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Thou W on by thy inaction- Will.

OI! fro- tbemdd city‘r buoy mrt

To ocul‘l verge. whore. like u throbbing kart
Th worn are booting. M22223. amu- um.
Ali now thy tonic alter your. mull

(if to. Iwoot «run it In. the “intent put.

And than Irt dud! nun—«um. thou but glad
[I the M chow in boomed plow.
Where cm builds the arm was.

mm end-d all thy crown «word
“on in the {vicious light at 6222?: an M2.
shalt Mug thy coug- through elmity.

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HRRICIIL "Gm SHOPS-

Wbovo The Wall! lune! Anny la food-ct
ed no o bluiuouve lento.

Tho Dune is odd and derived from the
sinihrfly to than placco of low "tort when
dhtillod dun-lion cl filloinom quality bul
undoubted power. mixed with the “ lulu: o!
Womble gin unmet“ in cold tor o smell
consultation

 

3:2. toe-tryout the dcnflc. fine a «II
mum on“. crtn dollars. can my, hove
Iportiou at that intoxicutiou in gambling
which comm from buying: 22ml stalling large
but of stock 2:: 1‘2222 ;?.l‘.l.lt'l' ame.

Thu». tix» {12222222621 b'ivkct shops are to
tho Stock Etclmugc 22-; tlm Fir“ Point‘s 22nd
Baxter min-ct “l. by buck»: .impa are to
{he “(lift-3 Ilaplu'tl, tliu linumwix‘k, the
82232.2 :22 {M22222 ml 2.2%»: glittering gin
pulucm of 2.2422212 22222! room: 22.

Hero £22 £122: LleM “1.22222 12.2% brought woo
to «2 222222.23 z-

 

“ In ambidemthm a! ": 2 mm of $32. Vor—
23.t:2t Gr. ,2“ may i l:\‘ 2 r»m\ulvus 3229
512222224 22! Lui: 2‘ * 1-2 2.2 ~2 sale of

100 c‘ .Lres hi:
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Sun-k ifxulmnga

'2 av 2.2222W2LuN 5' Co.“

If 2he cuitutnoy 2 2...; to go short. be
122322 tixc vitamin t2 ‘ : but with on nllum.
2322;, 0‘, some wank, uni be tintia that he can
alum“, baht-22‘" 01-2, Tim tinctu-
market o:2~2 per cont. either way
2*22~:»22uer‘~2 iuznreat claws the
comma 22le 2‘2» 22222222232 iv lmt, though Mo
23222.2 ”15% c.2‘. which 222 known as A
"wipx" 2;.- -~222». 32m!“ 22222222522 may be put
at 22,422.32:- ‘umlu‘r‘h 0212222. provided
liuckvt xlmp
2 nlly g‘uulilar (or 021-2 pct crut.
t 222:; :u'x‘ wrung in tho wal‘kol
22.221222; for 0223 per cent.

" wt} to 0522‘
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25.222 2.-~ X 2 “ in N2- :\ pouny in for a
3x212: “ tar 2222222. “12.2222 lll2‘}‘ 222-22 success-
! and £2224 out with dying colors and full

22.232222). tidy any, ” Well. wc‘vc bout the
bzc2 I222: 321.1212 20.!“ “ 3.2.1 they 222:2 minted
by :.~. ~u2 )2 cmuplinwu: 2222' grins of sundae.
boo 2 m 2~. if 2122:; bul got the best of :2 turn
bunk.

PaL~:: lulls. straddles nail spreads on
taro and ten chum are. sold by lilo bucket
«hop ju~t in the 21.22220 wuy that old Mr.
lluszz-El 82g:2 m‘l‘m hi: giltu‘xlgcd [222222222 to the
5.2;...“ 222 112.2 sweet {2222222 100 to 5,000 Shah‘fi.

Tho 22.21! 222222224 2222:2232 morning sharp at
ten. when the mckt-z in the greater place
122-52232 Mindful of 212:2: mush-:22 proverb.
" the early hm! mm“: w tiln, 2202-222,“ tho
“222222222222 222222 on hand, .2222i lung below that
(2.2222 its ‘mukrt $11932 »~22:2bleni cougregatc
2.2 {llamas 2122.2 muumk. . :2! bearing 0! any
{zirzicuiar am“. What -hy Gould and R222!-
225.232 think—“hm J 22 Emma 322i H2212
Smiti. .2229 doing, or pump»: wlmt (\2222222222k
ins bcfii‘l overh 22rd in my \vhilo clouding in
one 0! his alccll‘lomal altitudes biting the
and of his 2:342: 122 the curmiur of the Wind.

