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Mum-murmurs."-
“Emma-WWII“
murtotbeaouthwesawthcshcea
«the luminous. purple sea:
Wcaoodalonelnthelnmporen, “I ,
0t tltf' ancient new that was her tune:
’I And the sun shone like a golden torch.
Where the clouds were whtte as (mm.
Ah. but wc spannedttn the mellow glow.
For her mt. ripe lips were warta and await.
‘nd words wen- easy to say. 3'0“ know. .
And the hours were very fleet :
And you were made“ the sun went down. .
And feet would linger. despite old um
And the lonely way that led to town.
When the curfew hell should chum
And her name. what was it. laud or May?
For the gnaw is green. the maple red.
And a long. long ymr has flu) away
Since llltl‘l‘ sweet you ‘. It on: said.
Her husband and .‘llt' arc LiteLv go“.-
1‘o l‘aer. or Narrow. what matter which .'
«for my name. vot: we. I- simply John.
And tit-'3 Count Stephanlasltcli.
I know that her f.l\‘t‘ was sweet and fair.
I That her lips \\ r‘r‘t‘ red like chIIrrfts am
That the sun nI-Idc gold amid hcr hair.
And her ct es shone like a star.
But unless lerr. the meadow pith
fluids just as dainty :i :Ilald as stic:
And It in should 1 nurse dmpair and wrath.
\\ hen a new love waits for me 2
rrsus or’iitrsnssr.
htemlu Farts t'ullcd Pro- llm all
Thu-re.
{here are 150.000 thieves in London
known to the police.
A Spanish grandee has an entire bed
room suite of furniture made of glass.
A man in Wyoming Terfitory fell from an .
elevation of two feet and dislocated his
neck.
In France a reporter generally makes a
writing-desk of the back of the individual
he intI-ryicws. at
It is said that the young Duke of New~
wtlc‘has been hurried home because he
fell in love with an American girl.
It is noticeable that thin women always
° talk the fastest. A double chin cannot be
wagged with cclcrity. even by a woman.
A nlsft‘f of Sir J. Franklin died in Eng-
land lately. aged 97. She had spent most
of hr! means on expeditions in search of
=>hiln
King Omoru. one of the sovereigns of the
African nut. -is dead leaving .06 widows.
Great Caesar. what a chance to contest a
will!
There is an extensive establishment in
New Orleans for the manufacture of wine
from imported raisins mixed with dried cur-
route.
A contemporary mentions a case bey out!)
the ordinary oec ulists. It Is that ofru young
lady who. instead of a pupil. has a professor
in her eye.
No young lady is thoroughly in’ fashion
“than dog does not match 'hcr dress. If
thI has no dog. her young mun should wear
slows to suit.
fine of the curiositim in thc Laredo. Tel.
nII-ney “talk“ to the introduction of Mexi-
ran batik llk‘tt‘n.
nIIIIIilindintn. and pm.» at the rill“)! rate
MI tit-.In allVl'l’ coin. 'lhI tint p: Ipt r Inonc
en-rtmn-d lIy .‘lt‘llt'u \\ .Ix in tlic present I
- t in; in.I1..In ..uiIlI.itIiiIi./il \lr'll’ \ inolviiig
: 8‘ sl‘tull elk-Hi :ll’t‘ t'lliplIIyul
over to . I
'l‘cxas, .
yt‘ttl'.
A ll: IIIf property l:llt‘l_\' made
the Film .l .\I.It- x nmr l‘ort lhl‘h‘.
r- .I‘:‘ "To the l'nitI-d States or Its suc-
m-W'II‘ " 'l‘lnI otl‘n I-r who ILLKKI‘tl upon the
ltItIIl t rainl the “0rd " alli‘t‘tgsh'ufi.“ Siting
.lre l'nItI Il States his not and will not have
/ any Sllt‘t‘t‘sm‘r. '
An American young lady smgcr went to
‘ Europe in lung tin- llilhr of Mary
Bogga. and lit l togiu
Lalouti.
inmt t. iII'iIIly out of alotllc to trawl across
the Ut‘t in with thtiil. lt intuit be in th.
him on. lilllt: of tin \Iuttr.
RNi‘t-totnl ass. \‘t it \ullllll‘t‘ll of th. V‘ l'nifcd
Show is he follows; N. w llngland. Stat. I.
$2152.0765mu. Middle Strut-s .éSIII‘ITJlTIl.
1813‘ ; south. m mitt-u. SI.) 1iti‘.L‘.’lt‘-..\“.ttl
’ ~“‘thcl'u Stat-Is. $f‘I..l>ll.-’I’3Il.tili . 'l‘t‘r'riturlm‘t
$128. 2:3. «2:0. To 1. Sltl.'r1l7.lil5. 511?.
1'th Is about IIIIII-tliird thc truo, valuation.
A utIlIItl Cttt'l‘t‘? tells this slur)“ :
"I?
Olwll-lnutlthul lIIIttlI-II and arc shaken to:
gIItlicr so :is to occupy ll\ lIttl-I apan- :u ’1!-
aiblc. tlII-Ii l\l't' curler l tightly and are. htillt‘tl
the -y will it. I p thrI t ’UK' tour montlnu a'Il'l. ct
The notes are of all del '
l
i
t
.._..a..._._... .
Jane ;
men in now Miss Nina
lt don tu i‘t SI'lut' pI-rsons‘ inIIncs .
lf‘ green
pea-t are shelled llliIl than lll't‘ put in dry j
: pro-ti
‘ .ll.tl by .\lr\.
must. l’lllth'ttl‘. be buried In dry titl'tll Ii 1
lie cc llur.
