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E
9.38
the some by
w city entouuuieeted with the
wall m the I’m-inn lines. and by
whifitheyeut out me voyegeur pigeons
flat “in heck to then: moo-ende ol
Mo M which their enemy
“Hum trienn- o! intercepting. Few
,. ”when-nth which the helloon end
“ ”no post eerved the exigencies of the
5:, “no between September. 1870. and
M. tan. No lees then titty-tour
mmm Perie, end, in ed-
” to tho eixty-ionr eeronantn. they cor-
iedut of thooity ninetyuone passengers. of
U“ Genbette wet the most eminent. O!
E. Inlloou five fell into the hands of the
“Mangermeogreet at be-
u h toiled in isolating the city that the;
“tho phonon with extreme hershnou
I“ was «en extended to one unfortunntl
mm whoee nole desire was to
; up. to his own country. Two of the
Whirl e still more uuhnppy into—-
thy were carried out to sea, where the
m (e eeilor in one case and e soldier
‘” ht” othol') periehed miserably. but not
“on the letter begs hell been thrown over
hthteOhennel. from whence eome were
mod end reached their destination. The
day“ helloonl «tried out of Paris 363
final. of which number fifty-seven return.
fihingingthe thin 51am on which wort
themicroeeopic letters, to be was
I“. Unearthed and transmitted in a ten
new. In the belloons were 9,000 kilos at
equal to $3,000 pounds in
#3 than consisted of more than three
nib! letters. which were distributed all
1!. tin world. In this caso Benjamin
‘ .mum hehy did good service, and doubt.
,' .I- in themtnxe it will again snbeervo the
r“ of eoionoo end hornet: progress. and
"ware-“hope that it may aid in
K “I more Mot episode than the deadly
.enfiiot between two nations. urged on by
~ fiend rubit'ton 0! their leader-.-
11.“ Queen. .
W“—
IGIBHSB CLEVEHL‘ lFPLlED.
30mm! Calculation : Preteen
III-cover: n Culprit.
o
for none time the rookies nee of firearms
on end ebont the Yale campus has canned
“his comment. Not long ago a bul-
3 m the etudy of Dr. Burbcur. the
*0 proton-or. urihing the ailing above
‘ “wen-item upon the paper on which
h in wt'ithlg. It we! not learned who
. ‘ufln that. About I weekngo a shot en-
uodtlte dining room or a mum: while
U. ad hh ternily were at too. This gentle-
.ea h e prom o2 mathematics end hen
undo the study of curves o epocielty.
In. the direction of the shot he knew the:
I cue not: Went Divinity building. but on
mount of the &YknOil he could not see the
photo! firing. To most pontoon this clue
wdd not here amounted to much. but the
knew what to do. He was deteh
dndld to ilud out the reckless student.
Id be brought hie methometienl know.
We bio oley. Knowing the breadth o! the
sonnets-summit» tell of the hell in
and-cit. Then he mentored the dietanee
lo- hie have to the West Divinity building.
I!“ the. deb. end knowing the curve
with e built the. heeoinpeted the height
h with the hellet wee fired end fixed
“Chm window tronwhioh tbebnllet
fl five eons.
,, lb “by two etudente were greetb
rapt] we «noon the puree-or, who
“the. «firing the eMt. They do
, “l. u! the prone-or gave hi- proof.
{a pact w no strong thet they new ed-
“Math. Ymdeytheyweretold
Quduheil rooul. The: will receive no
herridneenl—By‘hye.
«m— Sully." he add preeently, “we:
yoeuhin‘terllendehnt“
“M17. Who did you mppoee it
well“
i‘mtemnenlohn?“
“Mime-nee.“ ,
“Wey downyenon Yellerhemor street?“
.‘Y“.“
Atthlepleoeotieterutdtiufinele Bern‘s
enittedegrneethetweetull ei' doubt end
pimeedweet ieto the (him. at
Unfinibhuhetendthenenldeoeeeued
teetrlheher. Sheeelled‘himheehendweot
wee e tottering eonnd in the inetrntnent.
end then the ledy mid :—“ Yen. lt‘a tne l—
Rete‘e Retain—Yea. but he went: to talk to
yen.
