hint-“mammary.
.Chmmfihtafietl.
able-limitemme
moiumumnnwmmn.
mnewerwhy,eartatehwmhg
Allfiusuvedunadunum tordearh.
“butanwemmaudmovethewefld.
m became we ptle up yearly talus.
llah etl‘tsln pmtlta. and l'ltt‘wruc our store.
l‘ri'aIIItM or ll'tt' may porn and Ive-III
Who loll their latter. as they IIeetIa nun-It m
- “at we lay vita. and get. and ham and linen
“Sigh-t Wives within our narrow homes.
an three we meet and hi: III-tile our gains.
l“! “m and mitten-e- mettle u: there.
an all Is placid. owes. acreae. and calm.
We not ewe-ct“: upon our ample III-cash.
And any: “ lle hIIIiI ‘ Illa-no II III! we lld\ e done'
llcn‘ It the fruit of many toliuunc hours.
The rich reward ot a moat. vii-IIIoIiI me.
had all to ours. and we have unreal Ir well.‘
l
i
Sane oar-elem tool has re! the door at“:
Iltc mid ‘tiltIl ruv'w - In. and there II'IItIoIIt
la um. rule and \II‘ Irv, treat: and “out.
llk “Irrb‘l “llv‘ an‘l starIrIIn: chihlrvn Ile‘n‘.
tad half III-I'IIrIIIg. ll'lil reovIIIqus eye:
Denna: “\I‘ho acts Inv shir- or um win-m3
‘M 3..
new loan weerasri amnion; emiIvI-Iviee Iovn,
emu out the cold and IIIII'IIIomeI I :‘I'.
:Iriw clove to Is our vnve. .III I lllliv on I.
Art-t ‘it‘tl I" care our pIIrI- u I It . . .i ,.
114::qu III Ire are I) It as will ~r ..
-IIIW-wt ll‘ " i
arts or lNTERESTI
bundle. liar-to I‘alleil l-‘raui lien on.
":re.
The work of levelling llli‘
lortillcalions around .\lhcns. Ii. I..
“mainly been begun.
The American bell pIInI-II has been tl‘V
carded on the London trionwaya. lt VI -
considered II nuisance and failed to prcveu.
uio peculatioua of conductors.
'l‘liu costliest dog collars. generally now
by page. are of gold and silver. set with
diahiouda. opal-I. l'lllllt'ti, t lllt‘fititll and other
bowels. the initial letters of “lllt‘ll spell out
Ute name of the wearer or its fair owner.
Mr. Bloom lloyd. a conductor on the
Boston and Providence Railroad. has lwou
employed in that capacity for forty-liner
years.‘ llo had charge of the first train on
that road, and la said to be the oldeat eon
duetor in the country.
A realmctable couple in llelmont count _v.
Ohio. who had been married forty yearn.
the husband being seI only-eight and the
wife ecventy-four. applied for a divorce the
other day on account of inn-Inputibili’ty.
The judge gave them a talking to and sent
them home.
High Iiecnae law: all. to be having the
desired elect in h‘i-h.maka Since their
adoption the cities of Omaha and Lincoln
k" be alt their saloons. \IhlIII the dc
’ area-e in the unaller towns in said to he
' still greater. It cost» sumo fur a lieeuu
’ in cities and $500 in village».
All the old envelopes. newspapers, wrap.
ping! and serups of paper \Ihii-li :ieeninnlute
in the Treasury Department at \\'.I~iIIII-,;ton
W carefully “Yt‘tl II. \a'lkll. I1 I‘.Iiiril the
wants paper ruoru. All this refuse is sorted
out by men and Women. and sold to one
in New York. The receipts amount to
ulte a handsome little sum.
M are at the present time over fifteen
hundred .wmiill in tho l'nited States
making lumber. but the statement is made
by a journal devoted to the lumber intero‘:
, that there are not now in all of them u
hundred drlt clan alt‘l’xl and lawyers, “'llllt
there are over a thousand Inillinen who art;
willing to pay first chum men all the way 5
they ask.
lt hetated that dark haired Women are
preferred to blond-es by marrying men
To uphold this theory. a Chicago physician
ha! recently published atatiaties showing
that lit the area Covered by his rcsourI-lwi
blondes are generally admired by pin-ts ~II..:.
palatal. but brunettes more frequently
, capture the wedding ring than do tlmii
ligbtvhalred linen.
.x‘ People who have any reason in u. m.
that they get short weight when inn
41ml! coal can make sure in I'I-garl t-I lllt‘
tterby having coal bins in “'llll‘ll Ito-3
manure it. The following rule “ill
hold goodasto the difference In you or
anthracite coal : Ono tun not will
up. .Isure 36 cubic feet: one ton of rum“
mo. 38;; one ton of large rant, vo. an, ;
one ton of egg range. 41.
Baselrall making is one of those quiet
industries which attract little or m. “up...
the from the busy world. but prom u“.
usually remunemtlvo to tho»! I'll‘;l}.:t‘d in
them. last year over annulleo balls Were
manufactured in this country. and. as tho
maker-II have now a larger nIiqu-r of orders
‘ than ever before. it is estimated that 7,000.~
, 000 hue-balls will be knocked into the great
' uowhereithn'éoming Quail)“.
The business of detecting crime In Lon
don b admitted to be badly done. Tin
precinct: of the Savoy and the Thames em-
bankment are not enter now than liminslow
Heath was in the dnya of Jonathan Wild.
One hundred and twenty-four parsona dis.-
..appeared in London last year of whom no
trace hal been found and each week num-
beta of dead bodice. known as “ still nus."
are brought in by the tailors of the Throne:
I with mark of violence on them.
Grant‘l old headquarters at Millikcn‘r
Bend, It“ ll one of the places thrown
out by the relocation of the levee some
mile! back of it. The river has i IItrIIIchei?
till the old levee has dropped l‘l uIIl IIIIII
the high water is over the plantation and all
around the houses from uhich t.io opera
tiona aguimt Vicksburg were directed. The
graveyard above, when: coillns used to be
seen sticking out of the bank a couple at
m ago. has all caved into the river. Th!
new levee is a full h..lf a mile back of when
the old one ’Ivao.
