renew-met his race are being
lmm meridional-Wm
nwhmmomemanm;
torinsandhringiu‘tojnatlcelbom
abocouunit anehorimal. Itiaaltain
andadiabenorcntbe blaokracewbiob
Wren mart wipeout. Hereiaan
extraoti’rom‘tbeonucludina portion“!
would“:
Mumtbatmolaaemtywbiob.
~- ' ammonium patients audbolda
their mam while" he is .lcoaubiug
lbeaa etilfenedjointa audorippled bones and
MW putting themlato place. The patient:
““93 museum Ihileiiflomtor in»
h“. work. beoauae they. hour instinctively
that he underneath hie nucleons and is,
kind and sympathetic. The result is
that be doeswork among lameand orip-
pled peopleth in a superstition: age .
It!!! would bombed miraculous. lie abuply
baboon» does it by manipulating and massaging
. ‘ be the crippled bones and stiffened muaolea
_ cm; tilltlloyalip monotone-mo stay
‘4. “my“. thermwholeand‘limber. Ilia militia
' atouoopowertnlaudmthinu.
' Therearenogreater miraeloatban
m “In mineleaot mience. Theoapabllitiea
that lie within bullion mind and muscle
. are absolutely limitless.
I
5
promo
adid alone with her Uncle Tuna. Lotua
bathevhitewomaaoi'thlalandaudofall
reelthatourblaekamauevernady.
wbumnwuutmmaswlelou
begin defend their hoaob—thatveara
“do throw our black bodiaabetwoea
landmiaproteotin: tbemand bunt .
mundeueauflnatbaelnuteaiahumau
it out no that all the world may bur-
print it in the heaven'a blue no that be who
nae may. read-«hat the ncnoea in this land
will frown down. cry don-n. hunt down and
strike down this crime and these criminals.
until not one uhall be left ln'all the land. and
ablaokiacc ahallbe a badmdtrutb.flf
peace. otproteetiau toinmence. imattbat
those criminala do notformapartetouruo»
dieneca. congregation. soiwola. metal gather-
ings. industrial communitim. and yet it is our
duty touch their haunt: and the influences
which produce crime and criminal» and with
a wlp of the law and the scape! oi righteous-
neaa, thorn until vicioun idlene- shall
give " to virtuous. induatriona intelli-
gence. and than purse ourselves and rub
away the-e tool stain: of diabonor.
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Traveling Scholarships.
Grant Allcneraila walnut the college
adueatiou of the present day. He aaya.
in an article in The Gounopolitan that
the college course is still the same as it
no in the moulds): middle ages when
nobody but prieats had any education
law leggi- andtheretoreallthecollegeinatruotion
“ ..-. was planned with a yiewto training
m Moran. meets for the church. Consequently
atoll. lair and [5&0de still compose alarse
stbe “if *0 part of the curriculum. when they.
especially Greek, are at no more use
practically to the present day young
man orwoinan than me priestly garb
would be.
What the youths of today want in
college is knowledge of some mathe-
_ nation and 0! the natural nuances. like-
wine an acquaintnucé with tho“great
central civilization." .
Mr. Allen’s idea of the wayto get
acquainted with the great central civi-
lization is that the student should travel
and see it for himself. One day's visit
to the Vatican will give a bettru' idea of
its art treasures than a year's study of
books would do. Instead of giving mil-
lions to found} colleges and univeruitioa
where students may pore over still more
my. Grant Allen mull beet” lien
and benevolent people site the same
millions to entablish traveling nebular.
ships. whoruby young Aluminum might
travel in Europe two years and not tho
_ invaluable education annli a journey
3mg would giro them. And who aball my
. . ' 9
_ -. my.“ atn- i hit. Allm Bronx.
. : M to bring a good
’ ' m which will
like» cotton stair-e
” In Texan. Where
”I cheaply than
W to pent fertility
M can make a
Q his yoduot brings z'.
villi that is the lowest
mention states, where
y I outta a pound will
manure-e had trouble of
”year It is hoped in
I. much as 7 cents a
would make the price it
W marketa.
we not only raise the
War.