"Here. ltemnetelte this and put it to
your oer. Here. eitnpletoul ! won‘t hurt
u
Uncle Remus tool: the oer-piece ehd hand
ledlteethoahlthedheene landed pistol.
Hetriedtolooltiuet both ends. end then
be it to his oer end grinned eheepleh-
b. He heard e thin. eepulohrel. but tetnlh
ier voice culling out. “Hello, Beltane!“ and
hill Iheopleh grin cevo place to an expression
of unenly ntouinhutent.
“ Hello. Remus. Hellmello-ello alto-om 3K
" In det yon. Mare John ?" “ 0t (mum
it it. you Mdyvloggod old villinn. I ll“...-
no time to be finding here. What du ‘\' it
went l“
“ How in do name or God you git in 6..“
Here John 9“
" In where ?“
" In dish yen—in dish yer applcratus,“
“ Oh. you he a~ltlii‘5ll*‘ki What do you
went 9“
“ Mora John, hi“ you son me or is thy
ell dark in dor ?“
“ Are you may?
Selly t"
“ She in yer, hollm en luughin‘.
lohn. how you gwino git out‘n det- i“
“ Dry up. Good-night l“
“ Yet tie. hills Sonia,“ said Uncle Remus.
utter listening e mommxt. " De-y'e u might}
zoonin' gwlno on in dot, on I dunner wlw‘u
Men John trying tor scramble out. er whn‘er
he doe tryin‘ tor ter melts hirselr eomtertuh.
tale in dnr.“-Atian¢a mutual)».
W
All :NDIAN’B GRATITUDE-
thrv .. you: Miss
Blur
Thirteen ynnre ago, at Grand Rivet
Agency, Captain William Harmon, who we!
then a trader. mot Sitting Bull‘aheadwnrrior
Long Dog. The Indian was treated kindly.
and en a token of regard he euggested thin
the Captain go with him to the Black Iiilla.
where he said there was gold. He told the
Captain he would be protected fully. mid
tint he could ulttlit‘ himself rich noon by
picking up the nuggcts thnt nbountlml in tlm
meek Hills region. ‘~ I want nothing.“ said
[nus D03. “ but your friendship. 1 any be
Old some day. and you will be my friend."
Time passed ; the Captnin did not find time
t' accept the Indinn‘s invitation. and the
matter was torgoltnm. Tlmt Long Dog‘s
memory 0! hind treatment at the hands of
Captain Harmon still remains. is shown by
the gorgeous pipc’ot peace which the Cap.
(All: received yentm'xlay from sanding Rock.
with the compliments of tlw billion!) Sioux
warrior. It is oiztinomtvly decorated win.
porcupine work. nml ii at valuable article 01
its kind. worth llllulll twunty ponieu, action].
log to the Indian Eliot of vnkta.—«£flsummk
Tribune.
—-~—-—~Qeo~————~
A ched Clorauuan.
Even the patience of Job would lwcnme
exhausted were he a preacher and undea-
raring: to interval. his audiencv “‘hllel.
they were hoe-pint: up on finer-seam cough
ing. to .ltmg it impossible for him in in»
hoard. Yet. how vory «any can all llri
be avoided by simply llill'g'. Dc.
King‘s New Discover-v for Pumutnptimi.
Culliths and Colds. Trial Battles give"
away at Pluisted‘a Drug Stnre. 630 (ll-l?
fi-.....fie.
Curm-i cnuglig, adds. 1
and all nflwlilmsot thtn
throat tunl lulig- lead
ing ta consummin-i
Trial not» 350. harm
32,6730. Sold by Plals- l
l .
