L5 eiteeythethotootu like hill (other. Mery."
I” Mold—“Bloc your soul, mum. he‘s
met uethelf coed-locking enough for then"—
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b min fled to carry paper and write on the
«nutrients;
m,'m Baum.
“ -3“ m. kind t)! eervility l Aflht—
Id “Rewdcycu like my picture! .Oolnoh-
3‘ new“! don‘t wish to letter you. ‘sir. end
I ‘ In, cob what I think when I tell you that
I ‘9 your fining prcelume you to be no set-Vile
:1 wouldn‘t you pa 9"-— Term Squaw.“ ,
are 1! his eerveut the Count 8.. noticed the
‘ Choppeereneeer e diamond ring or steel
1—Wa- the M
"4%“ Ma Southern outrage: “Lock
2%“! Uncle lose. dent white tollte Pee been
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mute! emumvrmr:
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‘ “M Divorce.
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‘ tame?” , _
«Ito “nu.““e
M of the routeeetouel: “ll l‘
efi‘fle Mable My er hrr eplrlt-
IIM. “tormetebel [dream when
e we i run bendeome!“ “It
I. "We.“ be rrpliee. purely: “ we
“I“. delight in inheboo. l"—- Mel
"r“
-‘bo young to wed the brueh: Artiet
1|!th who went: to learn paint-
“): ca on you!“ Xenon led,
_ee
a... horse-- cup '1
enema! ‘P 3 WW
advise you to «mm. yo.
myllllenceeed in getting e husband."—
lolhwer of nature. Quite the contrary. sir:
Quite the ccntrury.“—Bmt¢m Tramrnpt.
—Ooudcr: Rousemuid —“ It does my
hart good to ace y )11 end the baby together.
'Xt‘ln pretty picture. an". end he‘s the kJoined. while it can hurdly beecen how the
”tarpon." Fond mother—“But they
—Ae|oodvu the Joueuee: “Mu.“ Gold
“in Pnrveuu. “Jennie Jouee but been
preeeuted et court 2: London.“ "That‘s
nothing.“ replied me. "Why. I wee in
cost two whole weeks when my sister wee
When-divorce. We ere just no good
is the Janene-."—Nae York Hall and Er-
prune.
~8hrt1‘na e uewepuper: “I tell you
whet we will do." sold Frederica; “ let‘e so
lntotlte newspaper business; you furnish
thernooey end I‘ll furnish the hrsine.“
“Agreed.“ replied Fogg; “i! we both put
in our whole capital we ehell here the utte-
tecticn to know that we can never loec soy-
thlng.“—-Buaton Yrenem‘pt.
--A and elixir: “Talking ct delirium
trainees.“ remarked e Brooklyn physicien
toegronp ottflonthbn Fulton ltreet
plnmeey. “the worst case of the kind I
sverenwwee the ease or a dog down in
Kentucky." “ How wee it it" they all uked
Item. "Why. he hit 0! end swallowed
the noes c: e. Loolsvilln «literf‘—Brcoltlye
M-
-—'!‘rue charity: Beeton girls never
notice the cause otculture to that at philan-
thropy. Acuity recently eccoetcd one ct
theneud asked herit she would be good
enough to give him the price or e hembb
real. "I haven‘t any money with Inc."
she sold" “ but llyou‘ll come around to the
house utter pe returns home I‘ll get him to
reed yoorcme pegee of ‘andive Lost."
~Mlyu Eagle.
~17nt to invest; " Will you pleuse
give the fifteen cents for my dinner?" asked
n rugged boy of n business man. “ Yes. i!
W: e good dinner. I‘d give fitteen cents for
edinner any time. Let‘s seeit.“ “lumen.
m‘tyungive mo fifteen cents, so that I
can buy It dinner for nivsclt’ ‘3" " That‘s it.
on? I thought you had I: dinner for sale.
35h litmus Greeley : " I em like
to Greeley in my manner of writing,"
In Aihnmaw new-paper men to e trieud.
“ Greeley. you know. while traveling on the
my 0! hit plus but. So do 1." “Very
“$351." replied tho nun. " Why 2)" ti You
wthutyou used to write on year but“
“tel." “Some men. you know. would
anther Write on tool‘s «pf—Arm
-A bomethrust: "Pu. I wieh you
mldbny trio elittla pony," mid Johnny.
