am out at
thri- week.- n'ro. slur on
new worn, a notice not
(born would be on overuse
of about 18 per cent
W m.
1 warm day. and when the
MM their envelopes they
With! threat but! been much
V M nontilils men wasted by it
i no to work yesterdsy morning.
wt of help.
Witter waited on General Mor-
William and were told that the com-
” could not make money on tiny
‘ wore scale. it is believed thnt
.500 or 2,000 hands of the north
nth! tony also quit. There is not now
million! evidence of any disorder.
ENNSYLVANIA'S REVENUE.
om W to com on Deficit
‘ v‘ and shot Expenses.
nrrirburg. June 22.—8enntor Quay
ll” {pent several hours in Harrisburg
”Mime with Governor Hastings
leaders of the senate and house on
. revenue qufisilon.
' s result of the senator's visit the
' litre agreed to reduce the school
notifier-lotion 8500.000 a your and drop
amended inheritance tax bill and
' it to the supreme court to declare
‘e Orlxlnul low constitutional.
It has also been decided to place no
tax on innit liquors, but in Its stead
Willa the retail liquor license in bor-
outfits. townships and cities other than
, flit quail state charities 20 per cent A
:lhto tax is to be put on brewers and
7 distiller: according to their output. it
' in claim that if this plan goes through
it: will fill . sufficient revenue to cover
the deficit of $3,500,000 anti meet the.
expenses of the state government.
Suicide .lioforro Murine.
New York, June 22.-Snmuei J. Casey,
I litiperintendent of pontlxfllce substation
D of Brooklyn. committed suicide at
his home by taking carbolic acid Be-
rm dying he wrote a letter to his wife
saying that ho was 3500 short in his ac-
counts With the government and asked
titut this be squared up out of his life
insurance policy. Casey’s superiors
speak of him as one of the best men in
the onlce and think his action the re-
sult of temporary insanity. The de-
ceased was as years old and leaves a
widow and two children.
Capture of n Supposed Murderer.
St. Louis, June 2?..~Chlef of Police
Harrison has received It letter from the
city Manila! 0! Sequin, Tex" stating
that there is a man in that town going
under the name of Williams who is
supposed to be Rev. Thomas Abbott
West, It Methodist minister of Chester.
own. Ind, who sloped from there with
E Book, and. it is obnrgml, murder-
ed her in St. Louis! in June, 1887, Chief
Harrison has requested Inn my mor-
shal of Sequin to hold Williams, at
' West. for further orders.
TIMI From Ills Wheat into the (Vanni.
Lochport. N. Y., June 22.-——lt has just
been learned that Saturday otternoon
Carl Lukl of Buffalo. a member of Ihr
Itate engineering staff. had a narrow
mum from drowning. lie was riding
’ lion: the towputh ncnr iiltohrnsbridgo,
when his wheel struck it stone. and hc
on thrown Into the canal. Mr. Loki
cannot swim. but fortunately Enginoor
Van Alstyne and sewrnl laborers wit-
nessed the accident and came to his
wrmue.
minded by n llluot.
Ogdcnsbury. N. Y.. Juno 22.~Silchuol
fit. Andrews. employed at tho Nevins
Stone quarries. Illlutlt two mllos m-sl
of "ill city. attempted to oxnmlnll :III
unexploded blunt. While looking Into
the hole, the blunt went off. iloth of
fill eyes were blown out and hill lam.-
lllad With powder and stone. iioth
um were broken in several plut'l‘fl and
his Ilht hand crushmi. He may lllt‘
,. 35 years of one and mm‘rlvd.
loath] of Croatian».
floRcuport. Po. Juno 22.:-—'i‘he fourth
most convention of the National
(reunion society of tho l'nltml Ilium
i." been openodhere. Delegates are
ill from all parts of the l'nllI-Il
in. The crontiun people in this
country are better known as Austrians.
' us their country. (Lrnntlo. slum» ill-'27.
. 3 it" been a port of the AuIIlrlI-iillmtorr
mm -_.....-..
& Wu Iiiiod in o \i'mil.
