new mammal,
arr marathon.
customer was. a weak
little man. lie route in
tflmahduble. “Whateha
thanaitor.
'a top sirloin," laid the
imam atmkl'i snarled the
tap sirloin anything clear"
armour pieekly. "Did you
tied. a top sirloin chicken or a
cit! Wheaaman alks turn
he wants a tapasirlaln steak.
I
u look at here," said the wait
on name in here, you're aupv
"yer order right. me? If yer
M, yer want ler any yer want a
ll‘yo t‘lnk d' boss hires mind
to! waiters 'a wile awaits tear 15
ll .
. ‘ ad. it sector to me you’re a lit-
”with! the meek customcr. ‘
’ '«ooine hero t' pass remarks
*(lflnanded the waiter. “Conic, ‘
want, or git out.” ,
, |' top sirloin steak, please,"
nulls man a bit nervously.
in no please about it.” snorted
ad away three steps toward the
Then he turned and came book.
, g fellow.” be said, “it ain'ta
link that you wants, it’s a pieco
“m. '1? yer gain t‘ git it,”
liq which be hauled off and swung
flail: around with force enough to
. we the mock luau through the
7 other customers jumped up and
lit the waiter, but they were not
hush. The meek man had let out
, left foot and kicked him in tho
hut kick beat him forward, and
e the meek mun swung his right
ht him in the short ribs. ’l‘horo
grunt that was heard a block. and
' fell in his tracks. ills wind
no, and agony was written in his
(meek man stood over him. It
inute before the waiter coma to,
“lug ovér. painfully clambered to
The meek man tainted with his
, , The waiter dodged.
‘90 I get my top sirloin steak ’n raw
__ Wattles?" demanded the meek man.
39m 3:! do.” said the waiter meokly,
\ wouldn't if yer hadn‘t ordered
m not” and he limped oi’t‘ toward the
' ll». .
heats )ne,” said the mack man,
may some waiters do get.“
Theether customers went back to their
lures, and quiet reigned—New York Hun.
P.
.PRQOFREADER’S ERRORS.
"Humorous Incidents That Are the
' Result‘ol lilo Overnight.
No newspaper worker has to contend
. opium; greater obstacles than does the
proofreadcr, and] when everything is
.tnken into consideration thoavcrauccx—
defiance of his work is little less than mar.
veleus.
His errors of omission may easily be
pfii‘doned“ Whenever the type calls a lovely
young bride a “bird," the oilense may
lightly be overlooked, since the meaning
is not entirely obscured. But the proof-
readcr'eorrors of commission belong in a
difiereut category. Whenever he attempts
. ”straighten out the tangled meaning at
something he doesn’t understand. the re.
~ fault is mmethlug to make the judicious
grieve.
t At the conclusion of the Li Hung (‘Jbuug
. ‘feativitioe in New York and just before the
- distinguished Celestial left for China by
the Canadian route I wrote a para graph.
saying, “Before Lilian; Chang goes back
to. Ublua he ought to see the United
States." It came out in cold typo, “Li
Hung Chang is visiting the l'nitod States
before going back to China.” filamltauc-
(msly I found on my desk a note from tho
pract'rendcr. It said: “You’ll have to keep
tah- a little closer. That Chinaman has
been in New York awoek. Don‘t you read
no we?" '
W“ W. Naugbton, the San Francisco
sporting writer, once included in his sport-
iug‘notes for The Examiner an item say-
tag that "the young salmon are beginning
to run." ltuppoared in print, “The young
. inron are beginning to swim.”
When Mr. Naughton asked for an or
”Kilauea, the prootreader chccrl iv remark-
pd "f‘fl'hat’e all right, Billy. You had that
11 up with your turf stud“. but 1
'Bnt why didn’t you let it go as I wrote
it)?” persisted Nanghton.
‘ ,"I couldn't.” was the reply. “ Who ever
Minute! a fish running?‘ ’——Cbicago Times—
Herald.
“Now. mu Me.”
A funny incident occurred in a neigh-
. boring city, says an exchange, a few days
place, and one too good to be lost. ()uo or
our celebrated composers has written a
pretty coin; entitled “Kiss Mo.” A very
pretty, blushing maid, having bcard ol’
the song and thinking she would goth.
with some others, stepped into a music
f more to make a purchase. line of tho
clerks, a modest young man, stepped up
tumult on her. The young lady throw
back her veil, saying:
“1 want 'llook Mo to Hieop.‘ "
The clerk got the song and put it before
her.
“Now,” said the young lady, “I want
"Ilia Wandering Refugee.” "
_ “Yes, ma’am." said the clerk, bowing,
and, in a few minutes he produced the
“Refugee. ” .
“Now, ‘Kies Me,‘ " said the young law
111, of course meaning the song above
mentioned.
, The prior clerk‘s eyes popped ilro almost
at he looked at the young lady in utter
astonilhineut, for be was not aware that
mug by that name had been published.
“Wb-what did you say, mics?”