“1 bevn‘t got any money to buy you e
m. oxygen. You should go to relied
mint-13, my emu eludy hu‘nl and Monte e
mum. and some 0! three dtlyn. when
you grow up. you will here money of your
own to buy ponies with.“ “Then, I sup.
pole. pt. you didn‘t study touch when you
momma rue. erehe you would
here money now to buy peniee with.
-A louveolr: Thethynfler the depth
like. He went ltnruedieteb to the new
piece! hbuufeithtul dementia end teem!
hinwlfithe ring on his anger. “Fell.
m recap. here you robbed rue alter
“the good I here done (or you i” “ Mon.
“leCoumiemii-tnheu; I did not steel
"the ring; I dmp‘y carried it sway so u
Ml“. "Aeouvoolr at five thousand
but“ "Ah. I didn't notice the velue!‘
-wdlh‘t¢bedone insulted rue der woe-
eed lild.‘ "ch did dey intuit yer.
Ifldyt Dlddey tole yer det yer meet
I.” .“ “1&ij help guttin‘
film one. De white men Pee
hm‘tor nude out! was no better
-' “Whetdldeheuy.” “She sold 1
“ hmhmudhltweecnly
“new! e querter. ! counted hi
“are“. Iwculdn‘ttelle lie to
ne-ylehustio."—Teur8r7heye.
, -: X whe are u 'etcry
deputieueuwbehu the rule-
efjefi-errledtoeledy eelerge
‘Jue end ee vigorcue. end who.
‘Melfie «Wheatberehe
and ethnically. m
wheeth‘e cttbempleerecpeeed
mmmwmm 0e
thirteentdny weer-lieutenan-
Minced the
Menumlcheevenl'enel tr.-
Plnbeteteelyleeeltutercet. end eoeee
la trout ettbe temple nu devotion et‘ rend
about two feet high end twenty-Ave toot
aluminium. the eldest protected by mt-
tlujtoheeptbeleudlnphcn 0w tbhtbe
mwmdrdmtoreupnueyluthe
ert. They ere entirely without clothing
olefin; their hero hodlee only to the creep
at their opponents. with the cwcepllcn of e
uerrewbeud wblebbleeetetbelowerpertet
thebodyeudlaelucwoundebout the lolnl
i one ct \luies end securely Melted.
ll tr e light that would delhht the teuey
wreetlereettbe Western World to wltueee
tbeeecbepetugeteeehctber tor the nine.
terv. Ae they she their pieces prepemory
tethetrlulcl’etrengthendshllh they plece
themselvee In e pertlolly equettlnc position.
piecing their lltnbe wide spurt end elep first
one leg and then the other. st thenrne time
reiuluaiiefcoteullec end then Hindu
it (the Dot) down N with err-energy end.
force thst portende e detenulnetlcn than
their toot shell not be tripped from under
thorn. They then squat twins each other.
end. upon it signal. spring upon one euother
er they rise. cetchlug such holds eutliey ere
eblc to. Such wrestling never come under
our observation elsewhere. The style is
peeuller to Jepen end appears to be rucrv
e demonstration o! power then shill. es they
mete heevy work 0! it. eweetiug end steam-
ing es men only do when putting forth their
utmost strength. Borne heevy tulle ere sue.
thing we: eccempliehed. At this meteuri
large nunibcre of contestants eppeer in the
erect. so there is e let-cc showing ct glisten-
ing enetotny us they stand together under
the toll blue ct the sun. Fierce loche they
mine on they Ipring upon one euother in
the tueele. grimnoing in hll tushlone or con.
tortione. Yet the beet good neture prevells
e0 thou contests. R is ludicrous to Ice
them. utter they hnve been thrown ngeiu
end egeln. have the eroun end pertornl their
cote ct posturing, tukiug pceitions and going
through mnutnuvrings thnt would impress
one with the idcu that they were the king.
pins of the lot it they only let themselves
loo-e end did their best. With on the
erudity ct the movement there must be very
much skill in the tnrthode ct thoee wrofitlors.
for the fell! OOlllO rupidly. The victor oi
the compeny is e proud men and shows it
daunting by notions that be is onpeble ct
immense ecbicvenieuts ct chill end dexterity
lubleert.
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rauccsuirt‘on or COAL-MAKING.