Reunion. Tom. .lIIIte 22.--ln o Mild
and collision nou- iionnm. on the in-
timation! and amt Northern ruil~
Way. “It" will“! melt and throw ill-Kr”
Mill” were lillillll. Tho oimlno. mull
M’I' and [It (fulfill rant Worn ili'" lob
- w. lino engineer and n noIlI, i'lPl’N
and norm! murmurs" \w‘ru slightly
tum. mo curiously.
Willihll'l film (tho-on.
MW Hit. Juno ”.mlluii Ill. t.‘.
m of till! city bu boon piloted
“was: from the Third dbmlu Io
m Iltli L Mililllvn. fluently 119*»
19» Victory won on mow out
” Mulch W. Pinilltod. the limo.
, wilds condition. 'l‘lio I‘lllluiirt Unto
am Mar.
, W
M “I M Millet limbo-ll.
.m it. Yo June it
with tidbits and r boarder named John
m ”nth Iltlllllldilill lire Imdvr nI~
an. All yet it is Imlxmthlu In to"
W the. would! will mow.» bunt
m of III Mull time.
all» JIM It. «The i’iouannm
it“ Md in three plum “Ilium-1
Willi? Whit has two III“
M WI“! llit' crime The
“bill“ I’lltttlsh is ”who. it»
‘ I to m of tile but utilities in
whom Willow at was.
floor! it.
II "Willi“
than it per cent. and many oi .
of the first and second class and »
Allmrt binned
or thin oily mu aluminum i In about o»-
m and mail Imll Ilium ill Ilw Mnllfl
I
A quart or two
of my home
grown
STRAWBERRIES
The finest in the land,
none nicer.
(Are you going to can
strawberries ?
Give me a' chance to sat-
isfy on ottolilyand price.
LOREEEBTIBBLE,
It stout: nun emu.
“w...
EISY III) 'lEIEII’I 1’0 TAKE
Patent
Medicines
EASY
III) PLEASAII’
TD
IIKE
LOUlu‘l’t'loul
600. O. Stillson’s
DID. .TDII.
ll Washington it" “Jam-It.
l0.000
Cedar
’Boan
Poles!!!
IOOAoroIOoodl'uturohnd
Well watered.
Plowing. Burrowing and other
FARM WORK!
Prontpl I y Iliiflc by Experienced
Farm lien-It.
Io. Iota-II.
wooouo I
How. can Mandala-Io.
Ilium.
Minn“.
“Mini: 0.
Milli"! 1.
mulls. mi
Stumped 3‘ Baas»
A‘lw yr the Same
_ Aided by our steam dorricks, sown. bor-
RAVIOID BROS.
Jacob H. Layton.
Fire, Lift and
Accident.
I N 3 U R A N c I ii
I»! [state end iiom Inst
Donn Stunt-hi}: Tlckfiu. and Studios
ond emu 3'53.
“0’13;th rum.
acorns Wino: 2" Icons
Notary Public. Achnowlcdmenta ’lnksn
W
SOIIIII IORVIALII - - -
“Illa! IAIII
It Wuuhington Bin-II. ,
Opendnllylronlfltolli almond from
to: “an" and on flood-y «onion
interest allowed on deposits.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hangar. Galolmlncr
Painter.
DIALII I.
WILL PIPER AID BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Norwtlk.
Sample Books of Latest styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for impaction, on notice by postal
hittimion Cheerful“ Gt nu. mo
J. D JENNINGS.
PNDERTAKER.
7 MAIN S'l'llll: .,’i‘
(loan.
NW.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
BEIDI’NCE ELM STRICT.
TELEPHONE CAIJI. ll.
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
lug machines. etc, we can quote
LOW PRICES “N
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churchen, Factories or any large Bulld-
ing work a «penalty.
SHOP. RIVEltSlllil} AVENUE.
EAST NOR WA LK. PORN.
MLESLIE GAHBLE Manager.
Ilia]!
