,b;
nonfatal“. but gal-11 heated by steam.
“d m 151th alunfitde tin- “alleys
no u- nmet is who
“GGRJohndGm,Ps., who
to”. messy-awe! pastas-ch
A helluva-ash locale.
lmwmmncsofasssd at boots.
I never went long to school 1
But a little I leara‘d by book or crash.
When l studied Grammar by rule.
And 1 never remit. in the tune of Speech.
new the wee licr sald (poor buffer. 11--
‘ A 11' 1'0 is something which 11111 111' s meals
T11 1,. ‘to 110-. 1nd to suffer “
I “under they did not name me “ Verb,“
“"11111 il111_1 \‘llll‘li- 11 1| m1 \l.1i'tl1 i .l 1110:
I 1111 1.11111 11- 1 1111111111 11111 so use of the word
11 1111‘ \ 1111110 111111 :l_1.'.lll1.
P111 1111' 1111 s as hard 111111 \111ll1 'an tux
.\nd 111v road cool I s1 ire 1- 1,11- rouchcr,
Pm norm-1mm: that 's made liken Verb. you R
1‘0 bc—to dw-and to suffer 2
am 11111111 i.'ood amt ills ways are \lse,
And. in spite of the thorns, ‘tls plain,
The safest path to 1111' 111111.11 no lies
Through the thickest of toll and pain:
And you‘ll tliid, some day. with the mirklng-mfl.
(.1 truth coul‘d scarce be tougher 31
Th 11 out of the worry and out of the \\ lilrl,
The p.1s5p111‘l s11rci11il11111111-s'11t l‘c:1rl,
Ls to 111-1 to .111 1.111lto 5tli‘1'1'r‘
-)'. 1:11.111‘ 1‘. lrunu'lly.
COMIC COMMENTS.
" Pm the malaria of my fainily~fhat 1;
the 111111 heir." says the 111111 son.
Dakota 'l‘crritoiy is trying to be born
into the Fuiun 11f75‘tat1's as twins.
" We are the men 111111 never go it l1liii1l."".
sinpthe jolly tars. “for we always 1:11 to
Visitors 30 St. Louis may 111' seen picking
doubt“): after drinking its Missouri river
dill: 1‘.
No liquor srllcr can 1111 said to be .1111“: a
$111111 lithiln'ss. no matter how many drinks
111' 11111) 111- selling.
The False l‘roplot of 1111- S11111l~111 is no
r1'l.1ti11n 11f \'1-11n11r's. H11
tir11ly different fannly.
The Hartford (brown! urg1 s its reporters
to emulate the example of bank c.1sl1i111s
belongs lu all His
11n1ll1e short liitli1-ir11' aunts.
A Boston girl lll.1l‘ll1 .l .1 man because l11'
struck her fancy. and afterwards 1:11: a
divorce {hillli‘hllll because he struck l'.1'r
face.
“The public car is strained to th ut-
in11st.“s.1_1sthe Philadelphia Tim“. llie
Times llt‘t'tl 1111111 no appi'ehcnsioim. _ i‘ .:11t
111! is very large. and is not going to 1,1111
way.
“ ls this 11 singing dull asked 111111 111'1111'
clerk. “ Yes. [11:1111'111 1is11lle." " How
you make it run: 1‘“ " .1 ust am you would
tiny other young lady.“ “ How is that 1-“
“ liy pressing it." " Oh I“
“ ‘1'hankgomlucss!“ exclaimed 11 young
man as he reached 5:111 Francisco. “ Now
no man can advise me to ‘ (‘111 West. young
man. [In \cht.‘ unless he wants me to walk
into the bay and drown myself 3"
A perpetual clock has 11111-11 lllVi'lllNl by :1
Brussels man. which 11111 1111111 run’ 111111 11.
A grateful public 111111111 now be much
pleased if he r1~t11 succcssfiilly turn his
llllt‘llllull to devising 11 perpetual ntiibrelli.
11 hl1‘11 can always be found when 11.1111-- 1.
11.1
An agent visit-1d an Illinois blind asylum
and 1"'l"1‘.l‘\111'<l tl111 111111141111 to let him in.
troduce 111'1'tri1' lights as a long~f1lt want of
th1- institution. lint it can hardly be ex-
pe1-t1 d that the “Hindus will appreciate the
iinproi l'llli'lll.
1l1‘1‘
h: 1113'.
orations for the writerdvorks 'l‘he
.1"or p=-lll1' circlz's‘ 1 [he ii1i-1tl11t1-e
livillgll. “16512111: 111 ii'ried couplcs The
i1y gr1-1n. For the l1l\'1‘-\li‘k 'l’liv' pine.
For the dressy» 'l‘he spruce. For the
husl-andnmn 'l‘hi'char.
.\ medical 11 riter lla‘w‘l'l.‘ that women are
so constructel that they cannot jump.
Jiist forthn sake of argument we should
likctuiirlucc the doctor to let a mouse
into the same room With his wife, 111111 close
Elli‘ 111‘1‘1‘. kll1l\\‘
.llllg,_\1l. [1‘1'1‘
51-11-111“ do-sn‘t
'.' (Wire-i.
every —
.1\ Paris street has just been named Gus.
tavc Dore. The French have :1 very pretty
way of naming a sun-1'! after :1 distinguished
man. and then keeping it chain in honor of
hiiu. In Chicago they s1111111tin11'si naius
streets after distinguished 111-111. but they 1111
v ie vo in disturbin: old and {and
mom by going over them with brooms.
.Clu'aago .‘Vr ma.
RAG AND BOTTLE MARKET.
Almost Even thin. “and for .\‘olnrlhllln. I!»
rcpt (1111 Iron \\'lr11.
Peddlers were emptying their carts of
rags. old iron. and “1111.1 paper upon 1m
floor ofajunk'shop in .\lott r‘dl’i't'l. 'l‘l11
dealer. :1 111-1111111‘1iith bushy beard :1111?
shut" gray 1'y1. . “an. raking the heaps 111'111
,with 11 long hook.
" What do you get from this stuff P“ 11.-
asked.
" A comfortable li1ing." he unsw1'i1 1].
