' j {proclamation this
; ’g in wt language
have thousand“)
ones money and ice
, ‘ He urged the
1109.000 us being none
gypsum help needed. The
.. charity organisations have
yor’s proclamation was
one to the special fund
to his eiiiee in currency
‘ bile offers of. provisions,
hand wood were received on
" The boardof trade and
v» ' started toraise relief
churches and Salvation Ar-
,n'g systematic and exten-
y-le to help in the charita-
hllr special lines.
and shelters will be estab-
... .. . ,ntained as lenses-noses.
“giggles stations have been thrown
homeless, and every one is
wl lirefngees from the freesing
W and most numerous cases of
reported from South Chica-
. goon, where thousands of
isld oil at the steel mills
ailments.
Ishaol l‘ulidlag nursed.
Ease, Jan. ail—Tho Melrose
l, a large wooden building, was
with—w total loss to the town of
Iortunately no one was in the
for the entire structure was a
mines of flames a few minutes
fire was discovered, while wind
all over the neighborhood,
. g destruction to many nearby
houses. The severe cold hampered
firemen. but they stuck bravely to
k l” Mk, and in the course of an
was under control and had
to the schoolhouse.
Graat Distress In Buflalo.
Maw. Jan. 26.——Hnndreds of people
’ aroundthe office of the overseer
‘, yesterday seeking aid. The
cold snap has brought to light on
ary number of cases of destitu-
ln‘this city. Officer Kenngant said
there are at pmsent 2,800 families re-
vlng city help. The money appropriated
the city for relief, 070,000.1s being
mt at the rate of 84,000 a week, and the
; Wade!) will be exhausted before the
”title half over if the present distress
continues.
»‘ Doaft Want Hrsfilrwln.
Bunions, Jan. lid—A committee
' composed of leading citizens of Charles
00%!“th been formed to prevent the
mmanentreturn to that county of hire.
w ,J. Irwin, who was recently acquit-
] or being an weessory to the murder of
, her husband by George Matthews, who
. will be hanged March 12 for the crime.
, The object of the committee is towait per-
sonally upon Mrs. Irwin should she
turn to her old home and! give her a do?-
”nite number of hours to leave the county
forever.
"4, ‘1’ Grant Distress in St. Mala.
i 81‘. Lolfls, Jan. Sid—Captain Joyce.
. commanding the Fourth district, in which
the poor of St. Louis live. reports wide-
sprea‘ddeetltntion and suffering. lie or-
presses the opinion that “if this cold
weather continues for any length of time
there will lie many deaths among the poor
, people living in that quarter of the city,
and the rate of mortality from hunger.
sold and exposure will be the heaviest
ever known in the‘hlstory of this city. ”
IA- Allagsd lottery.
Borneo, Jan. flit—James 1’. Home oi
Syracuse, president of the Home Invest-
' mt We), was arraigned before
. Julianne" in the county court here on an
4 ladletsnent charging him with conducting
'* a lottery. He pleaded not guilty and was
Milli“ to ball in the sum of $9.000.
Hewitt 0. Blackmail, indicted with Howe,
was also He pleaded not guilty
and was released on .600 bail.
, ‘ . Wallis traparailoes.
" 130m, Jan. Eda—A dispatch to The
Daily Mail from Odessa domriblng the
military preparations going forward there
says: “Theaetlvlw has only been urinal ed
during the period which immediate! pre-
sedod the two last great wars. The ink-
. ish «tenant is usable in make its
. annual purchase of horses in Rus-
& all of the stud forms being cleared by
, Russian government. "
Weill la larder" Arrested.
Bummer. Conn, Jan. tilt-«Nicholas
Hillier, ill. Faltllold man who shot. ot his
wife last November and after-mini tried in
Illlfiherifl Wallace M. lluilriey when ihs
Wuent to arrest him. line been our»
Head liq the police in Newark, N. .l.. and
Lilli! to await the action of the Milhiri'l'
of this state. iiicpsioward (lablor's
W have been taken.
