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11; 7‘. .1 n 1.;s lli1illll‘ll3‘lll. llL‘ hud a
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11'. lie I :l 3 .111. .iIl.‘.‘.If11r,liisllf1-ut
t. ‘.1.'..; E, ..‘.l Lairrird out in I‘i'rry
l_ .. if. .‘v‘ liliX lo‘ L311 \lt'I‘l‘lI‘d l” lit“ L‘
‘.- ' 2 i:..itl:.1us;in~l doll-“s. I1 re-
t. :‘z 1:. busuiwss -..u.l livu- upon tlw 9m. re .st
91 . This L11- liud 13.111211. lle tliI-ti
l ‘ - r. All the p L taunllL~.:rnth21tlntL‘T
I... 1‘5 \t tliii‘q on tln- phoruinnio \\‘:L‘l
p.91 1» I l-t;3 .1 hous 1 out of town. 11.1
\3 . :» a» l -l .11 1 r1ru 33if1. " b- 1th virtuous .
a‘ l l . 2.13211," and to Ill-tlit lllul‘nt if n. oro
:l?l!‘1i"l\'x"lll the L 3L-s11ftliL- ludiLs, disp: I1.»e.2.l ,
ful‘ II: - 221-. : tun-2 for nuiny yelrs with his
1-1 2.1: ~ 5“ 1. l-;‘. ass. s. loin ufmid he lost
m1. r 23. .n -,; llllel by his vanity. t“ rtainly
this \1. .s 1. - 312th the young lady lo llli‘sl ml.
min .1; for uni r otirqully flanking tlzL- lililL
tr» . men he 9le l1lt‘3l with out tl1‘lll‘,l a more
yrt- 1! L-r. llt'ltl’ L.\‘.s Ld it. an \liss
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.il‘xll‘t‘
, 33 is cert..ixily prLtty and accomplish-
:ll\il r..thI-t‘ unli .‘nlo :'
' :m :il': 3'! r.I".i1_-tiL-:1.s. Slu‘ liked
~-11‘ 121 3 um ‘ p. -1«l-.-.huppy pL‘L-plo;
Iri .;ht p.- mph . Mr. Starks, with
. l x Inigo! lnn‘t‘ found too Dltl;
: i ll" was awkward.
no {not which ho was
‘rttxl to dis-tin. for since her
“.1! is 33.9;- .‘.lwu3.~i ci3il the oxpression of
hr L‘ be.» had no other upon him whatever.
\S'lleti elv- finll th‘d Sho was engaged to
drum-.1 with \‘I-ZHL‘ vile olso. he believed her.
“'hen he risked llLr if he might see, her
I on;
I .I l.
lilol ‘.\ ‘_\
. ‘just do L epted Mr. ‘5 escort,
s 1rr3 to say no.“ He believed it
true huMhe had solemnly determiuod to
conquer raw; andthis is the way he set
allw‘dl ix.
At Airs. Perry‘s where about twenty
pool 9-1 llihl been asked to five o‘clock tea,
he met Effie Fell. and had his usual for-
menting L‘xpericnce of being just too late
for everything.
It was his fate to take down to supper a
ver3 tr. i.;.ht merry plain. little old maid,
Ih - mil. d to him .‘?without ceasing. She
nus. wit hout doubt, ery plou‘umt. notwith
stundina 1 no crime of being only five your!
young: than himsehf and she. for be),
part fonn 1 him charming. But he did one
curious thing. As they went up stairs he
.I slo‘ stood in the kitchen;
:.v.l up, and llt'r t lm‘xs .ul
" ht me one you home, “ he said.
A voice from under the shadow of th(
deep lull fringe unsworod :
“ Why, yes. thank you,“
.iis arm.
Tho night was dark, tho:fuct‘ of the lad)
l1. side him was quito invisible when once
out of doors. but ho felt her littlI1 hand on
his arm. and oould not help saying
“ llow delightIliutliiszis."
‘hv Intud llulorod u little.
reuionxl from his .rrin.
Miss limb. although the wrap was Ellie‘s.
Eilio had promised to stay all night ut the
Porry‘s, and had suid to Miss lluih. who
had worn “lint sho I\\n.~.idrrod insull‘ioicnt
“Toppings:
“ Put on this thing: of mino, Misszlluth,
or 3.1u ‘II II. \3 o one of 3our fawn aches. You
can sL-ml it o3L1r b3 Intlo l'inuh in tIIo:Inornv
ing.‘
And Mass luith 33 ho wus‘. too poorto have
pretty things of her ow,n though she was
always neat, rather liked to wour this be-
coming crimson garment. if only for an
hourIaftor dark.
She was very happy under it, as this ami-
able old bucholor said charming things to
hcr ; but when at last Mr. Sparks, taking
and he 03011.1(“-
hut:wns not
i that litth1 thL‘k glove in his. said:
I
I am! 1—1
; never be silly enough to marry any
“ I know it Is a little pronmturo. but you
havo always been so surrounded by admir-
u‘s that l have had no opportunity before,
und my ioolings uro dI-vply intorostod. Can
you like mo enough to bo my wife 2‘“ "Miss
Ruth actually uttered a little scream.