Fifteen grades of rugs are sold to the
paper companies. at prices ranging from
half a cent to fourteen cents a pound. the
hour price being: paid for tailoi's‘ clippings
from higlrpriced 1.1111 1.13. Old soft wools sell
for about the same. and all these are 1voik-
ed into shoddy. Satinet and cotton rags art
Wurth from half a cent to one cent a pound.
old Manila rope is always in good demand
at ll rants : tnrred rope is a good Sting.
and when unravelled finds ready 11111.1 anion:
ship1l1uilders, by whom it is used in canon:
seams of vessels. Old newsimpers and books
are worth one cent. and common wrapping
papernhalf cent. Pasteboard is of little
value, but is sometimes taken at a 111111111111
cent: Trade intho old rag and paper linv
ls slack at present. The old metal mark» 1.
however. is always lively. Old, copper ',~
the best thing in that line, bringing frou
10 to 12 cents. and the lowest price is 1,111.
fur lead foil. Zinc is worth ‘3} cents : ii‘11ii
ranges from one—quarter to one cent. the
former for old stove-pipe, burned grab s.
hoops. and similar articles. which form tl11
poorest grade of iron, and are Worked up
chiefly into nails. There is no 1111111111111 {111
scraps at present, though a few years 1:,;..
quantities of scrap iron wen1 1:1:11111f:1.ct1'.1' ~.l
into buttons. Old wire is worth iiotl:111:.
Old boots and shoes used to be gatliere...
burned, and crushed. and the powder 51.1.3
tr. apicc_ mills to sdulterato spices 1.11:1.
l'cddlers'now seldom take old leather 111
my demription. Bones tire taken with 11
view of disposing of them to dealers in
us. Bran is worth according to
, fmmfl to 12 cents. There in sale
' ducriptioni of glam; common, such
as 10 used for medicine and poor bottles, is
rated at one-quarter cont; fragments of
hunch plate glass are worth the same;
flint glsll is the most valuable, and brings
shallot-at; patent medicine bottles with
ah. proprietor‘s name blown into them can
be Manned to the manufactury, where they
motinubrinsfifty cantsadozcn; chum.
and claret bottles are bought for a
catapults, and-old to restaurants to b.
smiled.”
s Instill“ FOR BONNETS.
A New York writer sends the following
bit of experience and information to tho
Sew Orleans “mm:
While 1 was in a store so e-entially fem-
inine that I felt as though I was a wholly
unwarranted intruder, a gouamery creature
catered.
“Cauyoumsuuremcnow?“shc asked.
" Km!“ 08," the woman behind the
WrepliedJaking upa tape line and
waning-note‘bmk.
lmrtodlnuilyJikeamui caught in s
Nibmduring the female hours; but
(huhmrwnnotmthe least per-
“Dou‘tlot us turn 3-1111 out,” sail the
M»: “I‘m 01111 3.11113 to take the
is“... “have statur- .1 int-Wet."
.11 of which an- turmah. 11 1111-113 our to “I.
My tho mptan‘ s rnI- -m. who 11‘- in vari‘
It“ ”I block walnut. “q
The the
HI are 1 xns-diug‘ y up: 1-111 in and l
commanded by
lm.—MOMMM
1111..
room, romrumaniomm of 111*.
twoorthrcothtlllatbcsmhswm. II
1'“. 0011mm: II “I?! YORK.
now no 1- 1.111111“ 1.11. s... of 11.. Wt)!
that Are Dark.
Now, when you come to think how many
111111111, \vclLdreSScd gent lemon and fascis
hating ladies there were in town who expect
111 these strangers. and locked out for them.
and did their very utmds't to get acquainted
with them. and give them an inside into the
lay-ways and ccceutricities of life in a great
metropolis, you will believe me when 1 so}
that a great many of these visitors went tc
their homes with odd recollections of tlieil
day in town. To be sure. some of them
walked home and others of them will live
long lives and drop into their graves with-
out even having told the truth about how
they got rid of so much money while they
were away.
Let us suppose that one of them (there
must have been hundrcds just like him) was
walking up Broadway. 111121-11'11'ith the bustle.
confused by the clatter and joyous over his
good luck in being among so many pcopk
and on the eve of such pr 1nd sights. 111' it
mission 11 111 vht of what goes on around him.
Suddenly the m in in front of him stoop:
down and picks up something. it isa glove.
The countryman looks at him to see what
he picked up.
" Hello 2“ says the man‘ “ here‘s a ring
in this finger. 11y Jove 1 it's a bang-up gold
ring. Some. lady has slipped her ring of!
without noticing it in taking 1111‘ her glove,
and then she's dropped the glove.“
Thu countryman looks at the ring. It
looks like a beauty. It might just tit his
Sallis‘a finger. Confouad it! why does he
never pick up itnytliing. "
“ Look a hero young1 fclh r.‘ ‘s 1vs the 0in
man. “hen" s a gold ring. 1‘111 poor as a
church mouse : haven‘t got :1 cent. The sto'a's
is 1111 closed and 1 Can‘t sell llll“. Ullluufi fi'
dollars for it and say no 111111'11.‘
Donewand the countryman has got a
brass ring. On the next block another Very
\imilar incident occum. A countryman is
plodding along and 1.1.111'kiiih1 about. He
hunks into a man who has stopped to pick
Ip sutiiethiiig. It‘s 11 hi: fat 11 allot. The
my man opens it and lici'lis‘ into it. T1111
miiintryuizin can see by the 111pi'essiou on
the other‘s face tl1.1t the is full of
bills, though he doesn‘t happen to see the
hills.
“ 11y thunde. 3“ siys the lucky tinder.
‘fsoinc countrytnan‘s in :1 1.1.1.1. wat his
pocket-book and a big hunk of money. It‘s
too had—too bad : and I‘ve got just. ten
minutes to catch the boat at the Battery.
'l‘hc poor devil ought to have his money.
Tell you what 1‘11 110. Give me $10 and
keep the wallet till you see ltLlllul‘ruw‘s
Herald, and then you give it to the luau
that‘s lost it. He‘ll advertise it sure and
you‘ll get $20, or maybe 350, reward.“
“ Take an 1-111 11l11pc out for fin and so.
how your luck is running. It won‘t cost
111211111
you anything. “'11:". 1021: \\'11y, tlmt'I
the gold chain. '1‘.1ke11try in earnest: only
fifty cents."