The earbmiilerous {urination represent:
the tnowt wonderful episode in the history
0! our globe. It given us an impression
comparable in ettengoueee to thet produced
by those wonderful civilintions which bloc-
eornod out so suddenly and so splendidly in
the latency of mankind. Only A rare con-
currence otcircunistnncea could have brought
on the expansion or plant-growth which
characterized its epoch. The world 0:
plants was still young and imperfect. Veg-
etation was characterized by the Abundance
of green parts susceptible of rapid
growth. and of an almost indefinite develop.
wont. It mu. however. destitute of two
characters which have been acquired by the
inter plmits: those of the periodical uml
amdutl increase of parts destined to endure.
null a! an Absolute speciulizatiou ol the
reproductive apparatus. The vegetable
kingdom w.“ the tint (actor in the produc-
tiou of cool. but not the only one: and two
other factors must be taken into account in
“tidying its genesis. One or these related
to the conditions of the environment. the
climate. and the temperature; the other to
the situations in which the pittlltrl that were
converted into coel were placed. Hod
either of these conditions been mscntislly
diaerent or left out. we would have bud uc
coal. The influence of mutation is KllOWD
by the that that the coanmls ere tilwnyy-
integniittuut; that they are limited in extent
and para-i laterally into nhnle and snndstones
so as to allow that there was nothing nnivrr
so! in the phenomenon. and that it was liztlilo
to be interrupted by physical chimgt-v. 1! le-
nlso early to t‘tliicnive that tho torumtion uf
and could not how gone on union; the
vegetation was eiieptml to this pun-m
end the conditions of the climate were Milt
eblo. il‘bn coel~pleutl could negat- ll m
grown and fihllll‘lobe l in thy dial in tlp- pm
emit climate of tho North; and our her 1.
wood trout. which their tlrrn tonndutinm in
(be ground. and tliairslmv. periodical gnlwlll
could never by decaying in the open airline
proxlut‘ed the pmil iv and Tlt‘ll Mlllliiunlionx
up find in tin" snubbed-wa‘wm " Ila» Ma
indent Fen-uh Mae that.“ by .V. (i
I» Sfljku‘t’d. ill lineal!!! let'vl‘t”w Alan“
b‘ ———w—_
HOW WEBSTER WON e\ SECOND FIE. .
An circulate ct Deulel Webxter we: told no
the other day which will beer reprinting.
Soon after “'elualr‘l' bed sterted out we I
‘ewyere blntkelnlth celled upon him tor
rlviee concerning the title to e enroll estate
bequeathed him. As the terms of the will
were peouliernnd the hind ct eetete turne-
rultted doubtful, nu attempt wee made to
noon! the will. Webster wee unable to
give en opinion tor the meson thnt he did
not have the proper legal eutheritiee in his
poesession. He woe very niuvih interested
in his cese. howzrer. end et his own expense
pom the ueceuwy law books. end
in hle leisure time etudled. end came to
the conclusion thet his client bed the right
ct the contest. Re mod the cue
when it no to triel. end won it. clinging
the bleehetultb its tor his eervicee. Your
eiterwerd. whequebeter'e me we upon
every lip. be wee trevellnz from Boston to
Wm eudetopped ever in New York
City. Apron Burr wee et thet flute unwed
in euulngevery importuuteeee hetero the
Brute Court end he relight Webeter’e opin-
leu. Webeter bend the-recto. end upon
betcgeshed it he could creation the lew
cpplloeble to the cue. lueteetly replied thet
.henuld. endtheubgeutogm..decld9fl
l~enrln¢upeulttroutteetiueeetOberlee ll.
Burt-wee entered. end sold: “Mr. Web.
Imbeveycubeeubetorecousnlted in thin
use!" "htectectelnly not.“ he replied.
“Iueverbeerdctyeureeee until this eve-
gettlun M the
will mixture. Put lute e common white
bottle one end cue-belt cuueee er eeetlle
Mp. one pint ct water. end three-querteve
of e plot olpure queedne. Thleieltlsleeu‘e
eelutleei end from it he wakes bubble: that
ere very. very beeutitul. though being blind
hceueeetheniculy with the eyes ct his
Abnbbleronuteelepert‘lee ct nit en-
cleeed by e Dn—eeuethlug very thin—
wblcblenedeet coup end weter. So we
hove the three home ct nutter—the solid.
liquid. Ind concur.
