"I IWGI OF ”IRON-
mmmvwmuwm
“thltpo-nwny;
wmmrumin mun.
Amway-day."
You no». luau will. that narrow
xmnotccnictnutn;
marmunemn magma.
Naming-pun.
lather cu urruoturtbbravcu.
AMMW my.
tint a! for. wtth spear and bucllrr.
hut endear friction Mt;
m horwtthametnavhoun.
I: hordunkywtnxlp-
Lmninc for tho murmured “It
inrrowuwmm
4m
.0. -
"III 0! "film.
lamb. M Calla. a— lion and
M
—thn then" a will there‘- a war-tn
”hit it.
vA bullied: that in alwayl picking up—
Humidifie-
~—ln Chicago thorn arc 13.1213 industrial
ratabliahniontn. employing lantl‘o pounce.
“Rita of con! thnt poor children pick up
near public aealu arc gatharlhca by the
woighaudo.
«~A girl has bcen urn-ted in Kano“ t‘ity
for flirting with the manner: in a funeral
pence-lion.
._ A young gentleman and a young lady of
Tulane-owe wore wedded an they come out of
tho liaptiniiial clutcrn.
.\ man ucvcr look: to like a ml‘hanilml
Vllllll‘ll an whcn be is told by tini photoumbb-
or to " look plu‘amiit.“
«Chief Joy-two t‘haao‘ii rcmaiun arc to be
moved from Washington to t‘iiicixioziti.alwrc
a monument to but mcuiory will be rum-d.
Why may tho poncho mule be looked
upon ma nmphblc to pathctic emotional
Bccausc he occulonally drop a tunic-turf.
“ Haven‘t you got chock 2'" wan tlic n~~
upon“ of a four-yearold boy when his
tcnchcr It hia first day in school naked him if
he could read.
wuno dry goods dealer in Cincinnati pity»:
unin- taxi-n into the city treasury than ”1!“
cightccu brcwcra and thc 3.0!!) saloon keep.
on of tho city.
«~A out» for mimic. when exhibitml by
young portions. in ccrtainLy conimcmlnblv.
and ohmilil be cultivutevi but don‘t start them
of! with a drum.
“3 rodwood tron nineteen feet in diam»-
[or was rvccntly fcllcd near Giierucvillc.
Cal. and whcn it struck the earth it rattled
the (llriht‘tt in bounce a milo away.
Ain't that a lovely critter. John.” said
Jcrusha. as thcy stopped opposite the leop-
nnl‘a-i cugc. ” Wunl. you.“ said John. “ but
hc‘u dreadfully frt‘cklml. ain‘t he I"
~Thc lakes and ponds of California. ac.
cording to a recent census bulletin. cover an
mo of 1,301) Munro miles. Tnlarc Lake l!
the largest body of water lying wholly within
the limited of the United States.
~70“ wheels. pails. wushbowhi and even
bricks are made of paper, Now. why don't
some one go to work and make leather out
of boarding house pierrust. It wouldn't
ri‘quirn a practice of binning.
some years ago William Francis Henri-
.tm left Huntington binding. Conn. when
ho owned priipcrty. nod was not heard from
for yum-ii, He died recently in Brazil. lcnv.
mg $1MLUOU to relatives in tho North.
_..-~ Momma. do you know what the largest
npocieoi of nuts are? You shake your hood.
w.-u_ I‘ll tell you-vthcy arc elephants." and
the littlc follow turned it suinuiersnult and
shouted . “ Whoop. momma. I‘m no slouch.
you know."
.—-*\Vh:tt possible harm can thcro be in
tolling a bell?“ ask: A village philosopher.
We heard of a young man who told a belle
something. and it coin him five thousand dol-
lars because ho didn't do what he told the
bcllc he would.
——A newly married man complains of the
high price of " ducks." He says hiswifc rn
candy paid for three of them—o duck of I
bonnet. a duck of a dress. and a duck of n
punsol. Ho any: such “ dealings in peril
try " will ruin tum.
——An Indians former belicvcs that 5 fun:-
inc is near at hand. and for several years has
refused to sell any of his large when! crop.
The grain fills nearly all the buildings on
the form, including the rusidenco. and much
of it has spoiled.
—A Yankre paper bus the following : “ A
man. who is owing us it little bill. said he
would call but week and pay us. if his was
alive. He still appears in the stroet. but. as
he did not call. it is naturally supposed that
ho is dead. and walking around to suve
funcrnl expenses.“
—.\ncient bric-u-britc in being manufac-
tured and planted at the South. A bowl or
dish was recently unearthed near (‘hnttnhom
choc. Fla. lu quality And color it resembles
hard bnrucd brick. and on its bottom is in-
scribed “ Deco. 1540."
v“ Pu, what is ennilnge ?“ “ Why—virtu—
enailngo. my son. is—un—onsilngc in—-oh.
something like mueilage ; used to stick
things together. you know. There, run
away to play. and don't disturb the now.“
And that boy thinks his pa in a very ency-
clopedia of window.
—A Montpelier man. failing to bring
down a to: with his little gun. determined to
resort to more deadly means. no he divested
hint-elf of his boots and moat of his clothing
and gave chute. After an exciting little run
he overhauled Bayard and caught him by
the hind logo.
—The Jewiah colony which was founded
in Louisiana a few months lines has proved
a failure. it lg sold. 0! it: portion: who
settled there only seventeen remain. They
disliked the climate. Moat of the Russian
down now on the way to this country will
settle in b‘cw Jersey.
