of mt... leading 01
or prieata tor lever-
ill. rest of their lives.
4t two yearn making
was an ordlnnry looking
‘0: up by a double airing,
native. nae for the beta]
and "than they chew.
»_ , hagno'oneitnew but
e in dead.
bag‘wna completed he put
1 mohur. two or three ru-
halt rupees. quarter ru-
piacea. halt annals
Ind pice; altogether
re yupoea.
before the mnriuge cer-
he took hia non Kun-
tie and put the bag into
Now my son.’ he said
want money, not your
in bag and take out what
. . will always ilnd enough
you must he coreiul of one
‘ turn the bug upside and
4 II to empty it altogether.
fl you remember not to do
. ’niwnyu supply you but it
[empty it it will never till
{All thanked his father.
to remember his iniunr.
W but as: his hand was hardly
‘tho bag. First the coolicn
Meta of vegetables for
and each one of them had to
in) or three rupees. Then
.. ht baskets oi fruit. trays
pod nweetmeate. and gar-
, , .m for the guests: and an
, - hi. the things each was paid.
”the merchant came with
clothes and genres for the
find the imvelevn with orna-
:fie Md?
t on for several days lllc
; feasted with his puma.
Ia priest and beggars who
It! to theee festivities re-
. (their Ihare oi' "mocked food at
M. Iccovdlng to thr- usual t'llfi'
. Th. malicious beat their tom
in-a Old blew their (“Olllllll nil slay
MW mu- nll through the night;
30 dancing girls domed lwfor.»
‘ it; in the lemma. tin lll‘lllt" hnd
W and rt‘lnliwu. who on
and thehetl lwtnl all day
land her singing and dancing
nmnae them Thvy mum have
thousand rupccn in them- {cw
Inge emu tor a mop whom-
”I only thirty rupees at month
"in bag held on: brawly and cv
was paid
the git-fists haul alll imparted
bride and hr-irlcgmom worn
“0!ch only llit'lr immediate tam-
. all! is to on) the old tluru nml
Vile and two littb- duughteru
guru's younger broth'r out! his
00 l 00].. and u Widowed stator-lu—
_, the bridegroom tools on curly op-
_ lyroi I'Jowlng ”to bug to lliil
:wiie. Jauiki.
. you remember never to ump-
{In said. when he had t-xpluined
I . "You huti better lump it
‘ flown room. on you will have to
figuraythiug when l um away at
«and my father ho» no mou—
‘my uncle wnntn nil hit-I tor
. ". Sc .luullti locked it up in
,. .. '. shc kept her clothe» and
l j; ionic once.
' llhl place in the oillcc. like
' Bruhmin he Wall. and put
0 money every month. llot
Tour year» all the caucus»
Maehold came out oi tho
Hg. During those yearn
.born to them and Jan—
: with the brie] loy all the
. Ill! mono while they are
their liuulmuda love them.
ldrcn have, not been tuit-
, them.
‘ tract of Lucbmw. the
one. Every hflfllfl' in
rowded linrcilly city
; {or where lights are
honor. Lulcbmec on-
good fortune tor all
3th dark hour-en ahe ma-
. lager abom- were linen»
named with thrmnamln of
‘ in many there Worn
It the life of the sudden:
'fl the upper windowa lat
‘ and the allvrry laughter
Inflation behind the lat-
out into the night air
“in Im an poor that It
‘ or three lamp-i at lent
. Yvon (lope
nwanper. who lived
, a day. had tam mm
‘ . with than m. at
‘ the May at no
”only In: unaide-
”I
it» alghla in treats-ea. carrying on clv
Knunam tall had no» out
M Ito! on bl! ohouldar The young
wife. halt]. a: within in her chamb-
molt that“. «with the. loom
child in burlap. when one or the am
vanta cam in hnrriadly to tell her
eome oi the lampa were going out. and
” maakloctanneyioblunorcollln
the hour Janlkl leaned back toward
'the box behind. her and unlocked it.
and took out the bag to give the new
vant none money for her oil. She
held the bag in her teeth while also
pulled open the string with one hand.
holding the child with . the other.
Then the laid down .the bag on her
lap and put in her Land to also out a
piece of money. The child atrmgled
to get hold of the bag. and ahe couldn't
feel the coin ahe wanted: no. impot-
ientiy. with n auddcn movement. abe
caught up n corner or the bag and
emptied the cont-Ema into her lap.