Whublcwlfrctnthemutb. the tile in-
rlde oi the bobble le morend lighten“!
the cutelde elr. end our bubble will rlee.
When tilled trou’bellc the sir i colder
end heevler. eeulu lb ubble to tell.
This rlelug end telling is due to preeeure ct
the elr. which. score of the bcye will tell ue.
iceguelhdtteeu pounds to every squere
Dinereut eire re geese beve diluent
welchte. This they be prettily shown by
putting into e vessel of any hind e tew pieces
of chalk. Pour over them e little vines“.
A bubbling will begin. end u gas will be set
tree which we cell cnrbcnio ecld nus. Its
presence they be shown by putting in e
lighted ruetoh which this see will et once
put out. Fill e bufile with air; let it fell
upon the acid see. It will remote support-
ed—eeerningly upon nothing. for this elr ie
Invisible—en long Ml suy or the cits is left.
I! you could an e bubble with hydrogen it
would bound upward at e greet rate; for
thet an is the lightest ltucwu.
Let us now look at the colors in our bub.
ble. How bountiful they ere. dencluc end
timing ec feet. changing eo repldly we cen-
wt begin to count them! But we know
that white light—that is. sunlight—lo corn-
poeed at seven color-e. They eeu nil bb seen
in the relnbow.
Let n beam of light tell upon the bubble.
Psrt of the light peeees right through or is
eNorbod. end pert ie at once thrown buck
or reflected. The portion of the tllrn thnt
ubnorbe till the colour and reflects or thrown
back only the blue Will eppcirr blue. end no
on {or all the others. And no the thlchueun
of the tllm changes the absorption and re-
tloctiou of the light changes. so it in that our
bubble sparklex with all the beautiful end
lelioete tints ot the minbow.
Adding more glycorlue will mute the col-
oring even more brilliant. Indeed. our bub.
blue can be nude perfectly gorgeou—
CM-r‘etian at ll’url:
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WON'T LEARN TO COOK.
At I recent met-ting u! tlw newsletofi
Clarifies. the question how best to improve
the condition of the working-mutton of the
city VII urioully ditcuuod. and it good dust!
of pertinent intornmtiou was cuilalout. To
any thet the Workluq.wn.n~‘u and girl» do
not what their condition i iiyx-M‘ml may be
too broad a. atltemout. but the fut-t nut-rt be
laced that the majority 0! them urn unwill-
ing to be helped in the way that wuull do
then: the moat good. A mptimiu atripling
once touutl fault with u L'l ly pnllmltlll‘upl'll
(or not reaching “in. yum-4 mun,” and it
her suggestion promised in tell how to do it.
That night. he told hie elulwtesmiutce. end
they smoked and drank over it. null-Leon.
eluded they didn‘t want to be much-id.
Too many young women pawn-«lays do
not want to be reached in the way to make
item moat metal end “lust certain of u
needy livelihood.
Among other things. it appears that gnml
cooks are particularly source. and kinda
people must out to live there is no probabili-
ty that the demand will very soon abate. A
good cool: in simply e treasure. pm as good
digestion. it excellent cooking ceu lJl pro
vided for it. is the first condition of lmppi.
Ion. The denieud for qualified servants is
greater than the supply. which ehows t at
in this dopertnieut 01‘ female industry e
deficiency must be owing to n euciel pro.
judlcc thet in no eilly In those who indulge it
ere helpless! and pltiublo in oonnoquouoo.
Mien Devereeux. of the cookingmohool.
“ya it is my to interest young girls whc
live at home. ladies who want to umko fancy
Joke. young men who tel‘v going camping nvxl
summer. nurses elude few other». but the
clues that it is apex-hilly \lorimlilo should he
reached with instruction in the very one that
stay! ewny from it.
‘l‘hore is n shying that nobody in us proud
use poor nmu. nud so is it true “lid that.
git-la who have a liviu; to get httuestly. nro
determined to keep ulnar ot the one vacation
in which they would be sure to act the best
one pcsaible. The great complaint in (em.
tllei to—dny is from the laolt of oonnpntent
end faithful servants. The present system
under which teinillee exist is u really trlgho
tell one.
But while we edvlee the worhlufiwctncu
b .0 into the kitchen lnnteed o! the work-
rbcp. we should lihw edvlee the ladies
themeelvee to go more into domeetle service.
