«4’
pm,
”‘x
8008. AND “O..-
lwrnttosaeagenttemrnd
One day in summer weather;
I but At now her "tram, for
We had barn girls together.
I muted her sad and trunnion taco.
As she came tortn tn inert me
And with her old-time wntlernm
To welcome and to mt me.
“ You have a lovely boom." l crtod.
“ Emit-sworn! in bloom and beauty."
*‘ The house can never make the home."
She sold: then turned to duty.
Ah the: l thourtit, .tdtntrtng still
The house and Danny round tt:
She mama! tor a borne, Hwy 5”.-
Alan? stu- ne'er has tound it.
In Standing it! the altar nut
She loft, swct‘l love brmnd her,
And now what should be silken tits
Fmve only timing to bind her.
Incl: Nut-r than a. mansion grand.
With cares .ind trials double.
In some sum hilIlDle littlt‘ " home,"
With love to sweeten trouble;
Brat love to dwell \\ tth us [wort—-
To over all k’a‘ith‘ it:
And in his tender, gentle WAX
to caution and to guide u:
to. v ,
conic COMRENTSt
Tim: fibituat’y notice of \Vagucr:
NM baa hit her mm: impl mild.- bunny
83 has waif“: 3— For t 3‘13» -,~
sThe faith «I tho llllllll'll “ I do wisl.
cattle would ENW “FLT.“ tigtml tho t‘hi.
M‘W; “my .hm: piuoh my f.x.~t.“—.
Wmlinw ll‘wiJ
7dellfillx
to m Nutgnut,
“ Whmht your hunt
0! do will a tlu‘uul. m “ l‘ut your s‘luthM
hi it “ “ .\u‘ um no Hill-Ni Iu‘o
«Entirely Mriutl “ Won,“ mind an
“tint. “ therv‘i om thing l mm “\V - my
pointing t:- m-lgtmt Nobody can awn-to mu
“copying.“ " Not wen “Mum“ Numrkol
on. ct Nu both-m . I.‘ M». Thimm‘la.
w“inning: M \ lvtl pmtoumr to NW
tllttdt‘ttt~«» “ “Wm"! \\ th \ ,glnttn “ i don‘t
know. air, 1 think you put it on tho blit‘li
in tho tit-uroliti: room “1th tho Twit of your
lumicul inn-trutnrnta." \Iuii'v-r‘ Hm, Surya?
Ml erw'frr.
-—H1\l! way unyhow
quite halal, (till timt‘.
“an3 Sal lttt‘o
ofit.“ “ lb. It“
could nnvvr got it ;\‘l)
mouthf"~1.-<mi i .lir'r’j,
—-.\ bibliotip thtt mutt bu
“ Yafl." “iii the thin in tho thcnttro L: \iit‘l')‘,
“the make-ups wot" Qv‘ut‘l'diil' fizi‘, li'l'.
thare was one in-tkv-np tint I ~hmilti like to
too—o make-up for 14.: two hvtivcon lilo
“a...” I’zflluh TM! a v‘rt'gil
~Food for thntuht .tn author
was eulogiznig hie tiwn work-a llh‘ ounttiuin-g
much " food (or thought," w.“ rnthvr ukrn
Jack by the rcnnrk of n {nonl “ 'l‘hoy
may contdiu food for liltlllgitL but it in
leChedly COUleLH“ Nl‘t’mu‘h‘" NW:
-Tdm‘tl logic ELI-.ggu‘rr. iii-m llllfillfllld
f! A. 31., filter it onimitt lvotnroi— “ Well.
Ill I‘ve got to may t- if you .ll‘t‘ u pt'rvton 0!
Inch refinement and good brooding you
ought to be nhtivo “lining to a tlrnnlton (vi
low at this time u! the night.“ ~ [Birmingham
Owl.
—“tlflt‘ly illicit‘tl " Rt‘ttt‘ll 2116 down [lull
\Vebtttet‘. Pitt,“ will out- ti! our lztt. lywlootml
Judge: to his rlrrli " (luv u! tlmu thniving
newspaper: has [con llllrliltig ll’u‘ and, lm
lube". I won‘t stand it l'tn- thin in; bits-k.
guard calla int- n tort-nutt- ilfi'iit. ‘ San [“I'rth-
rim: A'r’ltl [Jib/fl
—-.'\ frank attlinimton “ I‘d him you to
know.“ exrluinml llmmi, ” titut l‘w :\
31le Of my own " " l’ni Miro it til““‘ you
much wdll to udhthWit‘iigt‘ ii.‘ rmntrkwl
F038. “ ll- Wnuld haw ilt‘t'll crux-l to
accuse nnyouu rlw with being tho nu‘nvr n!
ll..""'llv utm Ti‘vt ’im‘i'ir!
—-.\n nbwnmninalml min “ ln-nii
the dollars; l in“ my puclivt-lmuk it: iitititr,”
mid E. M. h‘twynra to '1‘. .l. .\lv\y.~r~. thi‘ Lit.
tor being n lllrltl u! tnmtm. “ But you :tru
aways tor-gutting your poka‘t-butlk, 32m.
yarn," replied Muyrrs. “ Well, I might jn-t'.
I: well forget it; there in never anything in
it." rctortcd Sawyers, candidly. —— Tum Sift.
lugs.
-Angr_v with n ptll‘pnit‘ : “I wonder
..whnt lithe matter with .\lr. Brown."
tho landlady. “ in1 poem-t to be very angry
about mutcthiug. Why, ynit hiltlllixl lino
min hint grinding his teeth inst now ill the
hall." " Purhups," suggvutml Fog-g, “ ho is
only getting them in m'lr before tackling
one of your bct'fatt'nlw."-—1p'iv.vs£.;n Tran.
urine.
—Ono your .iftor the olopetnout : Miss
Killer, of Ferris, Tums, Cillortlftlrtllt‘x‘l he:
hther‘a‘ dogs and cloned with tho young
man whom her tathvr htl {writitltlun tho
premix-ma. The probabiltm .tro tlmt nbmu
| year hence who will L‘Ottt'l‘tltlv that bar lilo
would have been less llllnt‘nl‘ultz if she had
chlorolurzned tho young man und Clopcd
with her hthcr‘a ngs.
