The flowers were flags 0! truce:
hr Time has proved thy conqueror,
Amt tamed [to strength, Dunlucol
tom of Inc skcrrtcs‘ cruct rocks;
Masts-r of sea and show.
Marauders tn thcir l‘lallltlli}: mall
thc mun thy gates no more.
’l'hy dungtous arc untcrtamcd.
Thy caption arc set trcc:
Zl‘hc daisy. with swcct t‘lllltllrh t
liwps watch ucrv» tnc sea.
Thy hztlts aw open to thc sky.
Thy hw'clry has t‘t‘tix‘tl:
Thc nchocs ot tlLv mtrth have dlcd
«“‘nh thus that lit the (cast.
tut-hat twin-rs of thy wcnas old '
Fltt tun-ugh the \\“.1..i and rain! '
What stcrndacvtl hc~ts hate coin: tn; 2
To Vlslt tht‘c tt;.‘.th f
Gum tourist or the \‘orthci'n sca.
LCM aw thy pourt' and pl‘lxl" :
Within in) undrtcuded \\ alts
Thc lohtcd Lxltccp .thldi'.
—.\i.::'.y't Or... Jun-u. In "or," V's ”nix-“22m
COMIC COMMENTS.
'.\ Vomit-tit editor in publishing one 01
Byron's pm‘tumklmngcd thc words. “ Oh,
god; 3" to " Oh. gosh Z“ bcr‘nusc thc tonne!
“'lLL“ too prulauv for his raider». 7 .lmm.
Why thc rabbits ts‘cnpt'tl : llis lordship
(oftcr missing his tcnth rabbit‘ : " I‘ll tcll
you what it 1;. Bagstcr. your rabbits are all
two lucht-s too short ht tculmtlts l" f London
Pu m‘h .
" ch.“ said thc tlm‘lnl‘. “ I \\.tntcd that
patient us a tramp wants mm. but I scut
, him our to Dr. Tombs just to malo‘ Tombs
think I had tttun‘ busincss than I could
haudlo.“-—ln’«-,\r.m Post.
'lLllt l‘fit't‘l.‘ t‘I ll‘.l\‘t‘l 2 , VSt‘t‘llt'" ' \Lt IilL‘fi': h
liticu l ru- \th0}‘. Edith who is mltuiriug
I basi- iltf of tho “ Lust Suppcr "r-“ Uh.
titanium. do t‘tllllt‘ llt'l't“ '. “Us is tltc loycltrst
ml-lt‘ tl‘hillt’ l t'\ t'f leW P Ilifr
" Wind 2“ t‘xclulmul Mrs
Banish-thorn. who was giving lit-r nccount
of thc gulc trn days ago on thc soutltrast
coast ; 7 " wind I why. my dcar. it blew it
pt fit-ct harico.” ,. bandit". I’una’u
l‘l-Spt llt'tl : “ lltxtl’ t'rlnl .‘lt‘s.
lilnxxoui. m shv luid down thc papcl‘. " it
d1 us 3(‘xlll to inc :ts' it" those Statv militia;
It llow {arc nlways in tn-ul-lc. Here‘s to.
account of n rcccut inspection \\ hire the
company tnrurd out titty-three men. Too
bad. ain‘t it Z-“—»--lnuu.
“ l‘at. you shot both lmrrrls into a rcgu~
lnr jamgpt ducks. but I don‘t l-clici'c you
Llllt‘d many." Said the huntcr‘s companion.
“ 0i didn‘t. did ”1 2'“ exclaimcd l‘at‘. " Jtlu'
look in the wuthL-r illw‘h'. will ycz ? It‘s
.‘Lz‘tl‘ )Lt’rk
‘l'ctupcsttr >u~ -
ltgc in
_.u
fairly ttlth- \\ ltl \‘tJtl “Tun .
(‘uunm null; :le" tw'tia‘r. _
'l‘hc trcaty of u. . in \ onnt ; " Begut‘rul"
said an intl~i‘i.ttcd lltbt ruian thc other duy
‘us he saw a t‘hinaman's l.\".\-.l sticking out of
u t‘wll-llt‘lt‘ iii thvx pan incut. “ phat do thitn
lmythim Llnils czu'c for it tintittt hi all. whiu
thiy'it dog It touucl clanr through} so thcy
lit\c."v.\z x 1“.“1-‘u'lL3‘L'l. \_'
“Lion in arts “t'lt' ll'lllll‘p‘
Mr! guttiltlc L.” clu' «\le d: .L\ ‘li. _\’ xil _‘l\-
gcthcr. lit-r handd,‘ id in lax llc i» phwd.
“ No . but if I \~ .lltlt-tl to. u ‘w wo ll ? bc my
timt .LL lb iltl l|
‘M‘dllllf‘ll hind " ttt:t-,;-li‘.11.'. H an-
uouuccd. \ « (if
“ You ought tad->- n: wit 2 mm
mid \Liuy. " \\r haw 2t t .2. hi llzll rulm'
tht- roost “ " “Ill." it 13.2- l tl w High
I‘Lx'll \‘l gll‘l. “ l'Ll ln' thltJIlhxl at Laym if.
\Ult slinttltl 3.).
pcrch on \\ltit‘lt llo t«-\\l r. pm ~.‘ uc-l ‘rult a
tin r\\\"lLL; "I ‘ ’». “H L
'l'lu.ttt'tc.il i! n. \u'.
cal tutuigt l‘. ‘ tlix. 1. \mqut r. ”3111",: l \oul-l
do to my tin .Ltt-t t» unpom i' .tllll I don‘t
lwc ti..-.i it‘s any in on tor 11w shot-o l
" l‘o \ot.
L {on so?" “ It. ..t‘:l‘ l
'11,.
R J u “-11
two."
'Hr-niux tl:~ lu-tlflllildl
split. lint l liml t > ti ‘ it. l'lm inllll‘"!
who‘ll wtyt imp. It l.:~ llu Ar.» ' r. huh and
. ruln~.»i'-.'t l‘ l\ n =\‘.li' N t: \\ -. it} \.LL It ...
"I 1' x‘
A ltiuvll \\l. . it; \t t' .,tl~ win-Ll. “ \ \zr,‘
Rtltl l‘tvgg. “ l ll \Lr id's \\ l'm-‘au t ~ “LN-
lt'ml ('1' \ll \‘t. l\ -. N l. ‘1!
v- hct is. l.» n \M»:.1 l it“
llct‘c anything l-.- m. l' ~41 l.“ :3
cll. but in Lu. 1‘ up it loud ww'd without
J4
“:51 ally in l;:~ l..‘t.
-!’.i.ii.‘t. ti ‘- Ll}
l‘ufi'g int-i:
- ’ “toiling it lit-fort ho l..\h thod.ml.—~ I-‘ «I:
Truna'n‘pt.
