gorilla @o’oooooiio gait
mi. 12, Ni). 38.
gum/i glam? ”l grilliml
hilll‘f .V tilltt'l‘lliillfl. l‘riipriciou.
.m—
Hi l t. t. l.\‘ “SHR’PISEL” llllllilithl.
\\ uiiimivvw .\t‘iilll'l'.
l\\ it: til um a Six. .\iuxriis. ”$1.00
simian l‘tll‘lt‘lfl, .‘t i‘sa'rs.
l“~'.li\l‘ ‘l‘lllt‘TlJ IN' .\llYANl‘R
Terms or Advent-tau:
w.” i n? lip” tin~ ii in l4 out i." mi lrfil.
l to" 3 r 39“ sttoi ’tdl gym .tthl pm,“
3 u ; i‘ \“l l:.\ S 73 it“ llfsl that
3 -~ : vi it“ \ vi .‘V\ out it an inn
i out: .‘N‘ \ m 't M II at it m H in mm
,1 - i in :m s \t l‘ltht iiWi' tm'fim
t .. ‘tt ‘ m in m la ill :7 iii it: iii in in
ti “ “ V‘ "wit 2‘ .\t :tltll ‘25 «It lit ill 73 m
‘0 . ,2 )I All .‘l at t‘.‘ Ml l5 til .‘n ill ll“ til
I . .. .t g. .t.) “at mm mm Tum ”Hui
\l \" tf“ Art-l Drailt- tim rttd :P‘tl‘lllull‘iy
in \ \ 9 cc» it‘ With prr lil‘d‘.
:«t l‘ud itili- I. .iY .\ttiiill Xtirtxrtlh‘ as 5“"
.mtl i‘..iut \l till I
\cn York. Now llzucn &
"artful-d Railroad.
t,‘ {\4: \\ Hi'l‘ hilly“ RAFT
'-: \\ gang-inn l-Ix. l iii A El \Vii-lt E‘
it ‘w‘ ‘ .\p‘g'iclti War
I ! Shim-~- T Fol N ll Milli
'1 Rtprvu ski " X H Way
:1 Hum-:- ‘I ‘.‘l lhuttiu Rx
.\. . i‘ill lit t. N. H. “'15.
gt \ cum
lA‘l‘Jl l-lx
.' l.‘.ll p tn . limo-tn RI.
0 i it ‘ pp‘gtlrltl Way
. 3 '.' ll " lln-mn H:
l V l l“ .‘3 ll Whit.
a \,‘ “ Rum...
.. \ a. " Ruth“!
.' 4» it m ~- “WW"
. _,. it V: “ .- i‘gnivltl Way
.. t.‘ ~- \ it wiry
‘* it til .\-litnt- El
t \\ t! .\ “ litutma E:
it t? list-lull its.
n]
1‘." St Hut ‘
" l'lI- \ in ibuinn R‘s
. ,‘t out i .\l t.
1‘ ii " .\ivtitii
n. (:01 l 1315'.
Merchant Tailor.
NHRWALK. t‘tixb'.
l'l'c brat t'lnlbs and tho Must Purim-i l’it
“'tirmnii-il. out, if
MWSootli Norwallr Sailors
BANK !
Digital” [5 .-‘
:l '.,‘l;1 ,2... a" . x... ,vurtpyk‘ 1" ~
I}! r
it it; .v (”win ~i'.- l.‘ t m . oral. 9mm t'u 1. y
-,o l t‘i‘. .‘l . no» W” "a." “wit to “in
;-~": ~ ~~-v -_j‘ Mpg... It hug-.t.
’/ 'l-w \ >-~r\:~\» \ 3m.
Z{\ \l’}'_ \..' t‘ l'l" .- Wk?)
J. R. RAYRIOND.
Bollilor it Uootraotor
“'urk tlunc It} the II") or (uls-
lrru'l
Sling» fin»: ti! Franklin St. nut.“ ciitrauc
l'. t) Fox (317. 404“
{.t titthi-ry.
C. N. NICHOLS.
.\I.tr.iit’.icitttcr of
BOOTS & SHOES
.\ll l{liltl.~l tif lit-pairing dtinc wttli twat-
iii-ss and dispatch.
Rubbers a Spec-
itiliy.
liasnnicni under Post Ollie-n
SOUTH NORWALK. c'r.
MULLINGS BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
.\rtv Mylo ttf Light or llvnvy \Vtillx’ built
“under.
Repair-in:
.tfr‘ Kinds (if Iv‘qsiirl'ng Prtmiytly .-tth~mi~
w! (u.
I A Ml'HJNiis‘ J. L. .\ll'l.l.l.\'ii8
No. B Mar-hall at.
DAVlD STOW.
UNDERTAKEH
Main St.. up ninth. Clark d: Lane‘s Bloch
llR‘ilDBSt‘S: «5 WEST 81‘. 533
{3'1 have a Process: iron Enuwiao
far superior to the ice box now in use.
nd attended with no more expense.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
PIA NOS,
Cabinet Organsg
Violins. Ban-
josi‘?rums,
Ortonoud WM and 5
MM. luminous sold“ W
Insulin-us. out manho- is
Exemplar".
Open “on“ Bloelt‘
Nowmlork
Southllorwaik
riot: oitroo oro.
l‘lXi‘l'llh‘lUN 'l‘lt'Kl'ZT 'l‘it NEW YORK
.\Nll lll‘l'l‘l‘llh'.
50 Cents.
Thu Popular and Swift Simmcr
Adelphi,
\\' i‘. r - .i'tc lit-r Il’llli in; ~ it :i\ ll'_' N12“? \‘illlli
~,\'t‘l tilt.“ .\l‘l‘hlllhtitth’. April 1.
1882. and twittitttac tiitt.| fttrlltt-i twitcc .tn
(wilting
, sill 'l‘ll .\tlll\\' \l h' «\in iiiiirttt! J,
tat-tilt 2- at .80 inn-ti. t-i‘ t-n
.t . 't.t- ll\.\'lll'R ‘ ntttl Nlflh ll\\l.\'
Nat-rum l.’t.l;~.
“dunno : lr"n\i' Sl-I\\‘ Ytllili frvtlu l’ll'lli 97.
L ll: .\.-4! l‘uli .\ttai . anti fr titi
int ..i 313' s‘i‘iimzr i: l. a.
”'l‘lJ“ K l' .\l i'ltNVl‘Lt 'l‘lNii .‘l‘lfl‘ilfl \\"li
llif'lf‘llll fur ll\.\lil ill? tiiotltltc .\EW ll\\ RV
’ r‘nl.
- in.- lititiiiklAN Ltst'llii‘l‘l l.‘l‘ti\‘
l“l‘:lfli\ ii! lii'ziilttf llic PM E
i‘ukts-t fir .tti .\l‘.\‘l‘ttt.\~nit ll» it.\.\lu i.'\‘
lltt.i~ii\tli.-.ti lwltmlu liirt \l"l‘t\l.\“ “bl“li l'l
7.1m: it.,-.-.L-.- .~.........-.i in "mi
ll'tl‘t 'tt li- ,_ . t.\Hltlll.\11\\.lhl"llll‘lt-lll.tl‘,t'
l{t"1r-lllltilll‘ hl‘f\ltl ntl lituml .‘ll 4.} lint..-
N( )'l‘l(.‘. ‘1.
llll. .\. ll. BALDWIN
ll‘i~ rt tit-tttd li:- tiilnv tti
7l \\'.\ Ll; S'l‘lt‘ l'll~'.'l‘,
in "w rl"'l'll' ”fill-'14: hi ,\~i it
Ni )l\‘\\'.\l.l\'.
ttl‘l“lt'll litii'l:\ ‘ .'l;i 't . i ii- . tittl‘. ‘t ‘lllti
‘l‘i-l.l'2l‘|iil.\li l\ ill“. it R
Pillllll Tllllllll tlllll Rillfllllllg
.\lll. JOSEPH
KELLER.