Honesty In the Klondike. y
.Itrepottaaroto bobelievod. there is
onoapot of the globe whore mankind
are entirely honest—the Klondike
country. it in raid that minera' outfits
are left lying open and unwatehod all
along the trail for weeks and nobody
touches thorn. It is true a private let»
tor from a Klondiker mentioned that in
one instance a thlet waa lynched. In a
time when loud was. scarce be had stolen
a chunk of bacon and appropriated it to
his own needs. With a. touching tare-
well word for his wife and babies in
the Staten be was strung up and went
“whimpering through the air" like the
soul of Dalmy Dover. but this is the
only case on roe-0rd of tho kind in all
Klondike history. so lot an is known.
The people are as honest as a Quaker,
ovary (inn. and would not toad: any
thing, belonging to another.
This is pleasing news. The reason of
it is also may to linllz'Mxly steals in
the Klondike bocaueo the minor baa al-
ready everything that «in be lxvnght
with gold there. Ho boa not everything
he wants. but llo has already everything
anybody else has and more gold than he
one spend.
The natural lllfi‘l’l‘llcil to be dmwn is
that honouty is largely in matter of air-
rumainnoos iuaimd of illllllciillll'I‘. Mm
who do not noel! anything do not steal.
Thom who want for orerythiuu and to
whom the easiest way of Rotting what
they wont seems to be to atonl it are
thieves.
. fl till! re-
lay-awful)”
000 ill-lul- 01‘
will produce.“
indications.
unuudplantedin
,tlin Unicniaabout
it : cue-third?!
fill me
. cl cotton. In.
H the world will
, emooohelee
'l‘ho sum-ms of the N" detr pmk
trains onleml by We, Bliss fur
the Yukon thiewium; «aorta-r of
much intimi. Many persons. in aunt.
own with the mwmry of the interior.
hollow that bore. for the Phlfl'lll» nt
lmwt, is the ablation of ”W problem of
'muw-yinu loud and other supplioulu
llll) mineral in the Klumdiko in winter.
Reindeer can melee three times the dia-
tnnoo u doll team can in a day and mu
l drown much bonvlrrloed. Braidmthat.
It in never nta-cmlry to rarryinml alum:
in tho ill‘llo tor the door. 'l‘bry have nu-
ly to ho lnruml out. at tho 0nd of n duv‘u
Jnllrmy m brown! lilmn tho lilmlmlmf
lrrlnnd nun-e whirl) wrote the whole
nurture of this union. ill-imlwr ate.
“at Our “'4‘ h” Hone will be outobllsbrd Mona the Yn-
. l. ”“5 silky “N" hon by the. llnind Slates unwrnmrnt.
' and the team» will ram mpplim first
{or the mm of tho trmpu onlorwl into
that mmniry and afterward for outaiders.
Sarita" Bliua' order int-loam all the
reindeer train“! to harm-ail in Malibu.
They are to be "bummed to ill. Jill»
obaol'a. Thoma» they will botabm up
and down the Valium. balm Dwain
city and the mouth hauling elude
llnoof the greatest century bicycle
mm. err-r waiored wall complotod on
Long Isbnul valiantly. The Flrotuou‘a
Bil'yvlo vinbwofl ihu initiator u! the
run. but 40 clubs altogether took part.
In all till}! pursuant ntariml in thermal.
lilof tin-m being women. normal of
lilo divisions boll ladies union“ the pow-
nulllera lli‘ the bill! etariora in the run
from Brandy" tollakdalo and return
no? ilnixhod it. This number inoluded
ll of the to women. The number of
Wllm‘imtlll want no great that they had to
be startled in diviaioua, beginning at
ll o'olwit in the morning. 'l’helast dlvi.
stun not out at ii o'olmk. Thin wan llillll'
pond at miftand stains riders who
were able toovartake the donor divi-
Kaum baa such a imam-la! tum on
her hands thatovcn the in]: rabbit tum-
uut loin valuabia Advortianneutuoflor
a min apiooe in ire-Mu Kaunas tor
junk rabbit skins. The airline are nasal by
batulaltm in Kuaiaod to make a onto.
[any felt. The body of the mm"!
oi tbewild out make» a mid minim
when planted in a drum apnt. (immoral
rabbit sinus aro worth bureau atom
, in llauluao.w ‘ ‘ .
