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:4}; Itehelpaneahorthnelnpriaon
duh. ”inform.” Agreat
lanai v in thh country who write
‘ ‘ do! ekildrn no not passing their
.nprioon.bntthoywonld be a they
‘ hairdoaarta.
n nhgnatnnrloaityianid to be
{.7 thowliitoiolophsnt—bst a halo ball
.. a when deeHon Ian seam gave
”to“ nines. Ho is claimed
“ . oneinthoconntry.audlsnot
to t.’ , \
m imyonnsnfintnlttwllinginall aorta
‘J ' etion. and working his neck and
a .lgrsaaiftherowasahornetdownhia
n fr" Beianot practicing to become a
F r i‘ “unionist. Ile oanghta bad cold,
ir Juiswifehnapntapuroua plasterbo-
a) a. - ll. shoulder WI“. _
‘ l.- surpr‘uingfndhaooccured to some
,1 not the nest popular writer in the
n llhakeaphenre—went to the grave
‘ and” his works in print. Time
5‘“ . divs having recorded against him on
St ‘ _:;..-nin of swearing at typographical
We ,
,mK/nlnettho son of Jacob commit a
A mail.» p.
'b rynfL-na- no
It is In 3.....-
pi
her yeaag. (tiri- nuot grow. ‘and they
to opt to bo_ahortor when young.
nrnotookiuobyjunturnlng aerauh.
“Wile-fiesta
hheslrenonwinoowaesrehtlarrnean
“It?!
“10% Wtirrrtutaat. its sensor a
“wwwmwr weary [a
h“ A . ,
_ m oonnnnro.
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lhehdwnyaag'reatdnloflrnloinl
tier. Fashionable dronnakcrs
pedhlynetawaruittlin
“mulwhenaa'ornan b no
A neblno has been invented which will
u“howillearlotorniothornow-ll“
rAhontohhtoankaotoanhonriatho but
Wotanoernn steamship. but a loco-
.otivewillgoevor l.000tieaiaan hour.
Forty [minim have been named in
More. flewOrlennacan beat that in
w .‘Ihe immortals here are always
«agholce.
Atrooin‘l‘exao. suppcaeJtobeSinycan
Mimbonraaetu'lonakindofpolr. 'I‘wo
hunthlovuwerefoandhonaing from its
liabotheotberinorning.
Wheknrihocourhanlridi crier
athailiaaahiedidaobythiaannouncenienti
“liow.thon.allyoblockguarth that isn‘t
lawyers-niavethecourtl“.
Iaryllanihneasyalierewillbetbreo
Ionian toonoman in heaven. We know
whoihe man is likely to be. but for the life
ofnocon‘tplacothothroeworneu.
filliehigengirl at one ntting ate two
pounihefunibnrges-nene.andallthoold‘
n)nidaintownaropnaaling their heado to
inkeontwhythoongagonient wan broken
ed.
A “prac‘tieal miner'who. went to the
(hour d‘Alenc dbtriet writes the Denver
Marthathoiaatworklno eeotanrrm.
Hoissupponodtobo blasting out railroad
nvndwiehoa.
Agentklnanwlfia hrgo mouth and a
preelivitytanilawaseniyhiouglitmccn
pktornhyhdngrahedbythaphdograph-
* f\z. ‘Nocn‘alotrn Herold.
fiiainwhn they sold their brother
nae. MAM«
”hunk-WM.“
llnlnnnndnfluhm‘
fifteen miles north of Columbia. upon
theaonthbank offiilrer‘e Fork creek. near-
ly‘ftyyoaraagoltood a small village of
not over Mu inhabitants. bearing the title I
of “ Pctersburg.“ Long yearaagoit passed
from existence and only a few piles of brick
mush: to mark where once it stood. But
brief and humble as vflts its history. it won
the birthplace of no loss a pernm than .\Irs.
(loner-iii John A. hogan. whose fame "on
not lens upon the fact of being the wife of a
distinguished candidate for the Preaidency.
than upon her own remarkable talents so
often displavcd in the political arena in aid
of her ambitions husband. Your correspon.
dent gathered today some interesting facts
in regard to .‘IN. Luzon from Mrs. l‘yrcnc
II. \Varnock. her mother‘s sister. a highly
liitelligeiit la-ly. now a resident offiturgeou.
About 1833 General George I‘. Dorris. a
merchant of Marion. Ill.. who afterwards
became somewhat noted as a citizen of St.
Innis and whose wife was inurderod in that
city a few years ago by her grandson. Ilus~
toll llrown. removed to Missouri. first stop.
ping at'fluutaville and afterward locating
‘in l‘eternburg. Ile brought with him a
young man named John Cunningham an a
clerk and opened a dry good-i store. thin-
niuirliarn was twentydwo years old. an in-
telligent. exemplary young man and quite
attentive to business. He boarded for near-
ly two years with I‘ncle IIilbert llrink. now
a resident of Sturgeon and who then owned
a mill in I'eteraburg. Mr. “rink. who it
now eightyaaix years old. remembers him
well and speaks of him in the highest terms.
While t‘unuiugliam was clerking in the
store he made the acquaintance of Min
Blinheth Fountain. daughter of Joseph
l-‘mintain. who lived about a mile from the
“ burg.“ where l'nclc Whit Noe now lives.
and the reaulf‘ was they were married in
about 18311. They soon went to housekeep-
lug.
'I‘hcir residence. Mrs. Wariiock says. she
remembers as distinctly as if it were yester-
day. It was a bowed-log house, one story
high. with one room in front and an I. room
with a passage between. In this hunihli‘
ibodo was born Mary S. Cunningham now
“in. Logan. Mr. Cunningham. in partner
ihip with Mr. Schooler. bought out General
Dorris and cmnlinned for awhile. but the
financial crisis of not bore heavily upon
them and they sold out. and (‘unningllam
and his family. «insisting of his wife. Mary
S. and Hilbert. returiiod to Marion. Ill..
and f'f‘ltilltrirliwl in the dry goods business
He sold goods for several years in .\I \rion
but when the war with Mexico bmko out he
was made captain of a company of Illinois
volunteers and marched into Mexico. After
his return from the war he held several in»
ant “mm liiihi county. ,
ary was new in the teens. and due
lag the past few years had been attending
school in Marion. but being pm. sed of
more than an ordinary mind. her pareu a
were determined to send her where her
rneutul powem should be fully ilcrelopod,
ftll'IliOt‘tll‘vIIiigI)‘ arrangements were made.
and Mary was sent to the convent at St.