—No aid wnutod: A woman recently up.
plied for State aid and tho blank was pro.
attend and the usual questions asked. She
flowered them freoly until it came to " Your
?" " Have I got to tell thnt ?" she ask.
ed. “The blank requires it, nin‘utn,“ was
the reply. ‘~ Well, then," she said. “I don‘t
want any Sate aid.“ and she flounced out at
the cans in high dudgeon."—Buawn TI'tIM-
”"15“
-—A born writer: “ Charlie,"*r¢ninrkcd
b'ogg, ”you were born to be a writer."
“Ah.“ replied Charlie, blushing slightly to
thawplirnent, “you have new some at
tho thing: I hove turnad ca '3“ “ No," said
Pong; “ I wasn‘t relarring to what you had
written; 1 wu simply thinking whot o
Iplnodid car you had (or carrying a pen.
Immense, Chorus; simply immense."—Boa~
to. Nam-6p;
—Extnng|nt boys: " You." exclaimed
M old Johann Kortoflalanlnd, “yang
habit-ho! got into extravogunt noshuno.
V1- 1 ve- ynng I rote on blono (combatin-
pp bow. Now my pays rltu on whunll,
titan loin-ops, vot cost‘ are times
l‘hslmithmpio whit-ranges:
\\itl\ uninll buudloj
lltt'“ “l‘hu’ut ‘ud
" Ymt‘ro gutting
\ou tt'v rum “
lit" inllltzit'l g-illnni
hu: thou. p i‘.ip~. you
higher than ymxr‘
pwptllt'ti‘
w i to
lllf‘
renal
‘ In pooch o- : pig tooliibneu cup. and don‘t
in you qurtor Io moooh room tor rltln' or
fit good. ol‘dnbnn toolishnul «pf—Bur-
‘ “~5me
~Mumadod nlxnile: He had I vary
'1!“ 1m mama" o! n dissipated
ll. hbowu walking up the street o
remarked: ”Thu tellow in no
colored that ha remind: tno o! o
mo.“ " Ho remind: me worn or on on.
”WM o chroma." reworked it by-
”. “now no?" “Well, you no, on
”roving dwayt bu a glass in tract. 0! it
a! I chroma hun't.“—Tm Strange.
~Why Dnrnpuy mind the nbblt:
Dam wont bunting th- othor thy cud
luck Johnny with bins. They now u rubblt,
“bum chow up Ind that. Tho up
unload sad the. won 3 long uplnmr, cud
’fidUi—Dnmwymtbamdcwn,
It wont“. many got home
Bib-shrunk” whllnek they bad
out "Oh." nil Johnny, “pop- uw .
“3 ii i m mm In In 00*“
Chandohttdnu Iliau a!
, “kmufi—ohukdph.
dbfioi‘ufi—M
*WtW
-£-w mat m ti
flhflohmknw to
#nkhwmauh
.7 hit-twist:
AT on.
Another 0! John 311th delightful
ony- oppeui in the Century, the mbjoot
being the maniac voyage. In hoopla:
with the text is theidcol full-pogo engraving,
by Elbridge Kingsley, or a. nhip in mid-ocean.
which was drawn with the graver. Wu
quote the following from the writer’s im-
pressions :
One does not seem rmlly to have got out
t1! doors till he goes to sea. 0n the land he
is shut in by the bills, or the forests, or
more or loss housed by the sharp lines 0!
his horizon. lint at sea he finds the roof
taken 05. the wallx taken down ; he in no
longer in the hollow of the earth‘s band, but
upon its naked back, with nothing between
him and the imntensitiea. He is in the
great cosmic countdown. as much so as if
voynging to the moon or to Man. An os-
tmnomic solitude and vacuity sun-numb
him; hid only guides and landmarks an
stellar; the earth has disappeared; the. hon-
izon has gone; he has only tho sky and its
orbs left ; this cold. vitreous, blue—black
liquid through which the thip plows is not
water, but mine denser form of the cosmic
ether Ila can now we the curve of the
hpht‘h‘ which the hills bid from him ; he can
study astronomy under immoral conditions
If he was being home through the int»
planetary npooes on an immune Shield. bin
llllPl‘t‘mthli would not perhaps be much dim
mt. He would find the saute vacuity.
the some blank or negative spam the stunt
imply, ithlottnito opiwasiw “uranium-m
For it tun-t bu mlnuttml that a voyiutn at
that ii mow inumtw to tho imagination
than to the nrtunl non-ta. 'l‘lio world in no
bottom; all Manama at at“. at itiaguitudtt.
oi flirtation. are vanuhml. thou in no aim
no turtu. no par—peony»; tho \tuivom but
dwuullnl to a littln oin‘ln or onuuplod wutor,
that jmtmoyu thll you tiny mar lbw. and to
whivltyuu mm bound by mum Niobium
mom. 'l‘tic aky lmuimt It nlinllmv. Now.
fitting damn. or nine n pail ct cloud that
loom- Nady tn tlmuxml upon you. You can.
not uoo or h‘t‘lllt" tho vast and mount aura
rounding; thorn in nothing to \lt‘lillt‘ it m
not it nit. 'l‘hn‘o thousand milon of occult
opm‘c nro loss intprvsiivo than tliroo tnilm
bountiml by rugged umttutuin \vulbt lb-
tired. the grandeur of firm. of nmgnitudu
o! tllfilflllt‘é, of proportion. ot.‘ . are only
upon aboro. A voyaigo norm. tho Atlantic it
it ton-thy anti through vacancy. 'l‘lioro i-
no son-Jilin program»; you pits); no fixed
point». Is it tho atcunier that lb moving, or
is it tho wt 1* or lh it till it dunno and liltlilO‘
of tho tmulilml lmtiu‘.‘ Yesterday, today,
nnl tomorrow. you are in tho mum paron
”.051: of nnuhera. ’l‘bo thrt-o hundred a,
more mileh thr- ahip (l lily nmkvs in ideal, nin‘
ml. Every night tho stun. dance and reel
them in lilt‘ 521nm. plwo timid the rigging.
ovary morning the mm mum‘s up from be.
him! the reruns wnvo, lllltl r-tiiggont ulnwiy
acmau the Hitllfilr‘? alsy. 'l‘bo bye become. in
hungvr (or turn). for porniainont lines, !nr 5
bilnttlll “will to lift up and hoop all the ally.
and giro it a non-to of room. tine untlor~
“with. why mtiinrs brooms mt inmgtnittiva
and fitlllttl‘nlllltllh moo . it in tho rvitt'tiuti
{mm tin-t narrow imrieon in Willl‘ll they urn
put—thin ring of into nurrotintln nntl nppros.
sen them. They moupv by invoking tho aid
of tho itnpornrtturul. in tho amt itsvlf lllt‘l‘t?
in Mr lame to stiniulntc tlu imagination than
lll tho varied towns tin-.1 onion at tho lnntl.
llow voltl, bow tnercilaa. how ulctnrntnl it
looks!