" .\lr. Sparks i“ aho cried. “ It is so sud~
don‘t know what to think: we‘ve
hardly met beforo. - To be suro. no one
coubl'bo ulcer, and a suitable ago. . I should
one
younger than myself. but i can‘t answer
such a question on the very instant without
thinking."
. mid.
L lllllt.‘ Rfiss lilllll.
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, nuns if to run;
Womb ring
mishilxo to Miss
“ 'l‘lmnk IIL.I\‘I1n. I have not giwn that girl
the .anpxu‘tuuity
thought that Miss lluth might not be so on.
suitable :1 wife for him. uftrr all.
his bourt.
row.“
should not my yes '3“
is for life.
Suroly this was not Ellie‘s voioo. It was I
putty \‘UlI‘I‘. too. but Iowor in tone.
“ Surolythis is Ellie Fell‘s wmp!“ be
gasping.
“ H3 notices ovon what I have on." said
“ How much in love In
and film answ‘I rx‘d :
“ \\ h3 . yes! llow bright you uro about
everything. to bo suh‘! Slio would make
ino put it on. door soul 2‘ so thoughtful!
l‘oul l‘vri‘y will huvo a nioo wife »—1\
pr 1t13‘ as l told his nioilior.
In
must be.
“too. wifo.
'l‘l.123‘ n to bo nurrIe I a month from 'l‘llui‘s- j
GAY."
A momont bot‘oro Mr. SlKll‘liS hud boon
lo1\\‘llI‘ (‘I‘llbl \‘VI‘I‘ t‘Xllltllll lllS
Iluth: now ho thought:
of mining Iuo' and a
SIolv.‘ into
'l‘huy walked on in silonoo.
" 1 will come and talk it all our to—Iuor-
he said. us they purtml at ‘ln‘r door.
“ And you must think it well over.“
‘ And you‘ll not be angry with IuL1 if I
said Miss lluth. “ lt
you know ~suoh a solemn thing
{or l-otli.”
It 331v. u judicious answer. though .‘dlsi
Iluth (ll l not hnow lI. Sho nth rid the 3I‘r3'
33:11 Is I‘:lli“.\l:III II to win Mr. Sparks.
“ >ll1‘ is rugi‘t to \‘Itii‘li “Univ
121 12 one.
llouldlt s5 .sln his i‘ofusrd sovrrul nu‘n." he
thought. :is 111- 33 rilkod lioun‘ uloIn‘.
“ Pretty, wry slikv lithe Fell, too» and
tour to mo. much niooi‘. .\ good houso.
kL‘I‘l‘t‘l‘, 1‘11 33 mar And I can‘t hay o lillio.“
llo 13lippod lllllll‘r a lump—post and opcnod
his. Ii11t1.‘~l\\\oli. In it woro written these
words :
‘ If possible, nmri‘y within tln1 your."
The words dooidrd him. He had so far
L‘nt‘l‘lwl out his life plun. lint two months
uamino-d of tho your which ho hml pin:
23‘ in. and ho bud L‘l‘msr‘n the
littl. Villa ln‘ lll'u inlr‘tl to buy.
“An L»x\‘L-llr»nt littlc woman.“ he
t'sllil.
i “ “'o (\lmll be happy."
but rillt‘ llfld‘
‘, ‘lllll‘.
Thero— -
n. 9Lft2r u small social gathering. she?
' Inotxntm‘. onlivorv.
. .
And in this ho 3322s right.
It has ulwnys lu‘: n a sort of fuiry tale to
.li~< llutli that. of fortyd‘no, liI‘r lmésbund
fell in l1|\‘3‘ with her tho second timL1 he .suw
er. but it has boon a delightful one -. und
she h. LS grouli plump and bright L» 3ed in i1
8 wt of second girlhood that 0: one with hor
lll\t lUY I‘.
And Mr. Sparks has written on tho but
1 age of his little red louthor book :
“ l have curriL-d out aillfin3fplnns. “'hut
other in: lll can say as muo h'; or, at tho best.
more '1 ‘—.lbzry byte Dal? 91.9
ALLIGATOR SKINS.
Thousands of the skins are shippod to
Europv lilltl tho North. “ lint the market."
viid tho doulrr, “ has bL-I-u ovol‘stm‘ltotl
with nlligitors. and tho businv‘ss ths fallen
Xll L‘ousidv-I‘Jbl3‘. For several your; there
. 1‘.“ I32 111‘ Ind ru sh for thehides. EvI-rything
from shoes to furni-
~. 119.1 t‘n n d. do 3 for rooms: but. like
inns. it has hud its Ll.1.3‘. (‘uriously
cum. "ll. tlu' most monoy mud;- in the busi-
n as 33.12. in tho solo of imitation alligator
'i‘his is nude so skillfully that only
~ who .now the real thing from oxporis
oil it The peculiarity of alliga-
l i‘. i l. is th. .t it is 33 :Itor-tiplit and «aroused
,1- .3 . urn 1us 3\ ..i3' lo lil.ll~;3: n peril t‘t imi-
;I cast or impreasion is Imul.‘ of the
‘1 .ll thing and a utump mode from that.