II it tbet was their burlueve precisely Iv
their hmbeude follow theta—Berton 86¢".
”aw——
A “ Cruel-sun Bnnllrr.“-—Vcry few pen.
one are aware ot the {not that one or the
lending merchants in Athens started lite by
Outing the pert c! the Oiwuasinn beauty to:
e side show to e circus. Yet such is th
nee. He he- now some ot the phctcgnplu
then while wearing short (Imam end red
stockings. end they tool: just too utterly cu
trunclna. Since then be her turned out e
at of whlehcre that hes entirely churned bk
eon—Athena (Ge) Baum.
mfiw
Tun Wuewc Com—Au Indiana clergy-
rueurode on hereebeolr e dieteuce ct sir
nil-temewyeeecple. M he wee etert.
lugtorhcrueecclnwcealvenblm. When
heaethcuebeleobedetlteud it wee en
cld-teebhnedeeppereeut. Reseller-
lnstbecrceru eppeered ct llbcdcer. old.
hevlu'expletued wltbeceddereble embers
meet how the m rebuke bed
beecnedgtoohbeehtbeeent sud heeded
xWeM.-fleuier Ewen-
A um 8.le Pro-out.
Mr. I. E. Allison Hutohluecn. Rem.
need his life by e simple trial bottle ct
Dr. Kl 'e new dieeeverv. for Ooneutnp-
tlcn. w lob unused him to procure e
lerge bottle. thet completely cured him.
when doctors. cheese of ollmte and
everything elee he tailed.
d mafia» euldulalua‘dleeeeee.
en t:
avert-greed Trinfbottle
Steam
Lumber: Yard.
we.
k6!"
.
I“ “tell! IIIR
Tim Hausa-lotion Fillilil
No alone!" Odor or-
seem.
No Crowded Stowe.
80 Benny Pete.
No Tough Route. No
Re Watching or Stirr-
Ing.‘
No Mingling of Havana.
80 Lou of Nourish-
merit.
FOUR SIZES : AT
E. K. Lockwood’s
J times w . Cavanngh,
FIRST-CLASS
Artist in Marble!
Steamboat Wharf.
Smith Norwrilk.
IMF-‘6 RMsA'LE.
Ct.
Mun! he sold to make mom for upring
work.
Two good Top Buggie I.
One Open 2-Seat Pleas-
ure Wagon. ‘
One 2-Seated Top Depot
Wagon.
Two Good Rockawaye.
One New 2-8eated
Wagon.
(lnml bargains may lm had of
Hen ry Tilly.
CARRIAGE MAKER,
Smith Nnrwu'k. POD“.
No“ Is firms: TIME T5 USE
\
IIOY'IҤ
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, 8w.
EXT“ ACTS.
BEST
P
Pl‘t‘tlt‘l'llfllfllll Cnretnlly
tompounded.
A LARGE STOCK OF
PATENT MEDICINES
Always on hand at
HDYT’S Phll‘lllilll.
SUGGESORS TO BURR KNAPP.
his
too; W. Bay’s
And get. some ct‘thet Creamery
Buttered Flour. the latest. out.
mekee delicious biscuit in ten
miuntce
Good Black Tea 30 ole. i.
We are giving a sili‘r
knife and fork away with the
Gem Baking Powder.
- We are soiling llltlu inpuod
Corn for 10 cents it can.
Three lb. can Tomatoes. two
for 25 cents.
Something new in the
way of Stovo Blanking, with
which you can polish your
atom with less trouble, loss
dust. and make it look bright-
or than any other.
We are also giving a W uter-
bury watch away with it who
of soup.
Call and see us and “u will
make you happy.
lieu. W.llay,
W‘M .Wn. _......._.
HARDWARE.
Tho 8R8? AHHURTMKN‘I‘ ll! TOWN HY
General ll urel w are
Mechanic-s Tame.
White: Loud. Fatah.
Olls turd “'lmlu“ (shun
A full Arthurian m m
Locke mul uric-tn.
'l‘ulrlo IIIHI l'ewiuw (‘uu m;
U! the hunt Qu \lil)’. I‘u'aw 1'»
House Furnishing Genus
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No. 3 Ml‘blt‘ MALI. “Mutt. m. Mn. N.
fink...“ on»., . .
hamnusunn 1868.