WWW. W.
Isles Would mat sas Wise».
, Jan. iii—John Quinn, Po.
, ‘e barker. announces that Mater
{*4 , tstivs will he at the ring»
‘ ‘ occasion of the Corbettli'lts-
t to challenge the winner of
' . iii of the world. should
, . claim ‘ championship, Meter
1;, . hire first and later on challenge
> . ofthebigdghi.
Jan. “and joint resolution
were! little; lowerbouseof the
. sisters to have the gem-am «all
action convention nest Eepirm»
much“! . o
’ m Mummers. will;
{swam tea «nominee.
m late on aim.
8. (l. he. 96.~Whilsa
“ea inset-sates submit»
museum-screens s ‘
m '1 miles hag:
"ems ‘ ieii, «-
“.1“ & m. , g”
liaisssihs nus-on. i‘ive
Wm billet.
' Ins-a m.
.ihe workings
l0
to an: Headers lla-
oouse it Refers to East Nor-
‘ spell: People.
It is asionifiilug how good news will
spread. .Frou .cvcry ward arid street
we hear of our people talking about
. of “ilic‘liiilc conqueror.
Men! and aerobic ruetlmdsirecclve'
their just reward; So many cases are
cropping up that it is neat to inmost
siblc to investigate them all, but we
have taken a few iii band and give them
publicity for the benefit oirour readers.
Our representative obtained the follow-
ing statement of facts in a personal in-l‘
levview. They are true in every pan
iicirlai'. and no stronger evidence ‘can
be obtained than lumic endorsement:
Mrs. John V. Mains. of 33 South 03-
burn ave. wife of the foreman of the
anmoud 82‘ Couisrock (30., says:
“liver since i liarl scarlet fever, when
I was a little girl, my, kidneys have
been week. and l have been subject to
fur rivals of attacks of backache. Lai-
icrfixl‘ney were more frequent and
more rliiii‘cssiiig. aud'l thought if I
could find some remedy that would rc—
vuovc the trouble i would be foolish to
go on suffering. Dunn's Kidney Pills
were hipbly spoken about and 1 got a
box at l’luieied's drug store. They
have relieved inc of the last attack."
lots of South Nm'walk proof like this,
'im testifies to the merit of Dean's
{Willey Pills. ‘
For sale by dealers. Price 50 cents.
.iviiZM lw Foster-Milhurn Co. Buf-
..lo, N. \'., solc agents for the United
States. Renicriibcr the name, Dean's,
“ill take no substitute. '
The Best
Christmas
Present
for if if if . d
lam $115800“ i2.“ is Eh allfniiilwmrl¥
moot pol cy lathe
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..of Hartford.
With insurance as with everything
else. the best is the cheapest. am:
to Ker day will give a young man
at oueand doilare insurance to
toenJo himself in, old age. Yer.
do not oose what you have paid
if you stop paying any time alto:
three years cash vu us. or paid
pp pol or. or be insured hr the:
tgilnrlirnount for the balance of the
I. 8. L’HOMMIDIIU,
iSouih Main Street.
A 75c
TEA
FOR
35c!
in r pound pack-
ages at
Sam'l.
Gemstock
.lr.'s,
7: NORTH
MAIN
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City Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief for the City of South Norwalk.
will meet on Monday, January “New,
at 2 o’clock . in.
Friday. aaoary. 8th. 1807, at 7.30
o’clock p. in.
Friday, January 15th. 1897, at 7.30
o'clock . in.
y. January 286. 18in, at 7.30
o'clock p. in.
Wednesday. January 87th, rm. at 7 80
o’clock e. um. at the Council Chamber,
on Haviianrl street, in said city, for the
W of bearing and determining all
appalsl’rornthe dnuofths City As-
ssssorsin the list of rose.
CHARLES 3'. W03.