Senator Sherman‘s home is in Mansfield,
Ohio. the town in which he was born. and
of which his wife is also a Imtiie. The
Senator spend: only a part of the summer
there. but hie wife stay: there at least six
monthlnthe year. and is quite popular
mung the townspeople. Mrs. Sherman
III a daughter of ex-Lieutenant Governor
Stewart. of Ohio. one of the wealthiest men
i h 0.. m. and the “AIL-field people
w 7 young John first began to
pay attention to the pretty Miss Stewart he
I hadquite a struggle to overcome the pa.
Intel objection.
t‘onfcdel‘ti“
has b. .I
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“if“! lifv'vr'". ‘ 'W.’ " _-
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Till INVII IIJICHIGAII
. Thequlekne-with which Aeolony dia-
' covers a whole-sis attempt/against their
> ”shade-riddenyetitthelr number!
, ‘ are udieturhed. or diminished but gradual-
ly. ova the prunes of civilization will not
drive than from their haunts. Today
buyer are rotor-elm to stream in wehlgan.
large abandoned by their race. simply
been. they an! therueeivea “molested.
‘0 W for beaver-peltry being alight.
. udfieprlecpaidoutotsllproportlouto
.3 in labor entailed In trapping. It has been
“tint. lfadamerhouu boonee injured
'I defieeolonyator Idio-
4 - But that this la fallaefous prov.
by the following: Twenty~two mile-
“latte. Klein. on the Carp Rim
Worthy begun the erection eta new
- W the embankment of a railway
Whmwiydhwmmm.
old-flyoeutilttu wit-n» had rt... .
“or“ he wrm W
“muse “Item—fut» .I..
wub—IW-awhwofthe
*flwwnthadm
”dun Could it he r».
i“
NOW III?!” “I IADI.
“Good hor-leg. Kerr Gela.‘ lid a ilk-
perter d the layouts fie hater trfih t
nevet:
" Vail is find but mmcdingl about bret.
Icio. eh? “by the yer look in some books?
I don know rhea. or vhere. or how they
came to be made—guess it van in Germany's
before (hr flood.“
Zeil‘s. Chamber‘s. windows, and the
American Encyclopedias told nothing about
them. he infallible “ Eucycloynedia Brit-
annica“ never heard of the foreign atIIIl'.
No German dictionary contained the word;
no “ pretrial.“ nor " liretzel.“ “ bretsel."
l‘he “ Encyclopedia of Cookery “ had no
receipt for such Instry. \l‘oreeater‘ never
heard the word. and Webster, prince of lexi-
eogmphore. told all he knew of the aIIleect
in one line I
“ “RETZEIJ (-seil. It. [Gen] A kind of
bani. lIrittIe' cake.‘
“ “’ell. Mr. ( weir. the people are tilivious
—thcv want to know. Inn New. ‘ said the
reporter. “ A hm»! it. such a curious piece
of mew.” . such II horny. unit, bard.
sbcl‘k'th lwiated jquIreakor—they want to
know how it is Inade."
It had been quite II task to find the abet).
which was down an alley. hack cf .‘. store.
on (tent-see street. sum‘utided by barns and
a wood-yard. h‘e sounds Game from the
II Ikery. be! through the dusty. tlonr‘covcr-
oil windows figures were seen moving. and
I light shone as from an open furnace door.
llerr (lei: rested his bnind shoulders
against a wood pile, straightened his arrue
out along the pile, and said :
“ 'l‘eil deIn dot i make one dottsatid tl\'o
hundred bretseis cfery day ——Ilot uses up
Ilrt‘c qtlal‘lt‘ra “t a panel of flour : doi‘ one
man can roll and twist .Ilmut flw hundred
of dent in one hour- if he‘ a guick : dot dot
tough is just like made for bread. but is
put drough dcr kneading machine more dun
l hundred times« you. III th‘ mitt hop yeast,
\llll‘l like bread ~. and dot tlt‘r sponge stands
five hours. by derltiek o! der watch. (in
open der door. if you want to, and tree it
innit. “
".I tllll“ Inns. Pi ‘iel l‘i. lIuanlI. uIIl an old
ciliir door were covert-l with Metals in
the doughflmoulh and white on hury. A
small boy gathered IlImII up 0‘] his fingers.
like rings. carried niel droppul them like
lntlgllttltla lllltlll kettle til boiling lye. I“
Ilcrniun baker. in white ovurails. apron and
cap. fished with u poi-formal ladle tor the
Illlllll‘llllg‘i in tho kettle. .\lllllllt‘l' with It
long-handled \vooIlz-II shovel stood near.
with a barn-l of coarse salt at llIH side. The
gleaming: lIrI-tzels were laid in rows on tho
shovel. sprinkled with the salt. and then.
by an udroit twist of the wrist. \I'ere landed
on the brick door at the back end of an
Iipvll llllll‘li Ill‘t'll.
' Why do you sleep them in lye.
I‘n‘it '5" .Ika‘Ii llit‘ nIIIlIIII‘ Ill “ The
Winners.“ returned to the \vII-ul-pile.
‘ You dont know dot, do you. eh?
\‘oitier don‘t l. .\l)’ holder made ‘eIn like
Int; be In IlI‘lIl. and l promised no] ‘ to
give it nII'av."—~ If" '1'..."- Erprmr.
.\lr.
llrcad-
TRAVEL TO EUROPEI
Outlook for the Summer-cl’uvnrite urea-II-
III-II old the People “‘he l‘nlreulne
Them.
The exodus to Europe this summer will
not be so large as in preIions years. l‘olii
ticians will stay home to take part in the
Presidential contest. This of (‘I‘llrm‘ will
uccossitatc the attention 0! their respective
" confidential men of business “ who. on a
rule, represent welLtoJo ll vyem. This
thennicans. no time for many of the lights
of the legal fraternity to spend abruol.