IIIVIIIIVIIIIIII”
FRED
fP°°°3 Honors Afgll‘E'THE
CAT ON’B WEI-12335
Cm“ general rr up( all liability. waitelul-
um. lprfflllofllm.c emission». inrotancy.
patrols. no. Counts tonnionol d rulers.
lug-mt by errors or exams, quickly Ntlilflitfi
Loot Manhood in ul. l or young, ptvsclgvi or an
llrcnfllh whcrciotmrr weakness prev ..ulct t' on
cl or Ii ‘IJC-JJfiii. um; I: cflrclual. lll'l legitimate
’ Ill Outflfiy Alto Tuorlwoll
ll W p u’r n r inflation.- Inn»: at
.A I ”N 5 Vlulllch. yfir: It oralcll it your drug
r: xi .1 u . not love ll, Price for" pilgr, OIII ‘3.
with written gum... convicts cure.
I .lunuatmn. wit-Imus Itc. ., Iver. and v-onfulultiul.
Send 0. it at utcm ol t as and 18 Its lot 1 week I
trial trcltmcnl “or only Mill t v r I: h ‘M'KHW
‘Il‘l'ON 1‘0. 60.. ”.70". II...
801d by Geo. U. Dilution, nuutu Nor
welt:
.,
I.
DR. MOTT’B
llllllllll Hill
The on! safe. lure sod
reliable emnlo Pill over
offered to Ladies. Esm-
cillily mommmded to
‘ Ills-tried Ladies. Ari: tor
'EIIVIOIIL III.“
mi lotto mother. than roll mun.
Price 01.00 per box. 0 boxes for 00.00
I. I111 cm 00.. m (hit.
sold try all drum-til.
Scenes
lilies out lull. paint,
lltl‘. illIt'II,|:l‘t‘m
Illnl slain-I limb
rintlIIIIg and tar-
lll-ls quid ly and
mIIIplelrlv and
meanness”
*wlinfitikl M»
104.. “a. fi "7"
Nu lllll'll‘lit w: loll". IH‘W’MIM
Nm millliltllmlllv. Mow: mild. B.
L. I. sorrow. Now flow. at.
comedy in
mama pm.
trillion sot
rli netwour
, moi ilIl
. ground”: 0'
hilt ol Elihu
m A.lllolmmbiioo.lio.flor~ Arum no «they. l'otlt lotion-r in:
m M ‘ “and“.umlld. Him". Iilll Amounts. “minimal but.
* 3 l ' . n 12:" “ihlllamlr”
’ i V
llotts Nervenne Pl 3...... , , m...
a!" m" Wow“.
. a.
’..'.'-"‘wvl
LIBERTY.
You mat liberty to come intothis store
at ours. audio rumble aroundcndlookm
touch-- you .Hoodn’t buy.Wo like
to have know vim I tine-took of
wall paper we have, so that when they
needmothcy’llknotrwbmtogonod
get the prettiest.
Pointers supplier. gla- eto. .pflnting.
paper hanging utd demotion.
I. I. OORHAM,
10m ovum.
harlot-wok. Oonuoottoul
I
Closing-Out Solo
BIOYCLES
To close out the few
wheels we have leit.
we will sell, them at
All
high grade wheels III!-
'97
very low prices.
ly ouar a II to c (l.
Model
NORWILK PITYERN & IFS. 00.
East End of Wuhington Street Bridge
m... EV u.— l.
I.Y., I. II. {I II. R. R.
' 'I‘l ME TA ill.il'..
(‘Yorrcrtml Unions lfltll,
LEA YE SOFT" NIPIWALK FOR NEW
Y0 lK.
A. .il.-~~I-,:,.'ox. taunt. m. I'. no ~35, 7.95,
amount, oomph: o :m lll_.'l.'.r, not.
I’. M. 'l73.~ll.\. LII 3.?5\.1.llil.li.ii7, 5.0.“,
."I 33.5.55“. tMI, 7.35! ‘ II ‘I Will; (Sllllllnys
till”) I”. I
SVNIIA ‘5
A. M.~lil.’£lx. LIIX. 5 NIX, 9J5.
l’. .\l. 054:9. Len, two, 954w.
LEAVE NICW Yul. K Full SHITTII NOR»
WALK
A. 31-03.04“, 5w mus .il-‘i' I; u ,- "I“;
lll|i\,lll.ll1l,\_llI.ilil,llll‘I\ ll “J i" ll" ‘
l'. .\i. l.lll.'.’,”lv\.1i.llil.\.-’I.JWX.llh’y-IJIFIX.
