. 6. NO. 2.
Poetry.
2 VOL
For the Sumac-
TRUE WLITBNESS.
I: is not in the lmlcct sure
Wzth u m. h many young men will greet
m cry lady who chance: to pass
t\ lieu tbt‘y loiter about on the street.
Nor in lhc strong tracks you lnhalc.
As you near that particular spo . \
.\'.~r the jultc they cjsct form tluwmoutb
't‘n the pan-item soutttlmesv‘wmotimes not.
it l- 1...: Lu lb: cutting nuxark
ll .: h 2.. wonfne minds is so keen.
Ami which limit r con-r of wit.
it: i 1 a slurp pointed satire. unison.
l; '.< not ionising down upon ll‘lule
in! haul-ml than w-I. “lib disdain.
.\e Lf “e. by our birth or our wealth.
.\ superior uaturc might claim.
it is no. in 'x'. slim: old ago
With a No“: dl-t’t‘!pca’l.‘a8 if the}
“all. up i‘iuu' in thrso fast «noun; Hurt-s.
Ami had ‘wtlvr zct out of lit“ \\ a)“
PM? maul.‘ well may they lamvot.
Yum g tumult-a now has full sway _
“Tl\iii,.s hare changed slow.- a hut 3 0an ago.
\lul haw litrlil‘d up‘idc down now ' thoy say.
Tm. pullh‘ut‘VI‘ for“ th‘: of self.
Harbin: “ Numbcr Um!" last on the list.
Sl‘f'fl.‘ i.» plarv ill-Irv around us at cast.
Anal lit 1: \wlfarc and good to assist .
ltr‘lzmu-‘nt it only to name
If we do nu this virtue unite;
But alas‘ that there arc in the erid
Sc few that an only potttv
1
St‘ll‘l'l Miscellany.
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ARRANGEIE
A.
v ,
NTS FOR THE (‘lISTBV-
Sill"
'l'hr A." «it L‘oucrcu which pmvldcd I It
“. .l br can: im- bun lrv'ii .\lllll\‘ ~r.~*lr_v «If
A ll . .zt in top nl nae. by ho‘..l:u: an in.
tvzttnii Izni Erhiilztiou of .‘J‘s. Manufac-
tL.l' ~. and I’rmlucts of the Soil Minn."
au‘burirwi lhr cr “it'l'lli Of the l'mwi Slain
CCh’u'iilll .1 L'-I.:l'1:i\~i In. li'ltl l‘llllll‘lt‘d in ii
lllL' lllltntgxllitil’. . Etblbiriwu. This
body is cumpuxl of two Conutdwlnncl‘s
from curl) Slate and 'I‘I‘i’titnry. unmin ll' d
by tho rcspcctite l3 It'I-rnnrs, and m-quIiw
imp-.i by the l‘n'sidcnt of thc i'oiir d S' lt-.~~
Tllt‘ t‘ll't rpri> I. illcrcfolv. is Il‘wllill‘llv‘ a up
lion ll ”no. .mIl n« t.
the w wk
and
t
l lllt!
us has s-Iniv-tiluc. ln‘cu
‘tlti'nl. til .i iIIlvul' curpuiu-
y?
«will
Tin li\i.ibi'i -n will in; “pt-uni nu
lllilt, l‘TIj‘
tt'lII S iml l\'. :iii'il N i\‘\"ll‘l"f‘ 10 ll
.‘ltty
ml lI‘ili'llll vavn cvcry l‘. I)‘. c\
Timu-
w‘l i in: a fi\- lp lkL' qu Tut t‘I-iz‘: l-Ir :. lllil~.
l-‘l‘. t I 'Il tlw ll’.il.llt...1\ :tml :I’Uilutlh.
TllI ('r-nlcnnzu‘ gt I'm. l~ 'l‘ «tn t' ~-l oi
tllv'\tt-~t(-rnltl‘.1§.nf i‘zI- Scimyl'dll llivcr,
and withtn Fdrnwmxt i’uk. lll . i u;- ~l pizliv
tic park in prn\i uiiyt Ia gr I! «My in ill“
w. rid. and wit" . T {'i‘ in -=’ l) - lull’ I.‘ ll lit“
Country. Tlic i‘uk cum tips 316:0 ucnw‘.
{-30 (If which have lawn t‘liClIIS'Hl f-Ir lllt‘
Exhibition. Bi'Sl‘lL‘S this tract. more will
bc largc yards near by for the Exhibition
of alt‘t‘l-i. and :t farm 01' 4‘3 :lCI‘cx 1m: :llt‘t'ztdy
bccu saiitu‘ly piloted for ic~t~ of
pl»u_~b:~. nzowcrs. rcapiw. :npl clin‘ :1in
«'tiilizril tuuclxiut ry.
lllC
The l':\lliiiilinn buildings are appr-Iu-h»
u} by right lioc.‘ IIf e'n-ct cars. winch c n.-
uccl \\'llll all lb» utll -r lint-x l l tm- city. not
by tip: l‘s-mhylv tuit :md ll - oil 1;! l'.llli‘ 'lIl‘l.
UVCI tliv liat‘xi of “'ltlL’lt trains will .ds won
from tlw Nuttli lbuuiylvuuit and Pull.»
.lrlpltia. \Vilmingmr 'Iui llt‘a‘iunv I‘lll'
hurl» Thus i w l".\‘itl»‘.illtil l.‘ in liiillt'tll‘
1!.«t'iii|):\‘lt1\.\\ll‘i|ll“t‘lllll“‘ l'tll-Illl H"
t at. t f 1hr county. and any Ullt' within U‘.)
mdca uf l’litlld 'lp .izt cm \‘l .t It '\l u'.
guxlwr 0 wt th in 1-. ii at i‘tl‘l’l l‘s‘“ lun- oi t .-
l‘ms I l’ \iruul Ex‘tllntlun.
'l‘lw dilavl-x In it . \=tllttl"l bwc ll cu
\zlhhrll-‘I. in seven Ilcpirluwnts. which. fI-t
llu‘ It. at put. uzll lav lnc tic l in mud ~pil
‘gtt. llil‘llt
. Apil-ul nml Hullrl‘k‘ lll
“out. uttuzc.
llIIItlt'ultur‘i build]: is
Twin". V ’l‘ d?