, Besides this. wealthy merchants and In om-
facturera see the necessity of keeping posted
on things political. which will prevent their
Indulgence in ramblings l’I‘llllIl~l\llIllll the
Old World. During: the ammo of Hill
travel acrmu the Atlantic was repres 'IIl-‘Il
in round numbers by .‘IIIJIIIII. Tllv‘ pnilni.
lIilitics are that {0.0th will In Ir . than cover
the number who emu during the ammo
now opening. This will III IkI the aver om
paswnyer list of each \I . \Illt‘l‘ l‘\\ ing this
p Irt irIIIvecn M .I_I I. an i .\‘cpt I- 'llllt‘r l “tun
her 200 /
There will be an average sailing o/t' eigh.
teen stemncrs per week for twewtwka,
and the. majority of the lllfidt‘ngt‘f‘fl curried
will go by the ships of the “oil Star. \\'Iiitc
Star, lunard, Guion. French. Norlli Gor-
lll‘lll Lloyd. lIIIn.III and National lint-I
Tourists no longer hive favorite lines «It
steamers. They have gone a stt‘p further
in the scale and have transferrel um} [Wol-
ercueca to chips. Inquiries at tho agencies
Are no longer. “ \tht can you do for me
by ‘lllC'J and such a line P“ but iENI-fi‘hl.
‘ What can I get on ouch and one II a ship ‘3“
PM reason for them preferences are nu-
merous. .\‘omo prefer speed some survive
others put a good table largo stuteroonh
IIfety and a long sea voyage alIm-o every
thing III-w.
will he the Noordlund, \Voatoruiand. Austral.
Oregon. City of ‘R Imc. (lailio. Sorvia,
Alaska, Arizona, America, “ammonia. Eider.
l-‘nlda. Britannia, .\urania. Nortnainlie.
llugiu one City of Chicago. The .eommaax
dcrs of ocean steamers also have lunch to
do with the number of passengers who go
by their shipa. Persona have been 'kIIoIvn
to wait thirty days to sail mm a certain
captain. Passengers who want to moupo
tlio voyage Item the English Channel go
.lIr-a‘t to Antwerp by the Red Star stinunor»
o.' h llavre by Iii . French line or llreniun
mil llunharg by the North German Lloyd
and II ixu‘JIIrg ships. The Cunard vessels
enjoy tho pItrona’ge of New York‘s best
society. while the Onion steam-Is get the
custom of all pardon whine thus is limited
And desire to go “ cross lots.“ .\merimui
sporting men patronize the White Star line
almost exclusively. Tho clergy have a de-
aided “reference for th I boats of the Nation-
al anl State lines. while the businoei of the
other lines is made up of persona who as
objective point in Europe to the port of
entry or point- eontiguons thereto of the
lines by which they travel. The best room
by the favorite Manors are already owed
a far ahead a: July.
\BUU'I‘ “URLs.
Awritersnye: “'lheoarnelisthe moot
perfsotmaohineonfourlegs that we hart
whowledge of." Alaered treasure, in
deed, totheArahiathiI “pudding-footed
pridedthedeaeit.‘
'l'hoexprenionontbeheeofaeamel is
rather prim His eyes are large and
liquid and above them are deep cavities
largeenoughtoholdahen‘aegg The
aquiline nose. with long. elanh'ng nosu'ilr
thatheeaneloee tightly agaimt the find
dorm apd hot, burning wind- of the
M give'avery Inrrowful expression
tether-ea. Muller lip iepouting
and puekering.andyonarenotatall
nrpfisedwhuthepoorbeaet bursts inn
tearsanderieslongandloudlike a vexed
Mstnightasln the meeting when he
Wealth“ newbies-aye!
thee-ital.“loh‘aheasttaa moment of
Bol'snrerey.‘
The favorite ship! this aeuvon‘
mm "0‘ “I I‘l-
l‘loI-atyefrheaeene 0W)
Desert“.
OfallthetownaontheUeditul’ranean be-
tween Tunis did mgr" thel'e Is bone 00
ammonium“: the traveler upon a
first view as Algiers, both on account of the
cunty of its natural surroundings and tilt
unfamiliar and striking configuration of the
city itself. He has taken. lot It be aappoied.
the usual route from the north through
France, and In midJlovember ls flying south
with the last of the long-lingering swallows;
he has escaped the storms of the Gulf of
Lyons; the dreaded Levnnter has not neceo.
aitated a~run into Barcelona, the Balearic
Isles are passed just an: the sun in rising and
playingat bopeep with the vast !\\Tll or
the dark blue sea; when \Vitllit‘. II low hours
he becomes awn” let his proximity to the
one file sea calmv p IIceptibiv. uIIl
lbrough the fresh cool air come warm II. Itts
tn the south that do not at first seem t(
Ini gle with the common air, but wan to
freely and treat It as a landfill ‘elemonl;
everything on deck l‘reomcs by degrees hm
to the touch beneath the uprising nun. Sud-
dnlllS. duo south over the bows of .lllt
steamer, in the pale purple atunuphcre. are
seen two distinct rays of light lIrIII-icning
fauliko upwards from the steady solid line
.01 the deep blue sea. These shafts of light
that break the continuity of the horizontal
other are thrown III! the. white heard.
domes. and minaret: of .\Igit‘ll : and. even
M the moon is hid Horn the exhaustlcsa anu,
ac deer: that city. aprcad terrace and com.
