7;. At noon ”to wood \- .1~ :tr .:.;v-ly ~l2ll:
‘ , sin-gm. l
”I: a M prtmcval wool l
I! lull-thawing cabin stool. l
n- wuh were mos“. and us moor ?
m stain and mono \\ .1. turkmmt o‘er.
Mllfil dwclt. aim! from our.
Alonc with tame-s m“ c ‘1 3.:-
titl‘x‘.
Long aftcr dawn l 1...; '
And mum Ill" “ootp . r on x :1-
Ih'.“ on (DP roof b‘m lit?! :1; " ill.
And ln‘aht llic \\ l!l.l~\\ .I\I“ i’rw .tnl l.lll
Whilst from .ix.ir. “.1111 1mm an 1 Hun.
FAN“ nicmon‘s or \lu‘ worid mum in.
w,
.ul
No limb-21:1; “tr-
Shadow and \thh .
1m Upptn: lull;
. Shir by ‘ltlt‘
l'n-ivw‘u In rlllu ..1~‘;c~ .llhl \ M... \\ m»:
l".\ ‘11 tlic brooks you x . rich and lull. -
Mvzuul atouly l:|;-~I!.- to u lull.
Win-r. n:
-l.t Sullivan.lll"v\\‘l(.‘1!ilx' too:
“Hon-Ir h »»lioo. lixhklliw-u
Alhl Pl} 2 '. lifittl..ll‘. ll' l’V‘ ital lllt‘Ti'.
Bclrbcd 11 u a «n .uu: lrm. -.
\Ylillxl in 111‘ ‘ ‘r—lv;\\ \l.-l')\ and tlva‘
Thi‘ \\ lhxl ‘uiir' I .h LI \ liild .nbw'p.
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“Allli ll:lil ot‘ vb \\ t.-‘:t\ birx-
For roamr \lh‘JIIISI not :1» r-
My hum “no tom :1 11‘.) b! nun.
And I wry win; 1 >4“: \\.:~ mu!
As Ill" blur \lult‘L‘ at in) twt.
't‘ll.
Ilui ~E‘ l;hl. all unawarc.
l‘nlucky tvlrd: l to 131m! 11w .Nlidl't‘.
And .11; NW cit) ‘i llit‘rllt‘x “out: 1:
My mbln um: m ltuuui.
.Nwl‘ 11m HUN-1NIL.Til.II‘\\1;'lI‘11.1‘ltl1l.
Sans Naturc. hclpt .1713: n l.- 2: 1 \\ would.
wlawuw J 1.1.3.1;st i. H 1 '3’“; .‘I ”uni/Le.
The school Mann‘- Story.
A frost) chm w.\.~1ntli~v.\1r~
Ilow plainly l h'l.l"lillh'l‘»
'l‘tu- brith um manic. lll‘x‘~ 11m palm,
Suh‘ lil'h .unl Ill-arr an t lulu-r;
'l‘ltr sky looiwd turd. tln- mils “v rc ham,
And llc-rr wcn- ltlkx'lm cwry wncrc
"I‘lial ll lonl i‘ltinG—Nx-h lzl'v'l'.
llJy’lu‘il \lit- Il'l|"~\\‘1\".l
'l‘ln- \111:l~;r m .1 “1,.
'Ai‘l‘u“ the hlnout It u. ‘.
.‘ly noun-“11rd l"~‘l.~'
Edy llk'ATl a troublci on,
_ Amt in my mind. m on 1-.2 _
. A \cxm; thought \\'.i‘l\.:‘11111;.
-' lwuui door.
-- \\‘li,\‘1.~11 '19 lull .li, t’:,-~ only 1"
Tum Lm my 1;. I.l.|ll-H|\‘,
Tlu- low-m 11.x»! on: \ylvli:ll1.ll(ld!.
And I lidd lu‘l 111} l' llll'llv‘t’.
- 1‘ lllt‘n‘ ho “try to - 'llt'll cam.
And nuke It omw to butt
Lin-1». sorrow .~ and \ t'xd'hllli 2'"
' (we my DilllHVly, tumult Ill-A wood,
. .t'fl ”T!“ “In 1.l
On lil‘n lllt‘l'i‘ \tl 1“ . . .. ‘ Jil'lx,
And our .3! lit! in was cry iii-z.
1 11mm 11- 1 win -- .\v.-1 ll 1.6.11.1,
I'd got no lt"~"l|\ :m {1111\nd.
nut v. hats the u~ - o! 11‘) in; ‘3"
And tlzcu lllr Hill“ 1. » «Ml lit‘Jd
Funk I’ll Mir \1'. l \ ~h "lltlt’N‘
'l in: Hill" \ycr‘pw: - :.m 1211‘ anus
‘l‘li L', ’ d'. - 1.!1 llmr,
A: mati' M Li' ', :i'l. kind and trim,
.‘ill‘ lit'r‘li 1m .. lllt’llllt'l' kucw
'l in! I \\ ,\~ :x in ll.‘.vl"l‘.
Ail-1 11.11:. 1 loam-nth: i:~~’cr was known
'.\ i. 1- .a- :1'. “illltilll ll‘..'.ll\’r‘,
r CU‘uIIII evcr lll‘.\l‘tl
or l‘.ll.l\"\' f7 -
‘1 tlia-r- I am sow.
Ill \I" .-
‘ l ~lllilllil l: Hrl
ligu’t lh' «lhcnur ». l'liL'L‘ mon‘.
And 1 \\;.‘. iiv-lp yoz. Altw.’
Tim 1‘ how
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1. - :1
' to :A 111;.
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to n z}.
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tin w it:
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toll in! .ulm:
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unpl- \vxiild prm
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put... .\:1.\ l.. 1
and «mi .llrs. v...-
of sown“. r 1... 3.2
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fluid HI IL- .\ .\. n n" ‘9‘ .\ ll till
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w. rt pow" i y l x'illl:\‘..|l1\'-
“9"); ~\- i x :.rrl In 1' two
91‘5” egg. 1 l 1.. ' l \'.Ill\\
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lllilll aft-'2‘ Ill! l 1 l .V-z iri‘l“. ‘1.
l r. " .\l. l tho v.1“ 1..n: pl. my of
timc to mil. \;p t ‘ p.11} «ll' ‘\t ~ her -.