- l. .\"t'u Yuri-t. \\'.ll
' I )1 “'1‘kllllll‘
-t\5.. ,\ .\l'hlt'l \l.'l‘Y
I .. , .wn
Ageittsll'iii .
JESSE JAMES
. ti."1~i'lllll.li illitll\\' \l‘ll \
mil-5 anti H" r lit tl nt.‘
Ll Vi i\.\4|’l l) tltrr
i‘ -. in: ..
,\ . .~ ‘vt. . . .
..\~1ll‘ilit\,\ ii.
., — ll-n ., .t -'
1" ., . .. ’lt . .~ 1....
l'tii:>lilill.\ \it\l \lil\. 1».
iii‘. I)
l t
( lit it
hit
l
4.1-7." we. . s
Gatarrh cure!
1‘ili2ii.\'l.\'liliAl..\ililllt‘lNALl‘lt’AlL-t'l‘lth"
FUR t'.\'l'.\lil:ll \Vitrn u-t-il ziCttirtltti; to tliict'l
on! ll ncvcr 'llil‘ in t‘l'lili.
l'ricc 50 (‘t-nls at Box
For Saw it) l';.i.t.-!rtl. mittilt Xurmtih. and lit-iti-
Ntvrwaik. and martial in .tity iltllll't’fi‘ tin FGt‘t‘Htl of
price. by the pruprrctur. i. it. .\i'TTUN.
.\'c\\ Vanuatu. i‘nitn
Sit) 3111
I 4
‘P‘
HOP BETTERS.
(A Riadlciuu. not a Drink.)
Cuxtszxd
“OPS, nl'Clle FIAND‘BAm
”ASHE-LION.
it» fit! Pi'nrsv its-it tlvsv lilnwantuu-
A thin of ALL uinkii bi Willis.
'1‘ II 151' CUItE
1m illienlcs or tthrcumcb. flowers. mood.
LU cr. Kidneys. and L rtcnryUrgztn-t. her-
wuoucu. h vault-nits:- and cupeuiolly
i-‘cuiolc Complaints.
SIOOO IN GOLD.
w 2 b aid for a one they will not cure or
lllllpfuxl' tor on) thin: impure or injurious
found in them.
A u -mr (truest-i fur lion Bitters luau,
m‘cm’bcfcro you Ilt.‘\'|‘1. Toke no other.
i. C to on absolute and irresistible cure for
D Dflukwncu, use of opium, to 9 u;
narcotics.
Sun van Cucuul.
All olvovo mid by d 'llts
tho Iii-m .\Hr- t‘n . rower-m. .\. .. o run-up».
CALEB WOOD.
House, Sign
a» Ornamental
PAINTER!
Paper Hanger, tilaiscr, Gl‘llltlt'l‘
Etc.
JOHN H. SMITH
FlillllST,
“LIN .Tnfll’l‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
HEN ’ ’RY’T’I’LLY
Guildhall Warrior
lode to or or.
ashram—Eir— ALL us
amour-rs.
”MWGUW
ROBWM .
_..___._—-—
SOUTH NORWVALK, CONN ., THURSDAY JULY 20, 1882.
HARDWARE
The “Ril‘ .\N‘ORTMFNT in TOWN of
l‘t‘l‘lllullt‘n Tools,
Willie Load. l‘nlniI.
“flu and \\ lutluw I-‘lnu
A full .\ Illntlllll‘lll uf
Locks and ltnolu,
(If thu host Qinltty, l‘llt"\ll fur (‘ult
.l.\l'.\.\'l“.>‘l‘l l‘.\l'l".li \Yl‘lllll.
A.‘cnt fur ilit‘
huh I \‘citlitiil llitilcl‘ aittl lliill'a l'nli‘t
Firc iilltl Burglar l‘i‘ttttf Hrtfc.
Agricultural ltitplciiicttls.
W. C. QUINTA BI)
.\ti. it hit rit‘ HALL ltlmt K. \n. .\t mutt.
(fl ' I! ICN
ll"l sit) \. ttttt‘kttiit \lt l‘ll.\\_ linitititt itt inn
‘4.”- iii lulu: i-l.tt.titit, tilttt it in httn t tii't-il Ill :i tr l\
lll\I|‘r uiivlw- I‘rl\.ll“(l‘ttltl“lll.lll4t:‘-lt-l l-t -.
tuit~i;tt.tt.uti t‘ri-tv no.
-W' .___._~fi o-
Dentistr
lr‘lt .\ X l\' 'l‘. l[\' .\'l"l‘.
\‘tl‘l‘ lit inn-gin: it- itiit t-ttni’iimii‘mt, can and u‘
. i-mkc \rtttlt :ztl ‘l't-i tli (‘llt’nlit‘f lltllll :tiit it'llil
lh~it't-' ill .\‘nruulh :iml llil"!ill.7 iiwm m l-n tvi 'lti
\t-rt um‘mii’rriiit' llll‘l til-tiltitu . l 'llt"ll\ it»
til-l t .\'l5\\'|\llll\' \lltl:lltlll4i“|'l‘1tlitllt'llt'llll
in: :ii tltc lnut--t inn-it l'lli’l'
t :ilill lll‘ltllltli‘lltlJ>llt'
lPl Pith-villi; . .\‘uiwnil.
0pc" livvntnus.
_' llti‘ .\ll‘lltltll‘
CUT THIS OUT!
“(155.25 315 19 $40 wPEEERx.
‘.'.' I, i\’L' stor'cstnl5 beading} Citicils.
. . * ‘ t ‘L"'\l li‘l‘hlll‘l ll‘i‘tl‘llt' y
lllul ‘lllll'l‘u :trc itl
Newt ('nlnluutu' uni
t. innit
L 09 Centre Street,
NEW HAVEN.Conn
(at) 1y
.3 a on b ii. iii: 3' to a,
Fire. lili'c uml \(‘oldvnl
Insurance Agt.
Nti'l‘4\|{\' l'l‘ “1.1(7.
Rotunda".- and House Agent,
STEAMSIIH' TICKE'l‘fi. FOREIGN DRAFTS.
“'n-hlngton Street. Opposite P 0.
5l Sill'l‘il .‘ltill'tt' \l.l( iti\N
BAwI—IS
JACOB PAKULSKI.
“ilVl‘ :llltll‘ll in iinurclmrtitt intir ill‘t‘nilll: nztltiuit, tit
ihc Ncw lluit-l llluc‘... .\tititlt Norm-ilk.
Four Fine Bath Rooms,
\\'t'i'ir llU'l‘ .\.\ll t‘ttim \\'.\'i‘i-:n.