The. countryman pays fifty cents. 110
Done and the countryman has got 11 wad
of paper rolled up in 11 omudollar green-
back. Perhaps the next countryman among
our guestsdrops into 11 Bowery
Why shouldn‘t be? 111' never saw a band
of real l‘opocolopct caiiiiibals from l‘ata.
goiiia. 111'11 fat 11111111111 weighing111111111111111la,
or ii boy who can do with his fret 1111.11.11.11
others 1111 with their hands and all this can
be seen for ten cents. .\‘11 in he gm-s 111111
secs the 'l‘lionipsdn' street band of dai'kcy
cannibals. the ilisi‘dscd “Hindu and a buy
with bare feet. who does not do anything
with thusc members. though maybe he will
if the countryman waits and watelics long
enough. In 1111 meantime :1 \1-i'y genial
zenth'inan. “itli 11 \11i1'11 like a f11:-horii. in
\ltvsllie countryman to see what :uiotli1'1
g1 iitleniaii has just drawn for fifty cents
'l'hi'i‘cisa case full of rill\1‘l‘»l\l.ll1'11 11;1r1'
11nd 11 gold chain. 11 gold watch. :1 diamond
piii.an1ll don‘t know what all. and the
otlnr geiitlv-niiin has drawn ticket thirty—
two. 'l‘icket thirty-two".- \\'hy, ticket thirty~
two is the 11111111111111 pin 1 well. tho gold
watch is there yet.
in us out an 1'111‘1'lop1'. Perhaps it is mic
that sticks out a littlc; perhaps it is 11111‘
that he accidently saw the gentleman pull
out to show a by-stundcr in order to pron
that the number on the gold watch was
really in 11111' of the 11ii1'elop1's. If he pulls
out 1'itli1i' of these 111' will find 11 blink in
his 1'n11'lopc. If he is stupid and pulls out
unothcroiic the gentleman who presides
wills s1ize it with an “ Ah,
what you :11.“ and will change it so deftly
that you won‘t see him do it and «the
countryman gets a blank. 11' he tries again
and again he will spend $1 orS'itn carry 11!
11 .scventy-tivc-cent plated butter dish, per-
haps. lint maybe the next countryman i.‘
shy of the envelope game. That doesn‘t
matter. thir city people can please any
taste or interest any form of curiosity.
Ih-ubtlcss :1 thousand at least of the
tustics found themseln's in pleasant. con-
verse with 11 man who adroitly sounded
them to find out whether they ever played
cards for money or not. The pleasant pump.
cm were gainblingdiousc “ cappci's.“ They
lllllS1'lllll.
now let‘s .\Jt'
'get a percentage on tho winnings from
whomever they bring to the tables. They
are not violent. 'l‘hey‘do not drug a man
or carry him by force. nor do they urge 11
Loan to play if he says She does not. under—
stand cards. That’s all the talk of those
who do not know what they are preaching
about. The copper is the lcmst offensive
variety of city sharks. He asks you to come
around to “ the club.“ and then takes you
to a hell wherc‘is played either what is call-
ed a square or a “ brace " game. I never
staked a cent in a gambling-house in my
life, but I have often been in those' places.
and once 1 saw 11 copper bring in a jolly,
half-tipsy country merchant with a roll of
bills as big as a woman‘s list. I saw him
lose 1‘: 100 and then ode: to treat the house.
The boss gambler would not permit this,
but set up the wine himself. Then the man
sutdlown to play again. and the gambler
would not let him do so, but sent a cappc
out of the house with him to ace him safe to
hi: hotel. Perhaps you think this was high.
ly moral. Well, it was morality of the Nat»
est gambling-house standard.“
.Moucy “. Root of ill Bvll.
A terrible atl‘iiir recently happened ll
Puebla. An employc of the railroad brought
home all his saving, $260. in bank bills,
as a surprise to show his wife. who did not
know he had that amount of money. Hear-
ing the approach of the train he put them
on the table and ran out to his work and
his wife went to the door to look after him.
During her absence their little threcsyoar-old
daughter crawled up to the table and ‘seo
ing the roll of brightimlored papers threw
them in the fire. The father on his return
on learning of the loss struck the childsuch
a terrible blow as to kill it and that night.
filled with remorse. cast himself under the
wheels of a train and committed suicide.
he mother went insane and is now in lb
Iylum - Gairmtan New.
Concerning the Habit of mm
311-. Jam-11y. the richest of our purely im~
porting merchants, is near sixty-cam years
)1 age and empl '11: about three hundred
clerks and commercial traveler-
He atten ‘3 church and may be
seen th services holding h‘n
Bismrzisr 111111111111 'l‘srrytiowu he leaves
dailyinbissteamyscbt, onwhichhc takes
1.1111121132111111 mangoes to the wheel and
scans. He liasaclcrgymanwholoohnftsr
all h‘sc‘snritiu and reports to him every
..~._‘s . 1&1 11mmwm—hw and
"deal his two soul? anotbdr a- retired
“Ml”.
fgfifisdiascumsgshfl h.
ammonium
and surrounded by than
I'll! DWI-1" OF “BEING.