Alli min goods still cost a good deal. be~
it t‘ns‘ls more to tan thorn tIi-Iu it does
in and the cheaper lmthors. but for a
.. .e the profit on tho goods was enor-
rus. I hove bought skins by th 1 dozen
: miny- sovrn cents apiece from twelve-
2 .::1.i1.x.ls. tanned thorn and made them
' . : tli it sold for $75. Tho1 bags
I can make you
\1 Is In do of :Llli». 'Iior,
’.llr\‘ll.
tililst‘
2.. " in l
I; »1 sL ll for all prices.
me for $1.000. We aro getting up one
now that will bring that. It is a complete
l 1912-: so: lol‘ u gentleman. The toilet bot—
th-s and box-es arc of glass, solid gold
The ivory boxes all
‘uvL bu; relief monogmnis on thorn, nut‘
wold Coven. have tho some. in gold.
\.‘e formerly dual! very extensively in alli-
n
“18
~ 1:43.21? goods. but they are so common now
«(Ian d at the door of the library, in which 3
the Indie: had left their wrap-9. and led her
in.
" I bath: an idea." he said. “ that ladia
aln‘nyn «Loose these things in reference to
than 90:14 lesions. and that I can tell which ‘
btl‘a, ;. runny one I know. Row this yel-
low ti“ l 1. t to be Ali‘s S nith‘ s."
“ S 9 i‘. is, ' 13.“de ldtilz.
“ An 3 2.2.»: black lace Aim Luna‘s."
“ Why. you are switc {“suid Allanfiuth.
“ And this crimson, with all the Lassen,
512.11. Brown‘s." Continued 391:. Sparks.
" [here you‘ve made your first. mistake.
Eur that is His Ellie Fall‘s," said Kim; Ruth. '
"I sba‘n't gums any more, than,“ said
‘l'is artful bachelor. who had discovcxoé
who: he clt‘h‘ltul in WI, audlalhlixsltutl:
many.
151.1. whathehdleumtintotlslibrary
m.«iouthdr‘raps.hntchud tba tron;
V'thena‘unaadunnanas the vivid scarlet
1‘. hardly puys. The animal is pron y valu-
able all through. From some kinds a mask
is obt..ined. l‘he skeletons still sell to
colleges and museums, especially if they
are large. and the teeth are made up into
u-‘cklnros. pins, wrings, and everything
you can think of in the way of jewelry,
and they tindalarge sale at the summer
resorts in the North, and: Jacksonville "and
St. Augustine in the South. Yeople always
want to take away something with them,
. no matter what it is. and curiosities are
aetulely prepared hero in New York and
aunt down South for sole.“
Unto-ally Armed.
In the courthouse an Irishman stood
, charau with steal-mg 9 watch from a fellow
r
citizen. Ho 5990qu denied the impeachmen‘l
and brought a rm‘nlor accusation again“
his accuser for mount and hotter)- colt
mitt-Id with a frying pan. Tho Judge val
inclined to take a emu-sense view 01th.
use. and W tbs prisoner,
Whydid youdluvthepmutor. what
a mailer mu MM to N :0-
l‘npwhlchhmlahoodtoit, vailod a eu- gmmn my 3.3 you will
hiadurkbnianddmppcdome pair (I
yum-band to defend marl! with!"
Winona-I. be w Mud. K. “W. mustarfsu'md Pat. “3
dummfinvtfiufih NaugummiflWs
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It was tho hand of -
A IEXICAN KITCHEN-
I‘Iow Food I.- I‘rolmrod for the Table
“‘llhlul 13 Stave.
A Mexican kitchon is a study , and to do
it and all its queor \litll\1l\ justice would
rcquiro a column“ spuco. '1‘ bore 2 rc no
cooking stovos in Mexico. or ovou anything
like the tiropluoox of our grandmothor‘s
..liys Ono sidI of tho room was occupi/d
113‘:. soil of .s‘ Ilt If built into the wall be ut
on Is: lush. in lllt o1. utIo of which a sum“
33 ood liro is kept burning. 'l‘lu-ro is no
which :I XI 1.3 l-luglund linusowifo
would I‘11:|.1~l lL-I‘ lit to burn. only tho ginulL-d
Ind l\\lr~l\‘.l lll‘dllt‘lli‘fi of mountain from.
Ind around :I littlo heap of those the earth-
In vomiting pots aro rungod. 1f the family
S'lllli‘llllli‘fi this smoky
impr-o. .l upon by building a charcoal firo
Lug-- ourtln‘ru pot and setting tho
>lil.tll« 1‘ cooking 3.2ss1-ls within it. III numy
liousos .\ mud ou-u is built at ono 11nd of
th. slu If. or soinowhoro out of doors...
hr It tln oven a fire must be built inside of
it and tho outrunco L‘los‘ul with a hot, stone.