In In.“ the rich‘nllmial lands of Ash]. y
County, In thI- IIIIuthI-astr-rli portion of
Arknoas. l't.ltll‘ly’t‘tIliflllJlItlt'tl from $25 to
R'Ifl‘prr acre. and ll‘t‘ uplands from $3 to
filll |I~Ir.uI-rt~. but now No w lands awrago
I-lIl_\ gl'fl-ll $3 tII )lhlu-r IIi'l't“ lll tlit‘ ltIW-
turn. on u.“ liIli‘lanIlsfcnu It: bought for
'Ioinél to ~51. 'l'lm excessive c tIvtttlIIu
{lfI‘cotlon ii the calm.
‘ “III in glued lll'lIl lge in the wIIIld is said to
be til-I rai‘ .woy viaduct nt tiarabit. in France.
now bring tIrt-ctI-tl our 6 rivt‘r
lh-pzirtiiirnt'uf t‘antal. The bridge has I
total length of nlnfilt 1.350 fect. and uI-alr
the middle o\ the ngIut t't'lltl‘v: iirch. which
isoIIII of the nofrworthy features of tilt
structure. ’
liver to thr rail is 413 feet.
i
. Once. when Judge Story was called upon
.‘I to deferi'd It \voin III or clued of InuIdI ruIII
her husband. he rIIIl l tt‘ ed as one ’of the
proofs of lIIr innoc t iice the fact of her
having-"ended him on his deathb-d. and
nid unto him. when hc was dying. " Good-
bye. titaIrpI.“ The (I 'llllnt‘l for the plaint-
tl declared this ought to bc trikI-n as a
proof other guilt. and that tho words she
had llrttIIl uric, " Good. by tlvoiuc 3"
A German has invented a safe that. on its
I; lock beingI tampered with. throws open its
doors. seizes and drugs and locks in the
burglar. and handcuffs and holds him in
It- .Idiuess to be conducted to the police
court in the momiug. The Yankee is ex-
perimenting with a act of books for the use
of county tracers. which. as soon as a fraud-
ulent entry is made in them. will. by means
at a clever electrical oontrivanee. sound an
alarm on the Court House bell.
._ . -.- _._.
WASTINQ 0' THE BRAIN.
Between the ages of twenty and forty
there may be that is called “ cerebral Icic-
“Ming of part- of the brain.
hisdnctoa chronic inflammation of the
brain substance. Spots’ in it. from the sire
daputcthatofanahnond. becomsthick-
and and condensed. thus crowding on the
nerve-cells and nerve-fibres, cutting 08 their
, nourish-tun and causing them to waste
. " wholly any.
If Mechanical-mutt» moor
.. “atrophy." Among the symptoms are in.
.: paired marital faculties. especially the mom.
luauilcatrophy—thc atrophyofold .3.
war-cistern.“ only in the M
in tho .
the height from the bed of tht '
CORK.
Cork is yielded by the cork oak. Qua!“
II. which chiefly flourishes (In the sham
of the Mediterranean. There are. in Spain
and Algeria. large forests of this frw. which
is also cultivated in the departments of Lot .
ot-t‘raronne and \‘ar. in the South of France
and in Corsica.
The cork oak arrives at its. full growth in
about one hundred years. when. in hot
climates. it attains n height sixty or
flevcnty feet. .with a diameter of six to eight.
feet. The barlt consists of two distinct
portions. the. inner formed of a fibrous
tissue. and the. outer tuberous. and of a
porous and elastic consistency. which con-
stitutes the cop): pluper. The first cor!
naturally produced bv the trcc is called tht
male. and has scarcely any value; but if
this be rcrnovod. a second layer is formed.
finer. more elastic. and to.“ irregular. which
to known as the ft-uialc cork : and this it in
Which is generally used. The stripping of
the cork takes place in ystlllllllt‘f. wlie’n the.
circulation of the sap facilitatcs the separa-
tion of the outc r from tie inner l'|\t'l' of
bark. The remnv ill cf the first gtowth is
efl'ected when the true is twenty to twenty-
fit‘e yu‘trs old. Borer-iii annul: Ir incisions.
and one vertiial incision. arc made with .-
hatchet. cart- being taken to cut the corh’
only. without touching the inner bark : tht '
lavcr of cork is tlIc n easily dctachcd. A _
young oak yields about 10 lb of cork at thr
first \tIIppiIIg while it is capable. ultimate-—
ly. of yielding owe 300 lb. The first cork
has a thick and hard tI-rior. which di-’
IiIiIIialIcs \\ ith v. Icccxa'ivc growth.
Fonncrly. after the first stripping tllt‘ tree
was left to itaclf. without any protection.
Being vcry tI-ndIIr. it was liablc to be killed
by exposure to variations of temperature
while numerous iIIm-cts. attacking the ten
der surface of the trcc. rcduccd the \‘tlll‘lt‘ of
tlic future cork. lh-sidys. a thick and ir-
regular crust formed. which it was ncces-
nary to reiuovc. thus causing a loss of thirty
per 9"!“ of cork.
The dIItnclicd picc-x of cork. fltlttt nod by
rill h
V bring piled up with tho outsidc Iipp- I'IIIIIst.
II'rI- frt‘t‘tl from tlnir t‘\lt‘l’lllll xiirt‘nu- by
tmllilig and paring. 'l'lIII boiling- of the
\\ lilt‘ll Lists :IbIIIit half an hour. is (\f-
{.I.-2.41 in large cubic :l ltI‘lll‘rh fircd with re-
l’llx‘ cork. u con-r ’\\lllt’h
.t.
(‘t'l .t.
and t‘ll|\t'll by
llrn'\‘I‘~ upon tttlI-s pivct-s. Th.- p.IriIIg is
tiIInI- by hand. t v imam“ of lIIIi'i/IIiita'I
l'IIliI‘lN prIIihiIId \ ll'HlI blob-a: but this
l:I.~t.ii.II.III-Il I‘l't rztlldtl may be tll\'l‘t'll\l d \titl'
\thvn tth [Il‘JI‘t‘lI‘v' of con-ring lllt‘ trIIII \Hi‘.
tllt‘ tlt‘lllt‘lll‘ll [IiI cII\ IIf lurk in ll‘lt‘:'ll Il.