The servant went out with the mon-
ey. and Juniltl not there aometime lon-
ger playing with the baby. and only
when she rose to leave the room did
she realize the drcudtul thing she had
done.
. Her husband» wrath an}. grin]. when
he came home and heard the tale of
the bog. were too deep {or words. and
Janiki went about for many dnyn with
hanging head and veil closely drown.
But there never was any more money
in the bu. and Janiltl keeps her betel
and nuts in it now.
It all sounded like a fairy talc, an
the serious grey-blind Brabmin not
in the veranda and told it to me‘in
bio excellent English. with this differ—
ence. that the teller of it abaolutcly re»
garded it as a fact. And as he thrust
his foot into hie slippers to depart. he
repented gravely:
"lie was my own Guru. and knew
his son quite well And i have seen
the bag. You English peoplp are very
clever people. and you do not believe
nlnny thingn that happen amongst us.
but they are true all the some. Dr.
Mina Sahib."—-—H. .l. Bourchicr. M. it.
in Minute Hour. '
Succeedin “linking" Titles.
The value of a striking title to on
article or story is understood by no
American periodical so well an the La-
dlea’ Home Journal. writes a New York
correulondent. It has made title» In,
mous by their uniqueness. Ita ”Sidc
Talks to Girls." "Heart to Heart
Talks." and "lTnkuown Wives 0] Well
Known Men." have been ridiculed and
paraphrutted from one end of the
country to tilt' other. Ilut it hart been
all grist {or ill" Philadelphia pcriotil~
cal. Just now lain: tttle of "Thu luncr
Exports-own ol a Cabinet Minister's
Wife" in nrrrmttng attention. Julia
Mugruolo-r's new lové» story in glwu the
title? or "A licovcn—Klusltlg lltll'unlak’
en tron: Shakedown. really, but who
but the Journal would have thought 0'
it',’ Marion I'rnwtonl‘s new story in
round “The head Smilc‘wt title good
unought to 141'" any story. "The Men l
Never Murrlml" in int-hoot to a tit-W lit“-
rit-u. "'i'hv- Man l'mler Thirty-live"
morb- the rcputalion of Lillian Bell in
this magazine "My Literary I’ll»
zoom," under which Mr. iioweliu wrote-
iu ”to Journal. now» i at once to nttrat-t
attention. .lullnn Hawthorne trends is
wrong ulory lo the magazine. but with
a lunar title. it is immediately rwhrint-
Mimi "There Are No Wolves in Irv"
loud." to! each title adopted by thin
clover tnnguilne lit» the ntory and in
rpnlly tiw hm caption for it. "A lilo~
inter or tlw World" started thul ntory
on it.» nut-curs, "Mr. Beecher no i Know
Him" than an inimitable title for Sin.
item hcr‘u monlolru of her huumud.
"Tim Confirm-n Who ill Going to Die"
In the caption o] a torlht-umiulz story
by Mara Morris. Talk about clcrcr»
m-ss in titles, wlml magninc la ouch n
phatmruuer in tho art on in thc inellm'
llonw .louvnnl'.‘ And a newnpaper man
known how tlilliruil thia art of Hill»
limiting in. llut nothing in no valuable
in attracting the eye of the public.
.5.
Oigwnlaromaurlolanokm Condition
’lhc lute William ti. Room. who for
no runny yenra will cigar: at the hotel
uremia owned by him in this city, and
at hilt several storm. alwnyu diallited to
null cigar» by the box to any of bin reg-
ular cuatomcra. illrt theory won that
ruatomt'ru who had a box of their lnv—
om» cigar: handy were not to smoke
too many. and the inevitable reault
won thnt they noon got tired of any
favorite. while they would Mike the
name r-iunr for year» without any but
pin-nan] concurrence: if they bought
them in mail quantities The only
rentedy i know is tor a pardon thr in:
ninth] he let-la any nnplepaani cum
from u cigar to throw it away. rintvc
the mouth out with cold water, and
drink a lame glad of the made. A
lnrga quantity of mid water in the
‘ atomach ma to neutraliur the alter:
or the cigar better than anything i
know of. My experience la that clgara
are a barometer by which Dem-a are
readily unburned as to their phyal:
cal condition. The more lust that a
mint alokcv doe: not want to anion:
ahowa lkat the” is Wiring wrong
within Mat. and it in but to pay atten-
tion to m indium and have cignra
alone anti] be lbala that lie can enjoy
m.-—\Vaantagton. M.