‘ “Kins Mo,‘ said she.
‘lv ain‘t do it. _I never kissed a young
filly in my life,” said the clerk.
And about that time a veil dropped, a
mug lady lcltin a hurry, aciari; lolt sick,
and the dealer lost the sale of his niuslc.
WII‘I'I ficureat Planetary Neighbor.
Vanni! ll the earth's miarcat planetary
. llbtil', and on that account ls all later»
Inbjoet. Her greatest distance from
m- is $7,705,000 miles. and bar least
,000, which maker bar orbit nearly
. ‘At times, when she not: betwri-n
the uni, she in only tampon mile!
At anothei' time (when the planet
and the sun in a straight line from
i la 162,000,000 miles from no. Ve-
‘ "’1' 7,700 miles in diameter. which
”*9” liar volume ml per «out that at the
(la theaarth lullluu luallna travel
. . the first aucontl; on \‘rnus, only
M Venus rtmclvca tulra thallgbt
that the earth draw. and in: your
{ ”I! days and a fraction in length.
,
that Will Interest _, m
. . walk Reade”. , .
At No.16 Firm avenue, East “bloc
walk. Mrs. R. Blackburn resides. and
as our rep'rcsrulatire pulled the bell
and awaited the rcsubdte askedhimacli
morc‘than once the important «pier
lion: Will the good people of host
Norwalk accept as convincing theprool
of the merit of an indispensable house-
hold article he was to obtain. or would
they still stick to the olt‘lctcrcotypcd
style, viz” statements appearing daily
in the newspapers from licrc..tlu:rc.
cvcrywhcrc. except Fast Norwalk. that
asacrt that Sound—So was cured by
using So-uiulrfio's rcmcdyl Here is an
East Norwalk roar. Mrs- li. Blackburn.
of 40 .l‘im :wtuuc,_says: "I am greatly
adverse to newspaper notoriety. and r9
luctaully allow my “Minnow to appcar
in print lgr that recs-nu. but as l haw
lwcn greatly benefited by using Dean's
Kidney l’ills. l \Hllll olbcrs to know us
tbc valuc oi ibis woudcrlul remedy,
My kidneys were not acting properly
and baclcatbc art in. llcuriug a good
tlcal of (all: about lloau'fi Kirlucy Pill.»
and reading wuic newspaper notice~
induced mo in go in l’lillnlf‘il'h drug
store and not a lmv. 'l‘bcy wanictl oil
the lad attack. Since tlicu 1 how :ul
vim] iiinrc than our :u-quuitituucc it.
use llmu. l cvcn iiiSi-~_l\‘(l upon my
lricml. Mrs. Morrcll, tryingr thcui. Thai
~bnu|tl bc Milllricill evidence of in}
estimation." ,
~ Dunn's Kolucy l’ills :m’ for talc by
all ulculcrs, price 50 ("mm per box. 53v
boxes for 23.2.50. Sl'lll by mail unaw
cripi (ll prim. l‘mtt'r Milliurn (R1,.
liuil'ulo, :\. Y . wh- ugcuts for the U.
Rnucmlwr tbc llalllC'”L’l.)nll.5'jllnd
>1,
take no substitute.
The Best .,
Christmas ‘
Present .
for yanrselllldyou llve.and your
family if you ie.ls an Endown-
meat policy in the
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..0f Hartiord. .
With insomnce as with everything
else. the best is the cheapest. am
no or day Will ivea young man
‘ holiday. nurse.“ said the matron, looking
Lnot-t of right of way, through them, and it
; she thought. “ but I could never be a 'l'ril» ;
at ousand do Iars inaumnce'tn
to emu himself in old age. ‘ion',
do not 0090 what you have paid 1
if you stop paying on time alter '
three years cash. va no. or paid
upon] cy. or be insured for the}
lull amount for the balance of the. 3
term.
U. S. L’HOMMIDIEU, '
4 South Main Street.
TEA
35c!
la 1 pound pack-
ages at
Sam’l.
Gemstock
.lr.'s,
72 NORTH
MAIN
STREET.
can an,
to its natural color
CANT. no dye.harmlm«, Incantation ti on a bottle
ILEE'I “All! TON (l removes dandruflmlapn
lu'rlramlallinaoutnn omntos rowthfil ll) bottle
inlet»: Ill-ll" an'r one: ruins-t... .v. REE
“unrated Treatise on Hair on nypliutiml
E. G. Tomlinson. Drugaist.
R. H. l’laietod, Druggist.
II BED].
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RIPS IIAI
ll
TbeflorwalkPattern & M’f’g Co:
in
TRY U”.
East End of Washington Street- Bridge.
P LU M B I N G l
2 Steam Heat, Water and Hot Air Heatingi
Prompt attention given to all repair orders.
MAKE V0
C
waurs Known
ll 'I‘BI
Mobile.
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"Illll’ SIITIIII.
E did not 51‘” llllll us. wilb a knowing loci-z.
, tivccu his icotbuutl
' drop it some ten iniuulcs later at the foot.
