in mud. and the peculiar tothetalataad
~mwmm9oyotthasvusotottnoum
ernment ior thistlialrict. while so far
his hundred cabins
greatly hampered by the climate and
want oi suppll'. la’worthy oi ctnnlat- Anmll‘mcdm.
ing in some respects by the federal
government tor Quinton section oi u, “'1 '31 not he Adopted on
Alaska.
Through the instmmeotality oi the Englishltailroads
Northwest mounted police the Cane- Joseph Price. vice-president of the
titan government is going about the es— Grand ‘l'r, h august, writes as iol-
tabllshment at a mum mail ml“ Iowa to ' tonnes notes:
by building posts. No snail has as yet
arrived from the outside. but that is Some m"“"°”dfn"° ”‘3 “WW
tor wnnt oi dog loos and supplies (or in the 3‘38““: Pm! recently. compar-
~thc men. from 'l'agish down. Couriers lng English and American trains the
came in from that place ten days ago mint under discussion being whether
to ask for dog food at Dawson. butl the large American freight cars could
y on our En.
come lor that purpose. slith railways I do not. think that
However. the iirst math—of letters there is much doobtl’ that the concen—
onlywwlll arrive here in a few days. tration of the load oi freight in Amer-
This will be the first since a low came loan trains loads to greater economy
luby private couriers. the last dates oi la worhiag. For instance. a lt-st ex-
whirh were the end of Al‘il'fl. This periment. with which I was t'olilleilh‘d.
service will have regular mats me 20 was made; ior comparative
miles apart and plenty of dogs and some tour years ago. by the hauling oi
melt. . n maximum coal train on the New
In Dawson. Captain Constantine has York. Ontario and Western railway.
titted up at the police barracks a post- (10m Middletown to Weehawiwn, N.
ohiee. and saloons and stores will no it, and on the Million and Northwep
longer be the distributing points for tern railway {rout Rugby to Wliltulen.
mail. the distance being exactly 77 miles in
A contract was lot by the United one case. The English train was
hiatus government for a monthly mail clad up oi 57 cool wagons. and the
float Juneau to Circle City during the American train otlzi, what are called
fiscal year at a price that would not gondola cars. The total weight 0! the
enable it to be carried more than once English in was 852 tons. and that
of tiled-during the winter. not! so for of the A n I19 tons. The paying
an is known here and in Alaska. noth- loud per cent. of the English train was
a has been done to aid in its for- lilrli. and of the Aperltlal train CHI.
_' rdlpg. The contractors bore no The lengtbaoi the two trains in test
.Wles or outfit suitable for such were: English train. l2“ feel: Anr
work. and their eIorls can llt best be rrlcaa train. 551 test. The number of
but a iarce. , stairs on the English trail. was no,
do for excellent order has been main- on thy American train us. While the
. Milled in Dawson by Captain t‘onatarl- main tarts told in favor oi the Ameri-
tins with his small force at mounted can system. titers were two or three
puller—who. by the way. are not very leading points which
nronated here-in spite of the presence pmvo that the.Amcrican a
of a law number of thieves and other not be used in England. no you arr-
“hard roses." Yet the stalling lmln doubtless aware the American cars are
area all over the district m on alc l2 to». in weight. with a load at to ‘°
though a large number of arrests have tons oi coal. but the cars capable oi
w being used for swell heavy loom
have little deterrent elect. for have to he very lunch wider than our
they are not haown. as there is no English wagons. All at the American
.aawspwper in Dawaoa. One can at» cars are fixed on trucks. and the bolt,
arm-ta the val-Ill M a Mlle-m by its oi the cars partly overhang tile
‘, living in this piste a low months. One permanent way. and, to introuore this
of m printing m were started system into this country. all the
in last simmer. none have reached bridges and all the tunnels would have
Dawson. to be widened. which is too serious a
The machinery should be quickly set matter to cunts-plate, beside which.
is notion to incorporate the town or the wish turntables would be all
ham. tor that would make it ptlsal- into short lot the loss American cars.
plain force ills people to dig drains ’l thinh WWMWWM
. r away the gsrtnge sow amt slbility of adsptlw. the Article“ my
on the lows site. which will. tern on mush railways."