—-—A colonel of a regiment which served
during the late war for a short time met one
of hi: men in the street: n few days since.
and after talking over carnpdife the former
private raid: “ I tell you what it is, Colonel.
the lmyu used to grumble about you. but
they were ungrateful fellows; they ought to
be thankful to you. for you nlwny-i kcpt
then: out of danger. Colonel."
——Thc mutation: of time alect even the
Supreme Court. for of the bench twenty
yearn ago not a single judge remains—all
dead. Only two judge- of the bench twelve
you-a ago reclaim-numb. Hiller andllald;
all the onion ere dead. except Davis. newin
the Senate. and Swayna. “tired.
-)lnjor Gannral John 8. Bowen. a Gon-
Muata actuator oi prominence. in- buried
inaurcva naarBayniond. Mil... two by:
baton the matador“ Webbing. By hit
aide. not long afterward tho main of Col.
Danube. of Arkanau. wua interred. Ga.
Bow-'3 friend. whh to «am lit 50...
but do not know hie nave hull that d
w Mills.
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Tn Una or Born—Boy- are the terra-
nleah. theirniotharaandtheir oueraiutcn.
buttbcmwouldleadbutcdcllm
anxiety
harbor: “Numb“ unprofitable
“fibuwmawhmu
“*Mw-attnctfcrthebyoup
both”. Mud can and a attain
baldthattkla would in Naval-Hour
"I! risen or I'll AICIIITI.
he unto-a M tr MN. “-0 .-
lfwoauktorthocrl‘iacfany button.
clouded u All invention- arc in uiy-Itory. we
invariably turn to tho nucloudad country at
the Eat. cud thorn among the lpkndorand
luxury of the Babylonian: we M» the
first imlication of the ancestry of clocks
This was the perpendicular Ital or pillar
which wan an pm that It mount it can a
chmlow equal to 1! foot. nndtlm‘ “I conn-
putrd by the length of the shadow. 3°
“apportion was called at tho honrofa "the.
shadow. and the hour of the bath. in late!
Hairdo. was the time of a shadow 8 feet
long. Any very accuratn monument of
mm was. or course. impoun‘ble under thin
nwthcd. but in m in the ”gunman.“ u it
won «Nod. the hut indication 0f tho run-
«lial, wfcrvcd to in King-i when lnlah by
mppbcation brought the ahadow back upon
ihc dial. From Babylon to (trace trandtioa
want «any. viii-l iii “Winn history wt! rud 0!
lbv l‘nloo. which war the Windowiua of
tho later uunulial. and which won likc n thal-
low bag-in. in tlic centre of which an upright
‘htf was final. the dnyi and hour! bola.
urn-km! upon the basin with linen. Little u
ihm- is in either of than nictbcxt‘ akin to
on own. thorn ww- cqually littlc in the
wit which an it in callod. which was cm
In: ly in common inc in (Ii-cm in the day!
.»l XMMnPllnllt‘i. for he computed the tint.
.mmuuod iii a law can by reference to it.
It is a little dimcult to recogniu uactly
who class of thuwpicco in intendod when
evfnrwncc iii made therein by nucleut blotch
mm. for tho word horologc covuru them “l.
or hither. the Greek word from which horol.
my iu derived. in and for nun-dial. water-
lnck. itlfhgllulg of wooden clock lndincrini-
match. The wator-elock was a curiou can.
“ammo. and a very uncertain one. bud wu
t‘m an: of which we have uiy rocord an
a... :huring time by mechanical manna. Sonic
\flf-‘hi think that it was in use in Chino.
I'h ilvlv‘zt. Mid Egypt bcforc the general knowl-
who of tho Hun-dial. but whether that wan
ii}! men or not. it was very ingcniouii in it.
“Hiy. lt coualntt‘d of I hollow ball. bath-nod
vi littlc at tho top to the ahapo of a poppy
1; tl. from whence it derived its ank
”on ‘l‘bvrc mu an opening at the top
\\ bwrc thv water was poured in. and this was
kz‘pt Clo-toil with n stopper. no that the wltcr
on not liziblo to be apillcd over. and variom
.zrmll bolt-ii on the opposite side allowed it to
mwklc out no if through a filtor. Time wan
umpmml by the gradual diminution of the
u isn‘t in the vessel. The mt‘ht'lifollfli have
lw-u of xionc. but lntcr on. after the lawn.
“an of glass. triimipitrcnt walla worn wand.
and tho watnr was supposed to run dry every
hour. No h‘ltntlt‘i‘ however. could be plnccd
upon it. for the flow of the water finctmitod
lllili‘!’ climatic and atmospheric conditions.
And the t‘xmki and Romans can hardly hove
llt‘t‘ll “ punctual to the minute “ if they
rolled upon the clcpaydm. no the water—clock
was called. It nccmn likely that these
mechanical clocks wcro in use in the how
or court of the houses. while in all public
planar. squat-ca. or on monumental buildings
sundinls were universally used In luxuh
ioun families a valve was kept on purpose I:
watch the sun-dial and wateruclock and to
report the time. and we nll number the
stupid Tremnlchi'o. who had A time-piece it
hi room and a slave beside it whoaeduty it
wutotollhlmeacbtimcanhourhd
dip-ad. A wonderful water-clock in on r.
cord some crutcrin lnti-r win-ii lhrmm All
Ruschid soul (‘lmrlvmnyznn .1 ntl'lklll: clock
regulated by watcr. m uhicli, its l‘.’ lmnni
were completed. l‘.’ doors on tho fzicc or dml
opened and l‘.’ men on horseback rode out
sud rrturucd. closing the door-ii behind them.