'l‘i... pr will: a rm tl'l‘Y lcti tunic lltl‘t‘.‘ int c.\-
lulrllllii" ~prtu‘ than thorn wrrw“ at Victim.
the in: It lii‘rrtmtl mal Exhibition wt
nit littilIilii;~. \\lt s \t‘t’r‘l‘wl blurs ll.’ p. {Hi
i I\~
“E'tlfl-IDNI Ill ltIItht. \trtasl IIlIum
t “mugs .‘ltlJltdid.’
-.- \l .t Ht... luu‘. Mam limidmg ‘.‘t tr
l km. a...“ .\ a. l. n» 5
I All. .\rt .mlicry tn
3 MIN ‘l . I \. Msrutm iy “allow; it
0.
§au
.
hull, Yll tbc ttli‘illt‘Allttlli uf taliiliilnl-
insulin-n st! mum-tom as to exhaust thc
Spectamrl many lmpIIttml classics of Id.-
)7‘t“.\ mm'. in piwvldcd l'ur in spoclttl buil~l
lpp'fi.
An imp ll Uzi \‘ll'ttlll t‘lltlltllhtll will iv-
in Mr it}: i'm- l7rallcr2 Stztlc“ Unh-rnuwul. Mid
;. to i:;; prrpu'rnl umlrr llll' supa-rt‘isfuu at
.l ll vvtxl ot‘ Oillcvr‘ :cprcscutuu: the ~cv-
crd F.\~'cuvlvv Dcpnl‘llut‘lil‘ (If ”in (I‘vIvI-rm
tin-iii. .\ tiuc building of 4‘. tit‘l"“ h ("ml
Lchi f~~i llil‘ [lilt‘ptl~t‘. sltnct: in which will in:
()CCi'.‘.llt‘I.l ty the War. Trcrmuy. X-It'i‘. lu-
tcriur. Pws! Uzllcc. and Agricultural Dvp'tt’l-
uwntx {tu'l Ill" Svuitbsom-m In-ttlullnn.
Tilc \‘x'mnI‘n‘s Ct‘ltlt‘lilll d Ext-cutlt'c l' \lll
tulttcc, llsu‘c rriscl $30,000 (n- lllL‘ auction
”I :t pavilim ill. which to t‘Xlllllll cvvry kind
of w-qucn‘s work. To this t‘ullct'liun,
\V=t'l‘\-u (If all Malia-n“ an: cxpcctcd lu 0-h-
tribute.
'l‘ill.‘ lir' vi. slit‘t‘ltl buildings it; t‘lsllrl.tll|l\‘
lucrrméuu. :mll prrscut iuditrtlluui It's that
tbuir turd llUmlNIl will in: from Boo to 25'.)
MIN of the imp Itant foreign nltllllnl’Eng'
land. (hrmauy. .\it~‘tI’iI. France. Sweden.
Ezypi. Juan. and nthcrs—arc putting up
use or more structures each. for exhibiting
IlUf’i).)~("‘. In {Isrlhc use (If lilo commisdun
It'd. I'xliibiturs and visitors. Officers and
hunt“ t illl'r‘l of this kind. usuallyof consld~
erable architrcturul beauty, are provl'iml by
the S‘utm of Pumlsvlv-miu: ()'.io. Indiana.
Illinle-. .‘li'thizao. va J-‘racv. Now York.
U Innvc‘lcut. .‘I sun-inputs. ch IIImp-
chlru. .‘liw’. :urt‘. Ruins. Virgi .lzt. “'Hll. Vir-
ginia, .\' 'thil, \Vluc-andn. I out. and Delta-
ware : and it is likely that (lllll‘fi will fullotv
the cannxplv
A on him of Trade and .l'ulum'lal Assn
ciatlnus. which noulre large amounts of
space. will be provided for in ipcclul bulld-
inga. Among these are the phtiltigraplprl.
the carriage builders. thv glass makers. the
cracker bakers. the boot and shoe manufac-
turers, beside. quite a number of individual
exhibitors. The great demand for space
will probably render this course necessary to
a considerable. extent. especially for exhib-
itors who have been tardy in making their
applications. In the Main Exhibition Bulld~
ing. for example. $8.800 square feet of
space had been applied for In the beginning
of October by American exhibitors only;
whereas. 1119mm space which it bu
been 1204th: to reserve in! the United
States Department. is only “mom‘squsrc
teetflbrmt onettnrrl of which will be outs.
snroed by W ways.
IL
in this department. 150 English. and 150
from other European countries—which is
about $50 more than entered the Vienna
Machinery Bxhibitien. Extra provision is
being made for annexes to accommodato the
hydraulic machinery. the steam bammrrs.
("facabulstlng engines. boilers. plumbers.
carpcutcrs. etc.
Power in ~tlic Machinery Hall will be
chiefly supplied by a pair of monster Cor.
llsa Eoulnea E‘lCh cylinder is40 inches in
diameter. with a stroke of ten feet; the fir-
wbccl is 31 feet in diameter. and Weights 5.5
tons; tho horsepower is 1400; and tho num-
brr of bOlli‘ls is ‘30. This engine drives
about a mile of clothing.
For the Art Exhibition. the most eminent
American artists-t are understood to be at
work. and it may be coutldcntly stated that
especially in the department of landscape
pdutlug.tbe L'nltcd Stubs will present a
tincr displaytban the publln has bccn led
wrap-ct. Quito aside from the contrlbu
tious of American artists. applications from
abroad call for more than four times the ex-
hibiting spuco afforded by the great: Mcmc»
rinl lInll. Provision for the surplus will be
made in temporary tlrr'proof bulldl—‘Q‘r
though all (‘Xlllblllllfl' nations will be rcprc~
suited in the central Art Gallery.
'l‘bv Secret-try of the Navy has uri‘nugt‘d
till a United Stairs war vcsscl shall call
ucxt Spring. at convcnivut Europcnu plutfl.
to cullcct and transport hither to the Exlli~
bilion the works of American nr'lsla rosi-
dcnt in Europe. Among the parts thus far
.icsigoatI-tl. aru Southamptt-n for England.
llavra for France. Bremen for Grrmaoy.
arid LI'glIoru for Italy. to which. if tlt‘tllfd-
lulu. others may bc added.
