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WWMN’cmnnwrsne.
”farm‘s-saxu‘m
”ll-“win: new sn‘ inas-
» cows.
was“
lullhsdnvne‘wucno‘nicn.
:lwgumtuemmmmi
; ,, “I! , 'upn-cointn'mspueo‘ our.
.7 mam m
. 1 get I) W o‘ navin‘ ‘ein roun‘
Willy Jim !)
~ I“ up In: mind i‘d settle down
A» use up with him.
In wc was married one Sunday in church.
. _ morovukd tail to llwbnln:
. “as only was to git no of ‘em all.
W Jun ' ,
~13! Grimm: “ Brio-wsmn'
00' IO OOIII‘ETB.
* m clubs are fashionable. A light
2 wit however. is much better than n club.
Pint.
, Ayouugman asks: “\Vhenisthe hem
timetomove P" When you hear the dog
CIR-Burlington Fries I‘m.
Ifs doctor says you owe a life to him
lover employ him any more. Ile may on}.
lost lib Nih—I’Nkquwa (loll.
'nic astute sewing mschine agent wears
side-wldskcn so u to give his chin free
plum—Bush» Mun-mild Bulletin.
Allow Yorker was given the choice of
beingmsniedorgolng to prison. sud he
dose the mnrrisge. Some men can‘t endure
n pm—PM‘WM can.
A Chicago drummer has been bitten by u '
Iichigsn mud dog. Ills friends are anxious.
b wnithw to see what elect it will have—-
M. - m the dog.—- Your.“ Educators.
“T A cane! will work for seven or eight duys
' without drinking. Inthis he diders from
In. men. who will drink seven or eight.
bye without working-(Wad Adorn
new.
' “ I would die for you.“ she exclaimed.
pillowing her bend upon his shoulder. '
“ Oh. no you necdn‘t. darling.“ was the
quick reply. “ I like red huir’.“-—J¢rmy City
Journal.i
Rev. Mr. 'I‘ahnagc advises married people
to avoid first quarrels. This is excellent
advice. If married people must fight. let
them begin at about the fifteenth ground.—
'vrn‘atoiru Herold.
Juritlcc is always rcprcscntcd by n female
with a pair of scales in her hand. This is
Ipproprinte. If it war a mun thc symbol
might occasionally be mistaken for ti gl'ui‘i‘l‘.
eBurh'uybn lliurhy: .
Charlotte lironto says ; “ Women fwl
just as men feel.“ We don‘t bellow it. No
woman was evur fool enough to fccl for an
open door in the dark and rind it with her
noseu—Phi‘ladtWa Call.
A gentleman who had been bitten by s
dag was naked : “ Do you suppose the ani-
Innl \vns mod 1’“-—“ Mad! What right had
he to be mad ? llv \vaisn‘l half as mad lb 1
was.“—.-lrkurmiw Tram; r.
A young pmtcss says she “ told ln-r so-
crct to the sweet wild roses “ Sho \\".h.\‘ voi‘y
imprudent. When the swoct wild rosos
“ blow " she will wish slu- had kcpt her so
not to herself.——i\'vr.~i‘.\hucn [Ir-null.
Enipiircr.—You wont to know how to
clean kids. Wc have had no experience
but should advise washing them. You had.
hovi'cver. hotter inquire of some mother
To make a pickle. say soniothing mean
ghoul the girl across the slrcch—b‘oatm
1'0“.
An :ipc in tho London Zoo is \lt‘i'l.il‘\'\l it
be tho Hindi u-vtiaui‘dinary :ipo uvor seen in
Europe. It is “ a mule. li.iid~lmndo.l chuu‘
llituls‘t'i." paucssllig grout intcli i-ncc. 'l‘llfi
roport that it will visit Ann-ricer on a lrclur-
lug tour lJL‘liS continuation. «Jaw-y City
Journal. ‘
A young mun uptown who is oversccing
tho oxcovstion of earth for tho introduction
.0! “rotor-pipes loukmi down in n grout holo
nnd yeliml out . “ How many is down
them ?" " 'l‘lirio. sor." said one of the mom
bar. “ lluif of you come up, then." said
the young mun. ~
Lady Montague said : “ it goes for
townrd reconciling iii» to b. lug ll wool in
when I rollcct that I am in no danger of
marrying one. Now that is singular. The
Very thing which slio found. is just what
merino-ibis the rust of us to bring mun. —
Bu rlingtc-u Ilmrl‘ryv'.
,, A Texas editor had a vory narrow escape
4t week. lie published a society note in
which “ 1‘. G. T.“ aplmared after a lady‘s
nanio. He only saved himself bciug’punoh.
ed full of bullet holos by explaining that it
mean “ l‘ruttiest iiirl in Toms.“ The odi-
tor woars new slippers noun—Park‘s Sun.
Says a fashion writer : “ It is didicult.
nay. shunst impossible. to infuse nny pic-
tlu'esqucness into boys‘ clothes." And that
is all this fashion writer knows about it.
Just dross a boy in even the most common-
phicc elegance and uukcnuel him for a half.
hour. and sec whou he comes back if he
hasn‘t succeeded in infusing picturompicncss
into those clothen~lfluion Trams-pt.
A BOSTON GIRL’S REASON-
" Kl- lne again." :
Bibyl Berton. spoke than words in s
grove. calm msnner that , betokcned the
serious import in which she held them. sud
es Ilerbcrt Holdfust bent tenderly forward
end prcued his lips softly to bars she looked
up to him in the shy. cst-on-thabnek-fencs
fulllon thut had so witched him in the
goldemhued dsys of courtship.