W
A lil‘o saving ltlHllclllt‘ in found in
King‘s Juniper Tar Cough Bali-um.
Warts-mu! tn cum-or money refunded.
Sold by Plnietrd.
m—«i‘
vu— .. »
Buyit. try it and be cured of that
eevoro «with or cold, with King's Jum
nor Tar thnuh Balsam. It newt tally.
Sold by Pleiett-d. ‘ .
W .
Buoklon’e Avalon intro.
The beet Salvo in the world for Cute.
Bruise-I. Burns. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fryer Sores. Totter. Ch‘l‘gd Hands.
Ljhtlblitina. Currie. and all in Erur.
“one. end poeitlvely cum Pilate. !t lr
guaranteed to give ricot ntiifaotiw»
or mom-y refunded. ice 25 cents per
box. For sale at Pleleted‘e drug 33359.
lilxu‘a
JUN! PER TAR
COUGII BALSAM
W
Junmlloo
it in (sound by the If Itinn of line
Time the blood. giviu ‘1 s in Mid eyes
.g yelluwmh or groom hue. To ours it
our Home Celebrated Liver Pills. Sold
lb: PIIMt-d.
ltluetreted Motuoemuulled for! our
mummm.wmoutetmmm
WFW
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwellr. 0t. ‘
~m u—ne—e
[Slims ljumimra
36 Main Street.
Having made arrangements
with one of the largest wholo~
salt: Carpet houses in New
York to furnish mo with’all
the new patterns as soon as
they appear, and with the use
of the Carpet Exhibitor which
shows carpets matched on a
room. nth prepared to turn “h
you cut-pots at Lower priros
and tram it larger vatjety than
any Carpet Store in the State,
and its good and cheap as you
will fludin New Ymk. Sam
pies representing over Five
llmusund Dollars worth of
Carpets. You are invited to
examine my stock and rices.
No trouble to Show goo s,
My stock of FURNITURE
is the largest. the lowest price
and the best made.
.Wll. LUBKWUUD
DEALER N
Furniture & Camels,
36 Main Street.
Tiller 'anlluml’er,
SHINGLES,
——--.-\Ll. BRANDS AND l'llltTESr—vm
[1.8. T I],
~ —v-' BEST li.v\.\’tl0R.-—-—-
Pence Railing. and
Piokets»
Walnut. Cherry. 5nd
Ash.
oak. Whitewm: d, and
Map 6.
s
And all Kinda of Hard “700d.
null lenlltlua
l’upv rs
0
Henry R. Fltch.
H A R DWA R E.
Tho lerU’ AssultTVEN‘l‘ in TOWN of
{loneral Hardware
Iochautoe Tenth.
' Whites Load. Pall-tn.
Oils and w Inflow Glut“
A full Assortment ol
Lot-lt- and “null“,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
'l[ mu hm lliulltv. "new tm‘ Gael:
Hausa Flnlsllilntwngglls
JAPANEE PAP
met tor the
r Verdloel Boiler and Hell's Peter
Fire end Burgler Proof Sate.
\gficoltnrel Implements.
Ship Chendlery. Rope. at
lunllll‘.“
”at
W. O.
8». a music tun. nhlmldln. Nut-we“
V 1“
certain-Ann. , }
._m.._.~rfln__.,W«—~' _, W »
b‘er'ris’ Cele ‘f
“Our Trude Hui“
: Brilliant-lemma, _ to.
* .fB-Esf'r .EXTRACTS.
‘il'reeorlptloue
(luremlly
Compound“. 7 '
A nation 81".)th or
Pl'llllll' lfilllllllES
Ale-eye on hand at
Hams and 7 f
tumours. -
Pllllllllll’l Fllll‘
IIIB E s T..-
-- '1‘}le
Largest Stock
——-IN '.l‘llE-—--~
---c I '1- Yu-
.va-..
W.W.l}fllllSlltl
-fi...