.‘Ir Il-«ll. the commit linul'uh Sculptor.
who clmlgm-d thc groups for thc grout Al
l-vn .\l Itinriul in llydc Park. London. is
rvpmlucing Io tvrm outta. at tho cclebrutcd
unriu in L‘Ifllllt'lll. Ibo onc which symbol-
ll .5 Am '1 :m. 'l‘llc tlgut‘cs in this group arc
t‘ulIIssuLC «wring a group i spIcI‘ of 15 but
it will probublv lIo pliccd in the
gtcul central uttllvry. npp.I_-itc the principal
t‘nlrum‘l'
aiplal‘ '.
l‘lu‘ All l~‘.\bilIiti »u will includc. lll addi~
lino in Ii.-~ work~ of c Iutvtuporury artists.
rcprl scitlulh'c pitulucviuns of the past unlu-
ri' «It Ame-ric ill ‘\l‘l—>lilti~t‘. ll r lil~litllt‘t‘. of
Sin Ill. Until-w. Trumbull. \Vt-st. Alston.
Sully. .\'"'I_-,'lc. Elliot. l\’t'll.~l.‘ll‘ Cull‘. Thcsc
'ls \\ ~zl :u the work. ull'cn-d by living or
t.~l~z. oiil lw [\l‘V'Il up In by tlw l‘oiuumtsc
..f S‘di‘l iinn. who Will Visit for I'm: purposc.
N ..\ York, limit“, China I. and ulhcr
lcmliug t‘lllt‘n. in I>lIlt'l‘ in llr\\'l‘lil lllt' ncctl.
lv's‘ Hamil -f'l.tll~)ll l I I‘m] ulclptiii ul “'0ka
of Art not up i - ‘lic .~‘I:lu 'urd I-t‘ adults-
anti)
.\ lint- uumbc-r of Urdu: aul liatcini-
tics hat.- slunilicl their iutcullnu to hold
3.; .tllctmus Ill l‘ul ulc pint Ilurin: llli' pcriIId
of tl.c ilxiltbliinu. Among llmsc which
may now he t'llllllill'ltlt'tl. arc thc ‘ilraud
ridgr IIf I‘«'Iiii§_\lv.Itil.t. ludcpcudcnt Order
of (Nd l‘rlluws; the Grand l‘lucutupmcnl.
Iutlt-pcudI-ui Uni. r (If 0 id I": lluws; Grand
Luigu. l‘ni‘ml Slu‘ca‘. In lcpun laut Order of
till l-‘.~il 1w... (lr Hill C Iumiautlcry Knights
Templar: Grand Army of tin: llcpuhllc;
l‘n-st't'h-Iiem Synod. CtlI-duuiaur Club;
l’--:tl..ul Nltcli mic liiut's; \Vclsli N :liouul
E. .t ulimld. Patriotic Urdcr S on. of Ameri-
ca . l) .lilni hi l 7. «nun-sh! S lll Fr :uclxcu ; an
lutciu .tmwl liv,‘ ”Hi. the Life insurance
L‘umplult‘s‘. Nllli‘\llll Until ul ('udchll
his. hi the .’\;_‘ll\‘\llllil‘.tl 8 Id 15.3nd lulau
l‘_\'. V. ii. .I. \‘nlil-uulx . l'utludclpblu L‘IIll~
in. tow. .\l.t'.mtnt1;.Ilschle Cmucli. Uru-
.lu~....u h‘ willy -. if .litIIIuII l‘iuucvr .5 May.
.\ili\‘l it‘.tll “I‘lllul l‘t‘llTl‘llllttll. L‘Itboltc
'l‘ul .l {\lhilitl‘llflt‘ lintuu oi Auiri‘lca; ludc
powtcul tlt‘dct ‘IIT. ll'uai llcrllb‘. National
Alumni A‘s-ct Itlou ih‘ tlt‘lllI‘n‘a Ass sci tllnn;
6th )1 uylnud ltchuII-ut ; Amrrlcau l‘uur
pl lglcd Sut‘icl‘t. .\ltl\lt‘l.~ Asam‘lltllilll (if
tilt: l‘nttu .l Mutt". Army «If tho thimhsrlzu d .‘
limuzmit‘t .\l~qumI ut .\x.~.n~l.uiuu 1 t‘:~.rls
u-ptu-r t‘ulumlah .\luuum ul .hsuclulou;
ll Iltltl of 'l‘tmlc L‘mncutlnu ; lutcdmltoual
'l‘.‘ pngmpblcal \ltlllgl‘l'ii‘. ll llc Association
oft'w Cuilvd sl-llt‘S; t‘rutcuuitl l.~-.;iou;
l‘mluiI-lphla (‘nunly .“cdu‘al SI-ctctt‘; ln~
larunliuuul Medical t‘mtglcss; Old Yolun~
twv l-‘uu llvpurttuvut IIi l’ullml: lpltla.
.0.
That llriudlcd llog.
than of t-tgh'oun was drawing a bl; briudll‘d
d I.; .uuuud (‘liy ll Ill Marlwt. anxious to
find n pttl‘t‘lms‘cl‘, .\ cotpulrut lel chap.
smoking a loin.r [tlpc and dodging the fill“.
finally hultcd tin.- yuuug than and said:
“ My from. how little you vnuts for door
\li'i'?”
“ Two dollars will take him." was the rc‘
ply; “ and a lixlltll' dug never stood on tour
lugs and howlrd"'
“ \"ucll. gnooi alum: mil Inc. continued
the old chap. raising his uinlucllu. llv pad~
dami a. full tullc through the pouring rain.
the young man and thc btiodlcd dog at his
ltt‘clrl. and reaching: h-Imh at mat the dog
wu" iwl in. the old man refilled his pipe and
szt dawn stud 5 iii:
“ Now, my frond. isb dose a good dugy"
“ ll-~'s tlic best kind of a dog." was the re.
ply.
“ ll ws 'lrc kccp tliicves away from my
house!"
“ Ynu he! be will!
man qul‘ckcr‘u ll tshl“
"D ues he keep tier poys out of my gar-
but?"
“ \Vcll. you ought to sue him go for a buy
one?! He‘s bad his tooth into every boy
in Mucomb cuuaiv !"
“ Does he like my children?“
“ Like ‘clll? Why, that‘s his great it ld:
Nothing so pleases him as a house full of
children."
The old mm hesitated fur a minutu. and
then asked :
“ Can dose play on u tiddlt‘t'
“ Play on a can"? Why—why—gcs. sir
be can! He can play seven ditl‘crcnt tunes
on a fl idle !"
