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.t the session of tlIcG n.
,ouferencc of the M II lluIsc deep lI. LrIIIoIIlcs
.blic), ‘nnounced that gt Inc nilnx‘lrcl moo kin ' l‘ll‘ l '
' St. John and Daniel.
“lento be expcctcd st
'I 0! not!) with m
the field: of llclit;
Ie eulled and 3W1! thrilled
of lyric might :
wncd nooks of splendid dyes,
“h s - ndowy qulct glnlx,
celesswsk Ing. IrIIIIIly rise.
It“ 0" the wumllnnd truck scIId Incl:
S “t sum to tho mocking birds.
»
m in an e, no gush Ilsw
Isle breathe In ryllimlc beauty 3 tucc
‘N‘ the pale gold cloucllcts draw
.I.... II charmed. melodious pl: Icc .
end “1;me N Imp, llslcnlnc, Luows
Ic svl Io mortal words;
III»; III II woo lIu ruse
3 t
bte.
unit
"n tun-ugh units of 8'1"“,
- w ill? pluml‘l and I‘ linrsl throng;
31‘. JOHN R()( IR] ‘Amrn, whmc Infllnch sI- IIrn
ng‘s low: lcsl uncrnlim w run
they sing, a In l\ an .1"
Minion osndidste. Is thn Wild Wu Id born note . nm‘ Irrcd,
Wm
they sl;
Tl him, the Tribuw
“is
vlts, gt I.“
H‘vin‘ [fir “11‘ but brain and llllflllll'». ' hi I“.
' magical unlnc. Ilecucc, pulsmg, I‘ .uno
his passion or thc mmklnc bir- I -
-Pmu Hammou Uni/m) m )Iauhlll'u;
OOIIC COMMENTS-
snd finding
I
I ll “Id “Wt is the highest of God‘s crcnticIua. i“
.‘fl'his is one OI rml' fie monutsina. "
wee uticipatcd. It is To raise by, sow grass sccd, but In now-
“very should be mg wild outs, unisecl is good enough.
““1338“: "1d "ll“ Dent mules converse by mums of signs,
I} ineutly he beesuse sctions speak louder than words
doubly hae‘ A Burlington man Im II hen which he
1d here h S A mils “ Star of Empire,“ because she nI-I'er
The use must; beta—Bu rII'ngemI II‘rn‘ Press.
wt it. nen ? The Boston girl is considered accomplish-
hwllty sud . a: ed when she can sneeze - without dropping
“hen l'lfle‘g‘a 0! her eyeglasses—New OI‘3UUH Picayune.
sIe .u'ih things, Why does a dog weer IIInrc clothes in
there at. John me summer than in winter. 9 In \Iiubr bc \I‘cIIrs
5 ”3.... had .1, any Rep cost, in summcr he wmrs a coat and paints.
In all! be put u—Burh‘noton Free PM.“
. mm 6,, pro: ril'I-‘ed hair a worth from 318m 330
math M “ "
rim,“ m1- JOHV "(I \"I‘ Iin the butter you Inru be sure that
- >00. 80 nhen you find s crimson
‘ .tnateopclusive rcplvt‘ t'pnoad article “ Imm" 39"" 9‘1 W 3‘0“.
‘tlIl IIII. mung the rcIirIIII‘ "hm 11” ““3““ 1|“ YI l‘mI‘llI‘lI f0?
“mung I,“ from u“, p“ ly by es} ing that ulvl‘t‘ III-II no pm my
tn Jun“ l en issued In cin
( I...
NI MM" Ilic
n England. It is barclI phssiblc that
well “10““ “I All took to the woods II lit II tllrl} llt‘ III-l
l‘r chitin.” was comin3.—\"urrm!.-Im llmn’d
IIIIII‘ ‘Il in the IIIIIIIII“ “WNW“ “N SWAN: Imum'arc
II drlv l II‘__, ' ' at: into fuhlon. Young SprIICI-y. whom
“i“ h’ ““5: tbs! tlnI at’
at tht
":II N the 9‘ ll: that
It emu
n ("0!
g '41:.
'll
l‘Ift
lltzllll
Anmcl
III.“ s I, the argon
I father made him I‘ walk Spanish “ the
at night save the step is too sudden and
M‘ a hear I ole ‘ . _ .
y cod to become pupul:\r.-—-.\ .Irrml-nm
pl theI triumph u
'"l' “W “m” mlittle E lith has Iundcn
do not hesitate, . .
l ilcso . s c I ll ._ l .
n umenu ph pby lI gnusm the II» Il
A! those who Ill!” turn thcir fnccs to the II .Ill bIc .tllfit‘
(hm! to the ,4: ere ashamed of thmIIsclIcs for lining
se vIItc inuoh horrid nuisancI.‘ to nVIrIbody —R I.
but it is can iniuropl. ,
.henvcnwa If you try to gc‘t e “um III to eat It fro I ‘II
ndiscovcry in In“.
“,wa b ‘ hulf \‘uind legs she will hardly be nblc I I cum :Il
.\II I"
\ls doc
thc l h
“Iv III-Mm?“ \. a
imcrb rim-w: [Ir 3“
lb Otl’ I.“! "l
bi I'
burn I III Immda)
I Irn III hAmfl-ip
lunltll “one“ rI
fIIIIIII. —- settled,
lili‘."
vlith muhh l‘
mull 1 tom 1).: l.
. " llIIIIlI. IIch'y.
easily .. I!“
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!\‘\
gI-II
Such “her disgust: but anI cIIIIIplnccnIlI she
I whole vulfl'ill inform Ion, when you will hIIr to sing.
‘ohibltion lshst she can ‘t—sbs has It frog in llt‘l‘ throat.
y “N ‘3 9'“ leurh'ngbm Frvs Pr: «.I.
“ I have gone around IIll day. and llI‘W 1
an tired, “ remarked en cxlnluslcd Austin
Inot II mother. “ You are not like ft “'llccl. arc
billul‘ you,ms ms?“ asked Tommy. “ Wby. little
boy 7" “ You sre tired eftcr you go nruund.
but s wheel is tired beforc it gocs sronnd.“
All the noted ulronuincrs lived my lung
1 Im‘ .‘t u) live]. They were obliged to in order to tlud
““1 ll I" out snythlng worth )ltlllllshlug. The as»
tronomy business is uphill work. and has
n unprontsble until, pilent medicine
xeople begun to oflcr reward: for nuw atzlrs.
“I no Oriana Picayum.
‘ I see thnt in the preface to your l‘tl‘h
t you state thst it is written to Iill s long
I l s
H LIUA want. What do you III III by that. “
w” d delegation iwhut do 1 menu by that ? Why l‘va boon
“h llt‘tl on Mr. odmg s square meal for tho past eighteen
33:“;h011‘l )‘I‘Slouths. Don‘t you call thnt II long felt
I“ l-i’ “30" Dr. snt P“- Tam Eifl‘iuys.
silme “In of w ck “ Do you know Mr. [biker II“ tidied one
“w, uwpurt girl of unolhcr. “ l ctm‘t my nun
coin ufi‘ iduitify know him, but I burn mrt lIIIII IIcI‘crIIl
221:: I“! lIeII- lam" “ Well, You ought to cultivate him."
the m m Why, is he unIllIIng much " “ I don’t
,h d gal now how be “ill be In the fauna. but now
.- 9"? gaming-d mods cultivating about us much us IIuI
' wig“ to “I.“ I .Vt‘r rum.“ Tbcu llII- -v Smrlvd softly
“‘5 F)” got into such othcr‘ 5 eyes and went their several
U‘h‘m‘ m—Mmhlmt 1 mwicr.
year. it wImP .