A 75c .
g for lili‘ in u hurry.
goon is oil i't'ru holiday, and limit in) ui :I
a
, «1 W you ma thoroughly mite rm
theozhttully at the slander figure intone
her.
Nurse Vliilera turned away with a smile
lingering about her sweet lips. A little
wornand tired sliclaoked, for “ 12 months“
hard labor," a! she laughlhgly deserted.
“loaves its mark on the fairest face." but
the three weeks' rest would man elmae
away the lines of care and bring back the
hub of health into the thin chunks.
”.1 am“ lucky,” she thought, "to have
dour old Betty to fall back upon. When
papa died and lent “fill harmless orphan in
the old Vicarage, I ttle‘ dreamed that in
little more than a year I should be so
thankful to lay a visit to my nurse's old
form. I won or if I shall meet my late at
Brainhlotou? Fairy tales are out at laah~
ion. ”
D
I t ‘ t ,‘IU I
“Yes. Miss Eva, the woods are free to
people staylmi; at the farm. Wohavoa
includes our visitors.
the owner at the park. Who is be? Well,
we haven't seen him yet, dcurie. l have
board he was a doctor in London, who
came quite unexpectedly into tho property.
lie was a distant cousin of old Lienorul
Upton'a.‘ and they any ho was very poor.
Beyond that we knmv nothing of him.
Half an hour later a pretty picture that
the eye of a wandering squirrel. who look-
ed down from tho branch of a neighboring
tree in surprise at tho sightof a visitor.
Nurse Villlers was seated on a mossy bank,
with her head against the trunk of a fallen
oak, eagerly devouring tho last chapter of
her novel. .Hor eyes iillml with tours as"
sho road. ;
“l’our’l‘rilby,” shesuid ball’ aloud, “and l
poor little Billie!“ 'l'hcu, \vomunlllm, sbej
turned to the earlier olmpicrs and road 1
again the ticsvrrlptlonof those wonderful,
White feet. As a sequence her eye traveled E
downward to her own duintlly shod pedal l
extremities. “Now, I how a pretty foot," 1
They all belong to
by. lam not ’bad looking, but 1 cannoi
sing. Still, my foot is really presentable."
r-‘ho looked cautiously round. and, acting
an impulse. slipped oil the little lirolim‘
shoe and silken stocking and gated with?-
no sunll degree of satisfaction at tho bit:
of niarnluliko ilosh lying no white amino g
the green iuons._ 'l‘bou she. slowly drew on
the stocking, leaving tbc dainty bit. at
bronze loutheron the ground at a little dis i
tum-c. .
Her head dropped against the trunk oi ’
the iron. and in a few moments Slit! was
fast asleep. She did not bcartbu crackling‘
oi' the untlorwood as a largo retriever dog ;
pushed his way through the lumhcs. 5hr
at the slccpcr. bc seized tho little slow bo» .
made oil with it. to
of his astonished master. l)r. Hilbert Iv'uu
shown. the owner of the park. g]
But it was with a ruvlul fat-o. after;
ly for the vanity that bad ('lelM‘li bcr dis?
coluiituro and her unlucky ill winks.
at t a a +: e ..
“l":msbnwc. old boy. I‘m awfully glad
lost-o you; but .l‘iu in an awful llx. “UH":-
my uncle lnkcu suddenly ill and has sent
'1 ho junior boom} am"
moumu'a unlim- without a suloiituw“
What am I to do, Would you do? “other",1
liut you Wouldn't stay. You would, you;
so)? You always wow a brick. They all
know you by i‘vpdlv, so tlu-i'owuu't be any
botlu'r about that. Your treatise on tuber
culminiu children has mallo your umzuf
for you bcrr as in London. " ‘
Aral tlw bouso surgeon at St. Philip's.
llurdrlcy, wrung his l'rwnd‘s bands in au‘
uxrws of arm iiudc.
The two friends \vcut oll‘ together. Fun-
sbuwo's dark, intellectual for o and tall ‘
form in strong contrast with his cmupun ‘
ion's rubb-uud cheeks, chi-cry manner and
solar-iv 'it stunted proportions. :
The night as Dr. l“illi:sli£l\\‘t' wont his
ll. inbt found be l‘lllllil upon a visdonn
u the spot oi~ llubi thrown by tlmrt'ib-ctor,
lump sat a girl with a child in her arnm j
llur fair hair was like an uurmlo rnuud‘
liter swept fun-v. and tho lool. ul‘ love and,
pity in her cyw us Slit? bent over the little;
nilur‘ttlllila‘il list-ll upon biw' lill‘lilM‘)’ l'ni' ’
ovvr. Sin: lookod up, and limit cym rout. l
in ibulono glaum soiuuoi llr, i’unsbuiw’s‘
brart slimml out of his lat-oping. and lea!
Villiors was tho happy ptmrssor.
