t
F? \Tw~\_.
' amne- "e
Brid rt to tyforou gesresand
‘3..- a-shasssese - "“15? p famous. NU; “IO!
4» ‘a wee all i has. ~ preeen
. 7 _ . use .5 over. and there have heeelcve more
“‘“9. m”“‘“ i t‘ for him to '
‘ "sultan“ °‘ ‘°“' 1% regard a
_ evattal . m "gone statement thy sequence. in
menu-teams“. Mmdnm:‘fg:§‘ggysrsnotso dis-
. to! 1m muhi‘fm’ appointed. great many men do not ex-
‘t 0" ' ‘ peet it. and not being prepared. are so rip-
rem“ mm “mm“ “‘3' set that they generally resort to extreme
.j m a“ ”We hammers» em dissipation or suicide. The great majority
his". ”.5 u... on her check that 3.0.“ of women select poison on the easiest meth—
“‘“rsceaptgdtneserm q odofcrcning the Styx. Theysre natural.
J, .I “a”: tgmmiiiz‘flter ly afraid of a pistol. and would naturally
MM .0 (filter the w.“ as scream and run if they mw one while seek. l
I ~ ll ing a self-destructive method. Next to
.' “whmwfmuywmfiumpamwmte. poison they select hanging. ”“1 they “‘ l
o {is sacrum all day 'tth me. row for row. "1““ 13m“! me . bmlmgfiw 0'
“Ltd the fall of the summer night. that. just as they do in attempting to cut
m :31: MS." "mom . their throats. Very often they jump from
loathe W“ 0. ”flag“. ifiianked W a window. and invariably scream ; no doubt
hr her tum“... to me that a” they shut their eyes when they take the
.. fatal leap. ‘ -
‘23“! l “Emu“ grxm'h" The proportion of married suicides is
And l assist not her hand in mam ice. scarcely large enough to admit the argu-
l :ttmtfirlthfiw :13" mm W ”“ ment that marital unhappinem was the
“an“ ‘2‘. ;®(.;£;x:iz main cause. 0n the other hand. it is‘argu-
Ann M w m. 1 know u... ...“ ed that family ties tend to check smcidal
'l‘he maddest girl in town. intent. or rather execution. Being of a
’ . —I'm'h
. COIIC COHMENTS-
“ I always close my eyes when I play."
Hid a conceited young pianist. “ Lucky
you can‘t see the audit-are," vars the lit-art-
le. reply.
“ “'hat are you doing. my love ?“ asked a
young husband of his wife. “ 0h." sho re-
plied. holding up it dilapidated pair of
pants. " 1 am only collecting the rent.“
“'hcn a couple of Pennsylvania men swap
Uer‘. instead of making a great turn and
bowl about it. theyounty priprt's come out
with a glowing article headed. “ l‘roiiiisiiig
Revival of 'l‘rudo “
In a \Veatcru city where a burly colored
man acts as conductor on a street horse-car.
one of than-gull" passengers always speak.
of living conducted homo with grva‘
“ remit“
” The Sagacity and Morality of Plants.“
la’ the title of a volume which his just ap-
is‘arnl in :London. l‘lants that stay out
lights are supposed to be the Worst
ln onc lpr‘t‘it's of tillltlt'r tlu- f. iuah- is ‘300
tiinui largcr than the lilillt‘. 'l‘lic llllsli‘llld
in those families ilin-sii't dare to ti-ll his wife
that lit’ is “ just going down to the club for
a few lllllllllcs." ‘
Tht‘ Mat man in the l'uitcd Stator
dies in Cedar Key. He weighs only thirty-
nine pounds. Ilia mother always compcllcd
him to wear homwmsdc pants whcn he was
A boy. and it made him fuel, so small that
1.? never got started to grow.
Pcnsion .\gcnt—-“ 0n “ll.“ grounds do
y - I demand a pension E“ \‘etcran—" i lost
.13: arm in thc scrum-3' l’cnsion Alp-ntw
l. at an arm 3 Why. nian. you‘vc got two
2 « 3" \‘i-tcran——“ Uh. I. don‘t mean those.
arm l lost was of the Springfield pat-
school of jouni: ‘sni for women is to be
iii-Dc" will be tough work
pmfcssors in “he first few weeks to
young ladies from drawing a line
very other word. and added post.
, totheir leading .shtortals. but every
7.11 has its obstaclcs.
An attorney: at law. “ho wished to show
remnartnes by quizzing an old farincr.
”an, by asking him if therc were many
it": in hit nelglilxu'lio-sl. “ Yes." rt‘lllml
‘ld mln : “ Then] a dreadful sight o:
-= -. nun} 1%.! ti. r~- :iiu't lizilf u-imugh
.bli- lui-l-xznls tor ill. ml
illl \\
.3 ‘riu .w lxgmidii: t.- txk.~ u‘p \\;tli
' .tll'i tlu- Li W .\i-.n l‘lx‘J ill’i‘flll‘ "
‘
rs lihi‘ .l‘ll'rlit \' ill-.lli‘l ”
_ Liv-c2."
follow tl:'
r
‘ ,, ’_\'flll think \ -u \t‘lli mun y~»ur luv
‘42ka this \l - Sizii'li of (‘4‘; 3lt'i Y. :‘~
' so had been run our by .i tire on.