4,1II,\,.‘III‘J:§,I}.lIIl.\,lllI'.l, 1m. will, sum.
SI'NIIXYS.
A, .\l —I~:n.'lx_ lillil. in”,
l'. M. Ito".
l.i~lA\'E:~'Ul"l‘il NORWALK l-‘lllt NEW
Ii \\'II'\'
A. 3!. III.
lll.|‘.’\. ll.ll~\'.
l’. .\i. wlzlllx, I at, 1053:, 4.2",
0:27. 7 lllv. ~‘ II. IIII, Il.I:..
Bridgeport, In mldlliou to above. n. "L.
52 i2; p. III. 7.‘."~.
sl'xfl us.
A. M. LIIX. l.L’ll,\", 3 4'3. I'.l'.‘.
l'. M, 7‘ 17!.
All X indicates l-xprm.
.. .
1 film, um,
I l I'.'.
7 l‘l, spill. :I. i I r,
5JHK,5.97.
M ”we...“
OIE'POUIID
OF
Creamery
Butter!
Fluent to be hadf‘for
2ch
Five Pounds, 3!.00.
M m...»-
SIIn'l. OomstcoltJr.
‘M Null“.
BubborStnmt
III III! Illmls llelIiiltI the Air
('Indlrm lilluopn. I-II.. Illlbm thump
lump tin-Jim nod Moll»! alum M
.. llll. WWI lithium. mu. oil; I
turning ”Mimi-"blow limbo "hook
'srforulonJllnIIlIII-l III-lion and than».
(lbw hoodlum iIIIIlIroilIII'lIIMIIIIIn
iota-rob! Iotwrllm lull ikmimof‘m
monw fthan". nimvri'm- I'lbiio
outlier
‘" odd?
_ tml cutest all Iirrli
‘ Mini hookah“
”hint. Ili'vimll lam Imlot on.“ “In.“
fittiinloiuholtthltorwiihhy it. it
mid «wohlmw ”III
, for a summer cover that will at tile
bushels per note will ho required. \vlllll-
'rl-spollll lllni'l’ quickly and oil which It
The Coupon.
The coupon is just not: culling for
tho ottontion of those who are looking
some limo prove a fodder crop.
"Don't be in too lunch of It hurry"
as been the advice of those who lave
Ind experience with it. (let the need
ready and the ground in cmuinion, then
wait until danger from front in post
for planting. Only those who have
found it out from exzmrlence know
how illlit'll cullbe coined ill time by
getting the ground into condlflon; that
is. clearing it of weeds and lining the
soil and thus increasing in the surface
the nbwrlmnt and storage ('llpflt'll)’.
and adding to the food Ilnd drink sup»
plies for the plant's “micro and pink
ing it. easy for these leaders to go in
scorch of it.
The object for which the mop is to
be grown and the relative prices of
seed and labor must determine the
method of planting. For boy II good
way is to plow tuld burrow immedi-
ately before putting in the seed. then
with It corn planter put in lb. drills
three feet apart. I’m in on It lI-vl'l
III the more rational method on all
well drained soil both for protecting
the crop from injury from drought pull
for use of tho mowing murmur. (ful—
tivute two or three times lightly to
break the crust; booing is not not-cs-
sol-y.
Bowing broadcast coils for loss labor
ill seeding .nml cultivating: llli.‘ vines
soon cover the ground and tho mm
Posts absolutely nothing t'xm'pl for
seed. sowing and use of the land. But
more sol-Ii is inquired and tho pllIlIts
("1' loss vigorous, and the crop is not
so easily lulrvostoli and returns are
not so good as when the soul is in
drills.
For broadcasting from one to two
for drilling from six to sixteen mull-l»
will suffice. .
if It heavy ylolll of buy is wanted
the lTitkmu‘u,/t.‘lzty or \Vllllipt'l'wlll.
nil vigorous. dprlgbt and into matur-
ing varieties, should be ost-ll. Ol’ thesi-
the Unknown is one of the» host. but.
ii to ”0 out for titty. filiillllll not be
planted too curly. us it hummus loo
trolling to In.» out with II Itineltlnc. and
prmIIIvI-s loss soot! if it has too long
it nelson for growth.
it to be, pIIIIIIIrml or left to ill'i'fly
through the \v,lntt~r tho l'uknouu
Illnr It and Red illpprr would be use!
and pi: Into-d I-llriy.