W.w..y._.~..
ROMANCE OF THE ARGONAUTS.
Aw thr “Hill r ii! “ ‘8‘ “ u’utml lliu (‘dlll‘
pawn, our .it't. r mmtlu r. w-t M\ll for tho
liuitl of gold ‘l'ho Huntlxty proomling tin-y
listt‘nt-tl to favour” nt‘l'ltttllln Itl tliu t‘htlrt‘ll.
lrocnlloct woing it worn or tun of young
Argonmttw thnu pronohi-tl tn 'l‘hoy \vom
ittinmuinlu‘tl from tho pulpit to bl'lli‘Vl‘ lt‘tll~
pt‘rzttz‘iy. \it‘tnonuly, \vim ly and pinunly.
How ht‘l’lt’lllniy tlioy lihtunul. llnw unborly
woro thrir tinrruu .lirinmwd, ntruight-upmtitl-
down littlo plug ildt‘l of that period pilod
one on top of tho otlior in trot-t a! thorn.
llnw glistonod thoir hair with tho villitgc
barber's hair oil. How prmmunm-tl tlm
crook of their tight bouts M tlir'y umrt'hotl
up the {ti-ale. llow lirillinut tho hue n! llit-ir
llt‘t‘lillt‘fi. lluw pittit-ntly nnnl ronitvnotlly
tin-y liatonexl to the soil diumnrm of tin.
tninistor, knowing it Would ho tho lilnl tiny
would hour for nanny month-z. llmv min-r
tho glutit‘rs they mid up to tho rhnroh vhmr.
u‘hvro pant tlio girlx lhvy \t'mu- in tmu‘ry on
thoir return. How (my rrtnrnotl
low nmrrietl tho girl of that pt-riml‘s vbnivo.
How little Wt-iglii-d tho worth.- of tho mini-t.
tr-t'. it your nttorxvnrtl, in tho hurry-sonny 0!
Sun anviwo lilo of ‘ttl and '50.
What on innm‘ont. uninphixtioutotl, llIttX<
pcrionoed int “‘ut‘rl tho-w forty odd young
Argonauts who not in tlwso putt-x. Not (mo
til [ht-in thrn could lntko in. uwn lll‘t‘lHl, tnrn
\ flap-junk. resent his trunm r» or \vnnh his
ibirt. Not one of them had dug ovon a
pontbolc. All bml n vague sort of iinprom.
ion that Cniifnruiu was it nutshell of ti coun-
try. and that they would sou t‘tlt‘il other
them Iroqnently and eventually all rt-tnrn
homo at or about the sumo time. How little
they realized that ono was to go to the
Northern and one to the Sutttht'rn mines.
Ind one to remain in Sm Francisco. and
the three never to meet again .‘ What glit-
tering gold mines oxixtnl in their bruins.
even during tho pronohing of that aormou.
[10188 Where the gnlrl was thrown out by tho
shovelfnl, from which an emotional bowldor
or pebble was pickotl out on l flung away.
The young Argmmnt—t'hnrcb living dis.
mined—took his littlo .titi, shiny plug and
want home to tho last Sunday‘s ten. And
that Snttduy night. on saving her homo from
church, for the last time, be was nllnuotl tn
sit up with her nltnmt its long ilti lic llit‘llht‘ll.
Tho light glimtncreil long from the old
homestead trout parlor window. The cold
north Wind without roared uniting the loot.
loan sycanmros, and olnaht-tl the branches to.
get1.ar. It was it sad. sad pit'tnro. The old
so“ they int upon wnulJ he vent upon by
thrin no snore for years. For )‘t-ttl‘fi? For.
evor in many cases. Today, old and may,
gaunt and bent, mniowhv it in the guiding
" up North,“ miiiuwlu-m hidden minty in an
obwcnre wining rump u! the 'l‘uultuuno,
Siziuiulaua or .‘ltlklllllmllt‘. up in Caribou, or
down in Arizona. illil he recollect: that
night on a dream. Amt aha? Oh, she
dried her cyan and unwind the stay-nt-honie
five years m. A girl can't wait torcvor.
And. Maiden, bod rcporto. utter a time,
ruched home about him. Ha drank. Ho
gothblod. Ho tonnd init- trlonds onion; tho
unorlttu, and, worse than nll. he made no
tortuou—Pmto‘w How in M: 8m
Fraua‘aw (“which
-—-~w-—-——c
WRIRI OYPSIBS ORIOXNATBDI
In "Nuby‘u"areonnt 0! hi. visit to the
tittlo vllhcop! Btnhlwolunnbnrg. Haunt-y,
hays: "We mum to a country when
young wommnvldblngly bounded, and
balding-030d tad old ones exceedingly
bounty. a country tho purple of which are
portend: Odoatolin “autumn. ondtlguro
—whcro anything Ah“ a null-mun.
luok. You and youuol! onion; I people
who «an: in this color. Md stunting
mutants—o mutt-I. um. and quick-«yd
pooplo. You.“ no‘unrny‘ or‘Budooi
u'too-nr-youthotthoy m Orlontd in
mnemoni- tlntonntotnbud o!
W. Yeah-shaman in tight
mmmmatmw tightly
Namath-much. turner. with on
lummmtmdodtbuklnlohbup
lethwoolon;tbodwollorln tho vil-
lage-Jo mmwmmm
“clitoral-clung“ now-d on the lug.
dmomgmmbtb-m-
adfiorMoflhvu‘l-Hyo‘myut
«Wotan-Why. Ion-u
mmmhfi what! I'll
«mt- “.Iflmm h'
Hwflflhmb“‘*
How
Basin: wont! courts non.
flow Tul- o-tl- Donn 0! burn Autumn
RIC Obtnlled.