'l'bc one. Remark-bl. 1.111. with 11- AI-
mm“
This rs hot 11 very jolly British city to
visit just now. although bed and board were
in such demand a year or eighteen months
ago that the owner of a canvass tent twenty
by sixty feet could retire to the Lake of
001110 for the remainder of his life after a
month‘s rental from it. But now all is
alitiuged. City lots that sold ashigh $1,400
1 front foot are held for an offer, and then
is none to make it. The air y has had its boot!
and high fever ; and relapse. ccllapw in
fact, is upon the capital of the Province of
Manitoba, the first city of the great North-
west. Within two years the rush was at
great from Upper Canada there was not root:
in the cars nor in the hotels of Winnipeg
for the crowds. Demand for anything soot
begets supply, of course. and soframc build-
ings quickly went up for hotels and that.
more leisurely brick buildings followed, and
111w it is said the hotels in this city are as
numerous as churches in Rome where tho
learned reader 0 “ Hare“ and other guide
books will remember, there are churches—
or more. accurately speaking. a church—for
every day in the year. Be the number unit
may. they are umcrous and varied in 11131111
from The Qu n‘s, which is very English in
its musty atin1 phere and in its solid silver
or plated service on 11 tables. to the lodg
ing houses. immitiitiou of the English
where for twopcncc one can get a musty. it
not nasty. sliakedown. “ You can live on a
crust a day in Europe." says Bayard
Taylor. “ but below four cents for a bed
you can‘t go.“ But “'iiiniprg save in the
name 11nd air of its principal hotel, is not
in any manner an Euclisli city You don‘t
we a rod coat “ and the “ buli“~—'b. 1111 um.
ad tr111'1ll11r will reim mlier that Q London
policiniui is called a “ hob“ and alnjliut 1111
English shilling is called a bob—the “ 111111"
in the huge butl’alo coat. will tell you that
he came here from Wisconsin. The pcopl.
in the sti'ccts 111'11 American and the \varcsir
the shops are Yankcc. But the heavy swell
with the glass disc in his left. eye, tethered
by 11 string to his emit, is of coursc a Brit.
isl11-r. The city is American. and in the
character of the houses one could imagine
himself in Kansas or Minnesota. The cob
laps-11 has been a s: rious one, but bottom
has not been touched, From the mutter
iugs one hears, i: is not ditlicult to iniagiiu
that the mother couatry may inn 1' a refmo
hwy South l‘ai‘uliiia 1111 h1'r hands in [I].
futurc. that in fact How may be :1 scceding
state from the “1111112111111 11f (5111:1111. Then
the precedents of :.111 and comfort and r1 l-el
mun will :iiise to disturb the lliitishors.
THE EAGLB AND GAME FOWLS.
An Amcrican eagle, trapped on one of
the islands opposite Santa Barbara. was
sold to a gnmefowl fancier. who put it in
his chicken park. Suddenly one of the
fowls tlcw at the eagle and struck it upon
the wings. The eagle lni'n'ly loJle at lllt
little chniiticlucr 111111 11 curious. inquisitiit
glance. Then anothcr 111111111 fowl struck
aim in the lITi‘tlsl. _whil1' the first hit him or
the neck. The eagle now opened his wing:
with a leisurely swing and erected his chest
[anthers and his eyes 50111111111 to
Again one of the fowls rushed recklessly 11'
the eagle, grasping 11 bunch of feathers it
its attack. Before it recovered from it:
charge the eagle extended one of its talon:
and smiled the cock by the neck. and. 11 ill
:1 11.111.11.11... swing. laid it fluttering an:
quivering beneath its left {111 1t. Thcsct‘on:
cock now charged upon the' huge stranger
wh. so wings wer'e half opened and lazily
rising and following. As the cock struck
l was 111 1t with a blow from tho eaglc‘i
wing and .is it fell 11 ".s 1' .111;l1t in his taloni
and 111.1 d) in: upon the 1.": 1111111. The vio
t11r1li1l ii 1! app or to be 1'11'1tc11. and aftez
thus disposmg 11f its troublesome adwiwi
relapse into reflection. 1'1'1 iy 11ii1'~1 in u whil-
looking 11111111 indiffereuily upon the 11cm
fowl: lying at his feet.
HOW GOUGH SWORE OFF.
A 11 r111 r from the ( ‘ily has se nt out the
.bll11\\ini.. 1'. is not long sin» 11 (11111;:l1 b11-
c111111- 11 prof. ssiug ('liri~ti.1n. 1111 now c1111-
tciiiplzitcs 11 1l1'p.u‘lure from 1111' ly.'1'uui pl'lt-
{111111 to religious r1'1 l\1lll.'slll. That
Would he 11 11\h11i'tcr connot
1111111111111. 1111 told 11,111 that profanity was
his ltt'xi'lllllg sin. 111' was not at all inclin~
ed to iutcrsp. me his ordinary c0111 111's11tion
with oaths, but when suddenly darned 11
whopper 1111s apt to pop out of his mouth.
‘S 1‘1‘1' gill lli~' 111R$15l :lllil lvuili‘l‘csl \‘t‘rll‘
tli'it 111'1'r grew on feel.“ he said. “1 war
111111111: 1111 111 elevated railrmd platform 111.11!
Summer. It was a moist day, and“! corn:
sensitive as an many baninictor's. A
.uhhcr of a boy trampcd 11111111: past inc. and
every step of his \\‘Uul11 have driven s pih
at a single stroke. I pulled in my feet as far
I could. and felt grateful when he got bymc.
But my safety was fancied when he. got by
me. He turned back before I knew it. and
brought his foot down, square and hard, right
onto mine. I let out some of the 1mm 11'»
rect and unequivocal cui'sos that ever wen
uttered. 11c fled in dismay to a remote col
her of the platform. [‘11 made up my mind
before that to b. I Christian ; and the pro
(unity was no more than out before it. was
:epeiited. I want to that buy and apologized.
That was my last sweariiign 1 don‘t. think]
shall over swear again."
ll“
tanning 1111
l’i'l‘t' 113
THE ECONOMY 1N BLOPEHENTS.
“ That‘s all bush !" remarked 3 wells
known American physician to :1 journalist
:111' other day, as he threw down a paper
:ontaiuing an account of a runaway in
which the daughter of a local politician fig.
gred as heroine.
“ What's bash, doctor P“ asked the repels
.‘er on the lookout for 11 possible item.
“ Why. this runaway match which you
sharp man, but this is one of the sharpest '
tricks he has ever played since I knew him.
That elopcment was all a sham. It‘s as sim.
pleas can be. The girl‘s father is one of
the best known men in this section of the
town and is a politician besides. He has.
uccemrily. a large acquaintance with the
element who are always expecting him to
stand treat upon the slightest pretext. and,
what with this and the wedding festivities,
rapper and other stutter“, his daughter‘s
marriage, if oolomnixed in the ordinary
mutter, wouhlhsvcoosthim a great deal
of money. An clopcmcnt saved all this, so
be just opposed his daughter‘s wishes strong-
ly enough to give a pretext for the two do
run over toleficrson. where the expoun- of
the wedding. all told, didn‘t amount to
more than five or ten dollars."—HM
Words. -
Ilia-d- ud “V“ In mum- M
lion! Com
" Anthem notmanyhusbanaandwlvu
unveiling in the mine companies?”