It was a big lie. but the soap-haired young
man was bound to make a sale if he had to
bury truth out of sight. ‘i
“Gan dose play on do born in der prasi
p'mdr" asked the old man after a pause.
“On a horn? Why he has led the Mt.
Clemens band for the laatyearl Yes. slr'c-e-
he can play on the born with anyb xlyl
The old man was a little staggered. and
he waited quite a while before asking:
"Can dose write ladders for me to my
prudder in Bhortnany f"
. r Writo' Write letters!"
M Yak.” '
“leahlhadapensudpaperhm! He
writes the most mindful hand you ever
saw,ssd he writes like lightning! Inonld
mmmfoIWsun-th tokeopboob.’
bulldoa't want tnwcrkblutuohavl. BI-
n
Why hu‘d cbaw up a
Yt‘slcl‘ ay morning a wmplnaiiud young-
ill
sides. there‘s a mortgage on my farm. and I
must have the money to raise it."
“ Der brice is $2 2"
“Only 32. He‘s worth a hundred if he's
worth a cent. but I‘m forced to sell. If you
keep him till March I‘ll buy him back and
give you #200 for him."
The old man smoked away for u while
and then asked:
“ Can dose balut a house it“
“ Paint a house! I‘d like you to see three
biz houses he painted last \vuck. He‘s as
good as three men. and he nevur wastes a
drop of paint. I'm in a hurry to catch tuc
train. and I‘d like the money."
“Two dollars it“
“ Yes. two dollars.
another such chance."
The old man made a motion towards his
wallet. but let his band drop and inquired:
“ Can dost! shump ovcr dcr City Hall 2"
This was a crusher. Thu young man
kmw ho couldn't beat it. and replied:
" No. I don‘t think he can; but I‘ll war-
rant him to jump forty feet and catch ally !“
“ You gan daku doss dog away. my from.“
said the old man.
“ You won't take him it“
“ Nu. cut: I vants no dog what can‘t
sbump over dcr City "all 3"
“But you made a fair btrgaiu and said
you'd take him.“
“i cant hpr dot. Vhim 1 bay ‘2 for It
dog ho shall be able to shump like a plrd.“
And the young man dragued his brindle
dug out of the lions“ and back to the market.
where ho oil-rod him for titty ccuts without
getting a buyer.
———~-—”~o w—a-
After Church.
You‘ll never have
It was altt-r tho cvvulog srrvlcu. Mrs.
Cimllltlll and tho thrcc Misses Coouton had
arrived home. They sat listlessly around
the room with tbcir things on. Mr. Coon:
ion was lying on tho louugu ash-op.
“ Emmoliuc.“ said Mrs Ummltm. suddclz-
ly addressing her cldcst. “ did you see Mrs.
l’arkcr wlicu she catut‘ in l' "
“ Yrs. ma." rcplictl Etncliuc.
“ Sine didn‘t have that but nit
.l-n'. did sbc ‘3 "
" X...“ said Emulinc. “ it is Mr new hat.
I untlI‘I-d It the momI-ut slic went down the
aldv, and says to Sarah. “ What on mull)
pussowscs Mrs. Parker to wow such a ll tl as
ill-i Y suns I."
“ Such 3 great. prancing fcalbcr on such a
lilllc hat looked awful ridiculous. 1 thought
I should laugh right out when I saw it.“ uh-
scrvcd Strait.
“I don't think it looked any worse than
Mary Schuylcr's. with lllt‘ tilting rel bow
on tho buck." Sllll AIut-lil
“i don‘t soc, what Mrs. Scbuylcr cut be
thinking «If in drcss Mary out likc that."
still Mrs. Unnuton with a sigh. “ Mary
mud be oldcr than Sarah. and vet silo drum
Sl'h at If 31w Wt‘it‘ a lucrc child~—"
“ I)Itl you sco how the widow Marshall
was truckcd out i" iutvrruptcd E quclino.
“ Sln- Wax-a as guy at a pcacnck. Mctcy.wliat
tlllx that wom'm puts on! I would like to
ad; her whizu slu- is going to bring back that
p In of limit.” and Euuuclinc littered Iualici'
oudy.
“ She‘s shining around old McMsiters.
thcy say.“ unruly ncd Amclla.
“ id McNIaslt-rs l ' cj lt‘tlltlll‘tl MN. (‘uoth
tvm. “ why. he is old enough in be lwr fa-
t'u‘l’ "
“ “dial Ilitll-rcncc do you Hippos!- lltul
ltl'rllvsln ln‘t‘ ‘3 “ summit-d l‘lquwlluc. “llul
Ipit)’ lllllt if ltc grls hcr. le‘s a pcifct‘l
wildcat."
“ Say. tat. who was that gutttleumn with
Dion llvxlu‘ r" imptlrod AIucll-t.
“ l'luu‘s m.“ chum-d lu Strait. with spirit;
“who was lw it "
“ What gcutlumau i“.‘askcd Mrs. Compton.
" Why. I don‘t know who it was." t‘X'
plulucd Euuuclluc.
“ 'l‘lwy cnuw in dining tlu- prayer. llu
was a tall ‘\ll1|\\" with light hair and chin
w bldtrtw."
“ lI c IulIln‘t haw bucu |u~r cousin .lIIbu.
tram llmultlyu.“ sugucatvd Mrs. Uooutou.
“ llrntbcr! no i" said 8 dub. putlldily.
“ ”c is slum uni has brown hair. This
umtlcmau lsa >l|‘llldt‘l‘ l wnutlt‘l' wbct'u
till" pickcd lillll up! ‘
“ Sbc scutucd to kct-p mighty clout to
him.“ said Amt-list; “but alll‘ uwdu't it"
sound. He looks as soft as a squash. Did
you soc him tumbling up his hair with his
flout-rs? I wonder what thc big riot: cost—-
two cents?“ and the ope Il.cr llth‘lt‘tl.
“ b’bc‘s gvt one of them \‘lctutln lmts.l
l-cc." said litulucllnc. “ lf 1 bad a drunken
futh-r I‘d lu‘cp lo doors. I think. and not be
parading myself in public."
Just then thcrc was a motion on the lounge.
and the ladies hogan to taku oll‘ their things.
” Hello. folks." said Mr. Coonton.rlslng
up and rubbing his eyes; “ is church out t“
“.ch.” said Mrs. Coonton. with a yawn
which communicated itself to her daugh-
tors.