\Viticit ltiivc llrt'll tlltctl up \\ tlli llll' inns! llltllltll'l)
imprm’cmieniu.
\
on can mic ltlllt lg. l' 4 it in hilltmll for
Hair l‘uitiitgtiittl Shaving.
A! flvi- llr-i l l .y~~ M-tu-le ur. coir-innit. ”DUNN-h.“ I"
ICTvl' lll‘litllit‘l‘».
A (‘llllltil‘illilh'lK \\ lll H‘\'t i'nl .\l‘tll“ I Kili'l'lt'llt'l‘
in Ncw York. in in llll‘ I‘lliiilli and Will rciittm- ymu
corn-I. hiluinns. iiigniwiug nun-i. .\‘c.. at any linur lb
thcdav J:\t on l‘AKl‘l..\'Kl.
Soulh'h‘nrtt'alk. July 3d. {mil
SHINGLES.
All Brands and Prices.
”
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
Cherry .
Oak. ‘
and Haple.
AndollWofBudWood.
General Hardware
Table and Pocket fuller)
HillSll FlillllSlllllE Gooio -
Ship L‘llilllllll‘ly, lllll‘l‘. tfi‘c
Strait and Comoloto --
lli‘. (‘. .\l‘l \t'iti'il tit‘ Ncw York.
l“ “Innuiticitt l' tit ltlv ll‘llllt mots lttllli’lll'~ tit Nttnmli.
5“ .\..ru tilt iiittl \ l‘ lliil\. \\ .tl l‘l‘lllllili ill tin- .\ll.\i\.~‘
.
in .m .i in tiu~ \\ no“ it l\ llitl'hl‘l .\..ttti. \‘umulk
and Pick-eta.
Walnut. Ash and
Whitewood
Roofing and Sheathinx
“'llitf‘lt pangs tltc inortal llt‘llll iuaiiil,
1\l\ll Klll‘ a blitcritcsn in ltfti
.\litlitin: tltc chctsh with anguish pain
Autitl tint ilercc lutcrnal sti‘il'c:
'l‘ltuii Stsi‘ttnn‘s HtNtiE“ viliulllt“ titc pain.
And shilling lll‘illlll llhtkn up again.
m...“
'l‘akc Aycr‘il l‘ills for all tltc piiipoaca
(if a purgiitivc. fur (‘tinsiipiitioin lndgesv
tinn. lluntittcho and Liver Complaint.
liv \llllYt‘l‘Nil llt‘t‘tll‘tl. thcy arc thc beat. of
all pui‘gutivcs for family usc.
-. ‘._._ J.
Inipuro water. uttltcaitlty cliittttic.
iiin‘ipc t‘ruii. uhwhulcstunc i‘tmtl. malaria
and a thousand iiitlc ills ltl‘t‘ nothing in
lliustt tui‘tlllt‘d by tho usc of Hurt-nus
manna. "tltc dolicittuu.“
M. , Q” , w .,-
I’Iiiiml ill Lani.
An tllU‘i‘t‘illili‘ tii‘citsing fur lllt‘ hair.
that will stop its falling. has liccii hing
nought fur. l‘arkci“s littir littlsani. tits-
tiitgtiisltcti for lln‘ purity. fully supplies
this want.
'0‘. ‘ ' ' .
l ltittl Ht-\'t‘l‘\\ attacks of grnvcl and
kitlncy ll‘ullltli‘: was lllllllilt‘ it» not niiy
Iiiwllt'iitctirtlticitii‘ in i‘lll‘l‘ liit- tllllll l
“‘01. llttp lllllt‘lN‘, lllltl tltcy i‘ili‘i‘tl lilt‘ in
ll .\lltll'l mum—A lliwi'txttt'htiiut l..\\v-
vizt: ui‘ \\'.\\'.\'i~: t‘ti.. .\'. \'.
‘~—" Q‘.
linwrlcnvc 'l‘uualil Elli“!
And my intiiicy piiltl fur it. .\ftci‘ llll\'-
inn Liver t‘ttiiipl.-.iiit i‘nttr )‘t‘lil'h‘. and
hpcittltiti; ititiiii-y tiii llilhlllllllh‘ llllll dintv
llil‘a \\'ltti tlttlit'i. lit-lp lllt‘. I irit-tl Sulphur
llllll‘l'~. Six litllllt'i t'tti‘t‘tl llll' lhllltll lil-
\\'li_\.\‘ ilm‘ iltciii.~~.lli'1hi'i‘ig)h(.
,___7 -0. ' W‘—
.\ l'lll‘i‘. \\‘ltttlin~ttiiitt~ (llt'llllillltill nf
\\'llt‘li haul. .'\lllt'l’lt‘:|li pinc. i‘uttiulii lll'.
intii intiltl. t'litYFl‘ llltlfidtllll’», itll‘.. ft'itqriiitt
with tho lit-:tliiit; l‘!‘i‘llt‘t'~ tii' luilmitt iiiitl
lllllt'. r'tit "i in Hittiuitl'n ll.ttlic;il t‘lll‘t‘ for
i'utuiili. t‘ttiitplclc ll‘t'llliilt~lll ftii‘ $1.
woof _.._
Iuipruvcmcnl t‘ur llliml. and
INIII)’,
'l‘l‘t‘l‘n i~ llltll‘t‘ strt-iigih-rt-sioriiig inw-
l‘l‘ ill at lit-lllt‘ ni‘ l'ltllvl‘l‘fl tliiigci' 'ltiiiic
ili.iit Ill it lithltcl t-i' innit tii‘ it utilitiii til"
llllllt. .\~ on ltlllh‘lldt‘l‘. liltitid ptiiil‘tur
iititl kttliicy i‘t'il't‘l‘ltil'. ”turn I‘ itutltiiig
liltt' ii. tititl itivrtlith ctiit-«upicrtllv iliitl it
a \Vttittliitl'til tit\igtii':tttt lul‘ mind and
““t\ milititltt. lliilll "ii iii lit s it lil , itiitl ~tilitlii\ .
”Wu 1 in it p iii , “lit It lil' t- tit-pruning lituiili ititti “My ' """H' " "'1‘
'lrl‘ltglll in llll it.tt:t.itt.t.~~ ultu lit|\l' I». ll itiuticiti i.t - _- _
it! in. lll'ullll' it} it v “imam rl Inn-l »l.i'.lftii l"l}hll‘l:llifl
n! ilttt lintl ‘l‘ltt~ it... it'r ggltt upt l t.tl li’rulttit'itt ill llli
i'lllluVlt lil‘l“,.\.\l'..\ it. -i i»! ii. . )I'l.l" .- gtt. it i..
ltl'l l:\'l‘l-2~ \t‘l'l‘ll l~:\‘l».ltt.\‘ t i‘ti.\' 'l‘ill'T hill
\t-Jth. i.l\i-l: i;ti\\i.l.~ :\_\'iii'\il(l-Z.\
Ill“ l‘lll-l MUN.