The principal llxr' of the IIIitI r lurk l\‘ to
Sulliv- lIII.tlII t‘IIiln. ’l‘llt }‘ :Il‘t' lIIIIl'II fi‘:I~
1n- iitl_\ cut by ll II. I. though «nun-tum x by
I machine. Ii horizontal knit}; gitiug a
and thus
('I 'l'lt l:
alt hunting
rotary lliI'llI‘ll’ttl tlII- plow- of cork.
.‘llltlllI' Into .l l' _\ lil: bit ll fIII'iiI.
Ilao In. It for In lhlll.‘ lit.-
‘3. its. finals. IIIIII~IIIIII-lu\ting llillll_{\.
lt la lllI'l‘I‘IHI r us-III lll flu
'IIi'In IIf IIIIwIlI-r. fur pa I'ning fragllr IIleI .Its.
u .l \‘ll‘alltllll‘ fIIr lyIIIIpIIIliqu III-“IL l‘.
for flu indinitliviiir.
buoy s.
rte.
:I.l\ :Iiit.tngIua!_\
.IIIIIl
linoleum and coil;-
.Ii
lt'tllllt'l'. t‘IIrk i<. has. \IIi‘. IIIi :It‘tt‘lllil 0f
it~IIl.I.~ti.it\ r-IIIIIII ltII pIIuIl I will. qrt- .It
‘lit ultt. III . tlI ct tlllx _lillll~ \\ .tlII Mind
I
III: in (ht \lll III III l. l\li\ rillllI ~l I ‘llt\lt’ \IIl\'-
\
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‘lHE JUICE-IS lN COOKING MFATS.
l.‘i\llllI' f‘u‘ in .t liquid ‘Il.X'I‘ in out
"l'Illll; \ tlII§‘. I I:- ll\. it isliabl. \I‘lll \lJ‘IlI‘I‘
ititln I Inn. ., .I.-Gory. «pm-Lilly if tln
t‘IIIIk ll.\ «I‘ii\ r- IIIIIII Il 'tli t‘ll\lIIlllll‘,
tI xl: II. Iil-- luv ltl In IllIlIl- :IIIIIII: in t-IIIlitio-
l~gI 'l.l Ill 'IIII: .IIoIII
l . lllilel It- this. lIIf‘ ll\‘ \ilii:l NI that I
5-,; II! Iiiutt-III. .I \Q'II «If I‘«- l. II'.‘ a [Ii-III»: of
ti'. it I l H to b. .I...Il. -l in \\.tt ‘l'. “ lIIIIlIIIl."
ti tin II-IIIk my ~. fl... plug lll llllliIl tho
I . Iil~ IIf tli- put. I I .‘.I. d -. -.;l. -l dip-Ii‘i
l..I‘lil\ II.'I thI I ;; .lil-"‘l| ll. :IIIIl- who the
to! th It in it- li-piil a-i.itII rill-Illll' It in dif
lll\ilIit' iii \\.it.-r. the reader may .llIt\\ ~taut:
Eh oz. iitiiiu ’Iimpirx- III :IiI‘IvtIrIu-g \vlirthel
liic tith or tllt‘ llt‘\ll should be put in but
“AMI at once. or in call w. I . an! be
gx-..ii.~..i:_\- hm »i. It.» .. Ingmarxmi
llII; “llltll‘ l‘il-li.:!‘\“ II! Lilliput \tIII‘tI III‘Kt
iii :{In IlItiiiittly Ill\lIlI i th.- .II an
1' II ‘l\l i_\ .IIitlIIIt iii. ‘ on this Ipicstion in will -
.n I- toti ti~h l rt lIrt Ithe two which are
’.lll_\' (utii‘uhv I'm my U\\ll‘ IliIIiim hold.
li- and sonic short fwd-ht:-
iu t‘III int 11 !l. Mix 1‘”
p-Iiir t'l'lll \\. It. r IAII tlo- linll tliI- tal-lI lx my
ilIiIiiI I“ ill but “.ll- r.
t' Iii‘iIIiIIg our IIttI-miou at prI-sviit to tho
albumczi. whit must lIIppIIiI if fln- lixh (Ir
llI-xli it put lll cold \\ llt‘l‘. which is gradual-
ly liv‘ It’ I] I“ ll"\l\t‘..\l~. u lo“- of zzllquIIItI
lIy ’II\II lull-Ill Il.t’l’uinIn thin-ugh tho
will-r’. IIinI-cially in “II (‘JVI‘ of \llt‘t‘l ll‘ll -Ii'
.If tin-.It IIthI‘iiIg muIIlI agi'faw- of fibers ctit
tci‘ox“. It is also rviIlIIIit tlmt such in“ of
albuiiiIIn will bI~ shown by its coagulation
“l’lI'll tlfit watvr iI. stilliriviitly llt'lllt'tl.
l‘ru‘ficnl rt'.l.lt‘rh will at IIlli‘t‘ recognise in
tlic " scum ‘ which riscs tn the surface
tlic boiling \vzitIIII. and in the llllll‘tllll‘sn that
3,. lllI'l‘t“ or ll‘ViN' dilliiscd throughout it. lll(
‘\ltlt‘l|"t' of such lo.“ of albumen. This
toss in “miles the tlt"l|’.llIllll_\‘ IIf plunging
lhII finh or lll‘ill Ii‘. Iiito \\'.IlIII' hot
t IIIIII- h to im‘ llI dim -.I.I-: lldlt thII super»
firitl .il‘II: im In and tin II by pl ”‘0 ' tlII- port-s
tliioug I which the illll II olbmiiinuu s. iuicc
other-win” exuchz.