“ Unfortunately, not very many. ~ Im-
gor- have sprejudios W new bus-
bandsandwives. no reason int! other
buanylittlodisputcwithsmsmbcrof the
company. or a disagreement with the
blaze .
ries lazily stepped to one 1111111 111111 1111111111.“?
have just published. That girl‘s father in a _,
a how. obs-1m cassava-nous.
Amelie—ls Profs“ :1- (Inc.- Ion... of
“ale liberal. 0"“ Wm
“Ware good enough for me."
mldtbcclcrkdsvnrylugcupdown hotel
Is he leaned gracefully over the desk.
“Mum give us any trouble and are
udyuallgood Americans ought to be
l‘hcy arc as secure against the wiles of tht
oonfid-icc willow as they are against the‘ ll:-
sidious bunko man, mid they know enough
to leave their keys and treasures at the desk
without being told. They do not s to
he businea manager “——technical for rk
—- “ as though he were a porter. and do at
ring for hot water over night and mo ' .
American-donut dothose things: 1 ‘ .
an do."
“ Which are the more liberal l"
“ In the man Americans, though we
bars had English nobleman here who were
liberal to the last degree. The younger run
of British aristocrats spend their money
freely. They toss a man a dollar for taking
up a trunk or a pitcher of water. and treat
every one about the house as a sovereign
treats a slave. This is not true of the older
lords and dukes. however. \‘1‘ith one or two
trifling exceptions we have {good them bx-
u-emcly 1.1111111101110111 and mean. Au Eng-
lishman docs what an American 111111.11
does; he goes nor his bill carefully with
the clerk—business manager before paying
it. If he thinks he is overcharged lit
cents, no pow er in the 1101180 can make him
pay. He considers it proper to protest. An
American is precisely the opposite to this.
He likes to do things in an oflslmnd, care.
less way, and if he is a bit overcharged—11c-
cidcntally 111' takes a genuine satisfaction
in paying it. 4 You see, all the people who
come here expect to spend money Many of
11111111 feel that they are slightcd if they are
not charged at top rates.
“ V cry few French or Spanish peqile
come here. Those who do are extremely
particular about their rooms and meals. and
make the servants little presents at the end
of the month instead of tipping them as
up, go along. You see. when you me
down to it. an American takes naturally to
11 hotel. ' ‘hcre are no hotels in 11‘.me that
compare with our own."
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
TO ALL 1‘ .\\'l‘l.\'ll 1‘11 I'IAHMlaVl‘.
We want 1.11'1'. Encrcc'tn 21111! 1 :1;1:1‘1l11 .\:,‘l‘llflt 111.
new county 111 11111 l‘iutnl 5111111 111.1! Farm-la. 111
sell a patent :1rti1‘21'of great find. 1111 :ls merits. .-\n
articlel1a1:n'.::1hirx1' sale. p.11 111: .111 I it“ pct n'iii
profit. 1111111"; no 1'1iliip1'tili1~i1. 111111 1111 111111'11 the
rim-Ill is protected :11 the 1-\1liis1111 sn‘c by a'dmsl
1:111'i1f11r 1:1cl1 and c111r1'1'11111111 l..' 111,11 swun- from
us “Elli nil lllt‘M' lltlh'tlzLL'i's to .111 :151lil-. and
:hcfa1ttl1atitis 1111:1rii1'l1'tlxi'1 in in ‘lI’tl :11 1 \cry
l111ii~111111l11'i. 11 iii-:11! 11.11 l~1 111 1'1“. 1r_1 to make an
"Humordinarv tiller" to 11 11:11' :11111‘. :1:11i1ts :11
.1111'1'. but 111' li:1\1'c1111.1hi1l1~11 :11 n 211.1'111 show. not
1111‘._1 our 11.111111111111111:1111-1... ra's of 1-111' 1111141111111.
hill in 115 solubiiily by any .1111'111 llui' uni lminllc 1!
with enemy. Hair 3511119111111 1.: 11nd. arr lll‘ibil ;'
from 31mm $1“! :1 11111111111"1-:1i .11111‘. thi‘ L111 1 "1:11.11.-
il safe {or 11s to 111.11k1'on: 1 111'! 111.11“ 11l111:1r 9 .1!
until-111111 tit .\111'2121'1211licil 11131311 .1211
111111111 1l111‘:l:i:1211111lf.~1.:111 1'21"1r .1: 11' l 3211' 111
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l1u11rni1vn 1- 111.1' 1s :11 d \111i'k 1111111 t!111111' ‘1 ~u‘1
1131415 for 11.1'1'11 1l'iis, :1111lf'1133us 1:11:17'1'a1lé1'd‘
11111111'33111\p1111»1 s. cm r1111rn 11H unsold and get
il.1~1riiioi11»1'l1~:1 l. X11 11th1'i1'111p‘..111 r 1113;1-isls 1'\1~i
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1.11 1.111111 that 111 11.11.» «profs 111111' iiiakiii: nlnh
than double 1111' 1111111111! 111' :1111'11171'1-1! and 11111
I1111 sale-111111 would 1:111' a prulll of mm Sits .11
rlllt‘lllll. and that one of our :i-i"1 . I111. 11:l121si:
11nl1:i\:I1un1 day tlur lame tli'r1ll;'l‘\r 1 'r1'u‘1ar-
1'11111111111iir11ff1'r fiillv. 1111111211111 111' \1i-l: lo sc'id :.
1'1 cry 11111-11111 of cuiplm 1111111! 1111-1 11 iii 11-1111 1:: ibrw
11111' 111.1 -::iiup» for p1111£.11:1~ 5111.1! ;1' our and ~1'
1iir1' tli1-:11:1'i'1'y in tune for the 11111-111 11nd 1:11 1.1
work on tl11'i1-ini-11.1mm!11:111111'virri '111 1.1ir1 otter
\"1'1111ul1l 111.1 111 11.111' ll11' :11l1lr1‘~ 11: .1 l 1211 ngt‘lll‘.