32” ~ 2 :2. no affords u diminutive 1222122220 0!
:32: 52.222: Kaleb-2225.222. itself. The null 22.222226

2:225:22 of opinion 222542222 between bull
2.1221 in 22:22:29.; ti222c~~ the checa
.-2~-.~: -22 ~ 5.2.2222 rt‘t‘ilitl' l't‘tlllut-a of lilo 321-221..
22: N 22 and then it in quits ufl’mtiug
222 22-2: 211112 «leiiv Bring 22ml nhmkiu" of tho
2-1 22‘. 22.1“.itli the uervoux item
121.: n. . ~ ~ 1.222224522122221 2.2222222] wreck:-
225 the ‘3‘.“ .~.:~: ~22 genius who may happen to
L»: on 2L2: wrong aide of 2L6 market during
an uncqwctod " slump,“ “break“ or

 

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‘2 2:02.21» " Th2: elation ol the {ortuuutc once
.. proportionate. Sometimes so \iolout ll
the 2222:: 1:22 other way tint the chuchll c!

mustctmu is scarcely translated into tho
mgrczz‘ui nigh before the recently exullut
2.212 is ” \vipm ."

\ uitublc Mercury. at o stipend o! 85 or
S ‘~ our week cloud! upon n plottorlu It tho
L213“ 0! :2 huge blackboard whercoo are listed
2222 leading upcculativas. ll! calli Ind reg-
istcm tho tram-client (mm the ticker to In
mg. 2- 2222 licucc in garb u motley u tint a!
his all": army.

l- or here in tho mm: o! clerical upeot in u
dmy white choker, who“ voice pothopl
022cc exhorted the flock in the manner ga-
pel tent. the lawycr without brick ad the
doctor without poticnumtbee bolt, the line.
the blind and tho crippled in the gran! bol-
u» of lire. Many old and trembling Ir.
Fuddiduddiu. once rctirod king: 0! the arc-

cerymde, on than, who. listcuiog to the
glib voice a! the broker, were enticed into
the Wall street game {all any from a com
(arable astute and tool: the road to ruin.
Here they on. scrubbing in tea and too
lab-«bu. vainly hoping thnt Fortune will
me 13:32:. with both hoods lull.

Enid—tho may odds in lovor of the

gauche tho‘ 2.2 what shop non. ha olweyl

usudueodmtugooltbeu-
WMagq-d-
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W‘OPMIY:
Amado-gamut» Met-o!

Unluc- o depolit of We “but d
the imbuvlugchs be round coon. b
bedded in M1 lee or hurled in pro-Irv.
5"!“th supply of ivory wit
boon.- oo finial-bod even dud-c this
notary - to make the guanine bone ul-
uootupmlous u .ilver. Mandy ot
who-huh in Liverpool the common ivory
bfiur Mt $22.02!) a ton. whilo for talk
the price in cquiment to about 2.2222an
erot- In ounce in small loan. Inasmuch.
bowovcr, an the pn'cc bu more than doubled
in tho but tbron young owing to the grow.
ing unity o! the elephant. it in my to on
am 1 still further amt lucmac must tote
pine unlm the demand alackcu or new
mama of mpply bc discovered. This und-
den growth in the can of ivory is due more
to tho greater demand for it than to o diudn.
mica of the supply. but both cause: on new
opening simultaneously Not ouly ore all
tho old gel: to wbigh it m; w

fiumflmembbe co :2, ~ '

to the new put-pom for which nothing but
ivory will suffice. In spitc of the «Earn a!
inventors. no substituta haul been (onud to
servo ntiatwctor-ily for billiard bulls, and the
number 0! household uppllwm both useful
sud decorative. iuto winch it enters in con.
may growing. The mmterpieco of artists
like Beuvcuuto (‘clliui have bocome such
educatoru or taste that there ii almost I fish.
ionoble tumor forivory curving. Au iuu'louco
has ban mode public where 22 wealthy wom-
tu lavished a fortune on the decoration of a
bedroom, hon: which all wood-work was
banished. ivory exquisitely turned out?
carved taking its place.

While this extravagance in the use 0! o
scarce material is running it! bullion:
course the limit of production has already
been ruched. For obout twenty years the
oval-age supply at the Liverpool salon in
mid-Hummer 121222 been 136 tone, but but July
the amount allerod was only Evenly-two
sud A ball tons. Tho largest kale ever
known—922‘ tour—took place in 1878. and
since then the stock in warehouses and as
nmta {or mukct bod bcen very small.