But this ii “I It all more are IItlII-r juiccs
cit-sides the llll'lllll-‘Il. thus-c are tl\.I moat
Important of the flavoring t‘t|?l\tltllt'llifi. and
with the (\lllt‘l‘ t‘tlllntltllt‘llla' of animal food
have great nutritive value : s-I much so
that animal fIIIIILjs tlllitt‘ hutch-st IIIId ul
moi-it worthlcss without thcm. l have laiI
aspI-ciul t‘lllllllh‘lh on the above 'qualifici
lion. lent thc rt Idcr should be ll d into :I:
error IIl‘lI'lil. Itcd bv tlic Bone Soup t‘ o: limit-
to. of ill! I’m lit-h Ac‘axlomy. :IIii-l put-.19 Iii-Ii
\titl -ly by liithig~ that of r g'II' ii- lI tlIIao
jinn-s as a coiitIt-Iifiiitt-Il lllltl'illi.llt when
‘rikcn xIlIIIIII. —l~':In-Io ‘ l'.‘¢. ('I:e.-u.-Zv-:‘Iy Ig
(,‘uok. 1y," by W. .lII-f li’iJivima. in
Popular Sarita .lluuLI'Ily.
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SPEARING FOR TIMBER.
A new industry 1qu recently bocn devel-
Jped in Ireland—a sort of timber prospect,
.ng never dreamed of by our American pine
hunters. It is it well- known geological
fact. says the 'i't'ortlzinxft-ru Lamb: mum.
that immense tracts tlmt_are now bog hind:
in Ireland were. once covered with forest:
of oak and pine. and that in cutting peat.
immense trees of these varieties are found
emlmldcd in the earth at depths of ton.
twenty. and thirty feet. in many critics whole
groves being found wading just; as they
grew. To find out the location of these
miniature subterranean forests is now the
qieculativc work in which some industrious
lriahmen are engaged. The timber. when
brought to the surface. is found to be per-
fectly Round. and the oak which is as black
:- ebony. is used equnsivcly for ornament:
of jewelry arid fancy cabinet work. and
sells at high price. A recent visitor to tilt
wild moor and mountain region of Donegal
thus describes the way in which the seeker:
after buriéd forests operate. Two men.
armed with steel rods about thirty feet.
long. traverse the hog, and by running their
rods into'thcground are able to ascertain
shore the trees arc to be found. They
work by what my be termed natural unth-
smatitnr. and quickly determine the lengtl;
cwitiiii
I! Ill.
'iIn I_. i: tIzi says
itliIl
.
II.
l|x|‘l\‘
l
Irtt‘
r...
t‘rtu
- ’ of their price, its approximate diameter.
whetheritispincoroak.andisorianota
damper—one of a company or clump.
“9:83 on twenty or thirty feet square,
andcrosaitwiththeirscarchers. my north
udsmth-audthcncutandwest,eearchit
Wenchwsy,astabtocschfoot or so,
sadinthccouns datew minutes they
knowwltethcrtwsrcac‘onginswhtthey'
mlookincfor. 'l‘lIssquare'lyiruautaad
“manhunt“.mum
‘pdtbmflammfid for
“a“. it“. etc b
' hr ”(ht way they will buy.
smusrrlt. Mort Mill"!-
“on Who nah. Olmmnud In. I Year
I, Mort-a of M Head-u Adar-cu.
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“ I havefieentuld that there is a boob
canvass" who has earned $2541” a year.
Iathatsor‘aSunroporth-saidtom.
George Waahingtoa Davis, who ‘3 in charge
of the changing department of D. Apple-
ton a 00. .
U Yup may judge for your-sch," said Mr.
Davis. pulling out a memorandum book.
“ This firm has paid 820 000 to Mr. Samuel
Collins since September last for hisperscnnl
services In canvassing for one book.‘ Artistic
Houses.‘ " ~
"-13 not that an exceptional amount ?"
" That is a large sun. but Mr. Collins
has been a book cant-Inasm- for fifteen years.
And has made a handsome income.
$300 the set. One of our agents made $2.-
000 in one month selling Appleton‘s Cyclo-
pedia. Such men think it a poor week when
they do not earn a $100. One of our eun-
vasscra‘. naund Rust. earncd $1.248 in ten
weeks selling the ‘ Art Journal.‘ Anothot
burned $75k“): anionlh selling ‘ The Gallery
of British Art. ‘ I could git c you the name
of a woman w o has earned $337 in uric
week sclliu . our l‘ ‘oht '1th is Mr.
Fowko. who am bucn forty years a book
I should say he averages $10,000
lltI lids sold
my sets of the CyclopaIdia. There is a
htly who has just come in who earns 82.5“
a year. I suppm-I thI-rc are fifty “It‘ll Ill:
this count ry \\ ho arc turning $100 ti \vcck as
book agt-Iits.
.. 0f coursc. tin so arc not the sort of men
that funny paragvzrf‘ha are “Tittt‘ll about.
They are gentlemen who are good coiivcmt-
tlotiulists. l‘cople like to hear them talk
«Ittd they know how to talk to the right
people. They ride iti carriages. dross well
and lose no time. ’l‘licy know thoroughly
what they have to troll and how‘ to sell it.
We II III dc pond tilloiftliciii to sell a given
quantitv."
.. Could thIIv take any kind of book and
mm Silt h wagon. 7“
Probably not. The most money is
m I to in sailing rtpt- mivc book! Publish-
ing runs in that direction now. This firm
put $300.00) into the CyclopaIdin before
they got a cent back. ’I‘hcy put $200,00t‘
into l‘icturrsquo America. before they be- ‘
Rail to got tht‘il' Inoncy bitch. That sells fill
SM a copy. If \vc dcpI-iidcd on the trade
to sell it. we should liavc to gI-t $500 a copy
to lll:lltt‘ it pay. Agviits sirll books that
.‘ould not lK‘ sold in any other way. People
“ill Lot go to stun-N to look for books. lIIi‘
do It tlIcy Sk‘t' rIIally good books offcrtId it
Thu best book:
tl‘t‘ now published by silltai‘l'llltltrll‘."