{$933
1381‘“!me me:
Raymondfirts
Milt-e No. 10 Walnut“ St.
MR EDITOR: -~ Through ll'll‘
unlu’nms of your widely circu‘
luletl journal. we won (1 Say it
l'uw whrds m miluuliwturcrs
lenders tum Consumers of con‘:
First. nml of great impul‘l
uwc all our coals ant bougli
lin-(‘l flu-ill the mines. and u.
to ('mvl‘ul tn {antihist‘ fun,
llusv wl n have m (do u ,u‘ (‘
t§])lllllll0ll as mine)? end deal
rs in first-class gOQdiitlllly ‘
Second. all cottl tia mule:
\Vlllel‘ tight runfs. limbs thew
l‘ W dry and free from “RRSHQW.
rain. etc.
Third, Every ton of‘coul is
vnt‘efully soreeuodnfnd deliver.
ed by careful, exoofionced driv
era , -
Fourth, wool
stock a
ood Went ol
~izes and 'inrls.;: it "can iur
wish prompil. * quitutii)
from one but ”oi: “ , "
Our yard is in
near ‘l‘olles Vs,’
venerable lower lid; mother were" on. .
Goods 11¢lele my point within the alt: finite. i
' keep in ,
km! get some nl that (‘l‘mimrt‘y
Buttered Flour, the lnlusl nut
makes delicious biscuit in ion
minutes .
Good Black Tea 30 cts ll).
We are giving u silwr
knife and furl: away with the
Gem Baking Powder.
We are selling: lllL'i: (“:umml
Corn for 10 cents a can.
Three lb. can Tomatoes. hm
for 25 cents. '
Something now in the
way of Stove Blanking, with
which you Cllll polish your
stove with less trouble. lt‘rli
dust. and make it look bright-
or than any other.
We are also giiing :1 \Valc-r—
. bury watch away with a cake
of soup,
(‘nll and see us and we will
make you happy.
MAKER
What u to
l vmmly lluit
l‘livy invariably
.Dyl‘lw 15‘: tlltlliltllcn.
can; h-umlu
K him-Vs. The aged
qw lining ‘
minim-ml their two.
(Airg- ihr ill locum
Lit-er and Rhino
utimtll (on
new) utter
Bitters
M title h -
More!”
le‘mrr.
. ,_ , into-he the heettetn ~
«detail diaere-
. wove-Jet
,._
I
' Niillnnd Ollie . foot of Marshall nttwt.
. ‘ eee‘imdwjtu ,
Tia Hilltlllllll‘ mil.
Ho omen" Odor do
seem
‘ No crowded Stove.
No Heavy Pate.
No Tough Route. .Jo
' Shrinkm.
No Watching in Stirr-
tag.
so Mingling ornavorg.
No Lone of Nourieh-
_ moot.
Ila {11,3211 its“
SUCCESSORfi TO BURR KNAPP.
Lumber Yard,
AND
mull; M1 .
. “Renew“... or
Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
Mouldings, Window
Frames, Packing
Boxes, etc.
W: Dal
onn-imrs _
agngttn lmrnus? An old $3.“?
in: days more to relleve Ill win;
humanity tlmu llll mlzvr tumlullm omn'hlu .
'l‘lwmr celulu'utwl llittrrs are mpoetld n
4mm. Rents. llvrha mid llm‘ke. “mung which
um (loullazi. SAt‘n—“tpfll‘llltt, \l‘lld (.‘ltvrry.
liuu. .lunlpvr tutti utlnsr‘lwri‘lw. lllltl an. no in?
I ’IltV‘inl an to retain all tltclr Incdiamlouallt .
vuro'llw fullmx‘lug com Mute:
lJWr (‘tiltipliilutm
mum to. "cadmium Billions Altar
tism. Summer Cum tiltintr. l‘llue.
. ‘ .l‘llt lcultletl.