' x‘ of 1153M
Dated at the City of Booth hermit.
the list day of December. 1806.
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h melt-idem: New. “
And mast until, this planet nausea
in 9.1“ ‘2: firm Troughs reggae ‘
no -_ coo en . ..
To meet with less than dos attention.
am my, friend a youth of m.
vwsa dsllgneerihblei'ferhls dinnera “ ‘.
W ., .s‘ ‘ me . .m'n-n M '
Mr {M avg: locations.
5;; is her“! ”all: r‘ brother-“urns. 1"
or ‘3' y we, torment)!" , l!!!
The 33k?! new him through. the door.
And all for “res annuals derail."
Poor Btrephon's ease in some such way
lvlonld explain and several others
Where chili December married Hay
And mans-loporijwith their mdmothers.
Where peers were let'll behind a cab,
And love through open windows flying,
Where honor ceased to feel a etch ,
And age woolen alone in dying.
Girls have I known whose charms compared
With Helen’s. girls as hietrionio
As Siddons, Terry, Bernhardt, Baird
(Bellows me, this is not ironic).
They was not fat upon their art,
Nor famous. if you want to know why-
They cnn't aflord to “dress the part.’
Again ’tis "res‘unguiitn domi."
This law of nature will explain
Why Delia's driven to discuss it
If she shall trudge through mire and rain.
Or treat herself and boldly bus it;
Why dukes from Liverpool embark
To seek some nasal talking spinster.
Why dcmngogues go to the park
And lrish patriots to Westminster.
Perhaps you think from choice i spend
My powers in writing down to noodles.
Sooner, believe me, would 1 bond
My mighty mind ‘to teaching poodles.
0h. rich in faith, but poor in brains.
i'd see the editors at Tomi
And all their henchmen hung in chains
But for the “res angusta domi. "
-St. James Gazette.
A TREASURE gAVED.
We sat in the little frontier hotel a.
, Pine Ridge agency that stormy Decem-
ber night in 1890. There wcrounumbcr
of ns—nli newspaper correspondents——
and a few interpreters, officers and m.
crvatieu employees. The days previous
had been full of excitement, for the
Ernie and Ogainlln Sioux warn engaged
in the ghost dance or messiah craze.
About the agency General Miles hurl
grouped some 1,500 troops. Beyond
their white tents clustered the dingy
icpeos of the lndinus. some 800 of them.
We greatly enjoyed those evenings in
the hotel. They brought back to memory
pictures of the old west—singing, but»
l'nlo hunting, Indian "gluing. And
what a fund of informanou the scouts,
interpreters and “old timers" poured
into our willing cnrsi‘ Each one could
have talked all night and yet left the
narration of his experiences unfinished
then. We were cspeoinllyiuicrestod in
the singular career of B. .lic bud left a
home in Connecticut. and after varied
cxpcriucesin lawn and Nebraska joined
acompany of miners, and with them on-
tered the now mining mum of Dead
wood. He was illenbut 17 years old.
That same winter be carried the liver
innil out of Deadwood to the Missouri
river.
B. joined our circle \vhilon scout was
relating some experiences with Fliigi.‘
robbers in the, early seventies uiul in»
rucdiutely entered into the conversation.
‘ 'So far as i know, the smoothest trick.
prompted by a desire to save money,
ever played upon stage robbers UCCllll'i'ii
near Miles City in 1879. A load of pus-
scngcrs was almost within sight of flu
town. They find lll‘i'll traveling ull day
and were worn out. for the roads Wim‘
awful bad in those days, and all couches
bounced and swayed very much. [luv-
ing come near ihoir jouruoy‘s end, they
Were congratulating themselves. Hold
ups had been frequent. 'i‘wo heavily
armed messengers accompanied ouch
couch, with orders in fire on any person
acting suspiciously.