Howl-3 1. I‘. 9.1 un' things,“
V the linglisln. ‘s ado itiao
l'llll'T uot into the household coon—
oux)‘. nu \1\\‘\l is ultogr‘thor u superfluous
I;i\I: I‘y III tho Cl ntrL- of th. kilo-In u :Itzuids
.tsn11st l “1““: xi t tutor tho no t m , for
.‘11‘.Il‘ I m: .l ll IS 21 hollowod Slulb‘ ill“
Iry I-I‘:-.Id howl, liming two
gs .-.t oi: \ \ nd whiih invl'uu‘s at an
I‘l iv: I\- fly I‘ Ilt‘h 1 'lt I 3‘. Th“ lul‘tlllll
u: do 1‘ kn L Is on thL dirt tloor at tho oh-vat-
,1 d I I‘. l of tho Im1t.ItL..Ind tho own buying,
I . pr-z 3iou>l3 boih d in wouk IyI- and still
[ll-l“ 333-.t sbI L‘I‘usbos it into pasta‘ with u
I‘ioll n1: pin tho llll\l\ll‘1‘ grudunlly
sliding down the inolinrd pluuo into :3 dish
plum d to rL-L‘oiyo it. \l'ln‘u :3 quantity has
l‘31‘ll thus \‘I‘Itshed it is rolled into bulls and
I it until rupurod. It is astonishing why!
or amount of com a family of ordinary sis»
will consume in a day. in tho form of tor-
tillas. tlw .\l.~\‘toun " stall" of lilo,“ \l'hun
a Rival is on tho tupis. the but not in th~
d‘.‘ llli‘ trdgody, wo fool inolzuul 1.
try. when sllIlI‘l‘lllg the uftor pangs of in
IIIgL-stion ~is to load tln1 griddlo. or moi-o
rouuuonlya smooth llnt stone. Then the
cool: Likes u vory sumll lump ut onoo of tln‘
propurod corn pasto and shapes it into thin
round min-s. with a little. and in but of .II
.iisio‘loth she uses a tiny broom brush. Ido
.. .. .\l lllLst whisk brush Th1 only \llS~
I-Iu‘ suggtstion n‘oout it is llut thou;
ms uro t‘.ll'\‘ll_\' lllix‘ tliosx‘ In. :I to
.ll Il'difl tho “ h. All of tho {:lllill)‘ "
Ilo’on 1.1 lint of llu‘ llllllll1ll 1! «‘21 31in \lltz'h‘
\3 I\\ nl hrpn
!.s sin Ill, I‘I‘I'l‘t‘Vfi i‘
ill 3|
1.1.x buli- d food
:n‘.‘o:‘1l.‘.:2: tn 1
iront
il. .~ of :m or: :I
sli‘llt l1
n‘ -‘
mum
stL-Iu'
.illll ‘
.i.2'l 91.1.1
li‘l.s'.\ i
:ll‘r‘ :‘rw‘ combs. usml in lb ‘ .m1l 1!.91
tour will Illllll I1 ll”! iii-«2.1 l:.».1:.is nIiy
.\"ll12‘l..|it‘.s 3‘11 “ :I1‘. \I l. ltke lluitL-Iodp's
\-.1.l1. ~ ‘ i'm- .‘ ... s :22. I.. \L‘r \IipLd. l1u'
~tu:: 2.11 1-2 51y, sonu-tmz- 3 in n tI.I3
or :III .Idolw .3‘191 ii. but 1; 1‘ :il._\ on llu‘
howl dirt t‘.ooi‘ honod again»! the \\.‘ll.
.‘I:I_.l:.,x1 111 st Ill-‘3‘ all your to thy-
tn} 1. l 1.2:»! shining. lint funny thins.
con-12:1 2n 1: \Il 1 m‘ei‘ugu Irish or nub-r I Si‘l»
\.u.t 3‘....- i2ll3ilirtl to do likouls. 'l‘ln
I‘m-.2; .KE‘1-1.‘.3 .szrl .stI‘L‘l-blulLLl luilvos :tl‘t
l\\‘,1t11i:3\ . \il\|tl:‘ll to Inn 3our blow: in.
thomlll no l.tlll bi‘lolts or p.\tL1IIt soups nn‘
:1;;:‘,-l.-;odi:r thLir polishingmouthing but
pure. IIn;~._lIIl:.-i.i:. .l dirt. '1 ho z‘ri‘vaut.
whose Il‘ll\‘ i. is. Lulu s th-1ui out of doors.
l. n. ‘s up In tho gxounl. dips up a little
new mu. 1 .I;. l, l.ol ling.1 the lLuifo or spoon
firmly on a snare. polishes at In: leisure.
llispllt‘ \llll 2i.\‘lfi and llu‘ :lllsvllttfi Uf all
‘lluau common-nus which no consider in-
Ill\}\Il\\\l1u l lI:‘.vo nohr yot soon an on
t. Iy I..t.l1 iin Muir-1. livvi‘ything islo~1~t
s‘liIi.;lLI .iu-l er sh us hands and unioh‘
lllJl‘iv’ it I \t u to the cooking pottery which
Is of u». I‘\\iI_\ sun-lo. d bhu‘k whonovor usod
If wo could oouibino tlin‘ii‘ iunuto uouinoss
with iuiproh‘d nuthods. tho rosult
would be tlut olounlinoss which 33‘o uro told
is “ ukin to godliness.“—Springfirisi 1:1.
1-1 1 313431: n.
(Hill
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PEN STORY HOUSES.