“ Did you hear a good surmou it“
“ Pretty good." accompanied by another
yawn all around.
" Scu many good clothes Y" was ill next
question. “/0
“ I suppose you think. Mr. Coonton. that
that is all your wife and daughters go to
church for. to look at other pct-pic‘s clothes.“
said Mrs. Coonton. tartly.
“ That‘s just like pa." said Emmcliuc. with
a toss of we head. “ Ho is always slutrlug
church people.“
Pa wont, to bed.
"—-w-——n
Wuv Stun S'rorricu Burt Patina—She
caluu bouncing through the smctum dour
like a cannon ball. and without pausing to
say “how d‘yc do i" she brought her um—
brt-lln down on the table wi'h a mighty
crash, and shouted. “ I want to Stop my pa—
per." “ All right. madam." “ Stop it right
oll'. too.“ she persisted. whacking the table
again. “ for I waitud long enough for you
to do the square thing." She quieted down
for amomcm 1.3 we run our lingers down
the list of names. and when we reached
ber's and scratched it out. she said : “Titer-u.
now msbbo you'll do as you'd ought to af-
ter this, and not alight a whom lost cause
she's poor. If sonic rich folks happen to
have a little rod-headed. handy-lagged,
squint-eyed. whcczy squaller born to them.
you puff it to the skies and make it out an
angel. but when poor‘people have a baby
you don‘t say a word about it. even if it In
the «unrest-toad. blanket-haired. biggest-
headed, nobllost little kid that ever kept a
woman awake at nights. That's what's the
matter. and that's why I stopped my paper."
And she dashed out as rapidly as shecarne in
————¢»—-——
“ What out I do to make you love me
more?” and a youth of his girl. the other
evening. “ Bay as s ring. stop eating on»
tons, and thmyonr shoulders back when
last Sun-
I
you walk.“ was the immediate reply.
1-,
VI.
I
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., SATURDAY, N0
3011“! 301'th gratin!
Thanksgtvllx Drool-mallow.
Bylu‘cm Charla R. Iowan”. 00¢-
mwr of State at consultant.
A “lacuna-non.
The return. with another year. of that
season in which the bounty ofa Divine
Providence is made manifest to all by "tho
increase of the ground and the gathering
in of the fruits lllllfO'lf." brings with it to
the people of Connecticut their hallowed
custom of showing forth at such times. in
public worship and privatc hospitality. and
charity. their gratitude to Almighty God for
the biossluua of the year.
I do hereby appoint Thursday. the twcnty
fifth day of November. next. as the day of
Public Thanksgiving and praise to Almlubty
God throughout this state. And I request
the people of the state on that. day. to as-
sam is at their usual places of religeoul
worship. and gratefully acknowledging the
Divine favor in the past. duvoutly to invoke
its continuance upon us and our prosperity.
U, Given antler my hand and the
:1. s icon] of the State. at Hartford. on
' 3 this twenty-ninth day or Octo-
v-v ber.in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventydlve.
and of tho Indepsnccnce of the boiled
State the one hundredth.
Crunw'r R. luncheon.
By His Exoclloucy‘s command. ,
M. II. Sanger. Secretary of State.
“W
Mr. Greeters flat.
An old colored hat-rack wallcr at the
Mcirnpolitlm llotui. New York. named Al-
frcd. ulvvs this reminiscence of Horace
Greclcy: "There‘s poor old Uncle Horace
Gret'lOy—Nt'ss his heart! Igvc put his fa-
mous whito bat-and his black hat. loo—on
tho rack scores of titties. His head was
twenty-four inches. and was as wide in the
trout as it was at. the back.
In this rcspcct l'ucle llIIrut‘c was different
from mot-It pcrsous. Ninclccu men out of
twenty have hats the lorldcs of which. fit-
ting their heads. rcscmblo a pear-«the fore-
head being narrow and the back wide."
The founder of the Tribune seldom took
hishut from Alfred without bestowing a
qu'lrtot' or a half dollar. for taking cam of
his tllc. llu was very llbrral in this re-
spout. Alfred always watched lloracc. to
aim that the Lutor did not. In a ill of absent
mludcdums. put his hat on hind-side l)“f0f't‘.
(me time tho grout cditur had his but full
of scraps cut from ucwspnpcrs. \l’hcu he
took it off his hood the scraps flow all ovcr
the limo. and snow of them blow llll of an ,
open window Smut-what uuul‘y at llit oc- g
cuu'eucv. Mr. (lrcI'lt-y cxclailutrd. "'I‘lu'yf‘
nuw l Sci-l 'l‘liclu llIt-y gov—nil llit‘ umlcriala
for twmutrII\\"uI-Illtol'i:tls !" chl‘rul wutlcrs.
and s ll i. " Well. all that l caro about are
bi rc I'xccpt out.- about Culuocs coolie-labor.
I'll git-u any ono tlvu dollars who will find
that for me. The prospect of gaining tbll
rt-ward induced the waltvl‘a and lit-ll‘boys to
make a vigorous search. which was prosecu-
loci for some time in vain. and Horace do-
pmcd. ‘l‘hm- or four hours afterward—
wlu-n it was uluvcn or twelve o‘clock at
night—rt bellobuy. who had been more por-
suvoriug than thcutlwrs in his scarch.found
lllo missing article oquhluosa cooliuwlabor
half hurled in the mudrln the Inca of the ho
tel. “
The little fellow rushed brcathlcssly to
tho 'l‘ubuucI-tlloc. and up to the room on the
second tlmr when: Mr. llroclhy was busy
writing. " 'l‘bclc‘s your newspaper scrap.“
uxclu‘uu d tho huh: tclluw.haudtug the mud-
bcthlubcd slip to the editor.
.‘lr. tlrm Ivy look the slip. stuilcd bculgu‘
ly on tho buy. and [:ch ltllll a llvv lollur
unto. ‘l‘htI next morning the arilclo appcar-
ml in thc ‘l‘tlluuuc.
.0."
A Your Ann and Now.
