of a Populist over the
Republicans. Brown county’s normal
Republican majority has been about 800.
But this your the fair candidate for
county ottomey was elected without an
effort, although pitted against a strong
and popular gentlemen on the Republic-
an side. Miss Devisseu is u .native of
Jews and has not yet reached the age of
23. She imbibed her first notions of low
on her father’s knee. Miss Duvisson is
an able lawyer and a graduate of Mich.
igon university. She attended the pub-
lic schools of Sibley, In. In 1880 she
came to Long Pine, Nob, her present
homo, and finished her secular education
in the high school. in 1804 she entered
the low department of the state uni-
versity'at Lincoln, and two years into:
came out of it u full fledged lawyer.
She was nominated as u fusion condi-
date and won, easily. Miss Davisson is
the only Woman in Nebraskoaperhaps
in tho country—thut has been elected to
the position of county attorney—Chad
rou (Nob. )Correspondeuce.
Antiseptic Ilindkcrchiefe.
So much danger exists from contagion
in tho llumlliug‘of infected clothing thnt
for some limo post on ofi’ort bus but!!!
mode to introduce hnmlkcrchiots of po‘
per and fiber. A substance composed of
shredded fiber might be put into the
form of paper pulp nnri run out into
sheets, which would be soft, pliuble,
absorbent and inexpensive. Paper hand-
lkerohiefs might be mode almost as cheap
as toilet paper and would he found a
most welcome addition to ihecquipmeut
of invalids. immediately upon being
used they could be burned or otherwise
destroyed, thereby avoiding the trons~
mission of disease germs. Lnundrosscs
and others have frequently been intrau-
lalcd with the bacilli of various fliiilfl'
(lll's by contact in tho wushtub. A
scratch or any irritated spot on the skin
nmy become a lodging place for such
(organisms. For this nod other rcnsons
tho pupor immlkm'chluf is strongly com-
mended. If, in addition to the absorbent
and inexpensive qualities, the pulp could
ln- impregnated with some iuodorous unzl
efficacious autisl-ptic, tho value of this
new departure would be hugely increas-
ed.~—Now York Lmiul-r. ’
(.‘oiors Thur. Reign.
Yellow in all its glory, in its voriml
toms and sl-nutoucs, is m rugn in dress
uml mililm-ry this winirr. Rod the
shade of the traditional British coat
bonds the list of foshlonobln colors in
England just new. Ullll‘lllil blue has
broken out all over li‘mncc, rivaling
russlun moy m who-mi furor—tho soil.
iwcominu, l'l‘lllli‘il gruy lll cloth oml wi-
\‘l'l that the. young l‘llilull‘h'o sovuml to
favor next to lllUl‘ ului crx-zlm while dur
ing her short, ln‘llimui stay in Paris.
Vivid urwn 1.4 lwlm'wi by the Emerald
islnmlcrs nml popular this your the
world over. All lin-sovorlous dyl-s hove
their admirers und electors, and toohmo.
ul journals announce the color chiefly
fovoml by sonm portlculhr country or
noted pvrsnnouc, and therefore We on»
now in the first harmless fllllfll‘fl of yol-
low fever, nod llu mm H disposed to Hi)»
just to the vllhiwlunn~va York l'ml.
Rccl procll y.
(.‘olh-uo frotrrnnlism recently found
unoihvr ploosom. illuslrnliou of ”bull”.
0. When (llwrllu. which woo the first
mllvgo in upon limiooro lowomon on on
oquul footing with men, won just stnrt‘
log in its work, in H433. Mory Lyon
was a foul-bur in Miss Urnut's school, in
Ipswich, Moss The teachers of this
school, with their pupils, imnwdiutvly
sputum)tolllwrliu in help it. In its
work. (if this sum Mury Lyon liol'lwll
“mm “50. Foul-yours lolorsl‘m found: ll
Mount llolyoim moluury. This foil the
Women tmmiwrs ht lerllu “(ohm-ml 4:
contribution of 0150 for Mount “Ll-
yoko college and m-nt it as o 'l‘honkugiva
lug mrounitiou by the (lborliu of to-
dny of tho hohlo work «Iooo by Mary
farm for the higher mlomulml of women.