§.l.l 'l‘li\|.l.'.l\'l- .\IlN‘tllillthi .\Vll li.\'l'l".l.l.~
l.\t. >t HUI-'l it'l5,t‘.\.\t‘}i|(i|t§. .\NU
t \.\'l\|£ifi
—7~-l ll .\l()l€.‘~’-—~
'l‘Iit ttii-t wt ittm' l‘lllliilll ill-I, llittl t-tirttitz \tlicit
port“ ti.-, ll v-,t.t.t» i-tiul .t. Illlli'l titt-ilttut— :in-l
ll'il-i‘tlll‘~ l.t.l ‘Il‘ttll.li Il' l\‘l|,"> liv. (alaiitliiiar
mull ll‘_‘~ l' .tn tilt. stir. .\ltl‘rlll'llll
:\il..- .t.— ‘ ~.]ill.;' t‘ . lllllrtdli-
..~ 1...,. ' - i~ it‘s li.-.;.~c. \‘M‘l
ta: .,t lltt . it‘lllllillllll t‘tiiiuli
.ttmn i .. .l..;.-.vt .. ..il lltlllli,‘ ttul 5.:t:_\
‘ ' ,r a v
r;-luI€ l I I l( )Nf‘s-m -.,
ttr \. «t . t. l. \ ‘.l liltt ll"l
i‘~- litt‘u l ‘, .\tattl
Ilc . . .’
'iirlli . it i‘ .t,.'t.,.
ttlt.t.~~ ll'\ll|i«'lllt.'.
lllt' :n t' ~ltlti t.trt ‘
Y ‘ ‘ '
-..£t[.'] l( I !§»\ ,,
.\ -\\t-vl iitit i... .gt lylc \ltiltt tlJt lit, lli'.ll' titl' :i'ti
tx'.it i .tt.l in. tti lbw-ll ll tin 'I .‘i\Vil‘\ lll‘Jll
\1. it ‘llll It't. ~‘i .t_-‘ t'i' \ ttt~ | Vii i.-'— .tml liti
t.tt tt~, \tlll'll~ Mitt-.ti‘~ .itttl littt~ \\‘tiiilt tt~
tit 14:.: .t. ,' ilvl lttl' t.‘. lit l‘. t v; Damn-tr-
GUTICUR‘A :50 ’32P
-
.\lii'\ti‘.il‘lli"l.t‘ti 1. Haiti. :titl .\‘iirwrt .\tititittt-
l"i‘.t"i.ttil \ttiit ill‘lli‘lill- ilnttti illlllr‘ iiiitl limiting
liztl .itt, t‘uitiwtn- iii .\ ittntlitlctl ftiriii itll llll' \tr-
Kilt" tii‘ i't'Ttt t'iti. llil‘ :rt-iti shin (inc. and i- lll~
iii-pt~tti-ilili~ Ill tlic ll'titlllll‘iil «if hluii :titil .\l‘tll’i
ll]hi‘.‘t~i‘.~s,:|llil f~.ri't-~i.tr.itg pit-wrung iiiitl livilllll'
It in: tl.t “ninth \ltlll iititl .-l.iti. 'i‘lit- only .\‘I‘lllt trin-
n. ll‘lH .\...tp
till . itiit “I'llli'tlll - .trt llli’ illll\ TI‘AI i‘ill‘.|lt\t'- l'tir
ll-PI :i‘I" .tt' llli‘ .\lttll. s. .tlp tti.tl liimitl
l'tt.. llllttlll’ll “I‘lll‘i‘lil. 51 ill ‘il‘l' lliillli“
«ititt lllll ri‘lll‘Hl‘ ltl'r Imx; lftl'gi' lmxw 31 m ("not
tlli.l \lt i|:t llllil ’l‘t..‘.t t httilp. {tit-nix. itiiit tirii .\lt‘
ll.‘ ttttt .\ltitttit- map, 1 l t . IllH railtl l‘lll)\\ll| lt'
Hi. i ptl lit".i-., \\'l‘|Il\'\.\ l'll'l'Tlilt'. linsrnii.
Whoa:
out“...
lAilcha a
gillGER .
7'3““ . .
[nun-pun, ilaiti‘ciicy. rising of fund. lllill'U-ts all
ll‘l‘ (tilllllL'. i‘rtiiitiiv llllll paliin. titttrrlinca, ll\'l-l‘l|l(‘f"y',
rt'l‘ltli' (l ,zt‘nlliill‘ titiiippctttc or hilt‘ll"lli, 'fulliiwilti
Ity tuitgtittr, tlchiltit. llt‘l‘\|lllllllt’lhl iiiitl'lti-is tif ulccp,
tlciiiiii ll an initiit-dialc unc uf Sanfurti‘l (litigcr, "the
tlclictt-itn“ itll'l itiily t‘tllllllllllllltlll nt' thc ’l‘itiu (illi-
:t'r. i‘lttiicc Aruinitlics Itllll l"i‘cticli llrniitlv. ltnwai‘c
tif.titiittititiii.~ iiiiitl tn lll' as utitiii. Ask for Stilifuitl‘u
tliligrr. and “IR“ tin lllllt‘l‘ .\‘tiltl l‘l'i‘l‘l’\\‘ltt‘l’l\.
WEEKS d5 l'U' 'l‘l'lll. liusttni. .
col? i Simona—16W
tittntic. yet cf‘lcctivc. united
with healing llalsalu. l‘tlllilt’l'
("ULLINS Villt'l‘AIt‘ l‘lhl‘lk‘
'l‘lilC I’LAS'I‘ERS uuc liuu-
tlrcd iiiiiw- superior to all
other l‘lll‘tll'li for every pain
\vcttltuc-yt ntid intluiitititun.
p‘As‘B“ l‘rlcca‘oc. .\‘uid (‘\‘Ul“\'\\'lw!0‘
icr day at ironic. Samples worth :5
5 to $20 law. Addrcss Sunson & 00.. Port-
lalllil. Maine. htirilv.
- it Wt‘t‘li lit yiilll‘ awn l:I\\'lt. 'i‘ci'ttis and $5
$66 (titlfll from Addrcri ll. llALLll'i‘T to t'u.,
l ul‘llJnll. Mattie. 51m ly
.
Old Dr. Pltcher‘o routed: to!
Children‘s Complaints.
45:13chle «dugout! to CMNNHJ:
Dr. Alex. Robertson, tour lid Av“ N. Y.
“Haunt. Hamlets cad li'oitdwiiuy Meadow.“
Dr. A. J. Green. Rcyorton, 1nd.
" [M ii at crawler to any known "My.“
Dr. 11. A. Archer. 82 Portland‘Av“ Brooklyn.
Morin ll not concur. llcthm.Nnmt
coil Doctors moo thot for Sbchtcatuh.
Fistula”. Diorrhoa. ‘ond Conciliation
not-hint to so prompt as old Dr. Pltohor‘o
Outed.- llr outnilotlu tho thud.
m clvoo robs-t hooith ond no-
EN'INI INIMENT
The Great Healing Remedy.
Au humble our. for Show. Id-
i w muons. ops-oi
wl‘fdmuflu Lonomoo a:
any onus.
doors
“.-
'nwny
coo- I‘vmmuo“ tron-ob
ad with
THE DAYS-
Tho teeming days go cit. cart and another,
With steam or sunshine. or with rm oi cloud.
\l‘itli knots ct (icicles “atom: the tangled incohcl
ut ivy. trailing whom the humans crowd.
'l‘llt‘ teeming (lays to on with worry titties.
li‘ratned in will veils of wavy tlaxun hair.