' and was suing tbs city nt :\‘l'\llll for
” Yes. I hunk l‘ll uu'
“ Has your how .-i guru you
tolliink so!“ ‘ but 1 luv.-
- Lhu grounlst . thugs »- '.‘v-. d idv-d
Welt-ls on \ him -.x :.u. l tn.“
Fffqu,"
I
"‘33. mini.-
'Q‘ n
nooks-.3, \‘-;i.‘ lx l‘ I‘ i “ .. Qu-
, 4‘ h“ .:.1‘ _. '~ .1:. ill it‘ll;
.. -: ~: sun-ii»; lli says
“ My dust—only think
wti,,i.nu lallious of 1‘1: s arc con-
“amid in tins ti; intry .ii.i.-...i.ly. \Vln ro,
in umb‘yb lilllll'o. (.ili llifit‘ all t‘xllllt‘ from Z'"
Mitcrfsini‘sins. not “'lfll‘ullt noun-thing of -.
tone of n-proachtul 5 no mm 2 " Uhictly from
hens. I suppose f“ The head of the house
mlmlv's his twirling \viih d moot-ll aid-usa—
tioa at ti... L! r.i'.i.-. :3 of 6011.1} paddoc-
flurfingfwé (Knotty. .
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...ili.is
7.x .
"I A DRY GOODS STORE.
Tw‘ccne first. as swn first by the author:
Turing l:.dy rntcrs a dry goods sturc
Polite Salesman .“Mli a tired. 53 s “‘er
smile on his beaming countcuout‘c .- ' ‘ Some-
thing. miss
Young Lsdv—” 1 wish somc thrcad."
. “ Contest—Clorkr's—Wiilimantic "—
“ Eithcr will do.“ '
1‘ Whitc or black P“
Young Lady (With .i slight noxi)-~“ 3'09.
air." -
- P. s—“ Do you men slun- or black 1‘“
Y. L—~ (With resignation)—“ 0h. white.‘
1’. 8.-—“ How many spools P“
(t “.0. sir-H
“ Both white- ?" *
“ No. sir; one white and one black."
" What number. phase 1‘“
‘ “ No. 50."
P. 8. (Getting despemte --—-“
the 50 white or l-liek ?“
Y. L—“ on. black.“
“elite mitosis-in meps up the thrmd.
Young lady hands him a dime with a hole
in it and dcptirts P. 8.. completely ex»
' busted. sits himself down to ngC‘Vt‘ over
not bring ls-rn a stared white inot black)
elephants-Term Niki-23s.
Do you Wish
l.‘f‘t‘" .4 “has, Pee-Mien.
The Anti ‘ ct kusssic that begzm some
time ago in '; Mas just broken out in
this amntrtm in object of the movement
h to milthm practicing on the piano
so u to aflurd that part of the community
that does not practice on the piano an op-
patunity to sleep and think ant car itself
talk. The inveterate pianist is little better
user-initial. There is:- recklmn . a
“altruistic.- about him that has a ten;
key to impair the Value of real. istatc in
bi ‘ borhool He is not so insidious ass
' factory. but he is much lender.
has turbulent and more agonizing to the
square hour. It may not be: easy it. kill him.
in there is a great deal of him. but be
“old clearly be licensed. The license fee
fluid he sci-anger! according to the par-
tieshr myie of uproar that he elects. For
Willie,scoupleofdullarseyear
~ “beamingb. while a permit to keep
cam “8m Violets" «a cam
“mammogram $100 I
,m—mm.
'- mule”.
dun
.tlm Ronda. the l‘runsylvauia. and tho
: 11- ii .il ‘ll!‘ 4' ‘zll‘xlll aft-1' \\'l:l«'li fln‘ \l.‘.p l‘ }
Lain ii
iii" t‘l..1f"t|l Li-ouilr and (‘llilttilli Laiilln.
more refined nature than men. and less
inclined to the tragic or heroic. woman nat-
urslly select the easitut and less barbaric
methods of death. Shooting or cutting dis-
figures the body. and a woman wants to be
beautiful even in death. and bcsidcs. when
she takes poiwn. she has an oppm trinity to
any a last word which she may have for
gotten.
being less couragcous than man. selects the
easier means of poison ; but it is a question
whether suicide is not more a matter of
bravery. Many hold that it requires no
heroism to commit suicide. and no doubt
the great majority of self-killings arc done
in moments of intense frenzy and without
deliberation.
so many failures; which are 30 or 40 per
cent. and this is the strangest part of it.
While attempts to commit other crimes may
be rcsistcd or disturbed. the Would-ho sui.
cide almost invariably socks retiremcnt.
\vhcrc ho is free from prcvcntioii; yet be
“(it'll frills.
ural iicnousuoss. want. of motto-d. and
Fright. ltsx-cuisaparadox; but they are
chockcrmt livi-s. 'l‘ln- middle class furnish the
ntic. tii‘ruiauic. (‘eltic and ltritanuic.
tint of \x s.» is, tl.v~ u- of \‘ilil.'ll
‘ll 5- it
flo- li‘l'_.'l.
m in l on ls.
cl \!\‘ um rx
.523“ .s lulu l. .lilil.9( (WHEN.
aftcr birds.
Morn-unand Havana simmers an
ulti-i‘ citics—ua‘ the City of Put-lilo. \‘ity of
.\lt\dll\llllt. (‘ity of Al'nshiiigton and the
t‘il)‘ of Morbid.
names ending with "shoe.“
Advnllt‘t‘ tuiil licllulii‘o.
mum-s its steamers l».-ginning with “ \‘ulcn ;“
thi-Jspanlinc. ending with “Shim“ the
Bin llur‘. beginning with “ lit-ii the Hall
lllii‘. aiding “‘lfh “ Hall ;" lllt‘ Calcutta line.
uttir the stairs; the Colonial lino. ending
with
clans; the lied Urns line. ending with
" ruse .“ the Baltimore line. ending with
“ Moi-c.“ and the Smith line. beginning
with “ Smith."