A crushing 1'. ply: “ I tin»: \-\lil‘tl.tllgh~
ter is not =ilu' Lit it. w t..t:u. «final .. sort
of girls thtt \--l!:-l‘.llti\ apply 1 v in for
situations :u. i .n- to - l» night. to till than."
Kiid it lion.“ (2..»ng I» '2‘ t .
“as at‘t‘ltllt; Hut l»g\t'.:'t'l LY tuit
rt‘hildr-u 82‘
‘“ lily Ll night. r l. l‘ t‘\ -l lt tilt“
P -
' X0.“ Full Mt: 1.llllt it: llt. “ I didn't gr!
uh nomination f~r ti o. l'llx‘l'. Iii t‘mct. l
\\‘..~t'.‘t nunzl for :at.\ .»'l‘;r.'~. but l hid th.
mti~i..ciion of l. ': l‘l‘i x: l lil.i‘l‘) mot
would thc 4..., ad u rl llzw'lxlll is. ‘I lit\\\‘ u
tvl. gitmi for .\lr Littlrtuatl. ut‘
Sqlhln ltln .L ll l‘\‘\.. t .~ l\\\ til} ‘ll\t‘ t‘t tllzi.
but. by godzl it w.“- uoaih it.“~Ii‘ nah»
Tram "2 'L‘J
A tldl'kt y on :\ l‘w \ll . pl .ntatlou not long
a tittltt r who
t‘I lilS
lw h l hm. indiciuiitly.
1:» - ("3.12.
\
hum}
sin \\.n tixtzch lln ‘l l»\‘ tiuL obstuntcy of at
tunic. .\Ilr r lull in \:2_:u:.- and kindness to
[in l:‘tll~'. lu- li l.~- out \\llll: “ Look
ll).t|‘. now 3 llttl by you think ‘cuusc l jiti. Ll
. _ ilu' chun‘hyl a»! Non l Ly th ll 1 cun't “it“ big
ourdx; l"lI l‘ll lmb you know I‘m gwiuc to
littiltr u ‘\L|lnlflll it) your spcclul t‘.tsr.“~
11th .‘ifl’fh‘ty'v.
A good llltlr' , anclc (icorqo— " Now
do, litllr': Hot l _;.k :igiin? Had t\ g Ml
time in llic (-ountay li-llc “ Splendid
l‘ncle George. 1 nun-r had with
time in 1113' lifc " l‘lltl‘.‘ tit-orgt- “ \Vltdl
did you say his rumi- \\'.i\ ‘3“ “'ondcr wlmt
l'uclc l‘ucorgc nit-ans. nud wou‘dcr. also:
fill)‘ B9“? blushes ?‘-I)L<|xt'ult Tr.» uses-41:3.
The tables turncd : l‘oor bcggnrn
l’lt-aSc sparc l\ pcnny. sir. I huycu‘t had
any dinntr tu—duylu Swoll—“l‘uw L‘t‘g-
gait 3"
mini since _\‘r hl:'l'il:t}‘, sir I“ S“ cll—~u l‘aw
lwhgaht“ Poor lu-ggarfl“ I‘vr— got u \iifc
toil cllildrcu. air. all starving!“ chll—
m
" Paw beggah .
Lt ttlt‘t
l‘oor beggar-v“ Please
ware a p: tiny. sir I“ Sw'rll—“ Haven‘t got
ano—sw 1“ Poor brag-div!“ Paw bcggah 2“
..._[,ut:lun Punch. -
Shc wou th.‘ wager : rrcd l-‘hmhcr and
_H'us Flor-4min l-‘louncc were discussing the
L L ‘4 mental powci' of conU‘olling thought. Said
:
2 Flasher : " 1 will give you a pair of glove.
it you can think of ‘positiycly nothing for
tho minutes and still be awake.“ “ Done."
she respmdcd. Five minutes passed. “ I‘ve
won “it: gloves 1“ she exclaimed. SiBow
did you manage to think of nothing for thl
whole five minutes I'L‘hc asked eagerly. “ I
. instruct] my mind firmly on your mustache
uni kept it tln re." she replied, triumphant—
ly. Tht‘ I'tft‘ft‘t‘ awarded her the gloves.—
‘ Wt Prue Prat.
, ,‘ TELEGRAPHSR‘S STORY
.. Speaking of curious experiences." chim-
ed in number operator, whohud been listen-
ing to thr- omvemtion. “ speaking of cur.
ions experiences. I remember when I was
working nights at a little station on the Ohio.
igo, Burlinghm and Quincy. About I o‘
clock-one cold .le'cty morning the circuit
m broken ‘fi A little while and than I
mardthe'odIo-lqicome over the line
xvi-sutures. Thhwu "pasted” into:-
mla ,0! some minutes. I was decidedly
trngmbutnotflngcould be. done till
c3353”. AM the brad: 1nd been tamed.
a were .mzt uloug the line to repair tho
tin nod at wax u the Mount hogan
savor-h w. mired would-hut Charley
will. tb- dao' aim-Mr. had been loud
thank-d. withlnthhtclopcut 0!. We
W tuned Notifies but! how tc
shun la n neighbour, town, tad bud bl
:hauuun. (run tho fright trail.” it
~.L.ltl.. {ltulllln
I‘oor lu-ggfl—"l havvu‘t had a;
TRAISCOITIIIK‘I‘AL RAILWAYS.
5 TM? Tc- Roads 'l'hut on now Completed
' or Soon \\‘ll| be.
1 . '_.—_
Plnced as our continent is. like a strip of
land of Varying width bctwccn tho two
great oceans. it fumishcs not only local
business to thc' railmads crossing it. but he—
comcs as well a highway bctwccu the cast-
ern rind wcstcru portions of tho Old World.
.Enthusiusts. speculators. capitalists. long
; talked of a Pacific Railway to cxtcud front
‘ioccan to occult. butrnot till lSi‘x‘J did a
; Pacific Railway on Unitcd States torritory
lbccotuc an accomplished fact. though at
thc uarrowcst point of our coutiucut the
Panama Railroad had long bccn in opcm-
tiou. Another was complctcd hut year, it
fourth is now practically complctc. whilc
six more arc citlicr ticurly finishcd or far
advanced—den transcoittiucutal railroads in
all. .
Fur to the north. in the Dominion 0!
Canada, is the Canadian Pacific Railway. it
active construction and partly complctcd
tocxtcud from the St. Luwu'cuce to Port
Moody in British Columbia.
\l'ithin the I‘nitcd States are four grcnt
routes. all subsidiml by tho national
goycrument with grants of land. moucg’. or
both. Commcncing at the north. we find
thc Northern Pacific. extruding from Duke
Superior to Puget Sound and Portland.