O 4‘
“I ncvcr tlniuubt one mid sbou Would be
of any mo." mid Nurso \'illicr~‘. hubiiugr
it uplnr impel-lion. "but llllll' .icuny Wii
liuinn will be glad of it. since her {out wus‘;
amputated." Hm placed iton her tubing
to be ready lor :lw morning.
'l‘bosister laughed and \vcutdowu stair”. ‘
A shadow durln-ncd tho doorWay, and Dr. l
li'uuslunvc's wit-o said; '
“Nurse. bow areyourpatiunla touiubb“
’lbcn, advancing into tho little room. he
caught night of tho slit u on tho tablc.
“\Vhosn in this?" lm nuill eagerly. “AndI
whom i4 (bu nilwri '
“it was mine," mow-owl lilvu. " liul. ow
to the olbcr l vunnot tell you that. for itl
mysteriously lllollppiull‘t'tl six Weeks ago. “ '
llbi heart begun to beat rapidly,
“Nurse," .«aid be. "in Ibo story of (‘iu
dcrcllu. the prince, when he found the
wcurcroi‘ llmsllppor, took her for his bride.
Is it not no?”
" Yes." \vaatbo reply. “ llut I cannot are
what this has to do with my ab-iu. "
llo draw from the pocket of blssbonllnn
L'nuliv-worii for the first time Hluco lill'
walk in the Wood six weeks borarom-tiu'
miuim-rpartof tho lltllo brown olumuutl
placed it on tho tabla bcaido its follow.
“History repeats list-If. we are told. "
said he. “.N'bull the aid fairy tale haw a
modern equivalent?"
n- o a
After all. John)? Willlauia did not. how
thoaboe. To her great grief. she had a
now night nurse instead. And at the Wed—
dlug every one was surprised by anoint: n
it i' a i
a t I! m
much fruitlrrzs slum-h, that she limped bcr‘ ' ,
way back to ”inform, l’illlllglb'l‘r‘t‘lf sound ‘ . . ,
j munwurr ll. lightly uw
’0'! (3!" “hit lat. .
The latest addition. to themed: wetn-
aa’a belonging: ia'bev'toet box. This,
like the perfect manicure case. is of
American centrivaace. and is’aae of the
gifts brides at this season handily re-
ceive from their mothers. .To all up-
pearances the loot box is much like a
large English dispatch box, only made
of leather, and a most elegant affair
where the bride’s mother in rich and he
dnlgeat. Its stout trunk shaped frame
on the outside is mounted in polished
yellow pigskin, bearing a silver initial
disk on the lid, silver hiagcdlmks and
re-catorcemante about the corners.
Within the lining is done in afluo
quality of brown French kid. and a
woman not initiated in the revived art
of caring for her feet would be puzzled
at tired to know just what to do with
the amazing array of dainty articles;
disclosed to view. Looking to thoflua'
well being of the foot is a custom re-
vived from the time of saudalcd Greeks
and Romans. , ‘
Thcy rightly required that those cx-
trcmitics should be not only correct in
shape and without earns or big joints,
but plump, white, with rosy Moles,
gleaming nails, and altogether uninvit-
ing members to touch and show as are I
the best kept hands. Since the rational ,
round tocd whom and flat heals bavo
come into fashion again the foot is to i
got its ancient duo of attention, and aim;
who own» a {out has; puts its contents 1
to use once or twice every day. l
Inside the lid abounds, slipped under ‘
straps, an ivory born, a couple of big:
books and a little one, to button fragile ;
evening slippers with, and then the in-
terior body of tho box is divided up into i
a acrics of triiys. Everything her feet 4
or shoes could need are contuimrd bvrc. ?
First, a complete set of clumy back: :1 1
brushes for removing dust, putting on i
lacquer and blanking polish, and Htlllli’ ;
of them in the form of flannel 0r chum- :
ois cnvercd finishers. ,
Into appropriate xumkn fit 3 Horn a of
glass boxv-s, to hold the variouspnmudrs
for treating Frcnrh kid. calfskin and
line liussia leather slippers, and tlnao
are accompanied by: a row of silver top-
ped crystal bottlcs, full of liquid dress-
\_;.,..._;.;
= lug, Viil‘lllnlii‘fi and apn'iul fluid-z for tak-
ing atoms but oi": satin shore and hur-
skum at which house. the are nmdw.
Down in (lllt' canal}; is coilmi a snmll
rnpn, loouciy wovfif’of every type. color
and moitriul of law“. a box of owirml
buttons, sprmlui of tllk and waxed show
l’lll‘l"iillr‘, and a cobblrr‘s nm-dlc, tbunblc
land scissors, but tho lower tray cou-
taina ibu articles of particular inn-rest.
First noose liftsout and unrolls, to
«liSpIuy a gb :uning array of le-r hau-
dlml stool instrumcutu, cuuuluuly l‘lill-
irivcd for every sort of annumvaurpical
1 trmtun-ut a well curml for foot nngbl
uwd-—dcllcutc, long bundled Fi‘l-irlif'i,
tiles. nipprrs, kuiws, bum-ling suinlpu' .
tar and whatnot. Ilut with the cow-
cuuus a small cascl mfrror, mcant,
\i‘livli (iIII‘ treats ()nc'a own tun luvs, tr
rest on tho floor and ri-vcul points (bili-
rult to Ho ullli'i'wl‘i' without great
gyiullus-‘lir ell'orts.
