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'I'rcfn Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
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on it
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t .
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slit. tried up of satiny-lit
lynched n. homo.
t ‘ .
ii itiiili count in.
,l-
luhtauiiy Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Ituurt'l Dyapwpaia
film“
a...
Commit-d u Ibudich Assault.
an llcvcn-your-oid Ciri—
_ intuition the can... but son
in w.. omit.
arrow Discovery. not not i Patent
lediciuo.
1
Dr. lttvdwcll roiat an ihttresting ac-
: donut of what he c nsldci'cs a remark-
: able cure of acute stomach trouble and
chronic dyspepsia by the use of the
new. d'scovei y. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab-
lets.
He says: The patient was a man who
5. 0|! con t all h n mob 0! about had sufferer] to my knowledge for years
y n H y with dyspepsia. Everything he ate
seventy-live men and lynched. Jones seemed to sour and create acid and
Wm“ an assault on Annie Mont- 3 gases in the stomach; be but pains like
story. an eleven-yearoold girl. Sata‘ rheumatism in the back. shoulder
. my“, evening. and confessed his gull’ti blades and limbs, fullness and distress
”It!“ before he was hanged. 0n Satur-j after eating, poor appetite and loss of
. ' ! flesh: the heart became affected. caus-
‘” Jones '0'" M"- Montgomery 5 cons ing palpitation and sleeplessness at
lent to take her little girl to the locatl night.
fair. They spent the day there, aiartcl [save him powerful nerve topics and
in home in a buggy at 7:30 in the ev-Ji ”00“ '“I‘edlets'lbgt I]? "'0 magma“?!
.an cxpor men on y mug n y
,c log. The assault was made on the.cent package of Stuart's llyupoptlc
ill! home. When the child arrived ._’iablcts at a drug store and gave them
home she told her perems of thrill to him. Almost immediate relief was
brute's deed. Physicians who w“miniven and after he had used four boxes
called reported her condition such thatl he was to all appearances fully cured.
lIie could not live There was no morc acidity or sour
' watery risings. no bloating after meals.
The father spread the newe. and with! the appetite was vigorous and he has
r
, (By Associated Press.)
hefty. Mo" Septembtr lZ—Beuja-
“Jones. a gray-haired ' man. sixty-
! years of age, has been taken from
the aid of Constable David c. Robertalsalncd between ten or twelve rounds Mm”
soon located Jones near his home. Anl I“ weight 9' “”“d' healthy ““h'
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet:
“fly crowd gathered quickly and it, are advertised and sold in drug storm
V” “in difficulty that Roberta man-i yet I consider them a most valuable
aged to get Jones to jail. 3 addition to any physician's line of rem-
Much indignation was expressed all‘ cdics. as they are perfectly harmless
day yesterday and there were rumors and can be given to children or inva-
.lids or in any condition of the atom.
“I“ Jones would be lynched. f itch with perfect safety, being hurmicsi
All day long crowds of horsemen and containing nothing but vegetable
came in from all directions and at a; and "u" "““°“°9“v WT" 1’99““ and
late hour last at h the c 3 60m" Seal.
-_safcst. most effective cure for indiges-
TM” W" done immediately Mid thof tion, biliousness. constipation and all
main body of the crowd pushed intoi derangements of the stomach however
the yard. through the hall anti to a cell fillitht 0" severe.
in the northwest wing of the build pg! hysmfgugzflgrl1:21:13; “we fix!“
‘ Part of the mob had already gathered; and sold by druggista everywhere m
there and was waiting. I fifty cents per- package.
The work of cutting the 1,0"... in the‘ Little book on stomach discaser
locks of the doors w“ begun and tho‘ mailed frrc, address Stuart (‘o.. Mar
'I ' .
lound of the sledge hammer driving? MRH' MM]
the sharp chisel through the locks
rang out on the night air.
