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’ ..ur.u manta-rs sad mount curls t
2;... love their 11011168 and use their toys.
And talk of smut-(lung besides the boy's?
Little old women in [sh-nut and. §
Isturr in it: much: and oil t‘mina;
[Attic old flirts who ”lb of their “ I“!!!
And m mm mm ntncf’in slylLsh clothes
mitts on} tours on \. at mm- and ten.
A“. slvls' \" pluuuw and mm! of men.
Wrsry nl tr.» wt. of balls. of fun.
And find no ncw thing under the sun.
Once. In the platinum lone sit“.
lumc dear little clttldrcu t uwd to know-
Girls who “no mum as limbs at play.
And laughed and hills-lust the lifelong day.
They thought not at all or the " style," or their
s‘llilu“
The: nowr imagined In it luys wen- “ brain :"
“ 0t hf‘f' girls lln‘lil ‘f\ ‘ .in | ~- nutcs " wrn‘ tlit‘y
Splendid tvtltms to lair ill-m play.
Where have tin-y gnu»- tn 1‘ if you see
our of ”Win any“ twn- awn t her to me.
“-‘iJould glvv .‘l lill‘dd‘. ot pur» ~t gold
1‘0 din) of 1b we dt' it‘ llltlt~ girls of will
With so llllt‘v«"‘lll in» t” .md an uln'li smile.
Who knows not the inoaatn; of “ ittrt "
“ Al! in"
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COMIC COMMENTS.
The smartest thing in walking sticks;-
thc sugsr com.
The stove deslcr. \\ ho is a grate advert
tiscr. generally prospors-
Worm-n will flirt. In default of u will
flu-y will flirt with thvir fan.
Spring chickens were made to illustruts
the saying that the good die young.
It is not an obst-rvation of natural history
tlmt s steam-whistle main-s a horse fly.
“ Suits for danmgvs.“ said liinks‘.’ when
he took down his tuoth-vatcn winter gar-
llit tits.
Win-u men src sun in knots it doesn‘t
always follow that they have been eating
grwu apples.
A Missouri man has seventeen bullet holes
in his blood. but his brain is not injured.
IL is a jurynuu.
Jill-l bug got dc golden wing. Lightuiu‘
bu; dr tlnw; linl bug got no wing at all.
But la- git dar all d.- ruuuc.
Suliir propl.» can't undrrstand why a pet‘-
Mn ta-wr has ctr-lulu but \IIlCt‘. After they
LJ‘K bud it l-tlt‘t‘ thry‘ll know. '
“ What a dcpmwd tastu wonn-u have l“
ln- «Al-l. .ul litl \\‘.ita'ln‘d lit'r ddiufll)‘ rating
randy. ululr ln~ ligated a frail cigar.
“ 1'“. .\.lulplm~. thcrr is a tvrriblo gap
? bclwu :. us.“ said Susannah. \vln-n hcr pur-
by—two. Athstswagon stopped at the
“mastication“. pale sud med
' Yv‘htbdfisqw
/i~’icok with swcskbut dogged determination.
/ rwurnorlellnd then tattered up some
, w
‘~ Dd ”.mm-qs-sm Past.
lur _\. an: min gaw a yawn at l lel a. Ill.
" \\ Lailw \\l I" l‘JIk u by pursuits of the
upis r \‘l.t\\V‘\ llt Hulk-lit.“ :ul late as tlw thir~
ti «nth n-nttiry.” l‘ln-y must havo had
\\ halwiug l’l_: zippt titcs.
' .\l.unln.t.",:..u.l a little Waco four-year-
tuld, “ this is ti:- mlf of my b-g, isn't it I"
" Y‘s." " Well. tlu-u." slapping his thigh.
“ this must be 1hr cow."
In a numbrr “I Ana-noun citics the nu-
tli-u'tm s :m- try mg to sit down on the '
.\l it!” 1- llubl .trd dh-ns. If a putty girl’ is
in~i~lr of it itlllu‘sl .my nun would be willing
to hi! on it.
D .