"Mr-u floului.
bliss llolon ( loulll bus [1 superb library
of the bust workfof tomb-m English and
Amorlcuu Mllllllll’fl. 'l‘hr-ro om more than
5,000 microns in the library at Lynn.
burst, besides munuwrlpts of lilo foul“
toonih oml fifteenth centuries. Miss
(gouhl is only 520 yours old. but she hos
crowded uumy iwuntiful ilt'l'ilfl of phi»
lullihrnpy into but short life. Molly
charities are the recipients of hot boon.
ty. but she nivm quietly. and the World
at lame knows nothing of her largest
schemes. «New York Tribune.
hoe melting.
"Bun piloting” in u now Porlslln
fashion of widening and “falling out”
skim. it. in new and very stylish. in
stead of accordion piloting o shirt. the
pilots are put in Act tho waist in tiny
lope. widening out to the bottom until
at ibobom immune: i to 1% tech-
beautifully.
villi s...
lit-hm. i- on slim
, its
* / fil-MfitlmmJflvm-r, A M
sill, M,m‘mfleMnuof the
from m m, m devastated by the
more! atom. , s; erodes . lfonu nos
mttlenolo Willem item.
the former having been led may for serv-
ml ll» cant-amt: men, while the
latter been completed for food by
unionism. Thom: piste and the
family. Matched hm: not. to Richmond
in patriotic Matrimony: w the deplete!
trees of. the Confederacy. Many of the
slaves momma tbeir fortunes in
the cooler ollmntsof the north, and the
few who now rmlmd behind bed learned
that they. too. weekly have to and homes
elsewhere, for with the death of the young
master on the blood: field of Antietam the
mole lemon! the fiylvoeters hsd income
axtlnet end the fortunes of the family had
been lost bayonet repair. At first their
faith in their young mistress, Anne flyi-
vester, impelled them to doubt the rumor.
Anne, A» beautiful young women of 22,
was the only surviving sister of the fomer
master. list alderman for the old plots
and her miter: mu unmistakable. but it
noon boomne apparent to all that the ow
hnppy girl was indeed face to fooewitll
min'ond was powerless to obey the die.
totes of her heart.
For almost a your sitar the surrender
of Lee at Appomattox ’Anoo flylvoster
tried to fight ugalnst fate» Then, roluol
rnntly confessing her lmpotoncy. she will»
quishcd the struggle and propnml to bid
forewell to the scenes ond friends of ion-
girlhood. A distant relation in Noshvlllo
had offered her a homo, and in the spring
of lace she begsnto make prcperstlczms for
her departure.
leovo telling of the old house Anna went
into the garden tools for awhile atom.“
the shrubs. and flown which had only
lntoly opened their perfumed potols in the
worm springs air. film was ocmmpunlml
by her cousin, Mary Mouton. who was
lutlcfotignblc in her efforts to alleviate tho
sorrow of the unfortunotc girl.
Upon arriving at n rustle lmwh fwido
the trunk of u lofty ooh they muted them
selves, and for several mlmocs both wore
silent. '
At length n boll ”bothered sol; bowl
from the locust of the lmlnmuy Anon, mltl
her cousin, rousing bowel! from in towns
into which she, too, haul fallen. pioml so
nrm mound her and drew her Motor,
“Como, floor, he brow. i'nrlmps all
these things you love no fondly may of."
clay be yours ognin. Thom moat «only
some n time when all those rnvogm of Wnr
will he obliterated, when "Impurity will
come book to the month now more. i’srv
hnps”- '
“l’m not thinking of tlmt, slum," to
turned Anne mdly.
A shadow crossed Mary's loco for o mo
menf. Then she opened her limo: spools,
but her cousin interrupted hor;
"All, thirlus hove clmngeri so in the lost
foull‘ycurs that I sometimes lf‘e'l that if
will.do mo good to go misc-whore ful' o lit
tlo while. Tho nlri plum is full of pie Mom.
memories, but some-time"! i got totolnkind
out bore, Minty" «—
Sho hid her have in her howls. hot in o
few moments so..- rolsml if. o‘mtn
“See. him-y. sm'“ she com-intwl no sin.
polntr‘ll to a humid-wring mogul-1m. I)”
you son that tre of it» you romrmmr lsvm’.
on thooo warm sprlnq nights. ’lm "looking
llll‘ll used to sing: not: not the blossom, owl
how often you oml l have mt out both oul
listened to its mush"
came while the magnolia Wm to Home
Then one your it loft. ow suddenly Moi é.“
m-Vcrvlsltcd no ngoin. Do you know who!
hopponod on the mght l howl fr. but» :w,
on. llowoun you kaW‘? You 91/1."fo ml.