In view 01‘ lbcoo circumstancee thew are
but two mtcruatlvcn. Either people must
Ire long fox-ego their taste. for ivory in all its
“tifarmuu ornamental noon and leuw it
solely to thc utilitarian. or else 22 new 2.2232.
ply must be bad. It is not impossible that
prospecting parties will go into the jllng’lm
of Africa and India to search (or ivory 2222
they now 229 hr gold. and that the rvluru
for mmvafulupediticus will be ulmm; 2o
mtui! gold itself were found. 02122-225
will bond all their skill and rxperlruco
tonal discovering an artificial milmtimto,
and, remembcring the wcudorhil inventions
of tho time, it is not auto to my ilmt they
will not flamed. But Iliei‘o'is 21 mini soul-22.2
0! supply which. taken in hand at once.
might be more certain it not lass exptuxlve
than either of the others. l! the Bridal
govcmuieut, for instance. should undertake
the Ioioutillc prepagutiou and cultivation u!
the elephant. both can bomt c! buuieu and
«a on ivory producvr. it i.- 2222 improbable
tho! tho returns from the 2222242222222! ude
be very mtififuctory. . In 222 my parts of East
ludia thew 2222.2 plwiy ulclepbuuts to ba b.2223
for tho catching. A2 )22‘2252-221 zlary 222-22 2222.
gut-dad as more objt. :~ of 22202:. and lbry
Ire being killed undies-2y 22.2221 net-klmly.
I! I very lurgclrzvt vi suitable awuntry conic
be set «port as ‘22 Piv‘mnlh' pit-2.22222 2. 22ml :2
grout herd of tha beasts, either wild or
domesticated. could be kept within bounds
uudcr proper protection. it might beporwlblc
to thin out the tusked monarch: of the
juugla every yum n.2lllcl0utly to provide a
91.122943ny 22234;; n_n_21 yo; grodm_lly to
increase, utin‘rtlmu diminish, llie numbel
o! auiiuals ct)r2‘22lM.-—~P5fld¢l‘€1p}vffl Record

——-—«o———
HAK! NG CLOTHES PINS-

llow Yank" Milli Turn Them 0M far All
the “‘orld.

Probably very (cw realize tho extent 0!
.he manufacture o! clothes pins and the cup-
2221 employed in the business. Their muuu.
(actors in mostly confined to New England.
end the Suite of Maine produces its share
r! the commodity. According totbe Bangor
industrial Journal one at the most com-
piolo and extensive clothea pin histories is
located At Vouceboro. Mo. From the some
source the procm o! mauuhcturlug the
plan. a con-led on at the Vauceborc Wooden
Wore Company‘s factory, in given. The
wood and is mainly \vbitc birch and beech.
The logs ore cut and hauled to the shore of
the ink. or the streams emptying into it.
whence they era acatccl down to the will by
a viaduct cud cbniu worked by clam power
end uwed into lengths o! nixtecu to twenty-
two inches—the {crum- to be undo into

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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"!d.du‘ouotluoedthe Tenn. wlph
Bullock-end duh-pitta. the low-
hnuntbcozhm. “Yogi-AM
Whmhuhrqudvd u m
blehythcnthlhum it in full opus
Ion.“

“I: it curl-ted to but u um
Mommmmmmnm
Mwmuaghkknltecnhhbootudop
may much law in the come” at
blimp-loo.

"It on,“ repllod the Tenn.
“Imprepcrodtouytbotittaml‘htod to
but anything that blew. Stronger, I'vo
monorthcr can—yo stone wall twcnv
mile-undue: it down as it picked it up,
withoutdhphcfingn domiok! Seen it done
myult. Oncctlooen one tint turned on
opplcorcbord upside down, end the tuna
budto dig outbilhu'velt. And that wasn't
much oltnorther. either!"

“I burn thoywupretty powortul.“ cou-

 

iolothe trap. “meat. I even o Tenn
norther- colch the tint uhake of on 'orthqunkv
nod carry it right over our town Mora that
quake could get a grip suywhore! Spud!
speed! Why, stronger, I Icon '2 uortlm
kotcb a mortgage out‘u 22 muu‘u baud cunt,
and thct moi-tango was due before the mom
picked himself out‘u the mud 3“

“Didn‘t think they went so that," observed
the Montana man, with an ominous mild-
ucal. ” Tblt‘a pretty (ulr goiu' and I think
u great deal 0‘ money could be mnda by im-
porting them nor-then into our parts £02
little breathing plum when we have a blin-
mmi on."

" Docs blizzarda go faster than that ?“ lu-
quired tho Texan, who wanted to kick him-
self for not lelting the Montana mau gut his
work in first.

“ I never seen but one that wasn‘t making
10.000 mile .222 hour," replied the Montana
man carelessly.