tb’a is the last pince in the world to he used advan
up nae
ersehswho sails but not to talityl ‘
mumwuls’otosewmm
.. tattle ironclad States
Yet It‘s small expense the Canadian
pal treatment. and in this, cleanliness government could establish an assay
or M nasa‘lpamc is the chief and office here, purchase this gold and put
” ‘l'he custom of habitually in circulation ltsowa money. 0r. such
.aflagshonldhoinmc- astcpatightlaadtoasourceoioon-
, , , ‘ . besides being diagust- alderabls ravens). tor miners would
. it is mm and productive gladly pay any reasonable less or
, , , . ratcsiorcsehangerathsrthansnbntit
y lull-as oi Calliornia Catarrll totheexorbitantehargesmadeby the
perisct cleanliness of the nasal trading companies for transportation
Wluoitheherbsusedln itspro- Transportation charges were 82 per
fiction not only cleanse the armor: 8100 last year, and insurance the same:
,. it is understood that this year's charg-
en will!» 8} pergml. let. us 3 per
cent. for transportation and insurance.
mahoganwhichmaygrow in This would give the two trading
the throat or nasal passages. companies ”00,000 tor transporting the
it has cured casts of almost total nomad-winntbatahonldcomeont
restored the ability to detect this year. Yet many of the miners
til persons who had almost for- cannot wait for returns and must have
gotten what an odor was, and has cur- money. laatasdiatsly after their cleanv
g-b’d cases that surely would have re ups. Thnsit isthat the owneraoiths
snitcdintotalbiiflm hctnoonc richest mmWenvlous
"All that the
*Jai‘ll'bhesitstotosacoreabottieoitrallicwi lsahawed. ‘
,. comnio calml- Core. with out The angler la the only man in this
Miniathswtllobtain relief and eonatrywhodossnotmahe money
There lain Damn no newspaper. no
It is sold by It. ll. Plaisted s Co. bank, no such thing as an insurance
and by druggists generally; till cents; oilioc. flu shots “cent those-oi the two
three times as éntueh. 81. trading companies. where the clerks
. .~ . , W are to beylowad down to.
m ”mung; They are slept ‘insoleot in their man~
.___....._ nor of charging m‘per cent. prolll
mmwmm tor 7mm” h(his in Dawson must
cons u is being done I 5'“!
taxation-WW Lacking. {mt ” he ”W to purchase In}
John D. “CG""VI'IY. the WI] col" “3“." m u ll ‘ mom “‘1" [0 m
respondent oi the Herald. writes irnln Alex leihuld. worth several mill~
Dawson City as follows: ’0!"- Wdflwfln to be very polite to
The work done by the Canadian gov- a W“, W“ from "‘0‘“ he "uh“ ‘9
buy a io'w pounds of nails for one at
harsh. Thea tbs-aloossmttld he ll‘ Wheayllabsacofawmaaamycars
collard and their buyers prevented old doing all her own boa-sworn and
flats selling "mum" a palm waiting two wiles to church every
m.mmmnwm sassy.ors‘laaatrimllesttag the
asidassaydrialt thus-ayatollah! boys at minor ablssllws on s
larva some icy moral-a. that’s nothing.
oi the it's only what is «parted of Isis: vi-
.” The «traumas» discovery has
har— been loads is Pia-Italian eaauty. In.
of a talally at all: children. the oldest
(twins! m not vet salts lost
Conrad Meyer. who'rnns’ a barber
shop in a basement at Topeka. Kath.
having got into court by reason at a
divorce suit, it etnnes out to the aston-
ishment of his irienda that he owns zoo
acres oi land near Topeka. 300 acres
more in Oklahoma. several herds of
cattle and hundreds oi bushels of corn
in cribs, all accumulated in 26 years
from his savings as a barber.
There are three lltle things which do
more work than any other three little.
things created—they are the ant. the
bee ind DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
the last being the famous little pills
for stomach and liver troubles. o. C.
Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Jasper. if you had the some experi-
ence that you have nova and had your
llie to live over again. would you mar—
ry the same woman?
lion, ereordanee to de speunee tint
i done got at de present time. hit
wouldn’t he a mailtar fo' the ter jlttil
cute on elder do one way or de udder;
ei Jermimy wanted me. dat'd settle it.
~Acstonhrsahsnpaeoid.
Sbe—iiow do you account for the
enormous increase of the English span
row in America? Hem—They re too ug-
ly in go on women's hats. «Chicago
Record.
A thl'ill of terror la experienced when
a brassy cough of cronp sounds
thrown the house at night. But the
terror soon changes to relief alter Ont
Minute Comb Cure has been adminis-
tered. Sale and harmless for children,
(l. C. Stitlson and E. P. Weed.
"What makes itumpley so down on
the long distance tell-phone?“ "He
called up a man in Toledo that owes
hint 82.50. They wrangled till it cost
Bunlpley ”filth-Detroit Pres Press.