(sent-wine on the steep aidto of its hilla,
borrow an iucduble splendor of light from
that luminary. A little further run of the
steamer and u long IiIIu of purple IIIoaIItains
in revealed. at that appearing as a veritable
coast. so sharp is the contour and an intonw
the color; and then. in a moment, the city
itself is new rising III dazzling radiance
above the non. white with almost blinding
Intensity, and forming a picture too brilliant
to be scanned with case, it it were not for
the dark Mite hilla and luxuriant vegetation
of its innucdiato background and ita incom-
lml‘uhio setting of mountain and Ite:.\ As it
ls. colored lt‘tlw‘s are brought into remind.
tiou by the pas-wagers; those II~I~‘I were
sceptical as to the Q‘llt‘“l‘ll‘.l‘lII\LIllll M A I'rica
arc giadlv '“ll‘ inccil; the Danish lieutenant
Nigem to abuse llisIIIIri‘k. and the l‘I‘llhll
lady. “it“ has been rviieving the l~‘Illtllll of
the voyage by eirloanrIug to mun-l tho
crazy piano in the RulIII‘lI to uprm. the «In.
tictiea u! (‘liopin‘a no ‘IIIrIIes. «Ions I \I‘ll t"
diuphunous texture ; and everyone _
in that nervous excitation which the
an air II ‘\I r fails to t Ilizt‘l in Nari“.-
pcraIIIi-Ilts. lt is. ilI.‘I‘IeIIlt In none:
thing aliorm :.
biIuIIt fIIl. than the \l\'\\' of Matter . t:.- I: Hi
.\lI-rliti rruni lll llllIlI r sin ll tire Ii ». -
it app are on a trl: In lll I.r III I“ .:
IiIIIiiliiigx that II: t\t‘ up pm Iiti_\ I I -Ii ”12 .:
by aque «army on lll‘ hills l“‘lllll I. .-:ri
ll no stayed their prw-ipIIII-I Iilqiil :I-to Iii.
vau with lllt‘ll‘rt‘fiilllu till‘lll‘l;‘. .Ij _.
of Art.
'll tv~IiI~
any.
more In ITI‘ f.~ Intimllii
‘I ‘. -‘
with
A DAKOTA TRAGEDY.
[low on Entire Fatally I'I-rlsIII-d III I ‘l‘eh
rlble Illlnunrd.
One of the ind-lest of this winter‘s several
Ina ’tlll“ was that which resulted in the
death of the Nelson family. II ho lived near
Sunburn. They had not been in the 'l‘rrri-
tory long, and they knew romparutnely
lllllt‘ Illmlll tht‘ fit‘lI‘I‘lI‘I SS (\l the lIII.‘..‘
'III\ “I r poor uni had made but scant
[IIII iaiuh for lllt \lllllt‘l‘. liIIIIuIIIg out of
fail. they II Id been II IIIIIII; straw. and as
the consumption of this article
ruous during the am. I “I‘lllln'l It mi.-
found IiIII impossible to line -p t ion. 'lt oi
it on ll lllA ltl l\luur\ than II fr \\ loIIIH
“‘IIII II the I.Iet great lliul-w I t-IIIpI, on r II t
it‘llllll‘y. Ilic Nelsons {I‘llllil Ilieiiucivm “Ill‘
only allixiii' ItI‘IIw hear at band and then
llI‘I‘t Allv‘a \‘r‘l’X “hull. ‘l‘llt' II\~.I!I \l hlJt‘lt
“.I. only half a mile trom llli‘ll’ Intro. but
r/Phry feared to brave the storm In an t‘llIIll
III roach it.
Hoping that the tempest would soon
Spt‘ud ill! fIll‘t‘t‘. they t‘t‘tlllIHlIl-‘Iid the {II-l
they had at hand as best they own! 3.
out lllt‘ straw hlktrlllgl)‘. they Illdlllljhxi to
twp their ImIeI IulenIlIIy warm. llllIl lo cw -k
such food as they were suppliwl II illi.
Economical as they were with the sine ,
hum-tor. It was Illt‘lll before the storm
idiom-d :on IIIKIIS of iIIIalIIIg. and ltSlllI‘ void
grew lllI'l‘l‘ Intense it became a question -I'
uncaring more fuel or freezing to death. It
is believed that they realized the Il-‘spsrw‘o
situation their were In and the posuliilny
the! if they once ventured out in the Mini
itig gale they might not return. None of
tin-In wishing to remain in the t‘llr‘t‘flr‘rl
home. the tether and hi< two children start—
ci‘i out. it is klltnvll tint III-Iy reached tl.o
Itrnw stack. and. each having secured a
load. started back; l'll‘. in changing their
course they lost their way, and wandered
.tlIiilI‘RSl)‘ about IIIIIiI. exhausted and be-
numbed with cold the} (“mid 3.;o no tIIrtIII-r.
The mum tlieit I'Ippqu ILI liaI‘o dug a cave
in a huge allow dull at a point as little I-I'-
posed as possible. into which be put the
children. He then started out in Search of
Lssistance. but finding none lio sueeIIInln-d
in the snow and the cold. Becoming tired
of waiting for him. and probably crazed by
her sutIering. one of the girls left her rctrea~
Ind wandered s-iuiiuzwly about tin.- prairie.
All perished. A searching party found the
body of one little one in the cave. that of
the other a few rods away. and that of the
tather about half a mile from his (\Wll door
Almost every blizzard that sweeps over
this Itection causes similar cases of salivating
and death. They will continue until people
coming here to nettle understand in advance
:hut they are braving an Arctic climate in
winter. and that when the blizzard rolls
About their habitation: they must. stay in
door! and wait for clearing skiee.
.Irtls.
\\ Il\ I‘Ill'r-
l‘uiiiig
Tl! BOUTHBRN NEGRO.
Correspondent of the London I‘I‘im
write: from Jacksonville. Fla. I As our
party have journeyed lteadily southward
we hate had ample opportunity to study
one of the phenomena of American life—
the inability of the. Irish and the negro to
got on together. New York m awaming
with Irish. but in Washington the Hiber-
niuns were few, and the negroee numerous.
