u Thi-roiuone placc \vlmrc tlicy will not
a ’4"
l9
s-”
' /
4..
o .
/ lti-nnin-ouon-urelntbo north. with
~ I‘r m I‘M”.-
‘ gun. has”. can the west;
art-mu «is: «an arm
Through gum-s all?“ m M ii”
And barium; mu replying.
Along mo wind“: road I spccd.
(“-r nus: Naomi “window-n;
And lanai»; from the sinking sun.
I plungv into tbs-shadows.
Armin the rustic bridgv wc [mm
M Along Ihc muly highway:
\\'c gnu mo slam wlwn- vtolctn W
2.; many a shoucmt by «my.
.rmiu-gu h.» «-l glam! uw wave-rim; moon
} Points on \\ it h n .irnlnc migor.
Bur swu‘l I but? “Mun“: \‘t‘spt‘l‘ It”
With ri-u-n-nl tool to iii-.fcr.
'tht \cnluws watt .-.~' on no go. «
\thw glow-worm l «mp: .in‘ llxlik'df
“list \\ nitric“ mic.“ our sun' .tvtrrisvt
,\\ hat “mug" by us an Mimi-d?
Thcwluliand luau mc on All i on
With lti,‘ rtsd \\ tints-v grams;
A boom ot )M'I‘hl‘li.‘ mi- ' ‘lt‘ .ur
From hiddcn ti-ruy piici x
v—UuJ-cg dud “h “"1111!“
. ——~—————
'70 "
OOIIC COMMERTSU
5
it' , ~
& .Jolng to the dog-a «nix-nos.
9; Put under bonds—mortgagcs.
“anoint the town rut." It is Boon Rouge.
llcnry Chiy is runwnbg-rcd by thu- bad Ils-
vnna cigars made and nanml for him at Key
“'ost.
The udvcrtisemcut of tlio futurc : “United
1—“ Woman to tceicli school and u Indy to
fish lll‘lll'S.
Mr. Walters. of Minneapolis. hangod him ‘
«If " to fool his \\ ifc.“ llc would have hit
littlc choke. V
, A St. Louis policeman his i-iubarkcd ii:
thuoul businc‘L-i. II» will culillllllt‘ to lie
In woiglit. in: usual.
‘ It can Illll'v l_\ be said that lawycrs \vorl
r'or it lniiig. for tiny arc always working to
lit". sli'lut‘ t‘IIV clar“ llt‘nig
"" Yrs. sir.“ mid .‘lrs. l‘artingtou. speak.-
kmg of one who drank himself to dcuth—
" yes. sir. dismluuou him brought many I
‘pnn to his gravv.“
:i The t‘lilucsc ti iii-“uncut “hints to buy
the coil St‘IIlKIUKT which scut thc'l'ullapoosa
to thc lwltoiii. X it much! l'hdt's all this
unvy'xu-Kc gut IIJ'N.
A Now .lrrwy Hill is cliargml with hming
“to linsluii Is. on .t I'llllllltt‘l’ nud tIic ollii-i‘
an lcr iii an. Sh.- \\.u rulriitly dot: rinmcd
to roll in \\'t‘.tlIll all IIII‘ ycar round.
An old lady siys til it snow iiivn on Il‘ \.‘.
Ilircnd n tic:- Ill. 5b!i iiiiglit
‘m‘gjlll rc .lrt‘ s-iiiic lucli “bu III!
lil:‘ .‘
\ilii‘ll tluy go ls uiic. are .ixmll} it
I “\“lil Iln‘ strl I'I‘. , i
l .i n ccnt nairriigi- cl-rcuiwuy lli t‘ll‘ of
Ill;~ i‘illilr‘ii‘lii't.‘
Phil“! 3 \wru tliirly iuiuutos ln-lnu I tiiuc.
‘itU\l tlm “I: in I“ .iI-ul out : " U. ilmr. “lull
Leon [lil‘ inattvr I! . ;" - '
0L only son. why do you mtllc the pciiiiics
out of your inoiiry box and tIn-ii uiop Illt‘lu
, burl; a; on?" Ill“ I'.illl‘«kltl prowb :il unlit-d
his IllIIV‘ boy. “ I‘m dcclaiiug a «pullvrly
dividi UII. point." unsound thy “amount
child. ’
” Uli. I do so .lotc on tho um."
glcdi “ If you only had a yacht. Augustus.
«Ira! f" I but v liU )dx‘lll. \\'illiclliiliia." IM‘
sigh-ad. " in: l c in givc you a IIIIic slildt‘h."
And iii. .i it vain It at us if u cork li.i.I flown
out or .. IM‘IIIc.‘ '
\ I'l’ifllilvlh‘t' clitirclics
sh.- gur~
i \X" B‘l‘ll a~~li.nil-tc.\cla r. Iariiviiling tlic
td y mam .gm of sumo of llt‘l‘ young lady
» lllllllls. spolo of onc girl in lurticuliir. who
w.“ in u‘iird in! iii-ck at tho use of tlftccu.
and said she dial wish she could have “hm
tho girl through Ililcfiuuru-b"
. Ihull‘r sh» got
married. ...- .
U‘ .
P .
i . I II ‘iilvllh‘l‘g I‘L‘Ct‘llll)‘ I")-
k \' ‘lixlitlon that it should
‘iou can‘t do it so snddcu.
. I‘I l-cgiu by getting cu an
.I la.) milcs oil. and lam-p work
3 :~~ nil you can crawl in M the
“In innit amusing consis‘uonccs of
l . m .‘m- .‘s usual Musw‘ name for that of
J 4. tit was iiotud' yutorday. A promluvnt
church Ill-turrSlIJ to another : “ That was 1
good ouo on tho Subtotal-it put Model in
thewhalu‘u stomach Instead of Judas."—
Hilimuhsa Sioux“.
New York Mllltonniro—“ Are the girls
looted up for -the night. wife It" “ You.“
“ W Garland. 1”“ “ You." “ Has the
patent butcher-«lobar in the front yard been
and no that it works well I'" “ Yes“
l'. ‘I
‘ \vhcn on a pro.
dry are scarcity ..
r——- ,
'Awmummumm
mewhtout-Am Inn
tonic.
The grostSIem Nev-uh rung. that di-
vides California from the State of Nevsrlu in
chattcmd toward: the aouth.‘ln Mono. Inyo
sud Sun Bornsrdino counties, into short
sud divergent ranges between which ore
curious valleys and levels of desert unlike
any other conformation on the Continent.