Vincent. Ky.. at which institution she re-
ceived a thorough edui-ation. After leaving
St. Vincent she rctnrnod to Marion. 'I‘livre
wan in that place nt this time a young attun-
neyby the name of John A. Logan. who
had but recently located thew. t‘aptaiu
(‘unninghani being a popular politiei ill the
intro were more or less thrown together. and
how it came about is not nflt't‘tl. but at “any
rite the young attoriivy and the captain‘s
It'l‘:lll<‘l‘. Misc; M iry 8.. w -re in due course
I lime inarried.—— Kauai.- fly Tums.
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l 068 AS DBTECTIVES.
I-‘orty )‘t‘itle a‘gon murder coinini.tcd in
the City of llerlin was of a rare occurn nee.
and when the news came once from danger
street. near the lloynl theater. that till old
gentleman living alone and in good cirenui.
stances had been murdered for his money,
11.12.: A‘. 1. "' II“ a My nohool teacher of it spread like wildfire all ovvr the city.
3‘. answer Cmml merchant. " Yea. air." The news reached the ears of a brother
' ‘\ -. 3 lb committed p“ .. [boy of King William. whose residence was not
This ir “Me—M Sufi”; very far from the scene of the murder. lie,
Whit ’ mu“ m m not “"9“...“ like many other people. .Iiilfilt‘llt‘tl to the
in Y “'01” U my might be leiiipt- liuuseniid rooms where .IIlt‘ murder was
‘ | at.- M' but; they in“ ciiiiiiiiiiiial‘. but. as the; sequel shown,~ With
:7... ;_ in“ ‘1“ new and i'nllm‘t‘d arroyo to |i‘uaineat-lapp to f‘ei'r‘et out in his
dog a ‘E lfthnrnancnnnot be trusted with impunity t e pmm bi man i n r. . ‘
.vq isn‘t thorn ““8“ now that u" ‘ e moms in \VIIlt h the murder um cunt»
"m. _ U am “an" ”m” 0' their: :itt‘od shuwlcdbilptt tli‘rp'e rli‘ilust Inive l-e-ui :i
,m . ._; ' - arv atnigg o ore t e u gent ciiiaii was
m' . , I f“ M "d” ' um” 5". killed. and blood stains of the “mm.“
m. i ‘ _______________._ could be tracked a short distance from the
- m2. runs iii run nuvaroa. how-- when they dimmwnml- It we
.‘ ‘,_ J _ . quite early in the morning yet when u-
“ “:5 -- t ‘0‘ Oil! M ‘5“ a“ “l" “‘ princely more". after being back in in.
L“ I: ‘ ‘ m m Vt“ N. the. 'h" hmltlf‘llt‘e. appuired again on the scene ‘-
M. m h h I" m “'3‘!” hora d““‘ the murder. this time in company with too
den; | . n" n" W‘ 9“": the; gentlemen on horseback : one being his
uric! “’ h" “In“, intelligent d can ' overseer ofhouiida. of which he held a very
can. ‘ trim “d “I“! appreciation :d large number always» the other a polico
5N ' ’ In W h adopting the improv man on borne-back. Immediately the Over
1 ‘ ~ "1 ‘ m. .m d “to ”w near. or hnnranian.:aot the two hounds on
M1 at . visitor W out Ml The the track of the murderer, and off they went.
“”7. " ' fl : trailing at a very lively pace, the two men
ind r 3 W elevator“ had m “I an hum-back following them as good as
mum "d “P H "W' “4 the d“ they could. In less time than it takes to
(“at '7 n “‘3 ‘I’m ‘3” I“ fur~ write these lines those two dogs finally
“fl“ want m u inrovorlc. Prea- halted on Pctri street. distance about, twc
mm“ are m . w “u h thonhape miles. clear up in a room under the guru-i
:l.« I“ ‘fl'. “ [knew i. of the iii-rise. and tracked the murderer of
flunk I “w h, Mid h“ ear forth- the old gentleman in his lair. Considering
in“ h \ I.” m the loot whence the that there was no earthly clue to be found
"If" i f‘.‘ M 'u no 0‘” to I” seen. to the murderer on account of the old go n-
vl‘uch u“. u, would u” been ‘3 tlemnn living alone and havinguo relatimai.
rm; before those dogs appeared. the work they
"‘ ‘N '2' W,“ ind m *“w M" lid in len than half an hour cannot b
”T" H " m'l" ""9““ eclipsed by any detective living. And in
If". ' vnto! 5°, slid opn tho am" “d view of the minFNmurders in the country
‘ 4 W “W h' '9“ upon would it not pay for stune Pinkerton to try
‘“ ““ mm". hi. I": ‘3‘“ the dog as a detective r
vv s P“. ‘ n 0 it til"
“7"“ cry and sprang down before the —’ #—
II we LITIRARY .8“.
:3”: f: 33%: M w mnd‘ [low the llennhllc has Honored Sana at
t i‘ r- M ' .a
vagina ‘- ' i a angular pnrrgor r wao naked. ‘-
f :f "new... .j r .3 fig a...“ 50,, .. or “ Oath” has a letter with the above cap
on]. . ~- 5 fl vn h figbfifin‘ aho t'len in which he enumerates the following.-
hare. liar 'e‘ ’ _‘ m up g“ 5).. Iain American men 0‘ letters and :journaliam.
sin... t _ ‘3" thaolevator aint ._ who have held political [nation-r.