with me then, Mary. "
"('nluc, darling. {-ulrn yooramlf, '
moustrnml her condo Kwntly
nuu'u quietly. V
[ti-l ,lu-sf four yon-«l mg» fateful.” 3031””. i
not llnl‘u with Andrew r . iron lwf.wr..r.;¢ is:
We mocking bird. on» you .oml i matron
ilSl‘ll to flu and rmwr hr-furo hind it: holy-t
xct'mml he)! so flu-.lo'lf’ol Amines um! i
lliiil been full 1“an "’Il‘ forum out of Ms
home that l, . WIN Willi»! to mks- nm to
".it lost. whiln tho roux-king Mr! or."
sllmlnu. \lullll, with mv howl“! nation or.
his Mlllllll'.ll'r.1 Wain lunklllg oscr‘nt mom;
lit luwn owl throw vb thmloflt cl'lstrrol
llhflllll‘flw-Sll’. tin» v'lwl’lr . m: horl born tlmlel
purpose to enlist. in rm ranks of rim to: u
who bod invaded: or ('(ul'illf‘jflfld lot»: 11
Whole. All he ”Will” my heart Muslim!
out-inst him hurl bmlo mu one! Mm mot l
rose and ordered him to lento mo ilo
prtlfrflla'fl, huh I roman-fl to Eldon M Whoa
ho had tawny. l l lo him 7»? Mil Isms
'olso tome and o “honor- to tha- «ham to
\Vllll'll we both ovwi olloumo' r. ”FM-bl
oiono.
"Tim nluht offer :ur (nostril l «to:
into the “onion, hoping in my two". 1b.:
1 would find him w so
if ho "ml!" to me i would firm: lvll‘lill in" 5
ion] done the night below lie on! out
come turnip, oml mow he fell. 1 lmoo fer/F.
hwml from him. lu', .lvi we. «to you know
lrlllill Ill‘lm tho mum ~lll‘» who» ' lull-fl #7:»
thus all woo ot on curl l‘zIfiWI'Kfli on its.»
sweet. Voice may. mud {Grimm m m from
tho mugooilo trm how r». m been lwnf’ll .mp0
ii?" any rind nhoufl lino plan's? "Hmfl ll! Wit;
this old woolen has lormrw clmt'mtwlul 4.;
mo, oud [ em “4". M sorry to loom l'. was
you fnoclud l might , r
"”0 you love him Mill’T'mWfl liars
softly as who took h. ; moon‘s tom!
“You," uncovered .il‘mr‘ or a shall non.
months! hor Mme. * if, :llfcrwlm lx- l. bl
his ffifll'uf losing mu. 1 sl‘lmshl howdb
rpiml him. i has»: lllr- orifvtsrrlllowo Lo
professed; but. I wonwh-rl flora: Enmnlw
his conscience f4 id lnm lbw-V ”PM ”van: ll
ho hm! been fill-W1 1. his roowl‘orm, flu“.
llll "light but» lit-on 9‘ ill“ lio- fsm "ll balls-‘9‘
yours."
Anon pimped, "ml for scrotal “slums“
both Worn mom.
"Porbop'o. " sold Story. not else sold w
"my"; f‘W Ml tlmt l’éuiml’lf'lfi «more» ivy“.
unions of o ohm mmiil tr mfvnvl than lmllko
not full oml «inm- up n om. stitlommuf "w
perfumed sir. sou Mm mo. of ppm...
moi thrilling: moon, mentors to oust“:
fill” “HQ“. fillfllllfi in tho sombrmm 5.!
llfo.
Male and hrmthlmw, ”on olo‘lo'bustl of.
the arm of but cousin. ml Mum Md
lens, unsafe them which so» but ml.
all. Her eyes «um llul'i’lf‘fl «was lh‘e' MI.
and so lovylollomo mm M ow mm
the Home of o my: sonnet“ m to»
lawn. A» to draw 1“)»:th In tom! his
bond and «more! his brand.
“f ism new we mm Am."th
heme mm. ”The low
owing. rm- llolsmu top mm m .
On the evening of the day preceding her '
The name inmues
the “Boss Line" of
tobacco: that can be _
bought anywhere,
at any price.
i It gives more good
tobacco and of a
flavor vastly supe-
rior [to ' any » other
make.