mam-ammo
vermillioo. II it baa
time, while the brown Ive cent mp
gives way- to blue. The-o changes
were made to expedite the handling
of international nihh
A tobacco buyer from Pennsylvania
boa been in Wmdaor lockafiCoun” var
candy. buying large quantitie- ot the
weed. it in acid that the gnileleaa lar-
mer baa taken advantage 0] the occa»
don to practice a little innocent decep-
tion on thin gullible manger. and that
the old trick 0] placing the good apples
on the top of the barrel in repeated in
the tobacco wskogcu. This may or
may not be true. but many of the tar—
men are wearing brood amilea of con:—
ploccncy and freely confeae that they
prefer the money to tbc.wccd. The tax
collector in nine pleaaetl and wears a
smile of large millennium-Springfield
Republican.
South Imam Sailings Bane.
Open daily iron: 9 to 12 a. m.. and
lromltozp. nt, andonliondayevcn-
inga from 7 to 8.
lntcrcat allowed on dcpoalta.
ALDEN EOLIIANS. Prat.
JOHN H mums. Vica-Prcat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. see not] has.
REED THIS!
By achcmea, antimala- and indefinite
promises oi large returna in the future
-—-pcopie may be deceived for I
time. but not for all time.
A policy in the Connecticut General
Life loanrance Co. is what the people
will have after they have been duped
into some scheme of cheap inanrance.
Cheap insurance la like cheap money;
it lan't worth much.
it you want protection for your fam-
ily or youraelf lit cane of old age. get
a plain, definite policy in the
Cell. 0mm Lila Ill. 60., ll Illfllortl.
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Sample Books of Latent Stylca of
Papcrn, Bordera and Gilt Moulding:
taken to boom tor inspection. on no
tire by postal. blimatca cheerfully
given. me
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3uncvnt'D’n-cctor
and mum.
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my gave you from u long
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Aceton
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vawm’muam.
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moo.
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January it
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ANNGUNOEMENT I
31le; porches :d the entire job printing plant oi the Evcu'
lug Seating} 1 not prepared to do all kind: oi
FINE JOB PRINTING.
The plan} consists of one at the finest and most complete
printing ofim' in the slate of Connecticut, including tour last
prunes, just iron: the factory. and warranted to be the best
and tasted running presses in the world, barring none; and
tons of the latest and most popular typea made. We print every-
thing from a vialting cud to a book, and have no limit. “Noth—
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approved atylc." Our specialty is everything; our prices
right, and for workmanship, we accept. willingly, any chal-
lenge. Our aim will be quickness, exactness and promptncu
every pcssible man.
wFIN! PAPER.
Our “numeral of line papers and autloncry is most com-
plete. We have everything that is new and up to-datc and at
all prices. no that it is not necessary to send to New York and
cause delay—a big considerav ion when you are in a hurry for
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INTBRESTED IN
TYPBWRITERS ?
If no you should know all
about the latent improve-
liit’lllu.
THE SlI'l‘H PREIII
ER
TYPEWRITER
iv the lmtlrr in lmpmwmonta.
Tbia mmmny ino- lulml an .\vt tntalognc
lug mur ll M value. It in tree.
fiend tor one.
m slit] Polio burrito foamy.
NYRM'UMZ. «N. Y. U ll. A.
New York once ‘87 Ilruad
. Vow ilavenm office ”’7‘: t‘mwn lit.
NOTICE l
Board of Belief
la hereby given that the
M n] the Town or Kore
in the alien of the na-
let/latch. Mutiny. January 2d. 1M.“
2 o’clock p. at: Saturday. January llh.
.nt.; Wain «out
at 1 o'cmlallmy":
Momma Mam an dim”;
INSURANCE. fi»?§£"§.‘l ‘33-'31
“'Mfwmm‘" wwwunuwvtltm our
large I;
Will bent:
may
{t
wag»: m .1
won one... or u
‘00.!) WW [lulu 3h-
Havapmjvln Rey Welt, Jan; n—m
inhuman» have m 1% fl
province. and without tiri'ng‘a allot car-
ried away the ham or the lpanlab
cavalry aquadron. whoa. mom lied
It the light of the insurgents a on:
aheltcr in the civil headquartcra.
The reflection at large 0m in can»
hold» in the direction of Goaonhacoa
was clearly noticeable here Tout!”
night.