“ ’Dcar me,’ mud an elderly man porn
the door. ‘i'iu glad we are safe. I have
about $500. and if I lost it i don't know
where 1 could get irroi'c.‘
“ ‘I can get plenty of momy,’ said u
traveling salesman, ‘but the loss of
what I have would put me to much
trouble out here among strangers!
“Tu-o miners and n prospector, mob
with large mils, cxprossril their Militi-
fnotinu oi passing dangerous points
safely. The next speaker wusu little old
women, kind and brotherly in lll'l‘ wuss.
“ ‘My boy has started a restaurant in
town and is doing wall. He wmuod me
to (rerun and help, im here l mu. good-
ness knows for enough away from dear
old Ohio. I thought he would need his
rnoibrr. for three mining towns are
Wild, i hear, and full of temptations. I
have only got .200. It's all the sushi
have in the world. Fearing robbers, I
have put it in a place where no One
would ihlult of looking. You cannot
guess where? of course the guesses
wore all wrong. .
“ 'Well, I have four .60 bills against
the sole of my foot inside my left slwn.’
“ ‘Unpiinll' said the elderly gentle-
man. 'No one wouldcvoribink of look-
ing for money in your shoes.‘ in ii for
corner at the from sat a smell. slender,
black belied man. lie lrcpi between his
feet a little black vallse. No one spolro
to him during the journey, and be made
no sound save occasionally in cough in
a peculiar manner. ileum of the passed
gore thought him to be a consumptive.
Even when general good fellovvship pse-
vailed he ioeit no part in the converse:
lion. Making hold. the chi lady said:
” 'And yuan—what would you do it
you were held opi“
“A hollow cough and a shrug of tin.
shoulders was all his reply.
“ 'Whal a mean follow i' thought the
old gentleman. At this instant the coach
lurehed violently to one side. and bang.
bang. bang! mm the sudden reports of
' guru. One messenger was shot, the other.
compelled to throw up his hands before
time for resilience. and consternation
sud terres- prmiled within the coach.
Mi” M is»
‘ steam with,
1:831th ,. .zl . grille." ,enrl
thopdggjl‘lgpwomfinwgt “my. It
‘ bills at this moment. had not one of
7, W
‘ ,;_in his right.
silent and were,
my There em much
m... who
stood up in s
ly took a few societal! to go, , roe
pockets of the‘llne and to milling
the messenger”: small. . safe. Probably
the read agents would have taken to the
lit/tin behold the frail figure within the
” ' old on. boys! Kerr's one we for-
got,’ and he starred in with an oath to
drag forth the consumptive. As be en-
tered a most plaintive. cough interrupt. '
ed voice greeted him, and, tough as he
was. he paused.
“ ‘Please don’t make me get out. I
am very sick. “I willdie, Iknow. If ,
you will only let me be, I will tell you
where you can get $200 which you how.
overlooked. I have no money. but 1
know where the $200 is.’ The robbers
outside, having heard the shrill, pone
trating voice. glanced at each other,
The leader called out to his fellow
within the coach: ‘All right, Bill, find
out where them 3200 isand let the porn
devil alone. We got to be skippingoni.’
“The piping voice tools courage.
'Geutlemcn, if you will ask that old
lady to remove her left shoe, you will
find the money. ’
‘ ‘The men began to mutter and snow].
The drummer found courage enough to
say it was n,sbame to rob an old women
of her last dollar, and no one but the
most depraved sort of a road agent
would be guilty of such an not. The
lender Wniircrl up to the drummer, slap.
pod his face and tickled the curl of his
nose with the muzzle of his six shooter.
The drummer discreetly held his tongue,
until the thieves were gone.
“It was with sighs um! subs that the
old lady senied hersel’aon ‘rhe ground,
took the shoe from innt fat foot and
handed up her inst dollar. in a twin.
kling it won pocketed, and tlieouilnivs
jumped for their horses and were gone.
“What ii liubbuh broke out when tin
people found themselves alone one.»
more! With one accord they assailed the
man within the couch.