Inga M‘ “a tent. If tot. evening. she “.05 A person not often. considered by tin
and vie-ii ” ' m.“ neunpapera is our Miniater to Elngland
law “ _ tb~m Mr James Russell Lowell. . Considering “in
mum-rel F m in to no . friend length and efficiency of his sermon he may
Win. a .1. 5‘1!“ and k . an... “A.“ be considered the most successful hteiury
thecit‘ ,‘fie‘w in and g“. on manthoUnitol States has over put intc
people: gd watches his. and he given 905“”-
Nov; €mt0nt. Il'ltotltnn Franklinwnnnefier “PW“ ”’f‘
ed trim f in n, duo‘s up, fia‘tl on. back stands unquestionably at the head of Amer»
with d en fin. Hobbs guru flop . can diplomacy. and his work in that hm
euuia: other“ rooms; thon use goaa lie-W! been «in-led by my Amino»
when? , nascent. he downpour..." hover known. WiWeo-tonto. equipsai
— nan-é, ' nMwh-ncpdum.‘ adult. or any considerable pecuniary
tin— " Mollhowher. nredluheobtainodtheromgnitionofthc
h'ltl “'h““~d‘dom Unitedfihtnbythorno‘powerfuzeonrtia
m g nl heaps no company for awhile. W
lin- iyhefiar. he knows how to Wuhinatou‘lrvina.wbowan friend at
an”, “nu“:wmm. lartinVaanron.becaineourliniotorta
. if” “p who ~ ,
”2* “g m “‘3‘: Gen. tonic Wallace. now our limiter to
' fian‘nunaddawn. 'I‘srkcy.whowaatoriuerlyinlienieo. has
.i. h... 15. “q mat-n some noveln. and the hit or these.
d h hib- niw h. hwn though of mines-hot otmined and niynie
Q. m. 53.. .“ W.h.ualnidsveryfaircinnhition.
rubbed w :5.- ..“ 1-. Eugene Schuyler. our Ministcrto Greece.
¢ ont.‘ llawritton and translated very nineh n
lads and the Fatal.
John I. Francis. oar manor to. Putn-
gnl. hanwspspnoditorat'l‘rq. ll. Y.
mw. Eatenourlliniator at present
in again. was formerly the publisher of
”W in Evansville, 13¢. and
madaareputstionforliisakill‘nl .
'ii managing important W In“
our unreal. Vnonhlehn Baker.
hohn
AWNWL
MManWnnd
l‘rnntcd. '
It may not he sninterestiu to the reader
tolearn howpictnrnofthiaelassaiomam!~
lectured and sold. 'I'hbrc are several facto.
rica in this city where such pictures are
made, and the “ industry " is said to be an
exceedingly profitable one. even considering
the low rates at which the pictures are sold
at wholesale. But let us look into the «#54?
of a picture factory.
We are in a long room in an upper left of
a tall building. There are windows at either
and. but no skylights. From one end of
the room to the other are stretched long bita
3f muslin of varying widths. and in front of
these are young girls “ laying in “ the
groundwork for various pictures This they
do. through stencil cards. with broad
brushes. One of them has a can filled with
pale yellow ; another. from the appeamnec
of her ragged clothing. we see is manipu-
lating a pale blue, and others are tinctuicd
with pink. green. and all the colors that be-
long to the average landscape scheme-for
landscapes only are painted here—figure
subjects are painted upon regular “ stretch-
er frames.“ How many pictures can be
lunduccd in this establishment in a day?
Well. several hundred. when there in an
Active demand for so many. lint here In
another department; here we see a number
of vagabondiah old men. mostly Germans.
putting the “ finishing touches" on pic—
tnrcs like those we have seen under way in
the other room. The long pieces of muslin.
«ich containing from a doaen to twenty
paintings of the same subject. have been
cut up. and the separate “ pictures“ have
been tacked upon rough frames. The
“ masters“ of the establialmient— who are
miserable men who have made failures in
artists. or who have considerable imitative
ability and dexterity without any ambition
Idircction—are busily engaged in “till.
rug in‘ the landscapes. in uniting their
parts; in dashing a suggestion of cloud
here. an indication of foliage there. and a
wooden-looking figure some“ here else. They
work rapidly ? Oh. yes. They must work
rapidly and finish a great many of these
things in a day. else how could “ genuine
oil paintings. painted upon canvas “ be
offered to the trade at “ $10 a dozoii.
framed P“ These men, however. from paint.
iiig dozens of pictures of tho mine subjects
aeipiirc great facility and rapidity in tlieii
peculiar work. When those “ pieturo-i "
are dry. they are put in frames made of a
sawdust composition. pressed into shape.
and “ gilded “ with Dutch metal a chap
imitation of gold. which. after a time. Is»
CtllliI‘S black. I
Ready for the market. the pictures are
disposed of in various ways. Sonic an
sent to auction rooms of a low class. here
and in otlu-r cities; otbcn go to picture
dealers in the smaller" cities and loving
and others still are “ peddlod “ through the
country.
VA HEXIGAI SUNDAh
flaw he tlrcascrs Enter a Holiday-mt Kn-
tlnn nl’ Gamblers.
.\ll tho place and all the scene was devoi.
ed to the vice that at 'I‘acubnya rises almost
to the dignity of an industry. On the ground
iPtlie street were arranged Kano-s as i‘liililiali
u marbles. for the benefit of the large class
whose capital did not rise above a few cop
pom Everywhere the «Inlet pcddler criw‘.
his wares. finding purchasers enough to
establiah llic fact tli it tho .‘I'kili‘ltu has n
3‘,\~i‘l tooth. 'I‘Il“ air “in rodoleiii of the
yeuiy n lor of [ml-1w. and a bingo proper
lion of tlio croud had :iiiiuscd llit‘ilin‘rlvcl
by acquiring the sleepy and KtI‘tIdiflIIIrt‘tI
iiitoxwatioii of that t‘x‘l'dthtlt‘d lu-vongo and
were loading each other around by the
hand.
It is natural and quataining to the Mexican
l“‘:ti'llil to sit and sleep on the ground
Groups numbering dozens aquatic l thus.
ouhiying tlii- fostive scene in the only iiim.
n-‘r pu‘ulilo to age and deorepiiude, aiid
idly g-tas‘iplilfi upon iieiglilmrhood topics,
din-oi r«ataurnnts did a lively busiiimis. A
\treet revmuruiit is a woman who ails on the
:round. fanning tlio t‘llil"‘l\ which glow in“
math a shallow earthen dish of boiling
lird. In this lard flu-it things which look
like a. variety of the doughnut. arid those
she fishes out and Radio three for a com.