South of Virginia an lriahman is a m not):
excepting in the newly settled towns of
Florida. The negro monopoliaes the labor
field of the Carolina- and Georgia. and (Ions
his work an little-sly and slowly as It. Is pos.
sible to perform it. The negro women. in
taeheeemte he more vigorous than the
men. They hoe with energy. ehop tire-
wood with vim. and go about the street-
“ toteiug “ their baskets and handles on the
top of their heath, while their dusky loohi
are endeavoring to and the wanna-t eun-
ahine or theaofteetplankforalida. There
«III scarcely be imagined I more deliberate
or uloquoviu machine than a Southern
uegrohotelaervant. Theirruinda have to
work with evidurt dimeulty to comprehend
the whole duty involved in transferring
your breakfast order from the kitchen. '11»
vein of humor runs through them. and eel»
tract with modern urination ha- taught
the valueof “tips." But the goat moat
been his guard in ehildlugthe negro‘s
shortcomings. for he to as proud as Lucifer
—'u a “man and hrrfier “ the
rtghtefsnlrege. and Inuyhavebeendu'ieg
thereeentdayuoffie“eerp¢thag”rule a
“membaroffielieghlatnre‘ or “duties
otthoPeaea" ltdossnettahmehme—
the. to can” a- “ hernia-bl. ”he“
ora“juiho."and it fine. h overdue
or the eolee eold it h the part at prudence
Irwititinphnn. and time avoid II
s not riot. The Southern agrees. like
new etfir whit-a. and. indeed. fie whole
' 32cm
will Ellllliiillllllllll OFFER
to In. iuiiilse II‘ millennium...
re. (hp-Ne Agents In
hmmatytntheUntedStatee audtothnada.
sell a pamtarticle Wm merit. on It- merits. An
article having alarge mover m per cent.
profit. having no conned Inaud on which the
iswotected in the exclusive rule by a deed
for each and every count: he may accrue from
as. \t in: all three advent to out I III». and
the fact that It Is an nuclei ll an be 1-0? dto l‘\ ery
honor-owner. It mlfit not be to make an
“Eltvaiidlmry 0 er“ to secure good agents at
max». IIIII vie hue concluded to reuse to show. not
only our oonldente In the merits of our invention.
but in its calahility by any agent that will "handle It
with c worry. Our ant-ate rrowa tawork makl lug
from one to soon a month clear. and this fact makes
it sate for us to make our nfl‘I-r tel?" trim are. out of
elm ‘oyrnent. Any an that If; give earl sinus-
ri thirty mkm‘ln III¥ fail to data: least 3 m in
this tl‘pIe.“ a \‘e ekwnm hall
:Imtx rand we Iv lreflludt wmoney us for
spent or General Ace III who would like
\‘n or more countice and work them through rah
agents for ninety days. and fall to clear at lute! $750
above all cx sen. can return a ll unsold and get
their mean ck. .\o other cmplovcr of am ms eve
(land to snake each ott‘ue. nor would we tw 3’
not know that we have agents Ir whini- more
than-doable the moon I witch Ilale d. and but
two rules ‘d Q Would ‘ c a profit of over are." a
mud» .‘ll one of our age are tmk eighteen
c. s All one day. Our large ch-crIpIiI-e circulars
explain oIIrotter “div. and there we wish to read to
to cry one out of emplov meat Itho will send IIsIIIree
one cent stamp:- for Image. Send at once and M“
cure the A lit“ in I Inc for the boom and go to
work on t Itervns named in our extraordinary otter.
We would I: kc to line tin addrvi— of all the event.
a wing machine rolii Hare and carpenters lll
coIIIIIrv. and ark am reader of thin paper he reads
thian u to read In; at nun tlw» name out more“
or all iIIIclI Ith know. Address III nine. or Inn
u Ill lure the IIt‘Ii-I chance n or uttered to noise «III of
Narnia meal to make mange}
Min I“ sv'IIIaoto. .
tom-v I I. Smithlleitl St. I'itIi-Imn: III.
GRAND
SPB. NI} OPENING
_opg
MILLINERY.
nt" -
Mrs. H. Krieger’s
our great assortment of
H A. '1- s ,
Feathers, Flowers, Etc.
to .‘\II\ in the «III II! 1 In \‘14 win to all who
III~II to no pII l I‘Iv III. “e I II. I I rm
IM'I‘I “'1‘ Q'I‘\' I lu‘h
lII t‘\'l'f)‘ Shape Illll I‘lnallt) . and At.
The Perl Lowest Prices.
FANCY ‘G‘t‘lililh‘!
Ready - Made Calico Goods,
.I.:u- , late-
A! the I‘sual Low I‘rircs.
Ell".
ilosicr), lbnlerw ‘lll
.\a 'I‘ronltle to Show tluoils.
READ!
For Your Own lieueiit!
Having secured the services of It praw-
llt‘ltl Hitler and 'l‘ailnr. l am now eu-
IIlIled to make tip for my III my llrlil‘ulas.
Huith :Il l‘l‘it‘I‘S that are bound to pin :lst‘.
All Wool Pant s.
From $4 Up.
A Sum Fit.
The Laleat Styles.
The lest Quality.
The Lit“ est Prices.
READY-NINE ULUTHING
1 Please the Men. and Make Happy
the Hays!
M
A I uil Line of rim 1 lllt‘cl
GFlIS' Furnishing Goals
M. DA‘TIS
Malioi kcmo ”Block - .
South Nora alk.
w VlIIRN IN:~»
BRIDGEPORT
—rIos"‘r rum. to vistr—
BARNUM’S
Recreation Building.
Dimensions. so 3. 215 Feet .
11. G. HUETED. Loewe and Gen. Manager.
Observe Its Wealth of Attractions:
1318218111 SIFNEE; Rink!
Witt Semifinal“ Floor Con: :Iinlng
SQUARE rm 8,900 sol ARR PERT
0f Skating Surf ..ee
‘uperb Dancing l'avillion
sxvnx'rv rm sonar“;
Billiard Parlors.