There was no tint of deception in the
pill. not“ d this girl. and her every not
-wss the result of reflection. often profound.
Brought up in Boston. she had ell her life
been neon-coined to put to its best rise the
power of discernment which n thoughtful
rnind gnvs her. Surrounded us she was by
the mystic influences of hirer-son. the Corn
cord School of Philosophy. sud several.
hrgs wsrchousss where mnchsul were sold.
ithsmnllwonder that when. shading on
the threshold of wornsnhood. she beheld
suitors for her heart sud hsnd approach;
in hot! nnslyscd.with critical cue the
hops-end frsrs of ouch—Md subjected the
We: every wooer to the rigid
serumycfsinindthst. nested cross-legged
“<4“,
Till ORBIT “Tl-Illa can.
but“... About the ltlun Who Invent“
the Bomb-Dosh: Number.
The Gatling gun is. of all modern engines
of our. most terrible. I asked it- inventor.
Richard Gatling. not long since. how he
came to bend his mind in such a direction.
. “ Well.“ he replied. shiftinghisgold glasses.
“1 was ‘11 Indisuspolisduringthewarmnd
«my walked “limb ‘thc unlcn
do i. d scenes were on every hand
thcn~ -families all torn rip—fathers. brothers
rind husbands going to the front. and. nfter
shit. many of their bodies coming back.
when the walls of woe were blended with
the cheers of recruits and the few happy
greetings of return. The terrible scenes I‘
saw. the agonixing trials of par-tings and
meetings. and the depth of despair—lib. I
shall never forgot. It seemed so terrible to
rue. this wsr. strife and slaughter. that I
become almost fascinated by its horrors.
end dually conceived the idea of inventing
s gun so powerful and eflcctivc as an engine
of war that soldiers might. in the main. be
dispensed with.“
This proposition. inconsistent though it
be. led the way. and the inventor tallied on
us we smoked together in the twilight.
" And I did have s time over that gun.
Previous to that I had inventod .n grain
drill. for which I had sold manufacturing
rights all ov'cr the West. realising in the
nulgliborhood of $80,000 therofroin. l was
protty well fixed. but when I commenced
on the gun busiucm my shekels began to
go. After perfecting the model of the
original gun I had s long scorch in quest
of an establishment adequate to their iiianu
facture. Finally. when six guns were com-
plctod in the (‘inriunnti shop the works
were ilrcd. doubthvrs by Southern sympa-
iliiscrs. and the whole was n druid loss. The
i‘incinuati type foundry was my next rc-
Iource. and as the war had thrown a damper
upon typo founding and the works wen:
idle. the proprietors made in contract fov
another halhloron guns. When completed
3 Chicago man on his way to Washington
ondcrtook ‘dicir sale. Slicrotary Stanton
wouldn‘t own look at them. however. (ion.
liiitlor was the only military ms.- who could
be brought to see the merit of the invcn~
lion. and on his own udlhnrity lie purclrisod
them at élfitlil cacli. l'nluclrily for me my
soiling agent ftiilal before accounting to
me. mad the sale brought inc nothing. Gen
Butler uscd the gun \‘ory cfioctivoly in one
engagement. when. the ammunition being
exhausted. tho Socrotary of War porcniptor.
ily rcfuscd to furnish supplies. an i the
weapons luv idlc.
“ I made more guns. however. my friends“
\dvicc to thc contrary. Now the l’iiitcd
status Government owns ovcr ono liundvi-d
of them. and tin-y are used by cvory civiliZi-d
Government .“
Onpt. Gatling is now about seventy yours
of age. quitc gray. hut active and our! on
of yore. His is n familiar figure at Wash-
ington hotels. and in fact at the capitals of
st Hartford. Conn. Of late he has porfcctcd
sevrral valuablo improvements on the co-
ginc of war which boars his nauic. all of
which are applied to tho more rccont pun.
\hascs d this Government.
uUlLlNU A COCOANUT.
A waggisli young mun. of ll'ickland. re.
cently purchueil a cocmmut in tho llll‘li
Ind sent it home by iiuotlu-r waguisli young
man. who informed tho family's lurol girl
that it wiLs broad fruit, a wry raro and nut
ly edible. which the min of the iwm hid
rccoivod as a gift from a scouring frii-n l.
lircad fruit. llt‘ .Vilil. though mounting in
spgivir-in ‘0. was, “lo-u \vx‘ll luiilol . a most
delicious :ll‘ii.‘lt‘ of fo id. It should certain-
ly be boilcil fl'Jlil t-~u to twolvo hours. 1H
flit“ skin \i'iis‘ very thick. l'loiity «If \Ilf .lllxl
poppcr should also bo adilixl. .ul.i it rmpur-
cd very careful watching. as any lllllx‘ mil»
tcntion on tho part of tho cook might ruin
the delicate tlivor of this fruit of tho sunny
clinic. The girl a\“~lll“\v1‘il the u holo stoiy.
and with grcit tropisiation and l‘lll'i‘ put tli
prepostcrmii thing on to boil. Sdll and
pepper were duly added. and npr. (“uni \iitli
s grdat weight of anxiety. tho pa ll‘ ~girl liov
err-«l tl\'\'l‘ tho kclllo coiihiiiiiii; Ill"
ed brood fruit. Tho \‘Ui‘il.lil‘.ll whom oiicas
ed in its snoll is of tho si of .l llug‘n
foot-bail an i All “it as ll.“lll :n nu"... (lulu;
to its cxtroun- buoyancy ill” co m mut. l us ll
up by ihe boiling \\‘;tlvl‘. “null soul lil.‘
kettle cow-r flying across tho r mm. The
girl. however. was on dock. and piii'oiiug
the flying tiii. would ropiaco it upon tho
kottle only" to repeat tho oporation with
every recurring niavo on tho part of tho on»
torprining broad~fruit. And so tlio ‘Jzitlle
raged. With each succ.-s.~.ivu otl'ort tlia
cocoanut seemed to grow uioro enthusiastic
ind the consequent brilliant think movo~
merits of the girl more frmpioiit. Sbc was
evidently becoming weariod. but visions of
I smoking dish Of ilt‘llcious tropical broad.