Shirl“. Ui‘ucml ilvltility‘.
mm... miter-l by m: lm’puw
.r deranged cothllllau ul‘
and in the
n gnutlo milling atlmulent en ti
rare. ,
Emlneni Phyelelnue meerlho manned rec-
mtd gtrouounfio them
e
rs. No one
lane me
minnuhwhottloeo ,
. mum etidDoelerltnlodt- '
TESTIMONIALS. ,
. a m thetlhelie rum , *
WV—N‘hOW‘Q‘mw to cough , , toifthee “at ,
MoulngImflow ,
trained: f ‘ ed
«imam: " I ed
wt , , g- W W.
thumbs“
South Norwalk. Ct.
ENTERS + ‘
Dandm
e at
h. lit-ama-
Kldnry Die.
Ielesltude. Low
mul. in (not. every.
plain of tho Blood
the Emmet-h. Liver or
matter Bitten
rnhle in their
the boat
We Stomach.
elm remain long
with en incurable die-
! the Quaker
“We. I
, _"
E m, ’ “Deanne-um"
1.8mm minke-.9“
to, -- .
yeti. Gauntlet—alien“ . '
GuldBenthudmv intent-«geek. “mm
. Atwood‘ & Kltohenfeblefor‘lgué.‘<d
have, , ‘-
“it. ~,
i.
monument-tune .wm “a, , _ > -,
‘ 3......“ 5:31.313: . fimfi?
_. . from to ~ "g
Wmmaa; ‘
wad“ e§&&mwnw_flmm, _,
tot-Launch. "onetime Dell ' tum“
1 WNW! 51.3. Wotan: “use;
Omaha-Nor. with Ringo. ed mason-e. ’7 i "
end Blackmail). Fine “minnow
. perwiudowup. ' Antique.”
insetlowprinee.
3 there juet opened: amounts
The largest like u the M 3‘ W , {m
Elegantfloflhmmnewp. W “
. pottemlltofloenteporm,
Eiueetueeovtmeutotomt
Deonretediutuodm, l
cetlmetee for turn! i
“ winning? , 'll‘nrn
‘ «”310me
We "tithe out-W ' it!“ ”E ‘
holster our Nailtnrh‘fi '
#3.
nontod. or will roftuid am a: .i‘ '3‘
tlvllver our goods anywhere '. fiwfi '1
than Now York ; ‘Qitbkaia-e: ‘3‘ 5% 7
G. E . S - , I '1' H ’
‘ lined-Quota for Low l’riees.
STAMB‘intDy '. _ .. -
cone: :‘tnzmsnomm'
Gro‘ceri § and M .1; ' H
T. Burk
SP
uver 85"
GWOOD.
All orde lied promptly. City‘f
find it to th 1* livautage to trade with
é’lwn its a tri l '
9gp Rm
A ml ml \ 5 4
.3 iilt‘il emit in tire-tn nth. M « . 7
“.5 ...:{mm tfiiwfsmwi:“r:'7'*“'*32;*"3=¥‘3%‘£‘i‘?~f§§
62m _ , i‘ s -. «- .— v.‘ . .- ; 9.2.: V"
km t y “it II “ID in tljhhlfuiltl‘i: I. 8. 5333“}: l a: .x 33:" 4’ 1:239; I 'M
manna-ammmfis
.3 mo,
’ . z 1’: scan“ or, >
Farm, Frog :{7 Ewing _.
W. n... ”wim‘iiro‘é 117%
i N I ‘ r .“w'”. 7' w" .
“ coeducational“ ell marina: ‘ “3‘ m Lama: “ the .. .
-5 ,3... .; ..
E BEST Vi; t .35 w. i’iiHE ,
denture" have abolished the 1‘». .3...” -. . 1., n ,,
thetollowlng warren; witheeohwecon. was? ‘ “- m. 7 .
we Hubby ‘7th the men 381 9.93 3;“ ....... h i... ,7
ulet-eedol new: head meflm a. a! m “m 33%;; green .
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