With dancing lecithin tread the happy Naomi
With dtiuplcd hands in attitude of prayer.
i‘hit looming days [:0 on. The law summer,
With happy hlnlorong. and with «minor dove:
I‘ht‘ clover patch all whito with apple hummus:
'i‘ltclroac-stiuwn pathway. with liar dream of
ol‘lh
'l‘llt‘ titanium days no on. Thu weaned feet won-
or
in scotch of rcst. oinltl the cooling: borrow.
\l’ltllo lumping our tho dried loaves. and h ‘tu‘ia
wonder
'l‘hat death should sci his seal upon the flowers.
'l‘lic twining days an on: the crunch! living
l'pon tho licitrtltvultinc of a rtewrcd home;
'l‘hc coilln iltl pinned down. the inuurncm crying,
'l‘hc little elilldiun orphaned and ithiiic.
'l‘hc locating days 3° on. spring, autumn, snin'
mac.
Ltkc “‘qu along the about they dit‘ ll‘l‘fl)‘;
'i‘ltit teciuiui: days an un. nu uric can iiiiiitltcr.
The ushers in the licaurnwitttii litl).
—lltit*|ttwit-r liciiiticritl.
GRANDNIB’EERTSTMONEY.
“Bless and hiu‘t‘. its. iiitithcr, whet. be yo
duiu‘ '1’" dcittundml Farinor Martin. in great.
Iluitztllllt‘ul. as ho onion in til the kitchen
door for a jug of iimltiuaoo and water.
“I'm a-clcauin‘ house,“ said Mrs. Martin.
If Min. lluaon .\lttittiu had boon going to it
masquerade party she could scarcely have
disguised hcriiclf inure systcuiatically. llor
head was tied up in a rolls-r towel whose
end, «reaping boltind. “ stronmod likn a
mulfiflf to the troubled air," licr portly
daurc was incurred in a cntimc working
apron, llt‘!‘ shirts were pinncd up and her
sis-xvi»: rolled high abut-o tho albuw.
“ Didn‘t know yo t‘lllltt‘llllt‘tl to conitncnco
'0vdny.“ raid tltu fizi'uicr.
" Well, I didn‘t, exactly," owned his witc.
” But tho minute your uiothcw undo up her
mind sltu‘d lltl\’t‘ the liflhit‘ and \thililil and
go uvcr in Duncan 'l‘rutlgo‘s widow‘s to
mend ihti dtty. I niotlc up my mind to hcgin
himwmlt‘aitin‘. You we, linen. you know
yuan-ii! that Mutbcr Mortin is o plctwiut
tild lady. and i not it dial of More by hur.
but slit» can‘t. bear to have nothih‘ disturlmd,
and them tilt»; of old papcnt up gnrrct, and
hoop-t of rusty tins and old bottles down
collar. and tho. lll‘ttlti‘ll rmclzt-ry brick of the
poniry dmir that all - always my» sho's giving
to mend whim slic unis tonic, nitl tbit bitr~
rcls of rim. iii lllli Murcia-nut vlm‘h goiu' to
left. ilVl‘l‘ lll it Ii‘..1|lll<‘ iif luau: . “
"\Vltnt bu you golu'Lw do with 'omP'
ukctl Famicr Martin, its his wife pausod to
lntw it long despairing breath.
“ They're gouol" said Mrs. Martin, with
I roguish twinkle in her eyes
“ Gone where P“
“Moulds sold the rugs to o rug-man be.
fore grandma‘s wagon was out of sight."
said the cuta‘prisiitg matron. “ The papers
Elder littxlcy gave me five dollar. for, 'cnusc
they dutcti clear lllii'll to Prosidout Zack
Taylor's titncu. au' hi3 said tbcy‘d be it curi-
osity for the Young Muir's llcadlug Room.
Much of a curiosity, unload! And tho
crockcry nlltl tbc old tin cons and the bottles
usoht't gotwl for lilillilll' tinder creation, I
gnvc Bill lit-its ii quarto:- to bike ‘sm down
in the (lltl in ii by the stutic fence, and fling
‘l‘lll all in."
" What i" cried Mr. Martin. “ Filliu' up
my old well, eh? Wherc be I goin' to water
the conic d'ye s‘posc 1'"
“ It ain't. but it [into fiirtliur to tho brook,"
said Mrs. Marlin. \\ l:‘i “'I“ mm of llinso
bustling, nittltttrliittivc rm. :llr'u‘ who “-0 .
~t ‘. .lwtl well Ain‘t
t‘lll‘l) rotted
law llltl" llll‘lll‘vl l\. 5:.
IMc. \l- vt-r
iii
“as, hllllt‘ llil‘
"Minty thc gnurd-sbcll of pttrc cold water
['vo di'ttttlt thct'c. which the old house stood
dosh by tindcr thc liiittcmut-trec,“ said the
Partner with it sigh. “Aftirc we pulled it
down and built thc ucw nun."
“ Wcll, yc won't ucvnv tit-ink no more."
said .\li's. .\ltti'lin. “ Tin» watt-r‘rt tnt'ifil all
run out hlilt‘t‘ wr- tint; thc lit'w \v ll’down
horn, and I‘w llfltl ll)" l'lllltlil‘ll carrying
cobble fitnuca llit‘l't‘ all tlic spring. at it pt‘lill’
o buudrcd. to gct tlic lillt‘lilt'lltl'l')‘ pnsturu
clttnml out it littlu. .\li‘l ittiw ill“ old truck
has gone «tip of it, moi i\ try-ml rilllanco
I) two bad things at once, says I I"
Mr. Martin groom-d.
“ ll 1'._ t; anti-2'." said llI‘. “ you always
did li’ll'u _\'Il‘.li‘ ttwu way. and you always
will, I s‘ptiitn. tut whnt bothcm mo loo——
what will Granlmn say ?"
“ I don‘t u'pmo slm‘ll ho pleased." said
Mrs. Martin. stirring vigorously at tho pail
of whitcwnuh. “ But it‘s done, and it can‘t
be undone, and. aftcr all. what iii the uric of
turning one‘s home into n inttgpic‘s nest 3’"
The faruiuv filled up his lag. and retracted
to the roinctcsl fastnoaitws of tho timothy
meadow, rcnnlvcd to be out far as possible
out of the way when tho old lath coins
home.
“ llclly lkt‘s hcr own way.“ said he.
“ And so does mother. And when that. and
steel comes together. there‘s most generally
fire l“
But poor Mother Martin come home in
quits a diam-out fashion from what they had
orpoctod. Struck down with apoplcxy at
the neighbor's house, she was carried back
scion her own thresholdwdeodl
And Mrs. Martin. who, in spite of their
mutual peculiarities. had boon fond of her
mother-in-low, wept rec! tours of genuine
grist. ond oudibly rejoiced that Grandma
bod never known about the selling of the
old papers, ond tho filling up of the ancient
wall.
So Mrs. Martin, senior. was dead and
curiod in the old cemetery on the mountain
dds.
“Strange, oln't it i“ said Mrs. Doocon
Truduo. "Everybody o‘poscd old Mrs.