fruit kept up her courngc. 'l‘ho coutlict had
013de fiercely for some thrce hours. who“
the man of tho house coming home. hogan
to institute a search for tho cocoanul si-nt
home at noon. Mutual explanations follow-
ed. bud the msddest girl that over smashod
h dish on Union street wus tho cxhauslcd
strugglcr with the masquerading cocimiut.
—Rooklond Gum.
hillllhls’
“ JOHN GILPIN“ WIDE."
“ John Gilpin‘s ‘tids “ war composed by
Cowper somewhat, aim“ the your 1780 or
1732 sud under the allowing circumstances.
us he told them hiinscli While on a visit
to his friend and surnirer. Lady Austen. he
was sudering one evening from excessive
melancholy. which her ladyship thought to
relieve by relating to him a funny story. It
wns s story she remembered from childhood
and which she bud often related to the little
ones gsthered at her house " John Gilpin‘s
Ride " she denominated her tale. and she
went on nnd told it in bright. sparkling.
narrative style. Its elfectou the fancy of
Cowper was enchanting. 0n the following
morning he appesrcd at the breakfast table
with s countenance all sinili-c. and he told
lady Austen that he had been kept swskc
half the night by thoughts of her story and
his involuntary bursts or laughter at the
comical scenes flushed buck upon him. And
he furthermore told her that he had resolved
to put it into n bollnd. the general construe
tionof which he hnd sire-id: in mind. The
bullsd was written sud givcnto 'Indy Aus-
ten snddicinsistedupcngiving it to the
pubhhcr of her favorite newspaper. So it
foundfts wsy to the public; sndnfterwsrds
Henderson, the solar. recited it in his pub-
lic rssdfngs. 'lhcrs hsvs been various sur-
misss as to 'whnrs lady Austen obtained her
hero. Scmchsve thought he wss n reel
perms nndhsve counted proof to run
into the position. while others hsvc behaved
him to hsve been «many fictitious—s cres-
‘alro of Indy Anita's hula. or. mnylnip. of
be post's own hurry—loaded 3!an
3.th
Oouldtheybelsidhuetoviethetrlsls
sndupuiencesclpcrbnps every slices-fol
Wmmthceityto-dsywould‘secn
tobssserlesofronnmes. W's ore tccspt
toncccptsssfnotthenofionthnt trndeb
volvesnoncdthoss nobler onions-s slid
the world. though his nominal residuum .
'sz
Shiloh! ll Allltltlo Gath.
in lures-Ive See-c In n Gold District of
“one.
Sunday often-noon there was s striking
scene. In nuunfurnlshcd large cabin an
angle street were gathered several score of
non rested on legs and blocks of wood.
livery bond was uncovered. and evenon the
bunkefsucwinfrontofthshnse home of
the cabin were groups of men holding their
lists in their bonds. The audience was s
reinsrhbls one in the mutter of nppcsrsnco.
[tough bearded faces were there, us well or
the smooth chin of headless boys. By the
side of the preacher lcnned s well-known
“ bud mun.“ his sixsshooter strapped about
his wish One pile was reserved for two
females. bcthwith n tarnished reputation.
even in s csmp where reputations go for lit‘
ile. Suddenly the clergyman started one
of lloody‘s hymns. The crowd caught the
infection and the beautiful chorus" swelled
through the camp. drowning the sound of
the fiddles from across the way and subdu-
ing the murmur from the gambling tablos
in the big tent next door. After the hymn
came a short prayer. and old miners who
had not been in church for s score of years
bowed their heads reverently and the crowd
in the street were hushed and silent. The
sermon was s little too doctrinal. but \va:
well illustratod with fun liar terms pcoul-
inrto mining camps. Anothor hymn was
sung with n rough nnd tumble energy. the
crowd poured out of the open front of the
whens cabin. and the nir of business on the
streets wns rosumcd. Many of thaw \\‘li(
nttendcd the service hardly knew the d iy
wasSuuduy. but one old man Scum-Ml os-
pecinlly depressed. “is white hair ham.-
down on his shoulders. which were bout
with long yours of hard work. ll \ iv] an
old yellow dog by u string and socmml
greatly moved by some in \inorios awaken-ml
by thnt simple service. lie stotid for a
moment undecidod. then. loading the dog
into the saloon tent across the strcot. hr
mode his way slowly up to the platform
where the musicians sat. After morn horti-
tation the old men venturod to ask for
“ Home Sweet Home.“ and as tho old [.iillll»
iar air was played the crowd lookod wuu~
dcringly at the old man standing thoro with
his dog. while the tours trickled slowly
down his face as he took all his but uud
brushed the long lot-ks back frtuu his fat-r.
floods an: of tho lnitcst Sl)’l\‘l‘ rind New Shams.
msmum.mm
R fmsccstiyhxdgoudswblchwill
help bummrlglitnwsy
Mm else demu-c-
Wantedhrfieu'sscl '»
Hur-
imuorneusmmm
.bestbmkmscldfh‘rless
\-
NEW; "all?!