The beat ivory is obtained from two vnri.
atlas of animal—tho Asiatic and the African.
many are considered by physiologists to be
distinct species. and to be different from the
extinct animal whence the Russians are said
to obtain there ivory, which, though called
fossil ivory, does not seem to have under-
gone the conversion commonly implied by
the word fossil, but seem: as suitable for
ordinary use us the substance procured from
living species. Maniniotha or olephantu‘
bones and ttmku arc found throughout
Russia, especially in Eastern Siberia and the
Arctic tutu-alias; audits they are found in
great quantities they are collected and sold
instead of the living ivory of Africa and
Asia, to which it is not considered intorior.
Indeed, all the ivory work finished in .ltusnin
is from the Siberian fossil ivory. The Si.
berian mammoth in better known than liltlal
other extinct animals by mason o! the dis-
coveryofan entire specimen, wonderfully
presewrd, in the {token mil 0! a cliff ut the
mouthwthe river Loan. in Siberia. The
akin at this curious relic of the preatlniusto
world. covered with a reddish wool. is NOW
preserved in the Minimum at St. Ptlel‘lltll‘fit
together with an eyeball. the strong neck
ligament. the entiw skeleton and tho hunt:
The ivory oi the hippulwitauius, or rivu
hm m the East Indies and Atriou.
formerly supplied the denunda at tho \lt‘lls
tiat. The mum hmtwmty window. wltwh
namiu inhumane with the ivory at ttir
«loplutnt. though it in hunter. nttitor, with »
blutnvut. almost free from min, and w
dottblo thus vnluo. ‘l‘lio part: Njwtml by
dontiatvi wont uml for uuutll mrvctl «mt
tut-nod works. ’l‘tio tooth at tho “‘tth‘ltl,
nottwtitnoumllmt the ammw. wow Mm ut
volt“ in dontlintry. 'l‘bo Inuit, atmiglit tuukx
at tho mttutmm, or umuvlml, yloltl ivory.
tutti tho nmuttmtiun tooth of many ottur
largo flltllttttlvl um mtuotituou nuiuhtrly mn-
ployml, but tho myth or tittnnllopbuut tur
titllhll‘tll in nuporhuioo ttll otlwr kin-l» ot
ivory, which wun oxtotmvoly mod by thr
linu‘kvi mu! ltnuutnu, untl t‘l\l‘\‘l‘\i by l‘hnlnu
into utitttiou, thmuo» null utlwr \\'ttl‘k~ n!
rnibolliuhmont. \tht u pity lllltl no to“ of
tho bountiful ivory t‘itrvingu rotuuiu to uni
l‘mwtnicu. who truw-llnl through (ii-noon lll
tho m-ootulooittttry. tlowt'tlmu tho tnuguitlv
t't"ll“‘ of tho ivory t‘l't‘ill‘ltllflllfl in tlmw tittyn,
it» im fow pinoon thnt lun'o cmnn down to
in lullll tho llt‘hi porimln of tlrm-lt urt urn
utiiftll. but lilt'll' “ultiii‘l’ftll “lllhil u! oxwu-
lltllltiiltlwti tliitt thry pvrlutp-t linvu novor
been equitllml in thtw-v lain-v ttnizu, “'0
must «specially regret tho tlo~truotmn of tho
atttttiori. untltbo nmro w in \\o know wn
own thin loss to tho \\ :lhil uirl Iuml \iolout‘o
of rultuious [Wall-id: 1pm.: ‘l‘ro.
great.
ltlllllllt'h.
Until recently it “\t‘t itlwnyn mitmitlorod
but vitriol was lbw u'mpniu solely "doll by won:-
cn the {or pnntulnnont nf thoir wrong:- and
M It niottua 0t vongvnoo, but it uppmtru that
this utininmry uggrnvntmlzinotlmd u! rodroa
i! not coutlnotl to ill» gontlut' mix Mono.
Louis Dilboirt, u young lillllllitlh‘l‘, booiunu
nhlilu‘tlly junlmn of h x }‘ Hing wnfo, uguiunt
whom he could only pm lut'v tho [\l‘t'lll‘lfllltlll
fmtntlod upon nu anonymous Iottnr, Mid in a
moment of |\.\‘\'hlllll ho lllll‘dilttfit‘tltl buttlo oi
sulphuric uohl. “'illi‘ l 1m throw in tho {not
at his lwttnr littlf, burning tho (non m‘Vv-l‘t‘iy
but Without illjtll')‘.ll,: tho wmllxtll'n‘ oyovt.
Arrontmi ut anon ho \\.t~a omuiuittod (or trutl
mulbrnught lwtorn tho Ninth Unrrnotmtutl
(‘bntnlwr in Fruitoo [luring hiu U‘liti bu with
tnltou With It nyuvnpo uml haul to bu titkou
into lllt‘ room rumu'vovl fur \\'llllt‘\‘fi0h‘. On
coming to, ho stnrmi iii-mind null mount: illti
nttornoy. whom bo did not I'rmguia‘. ho t'tlttil.
pd upnu liitit ttlltl til Imlilvtl it) l‘ltttkt!
bun. lt um: with tho grouteut dim.
unity tiittt ho \Hli dragged from
hilt lawyer. "in t‘unn nu roll-wad to Dru.
Logrand. Duh‘ouio, il..uiuliu uni Lasagna,
who declared bun to ho htllltlitl‘i'iil' insane,
upon which be won notluittod by the Court
Ind Lillian to an Mylutu.
coo
PRlDB THAT HAD A FALL-
Thoso pt‘l‘NflllR who r-njoy Hflt'lllfl a haugh-
y spirit honor it full Rhould luwo boon on
board mm of tho Hooping ours uttuchtul to I
'hrminb ll‘llllt from (‘lm-ngn to llnstnn nahm't
:iino ngn. Among it‘. pvt-mongol»; worn a
middlmngotl mun moi \w'nin from tho rc-
umte \Vox-t, who ilzlti t-tiilontly come upon
Illdtlon Yit‘ilt‘i uni \t'ot'o tit'vutilig ttll thoil
ant‘rgion to iitlvortining tho (not. 'i‘lmy wow
gorgoouuly tli‘cnnt‘ltl. tho \vmnnu Rpm-toil any
quantity of diitnmntls find no coon-non to!
informing tho otlioi- pauvtlgm‘u of tho woulty
nntlposition n! ”1011' family was suffered to
puma nuinprm-ml. 'l‘lioy hul With tlmm Vi
plug of a bi _\' nhnnt futii'toou yout'n '1.