“ h‘u you find \vouirn or lllt it the lII-st
igt-Iita '3“
" Mon. There ll1i\t' lII t‘ll some Silt't‘tI.\\l’lll '
llt‘ lint .\l|t|\N tht
noiiicii :IgIIIifs but tln y
silliiI luIraIIttIrztlI'I‘tI
“ I’IIIIIIIIIIftIn fizl i‘ i! .
“.Uh. yrs. I try .3. Ile‘I a yutt V.'l|(
think tiny .11“ bu guml t.|!i\.lIt2\. 43'; i
drink I am lucky ll’ 1 g~ t t. it I_:III \lt'.lfl\’.t\*\ 13
art of tin LLUIM lt Ix ilk I :tlIs.‘
rrIi TI‘Iilll'lI‘\ biziiu. titu-III. :Iii-l [I n.
t‘l‘l’dllt'i .‘lI‘rI‘ lIl'.I\~ .i.i l .l"\.'irl.'tI'P \ ll tx'
in. A lIIIIIlt Itgrtit iIIti:t lII- “gr
5m: “ ‘
.. lion dII y In find tli-I:II
;|\ h.- it
out].
.ut": lun-
10‘s.! :li‘
:I I|lv .I‘..lil
‘ 'HII y IIIIIIII l\‘ “x. I‘EII lll I‘t’ III: dull,
«nu-III f-Ir gIIIIl coin-Q 2‘. i.\ llll'l. ii Ill l_\.
iflI l‘ :I llilI-llll'rr pm. ’ I! ‘.l \ iII jg: III". I}
othiin \\. .iIIIi ll.t\I . _ ' .2 fit mutton. i
begin an bunk so." I." . : \- .L tin \Il \lJl’l
in lilo. SIIIIIItIiIi all. } ltIIIp at. ll: Iaizi
taming only till Ling ExtintiIilallIIl gun. a...
llt‘n‘ again. SIIIIII- llllirh tl.I y, k I p on [III
hft'. .lVllI IlIIII l l Ii gun-i l-uu’n .Irg til: i-
brisk. .Iiol lilo II to llltltar .\. l. ~.\-.
9..
'A FOUR-LEGO“ caaxouaen.
tlht Ills Majesty ol III-lunacy Reroute-l .\I
\iuht I II a llnuauu 'l‘rIIc .
The King of Dahomey nIccivIId an invoice
flf Krupp cnIIrIIIII llIIf long ago and cIIIiceiv~
ed tlI-I idva of hut ing them Inouiitrd on
alcplunfa‘ bucks for uac in tha- ficld. “'itli
much ditllculty this project “a; carriwl out
III-i at tlIII nI-xt military reticw the Kili:
III‘IlI r-Id that «Inc of IfluI’gtirti lIc fired in.
iuIIIlmtI-ly ill fr‘ullt of tin i‘uyfl )nhitlnll. tirI.t
tilting thc precaution to plan- It couploI III
lliIIii \lllIl prisuricm’ about whorc it
il« llllttt-l lllt‘ ‘I.ill would sink-I. ‘94) :l\’ in
j iI‘gII IIf tllt‘ of tho \ll-Il
\"llt‘ll all “as haul}: uf lllt‘ biggrxi
:‘l-‘lslldllis was backed round and siglztul.
Juxt as tho lanyard lIIIwI vor
ilIII animal turiicd lialf round to hatch for a
peanut or smut-thing and the, hllt‘ll took off
lllt‘ l‘riuit- .\liiii\tt~r‘n louni and kiimIkIId II.
1: dc an big through tho in} .I
I‘lll.lt‘v‘. llln .‘l.ijt‘sty \\'I\illtlli‘l
so much if the matter had cnded llicrII
tho Minister wasn‘t vcry priiiic and ill.‘
palace ncch-d' ventilationfi but it didn‘t.
0n the contrary the elephant. which it o.
bII c n stood on its llt' ml by the n coil. piI l.- tl
its lf tip in a fut-v and start. d in on ti r
lown grade uln ad of its" tic kct. lt upsc'
.he grand st: Ind the \l' ry first Iiidi. slung
thtI tirnnd t‘lI.IIanIrlaiu and —l‘nat t‘IraIIIi
Unrvcr (if .‘llrfiltbllztl‘lt‘s iiito thc next Stl‘t'tIl.
It then jumped into tllt‘ bruys band with all
four feet. and 'if it hadn‘t. goth-ii tho . big
:lrurn over its head so that it couldn‘t sec.
would probably have t‘ltIll_llt‘tl out tht‘ tIntire
mgregfltinu
The King wrut not found until the act:
morning. and thou. .II. he slid down out of
3 banana trec. ho was. undemtoodto rcltlAl‘k
that there was only one thing needed to
render his now'artillery system an entire
Iiuccess—that was to get the enemy to adopt
IL—Sun anciwo Post.
The Still. Illu- Not Lost It: Power.
Tllt" old weapon uscd by Ilavid to slow
Goliah seems. looking at it in the light 0-
these hitter days. to knock tllt‘ Tfllllllllt‘t' all
out of the great victory of tho foriucr.
“ sling " slows giants and pigmics uliltc even
unto this day. and people marvul not there—
at —Peck‘: Sun.
\\‘ n Q
t‘n’r‘t'tl‘ t'lir is
IIllI‘
was primal.
ll\‘ lb RI \\.‘l’
li.i\o c.:i
it:
A Startling Discov cry.
Pysic. ans are often startled by r. mark-
able discIIv cries. The fact. that Dr.
King‘ s New Discovery for Consumption
and all Throat and Lung diseas- s to daily
curing patients that they hav c 'l\ en up
to die In startling them to rIIahzc lllt-l!‘
sense of duty. and examine into this
wonderful discovery- . resulting in hun-
dreds of our best Pysicians using it in
their practice. Trial bottlts free at («0.