B MAGNIFICENT TABm -—- B
QuadrupleBowlingAlleys
Slloo'l‘lNG GALLERY,
With Ian and so Feet Ranged
Refreshment Room
FRISm- HAT AND (2me R00! _. FR“
ladies‘ and Gentleman‘- Reception thieves.
FULL lilLI'l‘lBl BIND!
mtg] . Aftermath-aunt benign.
he who Balldlnglllumlnated with
13 —- mare non-rs ——4 18
Alta-eon Admission, If, (leafs.
Skate
Eve-lag Ail-lulu. ::
carriage Faking!
4.... won—é
Murmur-Multicha-
hem of the memo mund-
r. beet book cm eoldferlell
than twice our mm The festert' telling book lnAIn.
welt. to mute. All intelligent pro-
math. .Ari enema bran-res Inmate I‘a‘gint
free. am Book 00.. “Inland.
—rns— -.
M18383 8. Juli
Bcgto call your stIi-atlori to their Flue Slm‘kul
Spring: rind Summer-
MILLINERY
specialty. Old t‘uipe made to look like
Schrivt-I Patent hi [or which III-
have the. agent. “Qty Bleach-3L _ ‘_Ii tr and I‘steii;
ale“ Feath er- Vt“. can“! And t‘nrlvd. A fall a»
rot“. II; N Fancy Innis; sis I “air ”with «unit-t-
in: of Switche a. and all the III II I-tIlI-s tIf \\ AI: in
in \‘iIIIIrIIl (‘ url. (‘ItlltltltlLN unidi up III II II thinni-
.lIIy Agency for the underlie Urn-wold Corset. a
perfect tit guaranteed.
Misses St. John,
88 MAIN 31‘“ thllWALK. (‘1‘.
REMOVAL!
Hayes’
NEAT NARK‘T.
Ll
AT'l ltlt .\Y. April "III I will u Ion the .\tarkil
I now helm: tlIINl up III llIhIlI n IllIwk Ivm
«loan north III Inv Nt‘st‘tll Filllttl and hour the pub
lie to rail and import it It ill) bum mt aunt-I
“not new Iliniand for It lino I like Market. and
lllYt IIpIIrIII an paiIn-Innrtike it “I‘ll A~ lIi-nIto
tore, llrllltll RIIIIIII) Ilu
Best of Meats.
Thankful tortlu liberal ‘uIInIn-u hereioton Iv
ceiveil l rwpctttnlh "ltlll ll IIII continuum-i and
InIIIe a trial Irv-III IhI nuns-at piihlii "i flit I.
F. HAYES.
21': It
W.. _ -
The on‘ I radical internal nmuII. \. I. r known
to fall III II sin- it um III II t or I 9! mi II t' IIuI‘u
IhI pin-IIIIIIIII “l m .-\I III from III- It .i l uh . h x-
tin prIIIii l“lli!t of Rilllll‘llnll‘lll. i ”o it ~: J. .\- lral
ch. Aralllm-l l‘IIrinir Ir Ills no I :..‘. \I m2:
The (lid liclianlc Spe- ilic FII~
thI'SNl III l‘lIIsicIuIII .Inil
Thousands ol' Patients.
Mournin a
new lIv tfie
‘-
IIn (VInIIiI-III III nae print ipim II I rail: 'I IN ~ fr. Ill lllt
IIIo ml all poinIIioo— IIIIIIII r II ltlt ii I .iII~i - II ‘1 m It
lui- In I II in list‘ for many year! .‘lllll tillI‘l..lI1;I r
l ’ositlvvly Curt-s
rummagi- of ram than our nltn r roinoili .\‘rn-l
luv INIIIIIIIIIirll-I from III-v 'rnn‘I finite} i-I’J strike:
«FrII ‘iy III the I'nurw IIf lllt‘l‘ II. wan“ “‘l ‘lt I-II
RHEUMATISM
IIIaIII .\ Ialini ~|I~c- tiIaIIIIII In at I r. -:i1\ IIII- Illnt
\‘lltllltI‘il’M\\tll‘vtlll‘mll .; Ho ‘«3. l'
and ‘ no I ‘I‘lrl - “
tacim“ ill II.IIIiIi:~“ :I'Il\\ll\ll
Gout. Nathan.
Imir doctors I‘nIiIIoI he};- Ion, do l‘ol IL-«ia r lot
lake NIIII‘IIIIa :il tour and in t anti \.. will 1.1"
afford to lite In pain and nus. r_I III on S-Il-I II .1
(-l‘fttt‘l. Diabetes;
II: '- II o llllll and pm! i. III In I .Ilu‘. I -III to :Jllll'l
In I. .~ tl.‘ l_I :III-Iationv-
at per Box, 8 Boxes for $5.
llluuil — l'oisuuiiiu‘.
\\ llI {Iii ILrIvI IIII- ‘ll IIII ‘
l'l'l;:f_
l \l IlIH'I‘ a Ill‘n,
l‘l \|\‘I‘K|\ lI .
l’I‘M‘tlllI‘fllHI‘.
WASNBURN a. C0.. Prop's.
1V? llIIII-AIIII \\. \I-‘W \ I‘llK
-
. II,- \.
‘2I‘I‘. lvl.
Elegant Styles
\\lt
New Novelties in Spring
“Alli: {INS l.\‘
Furnitura & Camels.
The N cwust Styles!
Tlli‘ lit‘fii Sitll‘kl
'l‘llc l‘Nllt‘HL (lUtHlSl
The Lowest Elil‘lt‘t‘Si
——ll.\\ thi -
Enlarged My Show - Room!
.-\Inl human d In) St. -I k run In IIIr l-I‘Itdltll Io till
the mom of III\ in :IIH cIi‘h-III-r- aid the
paid!" III Itt‘r III t'In .
Thankful for past. [in on and milii till!" a continuA
lure of Ilie some. I remain n‘wllllll)‘.
Will. Lockwood.
———DE.-\LER l.\‘——
Fnrnimre & Panels.