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1111111111 and ask ID) 11- :11t1 r.1.'ll1i» p'iiu r 11 1211 n'nfl»
l! nil-r toscm‘ 11- 1' 11 . 22:1' 11.1' -' .12.!
of all -111 h lh1'1 14111111 \1l1in'“ a: 11:11 1'.
\1.1ll11-1'tli1' Riv-t 1‘1'1111'1'111':
employ 1111-11.! 111111.11k1' money
“in111 .\l1v1'i'11‘1'iiux1. 1‘11.
llil 51111111111411.“ .1l‘111s11.1n:, l‘a
Send 1‘. 1'11. {or pointy. and Pt‘tfi‘Hl‘
lrt‘s‘Jl costly box of £11011.» \11111'11 1121i
liclp you 111 fllfifv‘ “11111.11 r::l1taws_1
than any lh u ’ else :11 flit-1 \111r111AlL11f1'itl11'r «1.511.
1'1'1'1! from llr5l hour Thelint-111nm!t»1f11rtiin1'1ip1'n-
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1. W. ENGLAND. ! 111 V1" 5" “
\1‘111' \11rk l‘ in
Elegant Styles
.\K“w—-
NSWVNDVSNLES lfll‘ SBI'NIE.
——ll.\llt.‘.\lX5 1N 1' '
Furniture 816111111113.
The, Newest Styles!
The. Best Stock'
'lh-J l‘iiicst 0011115.
The Lowest Prices!
(All:
~-—11:\\'1.\ltl «-
Enlarged My Show - Ronni!
.
And lnc reused luv Sine 11 am better [in pared to fill
the “unlsof 1111 main cusioiiicrs and the
public than (‘1 cr be fore
Thankful for past favors and soliciting: u continu-
dncc of the same. 1 remain respectfully.
Wm. Lockwood.
—DEALEB 1N ~—
Furniture & Canals.
1111 111111.. 31.. Norwalk. Ct. ’
"SUITS"
——— FOR —
Suits for facs- melancholy,
Suits for futures bright and jolly;
Suits for gentlemen of standing,
Suits that give a look commanding,
Suits for riding. walking, driving,
Suits dull hoes look alive in;
Suits to fit the peer and pennant, ,
Suits that make your custom pleasant;
31111- that must look veil displayed,
Suits that unit your summer trade.
win. as mum) ar-
OPENING
THE NISSES 81‘. J DEN
Will have a Special Opening of Sprl 112 111111 Summer
MILLINERY
—os—
Wednesday .Tliui'sda y and
Saturday,
April 9th, 10th and 12th.
[ti-Yon are rcsrs'ctfully inviml to “1111113:
Misses St. .1011“,
33 MAIN 8'11. Nth\\'A1.K. t'T‘.
SWAN 81 BUSHNELL
WHOLESALI AN ll BETA l l.
“EALIZIES IS
MEDELESLDI‘SI’S’EDE PllDlSI'S'
cur-13:11:93.
Ship Chandlers.
Have the Largest Stock in our line in t‘11niic11iicui.
Pure Lead and on
At prices which an- low: r than 1- ver 111 fore dorm:
“\1' my years \1111' is "I" 111111 to I‘ aim \our Iluild
1112s or i-cctln' material for ftitnn' ii" l‘un' l1zi1l-
and the Leadiii: Mixed l‘aints :1r1' la'in: sold :1: 211--
tlian the cost of phxluctiou. and must 111111111111 111-
11111111 Ir the war of competition between ih1 111111111
factnn'rs is 1111'11r Mun ' 511111111 1s. 1.1111111 rs llnislic 1-
a111l111r1miinsite for the truth at l11\\' ti :urrs
\\' "1111111 him-1- 11- 11111 of our specialties (MIN 1‘ 1r
11:11:125ails. lll11cks.llurd\1.11n'. l'niiil:1i1.:l1 111r1iliin:
Ina-11ml about is \‘l'iM'l “1 mat“ .1 sp111' :1ll1 11f
Dredging Materials.
1 ink-1 Rings Sharklu. 511111' Twin-1.1 11111111 R11 111
5111 ll and Uisli' r l'1irl1-.1'~pi.'1'illv pi1 lklri‘il lbn11l1:1
1.1111 and Buov Rope F211- 1111111: 111 or t1 l.1\1 X1 11
\orkpricrs('11n'fiiliilh'nii11nt 1 1111l1-rsl1) mail.
36:! WATER S'I‘Ill'll'.‘|‘, {111111.11-
llllllltll'll’tlll'l‘, (‘1‘.
THE SENT NFL
11.\\ had something losay 111111111 111.131 hes
in my advertisement for two months
past. 1Y11u doubtless read it: but 111111111
111.1t1li1's are 111111111; the n it is 1111'1ssaiy to
buy Housekeeping articles. such as :1
Stoves. Ranges. t'rocko'ry and 11111». and
there is not :1 store In Ntlr\\‘:t1k or 51111111
Nurwalk can match f11rli111~1l
that 12111
Hoods and Low 1'1‘11‘1’3‘. ll;tl1il_\ :11l.1_\
pluses but what 11111111 1111111: new is .1.l1!.-.l
to my already large ass-rtmv'nt.
" Just drop in during this 11111iiil111111l
examine the Brunswick llllp-‘l‘llll t'hiiia
Combination Set of (‘1'. 1ck1~ry T111111
look at my stock of Refrigi'iators, t‘hil-
drcus' Carriages. Hammocks. llird t‘agcs.
By l 51'" the
Cutlery, etc. the way.
111's! Kerosene Oil. and t‘hiniioys, t..11~
:it Bottom Figures. Hoods 111'll\'1'lt'1l
free of charge, and t1'l1'phon11 111 the
aturn‘
9.. ~—- —
E. K. Lockwood.
First .\ alionai
MARKET
t‘or. llaviland and .‘lnllIVSls‘.
ll.1\i\11_' 2111111,;111 llll‘ \l1ii'k1t11f.l.:u1.1 . M [.111 . 1111
1l1'sir1~t.1iiif11riii llic put-ice that 111' shall kupn full
supply of
Fresh flllll Salt Meats
——-—01" 411.1. KINDS. ——~.