B. Plaisted‘s Drug Store. Regular size
31. 00.
QOV‘
Bucklln‘s Arnlcu Salt-II.
The greatest medidcal \\ o ulr-r ot the
world. Warranted to specdilt cute Burns.
-Bruiscs. Cuts. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Cancers. Piles. Cliilhlaito. Co l‘hs
'l‘etteiI. Chaped Bands .and all skin crop.
lions. guaranteed to cure in evIcIv in
I. once. or money refunded: 25 cr nts [or
box. For sale by Geo B “mg"!
ADELPHIC msn [UTE .-.:.I.I..;t::-
lurk. formerly Irinclpel of Strut-roan A‘c an.
IIY. having: "curt I counted Ions home. «ur-
round-Id bv rwzsrv acan of ground. um- lull
mile moutheast of the love! and healthful
vlltiage‘pf It}: Milford. on the ountouic R. 11.13
Irv-inn to OTI‘INTYJ‘IVI nor: to thoroughly
in either for or llt' mm. For do
eulars sddrus sII shot: e. 888-“.
This Out
Mary...
H. “S. CORWIN,
Petroleum Broker,
530 Welles’ Building,
18 Broadway. N. Y.
uni-"II “III-ma“
mm.“
tr
a notu‘rntp us with
T33“ fink vott‘ll
innit.“
"WW
He b6-.
gun at $10 a week. The book sells for .
The"
Who“
J. r. Peokwell,
(Succeewr toL. P. Nanchang)
Harness & Saddlery,
'1‘ James‘ Block, Watt-r SL.
Non-walk, Conn.
REPAIRING rem-rm AND PltOMl’l‘LY HE
Cl TED
Tranling Bags, Robes, Blan-
kcts, Etc.
.hing at Imuut prices and all work t‘ xceutcd
Isl mannc r.
stt BuTis! Liriitt Blunt!
Lowest Prices!
Stowe, flangcs, and Brick Set. Port-
able Furnaces, ou Stoves. I-dtly’ s
Refrigerators. CrocktIryJ-laat,
Tin, \\ omit-II. Paper. Copper. and Iron
“ are. lerur Lamps, Toilet
and «III Settt
Also all kinds of Plato and Ornamental
Slate Roofing. and Slate Roof
Repairing.
Ew-
III I‘
Tin Roofing. and («I nIIml Jobbing. Sole
agent. for the salc of Richardson &
“In llftm ( It. s goods. fur Nor-
walk nIiIlSouth \orwalk.
F W Jaqui,- Jr.,
45‘ Wall St. mum
Dorlon. House,
“0R LON P01 NT.
Ni |R\\'.\l.K. t‘ oil-II.
South XIII-w :Ilk. - Con t‘t‘lll‘tll.
Now Open.
lI'III' lbix m :I<IIII there has b'qu :ohlt-d It
Genuine Fulton Market,
\\ liIIrI‘ I \tIryih.i:I_' It.“ be mind I.1I.II l‘u ‘oii
Marin-L "Ian
EvIIIthIII: it; No way of IL :I fund ~. .I .l :u lla-
‘tr‘l Hanan. r.
{it lNIl:l.I).\‘.
“or!
HARDWARE“
. Tht‘ IlESl‘ AS‘URTMENT In Ttt\\'N of
(I: (In (I Iatl l I atrtl “’ at IT
Mct‘ltlrnlr. 'I‘Iurh.
\\ llllt‘ I.I.I.Itt. I'ii uh.
tDtI- :tntt \\ ll!t!tt\\ (“an
A full AIII-orlrncrzt of
Locks and Knuth.
'I‘II’IIIII - II-t t'oIIktIt I‘Itltt ry
drown-q -“'.lll!1y,l~«:I
House Furnishing Binds
l.\l‘.\N ESE l‘.\l‘lI‘.ll \\‘l“.lllII.
J‘I I... \',t‘lr
\cct.! for T“.
lbw l;\'1‘rlt<.illlI‘ii“!’ .IIIIl ll;:"-‘~ l‘Jl"
lI‘u-o :llltl “Hutu l‘IIIIIIf S I'-
‘.\:l‘iIIIiliI:i'.Il lutplonuI-u.
.‘lripl l’;!l'tl'rl\, lI-i \‘
W. C QUINTAIC 1
\I‘:’ \l‘\'I‘li\ll min :\.\‘ ‘IIIHI
1* lluili‘II'tIl l‘lut‘t‘. \II. NIIr‘Ivallt.
llut I--_' .'ILI .. n.- “or: tum-Iris «In,- II‘. :i~ .I
pauzt FlIt‘H in .I It l\l\lt\ II \ I‘II , i ll 1: Iilrni.‘
uI.r.Iot fii \ x nth-I lit \\ 2!;
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
l r.~~pu'f1.‘.'\ IIItI'I I ~! ‘1" If 2hr put-“c pan 3. I-
l: Itt..l in :.iI .i III 5- km p ll.l '
Host of (Goods.
51in ll‘ ~I‘. :Il
LOWEST PRICES.
tnI- -.l~ o: .l~ Iit lit: rnlp. ”Imp! \ :.IIx 1 cu r) lhII ,I
p I~~ llt‘ Il- Im .II :I‘:It.IIui :.III .I'I .I ; I In» l I mI .III.
Hit‘ 'tt’ 'i| I
Al, rt Berg.
~\l Ii lL‘l‘I l\.\“..
51‘ ll III lII'l‘
_\tIr\\'.I.t~.
MAIN
50
\J
”Meat Market.
The undersigncd has purchased tlIII
meat business rcccntly owncd by t‘. ll.
SCOFIEI D t‘l‘l‘USilt- the “'arwick loub‘II
Main street. and Will kIIep a huge stock
of the
B EST UlI‘ MEATS
l': it'l e as l Itv as the lowest.
A trial solicitctl.