Iii-«uh»: tho instrunn'nts an (were at
foot soups. sulv. s, slmtbmg plush “H. a
box and down puil‘ llLlllllthilli'lllll po V-
3 dcr, and not least. though lard, an uri'av
. Hl’ supports and luiurlauw for lln- lll‘ftl'
‘ lug it all iuptrml {mt or [be helping if
one lilwllfllll'i’l by litlliy yeah” uo‘ cf
1 ill lilting r’llnmi. ‘
Now lln- way in «ii iii" gclniiuo bum
lit from a foot box lril »u.~r it everyday.
l‘ulul the built will lw not only midi-
Houai bounty of pix-mu, but pbyrural
: comfort. livrry morning lbw in t taught
to in: slippvd m u bin-m of warm curb,
drlml with a crush tmn-l and 'lil‘il, Hill 1'
iliu Hill‘s li‘lVI' a bit of Willi f'if‘lilll or
llnll'rlili' rubbwl lulu ibvlz‘. an l lbw iiiillvl
a pull lull ol'
vmlct iulruiu powdv r, At night. wry
nearly llu- .-'..np- pl‘m‘i‘v; ought in lw rim
pl-atml, lillll lip-u, it tho {wt have lawn .
really driven out. at :«bapn by lworuuall.
short. or I'ililllll‘li shows. lukn a hurt from '
ibo modulus of tho Lullulll tray of tin:
foot box and put tlwu in corrrrznvc
buntlagi'i for tho boom in bi rl.—-—.\lilli
I'cut Arrowpniut in l'bungu “Word.
The Miniature (from.
Tbcmiuiulurc era/v baa taken the
uni-Ali“ wouum by reform, for she has
always loved pnrlrmiu,um1 llm yvar
may go around lik- a walking: pluiw ,
graph album. iii ~ lwli buckles. bcr
brooch. the lilii'kllfll' rcbatclainowatch,
own bur gluvo bulimia and lornnob
bundle, may be out each with a minia-
ture. It may be u likrmwof her father.
her nuitlui'. bet“ lut-‘lnunl or lovrr. or
lama rulrluvcr dog receiving a great
unmuul of attention. ills now mistress
“For," mid film, “ it was ho who brought
us together and converted me into ‘A
Modern idnderelln.‘ "—--~Farget Me Not.
Tho night Man.
Visitor-«I'd like to got you to take the
(money for our untitolmcco preparation. it
is warrantml to cure the taste for tobacco
in ovary form.
healer-dint my bualnonsia to soil taboo.
on in every form. Can't you see thla is a
cigar almp:
\‘lallor—i‘ixuctly. You came in contact
with the wry people Who need our specific.
wl’Iiarson'n Weekly.
The Oldest limiterslty.
lill Azhar, ramming “the splendid,” situ-
ated at Cairo, in the oldest university in
thawarld. It is the greatest Mohammedan
wheel and ban clear records dating 975.
baa cbuuumi bis tiuuw from ltnvor to Fate. i
“W lli‘m‘i'at girl friw ml. or it. may hr '
l Iiil‘ti'ly the picture of Mllllll Hill bi'uniy
:; dead and “UHF. A», u rulo‘, lllll girl who
’ Wears it tlm'illl'l much curb. bio long as .
aim is burning up with tho fashionable 3
prom-salon ubo tools that who is pcth-clly i
all right and tho rcat doesn't innit”. l
(lap: Are Ito-turning.
Elderly ladies am slowly and [wrhapv ,
reluctantly. but surely. rvmrahm *0 ”w
dainty little cup hourldrcssea that were
once so uniform and lli'f‘fihilllfi. Many .
of the landing: minim-rs have pretty llti
tin cap Ill‘fllldrf‘flflv. mostly in loco and
mostly with a stain of petunia, which
ranges from [)th to plain and is al- ,
ways so becoming against gray hair or ,
any complexion. And little girlie—not
the babieli, but the milieu-warn taking ;
Wit china
. rim-a l'lcmctly.
to close lining lace caps, tied andni
There’s a kind to
suit all tastes—-
l strong or mild—-—
light or dark.
If you smoke or
chew, test our rep-
utation and find ya
kind you’ll like.
Mr. Ward L. Smith. of Frederickaw
town. Mo, was troubled with chronic
«liarrhma for our thirty years. He has
become fully satisfied that. it war. only a
linen-.1 ion of short time until hL'WHDid have
to give up. “a had bet u trcaierlby some
of the. best physicians in Europe and l
America. but not no wrmancnt rrliei’.