You would hardly have dreamed, ton
yours ago, that tho niggod rocks that wore n
forbidding wall on tho south sido of Fifty-
ninth sins-t would Svcr give plzu‘o to any
human Inibitution. Rut. wln‘ro those ledges
won- thoro are collars now for nine—story
ind ton-story flute upon which hundred of
:liousnnds of dollars havo boon spent. The
pictuI‘I-s-{uo park invites ovvrybody who
1‘ In It§l<1l‘3l a window looking out. over it.
nnd in buildings thorn, as in those at the
lcllnlllt‘SS centres down town. owners can lot
all the rooms they may make, even if they
olimb to tho sky. The steam olovator has
made tl io upper stories e3 on nioro dosimblo
than tho sto rics nearer to the ground. for
the upper stories got better light. and are
III-on1 most of the city‘s dust. Those nine-
story and territory structures. it may be
ohsorvod. zre put up where thoy command
a charming vista, or whore they arc easy of
access from the busy warm. The nine—
story Mills building is vissasvis with the
Stock Exchange and the Sub-Troasury. ; the
t‘ 1h 3 L2 n-siory \"ushin: gton building looks
across llrmdu‘a3 to tho new Produce. Ex-
chun .:o. and n-“Ir the Evnhango arc several
new buildings of nino and ten stories ro-
spcctively. The cigthtory Vanderbilt
building, the nine-story Kelly building. the
ten-story Morse building. and the eleven-
story Pot-tor building, at the intersection of
Boekman and Nassiu streets. are not only
within a rifle shot of tho City Hall, but
their own populousnoos will cream a now-
contra of trade. The nine-stou- l‘nited
l‘unl; building. at the hood of Wall sired,
would not want tenants if it were fiftz‘rn
stories high. The ninesstory Bryant bur-i»
ing. at Liberty and Russia streets, has good
tenants, NB the grand structure of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, on the
site of the old Post Office, to be nine stories
in height and to cost. $1,090,000, will bards
ly want tenants, as it is within a stone‘s
throw of tha Sub-Timmy. The block
that. Edward Clark chose for his great oight—
siOX‘)‘ hotoi and apartment- house more than
in point. of slghtliness, being opposite the
most attractive gate of Central Park—that
at SCX'ent)‘~SUCARLl street. The new eight-
story hotel at Broadway and Thirty-eighth
street looks down over Long Acre squam,
and from its south-est corner window: you
look far down Seventh avenue. The Liv-
ingston place tensstory flat overlook Gram.
my Park, and William L. W‘-
oightstory flat. at Seventy—eighth street and
Ninth avenue, will look out upon limb».
msqumandthe MuseumofNatux-JH‘I.
torn—Neva York Sun.
Allis-at :r Imp-anion.
The use of nlligvitor leather has become
I no general that it muses tno sliughtcr every
year of six million plus. It Is mean to give
it away, but ninetv-niue bags out of a bun-
ldred that look like alligator skin an be!
I Lido. Still. hog hide is a good deal W
i than alligator skins—Plot’s Sun.
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rivals the ten-story flats in Fifty-ninth street '
3 she died.
:ried a young woman in Brooklyn, N. Y..
‘ and one month thormftor killed himself it
: a Diwonport, (Iowa) hotel.
. his (loath his businoss utl'uirs wore thought
: found that. thoro are :«L‘h‘l‘ul millions of dol-
. lam to bo divided ltlllulb." tho heirs.
To5
l the numo of l‘ieri‘opout sisters, they appear-
. h-lutod that Mary l‘iL‘Irq out married a man
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‘ dron. who dos-.itod h. 1: ;
Z the papers of Mr. Paige‘s widoworhood. and
p which fact was ooucouh d from l‘uigo.
. uishod n houso on credit, and,
puot with l‘uige, tho old man pnn‘ccdod to
1 nonsutiouul and thou-fore nu uttrzu‘th L1 form.
OLD MAN PAIGE'S IlLLlONS-
t Rot-mace. the “Hull of \Vblrb I: Pend-
II. In Ihc Law Courts.
Several years ago the. wife of Simon
I‘aigo a millionaire lumber-man, rcceived
stub Injuries in a hotol fire at Oshkosh that
Mr. Paigo soon afterward mar-
.-\t tho tin). 0)
to bo hop-lossly involved, and thoro Want no
axpootofiou that much could bo saved from
his ostato. I'Irler the. umnagouicnt of a
brothor of Mr. Paige. now a resident of
Oshkosh. tho dead In:1.:I‘s proporty has ap-
prci‘iutod in value. Ilifiivultios have boon
olearod uwziy, :Issols previously thought.
wortliloss have boon r:-.Il‘.’i.\‘:l upon, and it is
(‘oiuL-idont with the announcement of
this fact comes :3 highly colored story to flu
effect that the young Mm. Paige. the widow.
is an advontuross. It is allogod that her
parents woro mis. 1'nibl3 poor. th It Rho and
but sister onoo Fold pop and candirs in
iDavenport Iowa and thut lutor on. under
ed as bullot girls in Cincinnati. In the
furtherdovelopuiont of tho narrative it is
uuulod Fugun. by \\l. 1m .slu‘ had two chil—
thut nho read in
wroto him Iottors protending that sho was
that Mr.
presuming hot
to bo a widow ; tliut they wore onguged to
be married, and that under one pretovt and
divorL‘o from her husband,
Harv
lug sooun‘d the leoi‘er‘. it is stutod. sho ro
moved with her mother to Brooklyn. fur.