Thu) lluucrcd at tho git: until lxu could
flllltlll that list romalk. and she toyct‘. with
nor fun. while but «you wt-t'c looking down
from lictlcullt a jumtv hat. that only par-
tially shadvd her law from the light of the
silvery mImu.
llc sitml gracefully on tho outside with
our band resting on tho ualopxst. and tho
ot u-r tracing unlutvllglblc bciruyphics on
tho pauucls. 'l‘hcy wvrc looking very son»
tlmcutal. and neither apokc for some lulu-
utcs. qull sllt.‘ broke the silt-nuts to trump
vulcr:
“ And you will always think as you do
now. dunno i"
“ Evor. dear-cat. your image is impressed
upon my heart so indelibly. that nothing
can ctlacc it. Tell mo. Julia. loveliest. of
your sex. that I havo a rlgbt to wear it
thcrc."
"Oh. you moo are so dccclll'ul." she no-
swcred coquctlshlv.
“ 'l‘iuo..lulla. mun arc dcccltlul.“ be said.
«lrnwlnu a little “cater to her. and lnslnuatv
lug bluisnll’ lusldI.I the gate. “ but who. dar-
ling. could IlIIcuivc you l’"
“ Amt ill were to die. George wouldn't
you llod some one you could low. as wall Y"
“Never. ncvur. No Woman could over
till your place in my heart."
" Oh. quit now! That ain't right." sbc
murmured. as she made a fclut to remove
his arm from around her waist.
"1.6: iuu hold you to my boart." he
whispvrod passionately. ‘ until you have
eonscuted to bu mine." and he drew her
tlubtcr to him uutll he obtained the coveted
boon.
It seemed but yesterday since our weary
footsteps interrupted that touching little
scene. but. when we passed near that some
locality at an early hour yesterday morning
ere the moon and stars had palcd. and
heard a gentle voice exclalm:
“ No. sir; you have slaved out this long.
and you may just as well make a night. of it_
I‘ll teach you to stay at the lodge till three
o'clock in the morning and then come fool-
in: around my door to worry me and wake
the baby. Now take that and sloop on it i"
It seemed but yesterday since that little
scene at the gate. but when we accidentally
became a witness to the latter scone. we re-
membered it had been length—Vicksburg
Herald. '
......_.»_ .‘Vr...
Us MTISIMGTOBY To run TEACHER. -A
boy—of imported stock-in one of the pub.
llc schools a few miles from 13 man. was re-
cently complained of to his trscber by anoth-
er teacher in the same building for a special
instance of misdemeanor. I-Its teacher told
him tint he must inform bll mot her that he
had thus been complained of and state the
cause of the complaint.
The next day the teacher said to blur.
" Did you tell your mother what I told you
to f I
“ Yes‘tn.” was the ”ply.“
“ Well. what did at.” f”
" She sakuh'd like to wring that tant-
ill
PUIIJSRID EVERY SATURIM!
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
"me! IN MI um smut. IL“ Mr
ous You.....u.50lllx Month... 01.00
Ilnglo Como-,4 coats.
Irma STRIL‘PLY IN ADVANCE.
No paper disoonttnnsd until all was a are
paid. except at the option of the publisher?”
Int-n of Advent-tug.
fllx. Ila. Ilu. aln. Mu. x col. 1‘ col. lcol.
twsosatuo “00 3300 you 15003700 sttfi
r u no 300 wt 51:. too can is
a "Waco up 991L150 900 ii iii)
13329;}? 'EDQZMPLEBEW 4H
s .. :56 too 8601!00__y750 moo area
a‘ "“ 1'6?) mm
s -* too—ta'uo‘ ts'oo aaoo‘ii‘uo"Woo' "'"r's oo'
‘ oo
B'Ona lash spat. constitutes a square: hatno
adI'artissrnpts will be counts! loss than one square.
ltar and Dsatbl law mutually.
It" i: moo so 3500 um‘difi'fi
l l
LocalN outcome-Wu”-
,. 1““. A H 53‘ -M“:
LIFNPD'AVA on their A D If:
[.91 -‘ ii'_ . . __._£..§;LLE
Bil!!! To IOU’I‘II NORWALK
BBNI‘INIL.
w. 0. BURKE. «In. M. D.
Physlclau and Surgeon,
Otters his protest-Iona] services to the rltlsons of
South Norwalk and vlclmtv. (mice over First Na-
t oual Bank. flouth Nurwslk. 001cc hours 8 to it) a.
..ll. to‘ft-‘lOp. m. fill-lira
"when. 'réb‘ffiT"fiT’n..
Ilorumoputhlsl.
onion and Residence 2d House north of
Baptist Tabernacle. Main Street. South Nor-
walk. Ct. Otllcc hours 8 to 10 a. m.. 5 to 7
p. m. 934
1‘” ssTQ‘énXiar'rom.
D E N T I S T.
Extracting test: and inserting artificial dentures 'a
spcclnlty.
l
m
7
OFFICE OVER sWuRn‘s 01.0"an BINNUI.
south Nor-walk.
ail-y
EMILY V. I]. PARDEE, M. D.,
(Graduate of N. Y. Mcdlcnl (‘ollogc for “format
(in: NA 15' .t‘ .VA lt’SllALl. N TREATS.
SOUTH NORWALK. (loflfl.
Utilcu flours. until 0a. m.. and from 3 a. m. At-
tention to all claasca of dlacasoa lucldou to a gun-
l-rnl Iraotlco of modicum aud uurgcry. Elsie law It at
ran Hand‘s Confectionery. uptown. and oil or-
who wcl‘l? Mllll'lllllf DH". hastily un'ltcrcd dvrs promptb forwarded and attvuded to. Families
up all flultortul: luccva of Paper that could I“ '1‘ it'll wlth llonuropathir mandibfiénmm‘ M. 0..
oforoncea by ptrmtsalou:~td.
bu tound and rclurucd than to thc editor. Prof. of l‘hvnrybaud t'ractlnls. N. 3;. city: (‘llytugnt‘c
. 4' . . . . ' ‘ ’ .V. '.£ . ‘
Tl!“ “mill” l"lll""‘ll-“l l‘mm‘d “m“ (“WI lllll‘X'xl‘nl’. l'rdrf'itlltferi:luff-dim. ‘ A still-u.
llellCU'LTUIRKI. ‘l'NrsURANCE (:67.
or wa'raarowx, N. v.,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON
Again for 'thf
aonwaax runners warns-orn-
nah-on and wars-tort. '
OMco uoxt door to Falriold County flank. Norwalk
LO UIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney a. Counsellor-at-Law.
Ollco la Sword‘a Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
(office fortnorly occupied by Mdvtlle I. load.)