Southern Nevada is of much the same gen.
rril character. A waste and wortlilcss land.
axccpt for minerals and occasional (insert.
unlcss artosiaii wells sometime reclaim the
soil that only rc piiros water to make it'vcry
pniductivc. in mmt’placos at least. A vast
circa it is. markud on maps in a silver. born!
and nitnitu bolt. and much of Its surface ii
unlit c'l‘cn for pastumgo. It contains many
mining-coups. howcvor. and is gradually
ruining into notice and being pierced by
niilroads. It contains within its limits one
:if Illt‘ least cxplorcd districts of tho I'uitod
States—tho fulimis ,l‘t‘dlll Vallcy. which.
with its rocky mrl lnrl‘cu environments 0:-
tciids ovor a portion of San Bernardino and
Iuyo couiitics. chictly the latter. and lies
wholly within Illt‘ limits of California. Sines
lilo. a great deal has been said and writtcu
about this modcru lufcrno Valley. and its
iiurv‘cls. but the peculiar horrors of the
placc are not «busily described.
According to Furnace Crock observations
tlm wiutcr climate of Death Vallvy is not so
bad. but the summer climate is so exceed-
ingly drv and hot that “ men have died
when water was in abundance. but they
could not drink it fast enough to supply the
drain caused by Illo dcsiccativo powcr of
tlic furnuccdikc air.“ A short, walk causee
grout thirst. S\'II§\‘IIII“.‘ in the atmosphere,
oven in winlcr. makes the cycs vcry painful
and \vczilt. s‘iumbcrs of persons state that
birds who attempt to fly over the valley drc;
doud with the heat and exertion. Then is
no vegetation exec-pt sage-brush. and but
little of that.. Ncar the few crooks and
springs in the adjacent hills are stuutcd
willows and liicsquit bushcs. Ivory uftcr-
ioou ll burning wind. fierce as n simoon.
.ilows across tho valloy and whirls the coarsc
not graius'of sand. and even large pebbles.
with laccraling forcc ugsinst thorn~ \vlio vcn~
lure to facc it. At Furnace t‘rcck the hcat
um. um dcgrccs in tlic shade in July. and
workup-n oftcn slcpt in wottcd Illdnlit‘dS in
lbi'lr liopclcss rlidctu‘ol‘s to kccp Poul. No
um~ has t‘\'t‘r bv-cn alilc to rcport upon tlic
boat in tlic III'.‘\I‘I of Illt‘ valley. lit tho focus
of its lowest point. It is only a fcw ycars
sincc thc bmlics of two iiicn. who had had
wan-r and food in abundanco. \\'r-l‘0 found
.11 tli»~ vallcy. tlic awful hoat l-cinxr tho cziusc
.\Ir. Ilanuct killcl
.Iranli its blool
ono of his horses nia‘
i substitute for unit-c:
; tour in this rrgior
:rors of lliilli \'.\I~
:.cxtrcnic llt‘.iI. u“ ing
to thc alm-ncc of r ~-.\II and tho cnorui ~us
amount of rz-ilvxn. :7 surhco of sin-I and
stonc. rind licucc unpirallclod drym \s‘ of
ltllliislllfl‘t‘c. It would msily scrvc as a not
until conipiuion to llut fc irl'nI circlo of
llmt: ‘s lufcriio. “lli’l'I‘lIl ho placcl his old
tcaclu-r. Sx-r llruti-‘lto I.‘llilll. Sosiclary of
Film lli‘H. tl|‘\.‘riillllg him as walking " “ill
scorchcd couulcnauco" undcr :i continua‘
rain of “ ililatcd llnkcs of tirc " an l ovcr 2
soil of sci-land thick mind. “ Si‘l le‘t
liku tiulcr bcncatli tho SIL‘t'l." 'l‘lic hurdle“.
of prosprcbfl‘ GWTQIOG to the
cszu Valley. for tho blinding
heat swervcs tho poise of his mind. nnsoals
his reason. bids hint wander without aim.
nlthoughrwithiu sight of the snow~pcaks of
an Sierra. until ht‘ falls in tlic flames of th
donurt to die in despair. forcvor unburied
sud unknown.-——deud men lying in llic
heart of dead m. or on the slopes of doad
Volcanoes. withcred into mummics. whitvn-
ad in the pililees sun. Not long ago such
ulnxly was found prosorvcd by the boracic
acids of a hollovr in the sands. Anothcr
was discovohid in tho Coso raugc. wlwrc.
from lcttom found with it. the poor pros-
pector‘s rouiains had lain for tcn ycars.
The cxporicnccs of some of tho (willurllig
ld‘l yin“. TII
iill
’ par-tics. norm of which luvo thormnzhly try. ,
versed the \‘allcy. add to thc prcvious out.
lincs. 'l‘hc li‘rcnch party from Ilultc t'oun»
ly. California. visilc-l. tho region in May.
INF-ll. uud discovcrod tlic «migrant camp in
tho northern part of Death \'aIIcy. imar
wl‘icrc. in 1‘50. tlicy ul‘dllilollt‘il
N “’dl, we might I- “‘3" alwwm a“ Jrlllt‘ iron uiiruatvd. the wood uudm‘nycd. un—
”ram and go to sleep." [-
When a mu mills a cow. ,he should ul
“tempt to smoke it cigar at the name~ limo
A ”gang man out in tho country trim] it. and
Along well enough until he lowered hii
Ml ”id touched tho cow's flanks with the
Worst! of his Wood. The next instunt
“ms-d! mid cigar wore drumlfully “ put
out.“ The cow intrinhiced about two tons
Weight into one ol’ li~‘-r liind log-1. and than
puscil it uudvr tho inillwr‘s jaw. When be
«mad whirling round. and tho myriad» of
stun ha saw had disapproval. ho said farm—
Ing was: the hardcst work a man could_ put
DIfl hitfill to. ,
A naumcuroawzoomc DRESS.
A verf lingulnr case has come out recent-
ly in rogard to: young girl who was on.
caged to be married. She was poor and her
Intended husband bought livr a wedding
. an.“ at an cvpvnsc of $7.“. “More the wed-
ding day the intended liridcgroom was taken
, nick and died. 'I'hu L-ridu—i lcct mourned his
loss, and finally imagined thnt he was pros-
rnt about Ilt'l'. and that she would still be
lino-rind to him. She told her parents how
she felt. uud they told her that she must get
rid oi‘ tla- \vmlding dross. Sher sold it for
$1" to an acquaintance and soon recovered
hu- spirits. The girl who bought the drool
after she got it imagined that the would
load a bad life. and was so nflectcd that the
was out of her head. sud her panni- lent
the dress back. when she recoverod. No. 1
union Inflected r before. sad so much I0
. . are cee mum. '
. ml and "int births Iguana. 2 W'
“I. With tww " ‘ “‘ was ngnm
. sti-t' «ml an attempt was undeto return
“viva-is again to No. I. but her family do-
olintrd to rvceive it. A police ofioer was
sent to take the dress buck. utter consults-
tion with counsel. but with” party would
receive it. uld now the friends of the once;
mhnkingsoaehimol his bsuon so
count of the dress. It would-nun although
the old Sulei- witches poms-ad tht dreu.
will-barely pouihlo that the me!“
any bu’burnuL—me 0:051.
A‘Imiilrn om Ill Alum
m'mmwwnm
Hummer mills-dome.