“ What warned to be the mattar with
him 9“ asked the desperate Southerner, 8222-.
msticuilly.

" It was 22 long luuc bolero we could dud
out,“ continued b8 from Montana. “ but
finally when he got a bucksct somewhere
and wasn‘t going over 100 miles a minute,
we gal on to what troubled him.“

‘2 WM lic siclt P“ demanded the Tcxuu
ready to fight.

‘2 X22, he was try-lug to haul that doggouad
ucrtlicr of yours 221222222 ! 1 know it “22222 the

same unrtber, ‘causo 1 22.2022 the mortgage
sticking out‘u his 222222. “'

And thou t1222v 2.\ out at it ; but when tlit
police got tin-2‘2- tlw Moutuuu 222122) was utilll
little ahead.

009‘ -

Wl-HS'I'LING

Some ymm ago at 22 Boston theatre. dur.
lug one of the tedious waits when the
orchestra had tluisbcd iLv selection and ovary-
body had cxprosaod :2 orilicivm ou the play.
there came one or tlmae dead lulli during
which five minutes seem an age. and just
ot that moment some one in the mound
Roller-y begun to whintlc “ Home Sweel
Home.“ The low clear notes were an musl-
cul as the strains 0! u flute. and they pierced
the air with their bomcaick melody hurl
touched every heart All heads turned tc
look up, but it was impossible to distinguish
the whisilcr of the sweet utmiua among the
very ordinary looking people there, until a
policeman appeared and cbuvliahly silenced
him. cud than it was seen to be a sickly.
looking, poorlydrcsscd 2222223. who had on-
tmuccd every cm with his pluiulivc, tender
melody, and left a memory in every bcurt.
Nowadays whit-fling in almost one of the loot
”In “FMWMAW ginnihm Juan.
ful whistling," says 52022222 distracted moths!
to her uoiayofi‘sprlug. Sim does not con-
sider that whistling: 222-22 surety-vulva to the
buy‘a tecliugs, 22 Nlict‘ to the pent up Utlcu
ol‘ hia powcra. and one of the (cw ucociup.
lisbiueuta uhlurul to the general buy. It is
a fact that thew are boys who cannot whiv.
tlc. They will go through tho motions. but
only to succeed in making 22 frightful taco.
22nd no noise, ubllc 0212222222 can 'cut the air
with 2| sharp. alu‘ili. long drawn inspiration.
that will mull-2 22 ~lm-py dog liull' I2 dozen
blocks in tho dis-22.2422, 22ml bring all utlw
boyu out like rum to .ucct at 222222 givunpuint.
Send a boy on 2222 crumd and ten to one he
will wliiutlc all tho “my the-2‘22, 2222.1 all the
way back, giving uvm‘y couueimblo note
that the human whistle is capable of. Ordi.
uerlly, people do not notice thir infection of
the lit in tlic shape of iron concerts. but
Itoputcwmomcuta‘ some day on o busty
corner and linen to the whistling boy. You
don't hear any whistlaup-ynu are dump.
pointed,- but wait when l! 2301122:th
Fre- Pm

M’s-«~—
INOLISR JOURNALISIu

lath Wynyotbot tho future of

lufiuulmd lat Mull"?~ dam

at William- that alter gwhilem tiny
will even not to interviewing mm

remmoudcntut the Obicegon.

Nowdoltthlokofit, and than let loan a
lowdown Chime journalism in this: hi.
vllhgq. Why. they woulduo thrpush an
minnow“ cosh-Would“:

 

nwvolumeofBlachtouephccdluhle.
oodedtbeloum'mmfihg WM? .2 . 7. SE 2. fl ‘

mouth cud the other and renting on n Iholt
Why. ltwunotlnucbleuthoun
boa. Inohinconhbn {on moment with
Maul-hung mingled with admiration, he
laid: “Get upoud come dong with on
--you hove entirely too much gain: for 2
this room." What doc! the render «ppm
was done with him? "Why. he won um
tothcodlceoluuuttorhcy at low end tho

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Baton Rouge. Subsequently ho become o 1
Judge In 1839 he won elected a 322me22

tative to Congress. on e Whig. Ind m
cue tot-m! In 18% President Taylor up

pointed him Minister to the Two Sicilian

Re mm o stout. handsome gentleman. nod

much allocated by his associates in Goa-

greu. Therein no telling what u cigar oi
cxtroordinoryleuglb may lend low—WM
(nylon Carnapoudmea Lemme Courier.
Journal.

”few"—
OIRCUS OYMNAS‘I‘S AND RIDERS.