announcing
hor reudinoss to fulfill her part of tho coni-
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that city and th:1 w‘oddiu’g to 1k plaoo "lle
u‘
was then said, to business troublos, and a
hasty investigation’mis affairs aeomod to
warrant th'e inference thut they Worn in a
vory III-plomlile condition. 'l‘ho attack upon
his widow. now llltltlt‘ for the first time,
doubtless has souio connoction with tho dil-
on my that there is a million or so of 0.31-
Lir. rightfully bol ugi‘ii: to Iron
'l‘ho Mory of Mr. l‘uioe‘u rolutivos his
gilnol with» oiroulition and will no doubt ;
be gr norully beliovod. It has born put in .i g
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Showing til-1 2“ 1-1
wife of a mi
of l\ ballot girl to I111
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'l‘ln‘ ulloguh ‘ou t! :It she ace 1 tlplislu I It rill .‘ ~-
through trio~l~u ry gin s tho II.i'riti3I1 a plot.
Art the mum ntnllxli It may ln‘ mi‘ol (11 lt‘Uk
, nitlior \llll‘lull‘ forth-1 young “id 1u. but i‘
‘ ahould l-r rI‘IiiouIb-‘rrd that but ou2 solo o:
tho story I: Is born told ~»-that of the inn r~
Ntul ‘1 II'EEL-s.
l‘uigv‘s relutivos will undurtoko to dopriu
[nor of any intoroI-‘t In tln1 ostuto by show iizg
that she w“... novvr lognlly divorool from
Fugam. if they full in thit. .u th.»y prob.
ably will, for tin-3‘ admit that six-1 luvs a .
Pnsprrly \‘vt‘tlflwl IlI‘L‘i‘t‘I'. Iii-‘3‘ 33 Ill luni
“our into the newsp up 2r St usdmn busiuese .
to no pi‘olit. The pop peddlor. tho bullot
girl, tho grass widow. 22‘. 1‘ hour they spud;
In oouiotup‘.uously, 33 .1s‘ 11 ‘1z‘t‘1o;l11ss tho
luwfnl wife of Simon l‘.ii;».1~.‘. .‘l!l1l. if ho loft
Iui3thing. sho is ru‘..tl:-d to lo‘.‘ «harp and I
will got it. its 1
faoo lilo‘ u \‘L 2‘31 noun uttu. .\ on a woman ‘
(or Selfish purposes.
'l‘i‘o‘ whole :Itl
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, mum. brought on by
. I‘Llll’ll is to be .srvon niih‘s loin;
' :.i;IIi_\ l.ll\'l’.‘.l canals from ll.
: licllr‘
l'l‘EIlS OF INTEREST.
hrmlfi Fart- (‘ullul Front Hero on!
“ore.
A Baltimore man claims a divorce from
his wife for cruel trcutniont.
For kissing u protty girl amiiust bar will
\V. E. Hamilton, of Duluth. Minn. has
boon fined $14.
About. $75,000 worth of gold was recent-
ly discovomd in a pm‘lu‘t in an Amado!
county (CaLl Iuiuo.
Hot water. mys a writor on hygionio
lcionce, is tube. the drink of the future.
because of its ln‘nlthfuInI-m.
A young man in Cincinnati has agreed to
marry a girl thero on condition that she
weighs l" -5 pounds on a certain day which
.h agreed upon.
Umbmllas of natIn .il flow ors hovo been
Introduced at. Nico. The blossoms entirely
cover the outside. the handles are of ham-
boo and the lining is white silk.
A Imdrille (COL) hunter the other day
captured a full grown tnonntuin lion by
hissoing it and thou binding it with ropcs.
The croutun‘ is throo foot high. sovon feet
long and weighs 21X! pounds.
A bonevolent looking old man obtained
thL1 iguuturos of Illinois furious to poti-
tions :lh‘klng tho Logislaturo to tax Church
property tho sumo as other proporty, and
transferred thom 1o promissory notos.
'l‘wvntysoven “ huge “ trunks wore
countod a short timo ago. at an English
hotel. all of tlioin bolonging to a single
{fur-st _ u Russian Gmnd lluko. On this
sido he would doiibtles: tn.vol by the Grand
Trunk Lino.
South Carolina has a local option law
which applivs to inL1or1n1ratod citiL-s. towns
Ind villa-goo. \Vhen a plow votos in favor
of prohibition it is said to have gono “ dry,"
and when another votes for license it is said
to huvo goon “ wot."
It is stated that bI-twocn Past and \l‘ost
Pourl liners. on tho borders of Louisiana
and Mississippi. is a torntory cullul lloney
lsluid. with NM inhabitants, located in
numerous snuill towns. who claim that they
are on neutml ground and belong to no
Stat». .
Two sledge dogs from Siboria. which
\«rrivL-d at San Francisco a short tiuiL1 ainct1
on u whaling vossL-l. found the climate too
warm and wero SI‘HI to tho Sirrrns to hoe)
cool. It was pro» ssziry on the trip to
‘Frisx‘o. when they reached warm weather,
to f 1o I them on crax‘ltod ioo. _
\ l1I3‘ 3.: o; ropr melon ‘ Mr. ll" illlam
“or. n .u a x. I L nt r9 1 eptzon for going into
so little. “ You ought to lot us
. 3 on .\ little." who said. “ I never
2; 1. : but one man.“ replied tho vctLrun
- 1122'. “ who was not spoiled by being lion-
». I.“ “ .\ud who “as ho “ llauiol."