Second, the Union—Central. from Council
Blufis. by the basin of thc Great Salt Lukc.
to San Francisco. Third. the Atlautu. and
Pacific. or thirtyd‘ifth parallel route. from
St. Louis through thc IDKM _Tcrritot‘y.
New Mexico. Arizom. uud California. to
thc Pacific coast. no specific tct'minus bring
there designated. fourth. and fu Lost to
the south. on the \‘cry borders of llcxico.
is the Southcru l‘acit‘tc. o‘ .hirty-sccond
parallel route {which we tiny considcr us
Lcotnmcncing ut Now Orlcuns‘. through
Texas to El l‘uso. th~ ucc wrstward through
Southern Ncw Mexico and Arizona to Fort
Yuma. on thc Colorado. and on through
California to San Francisco. It must be
rcmcmbcrcd that though our l‘acitic scu-
board extcuds from ugth to for
twelve hundred milcs, it has but four har~
bars of any cousctprcncc—l‘ugct Sound.
south
way naturally scclts ouc of thcsc. uud tho
trudc of San llirgo bring as yet \lll«l\‘\t‘lullt'\l.
southcrn routes have sum
Francisco. though thc murc southcru port
would sm-m to be their natural l"l'llllllll\.
In addition to tour routts.
Atchison. Ll‘optlta. uud S..::t-~ Fr ll dhoad.
“haw castt rn tt-rminus is ll \tchi‘on}
thc .\li~~'u'12‘i. hm' cxtv :r‘wi its litivs far to
.t-nputi .l by pur-
t‘luv‘ titc Sonora llnlwa}. i'...utly built
ti-thrnisthml t‘nnn (it: iyuma. on tha- Gulf
of t‘ahfouua. toward lll' Stun lL.‘ hucs in
Arizona or Xi \\ .‘it \‘i’t‘ Ll‘ltt‘ \‘xillllt‘x‘lit‘u
thus undo will ilgrm :tltx‘tllt‘l’ toutc. ulms‘r
ut-st- :u tL-rmimis lic‘ \\llllll| Mc\ican torri-
.hc uiittcd ut
ltcsc
on
ll!" s t'llll\\t‘\l. and has
t w} ln‘.\l -\ic . it «it \Lll.lr‘l I“ .Ltid Milk
mil. ~. for thi ~ up.» Let'Hm and. or “ litti'L
occzmic ‘L 1:1”. as tin} \‘t l il: :.: tltcm.
l; in l«~\vn iilddlllt‘tl by .\t::' i'iom c iiutalids.
and\'».1lt\l«lil‘.ll‘l\' l\r\~:;ri‘s\ ins lq .n l||.l'l8
c distinction. 0f tlix‘sc tlic
“lxtl‘l‘_'tix‘l’llo‘li} cr-‘ux‘cs from 'l‘.\:i:pico to
Fun lifts. tlu- .. cont! t‘i'oza \LIrJ t‘rn7. by
(lit at) .\l.\\:c \_ to )lmamtllo. 'l‘hc
thud :. t_.r Lilian. ' ' IL. homo"
the l‘llllllll~ of tho i‘. ti». toward “how
construction notch p ~:t\'\\ hail llx‘t‘ll made
l-yAnu-rimn c.ipit.i‘..~t.~. but thc trrui of
their t‘ltdl‘l-l‘ haying l.t}l.\\\l. thc Musical:
gowruuivnt dcclau'cd it w\ ‘t'ZZILl‘H‘Illt\‘
thc uni. already duu- . .::‘.Li H ll »\\
strutting Lht- nod a» a n ll't'ddl \ ntcr-luim.
At thc li;ll‘l\|\\’<‘\l part of o: ' tontiio'ut the
Panama l: Lilrxud has low; lw . l‘. ' in
tton. ,
llcrc Lu'r trn Illtll‘t‘ >iitii:.\:it..l . lilioads.
thrcc of which arc complctcd. and in tho
rtiuxti'iictiuiiof thc l‘t‘llt.tlttlli;: N‘Vt‘ll such
towarl tin :i'
. \\.l\l.
con-
opt!“-
progrcw has bot-n mudc 2N .L.\\lll‘t‘,“ thcir
curly cnmplttiou. lint it is with
Within Illt lLllll’tfitl Sldlt“ t‘.; it \\«~ air cliit'll)‘
coucci'm d. stud it is of th. in uminly that wo
no“ 3 iopow to trcit.
Ilist..itccs arc of littlc Valli“. 3-» lIl my
«\usidcrations. as to choir-s. in l.
Atlcctitu: thc cost of Inttnpt-t't.xtio;i. and also
Fundamwm cm to
otlt-‘l’
\‘lt‘.,
l‘t‘t‘.tll§r llu \ull' \‘til‘lttil‘ullull \'. '. \‘lll‘ts .t Culi-
tith-us ruilnu-l from th l‘.u'.'i.~ hunt to a
lioi‘thrru st mport. and thv c '..‘t'1‘.v\l\." cast
01 tlic .\li\'~\;mn und .\li\\tssi;\:~i l‘l‘u‘l‘ are
lindr by scrutiny ditlcrt-u'. t‘xullr.‘ tltit lttixs
south o! llm Northcin l‘dt‘lllt‘ may be
aidcrcl m tutminating at~ I‘m Lillsmflll'l
RIYSY. or u! lll!‘ dll&\i\\'i1‘]\i ‘\\‘|‘\\\L llltll'
junction. 7 I". H. l‘rJquyqiz‘ ,‘,-. Harper“;
May-iris“ .
t‘tll‘l—
cousmsmam or A istou'S'rAcuu.
Tlu‘ Xt-w York lottctxw'rizu of tho 'l‘roy
Pun toys»: b‘unnicr facts :it‘c hi-ch il: 1n
the faucics of “iv Did Mark
Twain ci‘cr write it 'j‘tl’.‘.i_.;l‘.\plt with tnoro
merritucut in it than could bc - \‘oliml from
‘ set of shaving tipptt‘atus. otl‘crcd an: oil
dcuce by u husband in support of the
ullcgatiou that his wife was uucongcuially
ficccptiye?’ It sectus that. ho mount to
marry a gcntlc, rcfiucd. tuid cutircly t‘cm.
iniuc t‘h‘nllu‘t‘, and bclicycd that hc had
donc so: but the honcymmn was scnt‘ccly
oycr beforc he found that his wife had
many coarse points tltut had not. bccu \'isi~
blc in her as a triathlon. Ho spcciticd it
numlwr of the. in his complaiut, and as u
rulc thcy were unsuitable for publication.