Another lili'lliml is to plant lu-iwwn
the runs of iUlll at tho limo of tho
List IIIlti\.Ition. in this “in :I (lop
is sol-wind “In: it .Ills‘llllill It :
iIutlI'IlI;~ «\upt for sum! not! south; I
fly this Itwlllmi il'w pins 'ltL'I“ iIIl-lr'
mml I:lpld month all. r tln- liti’ll Im-
gills to ripen. and ”W i'tll‘li crop will
Illhl?‘
(-oilm il‘uIiIIlI-solnr.
Although coupons lli‘l‘ umlvll prin-
l'lpIIlLv for their fvrl'lllzlm: ri'fwl on'
the soil. thorn is no crop which will
pup-s Ill'llt'l' to lbw fortuitous. its~
.Iapm'lfll i‘alm- :I“ II fI-mlizor is its pow-
H" in lix~llillllllv lilll‘ngl'll from the
Mr. llllll llll llil‘l't'ill‘t‘ll growth of \'l|ll"5
blui‘llll.‘ of nitrogon. tilt n‘vll as :In in
crI-IIsI-Il I-rop for lulrvesIlnlz and :III in-
l'n'usl-Il liilmlilii or wonqu Inultor
ll-it ill ”li' null. “‘Iill‘ll lll’l' unl'ill l'III'
lliill't‘ IIIIIlI Hi" I'm! Ur llll‘ lltl'llllzlll'
itvI'I'I-‘s-Itil‘jl' III [Ii‘mliil'l' lllt' lll"ll'€l>|‘.
'i‘lu- uroulb of It I‘l'llli of [ll'.l\llll':~'
Is it my MII'I‘ liillll'lllltili or what may
lu- «rpm-ml from Ilii' slIn-m-IIIIIE vrop
lliill IIIIy lt‘l'lllllt'l' Will! it w!“ lill‘l‘t'llul'
the growth llllll vigor of llil‘ [li'tll‘IllI‘~
will In- hill" Inon- vlln-I-llvl- Ill lormn-Il-
llIIt Ilil‘ crumb of “'liilll'l‘l‘l‘ mu) fol:
low lltt‘lli. liii Ibo vim-s lm-w—Hw mo!
in it IlillI‘Il boltor l‘llillllllllli limo ohm
they worl- prIItI-d. i'lIibIlb-Iphlu Id'llgu
ci‘.
‘l‘ho I7wlu| Ilmlso Wren.
'i'lw liIIlllu- wrl'll l'l‘llfmnur lll'ul
l'IIlilill mount: the former» fIlI-IIll-I. it
III II tiny i'l’t‘lllllw. but but Iii llw li'iinl
lliillll. IIIIII IIIllIo able to prom-l any
tnmlliltt pilll'v ll llllll'lI-s. l'I‘l‘Ii ill lio-
fuml of it prior I-iIIIIII to it by it llil'lll'l‘
him. it lolly be termed n lIoIm- him,
no it lilo-II bout to Inml and you‘ll In
low! lil‘lil‘ lo llWI'llliizi. (If no ruml
habits i'roil-Ioor lirIIi my»: "I! lolly
bu Mild to lite on Illlltlllil i‘ooli (Ilium.
All I~XIIIlIllIIllloil of lll’lyrtwll filtllliili'ltli
Itllith'il ill-i pm» «ml. of the l-nilllllllu
wits nlmlo up of towels or ”in” “mm
on}! lln- :2 ll'l‘ PM". of VPillllllIIlI', In.
I-iIIIliIIlt bits of Irritant IIIIII similar nun.
tor. will l'Vlllt‘llll” llliLI-II by lli'l‘IIlllIll
with the tum-III. Half of this (mil
('ultiillill'il of urilsnliltmwrs Mill booth-II:
m. rt'liliilliilt'i‘ of i‘tlli'l'llllliii'fl, lulu!- illitl
IIplIIl-rn. All lilo house ii‘i‘illi in II no.
title ilrmiol', frmploluly i‘t‘lil‘llli‘ from
imlli'u to IIIIIm'tt yonmt III II venom.
n family of tin-III» birds liilllll mono
mluldonlhb' l‘vliiillllllii in tho Inuolw
of bloom-I III II unrdro. Wrens iih' lib
atom tumors. watching Min-f)
tm, iilil'lll) or ripe for i'liltel‘tlllllli’t‘. ov-
Itnlluilllr «wry post and roll oi Ibo
{euro tltill Ili'nry I-rlitilIy III ilil' Mill
for litmus or widow.
balm...