Aftcr watcnclocks conic mild-gnaw. ox.
intin: iii our midst lli rug-timers. rind hllll
known its hourgloxscs. although thcy seldom
exceed tliroe or four llllnlllt‘~ in operation.
These were in gr ‘1".(‘T {zit-or in Western
Europe thou notch. lovkva owr become. and
the best lilll"-lll«ll(‘flf(\l’ of \iliivb we have
(infinite knowli-ilgo i». the cundlmcluck of
King Alfred. find his iiigcniuih adaptation of
lmll‘filll't‘flf born to ku-p thu~ droughts from
burning ivi~ .. Hull!“ uiirix‘uly
-———«———-
THE SPOOL COTTON TRADE.
How the Proph- Alcl l-Lalnbllllinl Manufac-
tarera to Maintain a Monopoly.
Right here it may be stated that there i!
no nrticlo of general consumption which the
merchant ll.\8 so much trouble in introducing
to the public as a new variety of spool cot-
ton. The average woman will not be sever-
ed from her Opinion that thcrc is no sowing
Cotton so good as the kind she Ham. and
which her mother uwd before her. Willing
enough to try a. new kind of ui‘t‘dlr'u or
gloves. she sticks with peculiar truncity to
the (llh’flil of her mother. ('oiiinpicutly.
the established threaxl-nizikcn have in hcr an
ally which pcruiitx than to bid deniiiicc to
new makers that may conic to the front. It
is A kind of protection that the povcmmcnt
cannot give them. and that lcgislntorscnnnot
remove. Couple this with the enormous
protective tiirifl existing and tho chnuco of
successful competition from homo or for~igu
manufacturers in reduced to a minimum. and
the people themselves establish at monopoly.
unwittingly, no doubt. but as certain it
monopoly as any that exists in America.
Many American Mid foreign thrcod union-
factureiu have found the strength of this
poople‘lunda monopoly to their nunuclnl our
row. Even if they present to the consumer
a thread of equal or superior strength. finish.
or color. and at a less pn‘ce they find that
the customer can rnroly be induced to trv it.
much less to purchase. it. The threads that
are. protected by this self-made monopoly
are thmie known as Conta. “O. N. 'I‘..“
“Milevendf‘ and Willimnntie. The thrcv
formcrnro threads of English intraliiction
and partinlly. perhaps. of English innnufnc.
turn. while the latter is mentially an Ameri-
can thread. The manufacturer: or seller» of
these hm have. as a matter of would
protection and profit. an understanding
equivalent to a combination by which they
fix the market price of thread. and to that
price they strictly adhere. and not only bind
themelvca to sell only at a and price—55
muperdcunopoothSOOyai-dnoacnfo:
either white or colonel—but bind the job-
icra. to when. of nouns. Mont-prom
Managudnhnottoulltotho trade at
lawthanMccnun noun. 1b the jobbc
who abides by thin rulc of the comblnntlom'
andnoonowhodounotclgnan agreement
todoaocanpurohaaothcthread. than is a
ubbnckctaboutt per cent. on the total
TRAVWIG II m “81'-
Apalnnqnlnfor a dckpuwnlnhula
whichabodonnbamdo. Giuliani-upon
shcuthoponnn h laid lmand ll cloud
agninandfaatonod. 'l‘heboxhuarocf out!
a window. 80W oncat each out}. for
tight and audition. It in w to two
poles. which project both in funtandrcarot
tho box. and brtwcan tho-c projecti‘ polo-
.u not: end a mule la made to walk. to who“
undillo the poles are attached. The mule in
from mm soc well enough. but the on. hr
hind has a hard tlina. becauac hie face in
cmmtlie mrotlhc box. aid only the
beat and most uuwfootcd animals“. aeloct.
ml for that difficult petition. Even then he
in lialilu to utuiuhlc a good deal. to brain
lllil lost. and what in wow. to Ihako and
tar tho rick person. The sick man would
call from aids to aide. which would cauao
the palanquin to turn an that often two men.
and alwm uric. had to walk by the clue of
tho box to keep it steady. Sometimes it
would strike a prolootina rock or the
branch" of ii trw and boalmont “pact. Tho
path. which was: an usually ml one for
8yria. oftcn went along tho «lac ofa prcelpicc
with ragged rock «bow. and tho watb'. now
bccoiuec a frightful gov-go. hundmla of feo‘
beneath. What if the miilon should make a
oils-atop liovc. Such was Alwnyii my
thought as I watched the palaiiquiii and tho
man atmdyiiig it \vliilo pausing thoao dangcik
on: phone. We won. how-over. provide!»
tially aparcll from any Inch aeoldout and lt\
conucqiicnt cnlniiiity. We flopped but Ollt‘f‘
during the night. crimp! to give our frinnd
writer. and that wan only for twonty or thir-
ty ininutel. in a narrow place. to lot a long
precaution of «tmcfv and iiiiilou pull. The
moon was bright. and glam hilla. and massive
rocks. and dcep. dork Roi-Ion with the water
rushing at the bottom. dome potch of
Oleander along the baukn of the ntmm. with
here and thorn tlm tire of o Bcrlmiiu cncnmp.
aunt. mldo up the acouury iilotiu tho route.
of our night; march. until we rancher! the
Jordan at 6 : 30 in the morning. It had
boon a long anxious night.—~M«ut of IA:
Jordan.