[which turban W Walnut Canyon.
unbingobontbegononllove‘lofthecoun-
”mindless-thumb the traveler
notilho‘uhunontludduotiu almost
brink. Tho dd. lave been
Whymflmhvingm.
‘kvmuo-lihpheaofputlongth st (lit.
NEW-“them of which.
wbwmu ancient urea,
min" or flatly was built.
of
touchcd by drop of rain or tlt‘W'. llnriia;
tlctobcr. INlo. the til-orgo cxpcdition fol-
Iowrd tla» I“l‘t‘lzt‘ll trail. and found \‘Llll x
umr wlicru tho uniigrauts of Infill had por-
islml. t‘urious hicroglypliic inscriptions
ncro obs. rvcd on tho rocks in the hills Vicst
2f tho mil-y .
HIGH SALARIES.
The Ncw York Tr’ryr'um rem-ntly com.
mciitcd upon tlic liigli salaries rcccivcd by
actors and actress‘s as onc cause of the fail-
ures of thcatrical enterprises. It argued
that they was: uccillessly high and would
haw to ‘comc down. In rcply it hasrccciv-
ed many protests 'und arguments from mom-
bcrs of the profession in defense of their
high salaries. For example. a “ leading
lady “ who admits that she is not a Mrs.
Booth or 8 Clara Morris. says her salary is
usually from $75 to $100 a week. which
she allows would b0. as the T . Ingram says.
“ a good income for u bank teller.“ But
shv wants to show how it worked Inst soa-
son. ' y
In the first place. the season was only
thirty wccks long. which yielded an income
31 but $2.200 or 33.000 3 year. If the play
is not successful or the manager does not
make money be may close up at my time.
leaving the actor out in the cold.
She wore four oostumea—a carriage drain
a bull dram. a velvet dress. I satin wrapper
and reception dron. These. with paon
satin boots, slippers. gloves. inching. lace,
an. east her 3750. An actres- lil obliged
to go to the best houses for her goods, and
lo the most expensive drmmakers. for they
are exported to set fashions. not to follow
them. The leading lady is expected to stop
at the best hotels. and often needs a cor-
ringe. Her sleeping-oar fare. her rouge and
powders. her postage and storage of trunks
“d furniture out her 8700 more ; so th it
out of 02.30 salary she brought home only
81'“). on which she had to live the remain-
ing five months of the year end buy hsr
costumes for the next season ; because she
would cease to be popqu could the ladies
who attend the thentor be IDIO to say :
‘ she‘s wearing the nuns old duds
on M yum" Conddoring that the
- teller has to expend nothing for any
” but ordinary clothes. docs not board at an
Expensive hotel. does not require a carriage
sud sleeping~cars. aha thinks he is much
better off than an actor who get: the nine
mount by the week that'the teller does.
Much more to the point. however. is the
remonstranoo of another gator, who say:
that if actors and actuate. were u plantifui
in proportion so oflloo boys. bookkeeping.
or oven college grudustu. there might. in-
deed.bereuontoexpectnroduetionintho
glories. An actor In. use for all the brain-
hohnnndsnednootion hsgreetulvantsgo.
Butlnrbunlneusyoung nun who and»
m nrithmetio “Id writes a good bond
on compete for s position with n oollegq
[roam fl
‘Wulnn.
Amundsboutokbtm yum 3i
I.- “my about a friend with
cutaway-ball . Bonn
mmwoamuwu
huumhflreuhwycfihomt
Wan-Rafi. Anfln bar to
was “uncouth“
umumuuumam‘
.qudhnw Insult-.-
el. “lutfi‘vatbm apt:
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1'10“:
stagc.
Ilii‘ll‘ ;
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““8"“9‘ “huh. “I I‘l'li “W“ u“"‘ ““‘L I :u‘c \\lllllll Illt‘ rcsourccsof his art. as llt~
I iIm-d II would bu hard to panic anything
i that is not.
hutch. "out Important rams-u-
tho-tum
“Everytheotrébuwhsthenlledsprop
arty room when the“ things no kept. It
has very much the appearance of a pan
broker‘s shop except thst nothing is wrap-
pod up and than is no counter. Come in
how and see for your self.“ he continued.
as he led the way into a dingy room at the
back of the stage. where there was 7 a moot
hoterogeneous collection of such articles an
be had named.
“ Few peopli‘ have any idea of the care
and responsibility of a property“ man. He
has morc on his mind than anybody else
about a theatre. There are a hundred and
fifty dilferent things. largo and small. that
he must remember. rind woe betido him if
he forgets any one of them or fails to have
it in its proper place at the right time. Peo-
plo who visit the theatre have no idea how
dependent they are upon the propcrl y man
for their pleasure. for if he forgets anything
or docs not have cvcrything just as it should
be it will give riso to a contra trmps. which
will retard the action of the scone and mar
its whole ell'cct.
“ For example : It is part of his duty t0
attend to all the firearms used on the stage.
In thn most critical part of tho play the
leading man is to rescue the leading lady
from the toils of the villain by killing him
with a pistol shot. The property man selects
the bcst pistol in his collection. cleans and
loads it carefully. fires it off in the property
room to make sure that it won‘t miss tire.
loads it again. and in perfectly comfortable
frame of mind gives it to the loading
11H“:
as he goes on for his great scene. The
critical moment arrives: Tho leading man
cries out in his most terrible voice : ‘ Die.
villain 3' and pulls the trigger; but the pistol
doesn‘t go off. so the villain must either
fall and die without having been shot. or
else he must live on. succeed in abducting
the beautiful maiden nnd thus ruin the
play. I am sorry to any that property men.
being surnowhut given to profanity. dividc
llicir tinkanus into thrco clusscs-the surc.
the very sure and the d —d sure. The first
,arc given to the most unimportant of the
supers. tho second are givcn to those 'ol
sonicwhat greater importance. wliilc only
Illc last arc cvor given to tho people who
play important parts and whose guns must
go oil in order to carry out tho plot 'of Illu
play. »
"“‘ritiiig lettrrs is IIIIOIIILT important
duty of 'tlic propcrty man. The lcltvm
which p. .iplo read on the stage arc all writ-
:cn for them by him. Actors do not commit
:liclii to moinory. but simply rcad IIIt‘Ill
“'llt‘ll thcy arc handed to them upon tlic
In the multiplicity of his can-s tlic
. propcrly mun soinctimcs for-guts to \ll‘llr
tilli‘ “I Illl‘ht‘ lL‘Ilt‘I‘S. iillil \\'lli‘ll Ilit‘
_ whom it is liumlcd opciis ll lli‘ tin Is-‘only a
‘ blank slim-t of paper. llis wits must scrvr
' him than. and if he knmvs tlic grnvral pur.
actor ti,
port of thc Icttcr llt‘ can lllilll‘ilt‘lhu II. It
not ho can only ally-ct to rcad and c\cl.iiui
\vlicn lic has liuislmd: ‘ "I‘is \vrll.‘
" Marc fault is found “uh ilic proporiy
m iii than \\ 1th all Illt‘ othcr :utacln \ of tlio
dig-- put togctlicr. If tlic iii-.iiiagcr. tlic
sing-c urinagcr or auyonc in llm company is
in an Ill huni-ir .uiI wants it vcnt for ll lic
finds II in Illt‘ llldli‘l‘llllldlo iiiastlr of pro.
portion, 1‘ tlwrc is a ”moving: Lat-Ill scrno
iii the“ piccc. just aftcr lli‘ lids got II all lac. .
ly sct thc stagc iiiauag‘r will \\;iiil to know
why liu didn‘t usc Illv gran-u tallc t‘u\cl‘.\ Ill-
SIidil HI it‘ll \JUI‘S. II Ilt‘ glh'.‘ Illt‘ Il‘lItIlI18
man tlic nicest cigar caw in Illh \\ liolc col-
Icctiou Ilc will want to know “‘llt‘ll liv coiiics
all tlic shigc what Iic moans by giiiug him
such a shabby old thing as that.