A goodly crowd of tho unwashed. higher
up the street. seem" l to be immensely di
vorted. A visit thither disclowd the praiilu
of a native who embodied in his [version the
fun ‘tiiins of it whole theatrical coinluiiiy.
He had no hesitation Inlt‘hitnglllg't’ghlfi Nar-
ments in the publivfhigliway. and befor~~ all
lb.- uudicnce. and took advantage of the
fi ct of his having on _'i‘..\ all lrl to dance - a
grunts-pie ineiuure whom accompaniment
\\‘:L‘| a rytlimieaf whacking of his elbow:
Null)!“ his naked ribs. The hilarity was
however. chiefly occasioned by his recitation
at” oum'~mu—-little vlogszerel rhyiiiea in
Inich the faces. dress and personalities oi
\ia audience were freely made fun of.
There was never another Suiilay of my
life in which I was able to note an incongru
on: and democratic a mingling of all grades
and classes. an here at 'I‘auubaya. A com.
mon charm had brought together the uni—
P lionaires and the beggar. In the tents and
booths untold wealth were piled. in the-
iueet. untold poverty. which in a more nu
kindly climate would have been misery,
was displayed with equal mtentation. One
finds it iiupiuaible to pity poverty in
Mexico. It is warmed and cheered by the
most brilliant sunshine of the world. Win.
lor and summer. wet or dry. morning dawns
without a cloud. The poor man himo it
does not seem to care much about it. Iii
does not scheme. and grow dyspeptic, and
lie awake o‘ niglihi. (hi the contrary. he
enjoys himself on this Sun-lay at Taribaya
vi! a church.
A LEAP-"AI SP! 8003.
, Society. asaaortofjost. hasdeeroed that
any young man who refutes a leap~year pro.
poial from a lady is in honor bound to pre-
sent her with a silk dress. There are a
number of “ old maids “ in town who hftVl‘
already accumulated enough silk dresses to
stock a dry 3 rods \vai-nhouae. But that is
not what I desire to say. One day last
week a young man in moiety here paid a
visit to a young lady friend. They were
not engaged. but he had given ample 'evi-
deuce that he would like to be if he could
only muster up sufficient confidence.
He had been fooling along on the outside
edges of an engagement for six months or
inure. and the lady began to grow anxious.
It was one of those cases where both parties
floundered around the sweet. meshes of love.
without over coming to an open understand-
ing. 0n the evening in question the lady.
half in hit an] wholly in earnest, proposed
to him. Ila avid that silks were unusually
vi‘u'ted the parnonoge of a neighboring
clergyman. where the bride produced the
the license. showing that her determination
wnnetaauddenfrnk of fancy. and the
pair were nude manand win—PW
0o".
ltoerrlctrylnuthnaaoa.
r‘na warn 0cm mac nan.
" Ounoinhmndl'lnowyenapoint
It‘s a good one and little known. I‘ll heat
the brat of ‘cni.’
Golngintnnprivaterounat the rear n
the saloon. 'Mr. “ Charmer“ carefully -
closed thedoor and begsnhiaenlkbtenment
in a low whisper.
“ You see.“ he began. " it hinthia way.
We are all sitting at a table like this —that
is, myself as proprietor of the game. the
sucker end the ateerer. The snake: nits be-
tween no. Imagine that the time he.
come when the sucker is obliged to give his
check in payment for his knees. The
steerer is very much grieved at aming his
friend lose so much. but any: it can‘t be
helped. I have pen and ink on the table
and the sucker fills up his cheek. He either
has a blank one in his luck \t or I furnish
him with one. As soon as he has signed it
I pick it up. look at it and begin to fan it
about. and blow on it. Now. there is a
iiuwspapcr on the table folded like a flat-
tened lethr 8. In the top fold a bogus
chock has already been placed. face up.
ward. I pull the paper toward inc to use
an a blotter. and smooths the paper with
my hand to blot it. Here the atwrer Cuban
tho auckor‘i. attention 0! for a moment. and
quick as a wink the newspaper is turned
over and the dummy cheek comes to the
bottom. Picking up the dummy shock. i
hold it up with the back toward the sucker
and any. ‘ Now. my dear air. I auppooe "in!“
is no doubt but this is all right. and that it
will be paid 1" ‘ Of course it is all riglit.‘
says he. ‘ Hold on.‘ says the steerer. grub.
hing the check out of my hand' and begin
nieg to tear it up. ‘ I‘iii eternally blamed ii
my friend shall give you that check; he‘s
out enoiuh : I \vuii‘t see it done. ‘Ooiiie
on out of liere.‘ he says to the merchant.
don‘t write no mow cheeks.‘ and he fling.
the torn pieces of the bogus check in the
flreand drugs the sucker from the room. tlt
course I make a great row until they are
gone. and then I lake the good check out of
the newspaper and send it oil to get it cash-
ed. The merchant once out in the street
thanks the stocror for nviii'; him. slink-is
hands With him and invites him to dine with
him and npnud the evening. which he down
Supposing the check has been destroyed.
he. of course. never thinks of ii rtifving li'u
bunk. lie is tho iiiodt It‘stll't‘ l-iioiimu man
in New York for a few days until he is noti-
fiod he has overwlrawn his bank .o-eoont. and
he is dumbfounded on inquiry to fluid liii
check has risen from the indies and has been
washed by ‘ naughty bunk-I rut-n whom ht
met in New York City ‘ “
p A Kirnune llnllnclnntlnn.