”I I “ I understand, “ said u :3on county poll
Md she ‘ ‘ [Mwshring into the 03109 I I‘ the loI.I‘
stmh out rd the other day. rcvalver in b: ~,IIId " 1
Wm}; m silent! that you called me II linr this
rtunitbI - .“ “ So I did. my dear sir,“ and
w the 000 g 6 “Q editor calmly, “ but I only mud you
\ w, ,0, l“ were s umpngu liar." .. on a" is tlmt all 'r“
: glut in 3. lid “ the mollitlcd intrudcr. and nfler tender-
u ng the moldcr of public opinion his finecut,
.1396“, y I! wslked pencefully out.
.3 " ‘“‘
h. ' Ibt 'l'lll PBCULIARITIES or REDWOOD.
I" Will is nature‘s grout and only stun)-
‘ 'm of that useful and ornamental mod,
n" m grows here in ignmcnsc quzultilics,
I , mm covering the earth‘s surface so densely that
th V sun‘ I rays never reach the ground and
g, furnishing to the millmen 100, 000, 000 feet
4 ‘ of lumber to the acre The rcdwood hill
THE‘ ‘been introduced bulb in thc Eutcrn St Me:
0 ‘1 in Euglsnd. and whincver it has been
l use he. found favor in the eyes of house~
Y ghly undue, runny of the almost regil road.
In ss Indone- ot the East having us an outside
' The hill: the redwood in its rich, natural color.
.- I“ :TM‘ present the only red“ and shipped Ernst
mud Mil. “set used for finishing purposes, but it is»
ml ”be” e nutter of time w L“ II its IIIIIIII advan-
.2 “I. g“. “op“:- will become known and it will be in
dtbfll Wdemsnd. No wood his ucr bct‘n
blicen } covered thst combines so mIIny sdvnn.
mlfiwfaellpurpoeee as this It is easily
w mead: itmey be used green just us it
trust the mill , it docs n II III‘. Irp ii:
nor-brink orewcll by exposure tr.
that; it burns slowly and when on
k ”I! extinguished, because the wood
. . no resin; it Is brittle and breaks
q .y,sothst inmeofflrc the flm
» vs no Mculty in cutting their way
a» tohouse, end it does not rot at
like most other woods. and fence
hive stood for thirty years are
”a b-dey es when they were planted.
wood ‘0‘! only In Oeliforuis, the
s li soth 0! this
Mptly before ching
gem M m
. m 0? WATCHES.
svelte-stein!!- WY 90050"
ties. Furin»
Inquiries. Pine, sensitive
Ml: liable to be effected
disturbsness. Dub
sch-s. Jul! Ind Aura-t.
GAPS GOD WOMEN-
ltsbernes’s Wives end Sweethearts Whose
Live- us Full of Sorrow. .
“ If there was ever n blighted rsee of
women,“ said s gentlemen of this city, re-
cently returned from s visit to Cape Cod,
“ it exists in the peninsular villages of Mus-
sucbusclts, villages which depend on the
fisheries for the support of their inhabitants.
Nowhere else in all New England will one
see so high an average of female beauty,
especially in symmetry of form and fresh
nose of complexion, us is noticeable among
tbc young girls of these Cape Cod fisher-
men‘s towns girls rIInging from 15 to 20
years of age. lint it will not take long to
discover the startling and melancholy fact
that if this girlish bcuut y and freshness is
unusual nnd unexpected, it is also only too
apparent that its duration is brief. The
clmngc produced in these girls by the lapse
of II (cw yours is painful in the extreme. No
Innlrunly graces are to be scan among them
IIflIIr their girlhood days are past. Thni
charming middle stage of maturing wormin-
hood, bctwccn the frushness and buoyancy
of the girl of ‘20 and the woman of 35 or 40,
is culin i\' absent. The lleiglllcncd color oi
IlIII clIIIIIl's Is Imnc. The own (“‘0 sunken
:IIId \T\ or n cnntnnt look of sadness and
unduly, (lrII hnir in bends mm which II
N‘IIN IIIId II lnilf of yours have scarcely
pumnl. und dm-p lincs in faces which should
show no trace of age for twenty—five years
Ia t‘l‘llll‘. .Irc rallicr the rule than the creep-
Iiuu. ‘l‘III-sc \I‘mucn, besides suffering tron;
:Ill IlIII inintnblc sorrows \I'lIiclI full to wo-
IIIIIII‘s lul. IIo butter in what stiitiou she may
bc plnccd, ll1l\'t‘ :III IIIlIlcd iuthIso and per-
pclual sorrow IIll lll-‘ll‘ own. 'l‘lI:~irs is :1
life of continual wispI utl‘ and IIIIin-ty, which
is almost ccrtuln to be in limo embittered
by on IIVI-rII‘lIleII‘Ing grief.
“ 'l‘lIc Inns! IIbluse observer ucud° not to
salt 23;: «misc of this lack of complete ms-
‘JnIIly brunt; among these womcn whose
bidding Iluys upon with the groaicst prom-
isII ol‘n superb phys'IIuIl II‘IIIIIaIIlIoIId, and
for UN ullcr cvtinclion of that liglIIlIcurII-d-
l"\"Il and brightness \IlIiclI IIIIIrlicIi their
:IrlIslI lifc. 'l'lIzI (‘l\ll\‘:\ suggcsts itself at
mum to one \\'llI.) 5mm the congrcgutiuns of
Ivumcn on tho benches and in the quiet
IIrcIIls of the sleepy I'illIIgI-s. llc will notice
.k‘vnsslnliitll)‘ II rccble old III~In among them,
quIIcrIlly sIIppIIrII-d on the arm of some
fl‘lllillll ounplnlon. who, llldit likcly, cur»
\lt‘si on lII-r other :II‘III n chubby-faced child
If lusty lllllg‘s. lint in ”NS” groups, or
IIII‘II'lIcrc about the \Illsgc. tlIc ubscrvcl
\IIll bulk in \‘.IIII fur tlm lll‘I‘SLIllct‘ of union
bulwccn tlIc IvtlIII-ing yous of tlIcsII rI-lic:
of (llx‘ pntsl and tho praltliug days of bully»
lav-.Il. It is lllt‘ fishinz scssun. IIII»l IlIcr.
Ito “J III»»II orl \_\“l on shore. “lIcIr smm‘lb
urI» {Infill}: I‘ll tlIc Ircacllul‘uus \I‘.-.IIII‘I~ of IIII
fishing banks. IIIId Ih ‘ll‘ I‘clurn. If inn-y rc-
t.IIII III Illl. N :Is llllI‘I‘l'Lllll ltS the “mall“ r.
which form the I‘ll" grunt eubjI-ct of (NHL
3.».«Iuro IIIId IIppI‘clIcIIIIon IIIII ung lllI‘ Vll
Infidl‘i. "minim la, sons, l:\lllt‘l‘\‘, l-a‘ \lllI‘l“.
.lllil S\\t‘l‘lll"il!‘l§ III‘I rlI\“IlI"\\ll.‘l‘.‘ out on IlI
bmmm IlIc nu. llvllllII“ ml
bIIIIII l(p:-I“.IIp»a slruxnug f-Ir sl.ll III-:I‘I- \ll\
hut \I‘ \l r-I, pcrh: \l l-I!‘ hf:
l\: l I! ItlIc \\ III I. l‘.ILI‘ \\'¢otllil‘!‘ h“: pi i: -pc
II IIIII iII III lll\' IIII nIIvl I‘li \I‘ImIIII“ lwm’t .