. y’m"fl"””9mn .
l
3251' LE‘A'r"
. ...mmmlllllliilllllilllllllliml mmunml
“My (laughter. when rooworiug from
snsftzwkof fever, was sgmlt sufferer
from [min in the back null hips," writes
bullion Grover, of Hurdle, Ky. “After
using unlit :1 uumber of remedies with.
ootnuy lmz<»lltshe tried new home of
(flounimrlum's lion Balm, and it hos
given some l'cllvi’.” (JhamMrlain’s
l’sln llulm realm a certain cure fur
rloummlsm. Sold by i}. (l. Htillmn.
The old way of delivering messages
‘ by posteboys mmpored with the modern
lei-phone. illustrates the old tedious
institution! "brrukinu" colds compared
with their ulmmt instantaneous core by
line Mlumoliough Cure. ‘G. U. Sliiisuu
and E. l’. Wood.
Mothers whose children are trouhlvd
with bird colds, croup or whooping:
mugll will do well to read what Dr. it.
E. Rolwynlf lining-u Mo. says on this
subjuct, [in writes: “For yours we
have um] (:lmmls-rlnln’s Remedy, and
always kcopit in the house. It is re-
gonl-«l in our fondly fir :1 specific for all
[mole of voids and coughs." The ‘lfnuul
{Norm bottle» for solo by U. (,3. Sufism.
Your fif'ar'f fun! it “
ml
‘.'i‘il Ml you door." motimmi Mrcv f
. has fulfill the holy/Loo ;
‘1‘ oil my sorrow H» it i m-wr fold yo: s..’ ‘
log in tho oil-«he. c-‘utlv Md mo of I'm ,
tormd owoy nod Mr. 1mm~ «condom 1.2.le ,
our. "realm! MM 3
me, he monomer hi4 intolfllitm 15.. r m... l; .
risen one! was slimline: pot-r amt PMWf-m .
Tocorc all old Euros. 1‘) heel nn indo-
‘ lent ulcer, or to qualify cure piles. you
:1ch hlfllill! apply Dv-Wltt's Witch
. lismi Solve :ll‘lrurllllig to directions. Its
. mmc'ilk» Willi)" will surprise you.
cnsnmnA
For Infants and Children.
”$9” gm“.
till»
it :1
every
" m5."
a wow.
for: lhkcfor.
( uugll (Euro She had used it for on up
Mime. 4}. 1‘. lstillmn and if. 1’. W1 1(1.
Mr. (I. M. Dixon. as well known II or-
camlt of i'lrdsant Ridge, Fulton (‘o.,
J’s, in»; :1 little girl who is fl'l’qlll'lllly
thrrmlmml with oroup. but when the .
first symptom nppmr. his Wife gives our '
.«l'fllolulmlsln's l‘ouuh itvmmly, which
always affords prompt relief.
1‘ mu.
Mixing, and not irritating, strength
(turnoff. and not weakening. small, bur
lo'l‘wurow such ill’elll" qualities of Ho—
?Wiff's Little Early lasers, the famous
glmle pills, (i. (.3. b’iillson and E. i’..
(' Word
f’!47‘lfflf‘)l!iw,l'i‘l'i' Hi"'l‘ul.l€lw, a ..
1w vii-«wry. 1"”
Frank .1 i 'lwocy “hikes oath that lw '
1+ llw moor pill‘illl‘r of the firm of F J,
Chem»; A: I‘M, dwlou hllhlllilhn in mo
( sly of ‘l'olmio, county uud state of: u»,-
'muhawi that sold firm will pay rho
sunrofUnr liomirml iloilurs for much?
'2':in wry 1:le of inform that mmmt
llwrurwi by llw ow of Hull‘s ltulurrll
if all". l-‘mwu .l. (lo-MA.
l liw'ml m lwfurr mo and sulnsvrilwl in
my pronoun“, lllll Mb lluy of Ui.‘|’l‘llll|lli'.
3 A. ll lit-'43
1‘} _. . A. W. ULlIASHV,
:5 A mil ’1’ v '
Q A hoiury i’ubllc.
l ,
Hall‘s (islsrrh (‘ure is taken llllonml.
11 I; and arts «lirmlly on tho blood uutl
"sinuous surfaces of the system. 8mm
; for fwflmulllllls lino.
Q P. J. (,‘lili‘hlif ,\ (71),, T010,” 0‘
lithium by llrulzuisto. ins
cum" £15.."
its!»
mu
WW
s . ,
will
The me snulyne sod extinctorunt for
the cure of millimomuhs, and oil throat,
long. sod brcluéhinl troohla-Ms undouhb
1 .437 A131”; Cherry l‘octorsi, the only
specific for odds and coughs admitted on
:1thth at the 4 'hicugo "World's Fair.