“ ‘Oli, you villain, you wretch, to
tell them of my inoueyl’ cried the worn-
un as she shook him by the shoulders.
The. drummer entered at this moment.
He had been talking to the other men
of the party in low tones.
" “Just step out, madam. We wnni
to talk with lxlm,’ he said. She obeyed.
and several entered. It was noticed tlini
the driver had his reins in his hernia
and one. end of them looked suspiciously
like a noose.
” ‘Yon (in—d rascal. ' said the drivcr,
‘to have deliberately given this woman's
money over to those outlaws! We‘ll
moire short shift of you,‘ and he lbrr-vv
the noose over the man’s hood. Tili'i‘i'
was a desperate struggle i’m- a mmnvnr
and thou the lumen fell down, clean on:
through. it was sun (but this liltli‘ nun
burl n bowie in his liiiliil. He spoke in
a different volt. c. this time.
" ‘h‘or (kid’s suko don't bother mu
here. You can hung inc all Mill'si‘iiy as
Well as here. It's only n little way. .i
shall not csoupo. Whrn We got more, I
will have. smoothing in full you which
will i'xpluin my action. A man uiwnys
bus il right in him: a: fair hearing lwfnrv
he is lining, and [claim that privilegr.’
" ‘Well. we run \vuir-h him (but i'nr.‘
Mild the drummer.- ‘Wo (-nn hung llllll
there as well us licm'
“some nun helped the driver with
the burly of rho lllf’flfli'llgi‘f, :mll ilxv
much sf il’li‘ll for town. The drummer.
rho miner and rental others wutvlml
the little mun intently, but be made 1:4
movement. rmi' (lid bu speak until the.
(Jillli'll lumbci'ml up in front of ”iv prisi-
oillm and hotel. 'l‘iuu lu- snidiunquir‘
voice:
“ ‘1 our Tour ~-' (one of the fumcu :
men of the Black ilills), 'uiui 1 how
$40,000 in Ibis grip. The only ivuy i v
save it was by ioilini.r the robbers of ill-n
old women’s irmilvy. I run glad in re-
turn it in in r and u etulu- rxiru for il:‘~
worry '1 rnusnl her. As for the rest of
you, 1 have nothing: in do with you"
losses. We all run ilmsnrnerisk. l with
you gum] rivm’ng,’ and be Hil‘ppi'll
quickly from his mu m the door mm
info the Hil‘N'l. dropping u bundle r-l
bills info the lady's lap on lll‘ passed. “
Arid nib-r lighting his pipe our elm-:1
roller prwsml out min the night and
wooded lus Wuy in luv bumble robin-
New York 'l‘ribnne.
Alcohol from Apples.
Messrs. l'ivi‘iu moi Dupmit lllll’l‘ix‘
poriuwuiml us in the inunuiuuiunmf ul
colml from ripples. Um- lmrulml illllil'li
of apple juice ililllliillli'il him» prr cent
of water. (Mil) pH mni of nub. 2.04 lii‘f
cent of pectin bullies and :1 lil' cult of
cane sugar. 2.97 l“ «writ iii-xlmeu, 8.23”
per cent levulnso mm (Mil per «wri- of
other sugars; iota] nurture, 14.31 p1 ,
(tl‘lill. (in adding: piwphoric liclll, poi»
ash and mnnmniu fur sodium ulirum
the fei'lnruliutinu prom-min as quickly
and omuplctcly us with turnip jinn .
and by this means h per ('Plil‘. alcohol |~
obiuinmi from the lippli’fl. This alcohol
was ooiisldemi in be of better qualii;
than the ordinary alcohol from i'lill‘l.
The grounds remaining equal 18 per
cent of the ripples min is emlwuinin no
per cent of sugar,
Queen Victoria.