“ .\ pioglv-rly man is ovpvclml to know
l'lit
vliiiiiablx- t‘ricliton “onld luvc louu Ilvcltl-i
opportunity for tln- display of his izgulliln.
dnmus :tt‘i‘i\lllllllnlillIi-llli as. a prop-11y
than in any ollicr splivrc of lifc.
a crown and sccptrc rmpiircd.
I\\\\'I1)llltl\" anything and \‘\\‘I_\IIIIIIL:.
Ill ill
II Illt’l‘t‘ ls
if a gold: ii
ooblct is lll‘l‘llt'll. or if lIu-rc is a \li‘lll;ill«l
fir a li.iiinl~ouic drawing-room lllI|IIIti. llm
proporty lllzltl mud lllrilU‘ than all, and no
Ulll‘ \‘III‘IilK‘ \‘f Ill" l-lxh'ossiou nut ll.\\’\‘ uh)
i.lc.i of \llv‘ skill with which I\ tirxtrm
propvrly lliitll ~an mako a most dcccpliu’
imitation of almost anything. ‘l‘urkuys a‘oi
chick-ms. cilhur with their fcatliers on oi
lll't‘.‘\i‘il :iiil routs-d for the tnblc; fish and
\'~-.;v‘...l-l.s of all kinds. pics and l‘n‘ncs all
SHOOTING THE CASCADE RAPIDS.
1‘!“- Perth». Run of tho Littlc htraulcl‘
(Gold Dust .‘IIIIDII. tIu‘ Rocks of the
t‘ulumbin.
'I‘lic Hold Dust. a staunch and trim littlo
RIt‘llllt‘l‘. succcssfully run tlic rapids at tho
t‘ascadcs of Illt‘ t‘olulnl-ia yl-slcrday morn-
'I‘Iic tlnld host was built in Portland
sonic Il\t\ yours ago. She is ciglityntivc fort
in Icngth. with a twelve—foot bcnm. and has
a draft of six' fcct. light. For n y air or two
slic ran as an Independunt boat bctwccn
this oily and Vancouver. then slic was takcn
to the Columbia rivcr to run bctwocn tho
(‘ascadcs and tho Dallas. The owners had
to out tlic boat in two and haul the sections
with teams around the Gascudcs rapids.
Latcly hor owncrs concluded to rcturu the
boat to service on tho \"illnmctte rivcr.
“ It was a mighty ticklisli job to run tho
rapids.“ said Engineer St. Martin to :1 rers
roportor last owning as he was cnjoying a
smoke in the cngiue room of the Gold Dust.
snugly moored at Ham. Taylor it Co‘s
lock. - “ l'vo hour on the water for over lif—
teen years. and it w the hottcst time I‘ve
rvcr experienced. I \‘u startcd from tho
Upper Cascades at 8.30 in the morning. and
at once shot into the soothing waters in the
chauncl. close to the Washington side. We
shot through the rapids. fully 3H0 fed in
length. like an arrow. It didn‘t 800)“ to mo
to take us half a minute. The water was
mg.
. ' vcryrrongh. the mad waves dashing us to
and fro. This channcl is Irma than IOU wide,
with savage rocks on both sides. Owing to
the high water thcsc rocks arv.‘ some six Iccl
undcr wutcr and this fact madu the trip the
uiore daugcmus. Twice in the rapid voy»
' age I thought we were goncrs. The waves
flushed against the bout viciously. knocking
in the lights in the engine room ,und pours
ing a volume of water into the boat. I was
drenched to the skin iind so were the others.
“ Once out of the main rapids we had
smooth sailing. We made the trip from the
Upper Cascades to the Lower Cascades.
some Iii! miles. in about u my minutes.
11.. Oregon shore was lined with spectators.
mostly government employes, and they gave
us n round of hearty cheers as we safely
rode through the rapids. One such trip
will do n m for u lifetime.“—Porthnd
Nam.
Cur-tn. for Picture Frames.
~ There are two kinds of gilt picture frames.
One is roul gold and will not wash off with
water. These may be cleaned by dusting
them well with s soft brush and applying 3
littlonlodiolorgintothe spots, mil they
will dinppenr almost immediately. If‘ to
the more common or washnble kind n little
“tar in Applied enrefullywitb nsoftsponge.
ltwillhnvothedaniredell‘ect. Butbevery
carotid not to reverse these directions, To
prevent flies from injuring fumes boil
thruorfouroniouin a pintofwstor;
bruhthehnnuonoewith the liquid. It
winnotinjuuthomnndtbefliuwil'
not touch thou—W Warn.
“main-nuts.
Agenflmndbhwifnthohtte‘r with
ndxnmonths‘aldinhntlnhsr um.
mu mu! m Gamma.
loll-tun. About tb m 0! On.
Hoklunovnontum
Hu-d and soft-shell cub. lave been no
plentiful this season that there has been al-
most a glut in the market. They began to
come in about May I. and by the end of
that. month soft crabs were selling as low as
25 cents a dozen. Sines then the supply
has been «111111 to the demand, but not
grader. It is thought the quantity arriving
hcre will become smaller daily until July,
when it will inersaso nnd be as large prob—
ably as it was in May. There is usually A
good market up to tho middle of October.
The pricos at prcscnt. range from 50 to 75
cents a dozen. The extra quality bring SI
I dozen. Most of the crabs come from the
tributaries of the Chesapeake. and. rifle)
the Baltimore market has boon supplied.
are shipped all over the country. Thu rcpib'
tulioli of Illt‘ Chesapeake crab is unsurpamscd,
cspcciully out West. where it. enjoys a sort
of royal distinction. They are prcpnrcd for
shipmcnt inn vcry simple manucr. being
placed in lmxcs, layer upon layer. with grass
bctwccu and icc on top.
The hotels and restaurants arc. of coursc.
the largest buy». It was formerly tho en.-
t in of liolold‘u t rs and restaurants to have
ILU‘tl crabs pic ed at tlicir own placcs of
business. but of late it our industry has
sprung up, which is making a spccialty of
this work.
yct in its infancy. but it is growing rapidly.