‘- '-
TRE WHlTB HOUSE NHL.
How the Itaadrrita or Len"- Audra-Ml to
the l'rcahlcwi nu- lllapuflt .I‘.
Sovcrnl hundred letters are rocoived every
day at the Whito House. Thoy are deliver-
cd by it special iiicuongcr. The corrcnpon-
ilriicc aildrmanl to tho l‘recidcnt it not
opium! by him. and it in wry mro that be
rmuls one of tho thousands of lcttcrl ad-
«lrr‘wd to him. All of bin lcttm are Mt
npviiml by his prii'uto wcretiiry. Th0 iimjori‘
ty of tlicm arc simply rofvrrod cliwwhort‘.
and nevi-r iii any form conic to tho nttcution
of tlic l’n‘uiilvnt. lt mnkcs no diflcronco
how " pvmmnl. priiritu. or mnfldrutinl" an
eiivclopc may ho ninrkml. it does not go by
tho nlvak of tbv priiiitv m-crvuiry Iiuopmwd.
Lotti-rs from n-lntivvu or l|llllllflf0 friends urn
sent to llll‘ l‘rmioln-nt in-t m ri-coivml. but ill]
(ithvr butt-h: (if u cluimvtor worthy (If lu-iii;
culled to bi~ nth-mum (\f'l‘ mnply “ bricfml.“
so that ”in l‘rxwiilu'iit rmx mm at f\ gliinco
wlmt ln' wniitml. Applicanh for wfllm- who
\trilc to Illt‘ “him "now llh‘ill“[\)‘h rofcrrnd
to lllt‘ dopartlm‘uta. It has burn tho i‘nhtnm
of bitc yours to Mind out to t'\'t‘f_\' klli‘ll up.
plicnut n polito formula. saying that tho up-
plicntion ban been rcfr-rrod to mu b and such
mln'pnrtmciit. Sonic of tho Hiuiplc milidod
|‘0f'l’l“~‘p'llllli'lll\‘ of tho cxociitivc. vonutmo tho
riwt-ipt of ”ll“ formula or. one of tho most
important sin-in lll lll!‘ wuy of N‘t‘lll’lllg the
dosirrd (min: ”or happy man who rm'ont-
ly rocoivwl one of thaw formulas wrotu in
rvply that his gmtitudc ovor tho rocclpt of
tho mow mu “as big as no t‘ll‘fl‘llf." He
thcn Adill‘tl that when ho nhl‘llltlgt‘l his plan
lllh gmtitudo would bo " ma bill.' on two Ele-
fculx." This formula of answer in in rvnlity
as full of encouragement as tho mlitor‘u
polito "rcjcctml with lluuikn." suit in. lu
soul with it pilo of ri-timu-d ummiwript.
But no amount of ill bllt‘l‘l‘hh host any diu-
conraging effect upon the pmplu who write-
to the I‘rcaidciit for informnlmn. advice.
moncy or ofi‘icc. Out of the mummy“) of
people in this country tbs-re in ll\t.i'\ - n dolly
nuuibcr who filllll‘f‘ tln-msr-lwv ilmt tliny nrv
not wanting good pope-r. pom and ink by
writing in tho Primident.
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KISSES 0N INTEREST.
A father. talking to his careless daughter.
uiid: “I wont to speak to you of your tooth
or. It may be that you have noticvd ii caro-
worii look upon hor face lately. Of course
it has not been brought thcrc by (my act of
youni. still it is your duty to chase it away.
I want you to get up tomorrow morning
and got bronkfast; when your motherconiec
and begins to cxpm her surprise. go right
up to her and kiss her in the mouth. You
can‘t imaginc how it will brighten her door
fnce. llcnidea you own her a kina or two.
Away back when you were a little girl she
kissed you when no one else was temptod
by your fevertnintod broath and lwollen
face. You were not as attractive than no
you are now. And through tbooo years of
child‘ifli sunshine and shadows she was al-
wayl ready to core by the magic of a moth-
whenever they were injured in thoac fir-ct
skirmishes with the rough old world. And
then the midnight kin with which she rout-
ed I0 many bad dreams as she :lenncd above
your restless pillow, have all been on inter-
est these long. long years. Of course she in
not no pretty and kisvnble as you are. but if
you had done your share of work during the
last ten years. the contrast would not be no
morkod. Her face has morn wrinkles than
yours. far more. and yet if you were nick
that fwco would appear more beautiful thou
nu angel‘u an it hovered over you, watchan
every opportunity to minim-r to your oom-
tort, nnd every one of time wrinklm would
about to be wovelctn of lit-lulu uiimhiiin uh“
inn ouch 0th" ovur the door tam."
—————«o~——-—
run amoronoou-s "nasr MAN."
The riixtom of a bridegroom bolng attend-
ed on his marriage by a friend or relative.
who in styled his ”bent man." in practiced
at wedding: in the present day. la of great
antiquity. descending from our Saxon annex.
ton. In their time. mnrrlnaea wore alwaya
cclohratod in the home of the bridegroom.