1'21.» Sou Luis \ alloy. in Southom Col-
(.olil, is to be irrigutod by mums of a grout
vllldl. work on 3\ hioh will soon lugin. The
and hill)"
{-2. t wido at tlm1 bottom. and thero are to ho
It is intL-nded
to nah-om 30.000 acres of land now almost
“urllllI‘Ss.
The fathor of u \"ulla Walla \X‘I'. T.)
liming publicly doolarod t‘I it he
would shoot at sight the first young man he
$1.'.r2‘.
In
, I mud in her company, tho damsel finds it
tliilioult to mulrimonlully iutersX any of the
aspiring youth of the aottan: nt in her
L‘L half. l.ln a lost. rose of an: Inn [.8110 ll
blooming :~:u;.,l3'
At Ila-our. in England. recently. a girl
Aged sown. died from infimuumtion of th(
o39~rwork at ‘ohool.
V I‘lm 921:1.liL‘ul ollicor in reporting the cast
LOST LEX‘TEIIS AND PACKAGES-
Tho [morn-mu “uslm -s of tho llcnql LN-
tor nun 1-.
Four million three hIIuer-d
nine thousand ono hundred
eight lvtters strayed into the Dead Lottoi 3
(ltl‘n‘o during the host your ; 3.:III‘».3‘I.'~7 oi 3
{bow wow not L‘ullL-d for at the Post Odin! :
to which they \\'H‘I1 svnt; 78.8th were svnt i
in from hotols boouuse the dopartod guests
had left no uddrossL-s for forwarding tln-ir
umils; 172.71% \voro insufllcioully paid; 1,-
Ilfi ooutuiuod forbiddou articles. lottery
:iolo-ts. and the like : 23“.“? wore erron-
eously or illogibly addressed ; and 11.979
letters bore no uddross whutovcr. Of those
lettors 15.3!“ contained Inonoy amounting
In $32,547.23. Bt‘SlIlt‘S lllill,‘ 13.093 li‘lICl‘S
oontuinod | rifts. chocks, money orders, &c.,
to tho amount of ., ,3RI.‘J:IAI,~IT. Moreover
321.137 lottL-I‘s contai od postage stumps. and
“LIES contained rooo Its. paid notes. and
cancelled obligations o l, sorts.
With this remarkable Lshowiug of word
:lmn SLIKNIJIWI gono wrong. too much can-
not b».- said in t'dllllilll to thoso who contidt
letters .in d packages to the mail. The mdn
03‘ thus collected at the Dead Letter Office
is turned into the Treasury. The goods and
merchandise from “)0 packages are sold at
auction, and the Christmas and fancy cant
we done up in packages and sent to Illt
:hildrcn‘s hospitals and the orphan asyluine
of the city.
A whole history of pmflhle anguish and
heart burnings is wrapped up in the collec-
tion of 35.160 photographs that came to the
Dead Int-tor Ofilco in a your and injured and
resentful swains, angered relatives and
friends may know where some oftheirtreas
uros have gone to. The photographs an
preserved and this portrait gallery 0! tbs
Post Ofliee Do; iartment numbers up into
the millions. beginning with a miniature
amtwaslost‘mthemailsfiftyyears ago.—
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THE. CARE OF THE HAIR.
The hair is the covering of the roof of
the home of thowht and palaceof the soul.‘I
Where baldnem, which sometimes occurs in
quite young persons, is hereditary. it is
doubtful if anything can be done to prevent
or remedy it. Avoid “ restorative: ‘and
other n-Nlrluns, and as a rule do not use
pomntums or oils upon the head. A certain
hair “ 11m“ worked wonders, if the direc-
tions werefollowod. The “balm“ wasto be
used night and morning. first rubbing tbs
scalp with a stifi brush for five minutes be-
L’oro applying the stuff. The thorough nu
at a moderately sti! brush will greatly pro
mote the health of the scalp and premttbl
filling of the hair, without a "balm“ or
other pmpantion. The hair should be 00
asionally'ashad, andiftbmismuohdm
draft, the yolk of an egg will be mat. amul-
sathiremavingtt. Worktbeeggvn‘thtbs
fingers val] into the hair, a little st a time.
toblingitinountootwlth the Np; the-
wubitoutthoroughlywitb water, and tin
hair will be buntlfully clean and so“.
Avoid all durum liquids; those used
by barba- m M solution
The: call it “Salts of Wormwood“ and
“Sabotmtarfmdmitvitboutm
in. lbnalaatuo’. It is very “a h
Ala-hing, but robot. to the hair. If tb-
hlling at the hair is not punt-db: thor-
“Ch
3:: 12:..293‘ oondomncd the practice of making
3.1.:ug ohildron do homo lessons at night.
He said it worried than and made them
' ro mum in their rl.‘ op.
in tho coin-$.3- of a recent lecture in Bab
.timoro on Ilm subject of food and the
markets in their relations to municipal
ln- den-.1. Dr. Johns Billings allirmcd that
tiny tlu. 1:1 diphtheria epidemics, 993 on
s. .Irlot fever epidemics and twelve typhoid
epilomics in England had been directly
traced to tb'o milk supply.