020 h III‘I,llII . II II‘llI t ‘\§l‘ r \ lIILs II \Illl d Illl'l
Ilnd Ilespuu‘. (‘ onslauliy untolnn, l y IlIy.
walling in the night In lIslcn III sounds from
um um, \\‘llI‘lllI‘l’ IEII-y lll.l_\‘ be lll" Inning of
thc drcndcd IIIIIIpI-sl or III ~I‘. l_I‘ lbw lllz\.\ll :If
the surf on lbs b -.II-h. l LIIr ll: It
the torture of IIIIIId IlllIl lu‘ m. and MIIIII t‘l
IIcrvc nurl \‘llIll lurcc ll: II Inns! twill“ llm
pcrpciuzil uuspcINI and longing hbnul l .lu‘.
troy the fountains of )‘I-IIIlI iilbl luauIly in
three patient, limb-ling \‘I and plw I
upon the!“ thiI ultth‘ of as».— ulnl. tiny up.)
yet youirr. "“
of p:'.-l~.I‘.~‘;)‘
.w Mr‘dggiilq
Is ll uny \\I'-‘
JY‘IlI‘H
OPERATING A 'l‘l’Pl-Z “‘Rl'lER.
An Occupation In “'hlch .‘Ixuu
I-‘lnll Fulplu) IIII‘ uI.
\\ «men
‘(h
u '“ sun'rl 8-”)
Thepuefeminlne -; .n seen in and
shout New Orlesns in ell her old-time glory.
You see them in the kitchen, on the streets,
inthe borne-ear, everywhere anybody lessen,
end there is n similarity that is wonderful.
They are almost universally fleshy, without
visible necks, the bowl resting on It comfor-
hible cushion of fat on their shoulders, with
enormous arms, partly bare, and no waist
wlmtever.
They are abundantly fleshy at 50 and still
more so at 60. \tht they would be at 100
may never be known.
Old and young, fleshy or lean, the love of
color is over all of them, and the color they
wear musl be pronounced. Their backs are
the blackest of anything on earth, their yel-
lowa cannot be too yellow, and the various
shades of red must all be as bright as possi-
ble. No one color satisfies thorn. They
mingle all of them, and the more that can
be cr‘owdcd into a pattern the better it
pleases llll‘lu.
It is It pchIsiInl sight to see an aged ne-
grcss rolling along the strcct, bearing a
bimkct or bundle, hcr mouth hIIlfAvIIy open
so that the lIIIIglI unit is very close to the
surfIquInay find the outer air with the bust
tronblc, with II good bumvrcl twinkle in the
(so and lurking in the II rinkl: s nbuut her
mouth, her short pctlicoala displ: Iy iIIg IIIo
nulllcs IIIIIIIcIIsc in size and about lltl‘ bend
the inevitable guy ly-colorcd linuIlkcrclIiIf
wound in sbupc of II turban.
\VIthoIIt Ibis lIIrbIIn tlIc dross of no cu-
grcss would bu cuIIIpchc. it takes llIu
place of hat or bonnct. IIIId is M unlvvrszil
us the pI-tticml or shoes. ludccd, it is IIIiLr‘II‘
tlIc thing lllltll Show. for. SIN-WE). «3,3,. 1““).
luck in “I“ “mil“? I'Ii shocs, Slll‘ IIlwas hits
Unfil‘ll‘lfim. It is bound clusrly IIb Iut the
forehand, just below thc lmir. ur l‘rtlllt'l
wool liIIc, IIIId lll‘tl or pinned umtly III the
blck of the hand. l‘uder this wealth of
color the shiny black fucc, IlIII Ilnuling
white twill that always show, fur lll" laugh-
ter is cillicr begun, in progress, or just cud-
‘IIg, displays tlIcIII, lllllkt‘ n no! IIIIplcnsaut
picturc. So jolly IuIIl good—naturiwl :Irc'llicy
tlIIIt IIIIII Ilncx‘ llxit \I‘IIIIdcr tlIIl \I'lIiIII child.
rcn, cIIrcIl for and :IlIImsl round by IlIz-st
colored \I'IIIIIcII, cIIIne to low llll‘ll‘ “ III:IIII-
mica“ iII clIllIllIII-Id. Iind continued thc. lik-
ing rm lung ns llll‘y liI‘IIIl.
'l‘lIII slrcvls II! New Urlmns would not be
complvlc without tlIc ncgrcss-Is Itllxl their
lurlmus 'l‘lIIIy lit the bright sun. nud tho
IlIIII‘cra. find the foliage crcvcdingly wcll,
und mnkc II sort of variegated finish in the
picture. And that color will always be
thcro. Tiic race is inch-using with grant
andIIy. and llIcrI- is no reason why it
should not. 'l‘bc young: rprIinI I‘cry little
Mrc in that dclIcimIs climate. Tiny (In
luI‘ncd «Ill lo slufl'fur tlIcIIIsulI-Ie: III II very
early IIgc. IInd l\ picknninuy is It’llllbl Iron~
blc to its mother as l\ colt is to
Climco Tribute.
Its dun].—
THREE MEALS A DAY.
.\II HIIulleI erlI-r “III-I
III mlx Il :Idiicc Its in lll“ liIIII ~‘ .tlII‘s {II ,2. l.I‘)'
of birds. in bi» upmi »‘I IlIII pr»
llhlt‘lll‘u (I! llln‘r‘ lllt‘dl‘l I\ \l;l3‘
l’t‘lb‘ull, I“ “I‘ll Its l‘llxl IIII, In Ils f.I\.~r,_
WlIIIII \Inl‘l; I-f Imy lIIIIl i\ M II.
II‘b: llI:»r Im-IIIul or bodily llll iIIII- l\
‘\\'l‘l‘ll litlxlllg food should not “P so bug
in I‘IIIIIll \ll IIIIIIIIl-a .III the S‘YHlI‘lll \‘l.I,ll
L“: z‘iul l Il‘ till; :‘I‘lil‘i‘nllvll I‘ll Il‘I‘I‘ LI
uxlz»ui~lv.l. AIIIII‘IlIIIIIy fall Inml. In Ilm
t‘.\\'l‘ us}. luxxltlly nun. IS grnvmlly con-a: l: I‘
I‘d to ll‘llI‘ luwn cIIIIIplIIvly IlIgI-‘Iml :lf‘nl III
lllth‘ pawl out II! ‘lll‘ slIIIIIIIle In four
hours. .\ prrIIIIl of fuel Nlldlll‘l IL: '.‘I l‘f
gmnlwl III IlIc Ilml
two llI‘lll“ :IrII lllil'\\l‘\l for tlih, lllt‘ lllh‘l'llll
bIItwm‘II i‘lli‘ lllI‘Jl :lll=l “llIllllI'r “mild be
xiv llI‘IlT :III.l llll‘ II.‘I‘.\rIl~‘ IIitlI the II-
p_\r‘.:~III‘~I uf “LN! llli‘ll. [hiring and
. l
lltlll‘ll-
NII‘II‘J‘
:Il IIxn-Il
his final
\
'Iliiln‘,
.ls ln.