On the day balm the wedding. nll hi!
friends and relation: having been invited. an
rived at his house. and spent the lion in
touting and in proparing for the approach-
ing ceremony. Next came the bridegrootn‘l
company. mounted on homback. complete.
ly armed. who promodod iii great state and
order. underthoconmandof one who wan
called the forwlltaman. or foramoot man. to
unduandccnduct tho brlda in Iafaty to
thahouuofherfuturohuabnnd. Thcbrldc.
in h tun. wu attended by her
and other nah ralatlvea. led by a
who won called the bride-woman.
lowed by a company of you;
wwo culled m The
win-nu of tho ninth caning to
type of tho “I “but than
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er’a kiss. the little, dirty. chubby bandit.
I0.“ A? I“ cannon.
tdcu‘tbellovotherclnanyucicncncarth
when roac- crow in Inch abundanogvarlcty.
beauty and awutncca al they do in the New
Orlean- country. A mppl gentleman.
towhonilhavcbcan indebtndfor inform»
lion on vat-loan unblock. tulle me that there
knowing andin Noon at his home thla
moment a Lamarquo roan vino eighty fort
long. The Item in night luohcn through in
the thicken part. It was: plantad «when
or eighteen year. ago. !t is twincd around
aim-audit. and its gorgeous clutter-cremain-
tinted rum are uplcndld to behold. At New
Orluw tho Manchu Riel mu mun tba
Nor” in» to IIM'O in apmlilou wonder. I
In . m of the plants that muat have boon
“fl‘ vat long. I have noon vine: of the
can .. route that long in the North. but they
wu-n wmggy and lean-looking and in the
floriutu‘ uroonliouimi. At Now Orlounu they
run wild and novel like a uililluinuicr night‘s
drama. Tho bloaaoiiia grow in moon:
oluutoru of halfii done!) or more. and the
flowcm urn aolarac that they would more
than oovcr tho top of a lume‘alled oolfoo‘
cup. A alnglo am of tho palo gold boaiitlcu
will fill a mom with pcrfiinio. They arc ua
plcnty down horn an " white top “ in a
Northern meadow. And thcy roll for till a
bud up North. lii sonic of the private citi-
ncms‘ yards in New Orleans thorn are as many
on a hundred illIercnt kind: of row all in
bloom at once. They do not require prw
notion from cold at any time. They all
ntmul out doors in the open ground. and
many mf'lt‘flt‘l bloom more or loan all the
wintcr through. Th0 mo in a favorite flow
or at Now Grimm. At the Jockcy Club
moon wo sow downs of handaonicly dml‘d
lmliiui with exqiiiiiitu bunohol of mebudn at
their boltn. and olaowhcwe in their drm- ‘
the direct. lovely lower that nature made.
nouc of your abominable artificial thinga.
The run the Punch inhabitants of Now On-
Ioaml urn fondant of for dooorntion ll called
tho “ (told of Ophir." Northern florlatu
have it. but it to not common. The bud iii
especially prized for it: beauty. lt ill I
uniallinh mac. of a vnry palo pink. shading
on towards the heart in a decp. rioh gold
color. Faint strmka of crimson touch tho
outer petals. It in one of tho lovclivnt room
I ever ital—NM Orlemu 6'01""me
_.. v+&oo’ ~—-
Ir lit. mono-fl Snn li‘rnncllm 'lir
Chiiieac charge $30 a month for doing
kltchon work. while other forelgncrl can b.
got for from .15 to $20. This la the heartv
lean manner in which the heathen ls undel-
inining the “non of tho whiten and convert-
lng them into pniipen. It in terrible I—
Non-Mow» Herald
, .0.
l'l'f’l‘fiFUllll. Man. 3‘: it. ‘38. IR'IH.
SIRS—d lixivo taken "up “Horn and
recommend them to otlwrn. M I found
tlium vol-y ll‘nt'fll‘lfll.
Mus. J. W. Ti'i.i.r.n.
Sm‘. ll'mmm'u ('hrisfi'un Tvmprruncv
l'nmn.
—— ——-ooo v— -—-—
Good “'orda From Dru-glen.
'Mali lluivru nn‘llivbvll hmrrn "
"'l‘liry prumuh- nim- i and Illny m-fvuunliml- "
' l‘t'll l.lvcr aml Kl: Ilt'y lllHlll‘lllt‘ \Vt‘ m-ll “
"'l‘lioy knivrk lbc i’hlll' vvcn lllll" "
"t ‘nnuiniplin- proph- gnln dun-ll nu [lit in “
"Malt llith'r- have no flVAlI In ihlu mun “
"Hr-t thing for Iiumuc mothrr- wr hair."
"Wl- llkr In n-rumnlf‘id Mall llitli‘rw
.. ..
IIIIIII)’ Butoemed.
Tho youthful color and rich lustre mo
rostnrml tn fmlml or gray hair by lllt' um-
of l‘urki-r'n llair Balsam. u hurmloss
drowning highly ivntn‘mvd for its pcrfunw
and purity.
———~———...-»-——<
'I‘Iu‘ “Nam of Fully.
To wait until you arc in [ml with (lin-
vanc you may not get (wvr for months.
in tho licight of folly. whvn you might
bo coolly curml during tlw curly nyni i-
toina by l'urkor'a (lingrr Town. “v
lutvo known sickly fiuuilics madolln'
flt’lllllllt'lll. by a timely usouf this loin-
mud i vino. — ~ ( ”mm-Win
-,.. _._.
Tun Your: Ann!
I inn: .'l night to lwlmhl. and mu llllllhll‘
to i'llJily llft‘ nt all. Now lam tlw pic-
tun-nt' livnlth. and mm but anything.