“munhlné’ than! the lithe-tr!
plentiful this season that there has been al-
most is glut in the market.
conic- in about May 1. and by the end of
that Ill'tulll soft crabs 'wure selling as low as
'35 cents a dozen.
has burn «spiel to the demand. but not
greater. It is thought the quantity arriving
here willbecome smaller daily until July.
when it will increase and be as large prob-
ably as it was in May. There is usually a
good market up to the middle of October.
l‘hc price-s ut prosent range from 50 to 75
cents a dozen.
I Jute“.
tributari-ns of the Chesapeake. and, after
the Baltimore market has been supplied.
src shipped all over'the country. The repu-
tation of the Chesapeake crash is unsurpassed.
shin-chilly oquest. where it enjoys a sort
of royal distinction.
shipment in a wry simple manna. being
placed in boxes. layer upon layer. with grass
between and ice on top.
the largest buyers It was fonnerly the one
5 m of hotel-keepers and restrucmts to have
hard clubs picked at their own places of
business. but of hits a. new industry has
sprung up. which is making a specialty of
this work. The crab-picking business is as
yet in ita'infancy. but it is growing rapidly.
It is carried on at private residences. no
unfit ..
t tky was
the .
electioetha
electedevvou
It is argued by some that woman. ‘
The absence of deliberation accounts for
Of course. this is owing to nat-
frightcncd at their own desperation. l
The t‘Xll‘t‘lllt‘ pm-r class furnish thc larg~
sst jwrcentu-gi- of suicides. owing probably
to thc trials :uui disappointments of their
remainder. excepting iii a. tow cases there is l
llltSllli‘lilt‘ union; pcoplc of wealth. Not hav-
ing to combat the world. pridc of position
and :i grn-dy dosin- to revel in tlic luxurics
'h it \\t‘.\llll mu purslidsc oven for the iiiis~
.~ dd». is no doubt (liv‘ cam-o of tho scarcity
cl e'uvidx mu unn- tliu \vcnliliv class.
NAMlNG STEAMSHIPS.
Interesting liiferaiallun About the Names
of \‘caaels t‘rimluu the .‘llrutllt‘.
The Guion line names its west-ls iiftci‘ the
States and 'l‘crritorics of ‘ltl‘ Nortluvcst : as
the Wisconsin. chaids. Arizona. Alaska.
Ind List. not least. Oregon.
Tlii‘ “‘hitc Star l'uc Rt'lt‘t'tS mum-s for its ’
vessrls coding in " ic as the ll.ilti.-. Adu—
Tlie f‘uimrd liuc clioosos name-s t‘llllllii: ill
“ iii ;" as tho (Lilli-i. Svrxia.
liotlinia. andficythizi.
'l‘ln- lizitional lin-s b-gau limiting its we
fit ls ilflt'l’ American Stalls. but afterward
adopt» d flu‘ mums of countries. 'l‘li. [it‘v'tt
nut Holland \vzis formerly tlic Louisiana.
l‘;;\niii.i.
tii~ . tl.-- \‘ll‘;:‘.l;l.i 'l'lu- Spun. l"..:_\pt.
_ crack " slog-s
oi 'l.l\ nit-dill) iii.iix:i;:vd lzii.
l‘ln- xlllllllll l:i:~ lidliii‘s its \i-ss'ls ilflil‘
cit: :is tlm t‘ity of t‘liimgo. 1‘it_v wt l! l‘llll
su-l t‘ity of lli. liiu llltl.
'l‘hc Statv liin-udlicros to tln- imuics -‘ l
“in two \‘t's‘M-is now l’lllllllllu .m-
'l‘l.i- li.i:;:b‘.n~y~.\im ll\‘.lll iilll‘ l::i~ r. Lira--
tlzr In Ming.
.inl \\'i.l.ii;.l \v. ..- l.n:;l.~t from
lun- and l. .u' 11.: l:.llii.\ of (it i.
'l l.I' 3 ml: ti. l'llLtli Lloyd has :\ vast llci‘t
Soul-.- of tin-iii .irc named ltflt‘l
no rs. a few. lilo 1b.- Hrn. rd \\'-.-rdrr
:2: r prom." . p- :wna. nil. :'~ :iftui’
oil
'l‘ln lii'x-min .zini Hull vessels are namifil
(if tin- Aimricsn liiics. lllc Ali-iandrc‘s
ll‘llllt‘il
The Savannah lino ...’-lcc‘.s ludiai; mains.
'l'lii' l‘lllfnl Slillvu and linuil lllll‘ hi'li'cll
as Finance,
of thc out>idc liritish lllit‘s the (lion llllu
“Costlcf‘ thc Clan line. ultcr the
CRABS FRO“ THE CHESAPEAKE.
of t‘nah
Picking Down on the Future-co. ‘
\
Hard and softéhell crabs have been so\
They began to
Since then the supply
The extra quality bring $l
Klimt of the crabs urine from the
They are pn-parcd for
The hotels and restaurants are. of course.
d
7!.
"52”“
mid.
have to charge you more for thcm.
the first draft.“ .
So saying. he led the way to one corner
of the room. where twenty or thirty por-
traits of Blaine and Logan had been begun.
