.9”. Antenna; wliof
.4 QMN‘M’I 'fi.
the won a' hhlid; '
. two-orientation“.
idyaeli’. W ~11.» v’ , ,
he“ . i'i-hf .m‘w . 3 .ll
"motto-min“... , Mi «
llllleilt .J .‘1. ‘ ' . - .
You’d condo-abet her.’ 3'3" ..
{Do you really mean it." I couldn't
let Old il'om'e daughter he inarrled to
old Plutne. It would delay mat-
..anyhow. it ahe became engaged
, me. Meanwhile!» dud aome-i
{it *MMI iaiJ L-. I‘v‘ I
. "mysootl'ahe aeked dooly. v;
mall. I will“ to Amanda
, .it." I laid alowiy. "But there
(fill no .drawing hack on your
1, 3! had a euddan lnepiretion-gbeing a,
. teen new though "t ahauld like
“ h" m; flitting. To
haw puma..."
"Very well." .lhelat down to her
marital». "What ahnll 1 write?“
and if, he-deeen't pull in love inith
Amanda. he'e a feel, that wee my idea.
, v "Well. now: I‘ll talk with Amanda"
I eald. feeling rather, uncomfortable.
. I did.
Arm-a- ie ekhtean‘and atanda are
flat tire. Amanda hae golden brown
- hair that will get'lefie/ “dean-hie
about her oheeka and torched Ale
auda hae big. dark. brown eyea and
long eyelaahel. and cherry ripeliee.
and the deareet little til-plea la the
world. Amanda hae colt. white haeda
—ahe generally given no both. and
tiny feet whoee rueh I could recognlae
hllndtolded. She came in quietly to-
day. and there were dark marha under
her eyee.
"0h. ooueie ll'ranh." ahc cried-
eouaia in my brevet rank-“you won't
let her malte me—marry that horrible
meal"
“Ito." acid I. “Illandy. my dear. I
went." Then i hieeed her. It only i
E wan aura ehe wouldn't dlearrengo my
'31“ hind. old Front." She tooh
met I! am and a‘oaecud it.
”let your mother lnaiata upon your
getting married to come one. my dear."
I laid. rueiully: "aotnebody who in
lairl'y well cl. Are you not in love
with aomehedy. Handy? Tell me.
thatch a need little alri.“
Iheopenedhereyeewideaadleolt-
ed nt mo heoeatly. "Oh. no. min
' Praah. only—ealy—l thtnh peehape l
ahould llhe to be none day."
“lot there lea't anyone yet. truly?"
”‘l'ruiy. no one at all.‘
“Well. leea here. Inner." ‘l :i:
WV. "your I.” w
yan ehall he enneged th “the; and
clean only an II‘M’W .
. m Fluted. lwea't.‘ decried
h" “ A /‘
at}: m;mmily."
. V 7 ”1”” l
I lair litre to name roomy-
mo
rumpled hair am 1 new
minim thinhf'ilandy."7fleiid gently,
"I could put up with you very well.
hutrwehave been an need to-looh open
one hnhther'in a ‘dldercnt ligbt'thh‘t
ita rather late to change. You lee.
. dear."I’have grown into a ddgety old‘
tradition. . .
"""y'i'oh'r‘e not' really old. and you're
ne'er may with me,.and I owe‘yon
ao much." .
I’d merely paid for her achoollng
and . ctvmoney, and no on. I prom-
.ihcdnoldv Tonic-that I’d take care of
hie glri."i ‘ .
"““1‘het'a bottling to do with it, Man-
19y." I‘eaid Ilowly“ You ace I've a lot
of intereela which you could never
there." 1 Shehhook her-head doubt—
‘ (fully. ”And I like to rush of! when I'm
not. working, to men'a recreation—to
play cricket. to watch iIootball. or—"
“I like watching iootball." ehe ob-
eerved. eagerly
"l'm need to having mettle when I
pleaee, and going out when I like. and
coming in when I like. or courae. I
couldn't do that if I had a wife. It
wouldn't hemp”.
' "It wdtlid‘he a little lonely for her."
aaid Iiandy. wietinlly.
"So." I continued. rceolutely. rcaiat-
lng an aheurd impulae to hia- her
again..”l|l'0ulh I think you the niceet
little "than in the world. dcar"—-—ahc
emiled that like the one coming out-
"it would he better for you to iind
aomeone younger and lean crotehety."
Shc tapped the ground rapidly with one
little toot. “Meanwhile we are enga-
ed and we muet live up to it. Where
ahaii I take you tomorrow!"
"oh. no! You meet do a lot of your
copying to do-’abont braina. and
”la..." ,
"Nonaenee. child! Don't I alway-
tahe you out when I come in town?