A large and imposing Senator fnun r
“'eatorii Stair was walking up and down flit
Senate (‘hatiilwr behind the chain. Ilia
hands IIIV‘I at the small of his back and om
of lIl"lll Ill‘III tho other. Ilia stop was sta'e
l_\' and his head loaned forward a trifle. 0i
his face W In the faraway. alutraeted t‘\l‘rt'§‘
siou which is usually interpreted to moor.
that tho owner of it is in deep thought. Or
a sofa in the corner of tlio Renato i‘IIdIllIIl‘I
rut a Senator from another \"esti‘rii Stab
talking to a friend. Painting in the Senator
who was pacing luck iri-I forth in full \iou
of ll.-~ galleries, tlin sitting Swii i1 \i said I
lii_\ fi'i- iel _ " .I‘li-‘l‘l“'l :\ In in who i. lain-viii:
under a \rf)‘ .trmqe hallucin iliuu.‘ “ What
I‘ it 1'“ iii-piircd the startlod friend. " \Vliy.
II" Ililllh\ lir‘a thinking." ~ llirxdr‘qflam He
rumour".
v
nandav Night t‘nnrtlnl.
.r‘ll thuali \ preacher is the lost to try ‘and
put a sitop to Sunday night courting. ‘l‘hat
preacher would meet with groator succcsa
by fighting: a cycloiio with a snow-shovel.
This Sunday night courting business is It!
sure to come as death and the tax collector.
It Ifilzlll old i-stiiblislicd industry. which has
I‘N‘ll going on since the lwginriiiix of Illllt‘.
aul it is sure to continue to iho end. It is
\l‘~“lI the only :iiduatry that don‘t ask for a
plain-iii e t ind. as tliejiuon‘ foreign corn.
l“'?i!i.-ii it ILI.‘ tllt‘ lelor it thrives «1’91"!
84: 't.
Never Too I.a.e.
lie was quite lato arriving at a i-oirev
given by a prominent bellu. and ho immed-
iately sought lior province to apologize. niid
said 2 “ I beg a tlioiwiiid purif ms for com-
ing so late.“ “ My dear sir.“ replied tit
lady. graciously. “ no pardons are needed.
You can never come too late."~ Teri-av Siff-
toga.
\t'hnt n l or: floor Indicates.
An old actor who had been interviewed
on the subject gives it as his opinion tlia‘
nobody without a good long misc ever play
ed tragedy acceptably. However that may
be. there it no question that a good long
noon and a dispmition to poke it into otht'i
people‘s business has led to a great deal of
Wuu._1)rtni¢ .‘har Pleas.
To ALL “HUNTING Ell PIA“ .‘Eih'l‘.
“'e want Live. Energetic and Portable Act-ma in
every county in the i‘ii‘ited States and t‘anada. to
sell ii 1):"nt artich- of great merit. on ire merits. An
article having n large mile. paying over ltll per cent .
prollt, hm on: no t‘tllilpt‘lllii‘n. mud on which the
luv!“ to protected in ihc exclusive sale by a dent
given for each and every “till“! he may lt‘t‘lin‘ from
us. Willi all Iht‘I-l‘ admittance to our not-ills. and
llit‘ fact that if is an ariicle that can be so d to every
houscosncr. it might not he accusatory to make an
“Extiaordiiiary Utter“ to secure good agents at
once. but we have concluded in lease to show. not
only our mutiilrncc in the Illt‘flllt of our invention.
but iii in- reliability by any agent that will handle it
with energy. Our aroma now at vvorh are making
thin $150 to $4!“ a month clnr. and this fact makes
it sitfi‘ for us to make our ol‘er to all who are out of
employment. Any agent that w ill giw our luminous
a thirty day‘s trial and fail to clear at least Sill) in
thin- linie.abovc all expenses can return all voods
uni-old to tie and we will refund the money int i for
them. Any agent or General Agent who would like
ten or more counties and wort: them through out»
agents for ninety days. and fail to clear at least $750
above all or muses. can return all unsold and get
their money tack. No other employer of stunts cvi‘r
(lanai to make :uch uni-re. nor would we if_ at G did
not know that we have agents now making more
than double the amount we guaranteed. and but
two sale: it day would ive a profit of over 3325 a
month. and that one 0 our fi‘lllfl tool: cighlcen
urdersin one dav. Our lava; escriptive circulam
explain our ofler full . and l we we wish tea-end to
every one out of cm oyntcnt who will read as three
one crnt stamps for storage. Send at once and ac.
Cure the agency in tune for the boom. and go to
work on t e term-r named in our extraordinary cler.
We would like to have the addnwa of all the agents.
rowing machine solicitors and carpenters in the
counlrv. and ask any reader of this paper who reads
this 0 or. in mud us at om the name and nddreoui
of all such they know. Adtln‘tl‘t at oiu c. or you
will ion~ the beet chance ever oar-red to thoee out I
employment to make money.
ltnuirns Maswacrunino Co .
M-ly 1m Smitklcld 8L. Pitta-burn. Pa.
“Rough on Rate“ cigars out Rats. lice. lac.
‘ h on Gin-no.“ for coma. Bunions. the
1‘ n We “\fifi‘ IIeaiTli‘Rencwcr“ netores
health and vigor. cures Willie. etc. 3:.
“Rough on Wefi‘fin‘it‘aiit‘reliet. lilo.
Ladies who would retain freshness and viracity
don‘t fail to try “Weile‘ Health Renown."
“ chirpiba.“_great__kiiiney:iial urinary cure.
rats. mice. cleared
“in. roaches. ante. bed bugs.
ent by “Rough on llam:j_iac_:__
“Roach on Cough-i.“ when. lhcz‘ liquid. So.
I'll children. uranium” t. and deb
ieate. are “Wella‘ Health Renews.“ Pl“
“Rough on ”Ballrmm. 1%)! it the.
rim wm' n “ Sexual noun
cured by “wow Health “newer" " 3i. tr
lather Swan‘s Worm to for feveriehnoro.
wet-ins. marl .
WM! and L'rlnuy corn~
Sti us. irritation,
plain'tg‘cured by “manila.“ fl.
Night aunts. a- .‘caii’ malaria.
coredby“Wella‘ ago. “‘15....“
If an hill %W eat an m
use waif Health“ Dunner.“ I. '
licvaienee complaint Anion.-
“Itacha-nai Slit a m. couplets ca: 31.
innings lallng!
Repairing
murmdnlim
loontaefthollsdielarsuthan-
hertbnokcverooldforln
thantwlooonrprloeimfaotert‘ni hipklpA-
minim-renewed moth
panama nacnbeeouewamgltpto.
free. ammunhxtlanddlaine.‘
*_,A v» .v...