3“ Main St. . I'uruulk. (‘_.l
SWAN 8: BUSHNELL
II'.iItII Io-Iu: AMI nxrAiI IIIAI ans ix
Manufacturers” and Palm ers’
surrnzns.
Ship 011a ndlors.
Have the [meet Stock in our line in LIIIIIIocIicIIt.
Pure Land and 011
We are lladqunrten for Regular U. 3. Army and
fir!
Flags: Flags: Flags:
BA] 1100 l'lSll POLE
Oars! Oars! Oars!
Single. Double and Ground
' ‘VVindov’v G lass 2
Mthingneeded About a host or new].
Dredging Hater: ale.
“all. 1! MI“. Seine Twine. t utIrIn
Shell and( yster For-kit; uqnciallI Impaired Dada:
Line and Buoy Rope Everything in or I» low New
York prince. Careful sacrum I... order: by mail.
so: tum: avatar, [use 1.-
BRIDGEPO RT, CT.
FIN Lilli III NIP Lilli! Stilts
Boots Shoes
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Aim You lites at
lien and Women’s Slippers
CustomWork and Rewiring
‘(.‘,l{ ()(‘1( III]! 3'.
BFM’P-aniiflEi
I HAVE IN $1008 A FULL LINE 0!
Mens’, Buys’, and Youths’
Beats and Shoes
ALI. STYLES AND LOW mucus.
Wardens“, Hisses‘ and
Childrens‘.
.5. ......_g’
Latins Kid Butlun,
$.l 00.1.‘Ja. l. 50. “ .00. 2.: . 3.00.3310.
Fine lluIId-Sewcd—
Blliillll INN UNNEI'BSS Nfliifll‘l.
To buy :I llt‘rlt‘1 llool or .\‘lioc,
III I‘Iice IIIIII‘I- In“. in 2‘“er that‘s New.
(in It} the [loose Ilntt plume all,
Tlutl l‘llakl‘! you rim! when t‘IIr you rail
tieIIts‘
———~ASD THAT IS .,__.
“BRO W N ’S ”
a
South Norwulk
:\‘tl\\‘ IS THE TIME TO USE
5? Main St.
IIO\"I“S
Cough Remedy.
Pure Duns, Medicines, 8w.
BEST l'IX'I‘IlAC'I‘S.
Prescriptions t‘nrelnlly
l‘orrrpim ruled.
.\ LARGE STIM'K UP
Patent. Medicines
.\III ayt on hand at
HDYT’S Pharmacy.
Come m the New Store!
\0. 5‘! \V .\III. STREET.
\I II NI ll'l' ‘t. I. i of tin In H I luv; a ll‘. and wet- :lii
LIII .III III
Children‘s t‘arriagcs.
Elegant Toilet and Tea Sets.
.\ \l~II I! l‘ “is: laid:
II~II and lime“! :III
Illllll F l-‘l.EI-.\\'l‘
R E F“ I“ III R .t. TOR S
THE \\ UNI‘IC {I‘ll
'I‘IIIIIIIIII' ()ii Stove.
.\‘SII. Lie liiiiirni-Ini. .\tlllll.‘ \\ \Visliuke. [it‘ltlnb
Ino'. rte.
Elegant LIiIrarv Lamps. Cheap
.\ls‘o do all k'vhi- of .\'\Ir :l“l‘i‘.l§:_ Lendi F. raw
It'fi \lllltlat‘ .luks y'1‘in lsltllllli.\;§1‘ Finn»:
I‘-lnnilIu :.III \t. :’h IItl’ przu: :nrl l\‘l‘fl“.“\llt In
all tIIi lIrnIIInIr If llll\ i-Iis mer- I think I Ian
I‘lI‘N all who “I!“ favor Inc uiIh IIIiIr ordere.
F. w. .IAQUI
HARDWARE.
The BEST AS‘URTX INT In TOWN of
General Hard“ vyg
Mocha-“ca Tools.
\Vhllo Load. Pulntli
(lilo and “'indow Glas-
A full Assortment of
Lock- Knot",
'l‘ to and Pocket Cutter)
0? the host Quakty. t‘hesp for their
HNNSB .FNI'INSNINE iiiNNiS
JAPANESE PAPER WERE.
Allen! for the
Dover Verdical Boiler and Hall‘s Paton
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural linplementa,
- Ship Chandler)“. Rope. &c
w. c. QUINTARD
No. 3 IIUSIC llALI. Maori. s.._ Norwath.
W.F.Bumsmnl&(:u.
When you want a bill or
goods from us, wewill scllyou
14 Nos,
or Standard Gran. Sugar to:
$1.00.
16 lbs.
Of Handsome Ex. “0" Sugar
., $1.00.
We will not sell Sugars
alone at, the above prices.
All other goods at. the Low
estiPossible Figures.
\. <;
poet-ac. and we will mail youfra. a roy-
al valuable box of sample goods that will
put you in the. we: of making more money in a few
day- than you ever thought poseible at any ‘
Ca‘pitsl no‘t requiem. W ew ill start you Y on can work
all the time or in were time only The work is uni-
leirealvadaptgdtobothecmymng tabloid You
can coolly Banifmm Mtg $5 In cry ev‘ 3 That all
uhu want work may test I tin-inure. we make this
an ledefier: to all who are not well satisfied
we will send SI to pay for the Irv-IIIIII of writing us.
Full [unit-"Ian. directions, etc. sent free. Portion s
will be much by those II me their whole time to
the work. (meat sheet“: II ly sure. Don t shiny.
Start now Addmfl\um it {‘II. . Puritan-l “a II
E Diorthcwklngrlaee. Send linemen.
First National
MARKET
For. llavilund and Main Hts.
.
llavin: bought Ilu~ .\hikm of Ilaltn\ 3: Lo e. “1‘
dwirv Io inform the pillllt‘t that I\\~ rill?! kt I pa lull
Bupply of
Fresh and Salt Meals
.—nt~‘ ALI. lellS-'
POULTRY and VEGETABLES
And l-II I‘n'thmzr i'Irt.iIIxIII,- to :I
FIRST-CLASS ‘3! .\ I! It I"'l‘
.\‘Iul n rpu {fully ruin it a Fltlth‘ ol’ llll‘ pulxiu
nvtiaa‘.