It is carried on at privzito rcsidcnccs. Tho
piclo-rs am young girls. who arc paid so
much a day for tlicir work. The, pcrsons
\vlio arc :it Ilic Iii-nil of the picking places
liavc rcgular cuxlomvrs. from whom tlicy
rcccivc ordv-rs tor crabs pickcd. heasoncd
and dclivurcd Ill tlic xhi‘ll, and also for oral:
oicat in bulk. to bo uscd for salads. and
seasoned wlicn called for. From fifty tu
sovenly-tivc cents a dozen is paid by the
hotels and restaunmts for crabs prepared in
tlic shcll. 'l‘hcy are. then cookcd and Sold
for tcn ornts apiccc. When proparcd by the
rcgular pickcrs Illt‘ nivat is in larger piccos
than II.- is \\‘lli‘ll pli‘l‘u‘il ll)‘ Illi‘ OllIAI'ilellnugd
rcstaurauts. and to many it is not so plcas-
ing to tho taste.
Thc chilupickiug liusiucss is us
HOW CHAFFEE MADE HIS MILLIONS.
(Inc of the mcn who was nlIcctcd .Iiy tltc
rcccnt panic in \Vall strcct is .Iorouic ll.
l‘li .IIl‘t‘. gcuonilly known llfi Jo (lhall'oo. tlic
f..thcr-in-law of I‘lyssos S. Grant. Jr. 'I‘wcn»
:_\ ycar“ ago he wcnt to Colorado. thou u
p in? tcrritory. and locatcd in Clcur (Inn-Ii
county. Ilc has rvlatcd himsclf how In
ip. at his IAiI $1! lpiccr in tr-iziting his fol»
‘ou-trau-Icrs at tho cud of tlic jourriuy. Ilo
wriit to uorli at tho minus. and iii I0 yours
~ nild prolul-ly haw clwuiod up $Illi).t|ll-l
ll.~ vuilgirlu-d lli politics. secured Colorado‘s
,idammmi to thc I'nion. and l-ocamo liur
first Si-nalor. Ills political sigacity soon
«cur-Ad for lulu a \cry high plaici.i in tlic
.lll «nil councils. and for many yours his
i at has law-n vcr)
\VIi-‘ti Ili:' I.":\\I\lllt‘ ill-infill.“ \Vul't
llx.‘.|\I rial l.‘
l:i‘luv:ico
I :r; a
\Vaxlidigtuu
“out into
1in “as tlao ruling \llllll
\\ll.\‘ll look
llicui “uh aralor.
in lla-
‘..ii,li-m out
C~LillllnlL
of the Little
I‘lllxlilll‘h' an I t‘liry~ Ililc clai‘n‘. mid about ,
p... 1|\I‘kl*‘3 n! \Viiil
Nun. I.» w brttcr tlun In:
tlm‘. 2! all Lori: ‘I.'..ti ill-p oils of but! car-
-3
is much in \rc out of
«not gulls.
.mniics. carrying Isoui I‘ll ‘. i IJMJ ouucrs
and that
:1! a ccrtalii \I‘ peli tho \. ms “mild turn iiitr
‘ .i; Ill t‘.;~~
\~I\1l\ll‘_ \iv'losill‘rlo pclur o-ll.
.i in s ill-‘2. I N. I"Ill
. 1il‘.‘\.|‘l.~
ur Lila. lI-i s nil ll2\ s‘o it .it Illt‘ trip Ill III!
in» nu. lit)»; MI lai‘ will. ‘ll. .l'l I \n-nl l.
Fla-r; ll. Iii: co“-i:m- oo ‘lll‘l'~ I “lizlv lu
was on his v on; ~. ”-3 is illlz‘ of III" li‘. ml
\«IEWIII munpalit -l'\‘ in ]!\lllh‘\ \\;ll|\l. .l
i!li;‘ll.‘.’.'l)’ .i’it‘p Co-u All I in Ila-row! iuiu.
lIv \\.i-; in run for Soiritor Ill l‘~’..|r.\.du
:l.‘_llll~l lllli ll-,-‘\'. Jami-r} . yrt ll" told a
party o1 \‘l.’l‘;}'lll\‘ll “II I c lll‘.‘ I on Ii‘.‘.ll In:
a subscription Ill‘lI I‘m lulv no Il‘it‘ to:
‘Iitzacli-w‘ llc “ruin In tho leacilzig Ibipuli
litmus of \‘ Ilorado. ulm I"‘;..!L:t .i hint to cum.
ind liclp Illolil at an t l.'l‘II~l!l. that ho \voulz
turn:- .Niillll‘ day. would liiro u liall. hold .I
iii-itinco. unl ll: it Ill\‘_\' might all com-A and
kiss his foot. An I now lic ls filu;t§lli‘tl-'
nothing It‘fl but sumo unproductivo miucs
ind u {cw idlc mills in Colorado—San
Fm :‘n'iu‘o Ch» (“116.
IJi-uuu‘d l‘tnlln I‘uundcrn.
'Iflw Ami-Piano “I'II\IU‘I|' that In gun some
:iinv ago in Iii'lllll. lliis jll\l I‘I‘i‘bt u out in
'l‘bn obii-ct of tin» nio\ciiicnt
is to r. \I: li‘l habitual ;-:_: ruin-.1 on tlxc piano
so as to alloid that part of III“ community
ll:at.do~s not pro-tic - on Ill” piano an
portunity to slcrp and Illlllb and licar ilsclf
talk. 'I‘lic lll\v‘Ii'l‘.lIi~ pianist is Iittlc brtlcr
than a criminal. 'I livrc l\ a I‘i‘t'I\I\“.\lI\‘.\S. a
IllIlllilIllilllnli--.\.\ about him that
:Icncy to impair tho valuc of rral t‘hInIt‘ in
Ill\ uciglilmrhond. llo is not so lll\l\llilllilisl\
Illl\ couati y.
\ixi.
i
ll:l\ :\ It‘ll-
fat~rrndn~ring factory. but by ismucli Ioudcr.
more turbulcut and morc agonizing to tho
aquarc hour. It may not bc may to kill him.
{or tlicrc is n grout dual of llllll. but ho
should clcarly bc Iiccuscd. 'I‘Iiu Iiccns‘u fro
should bu arranged according to the par-
ticular slylc'of uproar that ho ctlccts. For
sucrcd music. a couplc of dollars a ycar
would bc cnougli. whilc a pcrmit to kccp
on playing “ Swm-t \‘inlcts “ ml Ifh’mm
should not bc granted for lcss than $100 it
months—Juanita i‘umlitiifi w. -
.. “'nulnn‘n “Writ.
Mrs. lIvrrick. wife of the rrctor of the
protty Episcopal church at li‘ortrrss Monroe.
has drcsscd 3.000 dolls within the last two
yours. which she sold for $1 cach for vari-
ous ecclesiastical and charitable purposos.