It was quick work. however. to get
the doors open and there was a rush in
the jail. ‘
The lyuchcrs soon came out with tho‘ . ..
rope around the old man's neck. tic (By Associattd Press.)
was bcgtum for his life. but no heed 1 l'cncc. Island of Porto Rico. hit-pinto
V” will] ‘0 DIS “WEN". ”0 was WI 01" her ll. lllcluycil in trulilillIItiiiIOlli—TIN
the hallway to the frottt entrance . .
' ‘ . . , a'htr‘ -
“Hang hint rlltlit htrc." shouted one “mm ”littlest nrlny “mm“ ( ( be
of the masked tncn. lirvc there has been it genuine (‘tliii‘ ot
A few minutes were spent debating yellow fever at this camp. (’htirlcn .\il
"'0 “131ml“. I’ll! ”W ("NI OI ”if" rope had not". it private of the Nineteenth infan-
already gone over till iron Ili‘llill of tin-
porch. The old man stood trembling
and groaning.
"Have you anything to say?”
"10 Ill‘lllf WOI‘tIH M "W Ilitilli'ifi that the surgeons pronounced It yellow
I was drunk “hr" I "0"" I“ 0' I in 'l'hi-y are so I‘UIIIIiIl'IH they or.
was orunlt. came the reply. . .
The command m “m,“ him up was corn-rt that Iii'luatiit-r-lu-in-rnl llcni.‘
given. Tht‘rc war- 3 quick jerk on the reporttti iIlL‘ ratio to Ui'lli‘l‘lll lirookt- to
one-half of the mph and [Ito [only was shut Juan.
lli’rn it swing "I" ml" ”I" "Ir ”m" The Hpfliisit tili‘illllt‘l‘ Alfonso XIII.
of! the toll slop. 'l‘ht' Job With fltiishml M l 1 'r‘ivri h“ . this mortiiit' front
and the crowd lllf'llttl uWuy quietly. " ‘ " ' ' ' ‘ I‘
‘ 30".. pm] “or“... n "m, of "m 3-,..." IIiil'i'f‘ltiIiil iiiIIi Ililtil nud jittaiii'Iill-Tii.
In the Missouri penitentiary for lili'fli'i'). .md whitii nrnuulit instructions to lIii
"0 It» Will irtti't‘lltit: Itiifl'.“ I" WNW" Hlniniail t'tlllllilInItIiilli‘ln IIiI't'. uluo tint.
and (litlaliouin, selling llif‘lIIt‘Iilt‘r.
“Twit”! 0' ”I. 301'" i'ui-un
--. ‘Iil‘tit'viilt‘ll for itavniiti this uttvruoon.
"Luau” Pupundtiooomhut the 'i'lu- report oi a Inurlmuc at ”W i:-
“of“. Million. Iiilltl oi liii'luitlo n has IIi‘Idjl’II Illt‘ iinil
lily Annotated Proust log of Int- ripunlah worship» for ripnin
San h‘lnnl'ism. fittili‘lltllt'r l‘.’ ’i‘hr -\lI our nlillin on this lollillll arr RIIII' Ill
qurmkyn m u... ”tradition M Mr... Iitl- thi- harbor... 'l'hn monnora ill‘t‘ iiI titu
itin. h... u“. murder of M” John P. pica and the t'Illi‘lllflltII and New tir-
IJtiiiuing iiiitI Mrs. ileum, will «tantalum “1"" “i“ Ili'l'“
he brought to u I‘m'lln on lot il.i_\ iiioru- “I“ "-"i" “'“I'” “h“ “"“‘ "" I’m”
in“ rpm-rm” “mm M” p m- “it; M. Ito I'Iiii‘IllIiltII air to lie iti‘lii to Anna
lltnony of thcprim-ctititiuliii ii inont polls I“ “I" """""“~ “'I"“I‘ ”I" “l'
for the tIf'ff'lIlii nuainst It‘ll Iii] Mrs. Tito-day with signal tli||lri IIII‘II who
”DIM“ lo I'I‘IiinN‘ to niltiiti trial for “I" I” "'V ""I"“"" ""l
llitI I‘I'Illli‘. 'l‘lio pip ‘lr- ill‘l‘ itinitisi rti't— Ili‘lli'l'ill "VIII!" I“
fly. and id i’tii-mtay i'iiief of Police law Ili'lit I'.lI llroukv 3.: ill‘l‘ilill“ on it.“ mildl-