Edward Seymour.
’ “firmware“
4
Building L0
For Sale.
A ram opportunity to ac tll‘.‘ dceimblc Building
Int- at Moderate Prices. in
East N orwalk,
Is now olcred. laps showing location. and all he
formation given by
A
o.w. SMITH,
o
”MENTAL
Hoof. Ointment,
——-C 1‘ R E 8—"
Cracked floors, Spraius,
Scratches. and son-s,
_] X-
x
Horses, t'illllt‘ and sheep.
A~k _\tItll’ r‘tr‘rl luV‘pvr for Il_ t‘l \trllt‘tlih't‘l to the
IIiziiiIir:.II3'Iiia-r«.
lmtrican Lubricating till 130.,
t‘l.lIZ\'l-2LA\ll.1IllltI
—.—(l() 'l'()-
Geo. W. Day’s.
Cheap Grocer.
And get somc- of that t‘ rca'niicrv
Butterctl Hour, tho latcst out,
makes delicious biscuit in ten
Ininutcs
Good Black Tea
We arc silver
kiiifc and fork away with the
(loin Baking Powder.
I’I .S
30 (Its. ll).
giving .:i
“I! an: soiling llit‘I- (‘annml
Corn for it! cunts :t can.
'l‘lucc HI.
‘_’.'I cciits;
can Tomatocs. two
lul‘ ,
Something now” in
way til Slnvc lll:ltIl<_iiI§_I‘.'
Iltlll<ll
lllt‘
with
which you
with
t‘llll \‘Ulll~
.\lU\'t‘ ices ii‘uublc lIIss
“PBPNJPPWPBBSBMI’S Pl‘ ;
LOGKWOOD’S, ‘
36 Main Street. _......_
Having made arrangements
with one of the largest whole-
sale 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 Eiliibifior which
shows carpets matched on a
room, am prepared to flirt] 9h
vou carpets at Lower pl‘ltCS
and from a larger varicfv than
any Carpet Store in the State.
and as good and cheap as you
Y OIlk.
--‘-B E s III-«I
—TIIE——'
Largest Stock
will find III Ncw Sam-
pic. representing III or Five
'l housziiid' Dollars it ol‘tli of
(‘arpcts You are invited to
c.\ amine mv stock and prices
\'0 trouble to SllO\\' «fluids
\1) Stock (Ii Fl li\lTl RE
is the larIrcst, tlitI lowest pritc-
:il. Itl llItI bcst llltltlt‘. "'C I T.Y!“
WM. LUUKWBBB _. a
ill-1i.“ ! .R N .
Furniture B Canals. _-__
38 Main Street. .
‘ ww Bust unkififl S
——'N Till-IV —
James W. t‘avatiagli.
FIRST-CLASS ' x
, /\
f
. .-\ 'I‘
'I‘IIIIZ ()l.l
tillel and ill: IkII it look l-ii-Ihi-
oi than am otlu- Ir
\\ c :ll‘t‘ :ll\tl git ill}: :1
Iury
ol'nmp.
watch :uvav
-<.\/
(kill :llltl >t‘t' us and wII will
iiiiilto you liappv'. ~
G904 Wu DIV-Ba
Timber and Lumber,
SI'IING l.l~‘.~‘.
l’lt'b l\
—.\l.i.
LA'I‘II.
—— 1'- li‘ ’l‘
l:.\,\lu‘ll ——
Fence Railing. and ,
Pickets.
Walnut. Cherry. and
Ash.
Oak. Whitewood. and
. Maple.“ ‘
And all Kinds of. Hard \\'otId.
and
Pope rs
lienry R. Fitch.
.rsiuzn 15m.
Roofing
L‘srartl
Raymond Bros.
tilllcc. So. 10 Washington St.
\llt Eoivou: — Through tho
columns oi tour widclv circu
latcd journal we thlllti say
lew \\ ords to niaimi'aciurcrs.
do: ‘tlt‘l‘S and consumers ot'coal:
First. and of grout import
once. all our coals :ll't‘ bought
direct from tho lllllle~‘,‘ and \\ o
are careful to piirch...\c l‘ioin
those who have inadc a good
reputation as miners and don]
ers in first-class gnodre only.
Second. all coal under
water tight roofs and is there-
fore. dry thind free ironi ic.c now,
rain. etc.
Third, Every ton of coal is
carefully screened and deliver-
ed by careful, experienced driv
ers. ‘
Fourth, we always keep in
stock a good assortment. oi
sizesand kinds, and can fun
is
nisli promptly" any quantity'
from one bushel to a cargo.
Our yard 13 located on W ate
near Tolles street. our office
and store is at No. 10 “I ashing-
ton street. and our branch of«
fices,(connected with store and
yard by telephone) are Com-
stock Bros. 45 Main St. Nor-
walk. and Insurance Building,
So. ’Norwalk. CL. where orders
may be left with the assurance
that they will receive prompt.
attention.
lowing well-known coals always
ready for delivery. Hazleton.
Cross Creek, Lackawanna,
Wilkesburre. Franklin, Scran:
ton, and Cumberland.
IBmtfnlly. '
\\’iilt‘l‘-
with :1 cake
Strontium: ;
We have the fol- .
gAl‘llSl In Marble!
r' :eI: m‘coat. V. hart
Suntli .\t‘l \\ .illi.
mile Making!
l‘ll
.\H
it
Hl‘tltIt‘.\ l:
ilml in llltIil'
lll\t'
ll‘l:ll. -
”5 ll
Repairing
Inn
mivun’ag
- ——l.\'—
Millinery Goods
f.
After- the Fourth.
Gluing out our Stool taint cost.
tirechrargains in
Psalms Bill Strait Bins
than over before.
Very gnarl >1!a“‘< for ‘33 I‘I-tits. formerly
.‘ttl t‘t‘llzr‘.
.\ “it‘ll!“ hat f‘olllplt'tt‘ly trimmed. for
73 .IIIIIN.