George 8. Mord, the well known
mtractor of Towanda. N. i'.. rays:
‘1 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my inmiiy for a long that
and have found it superior to any nth.
er." For sale by (l. C. Silurian. South
Norwnlh. and B. l'. Weed. Norwallt.
Real Estate Agent tout “'(‘Ml-"flililtl
morning. sir: what can i do for you?
William. bring the gentleman a cigar.
Do you want to buy a lot." Colic-l-w
No, i wont to sell one. Agontmli'lli-
iam. never mind the righr.~.\it~w York
Weekly.
WANTED.
Ladies and seniletnen suitorintt tmm
throat and lung liimvultiea to run M
our store for n sample bottle of Otto's
Cure. which we are distributing tree
at charge. We etnlldently recommend
. it as a cure i Coughs. Colds. Bronchl.
its. usual ion and all diatom oi
the mat and lungs It. will cure it
h quicker than any other ltnowr
remedy. We believe it will cure yot
In cronp or whooping cough it is sun
to give instant rellsi. Lam sites. we
and 25c. Sold by Edward P. Weed.
"isn‘t the Emperor of (iermany the
grandson oi the zmperor William the
first?" ”Yap. hilt lie thinks be ill the
great grandson.'—-' «.Pth
W
W”
1 ‘V , Fifi
“Why do you laugh at his jokes?"
it isn’t pmaihlc you understand limo
is it?” "No. but it i didn‘t lamb he'd
try to asphla ibu."«-llrooltlyn Lilo.
Our lines selling at
In Both Lab (1 Gilli Shoes
, f
Our Gents’ Enamel, Russet and Box Gilli Shoes,
‘r
M; H. GLOW, ‘
Souths ”Walk
helm i868.
K. Etienne
ngfllblntm and Chock
Stove tn the 3min fillies.
Sables are. which mud to inspect our
5 Spring Stock cl
Skirts allotments.
\Dt hunt. the \argtsi assortment in the clip.
Gut dresses are li\\ labor made.
K. Twitter.
Mathew Keith Nth.
, South? Kmalh. Conn.
Do you Want.
a Tin Pail?
11 Cents
12; Cents
203 Cents
25 Cents
”Wm .s m...“ n...
These ill’t' not cheap goods. but are until all would
usually cost you fifty per cent. more than we ask for
2 Quart,
They are made of one. ltlld too close polished tin,
with wood bundles and knobs on the lid 9.
lull it ill tell
Corner North Main dud West 5ts.
A A DAIY
Freight
It‘l’WEEfl
NORWALK. soulll norm
Ann .an Y0 K.
Cltyofllolltli'lulcl all Ellie.
mammals. tests , saturates.
um“.
Wu..—
J
l
”obi...
nouns
"or 5%....th
WM‘
. WW.
nutty. Itttltlltl ltd limit:
0' EACH WI“.
flhofluhonnwiilhsirdm'mnl.mlp.m.
All entering from deieoilwl vision should
consult and have their a sa lasted and r
Slasaes nttsd. ’ Wilt
ma mom mass
Cures Insomnia. Vertl Hallucinations, Fpl.
will. Stoma- h Tmnb Nervous and flick
eadat- -beandotherma|:ilea,cspeelally when
oi n nervous complexion
With the aid of Athe latestitn mt'ed Electric
lnstrwlnentsoi rica's ps'a best
oculiats, he is eA ledto test. your eyesight
scient int-all iy.
0M. 48 Ill! Shell, Ilillll.
lo paddlera mascot-I‘m-Ii employed.
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new l'flhll’l‘ and bore a
large variety of designs in Red,
(luv-n. Blue and Brown.
You are mrllially invited to
call and see them.
Pailltets’ supplies.
(Halts, elm.
Pointing. paperhltttging
and decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lo lint tulle. Elsi [unit
TllE sun lilies
Is a good thing all through.
Economical it till.
Pallet lltltl.
built or triangle gull.
liaisons tutti.
ltd lit pilot is flight.
We lino have a num-
ber of bargains in hot
air iurnacea.
llorstll Patten it I’l’g. 60.,
mWnaitingtlm streetJimltll Somalis.
.l. 0. JENNINGS.
«ups blown, hum.»
Wall Fantasia Borders
t sonrtfi‘fifmm.
South Norwalh.
Sample Books of Latest Ityles oi
Papers, Borders and Gill Mouldings
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tles by postal. Intimates cheat-mm
("it as
William C.Jesse,
W Hock Dr.