RaymondBros
(tiller No. 10 Worthington St.
Mu EDITOR: - 'l‘lirmigli tlw
(-ulumns of your widvly vim-u
luu‘d journal. wv mm (1 my at
low Wnl‘llh‘ In nmnuliu-turm‘s
(leillt‘l‘s luld (.‘(lllSlHllt‘l'S (ll. ('(llll:
First. mu] “1' grout impnrt
once. all our mmlv urn bought
direct from the. miuorz. and \w
are careful to purrinno l'mm
those. who have manic a guru]
reputation :is mitwrsjunil tli‘lll
t‘t‘S in firstwluss grind» only.
Second. all mm] is lllltlt'l‘
watertight i‘uul's'. and is tlwnu
fir" dry and five l'mm lt't'.Slltll\'.
rain, etc.
Third. livery inn ul‘ (‘Utll is
painfully scrcmmd and deliver
ed by careful, cxpt-rivm-ml driv-
era.
Fourth, we always lump 3:.
stock it gnml itssul'lltlt‘ul ‘ nl
sizesund kinds. uml um llll‘
nish promptly any (lllillllll_\‘
ll‘um‘unv lmeltul in n czni‘gn;
Our yard is luculml t'll \Ylllt‘l'
ileal‘ 'l‘ulles street. (JIH‘ nillt‘t-
ltlld store is at No. ll) \l'uslilng
ton street. and our lll'lllll‘ll ui‘
61308.((lt‘lllllt‘cltttlWill] mum and
yard by lolvplimw) ut‘v (Kim
stock Bron. 4:3 Main ~~t. Nor
walk. and lllSlll‘zlllt‘t‘ lluililing.
So. Nokulk. (it. Mmrtmnlvis
may be left. with the assurance
that. they will receive pump!
attention. We have the fol
lowing well-known coulsulwuys
ready for delivery: Hezlutnu.
Crops Creek. Laoknviuum.
Willxesbm‘re. Franklin. Scrun-
ton. and Cumberland.
Respectfully. 4‘
Raymond Bros
Timber and lumber.
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nee—ALL BRANDS AND PRIORhL-v—v-
LAT",
titan
AT Tm
LOCKWO CD’S,-
36 Main Street.
Having made arrangements
with one oftho largest whole-
sale. Carpet houses in New
York to furnish me with all
the new patterns as soon as
they appear. lllltl with the use
of the Carpet Exl ibitor which
shows carpote n .tclmd on a
room. it)“ prepared to Turn “it
you carpets at Lower prices
and trout n. lut‘gor vurlely than
any (‘atrpot Store in the State.
mulus good and cheap as you
will find in New York. Sum-
plus representing over Five
thousand Dollars worth of
Carpets. You are invited to
oxumiuo my stock and prices.
Nu truulilo ti) slmw grinds,
My SUH‘k 01 FURNITURE
is the largest. the lowest price
um] tliu bust. maul-c.
WM. LUCKWUUD
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Furniture & Carpets,
38 Main Street.
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We are selling at the
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BOY’S SHIRTS,
mum igi‘AtJTi’ LINEN ltnsurts. and WELL
“All!“ it! :i‘J (‘rlile
"HST Ul' \I I'I'Y WAMSI'TTA Ml'h‘lJN. FINE
LINRV IMMJMH. ruinhvrt‘ml (ninth. doubli- etttrli-
ml :1! {at with
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my in lll‘tllll'lll‘lllrlll‘.’ m lnnrv qllnntlllt‘s and Hk‘ ml-
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:ilt\ utvluth‘mu “0Y1. (illtlrl and. IlklllliLS. tu-
~ indent: liI\ HI“ T!” '(l rv‘qum‘d fur oomph-null“.
"Mitt ll.\‘l‘h‘ 'l‘ll HIIUHH. fur all age- twin )7 yeah,
:ilui' our nu. qnullml fzu‘llzliw- vtinlilv u- tu farm-h
H‘lmlllr unruli m unu-uully lnw prim-n. .ll 51‘
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iillv Hl~ all nppnrhin‘ri) ut' rwiirlti: \l\‘9ll’:|lbl\l lmr.
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BEST (23 00.,
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“v. mum. Nuw York.