“'but did it? Sulphur liittcrs curml Inc
of l)y.~pcpidlii and Liver Complaint. «(tor
sum-ring tun yrnru. ll'. 1!. If. .l!un~
('Iu'xh‘r.
M .0. ,.._
In Ayi-r'ei Alum (‘uri- in! how u
tlvn- n-uwdy for fq-vcr Ilfltl nguc um ull
niulurm dimurilo-rs. and om- ontinilv “‘00
from quinim-. :iru-nic. nr otlwr lnjllriullpa
drugs. It in lllt‘t‘lll‘llllt'lll and lllt‘tllt‘llllll
triumph of the age.
lumi-
.. .w . ,
Walnut Lent lliilr Roi-torch
ls entirely difl'vrcnt from all others. It
in as clear mi watcmmd. us its name indi-
catos. iii ll perfect Vogi-uihlo lliiirRi-utor-
or. It WI” immediately free the head
from all dandruff. rostnro gray hair to
its natural color and produce it now
growth win-re it has fallon off. It does
not in any manner affect tho health.
which Sulphur. Sugar of Load. Nitmu»
of silver pri-parntlona bovi- doiw. It
will change light orfndi-d hair in a fou-
Iliiyn to ii hcnutiful. glossy limwn. Ask
your druggiat for it. Each bottlc is
warranted. Chan. N. (Irittcnton. Now
York. and (‘ioorgo U. Goodwin & (‘4).
Boeton, \Vllolt‘flfllf‘ Agents. 568 1y
-————-¢oo
Sad Accident.
Ir. OSCAR CltAlGll Blown up by a
Premature Blast In the Round“ n
Cement nurrr—lhatriictlon of
an El’ -ltii hubfl'qllt‘lll Ito-
mflval by Surgical 0|!-
oration.
Mr. Occur Crniug was foreman in a ce-
niontqunrry at Roecndnlc. Ulatcr i‘o.,
. '. By an explosion one day in the
marry Iic lost on rye—lost it totally.
lndertho impression that the matter
WM less actions tho local physician told
Mr. Craig": ilint lllli i-yo- was not lost
wholly. but could boson-d by trontliicnt.
Tho clpol‘imcnt \vna Wind and failed.
“'om remained behind for ho was in
dnngrr of liming tlw other also. through
sympathetic inflammation. In thinntrm‘i
be consulted Dr. Ilium Kcimudy. of
Rounduut. N. Y.. who told him the in-
jured eye must be taken out to save tho
other. To this Mr. Orv-inn demurred.
and went back homo in doubt. Hi: lo-
cal physician said: “(lo to Now York.“
to bow York the patio-m went. and one
of the moat ominont ooulinta in tho coun-
try. lowing looked at the case. said:
"You have lost ono eye entirely: go
back and do what you can to cave tlio
other.“ Briefly. llr. Roam-d removed
the ruined eye and "t‘ltlf‘d r. Grains:
with “Kennedy’s Favorite Round)"
tobuild up the ayatem. and the result
was cocoa-infill. .
Dr. Kcnnody'n rent mucous as a sur-
ficonla due to t. 9 one of "Favorite
cluedy” in the after treatment.
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liv-
er com lalnt. Constipation or derange-
ment 0 the Kidneys and Bladder! than
use Dr. Roandy’uttl’avorftc Remedy”
It will not all-appoint you. “hr. Ken.
red ’I Favorite Remedy” for sale by
all mums.
>n-
TIIOIISIIDS 0F FIIILIES
W-mmm
Washingllualitiat
IA“-
Roollng and Sheathing
The but. (‘loancn wd
non ‘ Econom...l .‘. or
..~.
PIRKEB‘S HAIR BALSAM.
prelim .
.Rtlu l‘fi‘h l'l Mm
‘ eyo‘vl” if. - .H.‘ I‘J’fil'
. ‘.
‘ urn ‘lul ”(~an ‘-
nni not I. 1 u.‘ '........u.
n.- ‘.\ nu.‘ ht.
PARKER’S
GINGEBTGl’ll
E;
Q Pan fully lulu“ that flew titanium.
‘\ "W“ I" I mrcliauin 0v fouiwr. \i mo 0‘" \\ iIli
OWY‘fIVk. fll' it "will" In" ilmi u ll‘ lowly or luuiw.
holdduuuuy l‘uuuu'. (in... . ‘l w...
"you In a lawyer. mono" or lmwu-u um“ u—
hlmtqd by mental ntruui or mum... ”in I'll not
take intuicaiing uuaulmu. lnu ins l‘uuitn‘s
Gino" ‘l‘omc.
N have Du in. Rhcummiwt. Ki ‘ney ni
third: CW“ l“""l:l‘“" If you an- ivml-‘ul u untim-
Molt)“ no \Jtmuach hm" \. lulunlnHWR‘OS
you an hacuwlliy I‘Aluri‘x hub!!! to.“
If um vomiting away flout an. dimmiiun or
my Manor weak-ma and ucqmu n unnumu take
GIWII Tunic II Nice; n will ll\\ moral» and liwld
upfront the hut done but will never immicate.
thunvcd hundndu of but u may cave yniin.