1111111111111 VEGETABLES
And lhcrylhin: l‘crtasning to :1
FIRE T-CLAS ‘ SM.‘ RH [11‘
And respectfully solicit a shore of tln p11l1li1 put-
“11111131.
Souiii Nnm'slk. X1111. is 1313. 1113-11
SfllMflM‘BI‘fl Mrs
Having: thoroughly painted and retinal their store
70 “’ashington Sb.
And having made it the
siepicpuedtosccall of t
friends. 1W6 have a large
meat of manual 11 th 9
[EMBED L NE
Dried and Evaporated Fruits,
Fine Teas, .Cofi‘ecs, and Pure
Spices of all 'kinds, warranted
strictly pure. A large assort.~
merit. of Fancy Cakes and
Crackers always on hand.
wWe are giving away a fine Hund-
int ted Plate with (1 Pound Package of
Quality
Mixed Tea!
A LAIGI ASSORTNENT 0F
Canned - Goods,
Which we are offering at Special ludnccsientr.
Fine (‘ ream (‘hea $11.
We ken-pun band #111 the Best Brands of
FLOUR.
, 153%th
FINEST 813'! I all
casantcst stun. {11 tow.u
cir old customers and
and (.11tnple‘c Assorb
iiiH - 1111 LAY 1.1"“...
now trovcllug in this country. are that mootof
Horse and Cattle Powders sold here are worthlm
melt. He says that Sheridan‘ 1: Condition Powders
~Irv absolutely pun- and immensely valuable. 80th
ing on earth will make hens lay like Sheridan 3
Condition l‘111v.1lcrs Dose 1 ““‘mf‘l‘ to I piti~
of food. Sold c1 cryu here or sent all for 8 let
tentampc. l. S Jottssott .tyt‘o
63:2.41' Boston.
BOOTS 11111 SHDES,
l SIS—.1.
I HAVE IN STOCK A F’l‘LL USE OF
Mens’, Boys’, and Youths’
Boots and Shoes”
ALI. STYLES AND LO\V PRICES.
Womens’, Misses’ and
Childrens’.
———ALL KINDS——
$1.00. I.
0" I"?
‘1)
. All“. 2.50, 3. (ll, 11. '10.
(icnts‘ Fine llambfiewed—
Bflllflll EDS CDDQI‘DSS GENRES.
To buy :1 perfu't 1111111 or Shoe.
11'. ”11111111131 1.1111. in Style lllrll‘c .\‘1-11'.
1111 try ”11' 111111.111' lli:1' plea“ - all.
That makes you glad 11 llt‘lt 1’1 r you (11!!
———.1\.\‘ll THAT 1.5 1~~—
“BROWN’S.”
1‘; Main St. ,s South .\‘orwalk
.\‘1111' is THE in: 11: 11111 1'31?
llOY'I‘K!
Cough Remedy.
Pure DiiHs, Medicines, 81H.
11 I" fi'l‘ I'} X'I‘Il A ("I‘s
Prescription.- (‘ni'etully
(‘tlllllltblllllll‘tL
.1 1.111111: srocx or
PATENT MEDICINES
.\lw ays'on band at
HUYT’S Pharmacy.
Carriage Making!
Repairing
Jobbing.
Henry Tilly’s,
HARDWARE
11!
t‘onn.
The l1 ES 1'
Gene ‘1“ Hard ware
.Vla'c'lnuitcs Tools.
\Vllitc Lead. l’uluts.
“Its and “'lnduw Glass
A full Assortment of
Locks and Kliohs,
'l‘ahlo ulul Pot-lust Cutlery
01 the best Quality t‘hesp for Cash
H1111 Furnishing Ennis
l .\PANESE P \PER \VERE.
.\tzent for the
”111'. r Verdical Boiler and Hall‘s Paton
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements,
Ship Cliandlery, Rope, &c
w. o. QUINTAaD
No. .‘l HUSlt‘, HAL]. BLUt‘K. So. Norwslk.
Averill
The Oldest ,
and Satisfactory
AS50RTM RNT in T0“\ 1
M 0st, Reliable,
Chemical
Combination of Lead and Oil
Invented for Houses,
Mauufacturies, and Iron Work.
Paint
[3 unequaled. Send 'or call
for Sample Cards at
(.‘Vt‘l‘
LadiHs’ KM BED-Ml,
Wanted for 'l'heleu of all the!!!»
AGEW of the 0.8.1110. hm!- band
t, best book ever sold for less
than twice our price The fastest selling book inAin~
crica. "hm profits to agents. All intelligent M
do want it. An one can become a succvsrfnl siren! '
rms fire. 1 ALL“? Boos C.o Portland. Maine.
iii-:cuiPLEri: HouE.}.......:..-r,;.
book New (1tition._-Nc:‘limll.—New llhlwdhm
from new 1C\t v11. >11 11-1 ygmt— up.
54:91:11 111 .1‘. 11:.“ Lei. .1 .11 111 mm. doing 11;
out. l-Zx‘c 111.1 ss'r Tums. The ndscmcsr ins-sperm
but issnn A 1} now
uuv fiddlinsos a co a: .\‘orth 1111 St. Emmet.
phi). l'a. Alsuotleu grand new books and BEN“.
GS 1y
For the working class. Send )0 n‘uts for
GULrllmtnL-e. and we will mail youflr’e. a my-
al \slusblc box of sample goods that 11'1.ll
put you 111 the way of nukiu: more mom-1 in a few
Stays than \nit 1 101' thought xnsiblc st snv business
Capital not required. “”cwill slut voll \uii can work
Ill the time or in spare time only The work is \iiii~
11 Mill adapted to’botli scvm, you“: and 11ld.\ 1111
can eailily earn from 5111c. to S1 11cry 111': That 1111
who want work may test [in business 11111 make ”us
unparalleled offer; to all who are not “1' ll sstistiul
we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of 111-11111: its.