Misses .3.- Juli
Begin call your attention to their Fine Stork of
Spring and Summer
MILLINERY
flea-mine a specialty. Old t‘iapc made to look like
new hr the Stirriwl I‘alcut I‘h't‘t‘rir‘». for which no
haw the agency. liars “leached. Dy rd and Pressed;
also Feathers Dwell. t‘icsncd and Furled. a full as.
ointment of Fancy (hauls: also “an iris-i». munch
ion of switches. and all the new siylm of \“rn‘i'n.
in Natiiial t‘uil. t‘ombiogs made up very h‘aounzt-
hly Ailt‘llt‘)‘ for the Madame Griswold t‘ori-et. a
perfect fit guaranteed.
Misses St. ‘Jolni,
an MAIN ST.. NtllfiVALK. t'l‘.
REMOVAL!
F. Hayes’
EAT MARK‘T.
.l
\‘ATI'RI‘AY. April lith. I will n ma the .‘larket
t now being atrial up in Ilib tIt“! Block. two
doors north of my mess-n! stand. and unite llw pub
lie to call and in- wt it. It has been me aim to_
meet every dcmand m a l-‘lret~t‘lar.~ Market. and
have epartvl no pain-1 to make it rllt‘lt. As hereto-
fore. i shall sell only the
Best of Meals:
Thankful for the liberal
ccivedJ miutfnlly i-nlict its continuance. and
*
iatnwiacc hemioforc rc‘
invite a trial from the gem-rat public. lie-pry.
F. H A V E S.
to: if
S—A—L—I‘CY LICA.
The only radical internal rv-mwlv. Never known
to fail in a sl 1‘ case acute or t‘lll’« nic. II ens-ls
the poiimnon ‘r'n‘ Arid from the blood. which i-
the prime cause of Rbciimnlirm. Hour and Neural»
uia.—»Aaalllood Purifier it has no mus]. trims
'I‘lie om minim.- Specific E..-
dorsed by Physicians and
.
Thousands of Patients.
. U. an
uncommon m-iis-e prinmpl-w it v rudw m." from the
blood all pa-holimh manor whu‘li ( aii~a~~ dioram- It
has been in use for many years and cured a lzlfL't r
l’osil ivoly Cures
icrccntasc of cn-N than snv other remedv, tin-mi
or tix-«tiruonials from tho rum! Salu‘yhca «rakes
tIlh‘lly at the cause of lhi~r d-wa-cxu‘i'h so
RHEUMATIS’M.
main on rain-d .l ovum only irru' lmxttiv iI-o .-tY.-.r
“Tu-ii \uii hau- trnvd in vain all ilu- “mi-_“ “rill-l
nn-nI-f' “Moment-i.“ and “mini cure-A.“ and when
Gout. Neuralgia.
your Ilvwlor‘ i’ItIIFUI holp you, (In not rlr-‘I‘R‘Y but
take .fiiilii'vlii‘a at once and la runvi Nu uii- can
nflonl in Inr ill pun sud inn-cry “la-u .\.l ililll
Gravel, Iliatw‘co‘.
nil! rcluwe lma and poi lnui ill I illul mm 1.. all! lwl
lu bl~ flail} utm’almus. '
st per Boa. 8 Boron for $6.
l “and . -
I’uisniiiiiu‘.‘
“'illi foil drm‘i-oin :Ii h-t. I.ill:ttn‘r$ >.~‘..l in
I .\I llhl'l‘d fill”. llril;'~."-l- and ulluli'iflx‘ ll
I‘L \ls'l‘I-Ilt. Illii:‘,‘|\l. or M u'. by Ill:i‘l.pti‘1~lltl.trli
n‘u‘ipl of price
WASHBURH a. 00.. Prop‘n.
{firs ly‘l ~37 ltmvuxu u \r\\‘ xiii”.
Elegant Styleé
AN“ »
New Nannies for Spring.
——li.\i{i..\ix.~ iN
Furniture & Uflflls.
The Newest Siylcs!
Tile liL‘Sl. Slut‘li!
The Finest, Gnodsl
The Lowusl Prices!
-—IIA\'thi
Enlaruei My Show - Roam!
And increased my Stock. am heircr pn~purwl to fill
the haul: of my many i‘nHqurrs and the
public than ever lwfocc.
Thankful for past. favors and soliciliu: a cominu‘
once of the same. I remain nuiswlfnlly.
Wm. Lockwood.
—-——DRALER IN————
Firiiture & Carpets.
SWALLLLLEL: L
Hilfilfllillll'fll‘l’allll Palllllll's'
Slurrvzllaitfiffiors.
[love the Largest Stock in our line in connection.
Pure Land and on
We are Headquarters fin: Reunlan.S.Arniyand
Flags: r‘ia'igsi Flags!
BAXBOO I'ISII POLE.
OnmlOanlOars!
Single. Double and Ground I
'VV indowv G lass 2
Whingnoededabeut shooter vessel.'
Dredging Entertain.
Links. Ill Shae-king Seine Twine. (‘oiton
seen mlfiu
p
oh
J
Forks: min“ [nun-mi -e
Line and “any Rope. hii‘y at or below New
York mono. careful at to m to nail.
883 WATER STREET, [698-11
BRIDGEPORT, CT.
Boats §Shoes
Gyflfi” new“;
r
aural tin of
ion andchien’s Slippers
. OutoniWoerud Repaid”! A
7 Am 7 fill“: i ' .L.. . ‘
Patent Medicines
4
FillLlililllomllilSlllli
CALL AND SEE man. '
NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
novrs
Cough Remedy.
Pure Dun, Medicines, in.
inner nx'i‘nac'i‘s.
Prescriptions CIII'C‘IIIII)‘
Cotillion ruled.
A LARGE STUCK UI“
Always on hand at
BMW Pharmacy.
Cami '10 the New Store!
N0. 5:) \VALL STREET.
Arid kurv .‘ttillt‘ of the many bar-:a ns. and au- IIlt‘
no“ lot of
Children’s Carriages,
Elegant 'l‘oilet and Tea Sets.