In say ll ' 1 ~ I l . :k .. :2 ll.» .2' \‘t‘lzi-
p‘r Mons T"
Mr.
I'quh.
" \Yllyfl. -}:l lu‘t l" and II"
gray! .~.l pi~ 17-h! r l- :' ,.: v 1 a
tun-c ;L\ much tin. for c .41..
Ml‘i‘i Iii-'zl r-tr, tl;~ drwxm dz. r. always
lth'Ll ll. ; l .
Work for tla r. t a; .. .
turntml r .. try 1! ~31 ~« ,, 1 »»
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li.i‘t,w. lli with -r. aim 1.: p! his
" Ilia ll
:.;':1 pm
I. a . L'r‘lllt‘t‘l
lgd und
2‘11 will Hf
.znut llill.
und
quantity
21d II'I' with their
Aul Mr. Munvliy. til» pious young
thrologianjyi 13 north. r. \yho rctain- «l his
summvr Illml‘tt IN. .
“'l'hc country." In rt'tiuiiod. I'llllln '
“ is tlw moo than}; 1 -«..‘.uy for tho RI:
in: thcx‘e
mysl lf litt. Al to
lulill Ix.
::.. ..;'.n.. ,_.
IHt'Vxl’y vuv vi» 3‘.
ord: ri.
of Numb.
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My ~ «:;‘. \
112.1 I
'.1'~ lil‘ it};
fwl
copy with :.ll z' -'.‘.y ..‘.il “lt'kz‘llliv‘n of
this fiinlflil no: :d 5d um r. m); \Vt't Lly
stzpcnd is. I ll :Ii- 1‘ 1' of \ou:~ uw to
I‘lll’ goo} l..l1»l r: \ cr~ -. t with)
In r to our ya. 7 dig-«<3 And it is
my ii:x..:...‘~:‘ .4 :.lx\.iy\ to do good
“'Lchrh I lht‘ til-lh'l‘l‘llllly tillers l:\li I"
" lkar mun Y“ letl Mi“ llruvln tt. in :1
“his!" r. “ what :12: angvlic b.2112" rzttnrnt he
has 2“
“ I always full that I am I». ing iniprmrd,
when hr h.t)’.~ anything." olmru-d Miss
Czllltlin‘r‘ Fl Wow! 1. l‘,
Mrs. Bhu n mii‘l lmwt y l. r.
“ Thur-“h no 1,; sod in t1 l ' Ill-.11.) that he
hasn‘t paid Ill brL‘u rive dollar-t sinn llt‘ took
the room.“ thought slw. ‘ Poor mun. I
due sa’y hc‘ll sctllu up “‘ln'll his remittances
me.-l-ut. zill ll)!‘ 59.11; I, ~' in". live on
prmnim-s. no.1 if all my l-v-L . like
him. I might 9.3 w. ll shut up thc house at
once.“ ,
But Mrs. Blivrn l'x- inn-l ull ova“ on this
Monk! .‘Toy. u-lacr morning us sho poured
$231834!“ cc and pasud around liberal
r...” ankuuking hot buckwliutt cakes and
maple {flap 2 , ,
" Tbew‘l 3 new boarder coming to—day.“
notlii.
l~ \\‘t‘2‘i‘
Did she. " Miss Lilian Langdule! From
< New York 3"
I “ Bless me.“ said Mrs. Forester. “ \\'hat
on earth should send any one into the
country at this time of you 2'"
“ Well.“ said Mrs. Blivcn. " her doctor
says she needs a little rrfi! and change!
‘ And Min. Dodge. who was here last sum.
tncr. you know. was kind enough to men»
lion Chestnut Dali- Farm to her 2“
“Uh!“ said Mm. Forester. scomtully.
"Tim! Miss Dodge. She was a music
undid. wasn't she? Wull. I guess her
Maul.“ friend won‘t amount to much 3"
“ I don‘t know whether it is a particulu
friendufben or not.“ said Mrs. Bliven.
“Joulyknuw that she racoxuuiended my
hauletoher.——for which I tun very much
obliged!“ “
“ “'ull.“ said Mixes Christine Forester.
“lithqrem to be any new boarders. I
”withdraw to belong to the society
rah.” . i
“ Whtissuciety ?" m1 Dr. Dnllsge, I
mnbrnpily, in he'iwkcd up from his
W.
“And not to the working classes,"
My addedliu Christine, taking no
‘ .4.” head to the question.
“Womnnworkeu in our way." said
&.my. "Farbeitfrouimetopro-
flhbbdtaflmnmy fellow worms!”
“W!" said hand Mn. Bursa.
3‘1:de otter-n,
1 psi id to In aid «- boa
‘ scrrct scorn and disapproval.
m. Lilla: We came the next dc.
Showssvery pretty—and this fact done
was cnougb to prejudice till the Forester:
against. hcr. Her drama were quite differs
cut in style from Miss Brudgctt‘s Mm
(Taurus. which caused the dressrnakcr‘s
And she did
not tcnch in any Mission School. or cspouse
i any particular systcm of modern theology,
w fact which made Mr. Munday shake his
5 head sorrowfully. And, worst of all, it sud~
i dcnly looked out that she ths—au Actress!
“ ch.“ said Miss Lamgdale. “ My cngugw
mcut docs not coinmcnco until December.
and I am hcrc to gain all thc health and
strength I can before that time.“
She spoke in an innocent. artlcss way. as
it it were a matter of coursc. Mrs. I-‘orcstcr
grcw palc at the idca of hcr two mature
lainpkins. Christine and Candice. being c:-
powd to tho tccth of this blucwycd human
wolf. Miss llrudgctt sliivcrcd. Mr. Monday
gave a Iittlc start. and sat a fcw inches
furtllcr oil. as if fcarfulilrst tlicrc was con-
tagion in tlicoir. But Mr. Dallago shook
hands heartily with tho ncw-comer, us if he
were bccoming acquainted with her over
again.
" So you arc lhc Mix“ Langylnlc that I
have board of.“ “ I am limrtily
glad to nmt you. I‘m only a pqu news-
' .u*-- r \\ ritt r my.» If, but I rcvcrcnco genius
said lac.
.n
.11 Ill its forum.