Koala bod money in the book, ond now
thou oic‘to sizcollttobolocndl“
“All fooled owoy ln than docclvin‘ shores
thot horooc Josiah was mined with,” sold
mos Grundy. “Unbcknown to Rocco and
his wll‘ol That‘s the woy it's gone, you
raw dopondi"
But Mr. ond hit-ii. Rosco Moi-tin could not
bollovo thot Grocdmo could so for hove loot
heron-cu: to fritm solld money owoy
lilo thot.
“Monro on you live, Hosea.” sold tho
who, “ sho‘l put it cwoy somewhere! In o
stocking or o hog. or up a chloibly. or undo!
the Mail 0! the old kitchen hearth! And
it must be found. For Nathan‘s ookcl
Groudrco olwsys said Matty was to hovohcr
annoy. sud now that oho‘s ongogod to
m“
“WP'EyMpi‘v'il‘duopmiou. Betty,‘ sold
thofonnornhokinghlohoodlnoocrlofdh-
councillor tiny," thotyon sold thot new,
deco up in tho rag bogs!“
“Ronni" aid Mrs. m, growing
polo. “ltmlchl houboon in tho lilo-c!
cows. lotd u sndotltchoddown. Pro
White‘s-ohm! hollow-kg;
“ I reckon you‘ll find that that house-
cloonln‘ conic pretty expensive. said Mr.
Martin. dryly.
All scorch proved unsvoiling. Nothing
could be discovcrod of Grandma‘s money.
No scrap of paper to word it claw. no hid.
den hoard, not. even 3 word of allusion to it.
in the old lady‘s neatly kept memorandum
book. And to lifatiltiri‘o exquisite modifica-
tion, Mr. Rufus Barton. oftcr o decent per-
iod of time had elapsed. delicately gave her
to understand that ho didn‘t fool oblo to
marry ot present. and that. sooner than bind
her by tho trominels of a long engagvincnt,
he considered it better to release her from
her troth l“
“ Just M you phone.“ said Matty Martin,
with true Now England spirit. And all Ibo
team she shod wore wept. iu scorch to the
great disappointment of the neighborhood.
who wcro looking out with some intorcst to
see “ if Matilda Martin would pine any,uow
hot little Barton htid ntittencd hcr!"
But sho didn‘t. Instead of that, aim mar
n‘od Alvali Deon, who had always loved her
front a child.
"I ain‘t collogmlenrucd liko Rafe Bur~
ton,"ooid he; but! love you. Matty, and
I‘ll bc a good and truc husband to ’0‘
see if I ain‘t."
And the imwlvacddcd couple came to
live with tho Martins at the old homestead,
for “men was getting old and rheumatic.
and Mr. Martin could not bear tho idco of
parting from bar only daughter.
’llrno crept by. Hosea Martin and his
wife grew to bc white-haired old pcoplo,
ond Alvoh Donn had prospered on the form.
and built it new burn up on the bill, when
one day he sold to his cherry-checked wife:
“Didn‘t there use to be on old well up
somewhere near the big butternut troc,
Matty, ot the south side of do barn?"
" Of course,“ noddod Matty. “ But tho
cub rottcd sway. and mother thought it on
Rafe. 80 aflnr the now well by the house
was dug, thcy illlcd it up."
“ I‘ve a notion to Open it again.“ said
Alvoth. “The wok-r would be drt‘adftll
handy. now that wc kocp all tho cattle
thorn." .
“ But.“ said Matty. “ l scent to recollect
lhot it ran dry after the now mm “in: dug.”
" I gums we can ntrikc water if we go doc-p
enough,“ said Aivtih. “ Anyhow, I mean
to try."
The old well was rmpuncd.waltliougli
Alvah Dmu rcmrtrltctl. with a groan, that
all the old trash in creation :iconicd to have
been poked away then».
“Bullion." said he. " And broken-nosed
pitchers. And tin cans, ltiilf rusted away.
and cobblu tetanus. and goodness known whtii
till. Enough to act up it jtnik-hltup with.“
“ .\li,“ mid Matty, with n ninllc, " mothcr
filled it up the militia spring that she sold
grandinuihcr's money to tho mg pctldlcr
that net-ci- clinic around again. At a cent
and a half n pound."
“ No use crying timer spilt lilllk, niy 'glrl,‘
said Alviili, bnively.
" But I'm not crying," mid
" I'm laughing. Don't you ticc ‘1“
Just then in canto h'tLlo Boss, the young-
cst. imidcn-haircd darling of tho flock.
“0h, luflllllufh," she cried, “look at. the
lnvcly old cnmkcd stone jug that came out
of the old well. .\lrtyn't. inc and Funny have
it to fix liquoriceavntcr and strawberry wine
in? Look ! The cork is sticking tight in it
yct."
" But it's cracked down tho side, door."
rcniousimtt-tl Mrs. Dcan.
“ Iliit wo can putty it, momma, like Mrs.
butcher‘s best china bowl. Please, Dilliulllfl,
may we ?" urged the mitc.
Mrs. Dean took it up. and looked curiously
at it.-——mi old. highshouldcred jug of drab.
with n sprawling pattern of blue dashed
down the side.
"I rcmcuibcr it well, said she. “ It used
in hllllltl bchiiid tlrtinzliim Martin‘s buttery
Matilda
shclf. I used to fancy the pattern was likc
a bluc crab. And we r"
“ 0h. titanium I" cried Bass. with a
shriek; "oh, utmnntrt!"
For lllil liiiitdlti hail slippvd through Mrs.
Dean‘s fingers, and the jug fcli with a crash
to thc ground.
But the ntmtcwarc was strong. and it sop-
ltl‘fllt‘ll in two pieces, following the line of
the crank.
" It's sittfl‘vnl full of funny bits of brown
paper," ci'ictl licits.
Mrs. llotiu gave a littlo. scream and grew
vary pain.
" Grandmother‘s money i" she cried. “ As
true as you live and breathe. mother,“ to
Mrs. Martin. who had come l'mpiug in on
her crutch. “it's gfillltllllolllfif'fl money, put
tltcre ten good years ago i“
It was true. The stone jug, lying almost
at the top of the Mirror doth-is, had kept. its
trcosnm dry and auto: and bore. ton yam
after the old lady was dead and cctombod.
her secret. hoard—mlwnys intended for Ma-
tiltln~httd uuuic to light.
A thousand dollars. Nut a grunt. sum.
perhaps, but wealth to those primitive poo.
pic. And Rufus Burton, who had married
a [flatly shrcw and just failed inzthc grocery
business, moaned over "what might have
been ;" and Alvah Donn kissed his wife. and
blessed God in his heart ; and Farmer Mn!-
tin chuckled at his ancient helpineet, and
remarked, with something of his old voc-
gishncss:
“That house-cloanin' of yours likc to hovo
cost yo I thousand dollars, Hotty i"
Whilc Matilda said, softly :
” Heaven blame the dear old grandmo'
thcr l“——Slu‘rlry jimww.
wW—v—
Don-r, mats.
Don‘t think it necessary for your happi-
ncss that every afternoon bc sp- at. in Ulfik‘
lug calls or on the street shopping. Home
is not o more hotel wherein to eat and sleep
who dreary to be cudurcd without oom-
pany from abroad; homo work is not men
drudgery, but. useful ministration to those
'3 love. .