Fresh from the Factorios. Our Spring Stock is new
nosrly complete. comprising an Extcnsivc Vnrlcty
of “my illltl Stsplo Articles to land the Tate nnd
Wilma of the Public. Our Stock of Lamps is the
urgent. most \‘iiriod. Bust Sclcctul. st l'opiilsr
Pricos. of an y cvcr ll‘ftil‘t‘ introducivl into this “lab
kct. thir (‘nn‘kcryx China. Glass “'un-. and “my
sud ncul only to be soon to be apprvciati-d. Uur
Rangvs and Oil Stoves have nil llic intisl luipnu \“
Inciits.nnd [\X‘tlllllllt‘lltl llltm‘lVlll to all who sio
llii‘lii. uur 'l‘iu Wurc comprism almost cvcrythin:
that is nccilod in Fancy and “sin Goals. Tho Ni-w
York Tcxlllc l-‘illor t‘ollu‘ l'tit brats nll otlu‘rx
l‘ricos in 'l‘iii \i'nrc and Fancy Articles grimly na
dated. g“
“‘r iii\ its tho public to csaiiiinc our linv of goods
lu’fon‘ purrluisin: i-lwolu n‘. “'c fool wound that
we can and “ill undorsoll llii- Ni-w York Illlrkil‘
: REMOVAE
F.
m:
'f‘lu~ only radical intrrnnl mainly. Sui-r knows
to fail in u singli- rasi- acute or \‘ftl'htllt‘.
tho |mu~omuis l‘riv And from tho blood. whit i in
tho pnnic tattoo of Rheumatic-in. tiout and hound-
As a llloud l‘iiriticr it has no upsil.
m6.
Hayes’
. MEAT MARKET.
ATVRDAY. April 19th.] will 0 m the Narkctl
i new brim: tittcd up in Dih lc‘s lllot‘ltho
doors north of my pit-sent stand. and “who the put»
lie to (will and import it.
moot cvcry dcnmnd for n li‘irsld‘laso Market. and
how spnrcd no pains to make it Mich.
turn. I shall sell only lht‘
Best of Meats.
Thankful for thc llll‘J‘lil patronage lwrvtofuro nu
roivul. l rvspiu‘tfnlly solictt itiil continuance. still
vlu\‘llc s trial from the gcncml public.
i . Mrtwlcoou prioritize fastest no!“ book -
bef Mill‘s heirfbomdmtg‘fortunfi cries. Ingres-c profits magenta: All moms—rill:
on work hsol . once ' ml went . onecnnhecomc l .
094-]: '1‘: its"! MAIguun Boo; minimum“. . ‘ t
It has boon my aim to
AS ht‘mlu-
llcspt‘y.
F. HAYES.
if
ll ox 'l‘ll-
Acting:
Tllt‘ old llcliatilc Spcrillc Eii~
ilcrscil by Physicians and
Thousands of Patients.
and saw lln‘ not of fan‘ and fn‘llflll. \“c buy at
tlu‘ ‘iuintsiullcad lll all linvo. and sin satisfied u :lll
niodcraur pnwiii .~.
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win-maul ofi‘asrs than siiv i‘llli'l’ ionwrli.
,iiiniiin‘~ from tln t‘lih‘l
ilzivclly at tt-o now of lliwr downscawh
l’osi i iv‘vl)“ Carr‘s
§.l:l(‘} hm sti
on Cronin-iii son-c priiil'iplcx ll cmda atcx fiuin tho
lililt'll all [lilH‘llI‘ll‘ manor which muwxilm aw ., It
liar tun-on in us» for many yoars and runs! it lam r
Sr! ll
ihi's
li' on
iii-iii: u M A'l' I SM.
F.H.Nasl .81 Bins.
“Hulls.“
"liiniiirnlsf‘
mn‘n. ~o . il‘ml >11" ‘llvshizly lh‘... but a '\ tho 1 ill I t
“it ll \ on! no lruul in \sin :ili llu-
lllt‘IIls."
iI'Illv
and “pri‘ll mum.” and \\llt‘ll
thn tho music coded the poor old man
secured to awake with ii start. Ho and his
dog went out and wore soon sccn slowly
pickiw their way up the trail to the mom.
twins. ('Il’l‘rtr .lkm Ia‘ftfl' in (‘.‘u‘mgo 15-“.
one. .
THE TREES OF WASHINGTON.
A “'insliington correslmndcnt of the Pro
' Yidoucc Journal writes : “ I doubt whether
President Ji-ilemon. when he personally
suporintcnded the planting of four rows oi
Loinburdy poplar along l’ennsylvanu
nvenue. two rows in the centre sud ouo at
each curbstoiic. cvcr drcnnird of tlio insgui.
ficcnt cflcct now produced' by tir- St‘Vt‘lll‘V
trees. which. plnlltcil twenty ~il\‘v fix-t apart.
now line one hundred and thirty milos ‘of
streets nud nvcnnes in this nictroymlis. The-y
have been planted by s puking t‘mlitllls
sion. of which \i’illlazn ll. Smith. the burn.
tor of the Botanic tisrden. has been the
head. Ho and his associates have m-i‘vod
without compenrntion. and lo- is so onthus
iastic on tho tnibyect that it is no uncommon
thing for him to start oil bcforo brcukfasl
and go a mile or two to inspcot a true that
has been reported M nrmliiig llllt‘nllilll.
This parking commission originated with
that much—abused mnu. (invrl'tmr Shepard.
and when Inuit wns found with tho expensi-
of it by sonic of the ‘ penny-wisv-an'l pound
foolish ' iiicnibors of the District gov-urn.
mont. Siropanl‘s only reply mm. ‘ Smith.
.irive things.“ liucb sin-q t or avenue
been plantml With the ammo \‘ai'icty of trons
~cliiis. ash-oi. linduns. and other varictios.