People often write in Queen Victoria
asking her ioleml tlwm enroll some and
promising to repay for ‘m lllilliillmr'lil'e
sometimes they write saying they run
unable in pay her inxts uml trusting
that she will allow the account to vimni
(No! it hit. The mourns the queen in
selves by post form n curious collection
They are invariably returned. PM?“
send her poems; trmlesuwu. specirnoni
of their wares: ladies, mittens, stock
mils and other arilclve of attire Worked
W themselves. When any member oi:
the heulchold is ill, medicines poor in
from all ports at she world, and at
‘ thew ‘ is the recipisotel
flbOW d“ (”MYS-
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.
“My daughter. when recovering from
an attack of fever, was a great sufferer
from pain in the back and hips," mum
London Grover. (If Sill'diii, Ky. “Alter
using quite a number of remedies with
outrmy benefit she tried oncbottlr- oz'
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and it bzu
given entire relief." Chamberlain»:
Pain Balm isuleo a certain cure for
rheumatism. Sold by G. (J. Stillson.
The old way of delivering message»
by post-boys compared with the modem
isle bone, ,7 illustrates the old tedioual
met ode of “breaking” holds computer;
with their almost instantaneous cure b5
One Minnie Cough Cure. ‘6. C. Srillson
and E. P. Weed.
Mothers whose children are troubled
with bad colds, croup or whooping
cough will do well to read what Dr. R
E. Robey, of (Juicy. Mo. says on thix
subject. He writes: “For years “’i'
have used Chamberlain’s Remedy. am‘
always keep it in the house. It is re
gurdvd in our fziniily as a specific for all
kinds of colds and coughs." The 2.31mi;
hi) cent bottles for solo by G. (J. Stillmm
To cure all old sores, to heal on indo-
lent nlcer. or to speedily cure piles. you
need simply apply Dertt‘s
magic-like notion will surprise you.
CASTORIA .
For Infants and Children.
no fat-
siniis is es
signature em;
a _ , ’ ‘1 Irsyysr.
The old lady was right- when she said.
the child might die if they waited i...-
ilie doctor. She saved the little one'i
life with a low doses of ()ne hilnnin“
Cough Cure. She hurl used it for emu!) _
l}. C. Stilleun rind E. 1'. Wow. ‘
Mr. U‘hl. Dixon, swell known more 2
before.
about of Pleasant Ridge. Fulton (lo.
Pit... has nlittle girl who is frequently;
threatened with cronp, but when lllz‘ .1
first symptoris appear, his wife gives be.” .
Chamberlain’s Cough liommly, whim ,
The L'i
and 50 cent sizes for sale by U. C. itit.ll~
always affords prompt relief.
SOD.
little pills. G. U. litlllemi and l‘}. 1'.
Wood, ‘
STATE or (him. (Mr or TOLEDO, '. W
Ill'l'AH (.liu'v'ri'. i "
Frank .1. (Ilwneyrnukos outh flint ho"
is the senior premier of the firm of F. .l
Cheney to (in , doing business in the
City of Tillt‘llil, t‘irilllly uml sriiie ninrr ~
said, and that sold firm will
sum of One Hundred Dollars or f‘slh‘ll
and every case of (Juturrli that canon '2
be cured by the use of Hull's (Junirr'h
(lure. Finns J. fitment“.
Sworn to before me and eulmcribed in
my presence, this iiih duy of December.
A. l). lb‘lifl.
A. W. Guineas.
l
Notary Public.
.s»;
I
Zmfll‘
Hull's (7uierrli (Jute is taken interuol‘
ly and acts directl on the blood and
mucous surfaces 0 the system. fiend
for testimonials free.
13‘. .l. (truism s. (10.. Toledo. 0.
"field by Dmggiuis, 70p
‘l’is iss—
Billie
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority of
people die frmn lung troubles. These
may beaverted by promptly using One
Minute Cough (lure. G. C. hillllson
and E. if; Weed.
need Aysr’swAl‘x-nanac, which your
drought will gladly hand you, and emu.
the weadssini cares of rheumatism,
down»...