Senor unreal Garcia. civil governor
of the province of Santa Clara. ‘
gone to Remedlon to await. it in and.
the aurrender of an insurgent lender
whoae name ll not yet given.
The member-a of the cabinet will leave
a mantle-to explaining "the aalieut
points of the achrme of autonomy and
its advantages over independence." to»
gather with an appeal to the lnaurgenla
to surrender. When Senor Govtn. min-
later of the interior. landed here luv
Saturday. he haatcned through the rear
entrance of the car-tom house in order
to avoid being hid-ad by the crowd.
Another lapadluon.
Another expedition landed ”Monday
night near Trinidad. on the south count.
A band or 20 insurgents entered Ma-
nagua. near thla city. and carried all a
number of oxen. The report that 200
insurgents (rum Maren-n have entered
this province ncnr Cienngn tie Gannon-
amon. la confirmed, on well u the re-
port thnt the lnaurgent Brigadier Be-
tnncourt. with 100 men from Husband.
ban panned near San Nicol”.
The inaurgcntn under under Augunv
tin Crrl‘anteo entered into Antonia dc
lua Hanna at night and plundered a
store in the outnklrta of the town. Two
hundred insomnia entered Collaco.
this province. and plundered acvcrnl
store». The maul-gents. in full view from
the town of Call-nun. province of Pinar
del Rio, curried oil a number or oxen
and boldly challenged the gamma to
come outside the town and fight.
Cosme Binnco has not drilled his reg!
ment. the Filth regiment at volunteera.
since the riotu for tear hla men would
his: him bemoan of his otter to Gen-
ernl Binnco to face the violent without
a special call to the palace. Lieutenant
Colonel Calderon of the Fifth battalion
of Volunteers has tendered hilt realgnn-
tion as a proton again” the shouts Ii
the palace against General Blanco and
autonomy.
The total loss” during the niege at
Cnmpechucla. in the Manunlllo dis
trict. were 10 killed and 50 wounded.
The insurgent leader Luna hna at.
tacked Santa Cruz dc] None. In the
province of Final- dcl Rio.
Spa-lat lathe Killed.
Upon the body of Cumin Pogo. mili-
tary commander at mom, this prov.
int-e. who was killed by the insurgents.
wan tound‘va letter signed by Page or-
fering to inaurgent bender Bermuda
82.000 and n free passage to the United
States if he would surrender with 50
armed follower: Another letter. on
awerlng the about was found addmned
to him, saying that if he continued hln
attempt: to corrupt the insurgents he
Would he court mortlnled and ahot if
captured. As Pogo could not induce
Leader Hernandez to aumnder. he in.»
gen negotiations with Lender Juan Del-
gado through the latterln (other. Lend.
er Hernandez. having learned of thin.
captured and nhot Captain Pnga with»
not allowing him to communicate with
Delgado. ’When this was known. a
Spanish force left Rim-on and recovered
the body with the lrttev on it.
Alleged la" ”but .old.
Boston. Jnn. 20.—«tfharlea E. Patin-
aon. the poatnl clerk who was amated
Monday night in the mailing divlrlon
of the poatnlilce. n'na arraigned before
l'niled diam t'ovnmluioncr Flake on
the charge or atcnllng letters trorn the
malls and held in 82.000 tor the llnltcd
Siam grand jury. in default of bull he
on committed to the Charles: atreet
Jail. lt la claimed that the them Ind
been going on tor tum; yearn.
A Ina-oatmeal III-Ilka.
New Bedford. Haws. Jan. m—Phillp
lavenquc. who livca in the north and of
thin city. announcer: that he baa dia-
covcnrd aold nmoug the atonea which
were thrown out when a collar wow u-
cavated tor him recently. The apeu-i~
them “any “0 to the ton. Mr. linear)»
nan. and a aha" to bring annk to aa-
certaln the extent of the mineral bear-
Ing atone.
, ..-—...._.-...
finding al at Grant loathe.
Inndon. Jan. Zion-At the conformal
or the Federation of Ila-tor Enginpm
called to repaid» the alto-lion in view
or the withdrawal of the eight honor
demand. it won venolved to mom the
would on Monday nut. provided the
opium accept the condltlono oi man-
agemcut mutually adjunct] at the re-
cent Wrwtmlnatn conference.