It’i
ll‘
store u! I.:
staunch \\<llllllllg
s.
l'I-x‘t
slccp “h?" L“ 1c“ \\ mic Kdll‘IL: on. .tll
t'illl‘t‘ltlly Illll‘lllal hlI‘o‘Il IlII-I‘v Ix II L‘!‘
“Type writing. slIcerid briefly, "bus
opcnud IlII.I way fur II‘IIIIIIIII “I'l‘iil‘l‘S \I‘idvr
tlIIIII nll tlic l-Igisliliun of Ellzlllixl
Amcricn cumlxiuv]. ll l“ a III»I\‘ livid for
the IIIIIplnyIIIcIIl of IvnIII ‘ll. llllll llll‘)'
trtkvu cvcry ndvnnhgv of n. VIII-y
II
have
fIIII‘
II‘IIIIIIIII “‘in malt») i\ c.v‘.IIfIII‘t.I.l»lv lulu: lv
means of this llI‘W lll‘.‘ll:‘ll of lIlHr, ‘l‘lwrc
Ill’t‘ buudrcds IIII.l lllllllll‘I‘il“ of just c‘IIIlI
places as this. though.“
“ they are not all so pruspcruud nnd I‘Kll‘ll—
siI'o Its my pllcc. EI‘I-I‘y lugv
building in town now bus its type-\I‘I‘iIIIIg
firm.
will find some I-IItcrprising \\‘llln'\ll Willi n
type writer. A»; her work
IV:tlI sum» priilc.
organized basin-Ins plucc. l'sIInlly~-—in fact.
Iicurlynlwiys —tiIc type wx‘ilcrs‘ rooms are
in thc top stories of the. big business struct-
ures. If some great giant should takc :I
big knife and slimI ad the upper stories of
all the high buildings down town he would
find on his hands (I remarkable collection of
pretty girl Iypc writers.“
“ Are they all pNtt)‘ ?“
“ Nearly all.“ said the manager. rubbing
the end of her pen ruflcctivcly ; “ they are
all good girls III any rate, and with only II
few exceptions, they belong to highly rc-
spectnble fitnllllrli. More than Ilml. llll‘h‘.
are n grcarlnnny who are ladiI-s in rcdnccd
circumstances who take this method of corn-
ing s living rather than to go out to scrvicc.
teach school, or wait on customers in one of
the big shops“
“ How much does at good op- cmtor earn 1"
“ 1 pay my most .evpert writers SIS a
week, but there are some who can make
much more than ‘thnt. The hours, how-
ever, are very easy. The girls come at nine
in the morning, have sn hour for lunchcon,
snd get away between 4 and 5 o‘clock. They
no secluded from the annoyances which
shop girls sud governess” encounter. Many
of them never refer to their work when up
town. and it is not generally known that
they are employed. There are. always pleas»
Int things turning up, too; For instance,
I have one young lady who has been at the
house of n wellinown author up town for
runny weeks. She is s sweet girl, and the
suthor‘e wife hes tsken s grout fancy to her.
She sub luncheon at the house every day,
sud seldom does more than four hours‘
wk. She draws her sslsry of 312 just the
me. 'lbere no others who take the work
of ”mullahs and prominent lawyers from
Won either st their residences or st their
does.”
1'!!! ANCIENT CITIES 0P AMERXCL
Tucson, A. T., is an ancient city. An-
tedsting Jsmestown and Plymouth. end
visited first in 1540 by Coronado. it new its
first European settlers in 1560, and its first
missionsries in 1581. But long before the
your 1540 there was an Indian village estab-
lished on the site of the present city, so that
Tumouinns can, If they Vplesse, claim an
ego for their town as great es the Seats
Fesns claim for theirs. For sll practice]
purposes, however, 1540 is a date sufloient—
fer stay, and if Tucson only continues
toimprouwithege, orbeoomesssgood es
sheisold. much my be expected of the
piece. Built by the Bpsuierds, who brought
‘ sonnehreliglontotbe people whom they
muNISInstier (Sen Euler) is'to-
duyoneoftbelurguhuil is one of the
manud. of m the churches built
I! eyesrsoftheSpnnlsb one o
gttbeflontbvut. mmnrroyr
ninemllssupthevnllsyofths am. 0m:
Rivenonebssglimpsesfmmtime to time
Wtbegmofliveosbsnd muskete
mammmmmmm
effilehuebutbsystseddssrlyoutlinsd
W ebb-geld. hudewntbls
d ”Numisma-
uflmuum
MW
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pcuplc mm l\'\\’lll‘t‘ of tin: IIIIIIIlmr of gill»; :III.l ‘
llilRlllI‘hS ‘
“'hcrcvcr lnwycl‘s :Ir».I IchIlIfIIl you .
lllt‘l‘I“|§I‘§ ulIc .
enlurgcs llt'l' place until she lI-Is n regularly '
fun. '.: .~ of
ill: r: furv, l . l\\|‘l‘ll
IlIc Lu! I.III.Il II! I lll‘ Il.I_\‘ :IlIl (bu lint vi ILc
ti. .ll
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i lwluwn 1b” 5» \I ml :l I_\‘ I:I«»~Il~‘.
i that bra-Ill l5? lm Ink: II .Il IIIIl .\ IIr ll .I‘I-law
l “I: r: \lI-‘ lII' III-:Il :I‘.» il‘. l III
P f I‘I: < must IlI pI IIl on
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l in in lIlllJl. \\'Illi \IuIIII II
9 :IIIl clIil~lI‘.»II llll‘ i» 4. llI‘l':Ill_\' llII-‘Ir lIIIIIyrI'
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l‘ ("Ili-
S» III II \\l!llll l‘ IIII l llc :III 1 lI‘ Hm "\ 1 mm
fur llu- III ml pm. liul fur Uli‘l'I‘ll’IlilN‘, pm.
{I's‘5lullll llll‘ll and :IIlII-I'II, II hm.-
i tIIlirtliz-III {rum bum-I :zll lbw day, flzla is
iuI‘lIIII‘cIaiIIIIt, IIII.i. II: II‘I‘IIII-l‘. it is “U: found
' conducive to llI.tltlI \‘r candor: III (4);.» a
' full llll‘:ll in the llll lat oi llIc IlLIy‘a “I'lli
v[lull‘t‘ I‘Jll, llOWL‘Vtr, l‘!‘ u,» tl\|.ll‘l tlltll llllll't
cI‘il lll'lSl‘S from IIIlI-Iiipling to go, through
the day \t‘lllldlll bud. and llII-II IIIIlI cv-
luustcd powers sitting down to u lIcItrIy
Inc-.Il. SQIIIcllIiIlg of II light, costly Iligpsti-
blc, but sustsiniug clmmclcr should be taken
toward 1 or 2 o‘clock.
III‘I‘IIleIIIIH
THE LINE KlLN CLUB GAMES.
TlIc island was rcnclchlIbouI 10.30 .\. .\I.,
[uh] {mm that until 3 l‘. M. the crowd was
busy will: the program of the gztlllt‘s and
sports laid out for the occasion. The follow-
ing is 1\ list of the principal prizcs and the
babies of Ih~I winners :
S!¢lll'l;a‘l:} J I: m p—l‘rizc. n white plug
hut : won by tho Hon. Erastus Snowball,
of South t‘imlilm, who covered nine fact
uIId scvcu inches, and sprnincd his back for
llfl‘.
Running Jump— -A twmstory ropc lud-
lcr lire-escape; won by Judge X. R.
Grccnc, of Arkmmu. who covered twclve
{III-I and blew his cars buck tight to hit
head.
High Jump—Prize. a lI:IIId—p.'IinI-.\d saw.
buck. built nflcr lb» tlrccxiin style; won
by WIIIdIIII‘n llIIIIbII who sailed over a stick
E held the fact high und came down on his
hen-.1 II Ith such Iigor us to thr the whole
island;
F out RIT—Prizc, a pair of 20¢. sue
(tenders, warranted not to contract in e
thunder storm ; won by Pickles Smith, who
brought up in the water and won’t dry out
in 21 week.