In tho damp locations proferciivo his lunch
given to tho Carolina poplar. which. in tin-
absorption nf iniasuiatio vslrsliliuns. bcai‘sa
strong rcwiiiblanm to thcoumlyptus. which
cannot lw groan this fsr north. It is do-
liglitful to «ll‘lVi' for miles over smooth as;
phalto puvoioonts. fringcd by stretching
lines of trees docked in fresh grocu lounge
rind swaying with the pulsing brick.
Flow-or beds are in front of ricarly iii-spy
house. small parks at the intersections of
the st roots are covorod with green gran and
flowering shrubs. and in circles are the
statues of distinguished statesmen. soldier;
or sailors.“
llil\
THE PARTING KISS.
The familiar and kiss-oinpliasizr-d “ Good-
by; now writc as soon as you get lllt‘l‘} :f‘
rang out on tho iiixd‘niiig air at a small std.
(dull. “lion a gciitlcinaii rcm irkod: “ Do
you know. I nvvi-r sco any ono kissing good-
by at n railway station but I think of how
I lint nict my wife." “ Now don‘t toll that
silly thing again.“ lllll‘frlll‘lt‘tl his life coni-
pinion. as she blllrlhl‘d it little. and suddenly
became intorosted in the scenery. lint the
:inhooding husband continued : “ It was at
Indianapolis. In tho l'uiou Depot thorn
one night she was bidding her bmthor good-
by just as he was starting for u long trip to
tho \l'ost. llo stood on the cur stops and
she on tho dopot plniforni for their last
kiss; but just us he turned and went into
the car I stepped down to the platform.
Inimcdiutcly I felt a pair of nrms around
my neck and a pair of soft lips rained kisses
on my face and mouth boforc I had time to
protest. You see. she had mistaken mo for
her brother. but the rosult was that I fell in
love with her kisses zuid “V.-- “ I think.“
interrupted tho holy. “ that you and your
friend had better go into the smoking at
it you want to talk such nonsense.“ And
so snotlicr little romancc of the .oil ended
in smoke.-—G.i£cqw Herald
“‘5! Bottles Should Be “bailed.
The findings of coroner‘s juricsnre luckily
of more value. as s general rule. than their
recommendations Last Saturday one of
them " not upon " the body of a child who
had met with its death from drinking cur-
bolic sold. It seems that the unfortunate
infant. whose age was something over two
murmurs habitof finishing ed the
drags in the ginger beer bottles opened for
its mother‘s customers. This in insult one
would have thought n suficicnt cause of
death. butthclittls child appears to hsvs
oncdsygotholdofnbottleeontslning. not
ginger beer.» but cnrbciic sold. Thequ
mturdly brought in s verdict of accidental
death. but-sddcd aridel to the edeot that
fie bottles ought to hove been properly
lsbellcdl Our School Boards hove done n
gooddcnl.butlfcsrit will be some time
before they get as far ns teaching two-yes!-
elds to read—London M
Ayer‘s Sumparilln is highly concen-
trated. and the most economical blood
purifier that can be used. .
[W «are Is Electricity.
“Alcngdelt want“ has now been met
blsmwhc’hns invented“: electric
motor for ‘ ‘ng railway carriages.
Ithkssupvsry grace, sud is driven
bynpulleym‘ totbcsxlsoftbe cor.
Thediflcultyhithsrtoexistingintbcuseo!
Wwfmtlluui-shng' ' ruinsd‘ earths:
Fund go out. m-obieoeos'n- been
'i‘mbjmwbmncw shit
‘instorcupthssnlfls lidheslls' for us-
wbsntbogum. _ mount work. The
numb-shun Moist! on
KEEP COOL
Gout... Neuralgiai.
F. E. PINTO.-
lnvigoraiiug‘ Sou lii’cczcs.
Superior Dinners a la Cane.
.‘d‘i Nix li‘i'
lioloii l'oiiil ili'cllcsl'a.
Es. ‘A ; . in in .\. \\ \cli. . \\l\ a.)
liuuiii. Sluilvi' and \‘oiiil‘oll for |".\i~i‘)‘-
ltilil\ .
iii SENTNEL
llAs llliil something lusay about niatcluvs
in my ndvortiscniont For two months
past. You duululoss road it: but oliicr
inulclics iu‘c iiiiido; llll'll ii is ncm‘ssuly to
buy llousc lumping urticlcs. such as :i
Stovos. itangrs. t‘i‘m‘kory :iiul tilass. and
thou» is not a store in Norwalk or South
Norwalk that can watch me for (Rood
Goods und Low l‘riccs. Hardly ii tiny
““3308 but what soon-thing new is uddcd
to my iilrciidy largo nssurttncnt.
Just drop in during this month and
csauisnc tlic Brunswick Imperial i‘laina
Then
look at my stock of Refrigerators. t‘liil-
Combination Sol of t‘rockcry.
drons‘ t‘urriagos. Hammocks. llird Pages.
Cutlery.cic. By the way. I sell ibi-
licsth’cnts‘onc Oil. and Ubimncysfioo.
nt lhitoui Figums. Hoods dellvcrcd
froo oi iliurgo, and tclcpliolio ill the
store. ‘
... .-,.. -
E. K. Lockwood.
Wilgllljpgkilm.
1 “(rod -
,\\ *‘li llli
Ami l .
‘l‘lmrktu- for ‘k‘lv' Luau :ii.:E s... . “I .:
at.“ of [in .‘Lillli‘. l n mum “\iu‘di
Wm. Lockwood.