Shall we a to the academy!" She
laughed her old ehildiah lath.
"And lunch at the reetauranti“ ahe
inquired delkhtediy. “And go to the
Cryatal Palace afterwarda. and have tea
In the gardene. and ace the variety. and
dine on the terrace like we did laat
year‘l" She unnamed my arm in her old
way. “Won't it be lolly!”
It waa Jolly. The next day l took
her to the loo. and amiled to ace her
laugh at the mouheya. The day after
bu wheel. and put my arm around her
beeanae ahe wan frightened. or pretend-
ed to be. I aoneeaed twice for good
night. Then I began to no that it
would he had for the "Cerebral Con-
volutione" if thin aort of thing went
on. So I cent for Nephew li‘ranit to
com up to town at once That light-
hearted yoong gentleman heldhla olden
with laughter when I eapialned the all-
nation
"So I'm to court your dnamewehe
need to be ap relty little girl—and latte
her oil your hande for an allowance of
£500 a year?" he aaid. winina hla eyea.
"1:500 and £300 mahe atoll—£400
anioce.‘
“Ilartly!” l aaid. approvingiy. "You
alwaya were meet at heron. h‘ranh."
“lint. my dear uncle. auppoeo ahe
won‘t have me. Beeldee. l are not cure.
but l thtnh I‘m that a little gone on
Nellie Merchant. duppoae I don't care
tor your Amanda?"
“Ihe'a awfully alee. Matt: you
tuuiee't Wit." -l wee Wind at
I! doieiul to”.
“Then.“ I” he. “thy don't you my.
rr her yeuraeitf" .
llitaelaarialdruataedonthe
tender with ‘: clipper.
~le’e aetiled w bachelor
Wit“ 3.... ..
h ea;
““I and“? More hint tetra
la the weeld ier ran old man." Want
leaned over the «roomy. M
an hon-t. uheelhh lad: lhat‘e why
I‘m an lead at him. And I hoow he'd
be good to her.
"Well." i laid Mir. “I'll be helical
with too. "all. 3‘! load at the child
«my load indeed. if i thetuht alto
could hire inc—«ta that wer-ml‘a haw
ealllwaalaa‘teheaeeit. But the
chi! Hahn-”UR.“ W.
Iaaedayahellyaleedle blew my
headterehietl aha would had it out.
armlea‘t do: l'a acre it wouldn't
e
i
it:
a!
. on
Whine-n.“ ltb'ilhomi" rly-w
' , Millennium .,
- ‘, ‘ Wit ."with'yon; ct}
, collie:
. it .tcndingtthat you don't cnrefor her and .
x matrimon- poor mm neat-t." ‘ “
hooit tomorrow. and give me aome i
1 tech her to the exhibition and up the -- .
i
; .. million.omiy.‘“n a
dull aa dlahwatcr." ‘
“ilatoho of”!!! Ml. llaeaea and
aleieemtut
neolutely.
blew amoke rlngn—a thing I could net-
or manage. "Amanda." he continued." in
,l’v-Jhecauee ‘ normative"; .i i
‘r ‘I let my dropcn the new with
u, ..
‘3 you. limit be. blind! You're m
'-I looked at‘lbimin‘alienco fora few
acconda: then I got up and fetched my
hat. "I'm going out.“ I told him: and
I went. " ‘
' When I arrived at their drawing
room Amanda wee lilting on the m.
with"her back againet the note. She
had dropped ‘her’beeh on the floor. and
wad looking into the lire with her check
on her hand, and I could ace tcara in
her eyca. . ' ' " ' "
She jumped up to meet me, with an
eager little lamb. "W hat! .deacrted
the 'Convolution'rf ' .
“Hang the 'convoltttlonl” I acid.
"The fact “they're awfully nnintereet-
lng compared with you, Handy." -
”Are they? 1‘ Then they meet be etu-
Didi"
I-put my arm around her walet and
drew her clone to me. “Mandy." I
aaid. paealcnately. “my dear little girl.
we've been playing at aweethearta long
enough; ahall we begin in cement?"
Amanda aald nothing—only laid her
haul down do my ahonlder with a hat»
py ‘little ooh—J. A. Flynn, in The
Madame.
Stumiluptt (inning.
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alcoholic.
We will furnieh
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aadentahieeareleeee. the la
eat enable and meet arilalio
ennreelan. for
$8
mmmu
% ”110'”. unit.
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Veddiagweehhlded and la-
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alien ohm Other curate.
l Written.
aquaculture-telnet“
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Mare-en that. I crate a
lineeatea.
madam-c.
ltlatde. Hernia
lull-do. fleenta
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‘tle'cred‘turen twwtgld.” I aeeerted Vf
He took along draw at the cigar and
decree. Hail '
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M. H. GLOVE
122 Washington St, South liorralk.
[SVAILIOHID ll...