Don‘t mistake giggling for ohocrtnlncso,
slang phases for wit, boisterous rudeness
for trunk may, impcrdnont spoochcs for
ropcrtcos. 0n the other bond, don‘t be
point, formal. slit, nor assume o “country
face" eloquent of “ prunes, potatoes,
prisms.“ nor sit bolt upright in o corner,
hands. foot, eyes and lips carefully posed for
ofloct. An cflcct will he produced, but not
the one you wish. Nor yet sit occrni‘nlly
rooorvcd. initiating the dun, moors,
looks on. of thooo Hound you. bloke
up your mind tint your companions
monthovrholo. oprottynlco not of poo-
pio—l! thoy ore not, you bod no business to
concourse; them—tint there to condition
to rospoct tad like in cool: of thorn. Dolor-
nlnotohovoonlco limo myhow: thondc
port to mks it so. no genial. cordial
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OLD Till! “ORDERS.
Ions oftho Force-o Crisco ofh‘ow York.
not so many thlngo loom choose that we
need not wonder much at any particular
one. Pcoplc with o fancy to going back to
old limos still talk about the Bunion nun»
dor. which brought tho name of Mrs. Gen-
ninghiun into notice all over the world. The
strange thing about that was that tho crime
was ncvcr .tlxcd upon any one, though so
for as “moral conviction “ wont. them was
very little doubt as to the author. lit-s.
Cunningham is said to be still living serum
was somewhat over 40 when the murder was
committed and that was twenty-five years
om. She kept the honsc, which bclnngod
to Iltirilcll, as I bonnling honor, and Bur-doll,
vtho carried on basins»: in it its a dentist,
was mm of her boardtm. linrdcll cmnc home
into at night, and wont. to his room. where
ho was found dead no.“ morning, his body
(rightfully gashcd with knife thrusts, and
the furniture and floor spatter-(d with blood.
The theory goes that Mrs. Cunninghrun,
having an cyo on his proporty, had tried to
catch him as a husband, failing in which
he was murdercd, with a vicw of bar coming
forward afterward its his widow and claim—
ing the property. Tho extraordinary lmgns
baby business that. followed gave some coL
or to tho ihcnry, though many people tic.
lieved it to be what would be called “ a
put up job “ to catch the woman in some
way, by Oakey Hall. who WM than dis.
trict Attorney. What an excitcmout the wholn
thing made. to be sure, and how thc papcis
dcr, in the murticrcd nitui‘s mom. right
cudcr the windows of the Fifth Avcnuc
llotcl. The author of the terrible crime has
hcvcrbocu discuvcrod, though any itumlmr
of Pcoplcltavc said ever since that they
could easily point out tho innit. Sumo dc-
tectivcs havo talkcd the Stunt! way. but the
man —wcll. that matter may as will not ho
gone into.
and chnngcd for business, and for several
yt-iirs past. it. has boon occupied by the
Atlantis Express Company and the Western
l‘niou Titlcgniph company. I might write
upn chapter of stntnge things that hnvo
hitppcncd in New York. but it probably is
not worth while. Thai-c is one more.
though. that I may mention. It has how
in this column lxcforc. but it has lately as.
(slitiml a now phase, which gives it a fresh
intorcst.
'l‘iic ntattcrlmcsn is the very cur-ion:
IA‘Wlh‘ conic. John D. Lewis was a whole.
salt“ dry—goods merchant. IIc had good bus.
intws tnct and he made a good dciilofinoncy.
Most of the money was invested in real
estate, as first as he made it. and after the
war he gave up dry-goods and attended only
lotlio mtumgctncnt of his pmpcrty. I rc-
mcmber him very wr-ll. for I had occasion
to meet him often. lie was a man of quite
singular appearance. Ilia bond was covcr-
ed with crisp black hair that curlcd :vcry
close and his complexion was extremely
whitc. None knew anything about his fam-
ily. Histicquniuttincos understood that he
had come from min of the West India
Islands, and that was all. So for M they
know. ho had ucvc‘: lct-n nmrriml.
John D. Lt‘WlS dictl an”. lcfi a valuable cs.
tote. Relatives wcr-t l."ll€‘C".‘ for but not
found. Afters cmiylt-of years. however,
two ucgroos, it man ml wuimm. black as
any of their men, nppmrcd and claimed the
property. On what ground ? That they
were the brother and :ister of Lewis. And
they proved it. and got ilin property. That
accounted for the crisp, curly hair itud chalk
complexion. The ucgrti and ucgwss prov-
od their claim and got what remained of the
estate. and that \vrts supposed to be the end.
But now the curtain rises again. A Jewish
wotuun who-ac futhcr is prcity well known,
applies for the setting aside of a divorce.
Her story is that when quite young she ran
away with Lewis and was married to hint.
Her father pursued and sop-imtod thcni.
He took her home and a suit for a divorce
was entered. Lewis made no opposition,
and the divorce was granted. That was all
a. good many years ago. Now the woman
wants the decree of divorce annulled. on the
ground of irregularity. ththcr she will
succeed or not is. of course. a question. If
she docs she way have a claim on the estate
that was given to the negro tllltl ncgi‘ess.
This is the bare outline of probably as sing-
ular a case M any that the dry records of
the law can show.
—__‘..—-——
WHAT HE WOULD DO.
It was in tho smoking cm‘ on the New
York Control. There was one r-littp who was
Mastering a great deal and telling of how
many duels he had fought, and behind bin:
sat a small man reading; a magazine.
“Sir!" said tho big man as he wbcclcd
around, “ what would you do if clinllcngctl r"
“ Refuse.“ was the quit-t reply.
“Ah! I thougbtasnnich. licf‘nsc and he
branded rt coward i What if a gontlcman
adored you the choice of a duel or it public
honewhippingwthcn what 3"
“I‘d take the whipping."
“ Ahv—l thought ism-thought so from the
looks of you. Suppose, sir, you had fouily
sitindcrcd him it“
“I never slander."
“ Then sir, suppose he had coolly and do.
liberntcly insultcd you a what would you
do 1’"
“ I’d rise up this way, put down my book
this way. and N'llt‘ll ovci' lllu' this and talu-
hiin by thc now as I talu: you, and give it ll
three-quarto? twiez-vjust so 2“
crouch down to get away from bullets. but
there was no shooting. Tho big man turned
rcdwthcn pidomthcn looked the little won
over and remarked:
“ Certainly-of coma—that‘s it exoctly 2"
And thou convorsotiou turned on the gon-
orsl prosperity of the country—Detroit
M Prue.
-———ooo--—-
rim-runs arm ammo—mo. hm
Dointy was reading out in Missouri, and at
one of tho rccoptionl which frequently fol-
lowhorrondings o gentleman was present
who in oblo to tolk horse vol-y fluently.
butcontdn‘ttolkonythhig obs. Not being
oblohtnlkmuohhomtho little lady was
phasiodhow bonurtdathkguoot. dutilho
usually montlonod that ho formant lived in
city.
www.mfimflm'
Wmufixw
me‘rmcdnswi fill:
one: W. fimwfi’!‘
whore beyond tho Rocky liotiniitins. Sho .
hcpt ringing the changes on it. every day. .
Thou tlicrc was the llcnjiuitiu Nathan inur- *
Tim .\‘iithtin mansion was partly ‘
pulled down a few yuan; nftcr the murder. l
Well, .