Ship
\\'inrlo“'
Rvorytliiiig iiusicd about u host or vowel.
Dredging Materials.
Links. llimzs. Shacklcs. Soon-Twine. t‘otion Ru w.
shcll and Uyutr‘r Forks: cspunally propun-d Dru 2c
Lino nud lluoy Rope.
l"‘~k priccs. Clmflll sucntion to Orders by mail.
il.r\-ct,i~ii~ .ii ll ll l.itl;‘ri igi ~
—-—li.\lli..\l.\.\ lN ‘
Nun‘s! Sivlofi
yti‘ir lli'l‘lifl" riilillnl iii-3p )0". do nut rlimtqrr. but
— (.ll Tu- ts - Salim Elva at IIIH‘I' ntul hr t‘ll"l'<l Nu ulu min
a. rd In int an p1.“ and mm 1) stir-ii .‘fii-t); is
‘ s - ’ ‘ .
P (-1 a“ cl, lhalu too.
I \I'- IV I \i".‘l‘.\“‘l put li.:li .l.i~‘lii: -»i.1u:.:hlil
. to iv» d:. a\ union um
Tb: SJIi‘ liml l“;-.~'. 3.1“ it' Sli'aliiiih s. Per 80" 6 BOXOB f0? ’5'
l'uisuniug‘.
‘. l-\
F. I:
-'.. in;
liilx
i \V il ii. i l.\l:l\. i‘uniu-iui: l 3“ “‘WT ~\ lib“ ~ l'H-J‘ ‘5". III-'1 ‘-l‘
. ‘ l'l. \l‘ll‘d‘. in :L.‘ ~l_ Ul an: l'}\li1i'._.~.i|\_..
:-v 1-: 1 my .
\\' 3. in Suzi“. \: Tu .3». .‘H 'u‘uvaf 1‘ r1. lot 1;.»
l'm ,. n~ r.) ‘uv > WASNBURN a 00.. Prop‘s.
.ii. 1). :‘T lilti'hi‘“ \i \l.\\‘ \i
S‘r.::..'\ii .\» i. Ln~a~ ‘
fiiL‘i~\i~ Hi1 l‘l ii“ . ,‘~ ‘. w. . lil‘iu‘ Lil:
\\ ll<'\\\' livlvu i‘. i! i‘J 13.. I
r. and :v 3- m , o: so” a! ..;:i- -.1 .i ‘, av... ~
.\i \l!\\‘ f l .ili‘i 0'. p ill “9 ti l'r\|\1~ \V
‘uiir “Limit l‘. .2 u: . '. ‘. .3) ;« lll . or illl~f if ‘
runs lbw :u pnr :i“. ‘\ "
“cursion 'I‘ir-Iacts. 251'.
NEW Nfllfilllls [01‘ VSBl‘lIl“;
Furniture 8. Carpets.
Th.-
b
Tlli' lit‘>l Sliu‘lt‘.
Til ,‘ l‘l lli‘si (lilt‘il>l
'l‘iu- l_.\l\\l‘:\i l‘i‘iros?
_, rll.\\ i\\.
. not
"my.
« lll‘.\l.l‘ll l.\
36 Main St" Norivalk. t‘l.
XII: \i.l 11‘ i\
SUPPLIES.
svy
BAMBOO Flsll l'OLES.
Siiigic. Double and Ground
(1‘: In ss 2
Everything st or hrlovv
Enlarged Fly Show - Ram!
z: ll‘l»
Furniture 8. Camels.
WAFFBUSHNELL
KWHLhiAl-K AV“ “PTA".
lllillllililfli'fll‘l’ all Plilllfil‘l'
Cluurdlq-rs.
.lisvo llic Lam-wt Stock in our lino in t‘onnocticul.
Pure Lead and on
“‘c sic llcsdqunflcm flier ltvgniitr l'. S. Army and
Flags: Flags: Flags!
Oars! Oars! Oars!
New
362 wuss STREET, [69(Hy
BRIDGEPORT, CT.
When you want u bill 01
goods from us. we will sell you
14: lbs. _
Of Standard Gran. Sugar for
'$I.OO.
———_Q.._——-
16 lbs.
___.0l‘_—.
0: First — Class uranium.
Aim Full Line of
A SPECIALTY.
. Fill Lilflllf the Latest Stills
. Boots iShoes
CALL AND SEE THEM.
lion and Wciiicn’s Sl ippcrs
CustomWork and Repairing
John *Schaub.
Wuhiutcn 8L. . So. Kurd-sin.
Of Handsome Ex. “0’? Sugar“
$1.00.
M“
We em not sell Sugars
alone at. the shove prices. 1
All other goods at. the Low:
est Possible Figures. » t '
DESIRABLE .
Big ling 1:0
A rnre opportunity to secure deskshle Building
mnnmnmifn
East Norwalk,
use...
.2, ms:
Enu'wncma' 'c...' rectum
every
NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
llOYT’S
Cough Remedy.
Pm Drugs, Medicines, &c.
B I'} ST E X'l‘ IRA (3T5. .
Prescriptions (‘nrclully‘
~ (‘our poll mice].
A LARGE STUCK UF
Patent Medicines
Always on hand at
FFYT’SFlarmacy.
BUFTS and SHFES,
——»’—l.~.—>l.~———
l ll.\\'K IN h'l‘tbt‘ii A Fl‘ld. Llel HF
)lciis‘. lloys'. and l'oiiilis‘
Boots and Shoes
.\L'.. le l.ii\ AND 1.0“” l'llll‘li‘.
Womens'. Misses‘ arr-:1.
Childr'ens'.