Lifting—Prize, a bottle of sure cure for
corns: won by Judge Cadaver, who raised
820 pounds of the ground, but broke botll
suspenders and lengthened his legs three
inches apiece.
Knocking Out—Prize, II music bor capable
of playing one tune a whole week; won by
Givendiun Jones, who knocked three chum-
pions so fur into the middle of next week
that they missed the picnic dinnerc-Dstmi‘l
Fr“ Press.
WHAT A GOOD BANK IS-
A bank may be and to be in good con»
dition when it has an adequate capital (not
loo largo); II contingent fund at lend be 1
es large (and no suspended debt or overdue
paper): when its deposits are free of inter.
set and three or four times the amount of
its capital; when its dealers supply it with
busine- pspertotbe extent of its needs,
when ubenlsslsrieearepsidto its ofloers
end clerks; when there Is stained Ilsa in
reserve for every position tbst my beoonie
recent; whenthereisspeneion fund ede-
figure-hm but who “mam“
sass end remember their qusliaesuon cstbs
wake
. it of the
Not
at
~ the
Waxing»
m
Intheomceoftbesueccssorofs firm of
kitchen doing business in this city for sixty
you-s some gentlemen were discussing the
eelstive merits of English sud American
meats. Said one of the gentlemen to the
butcher --—“ It' Is conceded by this time, of
course, tbnt Americas can hold her own in
the way of beef, but I suppose that in the
way of mutton England is still far ahead in
the matter of quality.“
One of the party said :—-” I once heard
en ex-Judge, who was one of the counsel
[or the defence in the Star Route trials, any
that thcre were at least two points in this
country from which mutton was obtnined
in every respect equal to the best of English
mutton. One was s part of Vermont and
the other certain spurs of the Alleghxtnies."
After some further talk concerning the
supposed sdvuntngee of the dampness of
England‘s climate es contributing to the
sweetness and general quality of her grasses,
the butcher said :—
” We not only raise a good beef here M
can be found in England, but our best mut-
ton in in every way equal to her best. The
larger part of my trade is with the steamship
lines. and 1 come much in contact with their
olllccrs. One day the captain of a British
steamship, s regular liner, said to me that
bet of l\ dinner and II Inc for a dozen judgc'
that ha would bring over a and lie of mill—
taun which would, 33% 1‘,;,,u,,,','m.,.,f' by them
‘ superior to any American saddle which I
could produce the two to bc placed upon
the tnblc at tho sIIIIII tiluc. I took the bct.
In thc course of tiln ~ we h Id IlIII dinner at
tho sttminstcr llnlcl . My saddle of mut-
ton this from Bucks county, l‘.l., and the
captain‘s “ English mutton “ was from
Scotland. As to its lmppcuiug to be Scut-
Iln‘ll, you can rcst :Issurcd IlIIII he chose the
vcry lnIsl mddlc he could find. .‘Ilv mend
hzld bcIIII llillIIIl six Int-ks. and, luIiug't‘lIristw
mm timc. i: had hung in tin: npvn sir about
three II'IIIIks. “is bad ltt‘I‘ll killed about
four Inn-ks. 'l‘lwrc \Vt‘l’v only 11mm or four
pounds Illll’crcucc in weight. Just l\\'t‘l\'I
lllt‘ll sat down to tlIII‘diuxIcr. ’l‘lIII two and»
dlce VI‘I-rII brought in II! tlII- mum Iiuic. The
prupI‘is-tur of tho WI-stuiiuslcr was In the
room and lll‘ was the only lll‘tll llmre who
knew ‘ \IlIiclI was IleIclI.‘ Alli-r tho dul-
IIcr tho dm‘isiun was Inmlc, ucvun of the
party I'IIIIIIl for the AIIII-riclui middle and
tho for the ELglislI. 'l‘lIIIrc was really I'cry
llIIlc dill'crvIII-c l-IIthIcII llIc two In to deli-
cacy uIle «Ixcclleucc. 'l‘lIc cupluin of tho
British uicnuIslIIp ‘Imd naturcxlly paid tlIc
nthcr lIIrgII bill for IlIII \llllllr‘l‘, do, but
IlIc crIII-l thing lurncd out to be that he bed
voted in favor of my saddlII of mutton."
\II \II\\\I‘I‘ “mutt-II.
, I‘.III :IIII‘ IIIII» bring us It misc III Klkllll‘)
:I'I‘ LII‘III' l‘uIIIpluilIl lll:tl Eim'lrn- llillI-Is
Is‘Ill lll‘l spI-I‘IlIII' I‘III‘I-E \\‘:- my IIII») I‘IIII
II- It. :Is lllI‘ll‘I‘tllIl.‘ Id I‘IIuIa ulna-1y PI‘I-
llIllllllll\ lllII l and “lbs in‘ I ".IIlI II
:‘zIIIIIII-II...I‘: (1“th \ liillll: \IIl ll‘ll'\t‘.
llII; III a lI~I l , lIIIlIIIIs. \\'II Ali IIII‘l.
III‘ MIII IIIIII: III II‘ Inpl. IIIII I] :I. l l_\ I ‘IIII‘III
lb -I pIIIIlI Kl. II l In J. II ;,IIl III Ill. l. |\\
Il<. and mi l!lull\ UH llw IlIII t‘l‘tl
pulls. l‘:\t‘l)‘ bu II II _::II Irrmtvcd. l‘ur
’.:IlI~ :Il SIP II lIIIIIlII In How. ll. l‘l:u>lIIII‘s.
XIIIIIulk and South Nnruulk.
Value of Itzlllrmuls.
l.- .l l‘II -»" 5,... licrII, sIr.
'l r :II ;I rIIIlrIII-l tlil‘IIIIgl: my
II In! *1“'IHdIIII‘IgIIs."
‘ l‘ -.l_\'
‘2! r If you :Irc
l'IrIII l
SIIpIIIIIIII ll l-IIII
fl: Iiix‘dllxl Ilullxu'cl “hill t‘A-x‘nl‘.
lull only p.II.l $lJMII for tho \Vllnli‘
. rfy llnm‘ III IIIIlIs ugu l“ lmlc l‘.II‘:III»r
‘ l'I-x‘, l~ II I rmlruld throng! ii llldlu‘s II
l~:I llii‘n I llldl‘lJ vslu.IlIlc.“~l'i(.’ liu't ,-
“.I.:
‘uu‘klIIuK .\I’IIiI;| .‘ulIII.
'l‘LI lwsl Salvo III ”III “ml-bi for Cub.
l‘nIIIIs, SIIrs. l‘lcrrx, Sal! lilIIIIIn,
l':\ l \‘..I‘I<, 'l‘IIIlIIr. l‘bnppmi Hands,
\‘lIIlbl tlll~ t‘ I Ins and :IliSkIII lIIIIpl: \\ll.‘.
‘3') \‘I‘Ill.\ p: r bux. l"I~l‘ bulb by tiI-II. ll.
l‘lIIIsIIIl. Nutwulk and S Illllt X-IrII‘IIlk.
.\l| I‘IIlu-Iprhlug lic-liul-lc llnuw.