Hue day lu- plt'hl-li up a iwwopawr and 3
('llilllf'ml to read an advcrtiicmz-nt i'fi
(Iluunberluiu‘s Colic. Cholera and Dian,
Ho :«i ; lilo of ill
rboiirfliloso helped him and in corn
tinucrl mo cured him. I": r mic by iii
i". Simeon. :
To Care A Cold in One Day. +
Talu- Laxative Bromo Qumine Tel»:
iota. All druggists refund the money if 1.
it fails to curd. 250. For sale by R. ll. 1:
I’laistmi . '
From l'\'(‘1}'Wlli’i’i' conn- words of;
‘pruisc fori‘banllu‘rlaia‘s (Jonah “Hill“.
dy. “Allow luv to coiwratulam you on.
the nmrih of your remedy. it cured inc,
ot‘cbronic l'rl'lllllllillli when thr'tlwtur;
could (in nothing {or me."~«l.'lms. Ff
ill-incl, Tole-do, H. For still; by U. (I.
stillsou.
CAETORIAZ
M m7“:
A law no ntha ago. Mr. liyn-u livery. :
of Wonder-wk. Mich, was badly alllict-i
«ti with rbt-iuxmiism. His light lug was’
swollen the full length. running bin:
great snlin'rilifl. lie was advsemi in try
(‘h:unl.vrlaiu'a Pain lulni. lbw first .
bottle of it helped him cousidrrably and
lid rt'i'nnil bottle ciTevtt-du corn. Thu-
'15 and 50 cent bottles are for sale by H.
(.3, Stillsou.
file I»
drills
ligature
c.’
Any tendency to pruuature baldness
may bu promptly chrckurl by the use of
Ayer‘s Hair Vigor. Don't delay until.
the scalp is born and the lmlrvmvils de- ‘
strayed. If you would realize the best
results, begin at uric»;- With this invalu-
ablc preparation. ‘
A GOOD LETTER.
From the Clerk ol the Circuit Court.
l‘h‘l‘iliitliiiUJ, "13.. my 2“. lr'i'u.
Mr. J. (iv irgn Suhtcr. l):=1;;;:i.~.'.(‘ity. .
lh‘ar (.‘wrgctml‘lmw semi a lamb- of.
('lnrnlwrlam's (‘ounh lb-nwdy. l or wild
lini feel easy if i kn w then- was non-
of ibi- valuable re-znwly in the house. i
li.i\'t' giwn it a bdrm-at and r'onq’nlwr if. ‘
one oi the very llt‘rl numb-had {or room
that l how ever (natal. Hue (luau ho»;
always been anliiciem, although i nut-d it
tn-rly. Anywobl my children contract
vivid» vrlf.’ readily to this ttthli'lnlf. i
can couwn-ntiously rccmnmcml it {or
clamp and voids in children.
Yours respectfully.
(inn. K. Won't.
Hold by (l. ('. brilbmn.
Caiarrb Cancel to Cured
' with local applications. as the y cannot
reach the Heat of the 'llfitlllhi'. (.Yutanb
H a blood or muatuntional dim-am, and
in order to corn it you must take imcr- ;
ual nails-divs. Hall's (fatarrb (“are in
taken internally. and acts directlynn tbej
blood and maroon mrfacca. Hall’s Ci j
tarrh (Euro is not. a quack mmlirinc. it j
wan prescribed by one of line baa: pliy~ .
siciam in this «wintry for years, and h» ;
angular prescription. It in compost-d;
of the heat tonica known, comma- E
ed with the best blond purifiers. act- i
log directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect mahination at the two in. *
gradients is what prmlm'rs mob Wonder-
ful res-mils in caring calanh. final for.
testimonials, tree. ;
l". .‘l. (.711:an J: (In , l’ropa .
clean, 0.
Sold by dreamers, price The.
6m
8.
713’-
A young man in Lowell, Mam. would»
ed for: yam with a mmtaat sucmmiou
at balls on his neck. was (tmnpletely cur-
ed by taking only time bottles of Aycr'a
Bmawiila. Another melt at the
treatment was greatly impaired digger»
tlon with them-r d areirdapoil.
WM
little
3
I
The
fac-similc
signature
on
every 5
l
wrapper.
021w
Exnmlner In
F. ‘5. Patent (Miro.
‘ 1870 to uses
Offices. 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPGRT. (“)NN i
!
Vermont
Maple
Syrup!
Horse Radish
Ground to
Order.
Lobsters, Pickled Oysters.
Blue Point Oysters
.zzznfsent out 0.. the Half Shea),
HUNT
%ZEIUFF !
Telephone. 354.
ES...
I N O R D E R
irv'salisfy tluftlvlumuihni' ii." pul ‘.icf ole
~.\.- nII-uliligmi to lm-p a low. lu'wb 21;]!-
illlll Pi‘il‘tfl Fl‘d'ii of wall pzig‘vl. .‘iinl \vo
{cc-l we .m- jimiiirzl iu rayon: on L. w
more «ll Nglilé and more l'lt'llillil paiwr
than ym. cal: lilul (vi-ru‘lwt'wiu N :"a' ll'v'.
hit the glt‘v' you an estimate {wl' your
linuw and you'll find we can paper it
with the most cxrplisitc designs at very
umleratc figures.
it not convenient for you to call at the
More. dropa pamdmud 1 will be pleased
to call on you with a fullliaoci samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
lo FIRST AVENUE.