Etch was colossal in size. the face being
more than four feet in length. but bore
scarcely any resemblance to the human
countenance. Each one was a series of long
dark stripes. and no conjecture could be
bearded as to whom they represented.
ed.
was to lead the cohorts I took down his por-
trait. which we had obtained for this pur~
pose. and went carefully to work making a
portrait from that. of our standard size. such
as you see here. I paid attention to the
drawing. but not much to the coloring.
‘ When it was sufl‘uiently completed to make
sure that I had caught the likeness. I made
a stencil of it, cutting out the places where
the dark lines should be. but made sure. to
leave enough canvas to hold the stencil to.
gethcr. This is the original.“ said hc. show~
ing a likeness with large holcs cut in it.
That is just what we are doing.
pointing to an assistant who was at the cascl.
and who was punching nu awl through the
canvas. “ is the first stop.
count.
paint and t-\ pn-scru- it sort of likcucssa
- Grin-ivy from his iiifdutilo look. his spoofs-
clrs. and the thin fringe or luir around his
few. and Grant from his full board. llaycs‘s
face for a bdrm-3r um. nut wry dilly-rout from
Grant‘s. although not so saivugo. but 'l‘ildcu's
w L.- (unima-
ding; donotooexitbystimulsntsand
’petisers. Bestof the digestive organs
“tenths best and surest cure for
diseases. .
“m'mhrkm. when. «on
lvestcrieshtghunle-itisslx.
tersaieatwork.withhardtyany time
formesls. onportraitsfor campaign clubs.
Inanstdqwhich looked very much like
an ordinary house painter! workshop. al-
though longer. W found a chief painter,
who were an old straw bat, an abominable
pairofoveralls. ands littlewhlte apron. A
politician who preceded the reporter was
inquiring about the state of the portraits he
had ordered.
“ They are not yet done.“ the paiiitei
“ Of course we could have had them
finished before this time if we had devoted
our sole attention to them. and finished them
nimediately. But we wish to complete our
sketches so that we can turn them out rapid-
y. and if yours were done first we should
Here is
" These are stencils." the painter explain~
“ When the news arrived that Blaine
‘ and there are the copics. Aftcr thcy dry
we place them on a gigantic easel. with a
partly completed portrait directly before it
and upon it.
colors.
there are from twelve to fifteen colors or
tints employed. and that the spots on each
var.v iii-size from half a dol'u' to twice the
size of your hand.
color could be marked on cach canvas. prop.
crly "“"‘bcl‘cd. and the pots of paint corrcs-o
pondingly numbcrcd. a man who had no
eye for color and had never handled a brush
The portrait is arranged in
If you notice it. you will see that
if the limits of each
n his lifc could do the necessary painting.
lltlrt‘.“
lie is marking
\ut the boundarics. The awl goes through
both canvascs. and when the upper one is
hikou away the limits of ouch particular
:Ifllt‘ll of color can he plainly sccn.
original is not yet completed. but when it
is it will have figures in each portion.
of those will indicate a particular color ; as.
for instance. one may represent tho color of
.tlie moustache and of a part of the hair. Ry
thc aid of tlicsc artificial rcmcuibranccs we
can pcrforni our work with a speed which
seems inarvcllous.
make a dozen in a day by this plan.
truc they are very far from being works of
art. but they arc likenesses. and at the dis-
tance from which they are aurvcyed the
minor iiiipcrfcctions are not noticed.“
The
Each
l and another man can
It is
" ll.i\c you becii long in this line P“ the
repurtor inquired.
“ Since tlrcclcy‘s campaign. 'l‘licrc was
a grout demand at that time for portraits of
him and t‘vcn. (innit. and l was employed
by lmniicrnrcu to do the work for them.
loing at the Min-- llllli‘ sonic on my own ac~
l‘uith candidates had {.ll‘l‘S casy to
. -r.. ... i. »- - ....i has...“
.t pzuus had to bc takcii. and that meant
ass of time. Garth-hi and Hancock Wore
tlu- Aim-lion! Stuns for its vux-r' _ “if t m casy. 'l‘lio formor bud u bald spot on his
Sam- ot l':’!‘l;\}'l\':tl:‘ .. SLR?- ‘ ‘ “l “"‘E‘ forolmid and a pruiniuont nose. and "au-
it'k‘r ‘ . . NM [limb-am h“. 1; PM“ cock ".big moustache lmganbss thosuine.
‘ “a \..e'h.‘~“..ior \u-ll linoun um. \‘li.il..i‘.:~ :ut ”f «mothcr‘ shape. “IMHO H “mug. in
t .ltln “inn furnish-yd on i: nil :u'x- l .t- .. “NW dltllutlt. houn- M ”w “Inn":
)lll‘ll‘llt‘tl by the lithognipbcm givi- him as
sinistrr u couutvuauco as .i nun could well
have and live." '
HEALTH HlNTS FOR WOMEN.
llon‘t Tia-t Too Much and let Your llict be
Your Plato and sluiplc.
“ lisvi- you many sick llt‘t‘l‘il‘ to look on.
for. Doctor said a Nriv York r:-portcr to
an updou‘u pl-ysicidu.
" Y; \. iiidw-d." \ins tho n ply “ pli-iityof
sick people all thv time. most of thciu \vo-
nit-n. however.“ ‘
“ liow do you explain it 2’"
" \Vcll. women luivc :i stronger iiiiizgiiia-
tion than men. and lit’filtlL‘S. tin-y arc not so
carotul.
lowed. will help women vcry much. 1 think
Dr. Alice Ii. Stockliiuri is responsible for
them :
Herc are some rules which. if fol~
Sleep in rooms so thoroughly ventilated
that tho air will be as pure and sweet as the
out—door utmosphcre.
crease the capacity of their lungs and brvsthc
air abundantly charged with oxygen. foiir~
fifths of tlii-ir ailments would be pnvcntcd.