Iillil “V'it‘i IIVF Mt'VI'" unlit-vi Ill Iiii IIIII) ”u" "f H... “l“‘li' till it” IlllllIi Hiilt' “I ,
I'I’i'IMHiI with mp" “m“ “I ”w ”m' IIII‘ Iainiid. nIiil‘Hl iIt It' liti- l..'..’.:i alrIt
Mrs. lioiilin‘a attorneys are prepared fill ‘
combat the efforts of III" prosecution on ”I" "I “ “"“I "' “'"mh m" "ml" “' W"
what they not IIti' lltliri't'iil window“ .1 lunar w i'tl‘fll‘tll'tI. IIi'III‘I‘liI itliiiat‘a
titni tIiIIl‘Itiiti ol the [Il‘flfltt‘lllltlil a i‘t'l‘ p1 lump, tori-listing of Hot l~‘irat Ki‘ii‘
donor. iiitIii. n". ‘i’jurrl “'IM‘JMIIII iiiltI flit
Ii‘ Nit" liar-1 liiil «hall old i "W V‘Dlril” rilatm'iith I'l‘litlsi’ltlililul. MW”... ,3 it”
SICKNESS I! P0310 3100.
A Large Portia: of the Cases not. lore
, tour. and the Death Rate now.
1 i
try. died oti Friday and the syinptono
polntui to yellow lt'i't'i‘. iiut it was not
worn until IIit' autopsy was Ill‘llI yesterday
\‘i‘l'.
on Iiutllil Ilirlliilt'llitilri tor lIil‘ Spanish
. valuation riht
t‘ttliiiliinhl'ill.
... N...
in putt. Iiiudv
sounds. ~.
The Boston Horatdaays editorially:
"There is u dilpoaiticti in some qw-
ters to treat with more or ioaaiovtty the
enhancement that Mayer Harrison of
Chicago has appointed a woman at the
head of the street sweeping brigade of
that city. Nevertheless. aha huadeaerved
the distinction. She began the agitation
In favor of cleaner strife" in Chicago
several years ago. and she has been
steadily persistent in her cleric to lo-
cure them. She beam the terror of
corrupt and inefficient contractors and
their teamstera. In six months she had
so reformed the garbage collection aya-
tem that people hardly knew their own
alleys. From garbage she drifted to the
lulljeot of “root cleaning.
”Last summer the visited many of the
principal cities of the cart and studied
their methods, and since then she has
been hammering city omciala with the
new ideas she brought back with her.
She took a civil service examination for
a street cleaning inspeetorahip and ob-
tained the highest average. She Ioonrcd
a subordinate appointment. and now
Mayor Harrison has promoted her to
the head of the brigade. The experi-
ment. if it can be called an experiment
at this stage, will he watched with in.
torcst everywhere. The art of elective
Itrcct cleaning is something that fit be-
ing eagerly sought. and people are not
particular as to the sea of those who
matter it so long asthcy accomplish the
bout retinitis. ”
Wouldn't 'l'alu a Paper.
“What's all them soldiers marchin round
the tecwn fort" united Farmer Bill Good.
who has not been in the city in three
months nnd refuses to talto a paper because
he doesn’t. believe what they say.
“They are going out to whip Spain,”
replied the polite policeman.
“Spninr' Whiirabcuta is that in the
hy?‘ '
“Over ncur Ctihn some place. ”
“Yes. I mollcct Cnby on the may
What kicked up the foal-ll"
“They sunk the Maine. "
“Out who! ‘JIlll'rnliiIntl lives?"