‘l‘hc n. y: day Norah. tlic Il‘ixll girl. camo
to lar midr. 58 with on :tll‘ of subducd mys—
trry.
~~ Surc. ma‘ani.“ said she. “ Miss Laug-
dalc lllllsl 1m 11 great hcircm in disguisr I"
“ \Vliy demandcd licr mistrt as
“ liccausv.“ whisper-rd Norah. “ I nivcr
mu tlic loiko of sich diamonds as sliv has I“
" Diamonds. Norah: Nonsvnse f“ cricd
Mrs. lllivcu.
" liut I sccn ‘cm myself.“ pcrsistul the
girl. “ A littlc vclvct box. full! Al‘l‘illl. I
nivcr seen anything loike ‘cm since I was a
guru l in (‘ounty Longford. .and pooped
through the hotcl door to 500 the Duchcm
of llcdl‘oro‘ in hcr court gown un‘ jcwcls.
rcudy to stip into licr carriagc for thc Lord
Licutt-nant‘s Ball.“
Mrs. lili‘vcn laughed id Norah's cxcitcd
I III'SVI‘II‘IIUII. and straightway forgot all “built
it. But at thc cud of as week Mr. Munday
told hyr. in a swcct. rc<igncd way. that. no.
willing though ho was to ink rfcrc with livr
{\ITAII‘S. ln- I‘i’.lll_\' could not it to
him colw-i- um to runain long-r with lnr. if
shc p-ctxistl .l in low-ping Mi<< lgiiigdalo us an
llll ml r of lo r boon-hold.
" An Actress. you know,‘
l'rt‘i‘lit‘llt‘
.
leltl llf‘.
Mrs. Forcsttr also cxprcxx'cd hcrwlf at
sum It ugth. upon tl:c mun- topic. lattr in
tho uliy. 7
'l almnld
Cl.ri\l!u:i<."
l'l’lllAIlll‘l‘ hcrc urtil
" if you had bccn
llut
luv-x
mid
rmwn \l-ly mix-ct with your bourdirs.
thi; Miss Lung: lalc “ <
“ “by. what is tlu- mattcr with Mimi
Luigdilc said Mrs. lllivcn. “ I am sure
licr maxim-rs arc IlnN‘“ of a pcrfcct lady l“
“Appczuxinct- are Vdu-mithil.“ said Mrs.
You st. r. max-“in; up b: r mouth a» cloSc as
lzrr f.1l.~c in-tli would lvl l‘n’l‘.
"I‘OOI‘_\IK‘:II’..\I!'<. lilivon." snufilcd Mis~
lli'udgctt. " how you li.1\'v lwcn \I~‘\'\ Mad 3“
, " l cricd tlic lmarding-houm- liccpcr.
“llii~l1?“ said Mrs. Fort-flux “ Don‘t
El) it “i-l‘il, I‘ltt‘ il~ lt't’lllr :: l‘ ' 2‘. :ll
Axon bdrm. thh c mil. \* fro-.11 licrc, for tho
)i'ixi[\ittil)rii|fll‘l1\-l;‘
" Tb: d- it \‘ll\t‘\ I" don‘t win-.nxnwl Mrs.
llity- u, " All-l \\l; li for. 1.: 1h. o!
pvnin» .\
sln‘.
luvc
l-lltli'
“ Ill!\l1-\‘ll~>lli“ \vliigh‘rnd All“ llru‘lgctt.
.s \V‘H|‘\ ‘
Ill -{-1
Ill 11-1 t'
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.1.” ~\
‘ .
lilyl‘
at
huml Nylon \‘ircly
ll} t‘llilll‘l
ll'l Ian \2. f; :“
ll} lli.‘ s'l'r 1' “mid... py'
“ U; .l‘«-‘ l li .lr : mi :1." ». il \lr;
l‘..\-11. “l~1\~.ryo.:—.«.:u~-1'ill. l “
iii: cl ll. lint whit of 1; " 5‘ .. .g. . 12
con n-i‘u inc
“ ‘.\'::y, y :ur actn s< \vornau—éincc that‘s
\\ i. ll \l.‘ t in» mmtocall liors. lfm is thc lhicf.
that: .xll." .\ llxl Mixs llrudqtti. iriuiziphant—
ly. " l l~.:u»'.v tln rc \\.L$ smoothing wrong
:1l‘11‘12 In 1".li I in"!
monum (yr-s on lnr
21.... Aul. much as l ill-spine a lllt‘l-
(ll-.r “ '
“ \ Co I." ”uphnirally spokc MN.
liiivt n.
'~ Y. x, of conrxc," 5 lil Mixx‘ lirudumt. a
hill. :7‘2. .l, ~~ \‘z‘. 3.. l
\..;« a i’ 1}“.
l:11ll.«‘;ll:l~ ; 1 i: .-.: 3|...
kill};ti..lt luv. .-
n ,
A.” ll I-
lvizt.
.31)
_..z.:on-l.~.
"l '-1*‘ m. t. of c uurv it ry—
lfn. li<131t M: II. Your M!“ Lin-“'-
l1‘1v 1< only :i o-xflhn-ncu woman. ail.) all.
it 5hr “ll-1 i< at lllv boll-“om ol ll tlmxc
z. :-h‘»~t‘l ml lv l‘ll'IIN. Uh. l'vc had of
fi'ly‘ll 1L. , tux, but I ncvcr vxpcctcd
to l~~ :o: my rwitu. »‘ of dunking dcpravity."
An-l >‘.' l~ mud! n dccp sin :.
"N Aux u. mid er‘. llllvrn. “ I don't
lttll'\t' a. word of ll. I‘ll go to Lilian :.t
om- and :1~‘i.li‘l‘l“ '
“ No 2“ St'l'i’Jilll‘kl Mi.“ llrudgrtt. “ don‘t.
I! will illull all tho plans of thc policc.
h 7 ..
llut Mrs. lilinu lingvrcd to lit‘J!‘ nouc of
Lin-so cxl'n-mtulatious. She \vcul straight to
Mi“ Ls: '
l_\lll'.01lv\
. t.
5 l..\
1 \ room. and 1- . dircct-
“ My d wr.“ “ wlmt‘s all this
-il».-ulym1:‘di; .u
l
“ .‘dy dim: .
no diamonds!