W'ltf‘li ;
Hazel Salve according to directions. its 3‘
Soothing, and not imitating. flirengib- l
ening, and not weakening, small. but;
effective—«such are the quuiiiies of i). - a.
Witt's Little Early Risers. the fillliim-w;
my the ;
WW
Carlotta is Dr. Samuel new.
prescription for Infants and (hill
then. It contains neither Opium,
more. nor other leseotie sub
stance. ltiseharmlesssnbstitute for
Pmsorlc. Drops. Soothing Syrups.
and Castor Oil; it is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years use by
millions of Mothers. Galleria lathe
Children’s Panacea—“the Mother‘s
Friend. ' ‘ ‘
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children. '
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Casiorla, end are that the hosting:
li‘“2'5‘°...°.’
$3,535,: M Mr
trot ourselves and the public It all hazards.
Tun. Crimson COMPANY. 77 Murray 8L,N.Y.
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Blue Point Oysters
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uml swivel Muck of wall paper And “r- ‘
lm-l we um justified in saying: we haw,
imam! rlvsigiis run! more i-loguni [lirin'r‘ '
‘ibuu you mm flrul i'lri”.'t‘lii‘l'l.: in Nfrl'ii‘.l;h
Lei lib“ give you on return!!! in 1' your;
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Willi the "rout. i'xqulhili' designs .i'. Wig; ,
mmimiie figures, ,
if not convenient for you to mill at rim ;
store. drops: [risinlmmi l Will be plow-vi i
to cull on you wrib a full line of sample.
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lo FIRM AVENUE.
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new the Cured. if 1””.th Was
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5 their miner ilimiiml.
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l in HM :m of this inimitable body of do
i imilmiuv. For performing iiwiriusk llil-
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A RO’fML OORNEB.
,, Invader! by “rm“!lll- J
An American alteudirln o weddingi re—
ception in a great house in, London coo- _
gratulared bride and bridegroom and
passed the usual compliments with the
host and hostess. , . ,
There was a great throng of gum.
and he could not linger at the entrance
of the drawing room when there were
many behind him anxious to offer their
greetings.
Perceiving a quietoorner to the right
of the bride‘where a gentleman and a
lady were standing upan from the other
guests he went directly to if, unwit-
tingly coming to a stop between two .
royal personages. . '
The American was not aware of the
fact that he was Sure to face with one of
the queen’s daughters and had turned
his brick upon another member of the
royal family. lie stood quietly looking
about, hoping to see some acquaintance
in the cornpany with whom he might
have a chat, and soon became uncom-
fortably conscious that be was attracting
attention find that tllohestcss undbrido
were ousting uneasy glances in the di-
Notion of the corner where he had taken
shelter. While the drawing room Wits
crowded, the company of guilits with
one consent avoided the secluded corner
win-re he and his two royal companions
were stationed.
Ari acquaintance in the bnckground
perceived his, mistake, and coming with.
in hailing distance motioned to him.
”it left his iwo‘compuuions in exclusive
0(‘(jllpiili01i of the corner. turning his
bur-k upon both as ho edged his way
through tho throng, while everybody
stirred at him. When he reached the
spur win-re his ucqnuintnucc was Wait-
ing for him. the stage whisper was
breathed into his our:
"You have been poaching on royal
prcsrrvi H. You are a privileged charac-
ts’r imruusc you are an American, but
no Enpllslmmn venturcsio turn his buck
upon a prince or a princess. People \l‘i‘l‘o
storing you out of countenance because
they imk it for granted that you must
b:- :i royal parsonage. yet they were illi-
“MW to identify you. "
The answer- miglit have. been made
that every Anmricnu is a F")"Clgll by
the divine right of (quality of free (’1!-
l‘lJ‘iiSlllp. but this would have been ii
nwuningicss plL‘ilSrilliry in on English
,rirriwing room. where, social etiquette
has n sanctity superior to loyalty to
democratic principle.