Also the llc~i Englbh and .tmerican
(‘3 ld.()(7 If 1*) I} 3'.
RDDY‘S ELEGANT
R E FR IG E [{A'l‘tllls‘
T" E \VUXIlE RFI'L
‘ U'l ‘ '
Tuliuau' 1 btm o.
Also, tho Richmond. Adams .t “‘ir-Ilnke. Econ.»
niM. t‘ll‘.
\ - .
lulcganl Library Lamps, (”heap
Air-u do all kiliil— inf Slalr' Iiiu‘filrt, Lin-«deb. lint
h r\. Siiiukr .l.1t‘b-. 'li‘ii Howling. t-n- Fllllli':
Plumbing. i-tc. “'th ion: I‘I’flt‘lll‘fll exponents- in
all the brstm‘lu'.‘ of lhi- bosom-ens. i "out I can
piran- all who may fntor me n :lli lln if nub-fr.
F- W. JAQUI-
HARDWARE.
4?. eiicrul II it I'd tv are
Vlcclutnlca Tools.
tt'title Loud. I'rairrta.
Oils and “'Irulow Glass
A full Assortment of
Locke and Knobs,
'l‘nlrlc rand I’uclicr Curler-y
(if the boot Quali'y~ t‘nMip for t‘a-h
House Furnishing, Gains
J .\ PA 8 F515 1’.\ PER \\' BRI‘Z.
Att'lil fill Ill?
“oh i Vonlii‘al lloilci‘ and Hall‘s I‘nion
Fire and Burglar I‘i‘oof' Safe.
Agricultural Implements.
Ship l‘liandlery. Rope. iti-
W. C. QUINTARIJ
5.} t Mi'sic ii.u.i. him a. on. Norwalk.
For Your Own Benefit!
Having ou'urui the services of a pine
iieal (‘iiltcr and Tailor. I am now cii-
abled to make up for my lll‘illy patrons.
Suits at l‘riccs that are bound to plane.
All Wool Pants.
From $4 Up.
A Sure Fit.
The Latest. Styles.
The Best Quality.
The Lowest Prices.
READRliDECiiTHING
I Please the Men. and Make Happy
the Boys!
Full Line of the Finest
Gills? Furnishing Gulls.
M. DAVIS
"aha-homo Block. South Norwalk.
311m no.
Mi L UN in.
William’s
infirm, i2: ’
Iqaaltoany in the
winter-poi:
clty.wtliheehowntoalwho
than. Wchaveallthe
LATEST ST‘X’ IAES
hoveryShapeandQsatity.aalat
iii lill Lillil Prints.
Mondnnnltwilipnyyen.
FANCY . GOODS!
duh-s
to all clans.
hummus. The
I!“ . I”.
“ammonium-Item...“ alu- '
fie. l’o. Almeria. grand new boas “in. '
an ly
6 Indians- 5:
h..- Amusementynxdponnidw '
,. mum-m
nun-u- "
before the worker's absolutely sure.” once all}:
mail-nit
'0 more.
Watermark worldAlLofdtherrnx.
front list honrJ‘hc brondroad tofortsnc
'I‘ncl iconAugusta. “MIDI.
nll the time or n spare time only The week is uni-
versally adapted to both scar-nu young and old. You
can cuily earn from me. to 35 every cv‘g. That all
who want work may test the bummer.“ make this
nupnraih-lcd offer: to all who are not well «used
na- will send Si in pay for the trouble of writini: us.
Full particulars. directions. ctc.. «out two. Fortunes
will be. made by lhusc who give their whole time- to
the wurktin‘nt menus abuilulcly ruinxlhun‘t delay.
Start now. Adda-ia- STINstIN .r (‘o.. I‘onlaiuLMainc.
First National
MARKET
Cor. llavilaiid and Main Sis.
Ilavini: lsuighl Ibis Market of damn I. have. “i-
iii-am to inform the plum“ that we shall ht‘t‘lrl full
supply of
Flesh and SaltMeats
——l|l" ALL KINDS.
Panamanian
And Ex eryihmi: Pertaining to a
FIRST-CLASS MARK [21‘
And n~|svifuily when n shin-r of the public pat~
nlllaL't‘.
NEWMAN & READ.
South Noruaih, Nov. :5. l\\‘£. t‘s‘l-if
R. L. Baker,
LIVERY AND FEED
STABLE.
&i. Xeuwaui.
winwu'x Moran.
id 43ml :ifllI put in ‘l in \\ in. k
I am 1-hlntivl in .III'. LII :o
So Norvtalk. .‘Irin‘li Ii. Ira“.
New Grocery I
is Railroad Place. So. Xurwalk.
ll.i\ ‘1; takru llvr Huh 9-hour?) “inguql a> "
oi oi \unp by .I ll. Iiavmnuii .v t‘u.. on Railroad
‘iau . and fully docked it ntil‘.
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
i nq-orvfolly 'lnllt‘ :\ ~ban‘ of ihe puls‘u‘ lb‘lft'llzt‘,‘\‘.
ll nill in in} min in Lu p the
130.»! nl' (iouds,
And to soil at
LOWEST PRICES-
\vt»!l~’ o “I be i'e'nvi no prnmpiiy. aim r-vi ryilnn:
llficnil-w' dniu Il' Its'i’t‘liif‘kllilt‘ intro»: Piran- ;:\i
”If a uni
Albert Berg.
So Norwizu, April 121“ hwi,
Hatch, Bailey 8: (In,
Maiisfza'iuvrc of and Ilcalch in
Lumber,
. Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Holdings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Venecrcd Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood i‘eiliiig and
Flooring.
“REFILL S’I‘.. qIUU'I‘II NORWALK
New Goods!
Diamonds, “Hitches,
JEWELRY
Solo Agent in Norwnik. spurt-ind bythc company.
or
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Baflmail WfilfillBSl
John, Foley’s (w M and Pencih.’
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Opus
Gluing. 60M and
Eye-Glam Nickel and
Walnut (Bloch.