One morning utter thu put-cuts hurl tlmsswl
themselves thoy «boom-amt! that tbuit‘ hopu.
ful son was still slnmheriug mid the motlinr
let to work to (troll-m him. ltnpmiting culls
tailing to have tiny ciloot, aha tlnully had
recourse to thump» and dig in his ribs, whet-c-
upon the boy, evidently dromning that I.
was at home and being stirred up to porlorm
mine accustomed duty, bowled out : “ You
let me alone and go teed tho bogs your-salt?"
A jnynus smile cnlivenwl the tonturan of tilt
reatof the truvalers.-—L'uituu Juau'nal.
V .9.
A Stttrtlluu "hoover-y.
I’ysioinna urn often atnrtlmi by romttrk-
tililu tiinvovories. The fact that Dr.
King's Now Discovory for Consumption
and all Throat and Lung disemwaia daily
curing patients that they liavo given up
to div, is. startling them to wnhzo thair
ammo of duty. and examine into this
“'lllltit‘l‘ful dim‘nvorv: rosulting in bun.
dredun! our best Pyaiciana using it in
their practice. Trial bottles free 31090.
31‘. lguiated'fl Dlug Store. Regular size
.l .
,«w __.
\Vomlcru \Vttl Novcr Comic
Until the whole world in completely ro-
liovotl from that. dreadful consumption
by tho uw of King‘s Juni wr 'l‘ur Cough
ilulouut. Sultl by Pluisteti.
w —» 'QQO' ,-._
Do you cough nights? If no invout
350m. in ll bottle of Kitig'n Juniper Tur
Cuugh Balsam, follow directions and
gain sloop will be no lonutu‘ disturbed.
id by l laiattid.
“. __ -
'l‘o comamptlveu.
Don't. despair of hols until you try
King‘s Juniper Tar ough Balsam.
Thousands have boon cured or this terri-
blo diatomic b tho use of it, altar doctora
find friends ind givcn up their caao as
hopeless. Sold by Plulated.
W” '«O'*
Bucklln'u Ar Icu Salvo.
’l‘ho greatest medtdcnl wonder of the
world. Warmuted to a «lily cure Burns.
Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers. ultRhoum. Fever
Sores. Cancers. Piles. Ohilblalna. Corns.
Toner. Chapcd Honda, and all skin erup-
tions. guaranteed to cure in everyln-
mice. or monev reminded: 95 cents per
.__ «wwfi
For misting the liver and
Itomttch to do their work. No
mmcdy equal to than: in. "or
been found. Sold by Plolated.
Price 950.
HORSES I
U“!!!
FILLB
James w. Cavanagh,
FIRSTbLASS
Artist in little!
___..__________..———— _~‘. _._.._. “~____
_ Timber and inlet,
K
t3
SHINGLES,
~.-.\Lt. BRANDS Ann ”noun—i
LATH,
”BEST BANGOR.—
analog.
Pickett.
Fence and
Walnut. flurry. and
our. Whltowood, and
Maple.
And all Kinda of Hard “Mod.
and Sheathing
l'ttpo rs
Henry R. Fitch.
[13111818 KIA Fillillilllfl
'1‘
LOCKWO OD’S,
36 Main Street.
[luring nmtlv lll'l‘tlllgtlllltlllih
with who ui'tht‘ litt'gt-st wltulv-
snlo (‘iu'pot houses in Now
York to furnish ltlt‘ Willi nil
tho iww llllilt‘l‘lls its smut llS
lhoy uppoui', and with the usu
ol'liw (‘ttl‘pt'l Exhibitor which
shows rui'potn llltllt‘ilt‘ti on it
rtmm, lllll lll‘t‘llltl‘t‘ti to furl: ‘il
you t-ni'pt‘ts lll limt'vl‘ lll'lt't‘h‘
umi h'um u liti'gvi' \‘iti'ioty lilttll
any t‘ui',wl Show in tho Stitto,
uml its gnmi uml viwnp its you
Rooting:
will illlti in Now Ymk. Sitin-
plt's t‘t‘pt't'fitllililig H\'t‘l‘ i“i\'t~
ihutimtntl -"i)tiii.‘lt'r~ Worth of
(‘ltl'llt‘lh‘ / Yntt ut'o lltl'llt‘ti to
t'xmnino'iny Sim-k uml pt‘it'vs,
Nu ll'tlllilit‘ tn Siltlll' tri-mih‘,
My sitit'k Hi l“l'li.Nl'i‘illii‘i
is tln- largo“. lilt‘ luwt-st prit-o
llllti lilt' iwhl llllltit‘.
WM. LUUKWDDD
DEALER N
Furniture & Carpets,
36 Main Street.
N0 II‘VA LI". (T’l‘.
(‘IIAMBICRLIN
Steam Cooker,
N92 FAMILY Silt:
The HUflSfl-KBBDBI‘S’ Fllflfll
No Offensive Odor or
Steam.
No Crowded Stove.
No Heavy Pots.
No Tough Meats. No
Shrinkage.
No Watching or Stirr-
tug.
No Mingling of Flavors.
No Lou of Nourish-
ment.
It‘tll'lt SIZES. AT
E.K.Lockwoodj
Haillaiiiiliflu
Lumber Yard,
iiaimi Mill.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds;
Mouldings, Window-fl,
Frames. Packing 5
Elegant Brussels
A tlood Kitchen Table for “.00.
ESTABLISHED IN NEW
STAMP‘ORD, .
CORNER or; ATLANTIC AM) Bit'dAb STS.
New Wtyles
ill lll‘fl, Pilllfll'ilfl'
‘tock at the Lowest Prices in America. ~
Cfll‘llfl g
Largest:
“-35 per yard. 1
cents )8!" yard. Earth
“to 0 canto per yard. 0
Pieces up. Elegant Wu
Wool M
to $4.50 ouch.
Good Bed Spring, for $1.93.
and Brnolwts. $3.40.
per-window up.
P .~\ P F. u
patterns. 16 to ‘33 coins por roll.
t‘tllllltlutnl for furnishing \‘ttlll‘
h‘tltll‘mt‘ for lutormr it‘m‘u
M‘ltlt‘tl, or \"l" t't‘l‘uml tha- tuunoy,
tlt‘lh‘t‘l' nttt‘ gum“ Mn l\‘ilt'l‘t‘ trim.