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The length of life may be loco-used by
Wing its doom. The majority of
people die from long troubles. Thom.
mum by promptly using (loo
The old lady was right when Flil" sold, .
12m child might die 11' they united for
Mill: saved the little ole‘s '
lift.» with z: few doors of Unclhlin my
The 2:» ,
sud More: billed for sale by U. (‘. :5: 111— l
m Call! Carl. 0. U. litiliieon
“or. sell. walk
Outoiie is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants end Skill
first. It contains neither Opium,
lorphins our other Narcotic Isl»
stance. It lsshermleu substitute for
Percgorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Omar Oil. It is plemnt. Ill
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. esoteric is the
Childrend Panacea—the blather.
Friend. ,
CASTORIA
For Institute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
hnvmg Clitoris. end no that the lac-slum:
signature of
is on the W
wrapper.” m
Weshsll pro- '
teat ourselves and the public u all hoards.
Tau Courses Consume”? Mumy BL.N.Y.
Examiner In
appalw§s
\ ‘ U. S. Putt-Ill. omen,
1876 to 1883
Offices, 430 Main Street,
BiClKN-‘EK’OHT. CONN-
Vermont
Maple
Syrup!
Horsc Radsih
Grouud to
Order.
Blue Point Oysters
Sent out on the Half Shell'
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s.“
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Tc'oz hon-1. 3M.
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Santa Claus Raises the Curtain
in this More, on Ibr‘ linr‘sl, lnrumt um!
lililillrmlili‘hl. lino ol’ \Vull l’nlwr l'nzll \I';l~"
‘cwr yzllflh-x'ml under our roof in llliH m lul—
Inumiy. There is wuwliuo;,vi‘or man'-
may lillll m. prices everybody can iile'il
to pay.
. Pointing. paper hanging and decorut-
mu.
If not convenient for you to cull at the
; slow, drop a posinl, end I will hoplclmcd
; to cell on you with o full line of samples.
’ E. a. GORHAM,
10 Filter \VENUE,
Em Norwalk,
F “£3.27...
3 a
Connecticut
.. .s.‘ ~15
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
lng!
At the Bantlnel
Office.
4
on. trout-sol;
M'ilpl prom“ moi rt Emilio, Arum [mummy
' cl (.lrnn‘s mu l'ms moi low. unum .,
him more. m not dong} munch. my 9:.
“AT-Ill no. (in, llmtuil, “I. l'umohmo.
Boldbyfleo. O. surmount liar-
Lobsters, Pickled Oysters.‘
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”M‘lfim‘fimr r. ,.
only mean tt. that much ' x
Ooreflngit 1 "monitor and ionic:
it in untold has leugbean’ibe M' '
method. nithoesh mm to sense , .....
loss on coconuts! “ruin producing mo -
onthotopo! ngBntitw‘al «-
oost known outflows“ lol- than t
loss ofebernsudpeuiblyeerenl
of stock.
‘The method adopted by the reach
of Alameda county is toconstruet a so;
of framework of ‘ico'ntliugs and c ‘ w
it with thin convus.’Thls method kco ‘.
the canvas some distance from the hay
and at the some time sheds the wafer » ‘
well as the mogul a burn. It also .
the advent.“ of‘h’éiug cheap. 3
The effect produced on thelsndscu w
by this method: however, is most star-
tling and calculated to make a man rn-
his eyes the first timche secs :1 field cov-
ered with the strange looking width pyr-
amids. Houses are scarce down that
way. so that there is nothing to jar on
the impression. For 20 miles along the
bay shore almost any part of it looks
like the plain of Egypt. Only the trees
and the strange looking haystacks, shnp~
ed exactly like the great pyramids, are
to be seen.
They are scattered all over the fields
and largo enough to dwarf most of the
other objects in the landscape. Some of
those stocks ureat lenst40 feethigh, nod
few less than 80. The small oaks and
younu enoulyptus trees help out the il-
lesion.
In the early evening. when them is
just light enough to make out the dif-
ferent objects, the effect shows to the
best advantage. The canvas ceases to be
canvas and becomes stone. The diii’ercnt
pyramids seem to rise to twice their
real size. Nothing is wanting to make
the beholder think he is in the land of.
the Nile, ond if he has ever been there
he will instinctively stop and listen, ex-
pecting to hear the cry of the donkey
boys urging their unwilling beasts to
action—Sou Francisco Cali.