Hm, li. l'iulrlmi. .VIII‘IIulk
.\IIrII:Ilk t1lll2ll\\il\~‘l‘\‘ r: in d upon. llIIl
t‘lll\ In I‘ lll\ in xlm k llu‘ lust of l \I r}
llIIII;_ '. but to >Itlll‘l‘ IlI:I.\ \.:: III \ for .‘lll h
min I: s as lI:I\‘-I \\t‘ Ill lunm‘ II III: rIl.
lllI‘ pnpul: Ir \\ IIlI IIII pIIIIplII llu l't by sus-
I~IIIIIrpIL~iIIIz illlllt\"'tl rIlI:.IlIlII
.‘t‘t'llll‘xl lln- \IIIIII fur llI-I IIII-ltbrzitul
ll II‘ill ~IIrIIly (‘lllt‘ any and IIVIIry'
liuII :II‘ 'l‘l.I\~;II. l.IIIIg,.:~‘. and t‘bIIsI.
hll\l\\‘ Ull“ (‘I‘IiliIlI-Iil‘v. \\'t‘ lll\ llt‘
call and gr! II 'l‘rml llnlllc H‘cc.
Fire llursln From a Rock In \‘iralaiu.
0n Fridny III‘IIIIIIII: scvcrnl litllc
colon-d children were playing on n vcry
lIIrge rock on tho prcIIIisIIs of Major S. .\l.
Dickey. They hcard a rumbling noise under
tvau and with one accord started for home,
a hundred yards 0!. When about half the
distancc they were startled by a terrific re-
purt and their mother. who wns attracted to
thcI door by the noise, says the flames from
the rocks leaped many feet high, accom-
panied by huge volumes of dense smoke.
The cliff of rocks is about sixty yards long
und lllc crcvice burst by the explosion is
last
of the rock were scattered in all directions.
—(-‘ruysau Ciimwr.
:\\ t‘l‘ s l’lllsnrc the IIIIlv I‘cmcdy Ivliil lI
dc fest IIIIIIII' Iliscascs. 1f lakcu III wan n.
They should bclI cpt in cvcry fumilI'.
Good I‘ny nu- Amt-t all” I. m I”?
seen». made selling our“ rand \s-vs III-Inrv.
l-‘aenun-nsul lies-hive- Ilalsluullheh'or d
\\'I III- tIIJ-C ‘. III-turd: A $0.. I‘ .. IInIIIMpIIIII In;
618 ly
WANTED SALESHEH
tn mrnnss fnv the 521’. c of Nurs- ry SI» 0. k I n- ’
equaled Incilillce. (inlet) and cinemas psi-l. ‘
Uln- III‘ the Large! \ursx- "Is III the SI II 5
.
alumni, '.
Geneva. New York. ‘
W.
Gem-vs N metrics.
T135 St
H. S. CORWIN,
Petroleum Broker,
520 Wellcs‘ Building,
18 Broadway, N. Y
Pips‘ Lint (‘cniflc-Ilw (Crude Petroleum) bought
sud mold for cash, or carried (Ill margin.
Loans ncootistcd. Gide-s by mail ortelegrsph
promptly executed.
weerrespondence solicited. Daily
market. report at the City Hotel.
R. L. Baker,
VERY All] Fl
STABLE;
So. anwm
Wsnwmx Koren.
oldstsldeud stock
Mair“ anmn
sue-Insurer's turnouts.
R.L. BAKER
Go. Emrmnrfl‘t
American mutton could not for one minute 5
compare with the l‘nglisb, and he ufl‘cred e '
:IIzd l I‘llth l\‘ t urw l‘ Ilr-I or III- p:II' I‘I
I‘lIIIw-Il ll I~ IIII Ir: llll: t“ Id In fil\l‘ pI rf: Il
s;lli:~l. I-III- II. t r IIII~III .‘ n fund. It l II: :I
IV SI‘llllI
:‘llll
I:I‘.IIIIII: llll‘ rcpululiuu of b my, :tl\\':l_\‘
ll: IIiIIg
l'r. King's NI‘\\‘ llIu‘uI’rI‘I for I :III.~IIIIIp-
IIIIII, will sI-ll ll I-II :I [mauve guanlmcc.
:I llcc-
and to
you In
about nincty feet long. Scales {him the top
Parlor Stoves in g '
to suit ell in went .
tvnriety st prices
on
E. K. LOCKWOOD.
Tin Wm —-~——-
II are, Sheet; I We? Ware. Jagpaned
ite Iron Ware . ' War-c, Amman Gran-
great variety at
-—E. K. LOCKW OOD‘S.
(3ng Kitchen
—-—E. K. EOCK\VOOD‘S
All kinds
Utensils at ,
Platcd
Pickly Ca
Spoons. c
‘ s. Casters. Cake Stands,
Irs, Tea Pots
, at
‘ —E. K. LOCK\\‘OOD‘S.
Door ‘ wailing;
? —E. K. LOL‘K\\'OOD‘S.
Tea 5 . 5, Dinner Sal-ts, (‘lIaIIIbIIr Scls at
—F.. K. I.()(‘K\\’(')()l)‘S.
Itrt
Ins, Brushes, and ngi \\' .Irc at
—E. K. LOCK W GOD‘S
lluclicts,
Usagps, ‘Smlxs, and \\'cl1.
—E. K. LIII'IKII‘omI-s,
rt Iking Stoves and“ Rungcs at all
p l‘ want ‘
)- ——E. K. I.(l(‘K\\'(lOD‘S
llursc \VlIips, llrusbcs, Curry-Combs,
SIM_IIIgIIs, Harness Oil and Soup. Stall-lo
Pulls umi llrnnIIIs at
—- E. K. Ll )L‘K \\'( )UD'S.
Flags and 1.:InIIIrns for Ilccurming ul-
—l~2. K. l.llt‘K\\'tlt)l)‘S.
llall “blips, Librnry Lanips, TleIlc
Lumps, lulntcrns, IIlc. III
—~~ K.
LI II‘KWI‘IIII‘S.
\\';Illl»I Imus.
:Ilnl t‘lIIuIIlwIluilI‘s
Tcu Trays, (iridirulls,
llllni & Fish Kcltlcs
Slcam (Ivukcr at
—E. K. LIII'KWUIIII‘S.
I}. I(;’I'.0CIIII"00|).
look!
t‘asll lluyclv. and scc It‘lml Soy»
lllnul‘ “his. :ll'I‘ tll'lllK. \Vt‘urt‘
I‘I-I-vII‘iIIg our Hour dIrIIcI frIIIII
IlIc )lIIIIIIIsulII Mills~ II‘lIII-lII-II-
:Iblcs us 1:- MIN Ill l‘mlluln l‘riI‘I-s.
t‘IImczuIIl fur _\‘I\lllrt‘l\‘t‘:i. \\'II
cIIIIII: l3 lbs. Standard Iirunnlnlnl
Mk!
“I.. :I [T
..