MaulmmtbaMolaeo-lot the
mimtruyismmtsd ltls
m «(usually employed to m
.mmlumlosm boiler-no
mplatewilllmmbhfituiiennv
‘ tam ’i‘botubtnaotbtoyoluvrtll
mutation new under
tilt-Kuwaiti» The WWII
, laldbanuoertbemymulfibe
w. .
liberation motoam
mailman“ mat on»
is tom nonunion areal; play.
“"m m" in been W
to; ill! miles an hour. The return trip
eadml at me o'elook in the allot-mm.
The (mildew city oi New York
will bu divided for mil-peered local
Wfl‘lml into live diatinut lxmmuba.
That part of the old oity lying auutb of
the Harlem river will be the inmate
ol' Manhattan north of biennial: it
will bulletin-named has. Bret-b-
in will undivided into too ill-trim.
Old Wyn will bathe bra-om oi
Motlyu. Adjoiniaa tbiawill bathe
Mullah oi Queue. nbiob in at mt
themed lbeoouutyiaataatsida at
Wyn oily lboita. titan inland
will be the baowb of momma.
Miriam! at mt mpisutbv
aadiiullmul. will months burl
”immunity! Vii-inaudible
Minnelli-Myanmar peat
‘mutbutmdilble.
amnmmam
Wither-u
one
the
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their-millennium on blood .'
City Assessors’
tioe to all poraoaa and corporations liable
to pay taxes in the City at South Nor-walk '
Or More the thirtieth day 0! October.
ed and sworn top! all the property owned
. .to it o’clock in the evening.
aim. which they did in line atyle. rid~ 5
‘ and n a mi
‘ Apmgulma it's-sunny
aaeaeyoau be. It «Mid can do it willi-
out M or loose with .
The Enterprise
Raised-Seeder
museum
an ingcuina little machine that taken out
every Ferd. mots a “iodine. Always
or one.
FOR SALE BY
South Iomaib
Hardware 00.
South Main Street»
units.
We.tbe undersigned: hereby give no»
that they are required by law to deliver
to the asuaaors. or either of them. on
[897. a written or printed list, dated. algo-
by them on the first Monday of October.
lul'i. liable to taxation, making a deacrip
tion of all real estate. each parcel being
separately deacribed: and where refinance
can be made to a map on his in the town
clerk's oilice auch reference shall be suillw
clout deacription.
N. ii.—-Lista may be returned to the an
moon. at the (‘ouncil room. Havilaull
aueet.Souih NorwaikJrom and inclnd~
inc October lttb. tun. to and including
October amp. 1597. said ollioe to be open
iron: lilto l2 o‘clock in. m.. and from 2 to
5 o‘clock p. m., and on Saturdays from ‘
..
City liats cannot. be received by the as-
aeaaors. under the new charter. after Oc-
tober will.
Died at City of South Norwalk, (lo-v
Miller 7. new.
FRANKLIN A. 'l‘lJLl.bll-l.
JUSI'II'H ll. RAYMOND.
all!) A macro.
OSCAR PLEA, K3
fillcrwmrio ii. E. llulm.
Excelsior livery and
Sales Stables!
NiHlWALK. (JUNK.
The linen running” {or livery in tin-
town. (or plumm- driving, and n large
block of up in ilnu- matches {or mulling.
null hilt‘i‘lill Holmium.
Neat ulnlrnreiul driwre in Men; when
limil‘ml.
Pris-es l'i'iiilllllnllli‘"
A 'l’lilM. illillliill NILli'l'l‘leIl.
'l‘omnadolivm-mland railed lot in any
part of tho town.
Telephone call bill.
be caused by the kidney toiling to proper
iy tiller out M it all lwiwuuua matter.
It yonare tired. dull. arhin and am-
iorinu greatly iron: I mlublnat on at all-
ments, on ms; he euro your kidney-u are
k “”03“
I.
do not and ineotivr. l are your
am the blood will take care oi lieu
all
'ou can be
CURED
lb re been troubled with lame bulls
aullrlenmalianl. lumi-everai kinds of
plantar: and nmlirlms. but instead of ro-
cvlvin robe“ worse. loan sdvlan
mm lr. lion bemoan» Kidney i'llls.
l Mount a box and l lnuai- bay 1 bad but
liltla council-mm. lint the unruly belief I
oiualuell was companion to me. it: an
pvtiiebae “amount not“ sleep Well. i
WIMIHHld them bl biy to all underlain
will limitation «Incl rfiumaliam an i know
by w onion yre vs it enrv.