;\ lLil‘t' girl in l‘tdir sin-rt \wut out of i
filt‘ loud-w “t \illl why lllul’lllllg lllltl fillUlltrtl ‘
to a pluynvuh- “ Uh. Ilrmlc. we got a
baby at our Lunar! lint a dull baby. but u
It‘Jl bulurltimlo baby I"
lkutball strangcr dude to physician—-
“ .N‘ay. “hat" tho but nine in the District
of Columbia. mistcr 2'"; Physician to bank
ball dudc " .\t this muslin uf tho your I
judgx lb 1‘ ll in lpitnuu‘."
Pillows Myslw has now positive proof
that lung hand and LN sou Solomon were
L'tillll‘a. fur 1‘ it n-t rvlatwl of thcm that
" Solnmon nicndnl‘ tho lvrt-aclivs which
llutnl lllV Lillu‘l bad mmlr.“
'lh.~ putty \vlm Wlufr' for information us .
tritlw ~tt2. Emu of .t cortcun nun “as in-
form, . H. «.t i. clung \\.t\ known ulmuf. the
put} ~ A .i. l.n.;. but plenty of information
could in Li I .tlmut bis lying.
- in . .I '
‘ it.» filo-cum llunt l1 L“ \vrittc-u
u i ... a. . l. " \Uil “lxmwl div." Now
5.. 2.. r A m . l.:nr. ii \w ll.\l suppustd
.you \\- l‘t‘ ._ --.n,.' to gut- it auay “be that wt
in x. r \w .. i I-.l\\‘ dour it Il‘.‘\t r3
Ti... i.t".- .lts- . bl lug :i gut-stuf lior grand.
no. I.\ l l-- . n lll'rt‘.tll_\' fwhllllg. when u
.l'.‘l‘li l .L. Ian-k.
mt mung dish. slin x \L‘ltlllh‘ll
\\ith a sub. “ Say. gran‘ma. I wish I was
lu‘uu." '
«ll wf pudding l'lllllt‘ ululig.
in: at t!“
.lr. “ltlil| to Mrs. l‘lrwuu. who has
bu-n t« mun-.1 him .tl"“ll ll 11' now llt‘llhk’) -
" l sup: _\"l Will l:.t\tall‘llllll-Wlllll'l‘rl in
“11‘ lnms- 1" Mi“. l‘. ~“ I I
. \lidli‘t .' I.
had .1 «b (I \' ml; \llLt'K‘.
and I \xxwu-d tht-n
qucI‘ It) li.t\v :iliuluul‘ \‘l-"K‘ll‘tl m-rmnt."
" “lb-jaw you doing now '3" uskcd I
Wm'tri'n visitor of u Marathon mun.
“ I-‘arn.in'.“ " What turn you trying to
min f“ “ “'all. in it ll the trunk. l'm try»
ing to misc a $2.000 mortgage. llut the
climate ain‘t right. Thrrv‘a too much draw
on rt."
’ It.» you know that I saved a woman‘s life
this afternoon ?" " No. I hadn't heard of
it. 'l‘t-ll tucalmut it.“ " Well. as I WM
riding up 'l‘remont stroct I saw a woman
fall. and I rushed up and rescued her."
“ You say she fell. In what way ?“ " Into
I dose.“
/
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" SHAKE l"
. Some years ago so emigrant from tin
United States kept a small restaurant in l
town situated in one of the grout stock-
misiug districts of South Australia. He was
» presumably the only Yankee in those parts.
Thur? was an enormously rich old stock-
mau who came into town from his lordly
cuttlt- range at intervals, whose nationality
was a matter of doubt. though he usually.
purified fer a tseiturn and uncommunicotivs'
bachelor Seotchmuu.
, One day this wealthy but solitary old
chop entered the restaurant of the man from_
the States. When he left he looked hard
“the proprietor. and than simply remarked :
“ American. aren't you ?“
On being answered in the amt-motive the
millionaire cowptmcher wslked away with
out another word.
Regularly once a week he reappeared.
Adlcntly stc s hasty lunch. 'snd mode the
some stereotyped inqury. receiving the sum
smplmtio, “ Yes. sir-cc 2“ in reply. At lost
them csme stints when the eccentric ‘old
customer did not return. One month went
'fmntud with ln-r fathvr :uid mothvr.