”Ill“ Snw \‘nrk 'tl'll‘t‘h’,
C '
S'l‘.-\ N! l“( ) I! l ).
1845 G. E. SMIS. -
C rpm, 59 to 95 cents per yard.
_ English 3-Ply Car eta. $1.15
minister Ingrains. $1.00 per a. . Lou ell
Read‘
Uni n
Finest. maurttuout of our ltttuttttt mils.
llwurutml tu mmloru ntvlu shown on tho pmmltwu-t
Quirk Sui. i-l
MIT
.
“t‘tttl-Qllttl‘lt‘l'n I'ut‘
.—_———
YORK, 1845. NOW IN
I CONN;,
Milli.
English Bod Brussels. 01.15 to
r yard. nglish Header.
xtra Super ngraina.
. and other Extra Supers. 75
lograins, 25 to 80 etc. per
, . .. yard. Oil Cloths from 90 to 50 eta.
Uuld Band \Vindow Shades. at 30cts. each.
Elegant Parlor Stilts in Ebon .Walnut. and Mahoganerom $30 per suit of Seven
‘ fillll and Ash Bedroom sets. from $85 up.
Enameled Chambcr Suits. from $15 to #85. our own make. at
least 30 per cent. less than retail prices.
‘ A Good Dining Table with Drop Leaves. $3535-
A (road Extension Table. $6.00. (‘nne Seat Chain, 65 eta. to 31.00. curled
attics—something now—for “.00. Mattresses from $2.50
\V‘m‘on \Viw Bed Sprinlzs. $5.00 to S100.
Walnut Hat Racks. $6.00 up.
Cornice Poloa. with Rings. Ends and Braekotn. '38 cents.
Fina [moo t‘tirtuiua in all Modurn Stylrr. IN!“ SH”
Fine Antique. Madras and Tombotlr
Curtains at lbw prions.
l have just opened ti lltllill RUN.“ exclusively for lino GOLD PAPERS.
H:\N(ill\'(i‘r§.
Tho largest Stuck In tho State, at Factory l'rloon.
Elouuttt, tlultl l‘upom. now 'mttorua. it'i oouta por roll.
llulttt‘tillt‘ THIN. 7 to H bouts pot roll.
Patent Spring Rollers 30 cts. each.
Fine
A
Elegant Bram: PulusJEndu
Etognut Froncb Tints. tum-
Eloirttut Rooms tlttod up and
“'1" glt‘o yutt
ltotlnb mmploto with ovory
tubing: Mid fluctuating.
ut prions .‘u Ono t‘uu “out.
‘- i ‘ i . .
----!\u Oltt‘ ( tlll. .\o ("to him]! lhitlel'wll list-u-
Wo tltttkt‘ our t‘ttrtwts tw llmul. mul lay lltt‘tlt in it tlmt‘unnb mttttnor.
bulutt‘t‘ our l'ttruitut‘o on tho pt‘otum‘n. mul \\ urt‘ttnt ut‘t‘t‘y ttt‘lit‘lv I“ l‘t‘lll‘t“
Saw tummy by buying of mi.
Wo up
\\ 0
Will will you anything.' at In.“
Small l‘rotltsl
H ’ S ,
Low Prices.
C()NN.
t‘llll. .-\'l‘i..\N'l‘lt‘ AND BROAD STE.
A']‘
T. Burr Cu
'1‘ l I It:
All nt‘tlvt‘s iiiltui
iiml it in t‘lioii' :ulmn
(luv US :1 trial,
HKR‘D’WARE.
'l‘ht‘ llKHi' [\S‘Uit'l‘ulih‘l‘ tt- l‘tl“ N M
Gt‘llt‘l'lll II a rd w a n-
Mt‘I‘NIINlt‘I 'I‘Imtn.
“'Itltt' lmml. l'umh.
tltl-mul \\ Ilitlnu h‘I-u
It hill Autumn-H M
Luck- mul In it“,
'l‘nlllo «ml l'urlu-t I um r)
til Ibo bunt Quality. (“.1 m (u. t‘u-l.
Hflfllfl FllI‘IJiSilillE, 300113
JAPANESE l'Al‘l‘le WERE
Axum In! tho
llm'vr Vt‘l‘tiit‘lli llnilor ltllti llflii‘h I‘ntwi
Fire and llurglur l’l‘tmf Sula.
Agricultural lmplomunts.
Hliip t‘btiutllory. llupv. x:-
QUINTARD
Vt-Iun".
W. C.
N... \t Mt'HlL‘ HALL lllJn'K. ...
'—tm in.
lieu. W. Day’s?
Ami gut sumo ul liLll l l'tntlllt l'l\
Bllllt‘l't‘ti Flour, tho iilit‘nl nut
itiulx‘tés tlvlicimu ill~t‘llli in ion
miuult‘a
(imiti iiiitt‘i.’ it‘ll ill) Ms. iii.
“'0 ill“ giving » ~:l\'.-i‘
klllii‘ ttlttl iiil‘ix' :t\\‘vu|\ \\llil litt-
(lent linking Pt\\\'(it‘.'
\\ o, are pulling lilt'.- (‘uuntui
Corn for 10 cents u t'un.
'i'itlec ll). can Tninntm-s. two
for 2:3 cents.
Something HP“! in the
wuy 0i Stove “Inviting, with
which you can polish ynur
stove. with less iruulilo, loss
dust and make it look twig—ht
er than any otlwr.
We are also giiiug‘ n Walt-r-
bui'y wutoh away with u tutix'tr‘
of smip.
(‘nll nutl see us ttllti up will
mitkc you happy.
Geo. W. flay.
Blow ISTllE mm Tam:
lltDY'F’s
Cough Remedy.
Pile Dun, Medicines, 8m.
EXTRA C'I‘S.
BEST
Prescription; ~ Camtully
7 Compound“.
, Boxes... also.
()IJ)
Groceries and Meats,
H'I‘:\ 1" I ) ( )ln‘
ver 8‘ Son.
SPRING-WOOD.
pt'mnptly. City inilx'S
logo in il'lltit‘ with us.
I‘.H'l‘.\ltl.ltiltl~2lt Htltd.