, in» arm a; can
Poughkvm. N. Y.. Jan. 8.4m
W. lwm. 7! nova old. «mu, and
Ma alder. Iliubctb m. 10 yarn old.
and aim nnmnrrtcd. were found dud In
their home near I‘lablagton Hollow.
butcher- county. They were asphyx-
lated by coal m from a parlor atova.
Wealth III! to Iron Up. .
yttrium. Jan. n—dlr iianry D.
aim-all of Philadelphia I up w
mutation. and Ir. Jam lac-
mmmr‘alluaalmm.
umarunmunaymd
the ' m
an m
the
'“w.“;.;.o..
future-not
W 0! Hall’a
F. 0.1 CHEN“ ‘00.
Ill
mmmthclrllm.
was? r. TRUAX. Whom-la m
glata,'l'oledo,0.
wholeule dnvcvrlata. Toledo. 0. .
Hall'a Catnrrh Cure la taken later»
nally, acting directly upon the blood,
and mucous surfaces of the ”atom.
Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all
drugglrta. Tantalum-la tree.
. Cape Cod people are reported to be
very much opposed to a scheme of a
ma] acroas the isthmus dug by the
state with convict labor. ‘
l
A GREAT SURPRISE 1N STORE
for than who will go today and get
package of Groin-0.1t taken the place
of coiiee at about one-quarter the coat
It in a good drink. full of health. and
can be given to the children an well
an the adult with great benefit. It is
made or pure grains and looka and
tutu likea the Inert grades of Mocha
or Java coflee. it satisfies everyone;
A cup or Grain-0 in better for the one
tern than a tonic became its benefit is
permanent. What color: breaks down
Grain-0 builds up. Ask your grocer
for Grain—0. Fifteen and twenty-Iva
cents.
0
Trinity college. located at Hartford,
Conn. in the only Protestant Episco-
pal college in New England.
OW.
”Wu."
I”
I! . .
The population 0! Connecticut. as
shown by the recent school enumera-
tion nppeara to be 851.000.
Illa- Allic Hnglwa, Norfolk. Va. wan
frightfully burned on the face and
neck. Polo wan inatantly relieved by
DeWitl’a Witch Haul Salve. which
healed the injury without leaving a
acar. it is the iamona pile remedy.
G. C. sullaou. E. P. Weed.
The unique wall comes from an
Aroosuxut. lite. town: ”lioanng places
are mm in our town."
OW.- J
a l:
w. W»...
This notice appear: in the Lincoln,
ME. County News: “Noblcaboro—
Wanted. a minister. to preach in the
Pint Baptlat churchif
—Aceion breata up a cold. \
Newbury. Vt. ban the remarkable
record of having on January 1. ll oc-
togennriana. The oldest in Ioaea Mor-
ton. an inmate of the poor farm. who
was born in Bath. N. H.. October 22,
1806. Newbnry also ban a lint of II:—
teen couplca who have enjoyed unr-
ried bliaa tor titty years and upward.
The longs-t married couple are David
Eastman and wife. both in good health.
who were united for keepa Novena”
lo. l835. Thla la a good record for a
town or 2.000 population.
When you cannot sleep tor counts,
take Chamberlain'a Cough M. II
alwaya glvea prompt rcliet. it it led
pmoratlon, rellcvna the lnnga and
prevents any tendency towu‘d paaav
mania For aalc by G. C. Balboa.
South Norwalk; 1 P. Weed. Norwalk.
A witty Cbinntnan in seldom ll ever
heard of in Burlington. Vt. but among
the array of (tel-tin» now in that city
there its at lean] one who baa none wit
to him. They all know [Monty liar-
abal Jame- A. Kclley. and m day n-
cently the deputy met a l‘hinatnnti on
Church atreet. Mr. Kelley IIM. "Hello.
Won Lung." and the almood~eyed iadi~
virtual grinned broadly and replied.
”Hello, Two mug!"
-Autoa la III-l.
One of the moat lat-ranting families
in liaisehaabcaaloandbytbeloa»
aoa nomad-at oi the Mama]-
Mamlaamavartbaw
slain quarry. There are Ila children.
the two oldest ta boy and girl twin-l.
belagaotyotbary‘caranld. Twootlt-
m taboyaadgir].ataotwtaal. are
two nan mm. while two aunt
mania ll boy ad girl. alao tribal.
are three We! no.
cum 7. “albumin-l.
comma-manna.
anciallyahlctocarryoutanyobllga-_
WALDING, tannin e MARVIR.
excellent for colda. too. no It aid! var
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