East I our-1k, Connecticut
- -
m .- Maw—Mi...-
VOU CAI"! DO BETTER
Then have Your Orders tor
Print-
lngl
At the Iontinul
Offloo.
A mas-murmur-
Aruvu,‘ W1! AM: fun: mi N'
‘I'I,"‘ plum 4r 'l Niiual -, A: my! Immune"
'1». l won‘t l‘uu Plummet ill" r MM".
Al Ilrm‘, my". orient rifle menial 1. NW N.
cum lilt‘.l.'u.llmlm-. no. i‘nmwiwik,
a
walk
D
: tluiugbt.
' young wife about his adventure, for, be
. calculated, “women are too curious and.
5 too talkative. and I do not want all the
. noigbbors’ udvioc of my good or bad luck,
I whatevur it may be. "
; labored undcr grout excitement.
; night he thought about tbopnrtruit ho had
" found. and frequently be left his bed or
' bl~~ Work to go and we it” his trcasuro was
f still
neutr. ‘
sonny ow. c. Stillwll,8mlth Nor-1
t
o . r
The a values at Jwemk‘l, in th.
loath at" e Blowery‘Kiagdoia, ll for W-
niaved [rum outside iuilnondes. Among
the agents ard helpmntesot civilisation
completely unknown in Jowcuzkl on no-
coant of its all forlorn situation. which
enables the people to ll‘ve so hardly among
themselves. in the looking glass. One day
._ several years ago a party of English tour-
ists printed through Jowcnski in their
3 usual hurried style, but ataid at any rate
long enough for one at the indium lose a
handglass in the jinrlkishu in which she
had ridden.
When Riki-Team, the owner of the va-
hicle. saw his llnd, he looked it overla-
tently and with the most astonished (ace
in the world.
“An I live,” he cried, “this is the par-
trait of mydour father, dead those four
years} There is his good brown taco,
. which always scented to wonder at ampu-
’ thing or other; there indeed are his pierc-
_ lug eyes, only he appears so much younger
‘ and sturdicr than be was when last I knew
' him.
‘ it‘s a warning from the gods; perhaps it's
llut what does it iueuu‘r Perhaps
a present from some saint."
Rhodium wrapped the mysterious urti-
clc in his silk humlhcrchlcf and placed it
. lawfully in the pocket of his wido abl‘rt.
When in tho averting he arrived home, ho
loolzcd for a hiding plum for his treasure,
. and finally be resolved upon an old pot of
earthenware, which was not in urtliul use
and therefore novcr troubled. 'lbvro was
no more secure spot in his household, he
l\'llti‘- l‘suni auid nothing to his
liming the next few days Kiki-Tsum
Day and
in his possesrion. l.ili-'l'e=(2c, tho
young man's lovely bride, could not make
. out what brought her husbandsorroqucnh
3 Iy to their bin. when engaged outside. h‘bo
l ucvcr knew about his leaving her bad.
. 'l'but. would
have made lu-r unhappy.
First she woo mutant with Kiki—Tsuni's
explanation Hint ho had come home just
. to Sec her lovely face, but when he kept it
’ up day uilur day she grew suspicious.
“Why should be appear with an anxious
lm-o and leave with one steeped in impor-
taiu'c?" she musvd. Still later she discov-
crcd that Klki-Tsum before going out
music it a point always to remain in the
little luu'k room for a minute or two. The
key to his secret behavior must be some-
ubcro in that rociu. l iii-Taco made it her
llllSlllUFa to investigate. and there was not
apiccoof furniture or decoration in tho
room she did' M5 turu inside out, but bcr
Wori: was all ill vain. Finally she ninusrn
trappcd her husband at the moment ho
wan hiding: the pot in which she kept her
rush locum. lino-Tania. like all guilty
own. quickly im‘cutcd an cxcuso urcx-
pluurliiouol‘ bis musings on. llo l‘u'd.
The pot baa Floral on one end only. and ho
had been obliged to correct the ncgligcnro
of others.
‘ Ah. yes. poor man!“ said Lili, kissing
. tbcdccoiwr goodby. butbo bud warmly
got :il't'uss‘ the street when sbo clnmbcrcil
upon a. chair and discovcrcd—ivbzlt? A
‘ lil)‘>‘ll,‘l‘iuiis sonu'ibiug. r‘liu lifted it with
- rare and brought it up to her {are to ex-
.nnino it. (lb. cruel truth, tho portrait of
‘ a “'I‘lmm and hill. had considered ix’iki-
i ’l'suvu u nudcl husband! "the poor girl i-‘ot
l tlowu upon the Hour and cried bitterly.
l \“Illill, then. was tlui rcnsou why he van-lo
‘ home so ol'll'n. 'lbo fueling of injury guru
l
l
l
l
way to that of indignation, of wrath.