"I“! O N“ l“ “‘llllnia It. New rm. 0- not
an «nu than. at all deal.“ in moah u...
cant- “Vino ul‘vmn bouui Sirr
EKSONIHAMLIN
DREAMS
'I‘lic .lliisoii & Hamlin
Organ and Piano f‘umuany
“i '9qu l-Hll SI. l I'Itiu'i Nquail‘t‘h
New York
UH” tlw I.Il‘).'l‘!l nunrtiuriil Iiunrr iliuu 00 -I\l: v
of ”w If”! I uhnul ru Ilui‘m Hum". m I!” Hulli
rnrmh. cu. I30. 35:. mo. sic. m. film .....i
ll]\\\l|l'|l"- Al-u for rn-y pnynu I.I—. $7.55 prr q” ‘r
Irv llllll |l||\\l|ftil 'l‘lu-In Hruuu Imw humul
Mghralhunmo‘ u! rrvry am of Ilu '1""f' mum .~ L.
iluxh‘lvll i'J‘thIlt-Im jur jinn“ Il/«I‘lfi. Ill: .. ii.»
.fmu'il‘un Uri-min Luring I." n‘lmrmt In» "I n, ur . q. h
alauy AI llu (null Ira/5.”. Mu... l/ Ilium/m...
H'ti‘llll) I‘lumil in Milan. Ill \lllll‘h uu- llu‘ Ichn-l
(Yilrcllcm c-I nun-Ira! nulrmmnls "(r Mung/II 1..
gym". ufnvr ll um): and rnnii-nriu; ml. in mi. fur
ennui ninnllu. Mil-nu k lliinillli (Irwin- ri'ltHl'll
tho 0!in Ill: M1! Award (or iimrniuvnh of Hu-
rlw. (Vital-gum with full ilr-rripllvm illu»lrn
T
llfllll and pru'rn frw
UBIT
lf you arc mum-tog mini Kidney
DlICJHB amt “ uh to lira to old mm.
1 an. Sl'lJ‘lll'lt BITTERS. They
{ never fail to corn.
Bill's Dan I llll curatorToolhacttlll‘tltll‘.
ln
Price. twentrnvo emu.
SHOES
ELEGANT SPRING STYLES.
NEW DESIGNS
Stock Much Lin-um- mm Muri-
Vnrlt‘d IIqu I“ (‘1' llt‘l'fll‘l‘.
Lndten‘ and Children's
Gents‘ and Boys’
--AT--
ALEXANDER’S.
hIXTII AVI'I. ¢\ '3?!“ 91‘.
New York.
'l-‘.“' ' Th K . I“ rt
dot-u Prflfllcal Lif°~ 3 In .31 .\"\'n'.'u'..--3r flint:
.00 pp. (‘lca I!» In"! blwdln and Illa-trauma.
GENTS “'KN It f I 0 M .
m Tenn. «burn-1; t’p‘Mipt'Ualufif A: fillinioflll: P:
600-060
‘5‘”- "‘E
A h- 5..“
[UMBER
NGLES.
All Brands and l‘n- . -.
S
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Pence Railing
and Plokets.
Walnut. Ash and
. Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kind: of Hard Wood.
Papers g
§72 A WEEK. .19) I day at home eaclly undo.
Colt] Outfit. frets. Address ‘l‘nun «It Go.
nun-ta. Ila no. 5m 1y.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPLES.
l \iill mail (Wool tho rcclw for a aim to VEGE-
‘l‘AlllJi: BALM that \villruuiuvc 'I‘A . FllECK~
Lite”. l‘lMI‘LEH and Bhu'l‘t‘lllirl. lamina the akin
soft. chair and laiautmili «bio lu-truotlouu for Rm.
(luciuva llixiirmitdgmivtli of billion a bald hint or
umnul taco. Ad rev-a. inclining be flown. “KN.
\‘ANDLF vb "0.. 19 liamlay St. N. \.
‘ ‘Tncnisumlvas.
'l‘lw advertiser having boon minim" cum! 0
that ilruail aim-c. (Mnuiiiuliilou. by a mile route
dy. iii union: in main» known to llll follow-utter”-
tlw mouu utcurc. To all who dealw fl. hi} will
mail copy of the prowrlpliou mod. (tron of chum.)
with tho t‘lmlltlllll_ for winning and “tiny: the
now. which tho \villtliii "acclaim for (‘Dl nus
t‘tlldlti. (“SS ‘Ml’l‘luN.A§1‘llNA. “RONl‘llL
Tl“.\"t‘. l’artica wluliiii‘ tho l‘nwcrlitloii. \rlll
ilmuv «dawn an. ll. A. rimmed Wllllalu
\‘ililnmuliiiruh. N. \'.
m
(ill-:YKOUTH.
tillN'l‘l.RNAN who uiilfvrcd for can from
I\ eri'mil llRlllH'l‘l‘. l‘RKNA'l‘l‘lt llt‘A\ .
and «I! llw vtfoct: of youthful Intllwwnlnu. will for
tho “kc of Illflt‘Fllm humanity. ucud from to all who
lll‘f‘l‘ it. tho H‘t‘lll‘ and fllrcctlon for nuihiii
ulmplr h‘nwilylw which lw “an i‘iircd. in ”we
wit-lung to prom y ihu«dwrtlucr‘uoxiicrlciiw can
do In by aililh-utuu in porfocl conductor. ‘
JUHN ll M "RR. N t‘tiilar Stu )1. \.
E‘IiiiORs
'* mum‘s
German Laundry
SDAP
Is the Best in use
L’lHMkCS For $1.00
W.W.Efii18. ick’s
.‘Iiicob M. ha y to it,
l’lrc. Ltf‘r mill Act-lilo"!
Insurance Agt.
N1 )‘l‘A It" I‘UIIIJC.