$1.00 PER CASE.
mummumw.
“mm“
“'m
noon salts slitwml
character, and “a
lbslly pblhulihht‘. ,
with plinth”? .
bevel-mile thorium m 1:: '
and naturally one would "pm
would ital; his to) in r “
lie lo‘iind a"if; moms 2:.
when the desire oi his heart shall
in pass, but the tart is, on
years kept their a tactfully
dilapidated place that he has
been complained 01. and is now
suspension of judgment irolil
w. tr. Pearne. oi Middletowli.’ for ‘
city to animals lie will appsar W-
hat“ Pearce lo linow' what hit“ acne
tence may be. or to show that. he has
so tar reformed that he willnsndW
penalty.
Curtis lives with two sons. no _
men being in the noose. and ‘ ,
a tort of horse-slaughterin ,
taking such horses as are not
tor disposal and If there is
leit in them he uses then:
place. and it not he kills the- M
lows their carcasses to client!
place indiscriminately. The
society oilicerll made a visit to bid
not long ago and found a bad slate at:
allaira 'l'hc barns and ouflhulldiligg
were tlllnbledown structures will
about were broken up wagons aa
wheels and other debris which batch
card the shiftlescness oi the men who
pretended to work the place. .
was not at home. but the lions word...
In the stable the filth with A M
deep. and the horses. miserable
lures. were in it and only Ital!
tered from the winter a wind. 08‘ .
ilnal unlit ior work was killed. Not
for from the alleged barn was '
pen and this was in a wow
Near the pen was the carcass of a
horse, and the hop were full ‘
daily. a slice of meat being cut M
the frozen cal-can daily and throws
into the pen. This was the satiation
meal of the hogs and they wasp in”
better condition than the horses CS N >
on flit was concern“. but no one w
tell what was the col woi the
Curtis Was seen. 9 ' all!» ,
he would straighten up‘allall'l. III a
few weeks more the society's mil
again visited the place and thm‘w‘"
little sign of improvement. Curtis.
however. seemed to think that won-
dern had been performed.
"l'm glad you iollts cattle down here."
he said. "The fact is. boys will gas a
little slack sometimes." and he polnt'ad
out to where a pile had been scraped
out oi the stable. all it that were proof
that the boys had straightened out
things
He shd‘wetl the agents six carcasses
of horses still above ground and to all
appearances be was still engaged ‘ln
mailing pork lmm horse meat, al~
though there was no evidence at hand ‘
to show what the liavor of the part
might be. He two to quote lecithin“
to the utxieiy’s agent, particularly the
prophecies which have to do with the
second advent. The agent “tell Ill-I
ii there were not some acripturi that
he leuiculherrd about caring for sub
mails.
"0b, yes," he said. “a merciful mall .
is merriiul to his beauli' and empha-
Alzml tlw situation by saying that he
thought he was merciful to the animals
under his care. The society did not
think so. but had Curtis hrotght be-
iore Judge Penme. as stated More.
Curtis is about 68 years old. and was
particularly pleased when he was ash-
mi to stand tor his picture. and he
hurried to get an axe. "I wouldn't
look natural ii i didn't have an an in
my hand," he said.~—llartiord Courant.
lawman for Drains.
Here are some things we don't un-
derstand. Misti Maud Daniels. the
young woman who seleela the girls lot"
the Wilbur Opera company. has a r;
vtaluiing announcement that sits is , i
really to engngu any applicant who
on pool muster. in Hartlord Ill)
didn't get one. In New Haven MOI/-
mined at large number but milk
led. She says the girls must have Mr
voices. pretty laces and good! lg“,
She t'mt llntl the voices. pretty tans
are not court-e. but the figures are look
tug. And yet an observing than who
got-s lo ilartlord or New Haven will
=cii you that there are more Veil“
in those two cities than in all tbs rest-
if the state, hilt judgment being based, ’
on the appearance of the young men
in the all". it is queer that when III
Venus” are wanted for the stage they
do not pass modern—Anson“ W,
2i
Perhaps ovary girl who bappafl to
be shapely is not a fool. and. limb- .{l
fore does not start on a trot W I“?
green room oi a theatre every limb it.
manager invites them to come and
allow themselves to be i
There are several hundred alias-l
maible young women in ti“
who do not wear their brains
their garters ~sew Haves maul
The oldest twins ill VM,
to be lira. Minerva Milan l
and tin Ilalvfia Claim
who were born in mm
her to ma. lira. Drilwsy I“
her all years and now“ lives
site of the old 0“!” "
lira. diochwell lives in“
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