Il.l\
331'». lill\\'ll was a littlc stau-
“ No di nuoudx‘.“ said shc.
u
pout-.11 Lilian. “ l
rod at this.
“ llut Nomh
ik‘l‘xl llN’ .ill
“ (All. ycs." said Lilian. bagiuing to laugh.
" I know what you mcau. I‘ve got a whole
‘oov full of rings and necklaccs and bracc~
l.‘l< flll I‘ll .‘l'. \\\‘ Ill-ill (0
you lv:-‘ ‘ i' .:.l-. ~ (33%
:‘ll\]
wait .1 min‘” .
and tirscl. and all that sort of thing.
I thought that you know tliatrww“
" Hush 3“ cricd Mrs. lllivrn. holding up
hcr plump migcr. “ \Vlmt‘s all that order ‘3"
She opcucd the door. Tln-rc, on tho laud~
lug. stood a tall nun. with his tingt rs twist-
(~d in Mr. Munday‘s irrcprouclizybl.‘ whlln
('ravxt. -
" Sorry to alarm you. ma‘ani.“ said the
strangcr. “but l mu a detective police—oili-
ccr. and this young man is thc‘ boldcst vil.
lain out of jail! He‘s a thief. a counter.
Icitcr. n coincr. goodm-as only knows what
clsu ! But we‘ve tmckcxl him to his hole at
but 3 The Echo Court diamonds arc in the
bottom of his valiso. with other valuables:
which impllt‘utt- him seriouslywand I‘ve
telcgmplml for a conveyance to take him
away at oncc 3“
" Mr. Munday !“ screamed Christinc
Forest-3r. who was in the little crowd on the
stairs: “ It‘s a mistake. Ho is a clergy-
man—or he will be. when he has graduated
from the $~iuiiiary'——Nud he is engaged to
luv 1"
" 11‘s false,“ interposed Min Brudgett
“ llc bus promised to marry me! And as
for stealing diamonds. it is him that told
inc that Miss Lzuigdulc was the thief 2"
lint Mr. Mummy bung down his ideal
head and said nothing—and bcfore night
fall. all the littlc world of Clicstnut Dale
know that be was in custody. with a fair
prospt-ct of Statc‘s Prison for an incouvcm
icntly loin: term of yc :rs.
“ I le‘RV that Miss Langdille couldn‘t be
anything but (Ii-.2 swcct. -<: lady in the world,"
said cutlntsinstic Mrs. lilivcu.
“ And so did I i“ said .‘Jr. lullage. “ And
while we‘re about it. Mrs. liliv :, I'll tell
you a secret. Miss Langdale by not going
to return to the stage. She‘s going to war-
ry me I" . .
“ I ncvcr was so glad of anything in my
life." said Mrs. Bliven. clapping her hands.
But the Forestcra and Miss Brudgett
shook their heads funercally, and declined
that they- naver should have any confidenoe
In human nature again !,-S.'cr'rlcy Browne.
A Mgnmd With.
A thoughtlu’l New York lady. who went
to the pier to see her husband 08 for a trip
overthevastooesu. «annulled baseman!
'uouldnotwoep hem, ashonid,‘
would make the w an: duper old
m tu me n! dip-rock
maniac All
Clear!“ Ron-Inbou- m- SIIc uni Wort
by the Hull! 01': Rad: M.
The grand river steamer Starlight lay in
front of the wharf-boat in Pitts‘mrg. taking
in cargo. “'6 were sitting (You and I and
thc cat) in the grand sol-son. trying to get
over tlic fooling of awe inspin‘d by the
grand furniture. and wondcring how soon
supper would be rowdy. On the lower
deck. assome able person has previously
mmurkcd. “ all was bustle and: confusion.“
[lore wash noble river. with confcsscdly
14 inches of water in her. and thcy were
putting enough freight on this poor little
bout to load one of our Hudson River
steamers down to the water‘s edge. They
were piling her up full of bales and barrels
and boxes. and wagons dmwn by mules
wcro constantly arriving with more. \Vhile
this loading was going on there came the
first indication that I really was 300 or 400
miles from New York. and approaching
what once was the land of cotton. “lofted
in throughtlic open doors of the saloon.
coming in sidc by side and cnd by cud with
clouds of fog and smoke. and dampness
that stcunicd-—aloug with the sound of roll-
ing barrels and gcncral moving of freight”
tlicrc came the music of thc roustabouts
who were singing a negro song. \tht the
words were I think no live white man could
find out. But the tune was lively and
musical, us all such tunes uro. Some pas-
scngcr on the upper deck. who had been
sitting outside twanging u fiddle. took up
tlic air and played it through. The grcat.
rosin torch was burning on the lower dcck.
making a circle of light in the fog. It was
raining hard, and tho darkics wcro wet as
rats. llut no mattcr: they had to work.
and singing liclpcd tho work. It was a
iCrllt‘ onc was not likcly to forget in a hurry
rthc song. the big torch, the fiddle. and
the circle of light. The twenty or more
roustubouta came in out, of the darkness
into lllt‘I‘ll‘t‘li‘ of light with boxcs on flicir
shouldcrs. or rolling borrcls before tbcm.
'l‘licydisappcarcd in the darluicss of thc
lowcr dock. dcpoaitcd thcir burdcns. and
rcturucd for more. lint whctlicr thcy cann-
loadcd or wont light tlicy kcpt up the song.
The singing 111mb~ them happy ; and as thcy
\wnt ushorc cznply-handul thcy duuccd.
skippcd. jumpcd. slappcd racli otlivr on tho
back. and shouted. You might go down
and watch for such a sccnc on any of our
Ncw York piers till your lliaim wcrc gray.
Mid you ncvcr would ru‘t‘ anything lllu‘ it. .
Tln‘St' darkicd. it Su‘llls to inc, rutlicr have
tlic advantago of our ‘longshorrmcu. for
thcirmusic makes thcm jolly. und hclps
(bum forgot how hard tlicir work is. I
don‘t rcmcmlwr c-vcr sol-int: ouc of our
'longxhorcnn-n {lo anything Iuorc inspiring
or humorous than to cngagc in n striko.