KRIEGER’S
Millinery and Cloak Std
WE ARE ALWAYS iii TEE LEAD
With l’opulur Prices.
With the Lamont Assortment of Flowers.
With the lmicst Styles and Designs.
With the. Largest and Cheapest Stock of Ribbons.
With the Largest Stock of i'ntrilnmcd little.
What you can’t find anywhara plea
in town you will alwaya
got at
H. KRIEGER’
Mahaoltento Hotel Dipole.
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Summer Stove l
Gan Itovea.
Gaaollne Steven.
Blue Elaine Oil Itovoa.
Don't Iuy Until
You Ina (our Lina.
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gamma-rem mam
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andntbcnd ‘ till tie in
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Manned ln-rlaroh'at'l‘m
Theeecondwl‘aehilliageameoflatoov
Im'aliua. 0..wbeee:the‘v'0maha‘Kid"
' heat the life’oot’cl George Stout by~ther
application od'John L. Sullivan’a fever- 3
lie blow. which the ctr-champion him
‘altdceerlhea momma; bim'nndcrtbc
her." The thumpwbichdnldeed Stout
waldo awful that it canned blood elute-
clt'the brain The murdered man'abead
3 ml limp and wabbly I while hie ‘
frienda rubbed andulappedhint and
'tricdtohraoelghinunp and make him
_ dgbtagaim Nothing more gbaatlyce
YACHTI‘ 6-
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frightful wee ever winter-ed anywhere.
Yet thia light waa atrictly a "glove con.
teat," in which the man never hurt
-enclt cater—oh, nob—and ' i} doomed
moreomwnderapermitfromtbemayor
of the capital city of Ohio.
Whether princdghta are more bloody,
brutal and danguona than they need to
be or whether mankind is growing
wenher onecannot eay.bnt it iaecrtain
that priae ring klllinga are becoming
mete-and more nnmcrona. Eight men
mettheir death in the prize ringin
i897. all 0! them but one in the United
Staten Neva-two moretban inall
the three year-a before. In 1893 there
were Me. For five yeera previona to
1898 there were, all told, aovon. Up to
1876 dcntha in the price ring were com-
puntieely unknown, but alone that they
have been inceeaaing ao rapidly that it
ia-timefor oiviliaed people to put the
weight at a pnwwinl public opinion up-
on theae 000MB and anppreaa them ai-
Gamhling and drunkenneaa attend
the-e eabibitione on the outeide of the
ring and beastlike inrocity inaido. We
«insider a Spaniel: buililght no the
moat Inge spectacle witntmi among
the uttertainlncnta of civilized people,
but it ionowhit worae thana priae-
dgbt hetero-I human beluga. It Ia not
create dngeroueto human life aaan
American pa-iaedght. if recent conteeta
between human animala in thin country
are fair utopia. Such contests are no
proof. either. (1 manly courage or power.
Sofaraecanhejndgedontbefmoi
‘ it. the agreement uttered into between
Rue-in and Japan concerning Kerk in
quite an favouble to Japan on to Roa-
ain. By thia protocol both natioua mn-
tnally m to retain from oil inter-
ference in the internal aifniru of the
Remit Kingdom. Neither will give ud-
vicota'aliahnceto Kraut. even if up
plied to by her, without notifying and
omaulting the other crmtractiug power.
Redoubt“ the heavy oonnnercial and
lndnetriai inane-ta oi Japan in Korea.
Bunnie. further biotin hot-eel! alone to do
nothing that will prevent the growth
and development of thin trade. Thin ht
not at all magnnnintoue on the port of
Ronnie when we remember that Japan
fairly whipped China and want or fairly
entitled to taho on bereelt the whole
anaerainty u! Kin-ca Still. wondering
that Ito-in might have driven annn
out of tho hhlgdtan allogcths. the con-
ceeaion in matching. We may now hope
that the civillaing and indnatrhti devel-
opment cl Korea will proceul henoelorth
by tederly etagea
It iii not well orwieo Ior England and
Iluaala to quarrel. From tare-tout indi-
i
of m mlitical woolly
and them will MIN hate
the maple Incumtowliahleu-
antinwitiee learn that neither
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drew Jackrcn.” ere-9 Mime
excite no comment.” _ .- '
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rice. Do you believe it? .
She—Yeafll think they (10..
i He-,—Al .,I dreamed, at, 91".. “
you had omiaed tt'r 5341:; wife?“
She—And I dreamed that I had
fuacdg'you. ’ .
a. a. comment” a." .