Guinean IllIthl have It plow in own
lot of poultry Illl'lltlt n i‘lilifllt. 'Im-
on; my small. it ill two. but they nm
of emotion! llnmt null viril. ‘l'ltv lllmll
is cilmliottt fund dull the twins out
well «new! by it. “minds do not
scratch. ore healthy: or int-wt limbo;
. A. I W _ ;
more 1°, wt? an.»
miller on» WM bring” war
_ null mutton van hung after killing and
Ill‘ umboml lwl'oro the vines will Ind
ltil‘nilll II I-nrrwlmnlllmt lIII'I'oltm- in ”w; ,
Items To. me “on WHIDMIS AP-
mom e. To to: nutrition
6nd mnrtiou won on; Appetite ml
App-nu on OWIW‘VIQWIDI >
“.0004 num- m to units out
Ll’riondr. laid on momentum ,
“livery other country.” says Miss
Purim, ”sustain of that one thing
about. Americans. They are alwnys
in It hurry. We ought to take time to
cultivate ease, elm-ermine“ and pleas
out conversation at the table. lit least.
for they add more to digestion than
anything else. Nothing brings on iu~
digestion so quickly so being irritated.
annoyed and disgusted at table. and
the housewife should be responsible
for litany things cheerful. Make the
table as bright and dainty no possible.
There is no excuse now for ugly. plain
china when you can get dainty things
for the sunn- price. Pick up cups and
routers hero and there. and pretty in-
dividual pinion, A pretty cup and still-
cer. It delll‘flltl pinto. a dainty centre-
piece, It bunl- b of flowero or even just
a bit of grass, will brlgllli'fl'lllt? table
and uflord II pleIIIulnt subject of com
Vermilion. Food is autonomy for the
body. but We don't want to be animals
only.
“The food question is It complicated
our, many things entering into its
proper solution. First. there is the cost
depending upon income and what you
can afford to buy. Then the nutritive
value must ho considered. the season.
the climate and tho ago and occupa-
tion of the persons for whom you are 1'
providing. There are always cocon-
trlclIiI-s of taste lintl digestion. and the
oft—rumpled “it is good for you and you
must oat li.’ wbru there is a strong
fooling of repugunnce for some Special
dish, should not be coutlnuod. Do not
compel n child to out things absolutely
distasteful.
"in buying. the market value of
foods does not lllllll‘flll“ nutritive value.
A pound of tenderloin is not as nutri-
tious no a pound of flunk. on which
account tenderloin should not be given
to an invalid. Knowledge and judg-
ment in busing \vill supplement It slou-
der purse."
1n selwtmg moms Miss i‘urlon :Id-
views the bonsollwper to go to market
herself. The larger the family the
morn economically they can he fell;
but thorn is no economy in buying
will" is not hooded. The longer lII-I-l'
be kept lwrlortly sit't‘i‘l. llll‘ lllDl‘i' it'll-
IlI-t' they will lvo. ninth and \‘i‘til. on
the other blind, being immature. spoil
quickly.
Queen (lips of Greece.
“’bon l‘brlsllml William Ferdinand
Adolphus tlI'lIl'lit' smnllll non of lilo
Kim; of Ui'iiiliiii'k. not. )Ilml tho- Iroun
ul’ Grown. ln- soon I» thought biIIIsl-li'
thlt Ibo King of Ilrm-v-v lilllrl Irm- fl
'lollmlt. So bo nskoi‘l lllgzi. Ilrztml
lltnhlws. low-ll llzltlgbilt of limp-l
hula-i 'olIsiuulllIv of Billion). to sit [Io-i
ol'lilzx nun.