.Writiug of tho strsugo custom of Japan-
ese children carrying youngor children on
their books, a correspondent remarks :
“ You willseo‘scoros of children at play, all
:nrrying theso burdens about (for you must
snow the island swarms with babies). and.
as they rush along at a breakneck speed
the head of the sleeping infant may be seer.
waving in the breeze."
In an island of! the coast of Norway is
a deep lake of considerable extent connect-
ed with an inlet from the ocean by a short
3nd shallow ditch. The discovery has
lately been made that this lake, though
almost fresh, is stocked with berrings,
which not only thrive but breed there.
They am sonumeroua that thirty has of
them were netted in a few days.
Near Blakely, Go. a yoke ‘of, omen m
away while the driver was standing behind
them, lighting his pipe. 1Dr0pping the
match, be started in pursuit of tho rung,
ways. Tbepino straw took fire and m.
suspend, sweeping all before it.’ 8mm
m led nearly all their fencing and a
It. Davis. who was sick in lost every
build-ins on his place except» dwelling
and M was saved with much mew.
PLAIITATXON_ PHXLOSOPBY-
Too much perfume Indliel a man sick
Do sweetes‘ smell in all do worl‘ is nuthin‘.
When do curmunity takes up do notion
Number-fool. derain’muohu'snhin
Bohr again do jedgment.
Iain‘sfl'erao' demsnwbatfrawns when
he git: mad, but do man what smiles when
he‘ s and mska me feel mighty oneasy
De polertioian is al‘ers watchin‘ out nude
good 0' do people, jes‘ like do hawk what in
el'ers Rubin out for do good 0‘ do cbiokin.
De flatter do dog gits de lazier he is, but
do richer a man gits do more ‘dustrious he
become. Dis is ‘bout do biggest’ dilferenoe
datlkensoe'twixtdedog aa‘ do abenge
Domanwhatgoatarohnmb demos‘ ain‘
al'sn do sho‘es‘ o' goin‘ tar hesben. De
duck “shes hisse‘f beep oftener den dotin-
koy.butairtorallhe ain‘ ln‘f as clean.—
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ndlownlm
Honowsmol shaftmg‘, which has cane
verygenemllyintoussinfiurope even for
such heavy work as WIMP W“
Misfound to very much lessen the
weight in proportion to the deans-ed
sternum. Itappean formplc.
toa—imbsbalhwithaholo m
diameter, hasfis weight M 18
whitish-dulytu
,. “in I'll. do.“
m5hcsl,thou¢b.—-MP¢¢.
J. R. RAYMOND.
Bllllllfll‘ all Ufllll'fllllfll‘
Vol-k done by the Day or Con-
‘l‘llcl
Shop foot of Franklin St. near (anti-am
to _.nursorv P. 0. Box 617. ‘04“
P A T E N 'I' S.
A. M. ll OOS'I‘ER-u
.Attorney - at 1- Inaxv,
(Into t xamiuu l' Pan-m (mien I
Orr‘n12ns 4:16 .XIain $1133.11 5‘( or. Fulnb ld AvI-IIIic.,
Bridgeport, Conn
Having had \ lulu 3oars o xpo hi on. iu this In IIn-s
I am pm parul to 11in my pr non: II utL ““1 n to all
mutton n‘lat‘ln: 1o l‘zm Ills bofmo tho l'..lhm1nt
mum and tho courts 'lnule umrks I.I11l Linu- ls n_ 11
iston‘d. Fon‘icu patonts procunvl. Have a Pkllli‘tl
draftéman in my o:ll(‘r. and u n-snh‘u‘ associate in
“'ashiugtun. D. C. bond a shrub, or l-I‘lhr «.919.
end in person not 13‘
A 33 n k a! homo. 5 South: fru. l‘u 3‘ 1 Ha into U
66mm \‘o risk. (‘ap ml not n 1-quind llrrmh .. 1f
vou “not business at which pr honsnft itln r
so: young or old can make moat pm all the tilin-
they \vorknvith absolutx‘ thrtuinty “‘11 li' for particu-
lar! to H. HALLK'I‘I‘ & Co. Portland. Maine. am Iv
J. F. Peckwell,
(Successor to L. F. Msnsruxn)
Harness 89 Saddlery,
T Jsmes‘ Brock. \Van-r St.
Norwalk, Conn.
REPAIRING Kinny ASP I‘Lonm‘Lr EXE-
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Traveling Butts, Hobos, Blan-
kets. Etc.
n: at {om-st l1‘» ix‘v‘.~ and all wort: L vvz‘nml
2 ..- nun.I_«.r 05L"
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Baker Confectioner
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MILLINERY
73 MAIN STREH'“.
SOUTH XOIlll'ALK, CT.
MRS. W. FAWCETT,
“'ill 0 ran. on or about April T.»Ih the stow in Lair
ll" s pluck {omit fly m‘cupiod l). Mm. (matey as a
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South Var-walk. )!th -., 1854.
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If so, we call your attenicon to
X’INIilInAND.
Which has been established. It is located on the
highest known point in the celebrated
Pine Region
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Mrs. Augusta Smith.
Instructor in Crayon and Music.
MAHACKEAIO HOTEL.
South Non-alt. ~ -
BENEDICT FRANCIS,
Teacher of Violin.
111‘} If Conn.
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