But one miccitlmtiou was that she had
naturally considerable. of :\ mllsldt‘llt‘. which
h? consulted us an indication of objcction-
Able maunishucss. He did not cxactly
ullcgo that she was to blame for the blemish.
but be regarded her concc: hucnt of it ho
tore marriugc as characteristic of . licr gcn—
urul dishonesty toward him. She had kupt
bar upper lip soueatly shown that he did
, pot suspect the incipient mustnchc. so com-
mon among brunettes. and whcu he at
length saw her shaving like it man ltc was
grcatly shocked. And yet thc outfit. which
he had seized and brought to his lawyer.
along with the usual bundle of interceptod
letters, suggested a pleasing daiutiuess in
the operation. The rum was the smallest
I had ever seen, its blade bciug hollow
ground until little was left of it. and the
handle of pearl was inlaid with gold. The
strep had 3 case at embossed leather and a
finelycurved handle. The cup was a cost-
ly specimen of Japanese pottery. with an
ivory handle brush in it, and a half-usad
cake of map that not only yielded lather
but was delicately perfumed. '=, Inasmuch as
a photograph of the accused wife showed
an tlltOgOulEY charming fncei, it did Lnot
acorn to me that. the husbund's revelation of
her toilet processes was very damaging
her character.
bu'u Iz‘ixtx
p PUNERALS IN FLORENCE.
~ A funeml ln‘l’lomnoeilono of tho and.
dost of sad spectacles with its prooeulion of
priests And boy: in dmggled gown: that
once were white, carrying large candles.
which drip their men teen along the 30nd
-—ur would do no it they were not caught a
nuptials. chanting. or rather whiting
nonotououdyu tho: stop briskly slum
withumutindilerentuir. Ummujudgc
mhutotthowalthotthodopurtcd by
thenumborotmdlutnmifiod. Thalia-ti
uthopuuthokworthocaudlu. until ut
but they", poo-rmthrowuiutouout.
“Memph- or the city and
Ihufladhhu'pigonomwpoflbom-
nighttornhothoucehwpt
Ornaments-tartan!“ W.
hintollo'hlntobiljmfid."
“numb.“ cub.
mm: lit to ha ;' -luo
the Columbia liiycr. San Francis-co. and "
Sun Dicgoi ltcncc any transcontiiicntal l'.tll~'
lilt‘ -
lll'N0L
they fill in little cup: carried by mm boyu
bmdummtmrflhtham too.
8300!") BATTLE OF sauna
Fortwodnysuudulghhaparty of three
LofustromtheNorth were quartered with
n log cabin farmer while we explored the
bottle field of Shiloh. He was a good man.
though rather shy at first, and his wife was
an awful good woman, though she had her
faults. Two of us slept in a mom divided
from the family bedroom only by a thin
board partition. and on the second night.
after we ought to have been sound asleep,
tho old woman suddenly begun :
“ Now. Jabez Smith. you‘n I‘ll have a
settlement 2“
“ Why. mother, what in it ?“ he asked.
“ “'hut is it P Why, ever since then:
strangers showed up you've been carrying I
powerful high head! You claimed you
wcro in this fight."
“ Y-e—s."
“ Take it buck! Take it back, anez
Smith, or I‘ll make a bald—head of you."
She evidently gave a twist on his hair,
and he yelled out that he was a litu- and was
sorry for it.
“ And you‘ve been taking pains to speak
of your farm. and your team, and your this
and that. Jabcz, who owns this form ?
Who bought them mules? Out with it. or
I‘ll get the gouge on your eye 2"
“ I—I reckon you do 3" he stammercd.
“ Youdaet I do! I hcnrd you tclliug how
you lost eighty uiggcrs by the war. Jubcz.
thut was an infernal lie ! Om: it up or" I‘ll
shct. your breath 011‘ I“ - '7
“ own it, mother.“
“ A 1 you was telling as how your fiithct
this n Judgc in North Carolina. John
Smith. take it back 2’“
“ \Vcll. wasn‘t hc '3"
“ chcr 3 lie was nothing but 1! Ton-
ncsscc ‘coon hunter. nod you know it!
Oh! you uccd pounding 1"
He hadn‘t iuiy opinion to cxprcss‘ou that
point. and after an intcnnl of silcuce she
miscd up on licr elbow and resumed :
“ Now. thrn.‘you llt‘lu‘ mc ! I own this
squat. and that. mule tcuni. and the cow
and all clsc. ! run the business. 1 mt.
you. If our 1 find you prancing nroitni’
Again like. you have for thr- last two days
I‘ll timhc dog‘s tncut of you! Do you lis-
tcn 2"" .
llt‘ didn‘t say.
" 0h ! ycuzdou‘til Th. :1 tukc that 3 and
that! and —- I"
At this juncture thc brd l-rokc down with
an nwful crash. follour-d by tlic ho“ ls m
t to dogs slccping undcr it and tho groans
and jaw words of timu and \xitc. mu] in
turncd over and wcnt to slc-‘p with tho con-
mt-t minimising—JUAN )"ru' I'm...
MEASURING THE AGE OF TREES.
'l'hc counting of ti; . rings add. .l liyt-vao
units trccsL x \t ry you: t-~ thru' \‘ll‘t‘lttztfi r.
Niccs can only with “ll ruin of great crror,
bc :ippli-ul to trcvs cut d mu in lltVlI' prints
and ll-'ti\‘i‘ is no is“ t‘ \r thc oblx 2' tr.-
Al‘v' hollow and dccaya l. 'l‘t'vm.
ohcn .lnclnp tlu uiv ':\: a \ ~11tt-qu.tll_\'fr»~u:
thcir c nir-
.\\\lll\‘ll
lll-|r»“\\:'l'_
that t\’ 1:: thv‘ «at» nlLqut'cttt‘. *t
in Illt‘ mu‘ mo. 1‘ l\\ n th It‘ nu) bc about
23" film? till lilt- \ll” It in“ 0H llit' t‘llivl‘.
l‘n‘l‘lldlh tlh' lug”! ltlttizlwr of ring“. that
hh m. i' b: ~ a: c-uintwl wt“ in tlic c \\-' of an
‘;l\ ta-llc l in l\l‘_‘. \\'lt~‘l'-‘ tllt‘) Illllllllt‘ri d
Tl”. but llw t‘..u.lollv. “ti-s mvuti-mx this.
ad lx ti. 1'. :HI you" \R"l" .l'lilt \l to llth‘ll‘dul-
b: i' .:,~. c ‘v\t‘l'lll;" llll'
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pt ~b.il»l_\
tit: '\ which it
t‘H‘llll.
rt-iiiziining
1m luugcr pudbh to
1111‘ lll‘thlllt lll \ybc takvutn tlllux'.
\‘f llWLk‘
n‘nn; hilly l\ for .\ll but lt‘t'\‘\ of compou-
tzwly youthful act.