When the littlu innit lot go of the big man‘s .
misc. the atom with tho \vltitc hill on began to
oat-loin W “Oh. you.“ oho
cabinet), “Iroodthoco bolas four oven.
”*fifi‘mmn mu: m
Thusho vo o very
conscious.“ Accumulation dado ”.mmsmM-mdm
moo who know motbing, oathuuh‘ ‘-
lopliod. "III. they havooonicoouilo
mkootho‘rololnthosmo.‘ Tho subo-
qnootollencocooto fluent-over tho onllro
mam cowboys or
such.
tarot.
WHOLE NO. (312
LARRY JIROHB’S STORY. <
llovv llo Astonish-d u Eulloh Slot-
Mr. Lawrence Jerome, when last in Lon-
don, thought he would run down and see his
{niece Lady Churchill. Hr. Jerome is a
, grunt favorite with the nobility. On his re~
‘ turn to the grout city one! A charming visit
ho found himself in an apartment in the
milway out: with a heavy English swoll.
Mr. Jcmmr. its all the world knows, is a
I most ctnnpauimml-lc gantlcinau. In vain he
l‘udt‘flVUl‘l‘tl to draw his communion into con.
i vormticu. Finally Mr. Jurouie inquired:
. “ Do you sincku it Will you have a cigar?
‘Onc of Lord Churchill‘s ‘3“ Thu snob was
moved to smilc and noccpt the cigar. " Ah!“
dmwlcd tho snob. “ your‘n American 1’”
1 “Yes,“ responded Jcrnmc, “full-blood: "
I, and he added. " My father fit into the Rev-
t elation."
“ lino where P" inquired the snob. “The
l Revolution. you remember," responded Mr;
5 Jcroxnc, “is when we Americans made
i John Bull sick and acknowledge Brother
7 Jonathan was a greater man than the Brit.
% ish Lion. “ Ah, yes: obi" was the drawi-
1 ing response. Finally the conversation
drifted into the subject of railroads. Tho
Englishman was bonding of the great speed
of thc linghsh railways. The engine bit-ll
hing a.“ thcy nonrud a station. It suggosted
tit Jci‘utuc mi opportunity of “ taking down
his companion a peg or two.“
" What‘s that noise 1’“ innocently inquired
thc American wag.
“ We arc approaching a town," mid the
l‘liiuiidiiiiiiu ; “ thcy have to commence
ringing about 10:) mllns before they got to a
. station. or i‘lsl‘ the train would run by it be-
furc the 1“ ll could be heard! Wonderful.
isn‘t it ? I suppose they haven‘t invented
bells in America yet ‘r"
.. Why. _\cs.“ rcplicd Jerome; “ wo‘vo~
gut lwlis. l~lzi we can‘t usc thcm on our rail-
triads. We run so tar-ml fast that. the train
always kccps ahead of the sound; no use
‘Wlillli‘YL‘X‘ : the sound never reaches the vi]
lagc till till-.‘l‘ the train gets away."
“ Inticcd.“ t-xclrtimed the Englishman.
“ Fact.“ said Jcmxue ; “ bad to give up
bclls. Then we tried steam whistles—but
they wouldn‘t answer. either. I was on o
locmnzitit‘c when the whistle was tried. Wc
\vcrc gating at a tremendous: mte—hurricanm
Wul‘t‘ lam but, and 1 had to hold my hair on.
We saw :i two—homo wagon crossing the
trick. :ll-:‘lll lit 0 miles: ahead. and thecugin-
c..- l. t the whistle on, screeching like 3
:rv-up. r. l'. scrtmncd awfully, but it wasn‘t
no ilk". Thc next thing I knew, I was pick-
in; t;~.;.‘.f out of a pond by the roadside.
mid tl.t- fragments of the locomotive, dead
bursa, .l lirttkcu wagon and den-d engineer
lying hostile 1110. Just then the whistle chino
lilting. min d up with sonic terrible oaths
that I board this t‘ligluttl‘l‘ not when he first
saw the humus. Poor fellow! he was dead
bcft-i.‘ its \nicu reached him. After that
we tried t'l ‘:-.nn‘s electric lights. supposing
these “01;.Jl1‘dl'i'l {itslcl' than sound. We
got 501220 so pmvcrful that the chickens all
wok..- up along the road when we came by,
suppming i: to be morning. But: the 1000-
motive kept ahead of it still. and was in the
darkness, with the light chic behind it;
The inhabitants petitioned .._.itinsl. it; they
‘t couldn‘t Hlttcp with to much light in the
night time. Finally. we hnd to station isle.
gmphs along the road, with signal men to
telegraph when the train was in sight,
and I have hand that some of the fast trains
beat tho lightning fifteen minutes every
forty miles. But I can‘t my as that: ls true,
the rest I know to be so.“
The English snob made his exit at tho
next station and Jommo kept on smoking.
. _ ‘kfl
THE WEAR OF GOLD COIN.
Dept-rotation of rho Value of Money by
(insulation.
the wear of circulation of the gold coin-
opc of England is there exciting some dio-
cusmiou. and it has stimulated Mr. John
Bidtiulph Martin to make an extensive in-
vestigation. He scat for information to
every bank, to some fourteen nilwoys, u:
fifty pmttnillccs. and to o number of largo
wage-paying firms, and he received 1.09:
rcttmts. It was found that gold coins minted
anterior to 1840 nrc now very scarce. The
most important point established was that
most of the gold new in circulation is more
or less light in weight. Upon the total
utniibcr of coins of each year since 1817 in
circulation there is a weight deficiency of
Si.221i,7:m grains. The mean lossof weight
per coiu through the wear of circulation is
0.432:- grains. Mr. Martin estimates the
[hurt on light gold £14 122;. per 4,000 sover-
eigns-the postofficc finds it to be actually
£i2 105. On light half sovereigns the loss
is much greater, ranging in actual expenses
from £21 63. to £22 163. an £4,000 worth.
Thus the coin of the realm is in o vory bod
way. Individuals hour the loss and not the
nation a: large. the only loss of the notion
being the £6,000 depreciation on gold sno-
tnined by the postomco. The brunt hits
upon the bankers who do their utmost to
ovoid paying for the rocoiuoge of sovereigns
and half sovereigns and no heavily loaded
with coin. for which they can find little use.
Their plan has bean to send down largo
amounts of worn coin to provinciol outn-
ot‘ business, when they sell it to local banks
against can or fittocn doys‘ drafts on Lon-
don. The bonkers put out the 'coiu mung
thcir wags-paying customors. The Lomicn
bunker luscshis fortnightly interest on the
tummy mthor than incur ihc loss of sending
thccoiziinto the Bank of England to be
clipped. Mr. Martin proposes that the
Suite should undertake the task and expense
of puttiiii,r the gold currency upon its proper
footing: and of keeping it there. The first
expense would be £560,000. Tho avenge
lilo ofosovcroiguis 17.9 yours, or o half
sovereign 11.6 years. Mr. Martin suggests
that. an allowance of one groin on ovary
sovereign of twenty years old and o hols.
groin onerory sovereign of ten syeul old
should ho mode at tho :3ch of tho Shh
on the light. currency now in existence, [cov-
ingthcindividnoltobou the loss on light
coins" ofloterdoto. Boobmggooutho
ll. of £1 notes.
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hurtling forsomethingtoeohhomul til.
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