(Ltricli Tips :I~ low :14 Tim n‘s :1 bunch.
Fancy Guiiialsn very reasonable.
Calico “rosy s for ludics and children
a! £1le prlt‘t'.
9
Hair Goods. II Specialtt .
e
Jud l'ttt': \Irl tlu "I It ~ty l-I~41L“I.ang-
tI_\ l .I.. tt ll. t latest In lll‘t‘lt).
.:-ll
l‘llt) \-
p ..
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
Gr ceries and Meats,
n
) S'I‘r\l\'l) ()l“
. IT. Burr Cuuver‘ QA;SOH.
:17’RINGIWOOD.
pI'I I'I-iplljfr'
(ill lt’IlI‘
I with 119
t». Il""¥.
\.~' 4>trlybhm
4308:6505 s :30. ’D-tt'fl In...
t \‘Jl‘x‘I
JObbmg' . (titanicinJv
\‘i'
z ' Steam Cooker,
Henry Tilly’s,;
.\. t‘ X “4);, -‘
_\..'..I; is 'im‘ ll\!i-I 'l I'l.\‘
Ilt)\"lҤ -
No Offensive Odor or
Steam.
UOIlgh Remedy; . No Crowded Stove.
No Heavy Pots
‘No Tough Meats.
M ‘ ‘ ' “No
7 Shrinkage.
‘ In. T‘- -= "l 9.. 7'1 -
lpiiifi Ulilib, lllfiil iiillfih. dill. No Watching or Stirr-
inf».
No Mingling of Flavors.
No Loss” of Nourish-
ment.
B E. SIT lII X'l' It .-\ (TS
‘
E’II scriptioizs ("art-fully FOI'QIZES. A'l‘
(‘onurou ruled.
3 . .
"ltlt' K or
E.K.L00kwo0d’_s
AM EIN IA SEMINARY. for both ss'xt'r. 32:5
pcr_ \c r l‘II-nrim-Krd advantages.
Fol cinular nddn’xs “’1. 51'. Join. Rcumrar.
Y.
.\lll\'lllll. N. Ultrdm
COOK! t‘OlJJ—J-l ATE INSTITI' Tl-T. for
v oung LIIdu It .\tl\ Irma-.m- unwr-
parsed. t:I:II \t. itiuh lli D.. Principal. l‘uuxh-
'cc.prlle N. \. titl‘Illni
-\ L HIGH?N
PATENT llEDifllNES
Al“ nys on hand at
Piaf House issuers’ Prieli‘
-\l'c are scl ling :It the
BOY’S SHIRTS,
I..I. IiI Igl \l.lT\' LINER Btlfitllr, and “‘ELL
\t \iIr‘ 2.9 III no».
Itrsi‘ \ll \ Ill \\’.\\l.\l Tn ut'sux. FINE
l.l.\’l-\ it I~Ii\!~ n n! In“! frIIn .~ double stirrlt-
ni II' I \I i. ‘
II “S \xI’. llTh rilllrk. \\' \.\t<l TTA ‘1'."
ll\ \fixllri .. ltlI.\T .\\.\Elt. siwwnts
' nation II! 2hr tomc-
,..ur :It:t\ :2! ti flit: er!-
\\ t- n lL-" - I-lq-c,
I. x and Butt!“ II-
F -t\l1tll\‘t rII.~..ntlf rt III-pl-Itnrtiizn
tr" m it \1.\ [II ~lltll\ ‘I- r III :I- II~ IIIIIII 1. war-
.Iid «gr I to. .1 .l.. I.v..rltm‘ P.
r. .. .. 12' -'.tl_\ l-w y-n~ JI>T
,\‘I I\\ - .' I. ot STEM: :ncd Summt rout-
.i! I: I , . 'y I f ~n Lf‘lt.’ tiieiralér bob
:3 l
\l’.\ll_ “north l..:
t‘I' 314m frn
BEST do 00.,.
on and GI: \\ . ~It I331 \‘2 .III- -I (nth and 61h
I. I an ‘u‘ ultI'LYli-n.
:Itt nuns. \t‘ -w ‘\.0rk.
murmurs
PASSENGER ELEVAIORS ." ‘
3.000 is the. .
83!“) FOR CIRCULAR.
.0118 BRO'I'HBES & 00.
HBYT’S Pharmacy. infer
e Sn use. \t‘ r I \ It-r tar alt)“ an" .
Vnt Ingest: NV nau- nI nut—Aswan!
Hatch, Bailey B (10.,
Manufacturers of and'Dv-alcrs in
\.
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,‘
Doors; Holdings, Bash,
Blinds. Picks“, Win-
dow Prairies.
‘ Etc.
I
Veneer-ed Ito-II" Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and r,
’lrven Ichneoa has its hen-r. a.
“the Inna. the “mach. the bouch. h
llvcr.thespleen.andthe kidneysmchwtn‘
timeshare their little Fever. lint!)- at
mutationlnttmc. luxuriant-educate:
Nhkc firs la a home. In: ilt’cwhch
hodyhhvolvcd. rrdthememhdckhbe‘.’
The logic (‘Iro tsespeeialtya Few.
Mtg-twandcheomr
lththhopcottheslclz-bui. The d
prcmhstotbclnnlitt.
£vcryeascof8carlet For III, In .
flu, l’nvnmonln, r; l i: tum: “
remedyls'u actively use. 'eret ed.
laud: Duns-I In t‘o cu- In:
acct part the we: (I u: revvrgad I.
‘Mncufi: ham—cannot“: {.I.- It- .
on. mm
been out suits Fever, nut
lucrhutu (but. \‘I 0 cut: the
thigh!!! mam tlrrse.‘ '
for 8:43 out“
“will”!!! LSQIIAI rum
fluent! rem up how
t-;Il I Xitlllillt‘ llll sf ‘ M
II
Norwalk Chronicler