”No. The battleship Maine—they put
a mine under it. ”
“An did tho mine cave in?"
“No. no. no; It. IIII‘IV tip."
“One 0' them (Illl'll llllflflf‘il about, ehl”
"0h. go on; you're too gI‘t‘i'lll (to uni!
subscribe for some paper and got your
neighbors to rend it to you. "
The old man plotldtul trim on his way,
muttering that ho wmtld not tr take it pu-
pt-r. for holincw Ilium now than till the
papers in Christendom—llcnvcr Times.
Ilry floods News. Sept. 12, 1898.
Smithson”
iiiiu-cvsitors to \i'. ii. llALl. .t t'I I.
Barnum Bdg. Bridgeport. cutie.
l min inclination
The idea of advertising or buying
Shirt Waistu at this lit'atitill of the your
run only be considered uit Ilin‘iillll"lil.
but the prIt-e tcitiptntion was too grunt
for us. and we bought thrnt. ituowlugl
that yotill be tempted tlu- snun- lir wr- ‘
WI‘I'i‘.
The Investment Sale
tittirla toilti)’. Monday. with llit‘ Stanley
Shirl Wtilats ill the ridiculously low
[il‘Ii'i' of
l
#94:: Each.
'i‘Iirtvr-fonrtha of the lot tli‘l‘ Ill-IlIi
from sit-civil tiiuuhuina und hindran-
l'ItilIiu’, i‘iil’t‘t't'l iii mil-a and \voi‘ltuuttr
.ditp. Not ii waist III lIli' iinr
Ii‘iiri ”till! a dollar. trinity of them
dollar llfty and two dollars.
Children's Wear.
i~2rrry thing to Ill‘iplil‘t‘ tin» iiiiliirvn
for M‘Itiuil this fill! at irry ion prov...
litteillfltV.
. NihdtWifiAlt.
iiAIrI'I‘H.
t‘.\I'tl.
Mid i‘IfiIIIIliil for lhr Iioyn ttiui tint.
of only description.
Dress Gouda.
l‘roin tiu- i\IIIll|Ifiil .“lIIIi Mutton
rliilo iii'oiuttit lint Honda this
sortion on t-ihtui'dui and iii! Ntliii‘ will
pirinil till this pvt-ll to. innit its tin-at
\‘iiIlil'a ItIttI.
:tIIl itIlII 73w Wool l‘IuiiI Ill‘l‘tfll floods
Worth
a
liltililltl
It'alrnhli- for whom Wt'itr itir children
than u IIIiIIII «trim.
hur "l‘tli'lli' riiiliinuii In this anh- til Lilli
I )titiI. Mary Hill".
tiliit-r \nlui'n in this IIIIi' \iIIII'Ii .it't
fmiim of Mt» IIHIItlli tli- tilttil" titlt- ‘ ’
within will in «IliItlI in tin Hutwrlor ”"" "I" M” M ”I“ "W “w" W .
worthy your itii‘ly attention. Mi it till:
court "ill to Itwi‘vtd In I'I'f’v .Iiitlflt- I‘iiolt iIItIliIititd. lill‘l lIII.‘ ”I." M‘ “I" " ”' lilt'ii I‘iNII IiiiiI QIVII’W
0. ”it It- .ii’t.' oi tutti.» Hiltiil. ‘if'll‘
typhoid If‘Hl.
rulings.
Although poilwnluue of unit in high
\Ii‘Iililliiii'lt llV ”I‘lllliit‘I'i‘.‘ .i intui proportion of th. outwit lift out
lily tilt-ta ialml I'm»... i at rloiin .iiitl tiit vl i‘dIIi ruin- it- low. T)
Niles, Milli. Hip‘iinle l’.’ ,imiph photvl 'rVi‘l i- d- ton-inn ittitl tIII'II I!
and Moron it Morin-ii. oi titaiuo.
who wont to Mil—M II‘I l'nhiiititt haw _ -. ..