Iu conversation with 22 reporter at the St
Louis l’aahnupateh u dircuu manger aid:
“ The beat gymuuta are American. bul the
sat riders are English. Robinson and Fill:
are both wonderful riders and both Amer»
locus, but they never received M rudl.
moutcltmiuiua that gives ntlcrworde ouch
grace and poem to the Engllnb professional.
Mme. Eloiuc Dockril in unqucutlouably tho
greatcal living rider. and draws o airy ol
$35022 week. The first lemon a rider in
Wight in about the name 223 that touaLt an:
actor, and (or ought I know an open linger
-~tl222tia. to dance. They should be thor.
uuglx dancers and 2222mm; ol’ motion boron
they are placed on 22 horse. The greatest
mule ridcrlu James Robinson; he receives
from $2100 to $400 a week. The crootast
iockey rider in Frank Gardiner. He in tho
the must celcbmtcd lcupar. I was prosaut
ht Duhuquc. 122., in 1802.), when. for the
championship belt 22nd at wugcr of 8500 with
Mr. Batobeldcr. he threw a double comer.
Mull over tbivtyutwo horses. Ilia salary in

2.30 or $32M) 2. work. Gyiunusta are uuiu.
erotic, some very good. others the revenue.
Did you as): about 22 triple sonicraaultl
There arc uo triple mumrsuultera; it never
has been (lone. When any one tell: you tlu
coulrury. but him 222222-22 for a-~mistulw
Two have (122222! it. but never lived to make a
second attempt. Yes, coma are well paid:
some are not. I‘avforumra-ngood cues. o!
comma-«212:2 her-l. The poorly paid men in
the protrusion are the agent: and otIlccrt‘.

<c-
SlNGUMR NAMES.

“A 4‘

The iutcusc dcvutlou of tho 22.2222222- ‘0
lbs Scriptures. particularly the Old Tech.
‘nunt 8 riptm‘efl. prompted than: to “at“
the old Scripture uulucc, and R26 Bible w
Vruumckud for 22222222222 an odd and uncommon
l8 powlblc. any»: tlm 82. Lenin 61mm
Wt. Strange cmuhluutimu of 2222222222: we“
undo and, in color that the unlucky youth
might be 2222 Well loaded 2222 pnwmililt‘. acvewl
were beutmvcd. Ono uutnrtuuulc of the
time of Omnnvrll was uzllivicd with the
W6 tic-2.2723222222222223“? fivlruuirr EMA“
Ebenezer 6222222222, while another went
through lilo bearing tbc burden 01' Bench-
chtu‘ib Jeremiah 822mm. Fiuully the climax
was reached by giving ebildmu 22 whole text
of acrlplurc for 22 name. Praline God Bare-
bouea, of the Rump Parliament, was said to
buvc grouucd under tbecflliction or “Pumice-
Goti-tor-ibltvbud.uot-bcon-tbrougb- Bia- mar.
:y- “12 Obrlat- Jesus- yuu- would- hove Jason-
duuuodfiurcbouea.“ 02222 of llurcbouca‘ tel-
lowanflcrora \vua. “Formowavm‘tbmugh-
.- ulaaa- durkiy- liut- thcrc- fawa- t0- lm Ilia-
gcm." ~'Jl‘bil extravagance in Mining woo it-
owu cure. for “tor the maturation many 0!
the Puritan found themselves In much the
object o! populer ridicule on nooouutol their
lengthy cud about! comet. that they who
hrlly changed than for othcr and la- cum
honome bouillon.
-—-—-—«o-—r--

PIGULMRITIBO 0F ACTRESS“-

'Thcre in one clan of woman who moot
be cold to move. draw. or live as others do
cinema 3 writer in the Olav-loud Herold
These of whom I write are am They
live in on “morph.“ at 222522 own, it I In)
use the trite «pro-don Ivory nun who
llvuanbchl bu “mm-album-
un. Their monitor-ulna «Mr dun.

end the lulu-onetime- verynuty They

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Stravv Ilats,

Wc will open this day our Entire Line of

Boys’ and Ohudren’sw

Straw Goods! .

Thebc Goods» are bought by the Case direct from the manufac-

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the regular retail price.

HEAD-QUARTER: ‘ son.

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South Norwalk. Conn.

mummamueuw “of
DR. '1'. E. SWIFT.

D E N7 '1‘ I S '1‘,
OFFICE AND MERGE

No. 9 West Avenue,

Iorvvalk. con.

30. 22221211822222: Bill.

5! Wuhlugtou Street.
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Rugs, Bones, P'mnoittlcs Iron
and lotus.

Parties moving our: tenths toothy
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Jacob M. Layton

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