Full particulars. din-ctions 11't1 . suit free f-‘ortum s
will be made bi. those who 1:11'1-tl11'1r 111111111 tim1 tn
the \v ork. “is at evict-111's abs-111111 l1 sure II1 ll '1 1111‘ 1:11'
Slut now Addnsn 81135115 1t 1 1).]‘ort‘sntl.flninc
H. S. CORWIN,
Petroleum Broker,
520 \Velles' Building.
13 Broadway,
)1. Y.
Pipe Line Certificates 11‘rn1l1- l‘ctmlcnmi bought
and cold for cash. or carnal 1111 1111112111.
Loans iicmithiinl. ttrdc's 11y mad or triumph
promptly executed. '
{3" t‘orrespondence S111it‘ll1'11. Daily
market report at the (‘ity Hotel.
1.1:; if
DESIRABLE
Blll DE LE
For Sale.
.\ raw opportunity :11 scflln‘ disll’flllll' 11'. 2111.1:
Lots :1! 5111111 rate 1‘ri1' ~. 11
East Norwalk,
ls 11111.1 11il1 (“'11. Maps 121111111111: Bastion. 111.11 :11: :11
foriiirition 2111-1: by
C. W . SMITH.
\\';1s|1 11:111. 52., 5.
Nuru :11}.
\1::. .\: l1 l\\‘2
R. L. Baker,
VERY AND FEED
STABLE.
\1‘12111'11a “11111.. - 5.1. N i:\\ \l 11'
« 1'11 1‘ vb
11..
R. L. BAKER
/ 51 .\ “1.11.. .\t:1.11~11:
New Grocery
1‘ Railroad l’lacc. 5‘11.
]\\5_ r1..;:
Noi'wailc.
' tak1n ’3..-
. .1 I:
..\>li>tl11
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
1r1";'t'1,‘511‘ 1 :11 1' :lis an 11'
it vv1.l 111 1111' a' in to k1s11 11.11
13051 of
.'.1v-.» 3‘
1rvtl1 :1 1\.'. '1'
ll' 11111.11: 11 .\ 1'.-, 1.1,
(Eoutls.
.\ii-l 1.151. a:
LOWEST PRICES.
Hoods 11:‘:' ‘
lie-:s’lh' 11.“.1'
1111's (all.
Albert Berg.
1.1
111111121111: 2 i'nunprl}. :1: ':
l\‘ :tt \‘xlltillllhliil’ ;|:iil'~'li.‘
1
12:". l\\"1‘.
1111811111181
.\laiiufntgzrcrs of 11nd Dca‘ars in
chv'iis .\nrx.
Lumber, 1
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash,
Blinds, Pickets, Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
\‘eiieered Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
MAB" AL 5T1.
New Goods!
“Hitches,
4
g01:11.1. .\‘OliVVAldi
Diamonds,
—-.1x11—
JEWELRY
Sole Agent in Norwalk, authorized by the company.
or
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Railroad 111111111
John Foley's Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
Eye-Glasses. Nickel and
Walnut. Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
—ruu——
WATCHES
A SPECIALTY.
Wit-111m, .u
A. W. Austin’s
Garden Growth Teas
hmilies can sure about (11114qu by sending to us
for Tess. as wc lmpnrl our mm. and hlfi‘ 110“? 9“
for torn vcars. T113 (lRIGlNAL AMER“ AN
TEA Cu.
Send for t in'ular 11111111 2111.1 prices
ticnlsrs. “11111 \\ 11.1.1.5.1‘nsi .
l‘. 0 l‘o\ 121.,13 \ 1s'y 5‘
ONE DULLAR'S \\ orth of any 1
mnvzli. t‘hinit orJapan T11» ‘l‘l'lt by
or 111 LARGER 111111111in by expnss, 1
11. past paid.
5:112 paid.
.\ 11-1 1»; 11111111111 5.1111111: {r111 _1' absolute“
66} .' ' \1.l1t'alt.il',if
you 11:11.! 1 11-1111 ~~ at \\ liicli [K hone ofi itht'l'
sex 1111111,:11r 1. .1d (an make _‘1'\":il pay al. the lime
ttu _1 11 on. 11 1111 1111.... 11m- certainty. write for particu-
1111.5!” 11 Hal 1 in .v t o . Portlax'd..\laii:c.6w-1y
BHHKHHHHH
“FOR THE BdOK-WOQDSMEIH
The "1 \t 31'! ‘ ‘ 1 life no: w-r'tf-
en .\ M-Il- for
5..” . \g11:s . 1 ”by: '31 “c
w: H a. 1 \grntin .i r '! 111111th
the W. E. DIBBLE PUB CO. Cincinnati. 0.
‘RGENTS... “Exit-5‘53: w"... R M u
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GRAND
SPE NE DPEN NE
_ 11p-
MllLlNERY.
MLSHNNI‘SESI‘S
\pril l l, and I2
.“1'11-1\1:l\1
H A 'I' s ,
Feathers, PIHHHHH, Etc.
1"...'-:11.y .'.. :...-1 1,
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l;.\']‘ 1'}. "l‘.
51m 1's
TDHLVPPFLUMBSI PiiHHs.
GHUlls
F \.\1 1
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111‘cit'l‘\ , l 11ml?) l‘lu'
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BEST Q OO.,
131111111311i'l111vs‘aii1lYouths
(l111i1i'1_.:ll'11> C:1ps.:ii'1l For
iii~l1ii _ (11-1115. .\ll551‘5 and
t.::‘l~t'i11:iks and Dresses. .\lil-
.\1115llll. and .\1111'i1111bn-
$111095,
‘1111-1'}.
111'1‘\\'1';ll‘.111 1>i1'i'y.i il1 11'11s,
1'11'.. c.1111 lulams‘ (‘lothiiig 111
1111'1 description wi'l find in
1111': stm k the 11:11:11 '51 :ii 1i must
1'11211l-1tIL‘ 1151‘111'llilt'ill t-l l.l>ll1
111:1:il1l1' styles :it the l11Wt':l
,11l'it't‘5‘.
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:11'1nu 's .\1111 \ 111 k.
Three
: 1r I old
.111): b: 111.1“:
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