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11,- the centre) trunnion or "I line. connect: the
neat and um wi-n L ' mo anortcet routemud cor-
rzue phonon ere. \lemu eliunao er‘eere. between
Camila.) nut nan“:- \‘iuv. t‘ounoll mult- Leaven-
worth. Alumni)". mum-upon: can at. l’eul. It
commute Ill Ulllun Depots With all the principal
llllL'l-i at road Ntwodu the Atlanta: end I. e I'm no
erenu. 1!: equipment In \turrvnlod on
emu. bolu§ ocmlmm‘d of Noel
Ueeuutul \ay tionclice. liquid
oluunc Chair turn l‘utltnun‘e re t ee
Illueguu‘ Cure. cud lla Beet Lure of mm:
in tho \ 'eriq. ' ‘nrre Trtuua between Chime and
Nisnuuri ltwnr lull. Two Trune between Chi-
csaa unit Nitmoepolieund 8t. l‘uolato the remote!
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tree. In: rdgé‘ntlir'weri‘ 31%.; betweenWehn‘i‘r’e‘ut
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{oatmunehvr l taut-wt e. Legisuton. Manna.
clie‘frldfil .eal «Elli? .gdte\:“.n I I
All Throne revel om'thxu.
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moul‘;1%1:llld mum»: the Irene see rete-
ORIAT HOOK III-AID ROUTI.
At your ueereet Ticket Glee. er eddeoee
I. I call. I I. 01'. JOHN
Vin-nee. e “‘3‘.“ 'l m or! ea
Wmtfit. .
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MOFAWANDWSTS.
New Spring Style.
a 3 Furniture, in .
urges Stock et the Lowest Pr rec in die
Elegant Brueeele Gin-pet. on to 03 oeute per yerd. Euclid: Bodé ;.
{Lao erd. English 3-H 01.15 yard. 3
m petit- Ingreine. “.00 Ween grouper . _
Intro Super-e,
cpute ryurd. Hort .Rudheudotber
to conteperyerd. Union Inge-eloqfltcflctoper
yurd. OllClothetrornfltcflOcte.
Gold Bend Window Sindee. ntlllcte. eeob. Patent Spring Bolton fl
Eternal. ParlorSulee in Eben .Wuluut. nod Walton! w r en.
2, Placer up. Eleanor W nut and Ash Bedroom sets. trot: 3 . Ger ~
Snuinelcd bomber Suite. from .15 to .85. our own “~59
‘ tenet 80 per cent. leee then retell ‘
A time] Kitchen Teble for 1.00. A Good Dinlu thine with teemfl .
A Good Extender: Tub e. 08.00. Cone Sent ri a on. to 1.4”. _ .
Wool untrue—something new—tor 87.00. entree-re from “.00 *
to “.50 ehch. Woven Wire Bed Springs. 00 «387.00. A
Good Bed Sprint. for 01.33. Walnut Hot “W up.
Cornice Pole-e. with Rio Ende cud Brackish. 78 canto. ElegltBIo-POIQM
and Breakout. $3.40.”. Flue Luce Cornice In Ill linden-n ylee, from .1.”
per window up. Fine Antique. ltedree end harbour '
Curtain: at low prince. -
I have juet opt-nod n GOLD ROOM exclusively for fine GOLD PAPERS.
PAPEII HANGINGB.
The largest Stock In the stete, et Mr: Prices.
Elegant Gold Paper-e. new pom-run. 35 ounce por‘l'oll. W M Tl! new
patterne. 15 to 28 cents per roll. Domenic Torte. 7 to :4 ounce per .
Fluent mortmeut of over 100.000 rotte. Elena: dud up end
Dooumted in modern st to shown on the proudest. Will give you
estimates for turn in; F5“ homo compkto with every
requisite for Interior rubbing and Decent-log. ~
at prices No One Gen Beet.
----No One Can. No One Shell Under-roll Uri-nor
We make our Carpet: by Hand. end Loy them to e thorough much We Ip-
bulutvr our furniture on the preruieoe. end warrant every “dole II r3"-
eentrd. or Will refund the money. Save money by buying of as. e
deliver our gonde anywhere free. Will well you mallet», nt lee!
than Now York prince. Quick Select Small to
O. E. -MITH’S,
Heed-Quertere for Low Prices.
S'l‘ ‘thF‘()RD, - - CONN.