The baby doll. the colored nurse and the
plantation colorod woman are the three
stylus, and nearly every child who visit-
Dld I‘oint Comfort comes sway possessed oi
one of these unique dolls dressed by dainty
hands guided by love and Christian good
8083.
A \Vomlcrful Discovery.
Consumptivcs and all. who sufl‘cr from
any aII'cL‘lion 0f the throat- nnd lungs.
can find a certain cure in Dr. King‘s how
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
of pcrmsncnt cures verify tho truth of
this statement. No Iiicdicinc can show
such a vccord of wonderful curcs Tliou~
sands of UIICI‘ hopeless sufferers now
gratcfully proclaim they owe their livcs
to this New Discovery. It. will cost'vou
nothing to give it a trial. Free trial bot-
tles at (loo. B. Pluistcd‘s. Norwalk and
South Norwalk.
If your lung trouble is of scrofuloua
origin. Aycr‘s Sarssparillu will do you
more good than any other medicine.
Complete Cure of Lieutenant Key and
\"Ifo. olxevr Jersey.
The wife of Second Lieutenant Key.
Company t}. Third New Jcrsey Regi-
ment. says. under date March 1st. 1884:
“Two years ago myself and husband
were taken down with Malaria! Foyer.
After consulting our family physician.
and finding no relief. we tried Dr. David
Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedy. and it has
completely cured us of this discasc.‘ ”3862.4
Yer-y Remarkable Recover-y.
Mr. Geo. V. Willing. of Manchester.
Mich, writes: “My wife has been almost
helplcss for five years. so helpless that
she could not turn over in bed ulone.
She med two bottles of Electric Bitters.
and is so much improved. that she is
able now to do her own work."_ Electric
Bitters will do all thnt is oluimed for
tluim. Hundreds oftestimomsls “test
their great: curative powers. _ Only fifty
cents a. bottle at Geo. B. Pleisted's, Nor-
walk and South Normlk.
Try Buc' kinxham‘aDye for the whis-
kers: it is on «leg-nut. we. ‘nnd nimble
urtw‘ la. obenp- and convenient for use,
and will not rub otf. .
w
antitan-
with not;
. Buckle-‘1 Anion Salvo- -
The beat Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Tetter. chapped Honda,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect.
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Gen. II.
Pluistcd. Norwalk and South Norwnlk.
“Rough on (fungi-s."
Ask for “Roush on Coughs.“ for t‘ouL'lis. t‘olds.
Son Throat. Hom‘ncss. 'l‘nu-hcsdfi c. Liquid. 23c.
“Rough on Rats.”
t‘losrs out Rats. Min: niacin-s. this. ants. licdduizs‘.
skunks, chipmunks. goplms. 15c. Ilruguisls.
Ilcurt l'nins. _
Palpitation. Dmpsical Sow-lungs. llizzincs‘. Indi-
“l‘.~Ilt\Il, llriulzu‘lic. Simply-cuts: rurcd by “\Vclls
Ill-altli Rciicwcl‘. “ . - -, _ _,v _.
“III .'II on Corns.”
Ask for l\‘i~lls‘ “Rough on t‘ono.“ 13c. Quick.
comply-tr cum ILanl orjxfiiftiirnm warts. bliiuous.
“Rough l'urouscd
on l'niu“
Plush-r: .
Slrciiizllicl‘inu. Illl“rU\t d. llii- bcsl for Iuicknclic.
paws in rlic~i or 32d». l‘lli‘lltll:ll‘_lll\. ucuralma.
'I‘liiu I'coplt‘.
\\'rll~~ Ilrailli Ilcncucr“ rv»lul’v~ lly'dlIlt and Visor.
currs dyrlrioiu. llt‘utllll‘llt‘. .‘Hrumua-ss. lh-blizl).
$1.
\\ hoopla: (origin.
and t‘ ll‘lll}‘ "I‘hmal Allccnons of - liildn-n. lvl‘I-mr
pm); p vainly and >nI-I’ iclncd by “Ilouuh on
‘oiiglis 'I‘rorlios. ICW .
Mulllt‘rs.
If you an- failing. lirokrn. worn out sn-l‘ lirnnl‘o.
inc “\Vrlls‘ Ill‘llllll Ilriirucr " SI. Ilrumgisls.
Idle l‘rcsorvcr.
If)t\llfll‘t‘luxlug-yi-ur grip .u. lifp. ”y
Ilciillli Ill-ucucr.“ lows .lirm‘l lo “cal.
“Rough on 'I‘uollnwllc."
lnslalit n-Iicf for Ncuruluia. 'I‘muliaclic, Faccaclic
Ask for “Rough ou 'l‘w-llisrlic.” If: and '35 ccnlx
l’ri-Ily \Vumcn.
Ladics who \von‘d I'l tron frc~linc~~ and \‘unczly.
Don‘t fall In try ‘ \Vcl‘h‘ Illllilil Iii l1l‘\\t r.“
(‘i-lxirgllul 't‘lirmrl S. ll‘cq-Ilolu.
Ilill’k‘IIE'. in". min: l‘ougli». Fold» ~i\t‘|' 'l‘hrual. cur.
uI lo “lb-ugh on \ mun: " 'l‘iw'lic—. l'w I. quill ‘31
"Rough ml Itvll.“
I‘m-c: ll"!ii: ix II I 11;“. nu. 1- Eu 2. ~:.'l
rlwuni. {nu-ml {tl‘l.t' I‘idlll‘
'I‘lu‘ llupo ul‘ tho \utiuu.
t‘hilllrcli. slow in llt‘lt‘l - u-nl. llll‘xll). N‘isuity.
niid (It‘lli‘dlt‘; ll‘t‘ "\\'cil~‘ IIt‘:lIlll Hun \vi-r “
\"inlc A \vukc
llins‘ or four hour-x cw l \ iii-:Iit colz'.’
llivdlzih‘ i. :u-I and >u and l-"l
Rough on I'm-13h “ '1 im In ~. I?«
“\Vi‘llb.
spy-h.
‘i‘lw‘.
tn" im
l-\ i; ' “\\'iil.~~
.lli'xam. t'w,
Ellie L’Hummemeu.
WM 1‘ ... \v. w.
‘.-\i~i’z I e. .\ \‘u
Us
\\‘c :llc now ~Q‘IIJI.L: ‘3‘: \‘.1I\\\ ul Hugum'
tiv-Imdi: I.:iul.\il) 5 mp L r $1i..i,
II lbs. Standardliraiiiililxd 5:1,.” \3 wk
It} Ills, I‘iuln'> $11M.
1‘ ll».
NV“ I’ln d l'iurahh 2c pri‘ Ill.
.\':«‘c I! Il>ll:> '3'..«,
l‘ulyi-a‘: Niii‘cli rl‘i Ili~.' It r Ii.\\ 33.3
S *u'l‘i’} tk‘ Il.ll'lti‘\‘ l.\lil Ii\ Illl‘ tub I" c.