'lLlu- c\t"t':t:il girth triciozroiiwzit is. fat
[ill-W iuyr. .lv-tn:
\‘\}\ 't‘i.\ll_\' :ipplicibln \vlr to tho dit: if
V o‘.
lmt. h “d unxxtixfat-tot'y this mod»-
r.~.m ins. Illx‘ b. st wo cut
ti. L ’5 introducti 2“ liil ~ .\ L‘ can!“
pl mini; is dctiiute-ly li\v.l. s:
of ti~
‘ it radii ‘3
u\ to argon tr-xm 'thc lllilu'ltlilil \‘livi‘lntt‘u
o. from .t numb. r of spccimrua. “‘tlh
ccrtainty, but within \‘i‘l‘ldlll limit». of \ari—
t\l!2lll_\ ,tu thy l c...
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“A"
of gr mtli u! til t: in 2 .m
It: tin-x» tu-
;uirvur-ntx of tun-a
. or tour. in :i . -. \‘u‘it 1H
8»
\f‘ :\ \‘xllli‘
.tl"
:tyclt :tb‘t.: ii‘ttly in London‘s “ Arid-in Rim."
ll -; our lmst git: lc. though \ \. n th. u \321
growth in \ubsc pit ltl .i‘;-~\ ltl'l\'. t. 1;: on idil tl<
lt-rof coup-cloth. 'l‘iiv tlitlirailty tut - 1' .lil.‘\‘
lltlzi (‘Ulllt‘t‘l‘xll‘Jl quantity t I tho hunk of
phulubtltty; for gtyrittlic .txccrtainvd grout ih
of the tint cz-iitttl‘y. haw .‘ll.tll \\.~ Mimi .1 ‘
th. dinnind‘. i gr. wtliotthclit
'l'ltc b- \I \\ i) would .\"z‘lll to bc 1 i LII. ~
l‘t‘1‘lll‘ll‘l s .‘
tho
:txcvi‘taitr .i :N'i‘thill of the first cvntttry .iul
thou t i in \iu‘. s '.y. our third of it 1ch .m-t‘a :c
urowth of cm ry c ‘ll'fidl‘.\L« Thus. if wc \i'cl‘c
to tukc twvlyc fc ‘I::l\ thc tbccrtaiuv l growth
of an oak in ltx‘ that ccntut‘y four foot would
ho its \‘-\ll\'..llll :u‘cmga ratc. tutd wc might
ouijwturc thit an «tilt of forty foot was
limit a lllit‘t‘nllld ymrs old. lint clearly it
might bc much low; for thc l‘t'ax’tltl that tak-
ing thc third is not \‘A m‘tch that it isn mom
pndmblc mcraqc th in oncdmlf :Ls that it is
oln lull‘l)’ has likcly to on on tltc sidc of I‘X~
mus ut rapidity. «J. .l. Farr.” in. Papal.”
sci}! W‘t’ .Ytn‘tf'n'y. L
A TRAVELLBR‘S GAME.
In this country. whcw trm‘clling is not
aways iutcrcstiug. csiuwially in the \Vcst.
or!) country. whcrc thc day‘s journcys art
like rcndiug one page of a book ovcr Lind .
overgit is a good plan to consider it con»
fortublc mct hod of spcndiug ouc‘s time.
Rcading is the first and bust way of occupy.
ing the mind; but many persons cannot
read in tho fitst~tuoyiug and jarring milway
train without sci-ions damage to their eyo~
tight. Everybody does not find games
with cards agreeable. I for ono hold that
nothing can possibly be duller. I always
get thinking of something also, and have
to be reminded when it is my turn to play.
Sometimes I thkc it upon myself to name
all my fcllow tmvcllcrs, find this is no such
trifling uudcrtokinc. as one might suppose
it to bc. There is always a oeduin corms-
poudeuce between a man and his name.
He grows to resemble it more and mom.
It. is not that one twins to amocintc the
two; for it is sometimos possible to guess
what the name is. after a careful survey and
consideration of the person‘s appearanco.
Whether christzuing is a greater respect.
bility than has been believed, and a name
is a sort of rudder which steers us through
life. is. to any the least, an unsettled ques-
tion. ltisverygoodfun to try to recall
some former journey, and follow oue‘s melt
through its successive stages; but, many
persons only find amusement in looking out
of the window. and idly taking note of the
Bowery und inhabitants. Some one once
:11va a railway game at which two can
play together, or several persons can take
sides. It is certainly a good way to beguile
u weary hour for impatiant children. One
ehooses one side of the railway, and one
the other, and counts two for a red cow,
two for I: spotted ouo. three tor it home, and
tour for a dog, and so on, with high nun.
hers stitched to improbable beasts or birds.
Ithneedlestouythat it is an excellent
Inn in addition, Anti that the onewho got!
the highest number in nu hour win: the
guns. It molly grown exciting toward: tlu
Mforthaouewhoilubeud my he hits
dondby nu unpopuhtod wuto of vote:
at it hit opponent mite. up triumphsntly.
«PM the Am
I“ Riven.
“Rivenlduho, lowuwithugaodcur-
aunt m tun sud solid huh undo it
mobsthohnnhiunwhorfithu haw)-
for! thought to dinppeu in the rock,
“I" 5-- hom. has found to b!
i! m u the mm o! the m can be
sully W me “out: mile- we,
tom w a. M in the hm raving
W tho m to an urn-Mum! a
Ilium—cobalt Sago. W
W mm
7 you will plcasc lct Inc rcst.“
fl! WAR!!!) ’0 STAND.
-&ysaltew York scribe in the Athnh
Mum : Did you ever try to stud in
sou-in whichthmwero empty Dents? I!
you have, then you know that the dificulty
ts mom exaspenfingthmisinvolvodinget»
ungaseatwhereullmoocupied. Thein~
terests of your fellow-passengers in your
comfort is phenomenal. Your attention is
not attmcted to the “cunt places—it is
compelled. It was a very old man whom I
saw subjected to an unusual amount of this
coercion. He was under the medium in
height, and spare built. Age had- beut his
shoulders forward and bowed his white-
head. His face was distinctly Irish,- and it
was made by a snowy fringe of whiskers to
look redder than it was, but it mnhealthv
complexion, though the stooping form indi~
cubed fceblcness. He got into an elevated
railroad car at the station nearest to the
Grand Central depot. having just arrived in
town from Nantucket. He ‘38 Charles
O‘Couor, once the eminent lawyer. The
car was pretty full, but there was one empty
scat. which. O‘Conor did not take. A boy
politely pointed it out to him. but he dis.-
rcgurdedthc information. A young woman
mid “ there‘s a scut,rsir," and he thanhcd
hcr. without utilizing the kuowlcdgc which
shc had impartcd. T hen a man tapped him
on the arm and pointed to the vacant spot.