II‘l’
(IIIII lL-llur. lI'I “N. of ll\. t‘ Hug.“ I'I-r
Um» Dollar. 1?- ll .5. \YlIIIII I‘IllnI Sug‘u
fur (lIIII llullur. TullulluIIs liq-s! lli'llll'
Light I’l-‘Ml Ital; ”II for 7': Ms. Uur (tall
l‘IIlgII l‘ZI‘lIn Farm I‘I‘I-IIIIII-I‘y lluIIcrI‘II-
III»III-Il tllrtl‘l from dairy. \\'II :ll‘v pr.—
p:II‘IIIi to furnish it In our t‘lle‘lllllll‘l‘fi and
[lilll‘Il'lS by tlw I\Ib ilfi‘ \Vt'il {N by IlzII
puIIIIIl :II l'mllum l‘rII‘Ix .\ {UT-ll III-
VILI‘ IIl‘ ('IIl‘JI'II i~ .l'w‘I l‘l"l l.t\‘ll \I‘uk
llu‘l’l'l‘)‘ lI:II III; \W‘llhlitltll)‘ till bun-i III-ll
In: but I‘I‘wb (Hank. and :Il pIIm s lt' ~‘.I.I
:tll. Try our '1‘: Its and Inn IIIil lil' t‘I'll
\‘iIII‘IIIl \I‘lIIIrII In buy :I I'Irszcclus‘ “rllt‘ll‘
:tl Eur [IriI‘I\ \VI‘ lII‘IIp IIII l‘llllil
:I “‘I'll M‘lt‘ClI‘ll >lIII‘lI IIl Flu--
Iil‘III‘I‘IIvs, Fruit :Iltd \‘cgv lnldrs
nl‘ I‘\'\*r}' Ill‘N‘l‘llIlIUll :IIzd \l‘ll
it.‘ I‘lII;Ip lur IIIIlI H3 prsnhlc.
eymour Bros
III “Hui-hunch SI.
EW GflflDS
FI‘I-YI {I‘IIIII :lac l-IInnI .-~, II,“ ,\
p: II; NI... k »‘ hi \\
mail) IuIIIp‘I fc, «*IIII‘, r.~ 2.; :III l‘\'« INII- \‘uIiIly
:It‘ lI‘zIIwI :il;.i S':I‘,"I‘ .'\l". I“.~~ : I III“: :‘III 'l‘.:~!:» :IIul
\\':III:.-IIf‘IlII‘l‘.:lI2.I‘. (Mr Slur); I»! l.:IIIIp~ .~ IlII»
II..,.
Lugosi, mos; \nraIIl, lint Nin’inl. :Il
l‘I \\‘ u! .1! I cum III! I'rI :l~:n-Il::n~d :I.lu l!.:.- mu-
kI-I. tlIIr t‘ rmlwry. t lrnu. uh»: \\‘.In‘. and Fun: 3'
II-uul‘ .irc of IlII‘ l.‘ll(‘.‘i Slle-s uIIIlNIIII' blmpn.
and haul IIIII)‘ In I»: ‘Vl'll to ho :II-pl‘I‘I'iIan I‘IIr
linugcs and Ilt‘z Slmrs ll;t\t‘ :I.i Ilu- l.:I:--I lmprmv
llll'lil§.;lll\l n‘fflllllllt‘lltl lllt‘lnrt‘l\t‘3 lo all “in: \II‘
lhcm. t‘lur 'l‘III \\‘:u\~ compnws :IE:IIII.~I cu r} win:
that! Is uccdul in Fancy and Hum (Quinlan 'l‘lIr Xvw
York Tcxédc lI‘iiicr l‘ullw b: s15
l‘IIl all \" liIvh.
l‘u‘cs III Tin “‘arc and Fancy ArIiI‘II-I gn‘slly n:-
ducal.
WII iIIIiII- llIc public to cruIanIc our liIIc cf coo-din
bchInI purvhumng risen hcrc.‘ “'c fccl :I.~‘~Iu\\l that
II‘c can Imd will undcnicll llIc NcII‘ York market,
and ssv‘c llIII cm! of {arc nIId fn-ighl. \\‘c buy III
lhc ‘IquInin-lhmd in all lince. and am sunflicd with
nwdcrslr profits.
F.H.Nasl&Brus.
Johniimusnn
725 all 721 sum lvenue
-———BBT. (let AND 43d S
NEW YORK CITY.
—_————-
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
SPECIAL I! ARGAISS
Underwear for LADIES. GENTLEIKN and
h cumulus, suds-humans Mm
select from.
Ledlee‘ lies {u uellty Herlne Vests
~ ‘nd ”and! stitched. use: cub: II-erth
on.
Led ' mites IeflnoVeete
‘nrpgmdkbah’uudsmm
I Inc Ierlne Shirts
.33. Fe! Item mm sun
“I; 6...: may Quartet All
“flammwwdflfl
we.“
, Knives, Forks, _
NOW IS THE TIME TQ USE
HOYT’S
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, 8w.
BEST ch'l‘nnc'rs.
I’m-script ions (‘nrelully
l‘onumuuded.
A LARGE STOCK 01“
Patent Medicines
Always on hand at
HUYT’S Pharmacy.-
BUDTS and SHOES,
__ 1 sun.-.—
l HAVE l.\‘ thK‘K .\ Fl'l.L l.l.\'l-Z \IF
s‘. and Yuullls‘
Boots and Shoes
ALL fil‘l‘LlZS ASK! l.(‘I\\‘ l‘lllt‘lI‘X
)1 MN. Boy
Womens‘. 'Misses‘ and
Childrens‘.
—————— .\l.l. KINDS
Ladies’ Kill Bunun,
$I.m,1,3'.,1.5n :w "m, ::.III,::,.‘m.
A lirIIIs‘ ch llalltl-sv‘\\'t‘\l"‘"‘
B'Illlllll all Ullllgl‘BSS GlilfllS.
TI: "‘3} :‘I In ‘fu‘! l‘n ml
in l‘I..I» mu".- l.:»II. ,II >‘IIII llI:I2‘~ XI‘II.
Im III IlII Hum-II Ilu' pubis It"
That illnhv“ you 1
I r \lmv,
1,.Il II lII‘II I-‘I r you (ml,
>—-—-~.\ND THAT ls. .
“BROWN’S.”
Elegant Styles
< \\l\- >
NEW NfllfllllBS llll‘ Silllllg.
»r~—~ l‘I_\RI;.\lN.\' Ix”.
Furniture 8: Carpets.
'l‘lIII’NcII'cst Slylcsl
Tllc llcsl Stock!
The Fincst Goods:
Thc Lowest. Prices!
~—~- HAVINII ~ .
Enlarged My Show - Room!
And lIIcn-IIII-d my Stuck. IllII bclIIIr prcpsrcll to till
1th “Ellie of my mum“ cII~lqucrs and thc
public Ibmx I-I‘cr bcfun:
I
Thankful for pssI favors mId colic "inc,v a coniinn~
nIII :- of the mime. f n‘maiu newwtfnlly.
Wm. Lockwood.
—-——DF.ALER IS—
Furuimra 8: Carpets.
36 Main St“ Norwalk. Ct.
.W. Cumsmcl I 60.
——.§.——_
When you want a bill OI
goods from us, we will sell you
14 lbs.
01‘ Standard «inn. Sugar for
$1.00.
-————eco—~———
, 16 lbs.
Of Handsome Ex. “C" Sugar
$1.00.
W 9 will not sell Sugars
alone at the shove price.
All other goods at the Low-
eetl’oaeibl~ eli‘igm i . i
4
“WI“
welwilleendsltopsyforrhe
llpsrtleulsre. directions, ctc..
will be made by thoec who give their III.
the work. Greet sums sbeululcly ear 'I‘,
Burt now. Addrcsl S'rlrxsov & C0. .,RI ,.‘
Hatch, Bailey Id:
nee
em
_!
Isnufnctun-re of end Desk-re in
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
\'cIIccrcIl Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood (‘ciling and
Flooring.
MARSHAL I‘T .
New (20002 52’
\lll Tll .\Ul:\\‘Al. R
llizIIIIonlls, \Vutclws.
7- AKIIW
JEWELRY
Sum Azx III :II NIIrIInlL. “min-I..:ul b} llu- company,
:
In:
lit N ‘K l'tlllll Ql' lI‘KJ‘ll .\ l N
Railroad Watches!