-—w.—_\l.l. KlNlis‘
laiies’ Kill Butmn,
$lJ‘U. 1.3-3. 1.7M. ‘JJI'. 3.3”.
:‘._ul_ LL31}.
. 'V‘ii‘llls‘ l“lllt‘ ll;illil-St‘\\’t‘il~—-
Emmi all Enigma Gaiters.
lKIa1‘l:ti':l;"'ld\~*“.
i‘-li\\,:
.‘. 3.: an —' :i'.
l
\ .
Tim! lllJ‘w s )u!‘ Lani “lli‘ll x". r )m: iii ‘.
-~-~.\Xll Tll.\'l‘ is ..-—.
"thaws-Hudson Sud lac-inf.
1km sndwewill null ycsfiw.svcy-
vnlnnbleboxofsnnplegondsthtwlli
myoulnthewayofinsking memo-eylnsfew
thou you ever thought ponible st. sny bum-I.
mini not rcquirulM'e will start yon.\’on con work
nil the time or in spare limo only The work in uni-
\vcnznlly‘sdnptml to both mere-s. young and old. You
an curly cum from we. to 95 every ov‘g. That rill
who wont work may test thc “film“.wt’ nuke this
I clcd offer: to nil who are not vvcll satisfird
we will send Si to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Full pnrticnlnrs. directions. cit. sent from Fortiuics
will bc rundi- by thoso who give their \\ hole tune to
the workjircnt success nbuilutcly sun‘.llon‘t (lrlay.
Start now. Addrcm 81'leth rt UL. Portlandflsine.
HE COMPLETE lion: 1
book. Ncw “in“... h\‘.-.~ luzhlllcfi.—
“cw: il:\l,:l'\ mi»- v‘ .t gutrvn up
Adnpred to all .ii». ~ - v.34.
work. hnCIanS r in.“ ~.
cur-r ruin!
Itksiqutv (:.\Rki in
plans. l‘.\. A . .
Axe-ow :1 an: in:
To: ban ly‘lncnt inhuman:
Ami. ~. ..
‘ .. Cu .u. sum- on Si. I'biladcl»
.i l are: books and [huh-s.
(.le
n‘.‘s.co*RwiN;
Petroleum Broker,
5‘20 \V‘t‘llcs‘ Build mg.
l“ linuuquy. N. Y.
In
l‘ipr I luv t‘i rtilir.ili~~ ll iii-lr "i‘lnll\'llllit l-oiz :‘:2
and mid fur I’l‘l‘ll. urrarrusl on iiiai~-~2ii
looms I‘L'I‘Illdlt‘il. ilnlt"_~ by litavl mi in lunar-ll
pii-mpiiy \ nu utnl
{$9 (‘orrcsimriilonco solicitni.
l’flll:
market rvl on at tho i‘ily llutol.
[all rt
HARDWARE.
The BKSI‘ ASNIR‘I‘MKNT in TOWN 0
General “arch are.
Soc-annex Tools.
“’Iiito Lead. Paints.
“its and \\'irr¢|o\\' Glass
A full Ascurnni 1.x \‘f
Locks and Knobs.
Table and I‘ot-krt t nth-r,
til’ it... two rpm-.2 5" r... 1‘.) f
301188 Flilillllg Gills
J .\l‘.\N ESE l’.\l‘liil
.\~.‘ci.1 for i
.; | s-l
\V‘l‘lllll.
fir
ll:iii'~ '11.!-
»i-f Nili'.
lluv. r Yoriliuil l‘wii. r and
Firi- illlll liur;i;lr l’ru
Agricultural In...l.........i\
.\liip i‘luiiuiii :} . lit“; r. .‘u
QUINTAIrJ.)
fiRfoBaker, A
W. C.
STABLE.
..‘? i.\\\;2
~~ml~i ,«xln ..r..._.,~,
r ..,~.
.1... BAKE
\
ll
\ , \l.-_.__ _\~l -
.1
m, Bailey 3. Us.
“BROWN’S.”
‘7 Biuiii St. ~ Sunni. Sonia-k
\\'ill“.\ lX-
BRIDGEPORT
— i-os'r l‘Alt. in \l‘ll‘
BARNUM'S
Recreation Building.
lbtllr‘llrlxtlih. Si! .\ L‘lfi Fix-1.
ii i.. lll‘ktr'l‘lill. -
Ubscl‘vt‘ its \t'callli of Attractions:
Elfllflll Skating Bill !
\\‘itli Sum l‘in‘ular l-‘ioor. t‘onla'nihg
SQI‘ARK l-‘lili'i‘ 9,200 Sigi‘Allli‘. FEET
‘ 0f Skaim: Slum-o.
Supci‘h Dancing l‘iivillion
SliYEX'l‘Y FEET SQl'Alle.
Billiard l’a rim-s.
0 MAGNIFICENT 'l‘.\lil.l~$ 8
QuadrupchowliiigAiicys
Slltlo'l‘lNi-‘u GALLERY.
“'ilb 15d and 50 Foot llamas.
Refreshment Room
FREE —— HAT AX!) (‘LtlAK R00.“ — FREE
quru‘ and in :i. .\l:irl..:i r.
.aduul‘ and ticritlcuicu‘s licorpijon Rooms.
Fill. MILITARY Bill]!
120: ly‘.
Tin- Entiro Building Iliuminnted with
ALcmulus slid i; \‘ci: . n :s.
18 —— KLEI'I‘RIC uonrs _ 15
Afternoon Admission, 1:, urns.
Skates. m .-
Evciilng Admission. 20 «-
Sir ates. 1:. «
First National
MARKET
Cor. Hsvilsnd and Main Sta.