no“ muiiimwt iw ihlou-w, \ IMIN‘ LMI'I‘ "iififihfihu'pmm [\N’fl.
rewind from it ivlrud it tlw nwn M",
“M?! In“ III‘I" It'aIIitl I'i-H 'f-tfl". Ill
"WI! Mill” shanty u" I'fllitw‘r "I‘M iIIy Au-tuvllIFd PMIII
New York heptcrnlwr IU~ The item-
it‘ll, IiIl' l-tai itatiapuri to utilvo ui
\irntiiiiii from Nomi-go. reached there
i. midst with IiIllitII com nit-u. min
in. imitation lot iilurtii.
novituum tii‘ ‘i‘lttilil'rt
lily Alma tats-d Primal
I'It‘VilImI, ii p rhilwl l: in: fifth
ilhiti trillitiirr to. mini .til‘li'ti Il‘ll'
today from “mind «a. list. till-ins two companies of reptilian and
New Yuri. twp mom l; in PM a ”initially of volunteers iroiu Motto.
Husnrhnao in violent.» r- 'ill in m . . -
my this morale. fir i'amp hi al, at
midtown. i’a.
rltiuluti . li"iIIIl‘iii,i
. NiIJ’WNW.
.utt’vy u' in 'Jiti
The McCall's Patterns
fol Vail uri- hurt-wevriy any him from
all the foreign lands.
y“...
Mt'f'ull‘a ulti‘i‘n til I"iiaIiItiii. 7n n ”my,
Mathiil‘ii liaalii IIri-ttsitiuhu-t, alto a
Ili'i",
liomvmlwr IIII' prlvr of "new ati'it‘iiy
npiimihir patterns are It» and int
tat Ii. hone iiluhct.
snumiiiiu a co.
Barnum Building. .
‘ III-OIMIT. ocun.‘
‘....t;:'.;.:.'.-.. J. Eh'oth
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And Kitchen Ware.
Porcelain Lined
Finest Goods on Earth.
iiiRiliill‘iiD Fillii YEARS!
mmmmmt
Get our Prices before
buying.
Comstcck,’ Watkins
& Dow.
112 Washington sh. Bo. Norwnlit. .
- Mommas“:
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and ban a
large variety of designs iii Red,
Green, Blue and Brown.
You are cordially intited to
call and see them.
Painters’ supplies.
(llm. etc.
Painting, mpcrhnngiug
and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM
it first iiiiitit. Elsi lorralt
“L
Closing Out Sale 2 . I
lili-yi'lt'u. 'I‘oiiln. "It'yt'lo I'lII'I~. Tilt'l.t‘lt‘.. i‘ll‘.
Repairing.
tliw Iii-pairing.
llii'y cit-s n Hpoi'iitlly.
Ut-Iu-ritl hiilvi
Notiiii
' Nurwndt.
J. .5; JENNINGS.
«tape Hutu. caustic. tunic..-
hum II
Wall Paper. and Borden
1 NORTH IAIN B‘l‘ltll'l‘.
( loath Nor-walk.
’latupie Icon of Latest Styles of
“spare. Borders and out Mouldings
alert to beam for inspection. on no-
ice by portal. Ultimate. cheerfully
ivcu. I"
J. D. JENNINGS.
undertaker.
f IAIN In“.
Nurnil.
WDINCIO. ELI ITRIIT.
TILIPIIONI (Mich. Il-I
Jacob M. Layton.
Din. Lid. and “Oldie“
trio nuance.
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hwd‘btraeiw
and Wm.
'I'iir Mrt‘nil‘u Ilaaar I"IIIIII'III iloidi ”W.‘ NIH-fit.
momma.
“rotate-cuticle.“
Stilt lItflilIr tulip “Bali
Our daily. ”out laturuay. from i
a.-.totlu..auufyclttalr.l.t
interim“. mull-«menu»
ay «cut-u from ‘i to I.
interact allowed an m
AW ”LIAM Pram.