Repairing and Adjusting
WATCHES
A W"
.stanndlnahm.8
' 'A.W..Aiistin’s
For the working clan. Said to cars for “mmlflnfil' “_""~,G,..:':§.‘: HE:
image. and we will inail yon/Ne. aroy« l‘n-nnnd halve ”about.“
a]. v-nlnnblobox of nnniple goods that will ‘5“ W‘ c- ‘ 0... ““‘wl’hw h aw s
tyoiiinthewayofniakingmiwemoneyinafcw flatly ‘ El: s
. than you ever thoughtpoccibicat any ‘ ‘
Capital not nivcd.We wii start youd'ou can work
market. report at the City Hotel.
8111 [1111i in
H. 3. co RWIML...
' . City. sin“ emu???
, L d -N “oily cm
H In: IIO so
‘ ’ Mani we;
. 0 _
‘MER irksélsni‘nd‘o A
.120" “’elles' Building. ‘ I
18 Broadway. N. Y.
l'iis- Liis- t\~rtiricaii-s (t‘rndv Petroleum) bong ‘ '“’car
and sold for cash. or carried on human. .
levies negotiah'd. [WM by mail or tell-inn. I ii dime“
pruruplly executed. . (I .2
4
rw’r
“ “Willi
V "M -w. I II «
DESIRABLE Md... . figs.
n .
9s :iiich ,
of Clic~
II“
at its a. It
to and fr. t and all
re?“ Cormaptmdcnoe solicited. Units hoist“-
\ t~r Since-I.
not Kin-r.
l‘uiril
unidi- iii ‘1
nInI fn-i:
comb-int i‘
h.
For Sale. .4015 M...
A ran- opporiumiy to secure dwirabh l‘an‘aln
Lois at Moderate I‘m-s. lll #2 .cnt‘
. i.
grew \ork .
\a. Ging- ‘7,”
East Norwalk W...
In now ollrrvd. Maps i-howii‘g Emotion. and all ' n in
S
' ?r b l-
l
ll
rholmle ‘
f‘ ~ruitit ion :\vv ‘II by
lNS.
S
'r , out so of
C.W. SMITH .. fur-115m “um?
full I u
\\'a.~h:n-_:ion 5L. Sn. Sore nik _‘
U! I' fear of
Aug. Nb 15rd.
mnoro bar-
. ipun-hns— '
f‘ - \VIIEN IN , . i I u—Rstublish«“’
BRIDGEPOR 3:; inguo. bl| ”we“;
-—|-us‘r ran. To vi~ir » , “:3. lioodr
i0!
BARNUM’S
Pifill‘flaliflll Builflii
Ilim i.-i~m—. ‘1; .\ cl“ l‘u“
I] ti. Ill" ESI‘EI).
Lv~~-1 and to u. Mann‘s
Observe its Wealth of Attractions:
Eligait Skating BlikESE
SQI‘AIEE FEET 9,800 \i‘ll'.\I:K FEE ’
Wm. Smut Fin .isrir x
“f Slums
‘;.u.,-_ Emir. nil _' ,
- \ :rftv-z - ,
Superb Iliillt'lilL'I l’iivillioi:
d
>ll\‘l;XT\' Flil—Ii‘ N3! ARE
Billiard I’au‘lorst
o ‘MAt-Sir‘li‘fihii‘ "norm —.- (-
Quadrnplellow l iiigl l Icy—
siioo'i'ixu canning“:
“‘ 'b L's! and 3'41 R v‘. lira “u.
‘3‘“ u Ira...
8—33
?
llcfrcslnricrit [form .3
runs -.ii.\1:.xsiu~i.vn.\x noon —— nu 5‘
Lidus‘ and t- ink-mu.» \ lim- i" ”1' fir-nu», i——-
FULL MILITARY BAN _
30:13} AI minor.» and En: oi:-
The litt'm‘ Bzi'hlm; I.:il‘l!.i'3lt‘l u-rh
e,
38
r‘
t
16 w— i-ILizvi‘iiu‘ lli-ilTS 1'
Afternoon .idininion. If. f‘cnt
Skates. ltt “ .
Evening .\dmi>sion. 20 t‘
1:, aa
Skull-s.
rbn
GEE—BL s
!;l “TIAN
n: .d/%\
lR Ni“ spr‘z -
( moth-Er. \\ :4 _
.\li~~i‘~ an: i Dunno“. .- n \ar.- ' \ an: t \ .
any iier iwi-vn ‘tlivri .3 iv: n-. it! ll :l \
exci'L-‘nc ilil\l“il\‘~ that (lziinul it il.;-.;1atv.~ui.~.‘
:n the H-nwu.
Prior to zhv i’rieilt::.\‘lliirlil rf IIrt l.II.il‘l'Tl.\‘
IiA/Ali :,
a
‘.t:t _~ 1.1.
t‘ . l ~i in.
cumin-Hal :rirmi
poi-7‘2} niaiic— (‘Iitli lu‘ill.
dinon loiozrlsrtc sari; of {im-
“car. :;I\‘.|:~_' Ilu‘ satire t n, x..- -in- «y
mingsnflc . lhnt in ixoiuuul upon
nix—l i-.\;x~ii>:ve fi§lllllkt ~. and I or in l qualsd at
tics for the production of flu ~4' ,u-ih s'Iith
furni-h them iii iv.» t--.‘. Ill' .u lay it t nu. v-:
and lisu- 12am made iipnl in f:-"i.l'ili'i
the same 'i‘dirccnicms 'u piin‘lmw tizi'fs’ t mil-z
n‘ndv underpin-3:19. \l'i~ six! Nakc in (inlrr.
the s: Manner. at MIKIKIAI\ l‘nus. §|ntvni .
ientiou i> inviicd to our
Millinei'y Dcpartmcn
X0“ rcplczr him all the .\‘o\ than of tlu- auxin.
BEST 8: 00.;
60 and 6‘3 “fest 23d 8L. bet. 51b and 6t
avenues. New York.
‘.
. R’
““8 “I“ All (LS! fAIiS.
. Mtt‘onzliayrup. 'hzsecs gin-1.
. Ute. ir: Lune. Sold by dniggisrin
" “no-ova.» um...” .
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Norwalk Chronicler