But who has the wisdom to convince them
of this 2' \Vlicu a mother thinks her rosy
niuc-ycur old daughter is deformcd and slit
must put hcr in stays to change her “ hor-
rid “ figure to uric that is trim and neat.
what can we hope for the daughter “but
sh.- takcs the reswmsibility of hcr own gar»
nil-ms ? If I could do the greatest thing to
stay dcgcncmcy and disease 'of the human
race it would be to convince women that
lung power more than anything else con~
tributes to health. longevity and powu of
If women would in-
unince.
e dress and exercise that increase
. abiliv to breathe with the diaphragm and
llbl ominail muscles do more to prevent and
cure diseases of women. if not all dismscs.
than all other possible prev-sntivos and
medicines.
Upon rising in the morning three or four .
times a week. take a quick. invigorating
sponge bath. accompanied by friction from
the hand. a 'l\irkish towel or brush.
Follow this by a draft of cold or hot water.
the latter if there is dyspepsia.
If one has beenaccustomed to'high living.
to rich and greasy food composed largely of
the carbonaceous starch. sugar tind fat. a
change to a simple diet will work wonders
in a short time.
relieved and a new life will be lived.
The whole-system will be
The habit once established for a diet that
furnishes nutriment demanded by the system.
one cannot be induced to return to that
which gorges. stimulates and fattcns. but
does not nourish. The real relish and gusty
tory pleasure found in a fruit and grain diet
can never be appreciated by those who in-
ulge in inconsistent mixtures of stimulants
and disease—producing elements.
We have only to look at the record of such
lives as Humboldt. Goethe ui'd Bryant to
know what a life of temperance and plain
living will accomplish.
litbereisno appetite wait for its bid-
‘9
is
many
letthewemswhe
diaries-i.
~ v
laud.
- _ ~—
Kll Gabe nokss' like sire of damp wood.
u. only places. in which a. smoking is
not constant are the ehnrehessnd the beds.
The nice women are said not tosmoke, and
probablydcnogbutyouseewoinonin the
very nicest houses smoking. sometimes
openly and sometimes furtively.
Outside of the nice quarters of town
everybody smokes. The old women are to
be seen with their lips strained‘ around huge
black cigars.‘ ' and young ones whit cigar-
ettes with a grace that fills an American
smoker with envy. The Spaniards' and
Cubans of the male sex are simply at it all
the time they are sinks. and. judging from
the scenes in the streets, they‘ begin even
younger than our gaming in New York.
I was seated with the wealth and fashion
of Gienfnem in s little open air theatre.
from which the heavy evening dew was kept
by a huge sail of canvas stretched froir
wall to wall. The scene was most strangr
and beautiful to Northern eyes. The glori-
ous full-orbcd women had come in their
summer silks. with mantillas of white and
black lace pinned to their tresscs. and sat
with their gorgeous great fans waving in
unison. now-hiding and now disclosing their
charming faces. many of which, to my as-
tonishincnt. were as fair as those of the wo-
men of Sweden. Their husbands zuid lovers.
all swarthy and black haired. and some of
them Adonises in form and feature. were
clad in the light silks and drills thu: help it
make life delicious in that climate. and that
give color and lwauty to every sccnc when
men arc assendnlml. The first act came tr
an end and the curtain fcll. Crack 2 cr-r-r.
a-a-ck l cr-r-r—br-br-ack 2 went something
loud enough to make me start in my seat.
It was as though a part of the house was
iving warning that it was about to fall.
givery "inn with one movement had scratch-
ed a snapping match across the sandpaper
end of a box and lightsd his cigarette. At
every mouth flu-re \M a flash. Ind from
evcrv flame arose a little cloud of white
wit lie. Cigarette smoking does not count.
as Rip Van Winkle would say. It is not
considered apparently.
“ You Americans smoke too much when
you come here 2“ said Don Figucnido to
me. “ You seem to be always lighting a
fresh cigar." --
“ ‘or'lleavcn‘s sake 3" said I. “ Did you
ever see an American smoke as much its you
do 1’"
-“ Oh. i "smoke but little." said hi‘ : “ only
four or five good cigars a day. One tilll‘l
my coffcc. one after my breakfast. one after
my dinner and one or two in the night."
“ And cigarettes—~—"
“ 0h. very few. Say two packs a day.‘
There are iiinotcou cigarettes in a pack.
They are made of black tobacco cut biggcr
than what We use in our pipi-s. Thvro is
more strength in two cigarettes than in the
average domestic cigyir smoked in New York.
But the cxtcnt to which smoking is iiidulgcd
iii tllv'l‘t‘ is beyond bclicf. The boys in tlu
strcctr havc to rcmovc thcir cigiri-ttcs it
ask you to buy thcir sugar cult-s. yl‘i‘t‘h
:ocwiuuts. or lottrry tickets. or to lot flu-iii
black your > shoes or carry your biindlrs.
The \voiuon sitting dozing over their littlc
heaps of fish. fruit. or vogctriblcs li.ivc great
black butts bctwocn theirrtcctli. ' be con—
ductors iii the railway cars cxcbaugc t‘lgnh
cttcs with pose-rigors. tho priests smoke like
pliiloeoplicrs. thu- iicgio laborers emit fumes
like furnziccs ovor their work. and the gui-
llvuicu suiokn as they wait at the rcStzinvatita
for the evocation of their orders. and 2.3?-
sftcr eating and beforc tlioy quit tho tab‘e.