Thc ycucmblc udvoeutc shook his head. and
I suw that he was annoyed. Finally. a jolly.
looking German butcher. whose. fut mid
apron cucroachcd somewhat upon the bltmlt
scat. reached out and pulled at the ycucm-
blc- umu‘s coat toil. Now he was angry. A
quick swoop of his arm frcctl his gariicut.
llc turncd upon the butcher with a wither-
ing frown. “I wish to stand." he fluid. in
a tone that was 'iutcutiouully loud. so that
m tho pax‘k‘llgt‘l‘s might hcar. “ and I In“
going to stand. I um tired of sitting. and
lie was not
“up,” luitli-Tt‘kl on his trip of twenty
blacks.
TALKED TOO MUCH.
A dclectiyc d‘cclarcs that mcn will tako
md giro thcms'clycs away. It thcy could
hold thctt‘ tongucs thcy would bc safe
An American \Lt'SSt‘l was mystcriously art on
tirc u‘. sca and abaudnnml; but the tire
mu; Sill Mich-d, tllltl it was ufturwztrds found
that hcr cargo'. which hall brcu insurr-d
[or large sums. wzm fraudult-ut all tho
way through. thc wiuc mislis bring
fillul with wattr. .tc. 'l’hc snilorx swm‘e
that thc ltatchcs lmd bccn chum-d. and there
living no othur way of pctting into thc hold
lltl‘ t‘uttxt' of tha- tirc lutllctlfi’bwly. Iiill
thc captain and lllult’. who ~rcboth urrcst-
rd. soon lvt‘gutt to talk. 'l‘hv mato
gut-n to \llltlt‘l‘flutlzl that tln- captain bud
music it confvuxion. so hc \\:t..\ in u hurry to
tell all hr lino“ to gr t out oft‘uc scripc llllll»
Bt'lf ; and “Hit thc litJD'Ls confrssion to
him“ tho captain tlu l‘r \\ u no ditlin'nlty in
bringing him out.
\\ 2%
Tim thud: “:ts \\| ll cott-
U‘Ih d. .ttid if tlhxxr ltlvltJ‘LJ-l not gin it flown"
in could l.*‘\t'l‘ by n It mad out. In
{in cool.‘ .‘l illw-y ~. nude r «rah w! tlu- four
it at of th. hluh‘. Illt y put :t block of wood.
tl‘ if to raiw tiu- sum. l‘ndt r wlit' ot‘ thcw
blot ks was a holr opcuiug du'xxtly into thc
b ild l'ndt r tho hold \\:\\ a 1 it of tuthuu—
niablr stutl. \u ll fi-thu‘d with turpt ntinc
(luv \l‘t)‘. ululc thc 0th \\:I\ out of his gal
l: l\\‘
b‘)‘. thc captain and mat: i'.~.tw.l ‘ht stxu c.
lock :i\\.ty tlir block. tlioplw d u liclttcd
uzntcll through tl:c hob: and ti: titc was
“until Thu“ l\\-> llltl‘. not only tulltcd
un‘lttsvlh“ into a lil'l‘u‘ll. but put thcu‘ xtn~
ploycrw into a pi. tty t-nt‘tdl'v.
REFORE THE CAMERA.
“t"o‘, ‘1".l poplt- tnxqz‘ .\ll 3.
says a t“:
L \\
ill \iltt‘t‘.
. 2 photograph. i'. “ and arc ul—
t‘.iy< pix .‘m-‘l \\ Lth ‘llt‘ tint in gnuv: :tllil
Llic ticrniat‘n :m \t ry apt to lm . llll‘ sumo
“'.t_\' :il out it. .‘lrn urc t.|§l!‘l‘ to \tll\l)‘ than
uotucn. but most noun u liltc to fill at lrast
t7“ :3 titncs. 'I‘ltv‘y tltcn llllllih‘ iti\:\t'i.\bly
milrrt the first in-gatiic out of tlac whido
l'cdt‘ll.“ L‘Llltl Illt }' ilht lo \I it il tin 11' t‘\\'ll
‘H‘sllll‘t‘fl :“ f out
of t‘liw‘slllg tlnir own postizri-s :.n.l llnll‘
“ hotitc of tin ill :tt‘i \-
uc“c§~‘ori. s on thc first sitting. and thcy ml-
\\:\)5 tn.:‘uc u l‘otclt of it. A girl with a
sharp. tnrncd'up now. who is.“ xl‘x‘ltl mm:
«if l.cr ltfc on r thc \\‘.l\llI\ll-. will soul. ttnz. \
insht \‘l. 2) nittg a 1\t‘olilc ltitcnosx and on
l't'lll : I do u lmnutg .tgulhhl Ill! pia.'.:a pillar
of an t lrt. ut Al pulacc bccausc \lzt‘ hrh N t it
thc lllu ticsx of sonic rctguitu: l-cllc Lilo u to
that \\.i_ . \Vl‘. u slio h...< \llh' \lw'\\ of lll‘l-
sclf in th. \cry inc-lily
h‘sign.‘ l \‘I‘\'t it into my hands tobc .i:t.tti3.;x d
for u scchud sitting. 'l'ltc‘urtist himsclt’ l\
ulwuys thc bcxt judgc of thc point of Vlt .\
for u fztcc. tho pmturc of tlic body. Jud llu
urlixtic surroundings. Nobody “Ill got a
good pict‘u'c who runs tlu sc tl:';~._‘.\ to suit
himsclt‘.“
ti\. Lowrn r. slu-
Thc Queen Artur
.\ cut‘pot caught our «'5‘» ; one o.’ if. c
Dricntal carp.“ of many colors au-l :2.»
(articular mu. m. much aflwt, d m lllt“\‘
days of Dutch imitation and (gown Ann.
revival. It is :\ chtzc. Tho . 'E: r day
fricnd n-furnishcd his house trout to;- to
bottom. to plcasc his charming but slightly
oapricimisuifc. No sooncr cutuformbly cor
muiiuformblyl scttl-sd. than thcy discowr-
ed the shapc of the rooms and thc gcu: m'.
fiylc of the house to bc out of harmony
with the furniturc. This was uucudumb‘u-
There was only one thing to be done.
Having bought. the furniture for tho hutlsc.
they must. now build a house for the furni.
tut-e. Lures and I‘cuutcs were warohoux'.
cd. thc house pulled down, and my fricud
and his charming wife have gone travelling
throud for it your. whilc u famous architect
of udt‘unccd \iews builds them a house on a
pure Dutch model to suit their uphtilstcry'.‘
AW.
\\ (Emmi-t Diet.