The romnncc of this thing was hrlpcd wou-
dcrfully by thc grczd rx-sin torch. It “as a
big wirc lumkct. hung on tho cud of u polc
like u broom-stick. The cud of tlic polo.
bring shod with iron. was stuck into tlic
dcck on a slant. so that tho liawkt‘l hung
ovcr thc watcr. 'l‘lic baakct was tillcd with
resin from a pail of it that stood handy. and
in a minute tln- dcck was bright as duy- _
bright,” than thc foggy l‘ittaburg day just
cndcd. \Vln-ncvcr tho firc burned low.
morc rcsin was shovclcd ii\.~~l‘orrc.-1..»".
di‘m‘: .Yc‘u" l‘arl‘ Tim-rs.
VOICES FROM THE SEA.
llnu- Ihc (Iltl Flnhcrmnn Know:- the
by It: Tully.
l‘l-h
Nz-ar by is bnc of tlic bcst fishing spots in
this ncigbliorhood, and daylight found us
on tlic ground rcady for thc {ray Our
Skill?" l‘nihzl up thc ground with soft
Oliil‘li. and us thc vcsm-l swung with lhrlixlo
“'t‘ bcgau operations.
und each man has two linm.
sidc of tlicdory. Nippt‘rs and “impound
blacktiah come up thick and List. Finally
a strong jrrl. tclls of largvr ganic. and aftrr
ton niinutrs of hauling and living haulcd “c
sight it liuc cod. 'l‘hc gall" In brought out
and skillfully lllfit‘l‘lml by tln~ skippcr in its
gill. who. witha toss hax it aboard. iltln-u
pound). to a dot. Now a sculpiu is dmw u
up. \yitlhnouth op 11. to bc rcyilrd. aul
again :\ cod. and so on until tho win ix lilt‘Y
lll'lhl and tho slack biting tcll Us of :i \ ll.ll“.:t‘
of tidc. Our naturalist H
opportunity to inthigitc. and Il‘r \‘llllnil!
souud< IIIII‘TV‘] by scvx-r .l dillcrviit sin-cit \
of \t‘llllllllfi that conic up an- tlt'y‘l:1l‘:'l lvy
liilii l-‘lu‘ llzx- \‘x‘lx‘n Hf lllt‘ ll\li.: In Ulln'l
\yords its mrthml of cmmntuzicati-~n. 'l‘lw
::!i l
u spcciincti is plficcd in wail-r {or lab r ch c-
triczil \‘\}|t'l‘ln:\‘lll.~ Ill ll \Vlll It's! Ill" \llll‘t‘l‘t‘lll
intonationx‘ of its \‘oicc. . Am my: Ilu‘ llxlics
hcrc that uttcr sound~ :irc tho dogzinh, tlic
cuuucr. anlllcr Ac.
\‘llt‘ \Ill t‘th‘ll
tlt'Vt‘l‘ l‘.<-'iu I\ no
sul-jvct is (‘~‘l'l.tllii}' our of in'zrm!
'l‘bc {orizn r. as might
be run ctml. uttcrs a short bark. som‘ thing
like tlmt of :1 dog. In all about lifty ll'ili'N
iu‘o known t-i bayc a l:in:_:u.o_;c. Unrskippvr
informs us th :l uhcnflic was ‘:i \vhilin‘ ho
lid“ limird \\ll.‘.li'\.‘ cry but. audilmt lvlacluhh
utt. : a sll‘dllgt‘ sound is a common l‘l'lllf
along tlic count. but as thc<c arciuzumnuls. it.
might be cypccicll. It isdilllcultlo dvtvrminc
llH\\' tho sound is' made. In sonic it is dur
to thc action of thc pnctuuatic duct and
swiiumingddaddcr. \\'Iiil~‘ in othcrs it may
be madc voluntarily by tho lips of thc plia—
ryngcal orintcr-mayillaryl-oucs. lnthc cu.
rious trigla that ouc of thc party landcd the
openingand closingofit. product ad a gcntlr.
muriuuriug sound. In Illr‘ catlislics that
arc noted “ talkcrs“ thc sounds arc produc:
cd by thcir forcing air from tho air-bladdcr
into tlxmmophngus. This is also the case
with the col. whmsc voice is said to bo tho
most musical of :ilfitislxos. having a nictallic
trill to it. I‘crlmps the loudost \‘oiccd fish
is tho grunt—a fish of the genius hmuiulou
—-thcir noise having bccn board 200 feet.
away—.Varblrhrml (Maw) (.‘urnsjwndl no!
ruwum; T inm.
CONCERNING THEWWELLAND CANAL.
Few Americans have any idea about the
Welland Canal. I looked at this new
achievement of the Canadians but week. Th3
old canal was a tow-path concern and did
not admit it steam tug coincident with the
vessel. The new canal has fourteen feet of
mar drought it is said to be less than dour
teen feet. It is a magnificently constructed
work, and excitaa surprise that. the Amcri
onus should have permittsd the Canadians
to anticipate them. Yet it will be observed
that the facilities for this mind through
Canada are much better than through the
United States. The axis of the two lakes,
Erie and Ontario, passes through Gannda;
the Niagara River from the extreme eastern
end of hike Erie, while Lake Ontario over-
laps lake Erie. considerably in Canada.
the apparently solid ground. for the country
is very high where the new \Vclland Canal
is built, tall, massive ocean steamers, full
rigged ships, eto., sometimes as continuous
as _a camvun across the desert. They go
along silently, not a sound or whistle asap.
ing them, and the visitor sometimes think:
his mind is deceived and that the landscape
hlnnnted.—N. Y. T "but".
PLAEX‘I‘J‘I‘ION PHILOSOFH‘: .
Dc wisu man uu‘ do
'two fools or two \visc
so well.
. Dc man what marries a ‘omem ’case. shc‘l
got more scase den he has is neber allowed
t-er lose sight 0‘ (lat. fack.
De cbile (lat too soonxhows signs 0‘ smart
- less down turn out. tcr be de smartest man
De fust cotton opens is richer de bes.‘ .
Eben ‘mong de animals ’pearances make!
u difierence, far e! do hackbird bad bright
feathers in his wing we’d think dat his son.
was much sweeter. _ .
“a Toll hie—fioinlr::€s. .