NEWMAN & READ.
\‘utlill \Il.’\\ -;i ‘n, .\- l.\
R L. Baker
LIVENY ANN FEED
STABLE.
.\V.
lilth‘
‘2‘. l.\\'i \‘ \‘tl
I‘VAIUVII‘KllI‘Tl-ilr. ~ 5-. mum;
-o ~:.-.l.
‘. I‘. 1..
5..
.\I‘l’\‘:I‘Il\. Mom :'-5.
New Grocery
' NI. Nurwalk.
3“. . g
l‘ ll lllrll'lll l'lili t‘.
gllxzu II
F
II
OCERIES
G R
01‘ All Kinds.
ln‘vtt‘H'llld Home :I «has of lid. ;-I;!I .r;.«'ron: _-x .
It “I21 lu- III_I (Lli‘i :o In- p Isa-
130st ul' (Sunnis.
And to «Ii at
LOWEST PRICES.
timsii \\ l II. III .‘i\\.’ mi i
ineov. .m al ‘.'I 'xlfl\t“ltll§'2lti
PIC-ltd;
Albert Berg.
13h i\\“5.
So. .\orvrall‘. Apr;
Hatch, Bailey & 80.,
.\l..t.nl.n: 1'. .II I‘. Iliale L
foul
Lumber,
Shingles,
V Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Veneercd Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring
mun. ST"
New Goods!
Diamonds
‘OL'TII .\‘ORlYALK
\Vatchcs,
JEWELRY
Sole Agent in Nor-walk. aptheriaed by the counuy.
or
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Railroad Watches?
John F’oleya Urold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated \Vtue. Opera
Giana-e. Gold Spectacles and
Eycfllaseep. Nickel and
Walnut Clocks.
o
_ltcpairing and Adjusting
W. ATCEES
A SPECIALTY .
wmuw,a
A; W. A neti r‘I’s
Timber,“
elm. At once arl:
Turn .t'. L "Augusta. MI
L
u. Clo. a. 3100 y.
«:um-d- \en "5“.“
Gully
H. s. COR .
Petroleum Bl‘fllFlE‘E .
éon~ '3.
530 “3 lies liuildmg.
lh‘ilmadw ay. N. Y. ty
l‘ipi Lin I with .-- u rude l‘r-troit um I»: g
and mid (I; i :‘t>ll \‘lr‘t arrudw‘l ou‘murxuti l "I. I
lotilllh IIc:.rIItiil--I Ur K I) um uni e;
promptly llk\ ulul. hf“ s
‘ ' r
[3? ( {ll‘l't‘SpOlltlt‘ lll‘a‘ silii ited ll. _ .
market report at tlIcl‘ in Hotel. .
“3‘ We ,
DESIRABLE we-
'lll- ,
fine
I I “It‘ll ' 1..
Jun .
I all 5:
' i5“
For Sale.“ “is.
4;
A rum ogpi 'I‘-lt‘l\ II scrun- Iluirahli niIeiiid‘q e
lfli“ill.‘1|‘llhl' l‘: a.» in ”le‘ ;
York‘
East Norwalk-‘c‘ ‘*
a ‘.
le “It“ i-tli .ni .\lnps finallil' Emotion. and all‘ ° “~
f- III. ' I-II , by 50 0f
vuali~ ,
C. W . SMITH “u,
her 1
\'.~l , .g: It. 5:, .\.». .\‘~-rua.k (1335‘
\ x H E bIIsII-‘
;. \Ii 1%.;
It. »
\lliillltll III pulmins
BEST 8: CO. .
Fulani Ir: \‘.. >l - t i. _ I 7.1].
.
and lit
:II‘t nut \. .\‘I'\\‘ \_', I‘m. A‘
An‘Y‘tl failinz. ry- \\ I‘JS‘ Herim REA
.\Lwrm. a pun. cits". III .. lo "St‘lilt
TONIC,
t F.:Zif‘l‘r't\I-Vrc< r... . Ivr’KI‘ '-I\\
LY.nt’\\-1thll..llvhdll\7‘
DYSPEPSIA,
lIJIlJI‘Ei‘. (\Ll". . '30. ( lll\
garb/unlit WEAklNESS
————-‘—
.\‘ice to take, true mi rit. unuzimlfal for
l ORPID LIVER and Night
eats, Nervous Weakness,-
alaria, .I . E inn-l lk‘ci ILI
:IIAI xr II.-r L. I; l\ III «.I. lt-urgi. s.
:ELS. \tus..ler<x-_vlity. V.J.. U.S..\.
Buchu-Paiba
! Ilemukablc Cum of Grimm-h of the
3 “adder. lnllamm IrritationI-f Kid-
; max and lilnddt-I
g l ririury Or; 3115 in 011,132!" x. k or l‘l:
healthy or anmral Inschnr 1:: na-
:nbo Chopin‘ 5 injection Fleur: eli $1.
tor Sl‘l’tllus. either cmiu-m lul or
hemlit-ary taint. use. Chopin‘ s t «Institu-
i‘i‘lnm Bitter Syrup. SI. (it per bottle. and
Ms‘iyphihricl‘illa $211); and (9%
ms Syphilitic Salve. 51. ill. 6 bottles
i.gi'nnip. 2 of Ping 1 Salve. l v Expand» on
pct-rm of S10. III. or at ltrurristx
S W. v1.9; Jr Norm}: \ l‘. R. .\_
“II! II!“ All HS! Edits.
R‘>l(‘tfikhsymlb.1\\lFD-‘L
’ L‘" Ur‘tfl Limo. some) drugged-a.“g
30 UNION sou?" {JEWIE’I
WM at c-
S“ILL- 0' 0 “ASS- F
rna SALE 3?
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