It. is claimed that tho cocoauut is cxcccd~
lugly mluable as an article of food and
Intoug other illustmtiou it is stated that u
vesscl from San Francisco for Sydney. with
£00 passengers. running short of stores, put
into Samson where a huge quantity of cocoa.-
uuts was obtained“ The rest of the passage
was stormy the vessel became Nita-logged
Ind was eighty days in reaching Sydney.
The provisions run short. and men. women.
tmd children were fed upon cocoanuts, being
at last ryduced to one per dicm for each
adult. Notwithstanding the diet not a life
was lost and not a single one of aiclmea
occurcd, all the passengers landing in I
healthy and well-nourished condition. LL
\ I‘t‘!‘ ‘
'l‘e Big Tree- of California.
The bigtrees areasgrcat wonder: as are
the great, steep mountains of rock 01 the
Yosemite. Thenotionthat. these big wet
mafituteagroveofgiauta finding all by
themselveawithinumllamisnminhko.
1311!“:me 800 of these grunt! sud
lofty old cedars—enema“ in the circum-
terenooottbeirtnmhaudiu their height
—-but theyuremdthmtighoututorul
”Mum‘lm mile- of mull“
trees—obiofly pine- nnd ooh. A we
couch. with it: nix bones, drive: {gm
thotruukoloueofthcseeuormou
mithuvingboonhollowad out for tho
“and.
. NlhruWYouu. .
Ithaidthtthebdoiquioninm
mhmwmm. Thu-om
pipelhuwhatheymuodod. hack
pwduufityotoniuthemxtm
waywamuudbythflfiuethm
inflbounoldnm‘trudwellufip
“M“uummmu,
—“Qulck as it Wink.”—— mien-00¢
Photographer, lilo} 17 Union c mire, N:
Y.. the first lounfmduce the tzstauta-
ueous Process In this country. has just
received from Europe the latest improve-
mcuts. _ {on 13
Fall” :iiiLtLWiinm-L '
Boots Shoes
0! First~Class Xauutactun: Call and scc them.
Custom Work of All Kinds.
——A FILL LINE 017——
RL’BBER (1}()( )])S
Boots and Shoes
of thc Bcst Quality. at ltcawnuhlc l‘riccs.
Repairing of all Kinds
Promptly Attcmlcil To.
John;Schaub.
Washington SL. 50. Ti mall:
Bill—TS and SHOES,
1.~.H3,
l ll.\\'I-I IN cTtlt‘K .\ l-‘l'ld. LINE tii'
llcns‘. lloys‘. and l’mttlh~
Boots and Shoes
ALI. .‘~'l'l’i.l3.\ AND I.H\'\' l‘l3lt
Womens‘. Misses :1 x.-
VChildt‘E‘nsL ‘
-«-~—-\lLl. KlNlh
Ladies’. Kid BLULL,
$1.00. Lift. 1.50, 2.0“. 3.3:: 1: it._ min,
~ ._ “Hal; l‘Ltlu' ll.tts4t»,\.-'~\. .1
BlilfllflllflfllgPESS‘Lu
'l‘o lit:
lti l' .
l-“‘d\ l' ll
Tint: iu l.~
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\gi‘ Til \LlL .\
“BROWN"?
“- k}.
.‘7 .dm. 5“. ’ R. :‘ _\»v'.\~ ;'l.
Meat Market
V. \i\ SiLEQlL. ».
my E. A v.53-
l’ouitr). lit...
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NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
H 0 Y T’s
Pli‘t‘. Drugs, Medicines, &L:.
B It} ST EXTRA CTS.
i’rescriptitnls Carelully
t‘ompou udcd.
.\ LARGE STUCK Ul“
PATENT MEDICINES .
.‘ilway: on hand at
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t
iHflYT’S’ Pittman.
:Btrriage Makmg!
Repairing
* " m. l
Jobbing.
, \‘i‘
Henry Tilly’s,
New
3‘ 2;".“llll l‘ittt’x . 5 .
t‘nnrr.
Nu'lL\\ltl;\-~
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01 AI binds.
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tugs: ut‘ (Grunts.
.\:..1 ~i‘ at
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LOWBST\PRICBS.
.éilbert Berg.
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J.BEAFFSE§Y l “11 S. - ,
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L. W31 .{ .
y " «taxation. - ‘oiiii.
HLLILLY pm -.
FURNI M)
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L\'~ .‘ tl _~i~ .‘l-ix :.~:. . 'li.‘
. }‘ boom-lid ~Lt t-n» or . “ii ultra L
, \.. 1.“ ~41. .
Misses St. Oilll .
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L‘LI'LLILLLSENLLLYLLL
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7.\Nl~
Holiday Goods.
(If all ltnnl- which 5w .~m~ w 124:, wry Hm ,\‘~o a
UltliA'l‘ lll‘llllt‘llt“ l.\
MILLENER‘V?
lu onltr to cicsr out :1 Lit y... 2.
RE“ l'lit ‘Tl‘l‘l LY.
The Misses St. John:
9331.111: 51.. ~ Norwalk
Grand .llisplziyl
Cull nud cxutuiuc cur largo l-it‘t‘k of
Fancy.r Articles.
SUITABLE FOR PRE‘ES'I‘S
“‘c lch just rcceiyed a large and tine line of
Plush and luathet~
Satchels and Purses.
Alan I kuutiful ass-tutuu-nt o.’
Lace — :Nock — Wcuiz;
our Inc stock or
J E W E In R 1’ !
mum mm uncles. which imam nuke awcptu-
.. tab harem.
HILLIlle. l Lotus
wi—ATOOSTS—
Huts; Further-s. Birds, etc.
wmoumurwc m
\ .u i. tn s at low
11“ .
1L..i.\‘;::;; .t: zt$llt:; \\
l‘l'x
Cough Remedy.
H L [l G [1
AT l’lt‘lt'ES I'LEASINH TU TH E I‘lLlil :t
Earthen - Ware
In nlljta \Larictits‘. Tho details of which it...
too bcwiidcmig to mention. Th1»: mm! to
sccu to bc appu'rlltcd.
For a Few Days we
“’1 LL SELL
--« BEA ("I‘ll-"1'1. DECORATED—
Dinner , Setts.
1'3. lbs. Stand. Granul’d Sugar,
$ 1 .00.
. L ' . Ut' 123.3 I‘icn‘s‘. uni; $121“. hf New l‘at-uawé It. . .
1h lbs. .\ cw T urli islt l’ruucs, '
I
S 1 .t u L Tea. Set! S.
/ Hf it and 3“. Putin-i. in Maia-5'51.
Nice .\cw Currants pcr Pound,
.07- Lamps.
L'LaiLLiLC hill-Li".Lil-LL.ELL-133L331.L.‘L' ..