IIIIII she i'Itliit‘.
nun-nut In NI. l'I-Iv‘rsbum on "t'IUIN‘I'
lilo him, 'I'III-v wore
27. lrIIl‘i. ll.» Willi :32 ,vmlrs old. tiiill
silo ltl‘il'll you” yollltgvr. Evil" now
lbw .lllumixllls talk of tho homo com
liltf of the girl quot-n. illn- Ill oIIlro‘
non ii \Hll‘ili plow in tho llt'ill’lil of hot
illltlllll‘tl [It-utill'. liilil silo boost» that
lilil‘ ”Will“! the iim-it leivi‘ Illlli! lll‘l'
illli‘lw lullgulv.
clouding liloopiu lioynity.
'l‘lII' Iitlull I‘Itlrutlrllilltlri' 'll‘t‘i‘lllllllllll
III'o llllwii in llIIIIIII lo provide for tho
oIIfI-Iy of lilo mum-inn at night.
llIu ulilllllh't‘ll urn Willi'lll'il through-
out Illl‘ lilillil by tho Moon-I'M Ilv lupiv
noun. ii body of lill'll who for hill! yI-Itl'll
lIIlvo unloved lilo i‘Ii'lllfilVl' llrlvllomv of
mmnlluu or llwlr I-oyll! humor or thin
trees from sullmvl Io numb-w.
The: are bound by Irmllllon to lm
lllllivm of Ilw town of l-lspllmutl. and
In ion-u Ml‘l’l'i'il with lilliitli III the nrmy
'l‘huy lot-i; Illl" polo“I union nlllI:
lIIlII'll lllll’l'illnli)‘ IIlIIl Indemnity llI loll!
Iillrln. fliill tlilt‘il ilit‘ill IItIIIIII Ill li'i‘t'll
o‘clock in tho IIIorIIlllit.
'l‘IlIIlr llill‘lll'i' to HIV "brill"! of lilo
lulu-relic” in wall lrlmi. IIIIII dot-II not
admit all any Iplvnllnu. wunion-1"»
lbIIIlIll Tobin.
mm... .
A lint-Ila! Wilton.
"JIIlulImo lmmmlmn.“ any-I II min.
sllulllry'll will». flu n rumour proton.
IIIoII In llmlly of tin lldilili'llli. 'i‘lwl-o
III illurilllblly no silt-II lilting or iron.
dot" of tho press in Joplin. Whmwvrl
ll lien-puller Illlllllilliillt unwilling IIII.
"loudly lo llli’ llovorlmwol. ll bl Imp
prenatal. null lilo editor is twill to pm.
on. The mill minor in vaur liliili’lo-
om]. Ilmulrh. ill-my III-‘mpnput ball
what IIII- Joplin-m- will It 'IIImnoy mi
ltor.‘ nnIi ll in his solo only lo no to
Mt our: little the palm ill "unmoved
for nib-Willi: Ilil' allude. 'l‘iwo Ills
tout editor show no» name or III»
whom” no wimwd it
" Wmottboir
Wk ' ’ ‘ ' rout rm
sun. for delirium, .,
wrote about the ~
but constructed!
, villi rm in not
and consequentlyov
the subleet by iii.
the French navy
l'liie boot named RA 0:
:m Ann-rimm Iiilliiilli nature to We
wnvnwl a ”HIP“ ill the Cleveland db
, Il‘ll'l or MI-i't'ml County.
, your»: :I il'm-l of land of some 150 ncrel‘
. it'l‘ (Ill-ll.
!
lumllv lo .iwtvrn's (“llillb
9old IIIIIII WIN found with bill throat
. ground.
zoo IbIII lIiItIIl on the trail which N
issued. is of more this:
Fulton, he ultra. .
nonl- Rotten in July. W
"0n the some on
“Fulton made mm
with his boat. They _
hours. and the sit-«ebb!
pied was between ‘v- I
wooliyurd of C-liiuu 'l‘lil ~ I .
the depth was twentriive .
expo-violent» were u ‘ “
oonul be desired. in spite“ '
than there won a “museum. ‘ ‘
day the inventor went dm]
to Huv re. where the new
Dialed at his disposal.
atito advantages of ours ,
sort-Iv moved by the 111:);qu .