A Boston. car eonductor‘s wife let the
baby play with its faihcr'h bell-punch while
he tried (0 catch a nap. :‘m-‘l W}: ‘1‘. 7~ r “to
the record of his fisbilifim arm:
nebula]. of his“ 81,000 to $1, trunrit-_
hinibhbydthnuul ate of $30 a
fool doauquartvl. but
men kuin‘t. get along
onto mason. ‘--“Quiok 0: t mini-"w
LulNlt l‘ llllll ls “5rd. .
'Ncsrwalk.
water‘whcu there is high water. but in sum- ,
It is rather startling to see moving through ’
:‘3 llié .
Photographer. No. 1'! Union 81 N.
Y.. the first to introduce the mt.-
neoua Process in this country. has just
rcecivcd from Europe the latest improve-
ments. feuds
For the working class. Send to mats for
Image. And we will msil yonflw. a my-
:1. valuable but of samplc goods that will
put you in the wsy of making more money in a few
days. than you cvcr thought possible at say NIIIIK‘SG.
Capital not nuuin‘d.chill start yott.You can work
all tlic tune or in spare time only The work is uni~
“many adaptcd to both scxm young and old. You
can (‘iu‘lly cm from we. to 85 every cv‘g. That all
who want work may tcst the business.wc make this
ummrallclcd oficr; to all who arc not well satisfied
we will scud $l to pay for the troublc of writing us.
Full particulars, dirvctions. ctr... sent frce. Fortunes
Will be madc by those who five thcir whole time to
thc workun‘nt succm absolutely surr.Don‘t delay.
Start now. Address STINSON & 00.. Portlandxalne.
Ma ales Ma 1111
THE FRICTION MATCH IS OFA
MODERN INVENTION. PREVIOUS
TO THE USE OF THE FRICTION
MATCH. THE METHOD OF OBTAIN-
ING FIREAVAS BY THE USE OI“ THE
FLINT. STEEL. AND TINDER BOX.
THIS FREQU INTLY ANNOYEI) THE
GOOD HOUSEWIFE: THE STEEL
\VAS POUR. Tl‘NDER DAMP. AND
FLINT NEARLY. ll“ NOT ENTIRELY,
\VORN OFT. THANKS TO MODERN
1N\'E.'TION. THIS INI‘ONVEN-
ll‘ZNL‘E HAS BEEN ENTIRELY OVER-
coym. .xxn SINCE THE REMOVAL.
(\‘r‘ THE INTERNAL REVENUE
STA Ml‘. THEY MAY BE PURCHASED
A1 A NOMINAL FIGURE. TAKE. BY
\VAY OF AN ILLUSTRATION. \YIIEN
\‘I‘STUM ERS FURMERLY ASKED FOR
A l-‘II’TEEN (‘ENT llOX OFM‘ATt"llES.
S \V l l’l‘ & COI'RTNEY‘S MAKE. THEY
HA V E AL‘VAYS BEEN THE BEST.
THE PRICE \VAS THOUGHT TO BE
V ERY Lt )\\'. FOR Tl l liY \V ERR SOLD.
AS NUlV. AT A VERY SMALL l‘R( lFl'l‘.
“TILL. \‘(ll' t‘.\N NtllV lll'Y THEM
019 Ml“. AT LESS THAN ()Nli HALF
THAT l‘lllt‘l‘l. IN FAUT. THEY ARE
(‘HEAI’ ENOl‘lill TU KINDLY FIRE
\YlTll. l Kl‘il‘ll‘ A l"l'l.l. STUt'K (ll:
ALL SIZES, lltl'l'll PARLUR AND
BRIMSTUNII. AND Sl—Zld. THEM
t'll.\l‘l".R THAN ANYUNl". IN NUR‘
‘yV.\l.K AT l‘IlTlll'IR \\‘lll)l.|C.\‘.\l.li‘. UR
RETAIL.
NORWALK. FEB. l-‘VH.
E.K. Lockwood.
Newmédeds!
Diamonds. Walclics,
JEWELRY
.\« .\_- '2: :u Ntlr\l.lil\. “:‘illlux‘.
pl 1w :l.. , Illlll‘:ll|}',
{or
llllt 'l\'l-‘1 lllll Ql' I! ‘K 'l‘RAlN
Railroad Watches!
Join: F‘lilt‘)":~‘ (Sold l't‘lis‘ :U‘Il l‘n‘l (‘li.‘.
>vinl51lhl‘ulnlI‘litlul\\‘;|xu-. (llu'l‘u
Hold Spt much a mill-
l'iye- (il:|>.~t“_ Nu‘lul mid
\Y.‘:illlll (‘lwckx
l ilurr 1'5.
llcpairin: and Adjusting:
-r-l'l\l3
W A T C H E S
\ >1 ‘ l\l.2\ I
\ Lu. \ ( nonir‘ti. ll
A.W. Austin’s
.,
(1p. rd lll'llM‘ llh ck.
Conn.
l-uuncusc 'llcducliou
————l \.
MILLINAERY!
' ' ‘ ' y l ‘7 ‘V W
, .
Mum. \\. l‘ .\\\( ul l.
:1 \\‘:\'« :‘ .\Hll\\‘.\l.l\fl
l‘-.~ twin id lul | ntm ~tw'R «if l..r;:xnl Mulrmry lo
HAIIF PRICE.
lard i'mlm {:41 ill t‘laiidrcm‘ Huh.
hmnl‘
lily-:zznt \ m; c Mount 2». from
>i,,
:uul Mourning
- 5“ up.
n l‘ulnck t‘mpc \‘cih
.;. _\ ll'HHXlo‘tl. f ‘ t‘lii‘lrcn,
' -. Jim kry Val-S. .o to, l "U.
‘\ t‘o'nn r pricc $1 ’inu-l 31‘.
on “In: inch. “\Il‘lll $2 00.
« .aif llu- \\ holwaic prit‘c.
.u 331.1 tk'ill ll l‘.uuic~. S: 0“ to ‘2 .‘I‘
l-‘u.l I.‘.I1\’||I|‘~lrli'l| Taps, :o nuts pcr bunch,
LBIllBS Bill 110 Will] B] [1111
lh-Iorr pun basin: t‘l\t'\\hrn~.