"on. lhluto «ml llnull' :‘ut‘ut.
sl'E'HMhllll‘ 'i‘ICKR'H-t FUNEHIN liltAl-‘TS.
\\ Iahlnutun ‘lrI-i-U. "pro-II. I" 0.
'illl'l‘ll NURWlLK CONN.
'il
ou T Tuis‘éu'r'i
.ecrnrs $15 E 340 w'l'c'u.
VIAJE
‘Jvr‘ stores lnl5 lending Cltlea.
, - .. -.,. ‘i n-ir thlttfimln (hot I“ ‘llquulrkly.
‘l but"! and l'rlm-Imi (roll on an a:
. | :..r our New (‘ntn agar an
. n i ml
LOVE}? of) Centre Street.
NEW HAVEN. Cool
J.“ l_\
.Ialllt‘s ll'. (‘aivanmgln
‘XAI‘J \
M i "is
F:
“a.
‘. 'STMMA 9‘ ..
A ll'l‘ls’l‘ lN l\I HBLIC.
Steamboat Wharf.
3% Smith Nurwnlk. ('t.
the .
PABASIJLS
AN D
sun minions
A. Dickerman &. Son,
39 Washington Street.
South Nm'wolk, Conn.
In a can undo! thavirtuu of
In. agpufiu mandrake yellow dock. with
ow «to oi potash ml troll. all mi
blood-makinl. bl l lilo-III-
ulatu elements.
nut «actual altcra re
*mm'i." tl‘t‘l‘Nthmfiwt at:
9 iii e no
need an valuable a remedy. nor on I
prod
t It loom ltl
m‘xn‘tl‘l‘fi. " i.“ .m' claw:
aim-m". comm-i... 33$
and lace-3r be. Paula. I}!!! CI.
in
é'fi'l'kud‘l... mid-I135... hit-:23.
Sierra. Gorge. ra cu-atlun. .Waak-
w u”. Jon-die»
A
Emulation. and General
By it. scorching and cleaning coalition
lt purge: out the foul corruption: which
contaminate the blood and cam iterate.
moat and decoy. It mutilate: and enliven:
the vital function. otea one“ and
“tenth. mtorca an preterm hca t .and
Infuacn new life and vigor throughout tho
whole amen:- No aulvrcr from any dia-
euo which arises from in: unity of tho
blood need despair who wu giro Ami
SWAIN-M a fair trial.
It is to] to experiment with the numer-
our low- r ccd mixture. of cheap material.
edlclnal virtues. oflarcd an
blood-purifiers. while becomes more
firmly coated. Ana‘s Samarium la a
“°“°“ll. full? 323%: m. fm‘m‘?
wer. n
93a moat reliabley blood-pnrtbe'r known:
thalciau know its con: tion. and pro-
ucribo it. It has been w of: med lot
can. and bu won the unqualified co
once of mllllons whom it has beneltod.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Ayor 3 00.,
I'mucfl out! Amino-l cm
Lowell. Mun.
m I! ALL DIEOOIIYI ”It'll..-
9.?5!I§.!‘£$3§§1‘a"m""a"c.""ii't'i'i;
lib-cl Inc-a «
I w i t . "H": i. "Ivy-m;
nlra‘tfi‘larth—‘a I'l‘o. no N. I mum 9.. Pinhole“:
till (ill
Frank Siddall
AND
Mu her Hillard
Soap.
The Best in the
World I
AT
W- DAY’
1
I’HAGBAM'I‘
)ll’? unsuiiiuc
O'EE’“§
.u gigglifi :3
°-§‘ §='
g «lilo s;
- ~8g3§ig 3 ‘
. .5: r:
ggklélifi i;
3§4§§§§§ 5:.
ha Eéfigsac
anionic
E noggin:
an Egg ié o
liiiil m
llllflllllnllls all MEATS
A'l‘ _'.l‘I.lE Olll)
T. Burr Guyer 8‘ Son.
SPRING-WOOD.
‘All orders filled . promptly.
S'I‘Al‘l I) 014‘
City folks
tom W193 l18~
.m-
l mu
A Good, Ilonest,in-
dustrious, temperate
man, to live in rooms
over our office, take
care horses and make
liiinsoll'gmicmlly use-
ful about the store and
coal yard. Must be
iibloto read and write.
“
FUR SALE ._
Bll DING LUTS
KC Bfllllllllfll Farm.
Housflu‘iui
Nair Naomi Riilliici
Horses, Wagums Har-
lies anflsmmi Liller,
That has been used but a few
times. by
_ Raymond Bros
Boots&
Shoes
The Best in the City
A Full Amortment of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Ladios’ Best French
Kid But-ton.
BROWN’S
Opposite R. R. Depot, South Murwiilk
I will Pay the flights! Gail
. Price For
ltiigs, Bones, Bottles. lro n
llllfl Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal can! to
w. Porno”
553 bf 80!. T8 “DIWALI.
Mflllnery
Ruining!
lllll 51h. fill. all 8“].
The M dhhy of
Mllllnery Goods
CI" at“: wmfiv ‘u "I. hm‘
Hats llllll Bfllllllllll.
M ' hick
“Wain-WW "
PRICE. Alec Incle-
[outlined
A rtificial Flowers.
Feathers. Silks. Sniins
and Ribons. “ “flflw
We have jun touched a large crock 0'
LADIES’ h CBILDBENS’
UnderWear l
AND
’llfunts’ DresseS-
Norwalk Chronicler