suit was It convincing mot
"Will!!! of ours. andpuly ion-
by means of a screw. which
Iv lndnlill. ’
"When it wrinln quantity
w as introdut’ed tile Ntltit
\vtlrtl Fulton adopted a. screw Vi ‘
llelliil] wings, which WEI plum
from, and which entitled him. ‘
main under water uIiIiost constantly >
oven Willie the boat was moving. EH!
moved to right and loft by mm 0‘ , y
no ordinary rudder placed at tilt My ,
and be also III-ted a horizontal math!
divided into two parts. This method
oi steering. Invented by no. is very
like mm which is used in modern ml»
marine boots. ’1'
l" lnding that the French sovefuménll . ‘ ,
would give him no aid, Fulton. who 'L ..
bml spool 11 great deal tit-time M '
money on perfecting the Nautilus,
crossed the channel and ofleredvtheho‘
volition to the British government... - ‘
lint In London he met even with lost
sour-ms than in Paris. Pitt seems to
llitl‘t- thought well of his proposition.
lIIIl, pmvm‘i'ttl though he Willi, he failed
to gain for It oiilr-inl approval.
. DIED LIKE ANANIAS.
l’iconcn Coiled on God to smith}!
Dent. and no Died. ,
in ('nlltoruln the other day l mun ‘
ill'l'tl‘t‘ll of murder called upon God
in sirikl- him dead if he were the mur-
illllt'l'. null slrxliirlltwuy he fell dead.
"m lnmlcm bus caused a profound
impression. There is still enough lit:
pt-Ictition or \vlultevor it may be, left
such it tragedy awn-inspiring. .
JttSt‘Iili l‘lltt'liili‘f). n I’Oflm
For mo
Inn! burn in Ilispllto between him and
:I lit‘lillllml‘ mulled lie Road. Th6 Int-
bIII his widow maintained
his violin .nm‘i put a poor old Mexicali
mun-III liol'tulrll Assuoro in it cabin
i'ii tlnr Illsplllml ilvrrltory.
.\~-n.~ro lived W itb no companion b
:l “”10 dog. ”no morning the do
I'llliil' to llll‘ llll Rom l'iilil'li lit it II]
-:l:lrvl~d Itlu! dying condition. Silt-y ‘l
[Ilt'iiill nus Ilroum-Il and it viii". I”
There won g
It’ll! :IIII! bill will"! btlrilt‘d to the
'I'Iu- mm: on lliill been IIlIlt seen alive
'IIII April III. l'iucouvo bull been seen
in Analil'i’ti'fi l'iilllll. lie weatherman
‘lll'l’l'hll'll, lulu-ii below the ”I,” Mr
’loI‘Iu-y Ill Ilolllsltli‘. ullil (wallow.
'l'hl- liiiill was told that Ito M .
mm- to siliilll trial for his It“. fit
.pIIIIIu to his li‘i‘l villi lii'iiil m‘
Ilml Ili'l‘ll lll'il build and loco hill. m
Ill-alpilli’
' Null may God Illriltc In. M It}
mo llw murderer of Alum!” ,
H'li'll.
'i Iwn his mom milk. It!“
wIllIl IIIIII loll mnhwwt%
I .IIIIII'IIIII.
i'rudly em
The limlton 'I‘i‘lmtil’llll MI. Q.
or o lllllo boy on I "III. “I
not “I'll *Il taught to any ill! m W
wllIlii IIII Iii“? iii. W
llotuw on) lltllli‘! lit“, 7 _
helm: "in it" III nit. '
till Itilllllllli)‘. 'l'lill ‘0 4 ‘
out! he been! till
no Ihrolmll what
IIIulrlIolIle- rid
"Alum." and w
mild:
"MIIIIIII. I
too.”
"lolly well.“ “I'M
’i'lii‘ boy w hi “m m
killin- lltIIi l’iIliIiltI ,
"First in war. 3 , ,
lutilllhmrtllol' mm .
'l‘iu-II be will. 7‘ 7
built: do» the
«W
uncut-mutt” M
Tito liver III lb! m
gums-ulna ltiflillttl
limits of "In nod.
to; drlml. lotto
twill! of
remind sod
is W! W
mutton-M
on no will is m.
not mum for .
animations-III“ _
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