JOHN it. mute. Vice-Prat
OIO. t. Mil. III. and fine
in. lumen
"i
scant:
thh Boiler
We have soon: that me the iii-at we ever saw.
You know how stunt a litre Boiler gives out?
Well, we have mine that cord about the slime
its llio Granite, and will lust three times its
long................. ......... ......... .......
We Try to-Keep
the Best.
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lorth Halo and West Streets.
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CARRingggmi’r‘iiihm'WAGons
SIGN PAINTING
III this branch,
style.
J
wocnn givotlie best that can be done in any and cvt-ry
1—‘
Ditto hitting a Suzanne.
You Can Depen
I'pon the value of our Shoes.
can he no mistake.
We guarantee the result of every [llil't'I|l|H(‘.
(lur Ilctl 'I'irkct Sale will continue the Illilliiil't‘ of
this month and you should not fail to examine our stock.
M. H. GLOVER,
(I
In this matter tin-re
I22 Washington Street. South Not-walk.
THE BEST nIAALT BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:
Highland Brando are lirictly Union.
iiiltiulo savanna. itlliiulo PtLSIII.
IiiOiitlIh MU curator. liiOiiulo carau all
and not! with iron. Occult Al. and Don".
Put Up lxpnuuiy for Family Use.
its enormity as a idly-loiaii'a pnwrlptimi.
THI FUIGDY MALT TONIC. ”ADI.
'I‘ticy build it - the weak. and are tin-inpatient In any particular.
iii ~iu iiiiiI saloons fttflilaltitil at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC (I. HAMILTON. Sole Amt.
_ It MI “II It“ Death Romain
'I‘clcpiititiciM
lltiiIIIiANti on the label IIlNiliI Illuliml Hittiuhoit.
WANTED.
Old Gold and Silver.
old “old or titty-or of any itiml: old prom-ii or chanted
Watch“. Chaim Jewelry. rip-sins. Nib. iii any «audition.
l'lllil. “SHAW! Vital. Ill PAID I'lllt All AIOIII'I'.
a. w. title's-1N. Jeweler,
Block, Norwallt. Conn
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ADVERTISE III THE SENTIIVEL.
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' American name.
Dr. Ocuiti'c I it... 1,
Though no “do uaiictrct at
places of the fixed stars in the northern
hemisphere baa engaged the attention
. of many observatories during the whole
of this century and our knowledge
the places of the northern atara woul
therefore presumably be poorly perfect.
it is a fact that Dr. Gould's work upon
the southern litter practically equalised
our knowledge of the two celestial hem-
iapbarea. says Professor '1‘. J. J. See in
The Atlantic. Such an achievement In
a veritable monument to the American
nation and has added new inner to the
Bad the American
people never contributed anything be-
yond the Iaboh cf Gould to the world's
knowledgecf astronomy this magnitll
cent contribution alone would entitle
the nation to an honorable place in the
eyes of posterity.
And yet how little is the work of
Gould known to even the beat circle of
American reader-i So great was his de-
votion to the cause of pure science and
so oblivious was he of contemporary
fame that none but professional men of
science are able to appreciate his incom-.
parable services to the sublimeat of the
sciences. it is certain that he has gain-
ed a place among the greatest aatrcnm
mers of any age or country and that
the estimate now placed on his work
will only increase with the flight of
centuries. if England is justly proud
of in: Newton and Herschel. France of
her Lagrange and Laplace. Germany of,
her Copernicus and Kepler. ltaly of her
Leonardo and (initial. well may Americu
honor her Pierce and Gould!
Faith Care and u Carbnncle.‘
Say 1 have an obtrusive carbuncle on
my nose. I call in the Christian Scien-
tist. who administers ”a high attenua-
tion of truth. " My belief in the carbon-
clc disappears. and with it goes the car-
buncle. too, so far as I am concerned.
it may be that i look in the glass and.
perceive no carbuncle. The Christian.