RaymondBros
"flit‘l‘ No. N) Washington Si.
Mn i‘hui't‘mt: Through the
ouhituns of your \t'itlt-ly Cll‘t‘ll
ittlt‘ti journal, wu \Vullltl my ll
lbw words in nmmttiu‘turors.
timtlvrs :nui vousumcrs oft-mil:
First, mid of grout import
tttlt‘t‘. :1” our t'tllliS :tro bought
(iil‘t‘t‘l from tlw mines, and we
uni curt-iii] to pnrclmso from
thmo who il:l\'t‘ made :1 good
ropntutitm its minors llllii (i031
hrs in iii'st-t-lass gtnuize only.
Hot-null. :ili undvt‘
\\':lit‘l‘ tight runl's. .‘lllti is thorn
i' 1‘ dry :lllti i'i‘tn- from imasnnw,
l'niw. l‘lt‘
'i'hil'tl i‘:\'t'l'_\' tun (li‘ Mini is
mirl'ulli M'I't‘t‘llt‘ti :tlitl tit‘iil't‘l‘
ml in. t :1' Mill, (txlit-l'it-ttt't'ti til‘iv-
t‘l'S
Futiith. wo ulu'nys kt‘Ul) in
mm] l\'
>it)t‘i\' :t gtmtl ltsfit"l‘ill~lt'lll Hi
>im-smul kinds. and mu Iut‘
ni~ii promptly tiny quantity
l'ruln tHlL' liu>hcl in :t cargo.
Uni‘ yard is limited nit Witter
llt‘Hl' 'i‘ullos street, our office
and Sitll‘t‘ is at No. 10 Washing-
ton street. and our brunch 0f-
tiues,(connected with store and
yard by telephone) tire Coin-
Sltlt‘k limo. 45 Main St. Nor.
walk. and insurance Building,
So. Norwuik, CL. where omit-rs
may be left with the assurance
that they will receive prompt
itttuution. We have the fol-
lowing well-known coals always
ready for delivery : Huzleton,
(‘i‘ms - Creek, Luckuwunua,
W ilkesbm‘re, Franklin, Scrun-
tuu, llllti Cumberland.
Respectfully,
RaymondBros
Fog SALE. ”
Must be laid to make room tor wring
work.
Two good Top Buggies. '
One Open a-aoat Pfenn-
uro Wagon.
One 8-80atod Top Depot
WWOI r
Two Good nookawoya. . '
One Now 8 - 89qu
Wagon.
Good bargain: my be had at
I
Henry Tilly.
CA‘BBIAGE Ill“,
South Norwolk. -
__—-
DR. FLINT’S
QUAKER BITTERS
“'h-t are t-Axtn “inn-ts? Au ltlt‘ abet-
rvnwdv that undo-to murv to n-llv-vr t-u bring
humanity thou all till-or mnlirium mmbttwd. ,
Therm t‘I-lubrntml Hilton are rtimpnot'd t.
“itult‘t‘ ltontn. “1'be and llurln. among “int“.
nro (it‘lllhul. Sartutpztrlllit. \"iltl Flurry. Dandr-
tl-ui. .Vuulpt-r and «ll-or tn rrtvu, nml arr «I pro-
pelrwl M to [Main all tlirlr mvdtvlnnl qunltlm.
“m. inwirirtly ("\lh‘ 'flu- tuiluwtti‘1|o‘pm?gl‘tzt:'
‘1' ~ Ila . atumllor. Ju‘r \rmpui ‘
I 3 WP humid. luw, ltiliumi Attach-k let hut.
li-ttt. Summt-l' t‘utu tiniltto, I’Ht‘h, Kidney” ‘l‘
t‘fi'“", Fomub lllllrnltit-ni ‘I.RnilNlldP, .01
3‘14””. "vitriol lM-liilittinuil: in (not, w ‘
thin! Kaitlin! lw mt imptino nlalv of tho “lbw!
or .lvimtgtwl outnlitiun nl‘ Iht- Humor-h. Llrvrnr .
Khltn‘UI. Tln- newt and tin Ilwquakrr _Btth~r- ..
:- \a-utlv txlllitltu.‘ utmiulmtt m dwirat-lo In th- Ir
minim;- you“.
lit-timid V‘lu-ulolanu pwurrllw "win, and tr?-
muiuotul tho" it». and pnuumumthv "I tlw but
t‘urv i'wr all tllmmmw «if "to Blind. Still-molt.
Hut and Ritlunu. No min mu wnmtu lung
u‘m‘vll :tmlon umlt‘lvd \‘illt an lurural-II- ulltn.
«tn-oi «ht-r taking a Tow ‘tlilllr- hf tlu' Quakt‘f
Itlttors.
For “‘1‘ by Drug-glut. and holler! in It'd“
elnu rwr) w t-rr.
TESTI M()NIALS¢
thulbelierc The CW
.\ ”Milo.
tut Fntxr . . .
Boar Sir:-—Fur the benefit of the public I do certify
‘ bite for the cut.
Quota-r mum to be the but. remedy ever nae-red to the pa . h blood “'0
f 1) win cud all dim Arising from an impure out! of t e . _
Lou’s-git led with ulcerated acre throat for twenty yon-s. aimed by lei-dink ol-
toctinn. trlotl many mutediw. but received no benefit from them. Three you“
ago I but u tww‘n‘ attack of Dyspepsia in its worst. forms. Everything l :u da-
tn-ssod mo. and mused acron- pain in my chart. I tried doctors nnd pate? M
onion. but kept growing war-aw. until I t: «id Thr Oman-r Bitters. whtcb hmptom
my bottltli vory mpidlv. l have not been aflltowd wmt ul. “ted sore t “i?! .
the butt thron yours. and I enjoy better ticolth‘tjtnn 1 ever dt before in my e.
til-strut .. _, ... .. .
0 II“. J : it. Wanton}.
Front Deacon Eurr.
DR. “.151. . (
Ilmr Sim-J have taken your Quaker “Wk‘l‘r‘ for the put three years. {or m-
» ' . ‘ ~ . . dfind themver efficient. I am now-in my
ut littntity lntldtnl to old :29 an .“d with the blessing of
oighty-iwoond year. and my bcnlth ‘is unuounll ‘
(lml, lmpo to live nutty rear: to enjoy one of telegram b! "138le hel‘ltl‘l.