FR _':1l‘l :wsortuu 1:! of LAD! ES‘ {NIH-IRMA R»
Ml \TS. or rlltlll scli :il llic pr.cc ;:\l\rrll>t\l for {Inc
1.. x1 lo tl:iy~. in ordcr to nir'l‘c rouu {or n largx-
flock of ‘
Elcgant Holiday l’rcscnts
(Lyc \:~ :I call and scc for )‘t-Ill‘st'lu‘i. \Vc cmploy
uouc but the lly>t Mitlmch. and will guar. m“. to
our >:lll>ftl\‘llhll'll\ n‘minl to LLc sly lc aid prim-s
Mrs. W. Fawcett,
3 \VATER STRET, NORWALK.
CREEK , ' COAL,
Raymond Brothers.
fiouth Norwalk. Conn.
/
AT
9
l-Wuultlua‘lun and Water sit-J,
Guess
monmgrm
CSONSLJMPTIO
Fall and Winter
Boots Shoes
0! First—Class Manufacture. Call and see them.
Custom Work of All Kinds.
——A FI‘LI. LINE OF—
RUBBERGOODS
Boots and Shoes
0! the Best Qlulity. at Reasonable Prices.
Repairing of all Kinds
Pnfinnily Altcudcd To.
John Schaub.
Washington St. ‘ So. N. walk.
BBBTS 11111 SHOES,
I HAVE IN STOCK A Fl‘ld. LINE (IF
Mcns’, Boys‘, and Ytlllllls‘
Boots and Shoes
ALL STYLES AND l.u\\' l‘ltll‘ES.
Womens‘, Misses' an
Chlldrens‘.
ALL KINDS
Lalies’ K111 B11101,
$1.1m, 1.2.3. 1.5m 2.011, 2,511, 2: mgmo.
~(lcnts' l-‘inc lluml~Scm-d-~m —
B11101 1111 Congress [1111113.
To buy :1 pcrfu-r: Root or >hor
In I‘rirc that‘s- Low. Ill Mylo I!\at'~ Nrw_
Ho Ir} tlu‘ llnum‘ Ilia' illla‘\ :- all.
That makcs you glad \\ lxcu c'rr you will
, AND THAT IS
“BROWN’S.”
87 Main St. . South
Meat Market
._——‘-ll MAIN >Tlllfllrl’
Nuruu}.
l\\(|.lill rc~pwtfulfy inform llu “:va ti.. '
lalou 1!.» Mold-t at tl..
loop ro|1~'.:u:l‘y oi: l.:.i.d
and. Still ‘i
MEAA'L‘S,
Poultry. Elm.
.‘tlol u ll
.‘Il‘u\i' mu .
of Fn‘rh
:1 hi: mp; :y
“1141: I will H"l :tl tlic Louvl \Illllul l‘.tu‘~ l‘az-
roux-g“ .‘vspu Holly tinilt'lh'yl
Tln Vrlcrzm I‘llltlu‘l’. F .\ l‘l'h \Nll. .1: .
inc pll‘ltrt‘d to my his old (hauls and \‘Iislnuh‘t‘
J". BEARSEE.
S“. XIII\\J:‘n_ Div I_ l‘Ni,
“ill
mt I!
First National
MARKET?
t‘or. llaviland and Main 5s.
W Hay. .
(limo
(up, 1y . f
Fresh ail 3311113313
———-—Ul“ ALL KINDS. _,_.
PBBLTBYanaVEBB'l‘lBLEi
And E\ crytbin: l‘crluinm: t.~ :t
'l: 111~ \Hrku ol'.i\ -..
I. win 22.. gub‘mi tl:;.: “-
vv';» .1 Lil?
FIRST-CLASS 33 \ IE I: [11‘
And n‘spu‘lfully solicit autumn of llic public pat—
mnagc.
NEWMAN 81 READ.
South Nonvalk, Nov. 28. 1&8. t‘x‘fiqf
G rand Display !
Cull and cxaminc our largc stock of
Fancy Articles,
SUITABLE FOR PIEDENTS.
We 1 we just mived a large and line line of
Plush
Satchels and Pursns.
Aim a beautiful mortmem 0!
Lace - Neck - W -:11'.
Our flue stock of
JEVV’ELR.\’!
and Leather
Includes many articles. which would make “2611-".
' ile Presents. ~
"LINERY llllllllS'
.....;vr COST!—
Bats, Feathers. Birds, etc:
”on unyother establishment. in town.
_.\_ , Caliculydtwillwyon.
I! lgtrc. we ;
r
j HOYT’S
Cough * Remedy.
Pure Brits, Medicines, 111:.
BEST rzxrnac'rs.
Prescriptions (lurellllly
(lonlpoundcd.
A LARGE STOCK ()F
PATENT MEDICINES
Always on band at
HBYT’S Pulley.
Uarriaie llalunil
Repairing
-~.\N I) -
Jobbing,
Henry ‘ Tilly’s,
Sn-tth Nurwalk. Conn.
New Grocery 1
lfi Railroad Now. So. Norwnlk.
"sung takcn tlxc ston‘ formcrly ocrupiu‘l an I
pamt chop hv J. R. Ray mood .t to. on Rnlroad
l‘liu‘v. and fully storkrd it With
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
I rc-pcrtfully myuc u nhan‘ of tlic public tutnlnagyn
It Will l-r my aim to ku-p the
1 30st of ( :‘r nods.
And to Id! at
' . LOWEST PRICES.
Goods will 1» dclivcrwi mumptly. and cvcrythiug
pose-lim- donc to sccommm atc tantrum; ‘ Pica-c :nc
luv u call.
Albert Berg.
So Nt-rwfilh. April Nib ISN‘I
1 P1131111“ Worth Having!
ANO.8
“'Iicclcr & \Vilson
Berni Machine.
i'l‘ltc llcst Family )latcllinc
‘ in thc World. °
\\‘N luau thrm “hcn- you can mx- thcm :u oprm
Mon. and 2m- .‘I:\\:I_\.‘ glad to >me 121cm.
1D. B. STOUT.
Bond‘s .lcwclry Storc.
Lack“ Here !
I AM SELLING Ul'T MY ENTIRE STUCK OI"
W11 11 1111 1111B
23%]: ct. ,llolow Cost.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BBY’S Ulflllflllll, SllllS. Ell}.