Having bought this Huh-r of Jump It. Inc. we
dump tgrinfcrnl thelmblzc than we no.1- ‘ keeps full
will) 3
Fresh and Salt Heats
——0FAI.I.KIXIB.¥—-
Arid maytbing Wiring: to a
Fins'r-cns on MAKE n'r
Amman-once.“ a the public 3»-
' mah-
POULTBYailVEGETlBLES .
E1
C“?
"co
gm
Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickers. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
“and “bin!
Hard Wood t‘ciliu: uliil
l'cnccrcd
Hoo 'iu:.
WUAL >11. \‘t‘i'l‘il .\’Uli\\'.\l.h’
New Goods"
‘A? ll
for
' ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Failmafl Watches!
John Foley‘s Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated \Vare. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
EycG-lasses. Nickel and
Walnut. Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
W A 'I' C H E S
A SPECIALTY
Standard Time by Chromium-hr. u
A.W. Austin’s
Open House Block,
Nor-walk. Gonn.
WW
‘ W“
“Bough on Poll" 1’
Madam. honing. tin .» .
w. pen-s in chest or rule. rim: .
nth 5c. Intuit-1.5 or mail,
“Rough on Esta“ CIL‘N out Rah. Minx lit.
“Rough on Corns." for i‘orissfjlnriirm-. ac ‘
Thin people. ““‘olls‘ llt‘allll lien-aim“ rcslorvs ,
health end visor. Curt-s dysis-i—ia. cli . 51 g
“Rough on Tisntlmcho." iii-mm n'lch. L's .
ladn~ who would I“ in frvsluw-As and \ “tact, ,
don‘t fail to trv “\\‘r%!~‘ lie-slit! llriicwcr."
“ltuchii-pniba.”_:ri-erkdi- L
Flies. mm In". ant ‘
out by “ltougl. on it
“Rnurh on Cilllx‘.-_" trur 3.. .113. M.
For t'liill’ln‘ll. r-lu\ ,ii .ii \- :\| ‘
Nair. “N “\\'cll>‘ Hi:
“Rough on 1hr.
l’oml .'. T:_\ '_ :2
Korma“ “Valid-w. ll} 3 to L. \i \ . i. It. ‘- 3
run ll iv) “\\'r‘?~‘ li-w.‘ « it. - . ..,,. Si.
Mull": S“ \‘C . . . 3. z i...~ 5m..-
\iurt~i~, iutnl’ ' ‘ “ .
5: 223m. trr . . l * my
plums t :irni in} "l‘.
' ll! >\\I“‘ . ! ~ -‘ - i ‘t . . -e .. l,
l_\ "\ - I .g- .»
‘1! i"?
. ma¥
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AilTLL-‘r
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. :i' {an “l:-, ‘i?..:‘ . 5-
o. vii .. ‘- .
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i li“.\l ‘lhll‘l‘liillil'i-t “XE il\l l'i‘l‘vl’ i“
.2: l iii. A"? "Lil;
1.“-
:L‘
egg-‘1' 2.950.
.
l?“ :.ii.i t1: \‘.'. ~t 1’le S: . l» l. Elli. and mi
;.\-. Lib". New: \Pih.
' A MABVELOUS STORY
TOLD IS NO LEHERS.
“'5 t‘alsr FL. N. 1
1
FROM THE SUN: rust“..-
\\_‘.
LIVERY AND FEED:
' wr‘rwvu- .‘.ly {311:1 rcszlcs at i:
\‘t. lie has Mn 3 arm: s '7“! from N t-
his. and the incl Sud lung: r. :.i [mi )3: v1.1:
1 marvelous our-ct.
. Ayers Sarsaparflla '
has had in 2.5: can. i :Li:.l: his tilted mil":
Flifllii THE FATHER: 3223532.;
n duty t r r .. t . state i » you the benefit I
have derived 12;; it»: use of
sat and intolcnbln
l s.) as '3 as»
i y [Incas whenever -
no great. and m
nfrd tho us»: of .
_ . List. an} Live . .-
reguxzrly sxncc 11in: time. My condition
begin to lmt'r‘Tc‘ 3.: etc: The sure: have-
.»l I fail ‘octty well in every
3.; ngv. she U do n on! day":
73 years c! 3;: . Many inquirv
.;.i 1221‘ shin c
in 1’. ~vv in r
kiwi PnzLurs"
Arm‘s Sill: il‘sniLLA
nod all S-‘r futons Comp!
(his, Enron. Ringworm. _
Son‘s. ltoil-‘.'l‘irriicr—x and r‘rnptluns :
the skin. 1' $.35 i‘._- brood c: all
ri'..«;.n;ds d " zrlszos no a
[lo how: 13. :3 vizah >
sin; 5.41.. the wL.lc 51‘ ~
r“: Sol-om
I‘RIZI‘ARZLD ‘i I
Dr. 3.0. Ayer item, LeweilJ-rmss.
Sold by all muggiszs; $1.33: bottles for 3.1
Well. i
Diamonds, \‘vvzliL‘lli*S.i
JEWELRY:
Su‘i‘ A;\'ll' .n frorwslk. sultwrund hyibt' semi-.ii): ’
r .-.
r1 '3: .4
r 'r
M535 m C?)
, H”.
gum & F n
‘03:}. X. rt::..£. Cut...
WE c f
{g . . I“ : .
f 7’ “Lift; 9-: ~
l,‘ E . “. ‘.. «a».
Lie ‘7
Acknowled ‘the"sr . . _.
of nouns SOAP. Thu-us
One. - Every baris stamped .
s pair of bands. and not
.. should be showed to
on substitute. In tho ,.
Lapin: SOAP
Norwalk Chronicler