Jullll r‘nlc) '5 field l‘IIns :md l‘cxicils.
Sulbl SIlI I r and l’iulI-Il \vgilt‘. t lpcm
(”35“ s. tiuld 5px I‘lm'b \ and
1‘2} II-til;l>5c~. XII krl n; .l
\\'.‘IllIllt l‘lxu‘ks‘.
llcpnirin: :nul .ttleII‘iiIIg
.—-Fl\!»—
W ATCHES
.& xl‘lII‘ l .\l.T\'
Nandav‘. Tim-s
A.W. Austin’s
0px rit llI‘IIsII Block.
Norwalk.
by t‘lznmqnchr. a!
Conn.
lI-Ir l
lIII:
A
calm
s.
”O
I St
for
bvu
are
l in
MR
havc
3&5!
tile
YO
Locks
0! the best Quslity, Chap for Cosh
lllllllll Furnishing Gilli... "3
“‘1' \
~ .~ \ltpml Implcments.
For-Ike (‘ ‘
plain“. (
nn<2n1fnmx .
To women ‘ . .
n that u: .
.‘L'!»Yi. One I» ‘
II.“ A Kcnnclv. l; -
cause hum sullen: result
men:
AI‘Eu‘s Cnrnsanc l‘ILLa‘ act d’I
tin-33 organs, and an especially dc.
cure tho dlSt‘chs «nerd by their
menx, includmg
uon. Dyspepsia. Headache. Dyst-
and a h I; II u.bcr 8.4.31.3, for a
which Ih _\ are a safe, 5 '9, pmmp
plumui'. I.» .n» i}. 'llIcISIII. "I. use I-(
PILL» «, ‘—
I III, .«I
A Sum-r" from Headache wrilcs :
PILL" are the oug- I‘mng 1 con}.
.ve cI-cr {nun-l. l: is a ll! ;..~.Ile to l :I
epeak In their pranc, unl l ulna): III :I
whran-I-nnun «tiers.
Franklin 5L. luehiuundJ‘L, June 5, Ir J.
“l have used Avra‘ s Pius in nunh‘r~
the Ilcsircl ft'Silll.
on burn! at our hum-I, all-l pzzrc than u
lenient. Sth‘
‘Ul't U‘ ‘1' LINA [LIA Mr: ii \ Iiual le.
Nexis, Texas. June 1., 1%-.
The ntv. FR \xrrs B. ll;u:I-Iwr_ vrn‘lin.
from Aliza“. ‘
roux u‘ inch.
Arm's CIrzum-I.
lanai
Dr. to. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
OLD.
MIDDLE-
AGED Bus. Ir snv ecrofulons or syph-
“Itic taint, nu\ [:3 made healthy mutton;
by In use
Soldbysllbruggiste; $I,sixbou.lesfor8$
m
it”
E2“...
HARDW
meter MWlI
General Hardwar .I....
lochnlcs Tools,
“eh-
WAR -.......
‘fi‘Nk‘
rowxa ’
.mu ?
While he“. Pain“. ‘1'...
‘ Olls “(I “'I-dow Gnu.“ mu:
AMAMH‘CDIO‘ L“ XO-
Olld Kn. Obs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery suns
JAPA ANIBE PAPER “'ERE- . .r'
Agent for the
crdical Boilcr and Hall s Paton
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
at:
Ship Chandlcry. Rug-c. &c
QUIN TARD
d um tons-
.- I all dim“:
1 III TLC-(Ill.
“ of the inspect-
him: {new}. All
5.0: km m.
Inge proportim c! the n
I.
of the stomach. butch.
Constipation. In
I l":x.I s are compnundo‘. r“ .
‘ ly, and an: :Ibsolu: .
mcl u: a..y crhcr Inyurzuus 18‘3““ -2.
‘l’ ».‘. and
r. g,
.\\l. I:‘ \ llLLS arc Invaluable l
I: Iy cm. IS? Int tn: npamun. l i
I..-re 5M.- :‘Ir Iron: lit-adacbe. :.I
nix-Ii. «Inc I! we Will quickly P“ I
cls and [rcc my land from gum.
lne must. (mu-1;“: and the naive: i I
\\'. I.. rmu‘, (I! W. I.. Page & Bro.”
mambo I < as rccnnnncr: l» ' by you. .
Iicvtr LI» IIIn lhv III II .ill I I accnru I '
\\ I; constantly keep
:II d Icixab ”it tunily 11de
.I. “.1 Luna."
(.11.,
have been
. i III :I rm (I ‘M
‘ t l I ('II In: IMHO“.
Il. e the (I If medi-
l
cincs of I l sIIIIIII 1 II. crcmin \
iIIcIIIIvI-Ili- . III; II lbs ago
h‘iilll Ink. ‘ 'ii Icy have ‘
entirely on - _l Ic l.- .I.b:l and _ ‘
have ‘23:“) l: proud I y Schcml health.” \
Plus correct irregu-
cs cf the hen-cl... etimulrite the uppe-
snd dagcslion. and by their prompt and
thorough nc A. u give tone and vigor to the
who'
«3 physical economy.
rmnm ev
Sold by sll Draggisrs.
[3%.
All experignce the MI
AND
cIalcnccuof
Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla.
Children will: Sore Eyes, Sore
SALIGYLICA.
'l‘ihc (lid llclizmlc Spccitic Ell;
dorscd lII Plusicinns :Ilul
Thousands Iii Paticnts.
on culnmnnscnsc 'll‘illl“;:it‘~ iv I~r:I:l:I‘.IIIc< fII-m lluI
blond all xutiulllnlr\ lllnllrr \\ llh macs Irma»: —ll
hztr lnII-II ill uu‘ for min. V )cur Id cured :I 1. rgI-r
1’ I II ' C . I ‘
081 l\'( ;\ Ill 1 a
wnx‘nlsgc Inf misc-i llmn aIIv Ulhrr rf‘lllz'll ‘ Send
or usumouiuls from lbc cnn-d«.\‘_shcylkn slrdscs
directly It llIc t‘zitlsc uf liner d..~c:L~‘cs,II‘l.III»aI
RHEUMAI‘ISM,
msnv socallcd srcc flcs only Irc.“ localli ll-II I Hm rl
“hen you have lrch in Inin all "It“ “nib “ "mul-
merits.“ “lininn-m‘ “ and Iain chi-cs “ anduhcu
Gout. Neuralgia.
your doctors cannot hclp you. do not dcspatir, but
lzll-u‘ Salicylics xl oncc and he (Inhale—Nu one csn
~nflordlo liI‘c in pain and misery when Salicylic:
Diabetes,
will mlicvc him and put him in condition to attend
to his daily sv ocntjonst
8| per Box, 6 Boxes for $5.
Gravel,
BloOd
With full dircclions in ten langungee. Sold by
Poisoning.
I. H. HOYT I: BRO., Drugisxa and GEORGE B. ‘
PL‘tlSTBD. Dragnet. or sent by mail, prepsld, on
receipt of price.
WASHBURI a. 00., Prop's.
[2131:] it Bnosrlwst. NEW YORK.
Mm mush.’
DE_B______________ILITI & UEAKUESS.
”his. “men:
FlflKkfi
Ems Bl
30 UNION SQUARE NEWYGRK
o UT or more. i
sflllllu L‘EASHIHEEI
No EQU"
110M
«AN:
Onassis
ron SALE BY
Wk
‘
“as.
l. Hickman & “Ell Ills,
South Num-lL. ( um.
.1“?
MW
will
I. s. res. 0-0-
nnlucxrolsr. con:
Norwalk Chronicler