Scientist takes her fee and leaves mud
in comes my friend Brown and greetu
mo with. “Hello. old man, you have
got a nose on you. " or some such vnh
gar uud inconsiderate remark. I endeav-
or to assure him that. he is mistaken
and that the carbnncle is a creation of
his diseased imagination. But Jones
.and Robinson speedily turn up and ac-
etist me in similar terms. until my
tnind becomes impressed with an uneasy
suspicion that all is not as it should be
with my nose. The morbid delusion ct
‘ my friends extends to me.
i take up the glass again, and there,
. sure enough. is the curbuncle as largo
-‘ and angry as ever. Under these circum-
stances it seems a clear waste of money
to pay a Christian Scientist to cure my
carbunclc unless the fee is to include
the treatment of the whole circle of my
friends, and indeed of tiny ouo whom
I may meet by chance in the clinch—-
London Truth.
Power Euerlcd on 0 Bicycle.
Some recent reunite of tests made by
Professor Carpenter of Cornell to deter-
. mine the power ruquired to drive bicy-
clca may be of more interest to electric-
al rugineers if reduced to their familiar
unit of power. the wait. Thcsc test!
show that for a speed of five miles all
hour on a good level road the ride!
works at the rate of about iii waiter
which in‘ about one-third the pews!
used in on ordinary iii candle power in-
candescent lump. At It'll miles an hon!
the power applied by the rider is about
no watts. and for hard. coutinncul rid-
ing iiiii. For a short period a good rid-
er can work at the rate of about 260
watts. Every lighted incandescent lamp
therefore mnsutnca about the sum.
lunonnt of power as that developed by
thrt-o‘hioyclo riders under the ordinary
conditions, while it is [mattiblo for I
rider to oupciitl about us much power ul
is required for about tire of these lampu.
--I'IIeCii‘|CII Engineer.
v
our Cosmopolitan Capital.
"I um quI finding out the charm 0'
Washington society. which lies in tho
great variety of people one imminent!
IIN‘ interesting topics (Illi'lilliill who.
tin-re in time to tullt." writes ”A Unh-
iuot Miilllbt‘l" Wilr. " In nit/inn her up-
wrvatioua and «aluminium ill Washing-
ton in The lutdioa' iiotno .louriial. “AI
lit-nut everybody had known everybody
else in umioiy from the cradle. and It.
did not have much but each other to
taiii also". but as i not to how [mph
bore and an to entertaiiiuictiitiouiaidu
of the ofIIcIuI round of duties I begin to
understand why In many come to
Washington for resilience who have no
business. official or domestic tics in the
place. it‘s rather nice not to have we.
plot hutiw jiiei how lunch you pay you!
servants and when you bought you!
last piece of furniture. "
moat Wand Attic-graph.
Carefully treasured by it Uclumbh
man who has an Iltltmtutlilu collection
of autographs is a note written tonic ll
your can and Mood "W. ti. Ito-a-
ciulu. Drum Major Uliml. U. ti. Au"
which says: “Your uppitrutioii for al-
tographs Iiitould contain all oiiveloia.
mpduudaddmiio ouraeif. Tito
iii the rule of right is worth in!
more than a quotation from some well
lawn wot "—ttanaaa City Journal.
The “cutie lurker.
"The operation of shaving. “ said the
thin tuna. "ta a «mutant source of wow
do! to the. dust in thirds of a mail rout
ring a itacu instrument om you! face
and taking nothing off but tho insult"
There was a palm and then tho ditch
faced III “0‘ Mostly:
" would Joli kindly toll me the till“
of your gifted harbori”-I.oitdon You.
m
la a (iced Cacao. ~
"Ethel. I'll flocked to learn the.
you permitted a young man to iihu you
at the church full the other even "
"Mum-ta be out out 00 won d
goods at mytahia and said he'd
then-litwcuid thrcwiuuliila. and
ilidu'i hewouida'i hay aunt's worth.
and what 0|. said i dew-m
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Norwalk Chronicler