Again slur looked for the portrait. and now
wondered ibul Riki-loom could low it
\vouumwiib >uub a locc—cyos swollen.
.hcclm~ pale and dirty. and now the eyes
. oxprcswd raga and coutcinpt. Lili ’lsro
lltl‘Jlllt‘ irigblcnsd. Xv; sbu Would Iioi‘ur
* look at the thing again. ’l‘bcu she grow
duspondcut. Lii‘c indccd um not Worth
living, and as to cooking dinner—she
\Vlmn l\'iki»'l'suui
could liul. think of it.
arrlwd homo in the cwning, ho \vusaston
. i~lnsd in iiiul lltllld‘l' im-ui nor \vllo unalt-
inu him. marl blag for both, bc made his
‘ way [H Um luil'li .'llill|l.
, "So that is the way you treat your wife
‘ after illi)’ a few months of Iuarriauc‘,J
‘ “barn is your ildclily. you who on: always
liliitllllL! about your numliuc>.~. "
" llu- \‘Hilimll in chi/.5." said ltiki-l‘sum
to lliiuerll‘. and Hun added aloud:
‘ Wbu‘. hi»: you, l.ili~'l ’l’cll lilo the
mouningoi'tbi»:i:vu~ul. '
“.‘wrw-v..~:x-!" t‘llI..l Lin '1'. c. ’Yuii hido
ilu: portrait. I 1‘ _\.u.r 1‘.ll.illl.illl‘ in my l‘ilh‘t‘
1m and dare ill~1>lliv in. riui‘ul purport?
hi." ii; “on b um r 1.; rally it on your
is ill. li.‘ 2ft rum to r: .J ii. 'l ’m lililli'
.i';'»-‘.l..‘ l “ l.:. "
"l.:.l ‘. u .u". u].d.r.~.....t.,“ ;. bird the
ho
.,,.,‘ -_.
.p.
,. '. i. , r yii ‘(rlHl lbc lilllu
“,\b, lot. i um :‘ mod it all.
mu. ibu: \‘wlln-ll lH llbl‘l’auu."
:v x» it I. iiill‘l‘ i\.ii.i ‘lsuin‘a turn Ln
mm; :inlfi'y. "'ibal. plume," bu mu.
“2 pour...“ my ht- I‘..l:.xr. 1 initial it
l.l‘ i' moo mm in my van-bum, iblultlni:
.. «Eu inri w .1 H in u c. in .-.:w itniul
1...;i :i mom i plum: ll in llill raw pit,"
"\'-.u lli|l~l llu’uk mo uh bib 1," Mini
ilmhliv. ‘ llm - l r a. known your roller.
and ..Iu l unable to «llniiugulah lwturuu
;lu| imp l I u own and that ul a woman?"
'1 in l‘.,:l mutiuuul their “only bottle.
will ~h immune mum “l'li'il m‘v'l'y mllllili‘,
mm! the lxl‘l’dllllll‘fl \H‘l‘ll aroused. They
,.-,.| :w .l.~ inlay" primal. to restore ut‘lh‘l'.
11p. bomb : ‘llm‘. " \iy a blhlrun," be said.
““1 .il. or» .uili (mart-lint; for? 'l‘rll inn ul.
.mm. ... 1 tray irylu tlccizlowbo in the
guilty jail)?"
" l-‘uilu r." cxn-lalmrtl ldlll'l‘seo, ”my
lunbuml metud (bu plvluro of a “Miami
in my row pot. 'l‘but t'lilllt‘ll all this trou-
lilo."
p “1 su-mr i never pnwt‘muul analbcr par»
‘ trail, but that. at my minted slro'” Ami
' ila- husband mired libs bands in brown.
' "L'biblrcn, children," said the holy by
MW with much dignity, "l oral-o I decide
’nill‘ quarrel lwi inn we the portrait."
it was handed to him. and the boom
. Innkril into the build glass atcmilly fora
‘ minuworlonprr. 'l'llen bosluml: his whim
3’ hood and drrldod in a voice ringing with
' authority: “You urn both in the wrong.
'l‘bln pirturc represents avcnnrublo and
holy 1mm. lt iua wander to ma you did
[in[.f'lil‘il“lll1('lllllfllllniv in it. [will lake
- it with mound place it among the holy
relics. of our church, "'
'l'lwn the boom blessed the young couple
_ altcr Riki-'l‘amu and bill-lace bud muda
l, up and kissed and oral, away praising the
: gods for the moat discovery ho had been
l permitted to liliiklf.M'Exlflillllgtl.
3 Filled the Order.
l "Herc. Hmithy! itald you aniyto put
1 lore slums on this borne. "
"Well, it you can llad marathon l’nur
BMW”, 1’" receipt your bill. "mmtruit Fm
mu
llu‘
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