My witmnlso nonrly of {he sonic ago: his renew fr?“ belie t. from thin rt “a“
bio nmlit-ine. leir combing and strengthening qua um seem portmulnrly o pt
to persons at mlvancad lite. Shall be planned to confer With any person (by m
or nthortvi‘wl who may wish to know our experience with the that Bitters.
Uncut}: can. ,
Providence, R. I.
Deacon Frictidnbip St. Baptist Church,
FALL Rlvnn. Mun. Jan. 4. l8“.
) . .S. ‘..‘ .
In ll l‘ll\T Quota Bitters.
llmr Sir:~Ext‘uso the liberty 1 take in writing you concerning
which 1 Imvousod for ltlwnmatinm with the moat chwrlngmults. For the put
otghtwn Iuntttita l have been Imlt‘k‘tl with rheumatism in its worst form. must of
tho limo twin: unable to attend to my businm. attflerlng the most “cranium;
“tilt-3, my atlklt‘. knob. and at than my whole oido. being paintully affected. the
'nm-v‘l nut forming the twat of tin: terrible malady. l was atlvttled to try your
thkt-r llittorn. and «(tartan 2 {our bottles I could easily dtovovtfr a marked
change for who bum-r. A tu-r continuance 0! thin valuable medicine but not!!-
plotoly rt‘atorod my or r lionlth and condition. 1 glob you to publish lilo mitt.“
mont. if you consider it any benefit to your“!!! or on prim: humanity. «boll H5-
it your cm- smm. and hope to have the pleasure of mulling your ocquntntnncv. and
thanking you personally for this great curb. I am yours truly.
' S. . ALLKK,
Sup‘t Stt‘mnsbip Company.
DIHIIT‘UN. Mason Al‘s. 16. 18‘“.
int. ll. S. Fuxr.
Ilmr Sir:——-l am only too ha tpy to mid my testimony to tho mas: you have M.
romly nu ttirml in rotation to lite Mt‘tlit‘fll qualification of Tho (”rivaled Quaker
Il'i'ih'rs. have not enjoyed good ltt‘nllh fur yearn. and bare lawn under the ally!
nit-itmu‘ t‘tll‘t‘ for thirty your. and cannot say that I have bean bemoan-d by t e I'
trontmt-nt. l have tried all the popular modicinon of tho day without the lust im-
prnvomont Six months RR“ 1 bad I pztritlytir‘ shock which bovuplrtwiy [mounted
mo. St-t‘ing your ittors ndvorti was pcraundt-d by in critical condition M
try tbom. although I had trit-d such a variety of medicines did not have much
t‘ultiitivnt‘t‘ in anything. I have now taken {our (4) bottles and have experienced
more lK‘Dt'iil from their new than all tho modit'ino l have taken in my the com-
bined. I can truly any without limitation. that thoy ore tho but medicine ever of.
torod to tho publll‘ an. M. It. BRALIY. ‘
Stuart's»; N. Y. May 95.- 1878.
Int. l"l.l?~‘1‘t
For “lt‘ last eight yours l have boon troublod with liver complaint: my bowel:
woro irrognlur. my appotite wry ptmr. and my tongue almost always coated with
brown or yollow. My nick also gave me much trouble. Its-led mnnv hydcllnn.
but obtained no reliuf. As tho spring approached I was so weakened rim I was
com lled to giro up all businmr. becoming very low Jplrlted Ind Mug.
thin ing that. I should die. My frionds. wing your Qunker Bitters dyer-tiled {of
this complaint, persuaded me tn try one bottle. which immediotely valued my
stomach and caused m food to be easily digested. Since then I have gradually
recovered my health. write you thinking it aduty I owe to my fellow .mm
and would recommend all to try the Quakor Bitters. Yours truly.
REV. J. W’. “’HI'I'NEY. No. 85 Porter-Street.
For sale by llruggiats. and Dealer: everywhere.
Sold In S». Norwnlk by G. W. Buy.
653 Jim
.
m "J PURGATWE , ” 7‘"
.
4 n-: will eouptoulr rhlu‘g the Mood "t [Mont ., u
l \(‘H Still 1' FROM 05E 1‘0 TWELVE“ Lu“: mu Mrutn tun-Ind brittth “10.5“!“
devmwm
00.. Dacron. 8...
l
l
.., -..- , 650-685.
THE an'r WAGQW
mam-on WIiEEI-S—
IS MANUL‘. " L‘lttill BY
7"” WIS.,
I r rurml l‘rnolrl‘umrloinu the" Pill; burr rm tonal. tirllrilm "If "WWI m “it"? t-P‘L‘UH.
-.- m at by mail for to can: in nuns-c. Send {or [innit-hm. I. s. 108880! &
RACI . :3,
WE MAKE .‘itttl' ‘- ARIITY 0F
1-». .
Farm, Freight a. .3 Spring Wagons,
And b‘connnltég curt-elves strictly to up» ». a. ,. ”it; to v-mptnytng none but. tho
i'xs‘u‘c' await"?! lit-3‘3"“ l“: l“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ”l‘éwl-i lip": h‘l‘lifi‘du‘“... '.....
o In t'ui'. ‘..t\|' l I t
hotly nrnod the reputation or looking) I a
“TI-IE BEST wits-ore on Vin-tests."
lonuhetnrerl hue about-bed the warm :3 but Ase-J ,, in their own motility. fly.
the [allowing wornnty with cult wogcn. it ..-.. 32106“:
We Hereby Worm! the FISH altos WAGON No , .....to be well mode in every
nllr and at good uttertol, Ind thnt the atrt-nglh at ttw trim in oualclent tor I" work
we. should on: broom. occur within one year from thin date by mum! of out"
or workunnrhlp. repur- tor the some will be fllrnihhod at place at tale. in. a! any..-”
rice or «it! ”min. as per wann- prlco it». will be paid in can by ttu punnucr prod.“ a
part. a o
couple at tho who or «m n o video”.
mowing w- an out I. w. court: tron tron on section at tn. wound out... 3‘
Mad“ “"00 of “I can: AG! CULTURE? to
~ ’ ma non. a b... that... Va.
mt.
“A“
Malaria the Cause.
"tr mum U ammonia-awn ,
¥ 357 ’ -
..
. . ~ in tuiocquomtgn mummy“
Norwalk Chronicler