The idca that nobody who has not lrish
blood in his veins can light a iiiitch in the
wind is preposterous. A Cuban can light
his cigarette gracefully iii a hurricane.
They light cigarettes as thcy dash along on
horseback. whilc tlicy tonnage boats in a
gale of wind in the harbors. as they walk in
the uindy strccts. and as they sit in the
draughty op-cu houses ; and they don‘t ma)“
an odor! ovi-r it as an Irishman do»- “ima-
in:: still six-l holding the n, ““ l" 5“.“ “3°”
a way so as to shelter it. '1 cy. simply strike
a light \viiencicr thcy [col like it, Without
any preparation or interruption.
'i.
.LllSMARCK 0N HORSEBACK.
Th.- lilics arc in bloom along tla- “ Lin-
l. i. " and in the 'l‘hi. ~.~_.:;irtrn. “ll“l‘t‘ the
" Lou. l». of spring “ lizivc within a fr“ days
(No. l" d all of \tiuti 1‘s ith‘t‘b. 'l‘lu unusual
clung.» from :i set: i‘«- to an almost iuidsuui-
ll‘l‘l‘ lt'lllltt‘l‘dllll‘t' his lu’t‘ll i-iijoycil by nom-
lili'l'v than iln~ limpi-ror nud Empross. who
lwiug sci-ii in til'i‘ll inirriagrs for the tint
tint.» in many months showed plain trim-s
of r. cciit illnz-xs. “H Majesty. as usual.
opt-ii-ul tbo spring “ which lulu-s
plucc e-vcry Monday and Thursday after»
noon in tlic 'l‘liici‘gartcii. providing tlic day
is tiuv. I unis Walking through an unfro-
sllli‘lilul :ilh-y of the gurdcii on a recent
afternoon. enjoying tho “ lisp of lcuvcs,“
\vlu-n two liorscnicii passed lcisurcly. 'l‘lio
foremost was l‘riiicc llisiiiarck in uniform.
and following him some a St‘l‘Vrilll drosscd
ill liltli‘li li\'\‘l‘)'. Tlii‘ (‘11:‘llt‘t'i‘l‘r lk‘tlkl‘li
straight lilo-ad. as if pix-:ist-d \\ ith the por-
ipcctivo. llc hold the ruins lisisoly. and at
every turn that hid dccpx-r into the wood ho
passed on promptly. as if desirous of mu-
tudo. I felt some curiosity to know if the
man of iron \vould l't‘llli‘ll to his pnlacc “im-
out vcnturiiig into the principal drivx-way.
and it was soon appuh‘lll that he had no
such modrst intentions. As he appnuclicd
tlu-rc was a iiotiocablc stir along tlio drive.
a‘lu-rc olliccrs on litWt‘llllt‘k. silver and gold
braided footnicu guvo a touch of color to
tho moving throng. The Prince had not
been sccn on the stroct for two- years. but
there “as no iiiistsking his military figure
and familiar fcaturcs. lie SL‘t‘llll d to have
p‘iqmsoly guidcd his horse so as to triiitailiro
the curious;for just as thoy camc running
from all dircctioiis the bcticr to sec him. the
Chancellor siiddcnly spurred his powerful
i‘ursu "
_ animal and disappeared through the gates
of the park just in the rear of his palace.
The fine weather is evidently bciictitting him
also. Princess Bismarck is, however. still
oontincd to her room. and at tho Prince‘s
ft‘l‘t‘plit‘ll thc other night his daughter. the
Douutcss “it“!fllll. did the honors with hills.
-—Bcrliu Lettrr to St. Lauri-s Gator-Democrat.
An End to [tone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg. Ill..
saws: "Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters. I feel it~ my duty
to let lct. suffering humanity know it.
Have had a running sore on my in.‘ for
eight years: my doctor told me I would
have to have the bone scraped or leg
amputated. I used. instead. three bot~
ties of Electric Bitters and seven lions
Bucklen‘s Arnica Salve. and my lcgis
now sound and well.” Electric Bitters
are sold at fiftv cents a bottle. and Buck—
len‘s Arnica Salve at 25c per box, hv
Geo. B. Plaistcd. Norwalk and South
Norwalk.
Foru- l-‘if‘ths
Of our American pcople are stiiictcd
with sick headache in either its nervous.
bilious or congestive forms. caused by
irregular habits, high living, etc.. and no
remedy has ever conquered it until Dr.
Leslie‘s Special Prescription was disoov»
cred. Give it a trial. See advertisement-
iu another col
The most imporbnt Discovery is that
which brings the t good tothe greet-
est number. Dr. ing’s New Discovery
for Consumption. ughs. and Colds,
will preserve t health and save life,
and is a priceless n to the athlete-d.
Not. only does it positively core Gori-
sure ‘ . but Gowns. Golds, Bronchi-
tiamma. Houseman. and all sflhc
tionsofthe‘l‘hrcat. Chest. and hangs.
yield at once to its won curative,
If ya doubt this. scum
st . Mischa:
Welt:
arts?“ ‘23.!!-
was
Dwellers Ar'alea Salve. ,
'l‘hebeetSslve in theworld‘ for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Come. and all Skin Eruptions.
and positiwa cures Piles, or so pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or inane refunded. I’rice
25 cents r box. or sale by Geo. B.
Plaisted. orwslk and South Norwalk.