Eutranrc on Washington Stun .
l‘racttcus in all the courts of tho State. Octave -
sacln carefully “nomad. Collections rompt
attuu ml to.
Office hours from 8 53,319“ It Is. from 1 RM. to
5 RNA from 7 l‘. M. tll
GREGORY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
0001‘“ N08‘VALI‘. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. * 1.000 TONS.
Vanda Ball: or Mara‘wd at Short Noah-i.
Furniture for vessels. -l‘alnt. Oils. Dock Varnish.
Gillttlt'tt. 8hlp Tools. «to. constantly on hand for sale.
No 080. I. BILL.
Fanucws HOTEL, ’
Mala fitmt South Norwalk, Conn.
rottaaau’ Lucxs' norm.
Ruins-4st and newly ll‘urulsttcd. Charges muonablo.
l‘arllca a apuclslty.
05! g‘ (l. FRENCH. Proprlotor.
,_,..3........ w (my..- «~—
FRENOH’S HOTEL,
or! run nunoraau rum.
Opposite Olly Ball. Park Court House
and New Post 0 on.
N E W Y O R K.
Ml modern lmprovomants. Including otovator.
throws it per day and upwards.
ill'l-ly T. J. FltENUfl at BROS“ Proprietors.
(3E0. flCHAUB'S
Germanic House,
Corner of Clay Street and Railroad Place.
Best. N. Y. Lager Beer. Meals at all
flours.
H's“. cocuutaiar
A REM ARK ABLE ECLIPSE will take placu some
tlmeln 1 H70.
PENNELL’S INK.
will ccllpsc all othors.hocnulo it is not trusts-ed
by t‘rt'sastug, will not cor-ode the pen or
non .
Try Imperlal GI
Somathlng now. and roullv fine.
for Ponnoll‘s Tooth l‘owdor.
G ll()Cl‘Jl El!-
JOHN HU'I‘OHINGS,
Format-1y tlutchlngs & Fort-la. Ely's Block. Nata
street. South Norwalk. Thankful for the past pat-
ouawe received from hls customers. he hopes. by
keeping a good usertrnout of timed». to meet
their: spp‘dthatlon. and secure a generous share of
their patronage tn the future. Mr
can Ink.
Ask your Draws
FRANK L. 1‘0an a 00-.
um I! it
GRUGENIES PROVISIONS.
OPERA HOUSIILOCK- MAINICTu,
ill-y com NOIWALI. CONN.
Wfo
. Dealer tn
Stoves, Tin Ware, Cooking Utenllll.
Ina-u and lease Far-labia. Gods.
04f WASHINGTON STREET. com NORWLLK
Preserves. Jellies. Canned Pram. Bu.
Natal .mcomandflhutlroawork
33:33.3” . Jobbing of Ill kinds pea-pity
VEMBER 20, 1875.
Cash Price's=
8.8.Illlllllllll’s
M A RK E T
Washington Street. opposite A.
Dickerman’s Dry Goods Store.
BEEF.
Porter House steak. .. ..... . ............ as eta.
Sirloin Stank . .JO eta
Round flask" ...... ....1tt ls.
Chuck 8th.... ..... . ....tocu
Cropsmak .......... .JIcts.
Prime Boast Been... .............. .. tsets-
Chnck Roast Beef .................. .. ..... ....18 cu.
Plato and Navsls.... ................. Hummus
COBNEI) BEEP.
Ramps ...... ..l5cts.
PlatesndNavol-.. ........ ....................10¢tl.
LAMB.
Fore Quark-r ......................... .10 etc.
Iliad Quarter ............. . . .05 eta.
Mutton. Logs ............ . ............... . . .. .IS on.
Mutton Chops ......................... ltlcts.
PORK-
Hparcrlb ........ . ............................. ti on
San-Iago ................ r ..................... tacts.
Poultry. Batter. Lard. Hams. Bologna.
Tripo‘ etc. alwavs on hand at the lowest
Cash Prices. 8. S. DURAND. Agt.
Dorlon House,
canooav’sul’omrmr.
This Home will be kept open during the wlutrr.
it is thoroughly heated throughout. and is in every
respect. titted tor the accommodation of Winter
Gut-sis.
l‘artlus will he Iuppllcd as during the summer
with Clams and Oysters in every style. and all that
the season atlurda. 8554f
F. F. STEDMAN a; SON.
Prom-totem.
NORWALK OYSTERS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
..V_..._........ .v... -v—v
M‘AIJMPS. rrsu.
cums. murmurs.
E I. I. d. I L 8 DO N ,
racrrs. casual) r‘nt‘trs
VEGETABLES anu mucus.
WEST OF THE NEW YORK \ND NE“? HAVEN
RAILROAD DEPOT.
South Non-walk. Conn.
ml“ mm.
GO To"
HURLBUTT’S.
He will do you no harm.
In summer he will keep you cool,
In winter be will keep you warm.
BASS' AIJE,
The Best Family Liquors
BOTTLID LlGER-
TRY .tn' “5:17er 010433.!
cos. mm am . NN— 13's“... sou'ru aorta-sax
0L1.) WELL
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old stand. which is luau colsbntsd for the
superior quality of its moata. avlng cons and"
tho nisnagonu-ut of the under-st ed. will continue
to oflhr to the cltlaaus of this cl
Fll‘ll Class Meats of all Kills
AT FAIR PRICES.
The mutant nod bavl had experience in con-
ducting this h‘t‘ulnoss inn‘lhls place fuels that he
knows tho nuts of this community. and is confident
«this ability to satisfy them. and wl sol
cheap as tho quality of tho moat!
ho b strict attention to business to receive a
liberal a are of tho public patronage.
n. c. n. BROWN on
aim ’ A“ "
am) mam or
and Styles-
no CHARGE P03 CUTTING
When the Goods are Purchased at this Store.
0031“!!! WASHINGTON AND IAIN 81‘s.,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
/
Merchant Tailor,
G- O O .D S .
a Flue Assn-dent of cans runs, an Sides
SOUTH NORWALK.
W. H. SWORDS
Marble and __G_ranita Wait.
The subscribers having united the lanai; Works
of 3. ll. Price and the Granite Works P. .
would invite the sttnntlon of the public to the an-
usual facilities they now have for tt 0 id execution
of all orderaycmlnfng to the Ian an!