I; 0. li~l1|~‘l‘ ;~~i f'u. 21w.
Hilxcr :unle it. pilq-nilmn.
Daniel L’Hummellau.
“intimation“. Brill: ‘.
John Simpson
7253110727 Sixth Avenue,
IiIf'I‘. Il-t
NEW YORK CITY.
Holiday Goods!
.\\Il
L'd also
THIS \\'I~II{li “I? l,\llll‘~l'l‘ 'I‘Ill: .\ll‘.\'l‘ t‘i‘N‘m
I‘l.l{'l‘l‘2 I IN 22* ‘i ll“
Alilll‘MS.
IIIII‘ISSINli-I‘ASICS.
FIN I} I‘tll‘lil‘l'l‘ditltllis and
SA I‘l'lllils.
llIlll‘-.\-Itll.\l‘.
FRICNI‘II DOLLS.
\l'tllIIi-IIOXES.
DRESS! Ntl-I‘ASI‘IS.
I'Eltl‘l' .‘l E (“SI-IS.
l' .\ I' I-I'I‘ II I ES. litc.
Fl N I) IAQ'E .\Il'l‘lt‘l.l~2§.
SI I!“ AND LI N ES II.\.\' DKI-Iltt‘llllil‘s,
AND t‘tL‘Il‘LE'I‘H LINES Ul“
I‘l'ltNISIlIXG “(KIDS FOR LADIES.
til‘TN'l‘Iil-IMEN. AND CHILDREN.
SI‘I'I‘A Bid-l l‘tlll PRES IN'I‘S.
EW BflflDS.
Foch from the Factories. Our Spring Stock is new
ucorly complctc, comprising an Extensive \‘nricty
of Fancy and Suple Articlm to mmt the Taste and
Wantsofthe Public. Our Stock of Lunps is um
Larges-t. moat Varied. Bust Sclectcd. st Popular
Price. of my ever below introduced into this mur-
ket. Our Crockery, Chins. Glass Ware, and Fancy
Goods aro of the Latest Styles Ind New Shapes.
sud need only to be men to be spprwlstcd. Our
Ranges and Oil Stoves have rill thc latest Improve-
ments. and mcommcnd themselves to all who we
them. Our Tin Wm £01111)er almost everything
[but is needed in Fancy and Plain Goods. The Sun
York Textile Filter Cofiee Pot belts all others.
Prices In Tin Ware sud Funcy Articles greatly rm
duced.
We Invite the public to examine our line of goods
bcfore purchulug elwvihcrc. “'9 (mil assured that
we can as will nodule“ uie Kewrl'ork whet.
udslvntheoost of {are and freight. We buy-st
the rennin-nun in all lint-s, and m satisfied with
W prom.
HOW IS THE TIME TO USE
HOYT’S
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, 8m.
It E 51‘ EX'I‘R A CTS.
Prescriptions t‘arotully
l‘olu poll ruled.
—
~.\ I..\Itlll‘l S'I‘l lt'K OI“
Patent Medicines
.\|\\:iy.~~ on band at
HUYT’S Pharmacy.
BUUTS and SHQES,
- Luau—m
I lI.\\lI I.\ ."l‘m Ii A I’I ll. LINK \II‘
.llcns'. Itoys‘. and l'ollllis‘
Boots and Shoes
All >l‘\l l’\ .\‘.‘,| lit\\' I‘IIlt‘lI‘
5Womens‘. Misses‘ arm
3
Childrens‘.
Lalies’ Kid Butmn,
sum. l.‘.‘7. 1.7-”. :‘w. ‘25-”. ::.~o.::.‘~n.
~~ llcnts‘ l-‘mc Hand-Soon!
BmmnanlUnugresslallers.
'lU-“zi .1‘.!--‘I‘.~-'.'\‘»»c
I‘ l‘ -t"\ -Iw\\ l v.3 l'."~N«.\\.
i. ' - llw. i 3 '.I“‘.‘i.,
'I. i .:..§.:~ \ _; .- _\. .
.\\Il III \'I‘ l\
“BROWN’S.”
‘I Mam St. ~ South Noroulk
Hatch," Bil 3y l 80.,
.‘lanufa. I..:- .
wt .n d l\- .l I z- n
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
. . Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
\'cncercd Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
MARSHAL SIN. fitll‘TlI NORWALX
Raymund Brothers.
TO LET——
Part of a lions» on Arch Street.
TO LET——
Part of a House on High Street.
\ .,_.
TO LET——
Barn on Bsy~\'ie\v_ Avenue.
FOR SALE— .
. . Building Lots.
1
FOR CHOPPIXCG
TO LET—
Dcrricks and Tools.
ALSO— ‘
Buildings for diusge.
I
DR. LESLI E’s
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION.
“POR—
SI'CK
HEADACHE,
_,, asu—
Slid-SICKNESS.‘
TESTIMONIALS:
Tl:--\. Nru' \ork. AnL‘ I‘J. I\"I.
S Ii :‘ in on: ilk-ax . I lunc slallcn d from
.\'.-: \u:;~ .\ l k “c ulna l-r all m 'c .\olliiiz .‘zuc
mc n ..\f 1.1.}! Ilricd llr. In Sprr; I‘:v- ‘
lion for >41. Ili'l‘IIICI II-Ht‘ u in for I! ..
tiw j n ur\ and if work :i rhariu. Trusy
.IUIIN N. l' I'..\.\!'IY. “IIII \V. II.
““3 lliwr Sh. Troy. N \'..
lll'l: Ih-ar .\ll‘: For n
Imu- by run! in! \\ :ili hit I. llc.
ullm k ricry I\\u \\.~-i.~ which c llt'tl Ilgi' in my
lwal for mo or lbrcv d:l_\~ t'.‘l(‘lil"llh'. :ll.ll I Il:‘.\t‘
Ili‘t“l lll‘flllin to find unwilling llinl “mild I. 2p rm
Srpl I2. I\\I\
r livrn‘y _\~ :ir~l
‘lic li.i\ ,l _' :lll
.: lllnw'. Ilr. I.i~~.: ~ >§ui :al l’rrwrp n-n ..lmi:'
: , ' i. I Ia.\c Ililll but onu :itlzuk.
: 2 . ‘vl b} oyriuurk :iii.l :lli\:y"} ova
III“ ~-ck:u~~ of i y dzi- I -:.:x llwr‘fuc
In :icoiiicirnd II In ; ‘itllii‘lnl “LII! iaiziilr
Ill Your." mun rrly.
I II.\IIIAITTI'Z I’I‘ITIIY.
\x‘: Ilix. r $1., Truyy j
‘5 I: .\I:l iui. '
Ill ,.~_
\
.- iii r1 "Ill
I3ۤLLJ R.
Tilly
I’lllt‘l~l
Fill: .‘AIJ? IiY
“HORNE ll. I'I.,\I.\"i‘l-‘.Il.
Noni/l. and math Xeruaik.
HARDWARE.