;"I have tried Dertta‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
gSalve for itching pilea and it aiw
:etopa them in twominutea. *1’: .
EDeWitt'a Witch Haul ye .,
eat,pile cog: ophthe march? “
3?. Wad, orwalk, and Gen.
eon, South Norwalk.‘ ' ' v '
.e‘ C.
belie-{:1 amonnta to poaitlve fill
atup on aome occuaiona. _
don't you think it can he can“?
for?
_——'§"E’ .. .
S. c. P. Jonca. Mileaburg, Pa, ..
:"I have need DcWitt'a Little Ear .
aera ever aince the weld lillj '
bore and must any ' . ‘
any pills in my family durib'ge
yenra of housekeeping that gun. ‘ . T
aniiefnctory reaulta aa" a laxative .;
'catharilc.” Edward P. Weed. Nmalk.
and Geo. C. Stillaon. South Namath."
you had all the dinner you want'if'..;_
"Nome," nnawered the truthful little
boy: "but I have baOall Icon eat?"
lany old aoldlcre now feel’the
ot'tbe hard aervieethey endured ‘d .
itoeaville, York county. Penn. who
matiem. "I had a aevere attach:
ly." he aaya. “and procured a’ batik”.
Chamberlain'a Pain Balm. lt di y;
much good that I would‘liite to W
what you would charge II! n
doeen bottlee." Mr. Andorran an 7
it both for hla own nee and
it to hie fricnde and neighbore, an
their home, not only for rheumatien.
but lame back. epralne..ewellinge. cute.
hrniaea and hurna for which it in un-
equalled. F'or role by 0.. 0. Still"
South Norwailt. and B. P. Weed. Horn.
wa .
l. s. Brown. of the Bnhinen coil .
gave the nae of two typewriters to 0
Library while the catalogue wan being
prepared for printing and the Hi“
lliil. Alexander. Larrlgan. Hoyt and
Sarah Keith. pnpila oi the school. opp-
ch the manuacrlpt _
ANOTHER case: or hoodlum
CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN! ,
PAIN BALM.
My eon waa ailictcd with rm
tlam which contracted hie rhht
until he was unable to walk.
using one and a half bottiee of
about again. I can heartily
it to persona suffering troll rm
Hum—"John Snider. Freed Clim- '
(‘o.. w. Va. For anie by G. b. Itillaoo.
Sotht‘h Norwallt. and E. P. Weed.“
we .
'l‘lio South Norwnlit Congruational
llchuling aocicly hue changed ill
inn night from 'I‘ucaday to m. -
cry member in requeeted to he rt
the next meeting. The cabinet the
lloxl debate in: Itoaolved. M ii!
l'niicd Staten in a Greater Naval ‘I'ow-
er than Great Britain.
we“ one -.
cum
Momma. what part of the body in till
- trombone?
No port of the body. my dear.
Yea it In, bet‘llllle It can in m
from the dymnhony toncerl. PM
(lrldcl fell and broke hie lromhou
“mum
.lnaehll had gone into the com d
two chi llht‘lltiioi'l. hrothere. who are
on much aliitc that they can hard h
told apart. but of whom one in. I
'l‘hlnltlug lw wee encaltlul to the lat-
ter. Jcaeuh brluae the lettere and VI-
papm no hit that mornitfi re-
marita:
“‘l‘here'e the no r. you old lurch."
What in hie con union to hear the'oid
gentleman anewer benevolently:
"ii la my broiler who in deal. hilt ll“
late to bed and early to rice. ere-
ree a man for hit home in the ehlea.
rly to bed and a hittle hrly .
"l the on that mahea no
tar and wieer. ace-um.
drill. and (loo 0. alillaoa. leuih
wallt. i
"Nauru" called lltnutlcrlaa lithe.
or he leaned over the picket fence.
ent olreecheilhetlel.“lieeit
l'd pence a minute and aeh you a
tier ."
. “Vie haren‘t an m." Ilill .
"M‘t lhl II th' to
hh he NM
outright for. charity:
it. “I a
wee Mama-lune
erymaairealyettrdeerr
'"t 'i'l"
“Irene iyeer
"l ‘tthtaheitaralq‘hla
trematy .‘ehe i
heaeeareleaaaete
:1?” turn him away from ‘
or
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lie—They lay ardu- go brooche- '-
"Weil. Willy," naked grandma, "bare";
the bardeat kind of eervlce at the treat. “
in now frequently troubled with.” ,
"i',
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an" .
ing the war. Mr. Gen. 3. Anderdon,“ ..
vs
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family ehould have a bottle 0! It . ,
berlain'a Pain Balm be war ahlo b hi'l'
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