NO“‘ IS THE TIME FOR
Red Underwear,
At Roduu‘d Prim. to suit Ill.
We havc the beast Hum-nines and cut word to Sell
Boy’s Overcoats $2;
Ml“ Price, .5-
Men’s Overcoats $4;
Regular Price. ST.
HIS STOCK NEST BE SOLD BY APRIL ISL
Don‘t hiltocomemndwewllldouudvctued.
M. Davis.
FIE—S?
M5. ‘
And have on nand
when you want to plant.
FLOWER
‘ GARDEN m $‘I00l
I) shake FmMstan
'11» 01W SEEDS. (n Iain-n d
mmummimm
f
r
H:s.cownm,
linoleum B11111,
580 YVelles‘ Building,
18 Broadway, N. Y.
Pipe Line Ccrtlnatul (Crude Petroleum) bought
migrated" Why mslil or telegraph
promptly executed.
[3" Correspondence solicited. Daily
market, report at the City Hotel.
DESIRABLE .
Billing 11
For Sale.
A ram opportunity to secure disinblc Building
Lots at Moderate Prices. in
East Norwalk,
Is now oficrvd. Maps growing location. and all in
formation given by
C. W . SMITH.
Washington St. . Sn Norwal B:
Aug. Sth 1&3.
1'11 Bail * B11113.
For a ch Dayé we
\VlL 1 SELL
12 lbs. Stand. Granul‘d Sugar,
s 1 .( u)-
16 lbs. New Turkish
9,: 1 .01).
Prunes.
Nico New l‘urrants pcr Pound,
.‘ ,7.
And all othcr goods at. the
Lowcst l’oxx'iblc l‘tit‘cs. lf‘you
are about buyingr a bill of
{:00th it will pay you wcll to
SCI‘ 1] S.
to :ul-
:lirizld
and an
\Vc rcscrvo tln- right
vancc the above priccs
tltc Markct warrant it.
advancc in tlicw goods can bc
looked for at any monicnt.
W.W.L‘nmstuck& Eu.
“'nslllngluu-sl. Bridge.
Halal, Bailey B Bu,
Manufarttih‘rs of out! lh-alcr~ lll
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings, Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Venccrcd Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
HANS“ AL 812. NOI‘TII NOR\VALK
H A R DWA R E.
The “ES" A$~URTH EXT In TOR'N of
General Hardware
“(Thanh-n Took,
“’luilo Lead. Paints.
ml.- and \\ tudow (Gian
\ full Assortment or
Luck: and Knob...
'l‘uhle and Pocket Cullcry
()l the he“ Quality. Chenp (or Curb
lllllllll Furnishing lilllllls
JAPANESE PAPER “'ERE.
Agent for the
Don-r Vcnlical Boiler and Hall‘s Pater!
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements.
Ship Chandlery, Rope. &c
W. C. QUIN'I‘AI‘I)
No. 3 II'SID HA Ll. “LUCK. 30 hurt.)
GityRestauranf.
NRIERLY KNOWN AS THE BYXBEE RE‘
WHMENT HOUSE.
Bu been mpcued by
David Green.
Everything in first-class style. Gentlemen and IA~
flies will rem-ire pomp: attention.
Regular B11131 at 25 (Its.
Mmb‘ehflbytheda «week. Open
Sundmatss.n.;dc:cduipm. on
n. GREEN. Supt.
Slillfil
E
Triiil mnndsfor pnfi
.el‘a‘LT'l-lll‘lalflll.
ESTEII
Fox ALL SOILS,
sack tested for vitality. Every
and value.
"8]: of vegetable, flower and field
8 varieties; .free ,on application. V
LOCKWOOD’S,
mumm.
Having made arrangements
with one of the largest whole-
sale Carpet houses in New
York to furnish me with all
the new patterns as soon as
they appear, and with the use
of the Carpet Exhibitor which
shows carpets matched on. a
room, am prepared to furn 9h
you carpets at Lower prices
and trom a larger variety than
any Carpet Store in the State,
and as good and cheap as you
will find in New York. Sam-
ples representing over Five
Thousand Dollars worth of
Carpets. You are invited to
examine my stock and prices,
N o trouble to Show goods,
My stock of FURNITURE
is the largest, the lowest price
and the best made.
WM. LDCKWUUD
—DEALER IN—
Furnlmra 8183111818,
36 Muir: St.. Norwalk. CL
LARGE - SALES
~AND—
Small Profits,
IS out .Vlo'r’I‘O. (2m. ox
C. ' “H. Harvey,
FOR vow;
B11 3 111 81113.
Having just rweivcd I full and coinpluc molt-
mcnt of
Gent‘s Ladies‘. .‘isscs’ and Ch"
drcn‘s Boots and Slum and
RUBBEPS
OI cvcrv dt‘rripzmrw. I invitc thc public to Tall
nnd cxammc thcxu. Eicrytliing to be sold
Cltcapcr than llic (‘licapcst
RI'BIIER GOODS A SPECIALTY.
c; H. HARVEY.
(or. Mum and Marshal SB. 50. Norwnlk..
1111 11118111113.
AT PRICES l'LEL\SlNG TO THE PUBLIC.
Ware
l 1 all its \‘ar‘ctics. Thc details of which would he
‘ too bcu :nlcrzng to nit-upon Thcy need to be
34 \ n to 1w 3; pny‘mlt‘d.
Earthen
BKAI ‘TlFl'L llEt‘i IRATE!) —
Dinner ’Setts,
,(
i'.’ 127» I‘m ccs. i no“ $42,110.:‘f Nut l’au-nud “aligns
Tea. Sett s.
U! H and .‘r'. l‘vwm, 2:1 .\l:my.<ty‘.cs.
Lamps.
rd and Yam-111;. and
'n nmkr up a I'I‘JI
irzccs u .mm
._, I'Alllnl: AND K'UUKING
Stoves.
0f uburiusxml Fulizg. and Bcsuty.
Heaters.
That bring Comfort to thc Home Circle
New Brion-nus to be am to our
list Iltir fall.
Sixteen
Tho public arc lll‘1I\‘d to cxaminc our rock and
nom- an- urgud to buy, ll «:ivo: u: pleasure to show
our goods.
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