“Rough on Co Its.”
Ask for “Roui'h on Coughs.“ for ton 'hs. Colds.
Sore Throat. Roam-nan. Trot-hrs, 15 c. iquid. 25c.
“Burials on Rats.”
(‘lmrs out Rats. Mice. roschm. tires. sins. bed-bugs.
skunks. chipmunks. gophers. 15c. Dnigeists.
lleart Pains.
Palpitation. Dropslcsl chllings. Diuiucsu- lmli»
cstion. licadache. Slwplccncss curcd by “Wells
fiesltb Roncwcr.“
“Italian on Curtis.”
Ask for “‘clls‘ "Rounh on Corns.“ l.’~c. quick.
complctc curv. Man] or confirm. \viirts. bunion‘;
“Rough on Pain" l‘nl‘ulls‘vd
Plaster: _
Sln‘ngtlicuing. iiiipmvcd. tlic dice! for backache.
paum in chi-st or side. rhcumstmis. neuralgia.
filirl'cuple.
“'clls' llcullli licncu‘cr“ rcston-s hcsllli and vigor,
gums dysIs-psia. llvsdiu‘lic. Xcrvousm-ss. Dcl'ullty.
l.
“drooping Conrail,
and the many Throat Affcctions of children. protu-
uly.plcnsnutlysiid safely rclivcd by “Rough on
illitiuhs“ Trfl‘lltlt‘. 15v : Balsam. ‘33
Mm.
If you an‘ failing. brokcii. worn out and muons.
use “\t‘vlls‘ llcslth llcncwcr.“ $1. Draggists.
Lite Press-"rev. -
lf youarelosiu: your grip on life. try “\l‘clls.
llcaltn Rcucu'cr.“ (itl‘F din-ct to \vcak’ spots.
“Rough on 'I‘oulluiclrc.“
lustsiit n-licf for Nriimlum. Timibsvhc. Put’r’dt'lti‘
Ask for “liouuli ou Timiharhc “ if) and 27- cents.
Prclly “'oiiicri. . 7
Latin-s \vhouould n-taiu lrt'rlltlt‘re‘ and vlvsrity.
Don‘t fail to try ““‘q-lls‘ llcattli livuvwrr."
Criturrhrsl 'l‘lirrmt All‘ccltorrs.
llurkms. Irri'ntiu: Coughs. t‘ohis. mrc 'l‘hroar. cur.
ill by “Rough on (ought-3‘ Tex-chm. 15c. l.‘qu.d 2":
“Russell I Itch."
l'llh‘s’ humon. rm "ions rum-rm.
rhciiiu. frostod fis-I. c iillhl
Tllt‘ “one or In}: Stilton.
n ”‘1‘. will
t‘liildrvn. slim ill tls‘\t’ittl|lllt‘hl. pun!) . wuum.
and ilrlii'ali‘. u.~r “Wt-32“ llcaltli lirm-orr "
\"lrlc Await“-
tlmv or fourhours cvi-ry ui:lit run-stun: to: i. ‘in
imslmlc It'lit‘f and N‘lllltl n si by non: “\‘l. Iis‘
Rough on (‘ousli “
Tris lii'~, 13am. luluiii. :7:
DR. LESLIE’S
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION,
.s. FUN——
SICK
HEADACHE,
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TESTIMONIALS:
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than) vomp‘izv. \ x llxh ~ . \.i::i a}
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iliciii. i|:ir 'l‘.u “Hun t‘ul:il=f.\.\ “lie-no: . usurp..-
lll:ll i> iiuulnl m Pussy and [ham Hoods 'i‘ln' New
l‘i‘? ‘.i\ l':
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mm: .i.. «‘-
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l‘r:n-> :i: 'l‘in Wan- :ll'il Fuia'y .\iin':i s 3...:23 s.-
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left rc ) i.ri‘lis.~ii : t'l‘a‘“ la :a- \\'.> f» .:.~~i :1 .l 3...:
wv can and “iii iiudcrscli lilt‘ Xv“ \‘i-rk mold-t.
and \‘l\\‘ thou»! of fan' and {T";lll. \vi ‘u- n!
llw Fountain lli-zul ll: all hunt. and :in- sqiti-tixd “xiii
numb-rati- protib.
—_
RH. Nash & Bra.
Hatch, Bailey & (In.
Maliufscturcr's of and Dix-ibis Ili
Lumber,
' Timber,
Shingles, ..
Lat-h,
Doors, Holdings. Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Harries.
Etc:
Veseered liar-d Wood Work.
. Herd Weed-Ceiling and
" * Flooring."
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HOYT‘S
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, 8m.
B E 81‘ EX TR A (ITS.
Prescriptions Carefully
fontpou ruled.
I
A LARGE STOCK 0F
Patent Medicines
Always on hand :it
HUYT’S Pharmacy.
BflflTS and SHOES,
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I HAVE 1N c'l‘m‘K .\ Fl‘lJ. l.l.\’H ill"
.llciis‘, lloys‘. aiml Yoiitlis‘
Boots and Shoes
4 ALL STYLlih AND LU“~ l‘llll‘E‘.
Woméns‘. Misses‘ and
Childrens‘.
-..___.__ .\l.l. Kim’s.
Lafllas’ Kid Emmi,
$1M". 1.9.».1.‘u».9~m.97vn:tw-JL‘M,
Hunts‘ l-‘ino llultl Scot -!-
Bflilflll flllll GUHEI'BSS Gaiters.
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Lu“.
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“BROWN’S.”
South Nor"“’&.