1', .4. miner-lo
no Pearl at. new. a.
loan ms
Minoan.
a want an.
in one mama summon"
on.» arms you
omen
moon
48-inch all wool serge, colors and black.
unit’s"; All it .5. month
W
now ready to meet the cemmgoold weather. Never in ito'bie-V
tory were the blocks so complete as they are now. Magma» ‘
' cent line of Jackets and. Capes. Beautiiul. selection cf ‘
imported and domestic Fabrics and Dress Stufl‘s. A
I grand array of China and Porcelain and a su-
9
pet-b stock of laidios’ and gentleman’s un-
derwear and Hosiery. ’
Men’s grey all pu re wool shirts, covered
50-inch iadies‘ cloth. colors and black. scams, the regular NJI. price, tr. so; our
8!
The new lurid has made the price 65c on price, -
these goods. We bought than to J one. Just what you want for your rheuma-
We shall sell them at the old price, We par yd. tism. Better than medicine.
10 piece; silk and wool plaids, worth to- :0 blk. beaver capes, fur trimmed, 30
day 8: per yard. We're selling them at flu. inches long. large sweep. . 84.“
to pieces drap d'etc, in colors and black, ,5 blk. boucle ladies' jackets. '1...
heuriettu lace cloth back, the most de-
_ sirable fibril: of titanium. SLZI. 50 children's coats and reefers, $1.08 to 3|!
ac pieces plaids and mixtures, for waists V no misses‘ jackets in boucle. $5
and children's school suits, I2 l-Zo.
ot ill be t t . d t‘ . Goo ladies' and misses' jackets and kerseys
I case e s 5 up: on mg, n. and rough goods, SI to “I."
no bbls. banquet lamps, with globe, 3| 9. f ’d ' h s k. d .
Men's grey wool shirts. double back and >' case 0 w: e Wm" t e c m ’ for In
front. regular price, 75c. wonderful 1 cas'e of unblrached muslin, remit, the
“I“, lilo Glob. 7c kind, . 5. ‘
P... ...-4. .....,.... _.
BOSTON f ‘ STORE.
NORWALK ,
._ _.._.._. _.._
ou no: so: .
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
It
Regular. . . . .'
U'ALITY.
Our business has been built up by faithful and persistently
sticking to the one grand principlowQuzllity. Our reward is not
only in the dimensions our business has attained, but what is still
better, the knowledge of the fact that our [fame is a guarantee
that our goods are the best obtainable.
We still hold the price of our Hungarian Success Hour at $6
per bbl.; 750. bag. .
Fancy N ow Carolina head Hoe, 100 lb; SW, 250.
The celebrated Northliold and Dining Our cl'eamery butter,
2801b,
3% lbs. extra fancy Gilt
finest goods made.
June made creamery butter, 220 lb.
New maple sugar. new ma le ayrup. ‘
The Farria baul ll hard to at It‘s firm and tender, rich and meet. '1 ry theta.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
ll Um Initial“! “not. hath IN“. 0%.
WW---.._-W._ . .. ....,
TIL‘FHONI CAI—I. lI-I.
Edge creamery butter for one dollar;
.Oi Course Your Money Is Your Own
and you have a right to diapoac of it as best auiia your tolerate. LWc
are going to reach your pocketbook this week by client: valuea which
should command the attention of every housekeeper m t 1: Twin Citiea.
Rumba item: carefully. Apply their money-sarong sense to your own
pet .
team I: Iamee’ Shoulders. 1 auto lb. Janey been tied cranium». to at.
nae} American Wander Potatoes. Ito Mabel.
I. V. State Bremen letter. 120 lb. lest lllla Omelet! latter. Ila lb.
Iaai 8. floor (but in tie aerial. 8|.“ bbl; 1|. bag.
ll lbs. Iauloetnbnt Floor. No. 0 lbs. , Int bola create". an.
e...
loath Norwalit'a Moat 'epulor been
mewlwl mumwbfim
a. v. sitcom co.
Donavon landing. - . . - lentil Not-walls.
.., .4.
hr Ivorythln. in Groom-lea.
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