How Population Has Moved Westmrd.
Nothing illustrates the marvelous
growth of our country more graphically
thou the rapid yet steady pace which
the center of populution in the United
1 Stun-s has made in its Westward march.
In 1700. the time of taking the first
census, the center of population was 23
miles cost of Baltimore, in the upper
Hill of Uhvsnplruko buy. Between that
time null 1800 it moved 41 miles, or to
:1 spot 18 miles directly west of Balti-
more. During the (lecade which ended
with 1810 the westward movement was
not so rapid, being only 86 miles, which
located the center of population at that
time 40 miles northwest by west of
Washington. Between 1810 and 1820 it
mudo marvelous strides, lending 16
lollies north of Woodstock, Vu., which
'5 was 50 miles from the spot occupied by
; tho motor in 1810. During the den-
mlc which ended with 1830 it moved
only 39 miles, this taking it to a spot
19 miles west southwest of Morosfiold,
W. V 11. By 1840 it bud moved west by
south u distance of 55 miles, or to a
pine.» 10 miles south of Clorksvilie, W.
Va. Between 1840 and 1850 another
more of .35 miles was made, and the
census report of the latter your informcd
the curious render that “the center of
population is now 23 miles southeast of
Parkersburg, ” which is now in the state
of Wrst Virginie.
When tho census of 1860 was taken,
it won found that the center of popula-
tion was or. a spot in the middle of the
Sr-ioto river, :20 miles south of Ubiiii-
corhc, i). In 1070 it was still in Ohio,
int haul climbed out of tho river and
umvml m o spot 48 miles cost by mirth
from (lint-lumlti. Between 1870 and
mm the cooler of population passed ol~
nmst directly through Cincinnati, mov-
ing West by south, and when the census
was token in the latter year it was lo-
cntmi eight miles southwest. of the city
obove named. Between lh80 and 1890
it moved into the Ho xsivr State and was
found, when the lust nil-cmmiol census
um tukvu. to be 20 lnill-swwtof Colum-
_ lx;..~‘, lml,--Sl Louis liclpullilc.
[low the Grove-Egyptians Painted.
‘i‘m l‘l‘l!ilii"..:llll¢ scrim of porlrults
. {maul in Ifyrypf nro (lf‘fll‘l'llli'll ill The
Monthly Illuslmlnr and tho l’nethodo the
«.id urilsls employed:
The uulhmls of these ancient (lays
* \m-o toiully different from those of the
prompt «lay uml wore evidently vustly
' mum (fumble. i’ouolsof wood wvrouswl
to point alumsyvnnmro illlll oyprcss~olso
. pouvls or pnplrl' lllul’lll', ulid necusiomll-
Hy Iln-y ws-ro formml by gluing time
'lllll'klll‘fisrs of canvas together. Tin-so
, pom-ls ovrvusuollyulmut 14 inches long
l by 7 lih'lil's wide. The artist used liquid
f uux inumul of oil to mix the colors,
which were mode, not from vogcmblo,
but from mimrol substances, and were
of mom-loos brilliuncy and pcrmuheooe
whim: pomhwd lupls lazuli. green
moluvilito. mi oxide of iron, vie. The
mints \u to iohl on in potohos, comm
“but offer tho fashion of a mosaic, and
untrword ill-howl with on instrument
lollvll lilo onsll‘um. Willdll opponrs to
lmvo hm-o u ioncct shuped spatula, long
homilwl, with at ouoond oourvod point,
:11 ilu- of her :1 finely (imitated edge. With
ilw inuillwl edge the we: could be muni-
md oml Hllillillllml, {while the point mm
3 “sod l'lvl' plllillll“ lllfll‘l "all“, marking
Jim. ryubrowo, etc.
The final procosy which gives the
llumn i'lmolmiiu lo thll kind of pointing.
, WW1 tho burning in of the colors. This
WIH dorm by the oppllclltlon of u hunted
surfuvo to the panel, though (ll-lamb
151nm hollows that ill Egypt tho bout of
[ho mill Woo prolmbly oil that Was neotb
ml to colnplvtl‘. the mom’s work.
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bympulhlziou ilriondulthm-o worn
thoromolm of your into busboudiua
N’l’h'tl? ,
The Widow (mully )w’i‘lmm were no
reuwnt. nowhowmctn-swlmmm
Mulch.
Norwalk Chronicler