N W o
l
HONUIENTAL, BUILDING,
All}
CEMETERY WORK
Either If Gnaltefisrbto, Drab or
Blue atone. portal-s of
So otc h G ranite.
JOHN momma.
FLORIST,
city of South Norwalkrcoas. 3
nuts aal Mas atolls.“
.1
WT SIDE OF IMI mm. SOUTH Of IMI. I.“
Alsotnasufsotarrsotsllklnunl' [11on
5101?! 0071'!" 70058.
PIIGI. IA‘I‘II;C GO.
Kuwait. Can... I
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rm?
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y:
N.
Vanna—i andllfochaafa St... audio-1531M.
fib'fifo WMWMT “'1‘
0
HARDWARE.
Tlt Mimi» tntnvntuf
GENERAL HARDWARE.
mamas: room.
0! tho but guilty.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
trim. Hordes and Dead Locks. Metals. Plated and
lawn Knobs. n mt at Table an.
Pockstcltl ofthc t chameleon for cash
Goods. Japanese Paper w
LAWN MOWERS.
Agricultural Implements. Isobanlos’ Tools.
W. G. qumm & 00.,
N‘ QOmeous-Block.
SOUTH NOBWLLI. NM.
'- 0. WWII. IV.- um
‘Ith Hm hm. ’1. ma. fl-tf
ononorr‘w. sauna
DnnlclnallklndlofC'boloe
GROOER‘IES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwallt.
We are cumin does not require columns of advcr
tlsunents to satisfy our customers that the quality
ofoar ends in alway- the bastln mkouand that tho
are so as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere.
Produce taken In Exchange
NEW FIRM
Al the Old Stand.
Meat-urn. binning-rs or. 'Illly
Would Na tactfully inform the public that the luv!
miwn the ualness intel. conducted by Silan . Tut.-
tle. and are prepared to manufacture all kinds of
CABRIAG ES a “’AGONS TO ORDER.
Repair-lug In all Branches of the
Trade
done in a must workmnllko manner.
Botbbolng ract‘cal mechanics. and thoroughly
so naiutcd «'2! all branches of the busines.they
lee usurod that they can lve perfect satisfaction
0 all who may entrust wor to that: can.
MACHINE FORGING.
CHAS. MULLINGI. II. ‘1‘]th-
fl9 15'
MILLINERY l
FALL SEASON
Miss Ella..0. Smut.
Wouldm :tfull ' call the attention of t\‘ 134/
dies to her all; pulsation of M
MILLINERY GOODS.
The Latest Novelties in Straw. l-‘olt and Volvot Kata
French Flower-s. Ostrich and Pa Foatberr. Bldl.
Ribbons. Silks. V'clrnts. Laces. ‘elllngl. Starla.
Ornaments. etc. etc. lino-as at
c. lllll'l‘ll‘l “tool It. near low,
FLAX HILL
Hillllllllll WlLllllX.
DEALER 1N
GOAL-8t W000
WOLESALE & RETAIL.
Yard at the West end of the Bridge.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Families and Factories supplied with the but at
lowest market. prices. Delivered within an reason-
able distance? Prompt attention given to lordors.
large or small .
n. H. wean. Agent.
Call and see us and leave your ordeal.
N5
Are, You Going to Paint?
USE
AVERILL’S‘
BhemicalPaint
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
It. is more hccntlt‘dl. more durable. lower in pr'l
does not wash by rota. belt woe-ell
is slraady for arc.
man... is wstvr and the prod. and is tins but for
£3an uses. either for wood. m or brick bulld-
MI“& of the tines! residues. in town are
pa todwl .
Averill Chemical Paint,
Put up ready for use in pails cu. I or I
k of B. to or ta gallons. hat
by swirls
DI “I
one :
0!
st order! naturally filled and any information glm
vim. Sole Ag’t a» Norwslk.
‘ om west. and of Brings. South Not-walk I“
WHOLEEO. 262.
8001‘! NI} ROW!
M—W new...
magma-2'
mu ,
”wanna—aw.
”I
lubr— . . um.
wlvfoF‘m.
III-Ml 0. Id“. 1m
Elm.
Wm
”L wxma 1-. can. 3
cum—w. a. loan. In. at; n.
A Wruaii!‘ 0n
n V. :
(Mot-Jon a. ram .
r Wm... u...‘ '
N
W. Hort. Fulfil. p.33?" m"? L ""3",
m W— .
Nelson hilt". m In In. an
N k. N t t t ts '
“(I a; N :1 :s a fig: ‘
laundr. Pack.
marlin-am. mum:- Ctr-I.”
av .
Mm W M
art: 3. Raymond? 3‘ n. ‘- ""
“ML womanmw
Mos—ll. n. Ila-ell. c. w. next. January».
saga—R. It. l‘ltch. Wu. 3. nuns.
wflu
Mr. lacy-uni. 3.9.:
mm
near. D. 3. “look.
nfi‘W‘w" T4. lay-ant].
“Hams-Win. 3. Duncan. 0. !. Duty. 38. I.
raise Mar-D. Radical. w. s. m
C. W. 50 t.
I-MDOW. “alumna. ‘IIIL c.
Amt—4:. W. mugs. B. Fitch. I. 3. W
Wm" NW Son-our. 1W.
rig:
smash amounts“.
Jane E. m
Dally m.- law. In“) Norms.
At 9:”. AJI. For Daub a mod“
6:17. PJI. l stationam' '1 n3 ‘
At ma. RH" for all cations on Daubury and Not-
walk. and Shanna: Rail s.
At 11:00. Ll. for Ridgcaeld. and thaw
stations.
Ll Il:!0.-P.H.. Freight. 'I‘raln.
Luvs Danbury for South Norwlll-
At 6:30 and 9:01. A.l.. 1:00. «an. and 6:10. 81
JOHN W'. BACON.
SupQHWI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Trains leave Passengermfix'ap at South Nor-nut
lov- New tor-8.
At {ll Az‘l. Boston Exprwu.‘
6:00 “ Accommodation.
tat “ t? u
1:0 “ bottle“); Rxprus. stopping at sum-r
rat f Acotirnrnodation. ‘
1:13 ‘: Ammgodatlou.
1g; v.31. Accompfe mods. don
onshore-a.
{:11 “ Accommodation
3:00 “ Accommodation
Oils 3 Accommodation. _
:28 “ 300mm.
At 1:10. 3:05 (xxo was. 10:00. It.
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