COR. ATLANTIC AND BROAD STE. .
Groceries and. Meats.
OIJ) STAIQD 01“
l
Al'l‘ 'l‘ l I It:
T. Burr Guver 85 Son
S'P'RING W 00D.
All orders tilled promptly. City folke
find it. to their advantage to trade with its.
”3V0, us a. trial.
DR. FLINT’S
0pm BlTl‘ERS
ere mun Emu-e? Luck!
remedy that :- done more to relieve eu
humanity then all other medicine combined.
Theor- celebrated Bitters are «some! of
choice Roots. Herbs nod Burke, m wield.
are Gemini». Sore-spartan. Wild Cherry. Dude-
llnn. Juniper and other lwni. e. and Irc he put.
mm! an to Ruin all thoir ml'dk‘l quelttlee.
‘I‘hey lnvnrlebly eunrtlw It flowing tuintl:
Dyepr u. Jnuudltw. Liver (Remittance. or
Apprt, to. Baden-lute. Bitten. Attach. Rheum-
tlem. summer Gum Indore. I‘llt-e. Kidney Die.
ounce. Female 11. twine-u. lac-turd». Low
tiplrlte. General Nobility. grid. In hot. every-
thing can-N by en impure eute- o! the Blood
Men of the St
or deranged com! mole. Livoror
Kldtw The and in the linker Blttere
a rent e loathing etlruwlnnt eo reble to their
dw-llnlng year-e.
Eminent l‘hyeletnoe preer-rtbe then. end roe.
mumend their use. And pronounce thou: the belt
Cure for all dleeneee of the Blood. Steam-h.
Liver end Kldne . No one out remote long
unwell (uulcee lcted with—en lncureble die.
Mm“) after taking a lbw bottlee o! the Quaker
ere.
Foreelebzbrcutetenudbeeleretnledl-
TBJSTIMONIALS.
DR.FLINT.
Dear Sim—Fur the benefit of the public I do certify that I believe The W
Quaker Bitters to be the beet rented ever ofl‘ered to plea public. for the spout! cm
of Dyspi- «in. and all (licensee aria tee: from on i to “to o! the blood. but. .
been lmu led with ulcerated core throet tor twenty yeere. esueed by ecrofule Ito
faction. I tried many remedies. but received no benefit from thorn. Three m 4
ago I had a severe attack of Dyepepele in ite wont forms. Everyebtu' I no ile-
tressed mo. and caused cowl-e pain in my client. ‘ I tried " nod t all}.
clues. but kept growing worse. until I t: red The Quaker linen. wh hum
my health very mpidlv. I hove not been tainted with cheated urethra“ hr
the last thriu‘ years. and I enjoy better health thou I ever did betore in say We.
’oure trul .
in. J. tr. Wuhan.
From Deacon Burr.
DR. FLINT.
Dear Sin—I have taken or Gusher Bitter: for the poet fierce yearn. toe-fl“;-
at Debility incident to all!" ewe. and find them 1 in new ‘
oightv-eenond your. end my health is unueuull
God. lm to live men an to e one of 7 blowing—greet
My wit‘cg‘nlm nearly oi Elie enme $3M cocci. m benefit from this In“
blc medicine. Their anothlng had etrengrhenieg enemies “ poetical. com
to persons or advnnced lite. Shell be phoned to center with em ”who 1 ‘
or otherwise) who may wish to know currexpefleoce afihbtbe
. m
mu‘ '
Deeoon Friendship St. Beptiet Church,
03.3 a mevumegm
Dear Sin—Exec” the liberty I tnke tn wflefig you cone-u
which! hove need for Rheumatic“: with the no. ,
cl been month-Incubaueflbctedwiebm a .
men-erred. ‘0‘! m m, m
for. my mile. knee. end or times my wbcbetde, tad-1 , . ‘
race-jotnrtormlu: the cent of title terrible melody. wee Id ,‘E
wmmmmwummt mM1.
o for the better. A Weentlnmotfih deflate .
“eugmmworm beeltb need mdl’ the. I whi you be p“ .
merit.“ rituyhencfittcyowneflormm. I
invcur tv enamored hopetohvetbepteeeereclm”
thenklng you molly for thin (rent cum _ I ovum
Sup’t Sweatshirt Company.
7‘. e .7 ‘y .
Norwalk Chronicler