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S? Main 8!. ~
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MAI. -
Elegant Styles
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New Novella for Spring.
—B.ARG:\L\’S IN——-
Furniture &“ Carpets.
The Newest Styles!
The Best Stock!
The Finest Goods!
The Lowest Prices!
—llA\'lSu — -
Enlarged lily Show - Its-am l
And lncrrzi-nd my Stork. sin bllh‘f‘ prt‘pstrvd to fill
the wants of my manv customers and thc
public than ever before.
Thankful for past favors and “INC-Iii“: a continu-
ince of the same. I rciiisii: twp-mt fully.
Wm. Loeiwood.
“our.“ 1N—
General Hardware
The BIB! serum-n. '1‘ fl T0" (If
Mechanics Tools. M1! .
Wilto‘hestd. Paints. " —
Oils and Window Glass ~ I
A full Assortment of A FEW HINTS
Lock- and Knobs. res re: use or
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Of the best Quality. Cheap for Cash
Hausa Furnishing Gonna
JAPANESE PAPER “'ERE.
Agent for the .
Dovcr Vcrdical Boiler and Hall's Paton
Firc and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements. .
Ship Ulimidlcry. Rope. &c
W. C. QUINTQRD
New Goods)!
Diamonds, \Vatclics,
.
A
1’ng
For Constipation. or Costlveness. no
remedy is so effective as Arm‘s Plus.
They insure regular daily scion, and ro—‘
store the bowels to a healthy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Ai‘zn‘l
PILLS are invaluable. and a turc curc.
Heart-burn, Loss of Appctlte. Foal
Stomach, Flatulcncy, Business, llcsd-
achc, Numbness, Nausea. Ire all rein-vol
and cured by Arm‘s riLLs. ’
1n Liver Complaint, muons Disorders.
and Jaundlee, Avan'l Pius should be
given in doses large enough to excite the
liver and bowels. and rcinovc constipation.
A: a cleansing medicine in the Spring, the-o
PILLS are unequalled.
“'erms, caused by a morbid condition of
the bowrls. are cxpcllcd by these Pius.
Eruptions. Skin Diseases. and Piles,
tho result. of Iiidigcstiou or Consultation, are
cured by the use of Avrn‘s l'iLLs.
For Colds, take Avrs's PILLS to open
the pores. remove inflammatory reactions,
and allay the fever.
l‘or Dianna-a and Dysontcry. caused by
sudden colds. indigestible food. ‘10., Ariiz‘s
l‘iLi.s are the true remedy.
Rheumatism. Gout, Neur-nlgla, and
Sciatlr'a,(-ftcri result from digestive dcraupc‘
llll‘lil, or colds. and disappear on removing
liit‘ C.\l2\0 l-y rim use of Ann‘s Firm.
Tumors. Dropsy. Kidney Complaint-I.
and (ii cr d.5. nit-rs (‘Albtd l~_v dilility or
obstruc. :12. arc mind by A vriz's Pius.
buppn-ssion. and Painful a“!‘lt~‘m.-
tlou. Lyn: a 5:.16 and ready icmc-iy in
AYE R’S PILLS.
Full directions. in various languages. ac.
company cach package.
Dosh—1b m a: bone-
rls gently. 2 to 4 Pills.-
thoroughly. 4 to 6 Pills.
[impair-ace trill div-id: (he
1‘11‘5hfd03t‘ in arch case.
JEWELRY
Snir Agra! lli Norwaik. autism/ml byihc company.
for
‘I
ROCKFORD QUICK—TRAIN
Railroad Watches!
Jolin Foley‘s Hold Polls and Pencils.
Solid Silvvr :md l’luti‘d \Varc. Upci'a
Hold Spu‘tui‘lcs and
l‘vahfiliixscs. Nickel and
“'aluut l‘locks.
llcpairii t! and .tdjiistins
~~PIVE~-
W ATCI-IES
A Sl‘iit l \i.lk
rnrrs ltf‘ll “T
Dr..l. O. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Driiggists.
Slillltlnlll Tim. by t I: worm:- r. :.t
A.W. Austin’s
Opt-rs llouso lilwk,
N orwalk.
Conn.
SALICYLICA.
The (lid llclizmlc Specific Eli-E
titll‘a‘t‘tl by Physicians and
Thousands of Pain-tits.
gain 'ii is t ".«v r- ml *3: '
:l'lrz‘" y ..-‘ ‘.‘- . ”Mull! ”1:“ d uni-41v.Lame:p
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g EL ’"smt'iliiggin r. ,_ l
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51 per Box. 6 Boxes for $5. a Gull-1:0 ijAIt-‘Q
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V. Acknowledged the “STANDARD"
01' All kinds» of LAUNERY sore. There is but
1 m. w....Qyuqum One. Ex cry liar is stamped with '
11.6.. z... _ ‘ ‘ a pair of hands. and no Gro-
‘ , - . . 2 cer should its. oil-awed to offer
13‘“l 0‘ (")‘"1"‘ any s::::.i:..=:.-1=‘= the use of.
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, Erealize "use; srczivse" and
LOWEST PRICES. $329???“ that F‘slpm‘ioriiy in
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“m0! Till runs. isms c‘g phbv ' {hardware LWcava-
Tees“ and Endorsed by son sari-tenement Journals.
lar- usl'usiss-zu ' sun-an ism-hunt
says:
“A" m flit editor ”Restrooms creel anything oi‘ the
menu new “N m “'3" M"
kind I..ux'.‘ 2a. t‘is‘hdt' Hemo-
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