And all othcr goods at. the “Wm“ ‘:{ii‘g‘laflffgt‘fil”"‘"“‘1‘ '*
LOlYPM Possible l’ticcs ”you ”RU,“ n.“ mummy“
ttl‘t! about buying a bill of
gt’iotliz it will pay you well in Stoves’
509 Us. I]! m uzrpzhswl I" .3! :33: I:- envy
We rcscrvc thc right to ad- Heaters~'
\':incc thc rilmvc prices should «rm-«n
the Market warrant it. and an
ildYttllt‘t‘ in Lllt'rt‘ goods can llt‘
looked for
- ‘. .‘E. .3 “:3 \~'m i. and
l: :1. ~ u- pit-:Nnu' [u 4:...»
‘1‘
u\
filly lllUlllt.‘lll.
Whitman“ LL.
HaiiiL'iiiféyLiLLu
\l:1l:=fzttt=in r.-
Ell-Nillllgtlllfil.
DESIRABLE
BIL LL Lfl
For Sale.
"'t (n “(my d!§:!‘llti\‘ Buanllr'
s-i and-Dunn: z:.
a
Lumber,
Timber,
3 ,‘Imfirru'c Friar-K, tn
East Norwalk,
L . t\ 1 p
' Grocery, 1 Shingles, "
;<::-w. SMITH.
\‘ ;- ~ NV .\‘r\~--
. \ L LL
Doors. Fielding . 5.2: i 14536.12; .. SAVES
Blinds. Pickcts. Win-
dow Frames. " L "
Etc.
Small Profits.
“Lurk, '
and
Hard Wood
third “but! t't‘ilitlu'
\ ettt‘t‘t‘c'll ix t‘t u worn. on t. o.\
Flooring. 0. Ho Haryey,
“A Nsll-ll_\‘f , 't It” .\tll\‘\\ 5i l\‘
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my.
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of other maid». fins. to
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15. tlm “iii: d that rrvcr wcttr out.“
l.'»i\\‘t"l cxtra slips-r Ingz‘uins. soc. pcr
i ymd. ,
ll .iri‘oul txtru super Ingrains. lac.
ft‘t‘ )anl.
Howl quality of lngruius. 2-1: to tifac.
‘ (bi Faiths. \Vcll seasonal goods it
. ~ ‘ ~ ;.Sty. from ‘3 5:15 fcct wide. at low
LLLNBLW SHADES.
‘rllcuxm: tlt~\\‘ st) 1. s from 30c. up.
' \\'tudow shade hollmxds all widths and
i l‘ lots.
3 lelIt‘l t Amado spring rolicrs. $3.50 [wr
til Z. .
Flingcs to match all tln- “cw strain“)!
lzt-ltz'lltli. _ < L
t‘au‘iitcc poles from 65c. up.
ant brass ‘titlt'a‘ \Vllll rinks; brack—
l t‘ntls. $3.5“.
Mucltus lace Nottingham. and heavy
i t “Nuns is: grout variety. '
PAPERHANGINGS.
'l‘lw largest stock in the state-five
humiu-it different designs and patterns
in gold and tints for decorating and ar-
tistlL‘ mttl‘sl furnishing at prices lower
than (2.» towcst.
Elcgmd gold ,paperbaugmgs. 350. per
null. .
If you want your house decorated=
i‘rosciwd or papered. or if you contem-
platc furnishing in the latcst style. wrth
ntndtni haste. we defy companion in
r-(\ "- mid prices. We will give you an
r'sL‘;nlatt‘ tor tho Mitre fun: slung of
x. t::' llutl~v :u suit. your purse. in bar-
innu- and cowl tustc. or mural tiecora-
:w-v.ch‘::ii 1n the bv-‘I Clt)'lul\1<v~‘. “'e
- :t pltw ll)» hrs: paprriisnm-r: and deco
:‘-‘: :t on tlm \‘ri'y hand tlplttflStt‘l‘t‘l‘S
:;L.-i curtain 45ml slia-ic hangirs. Send
sizes of \our windows and ‘Wr‘ will scntl
\‘uu sampler: and ostiuiates for window
L ‘ctdt-~. L-r in fact anything: you tit-SIN to
' tarnish your homo with.
chr and mantle gllxfit‘s. Bricaa-bruos.
etc.. in stock and to order [mm special
utmigus. -
Old furniture rc-upholstcmed in indent
style. at low prices.
Mi One Can, No One Shall
Undersell Us!
Having furnished at my of the best.
bonsai in Nun-«11h.X wi refer you to
themjf you wish. "ou curyrsave money
by culling or: us. Th: best goods at the
lowest paces. '7
roceries and Meats,
A'l‘ 'I‘Ilii ()l.l) ré'i‘r\l\Li) ()2:
T. Burr Ciuver 3r. Son.
.2 %"'3"€.'L-L€.£ NG m"?OOD.
All oi'dci's filled pt'ozitptl‘.‘_
hill ittl ‘.
iiml it to their advantaga ' trad"- With 2::
HIV". us u ”it”.
carpets 8. Furniture
LOCKWOOD’S,
~36 MAIN STREET.
Having made :ei'nitsgcmcuts
H. s. CORWINL,
Petroleum Broker,
5‘30 “Lclit-s' Building.
28 Broadway. X. Y.
. ~ e- ‘, ‘ . 1 Pipc Linc t‘el’iidl'alt‘} it‘mdc Petroleum. hum-ht
“'llzll tlllC. Ul tilt: lt‘tl'flehl \\ hUAC and sold for cash. 0?me on mug-m.
L - . Loans negotiated. ()rdc's by mail «trim-mph
, ‘ . l- t .u ~ . \ .
Séll‘t‘ L tll‘pt‘l 2h 2:.H. r in 3 f‘“ promptly est-fitted.
York in llh‘llléll inc With all 3- Correspondence _solicit.ed. Daily
thc new ; zettorns as: soon as market Wis»! a} thgztny Howl. as: "
they appear, and With the use '-““"' ' '
of the t‘arpct Exhibiro- which
shots carpets matched on :1
room. am prepared to fan: Rh
you Cilr}!t':h at. Lower prucs
hurl iron: at larger \‘nl‘lt‘l; than
any ifat'pet Store in thc Statc.
antlus good : ml cheap ha you
will find in New Yo'k Sum-
plcs representing ovcr Fi‘ic
thousand 'Dullars worth oi
Carpets. L You are invited to
examine my stock rind prices.
No trouble to show goods;
My stock of FURNITURE
is the largest. the lowestpricc
and the best made.
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—BBA.LIEBV m—
§€8T 82 (30.,
so “a a West 23d st, set. so. and so.
avenucs‘New York.
lmmzuxhubtishmt m the'worldm lo
the Outfitting of Chiidru.
FOR * Bots;
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«fifi‘fi'fifl W. Wmatnm
maths-(nthmnqmtom in: all:
wig aim,
Norwalk Chronicler