The American thanked his frit'nd for
; l'rJi-T‘llllli.’ him from an embarrassing pn-
' sum... and lllf’ll stood by and watched
ilu- corner where royairy was isolated
nutnct with the world
of wealth and f hicu.
.‘Ju guns: approached ibe royal pair.
‘ Tlll'ir presence was rm act (if comb-secu-
r¢l(‘ll in iiic bust and hostess, and they
' Evin-dined on exhibition as the patrons
of this social function without having
Ewryborly was
' i'ill’ll'lll not, lo :ipprimrh them too clout»
’ ly. and flute \l'llr‘ :: {Jilli‘l'iil serum of re-
llif will in tin y (ii-pzii'ml and ilie neces-
sity i'm' bucking hung.- from ilwmon side
uric-Ls Wits rurmvcri.~i'outh’s Commit:~
. inn,
NEED FOR SLEEP.
The Most Important ('mnprnsntlon I‘m-
Ali lifter-is of Fatigue.
fly fur llw nu st important compo-usa—
lie 51 for ull til'igris of fatigue.- is sleep.
l':'t‘t'l'yllf'(l}', oven ilm mun inr-niilllynmet
in: ii, .lvvvl. 1m win n awake :3 mass of
normal iii} it which lli' ('iimmt iifim'd
muriiimmsly without suffering. We
iii ml, llJ trim-u, ri-L'ului'ly i'or'urring po-
l‘lH-i’l in “lili‘ll ilw mnsuriiptimi of men-
inl i'rrrl‘urlzail lll‘ Elilii‘f‘l' than the? (mn—
iiitumrs n ;.l.rr'vri;r‘iii. The anr‘r'iho (ii--
grim iu \i'liil‘li flu: nciiviry of the brain
' .5an iiu- izmrn rapid and mum mm-
r’! I . ii)“ i'i'="ll\'ill'y.
'i'iw iii: uml vignrri' must rm n is usu-
,r':lv iniiimniriml M ii mriuin In light for
iii" lirri‘gcet lime, in the firii‘lli'ldi. Evi-
«.--nm: of fatigue cum“ in lzm r at this
, nim- of div ilmn in lll" i in nine, \l‘liifll
Hu- More of form in our lll'iilli bus boon
:ilii :viy I'liiih‘lflvl‘zzl 'f‘ drawn 11120)! by the
ii iii) lii‘iil’l‘l'y by
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u ‘l'lw- ungainly with which I no
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.: ilimi nib-r :4. night's jmiruvy by roll-
"my ii iii) :‘2; iilllf‘li m, isle . p. Almllll‘l‘
is; i i‘iliwiill 1‘ I"Ui:lll (ivlut lll(' i‘lfrr‘tfl of
hoping 1mm ii' :~.v.';il.H ill night in u.
m‘uiiiial :bm‘mwr i‘ vigor liming through
low «low. This elm-i'vniir n Will; all! the
3‘ new promising iwuueciiwmrijmt was
”'5! .umwieuwi iiw lnngdurullnu of.‘ fire
(iv mrlumm amines: ilrei ruiule uwuru of
ii l'i' iii ninllv by ill" results of (‘nllllll‘
moi in: Will“ moms Uli lllil ('iiilH‘H (if lliu
' imimi‘. nuiiuiumi fatigue."Popularo‘cl-
frm-o Monthly.
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\i‘lilimil m: ulllr'v. A wuiormun without
. :i lifili" must l‘l'hmlli'tlllllu iikeuu Nliior
\Villiflili :i paper. But We must not for»
_ 1m NIH oiii‘vrcuvn, that while one filt-
imr-«nu ibv indulgence of tilt! milieu
Tin-re lil’fi ultoa
. mimhly ibry receive usoluiiuui of about
£3 (1 younwllachunuc.
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wilful “holly. “in winter ivimiu towns
‘nru bunkrupimi by ion germ-s, nud lu .
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omen.
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