Tn.- nasr .is>oiz'r:-.iif.\'r 2:. row): of
t v
ticnc 1“ Hard \\ are
33-. :‘Iuinlcs Tools.
\\ Into Lend. Paints.
fills and “'lrulow (Hun
037 I;
A full Arsdlfnlv m of
Locks zuufl “truths.
Table and E'uckct t‘utlcr)
or m We: own-g -~, :.
HBIISB FIII‘iIlS
.i .\l‘.\.\'l~1>‘l:. I‘.\l'i
'i: Willil‘l.
.\.;c:.: i'~x .
l‘r-‘u l‘ \‘i‘l‘illi‘nl “Hill I" :l?..l lltitl.‘
I":rc and Burglar I :-
I‘.tlt‘::
.u: >.iit'.
.\;i Lc‘iltiirul lmplx‘mcnh. ‘
.\l:ip l'Iuiridli-r) . llcgv. &c
‘E’. C. QUIN'I‘ARD
New Goods!
Iliuiiiolitls. \Vzllcllcs.
Ill h ‘I\' I“ llll l (31 ‘ ll K»'I‘II.\I.\'
Ralrnal Watches!i
.lnlill I’Iliit'}‘> (illlil l'i‘tifi f"~l
Solid sin. r and I‘I I: .l \\ ’Zi‘
Iiulxl S: rhu :‘ ~
l‘.)\‘-iil:i.\>'“. .\‘ . .
\\':il'.ul {I \.I\\.
I'i'Iu.
lilier s.
Ilcpairin;r and -ltlleNIlllLf
‘~r\.r
A.W. Austin’s
li- i;.~-- lil- ch.
( lg-crn
Norwalk. — Conn
Néw Grocery I
1‘ Railroad l'l:i.~.-. Nu. Nu; \gdf...
Ilium: 1
pain ~2in-
l'..icc. 13ml .
‘i'u'll :l.c .'
. 3 .
Of All Kinds.
Infliccltul.) rm .3« :l ~‘.;us of flu pnli‘ic tum-Layla
II wxll lu- Iii} .iuu lo ‘m-a-p f’n‘
.
130st
ut'
(ioods.
Q
And lo mli at
LOWEST P11 ICES.
Hoods “ill be dclivcrnl pron:
posqblc door to armour-nuts:
un- a call.
Albert Berg.
So. Norwslk. Aprd IL‘lii l.\\’l.
p: \ . and i‘\\‘l'_\'llllll
.I.ilr\'ll3 I‘lv.~:i>c;:;vc
[ism-lucr- II
l'. 8. Pat. Dflirc ,
1876 to 1883.
Ollicos, 436 Main SIR‘CI. I i1: ‘0 “‘ch g. ‘ J
BRIDGEPOII'I', cons.
A AAA
$653-$135"
out or Poultry. I
mum MIMI. Flll, III“ M" worm.
III-h
Iimlui nun
biotin-w
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Kim
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(loll-
mmmu-vudultthh.
idents of the U.S.'nre largest. had-
t. best booKmreoldforlm
[bun twice our pr'icc.'I‘he truest selling book inAm-
cum. Immenm profits to Agents. All intclligc'nt p00-
plc want it .Anv one can become a succcssful strut.
Tcrms fmx HALLS" Boos (‘o.. Ponlnnd. Maine.
Tli"‘lqlilfirhl.
MEATS
SI-th‘ ED IN THE BEST MAISN Eli.
If you want VII" chi-3cm! MEATS. obzainrd ni-
:rinl.i~s‘ of frillll'lt‘ or owl. you \\ .xl Iinli Illt'lll a: my
Markcl. it: will ::>
Poultry or all Kinds,
1x i'rs sass-ax.
F. Hayes.
IllIIIIIJI‘S BUNK. ~ SHI‘TII Nthlt\\’.\I.K.
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fixtt‘nuclinymln lrlPszoul
Us» in tune. Sold by druuxisu
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AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral.
No other complaints are so insidious in their
attack as those :itlcctzng the throat and lungs:
none so irizlcd with by the majority of sum-r-
(TS
The ordinary cough or cold. rcSlfiLr;
'is from a trifling or unconscious ta-
igotton but the beginning of a lanai
. Ai’En‘s Cnsnin‘ l‘u‘ronu. has
vcii its ofllcacy in :i tony ycars‘ fight
.o .:.i throat and lung dzs‘uir‘s. and should be
Lima :n all CJSCS without dclsy.
A Terrible Cough Curt-d.
“ In F371 took .1 SiTv‘I-‘t“l‘:il.“ 11 Mb an d
my 1m; I had .i Iv m. g d In?" 1
1.7.1.: :iizor Illglil “about 3-. 'I w! l,‘
r r.\-- me. up. 1 (rod An I '(‘xu izin' I'I ~ -
’IUIIKL. \iliicli rrlri-ved my lungs. ILEI-i'xd
sum. and {III-Ofxlt‘d me the rot Ltr’ibmlft
for tho n-cnrcry (at nzv :llx‘lEgZL. 1.x :1 c
rummucd use of tho I‘rllonxl. :\ y- mu-
In :.i cure ‘\.r\‘ rtlcclcd. I :uai l.”\\ I; y. :iis
u‘. .. lain: mid hr.“ 13‘. and am rahzkcd your
tummy l'LLI’uIlAL sarul ILK‘.
lion \I 1: Fan:
lit-china'nsm, \‘i., July 1.1. l:>.'.
R‘ '1 IIIJL"
Croup. —— A RIoIIn-r‘s Triliutc.
" Wlnlc in the country last \\ ;\.t» r IaV little
cc ycanold. \\ as Izthr'li ill “.21. t Lilli;
IIIV‘l as if he would «he from >1“ .~
tum of tlic [dimly su;:v.'.~‘.ul the I 9
VI
ism-m.
rt .\\ e it‘s Curtmu‘ I'Lt I‘“){\L. a I» 121--
\\‘..;vl. was :ii\\.i_\< k-xpt in th- In":
\. I: lzn a in small and tru.
...__; ill-Eulit Ill loss than I.
2. . into-a1 was bruiinri u.-
l. . .2“ 91““
x . >..d that the i ii;i.i.\‘ I‘i- :«nii‘, l...~.i
sxT-J I :m' d.irlu,g's Inc. (so you “L'mcf at
our P.ialziiidc‘.‘ bum rx-E) yours.
Min. 1 trim Grz‘xrw
ISA “’cst 1511i 51.. .\1\\’ \‘tvih. May l-‘.
"I luvo mod .\vrr:‘s Cnrimv Pi rrozui.
in iwv Lumiv t -r sou-ml \c-.=.~. Illul «to not
how no In in. . ....o u I .o‘. \ ... ':.Ll
li' d} tor coughs and c 2.. \u ll\\l‘ -'
11.: i. _\..l.i i.\.\i."
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n if lb: 11;: u! ‘1‘
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1121'. ..
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1.. : .d:. ...l\ b. }“l;J :1:c L‘vllllul'x-I immune.
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Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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