"I 000 . D IISONn
___..._..
[IMO-’1“ all. Its-tors Putts. no
N In the Infill-
Durlug s recent worm (by A reporter
W into I wholesale fur desler‘s tc
solace himself with s view of the hsiry m-
hguments which suggcstcd winter‘s cooling
blasts. A large pile of bison robes attracted
his gaze. and to him the proprietor suid :
“ Better buy one and frame it. my boy.“
” Frame it ?“
“ Yes. In about five years from now
they‘ll be as scarce as silver fox skins. and
five times as useful.“
“ Why. what was the cztch this your ‘9“
“ Four."
“ Four what ? '1 housund ?“'
“ No. sir ; plain four. In other words.
here wusu‘t any catch this your. and our
mu corrallcd six out of the 10.000 of the
autch of 18 “ .“
“ Do you mean to tell me that the buffalo
mvc disappeared from the foes of Ilakotu
ind Montana l‘llf‘lll i“ ‘
“ Practically. yes : and from all other
earth in the Northwest as well. The rem-
nants of the big band. numbering prububly
s few thousand. arc smucwln‘ro north of tho
intcrnational line ; no one scams to know
clearly whore. but probably in tho romoto
vicinity of Woody Mountain. There are a
few on the Upper )lorouu. and still fowor
on the plains between the James lliver and
the Missouri and about the forty-sixth
purullcl. An old hull was recently driven
.uto Fort llcudc. along with u lot of do-
mestic cattle. by the cowboys. Ho lookvd
like the lust of his race. and if he has any
fellows they can‘t be found.“ '
“ What did you use to call a big yearly
Gulch '3"
“ Well. in the your after the Northern
Pacific was opened through to the Little
Missouri. 1851 I think it was. Northwustcrn
truders gut in about 100.000 robes. You
see the ruilroud let in the hide hunters. and
as the butlulo happened to be South of the
line. and within rouching distance of the
Missouri and trunsportation. the output was
very large. Thousands upon thousands
were kilb-d \vlmsc hides worn never re.
moved. and of tho thousands a large umjori.
ty furnished only a few pounds of tundt-r-
loin to the nip.tcious rillctm-u. Wc‘vo boon
talking for years about tho tiuic wht-n the
bufiulu would be practically ruinct. Now .
that time has conic. and it's too latu for
protective laws. Such laws could not have
been cnforccd against the ltnlmim. but tln-y
might havo l't‘i'u umiust the “bite llldf
huutrrs and the rich spurtsnnu. who were
tlm most wanton drath dealt-rs of the lot.“
“ t‘:ui ‘Ilt'y ‘N‘ brul to dummtic t‘ittlc 2’"
Oh. yrs. readily enough. lint tlic hybrid.
Wllllt‘ gund cnough for moat. is not of much
usr for robust. It‘s a pity there wasn‘t it
law ctuctvd a drcado or two‘ago making it
it pvnal ntIvnsn for it “hit“ nun to t'Vt‘ll
shoot at .t buffalo. The Indians are not so
ruthless in tb.~ir dcstruction a» ll is born
claimed. and. bcsidcs. ulwn tln-y gvt a
nibo and tan it it is \\v|l'lll noun-thing. Thu
, robos tannrd in tln- “nab/«Ir by ulutrs uny-
\\'ln'ro. arc lllt‘vtltll‘dllll’l)‘ IIlfl nor Ll tho..-
known in lbw trad» as liidiln Linnvd. The
. tells tal‘w a but of puns. uul Hi"'lll tn ll.\\\
u tin-thud “litt‘ll. “lulu it lt‘;i\‘\‘n the hide
pliable, loam-s it of sulllcicut lliicltuoas and
strength to hold tho hair anl withstand the
rough usage all robes must expect to undo:-
-. .
“ 1 should be inclinvd to lwlicvo. from
your rrunu‘lts. that bullalo ovorcoats will
be \\ \i'tli a good deal it lrW years from now.“
“ .-\ goal dud " “I‘ll. if you call $100
to SlBll a ‘ go ll dull.‘ l ugrvo with you.
St mainly. ll‘.‘ rt- must bv a \ll“\llllll«‘ found
for illi‘lll. sitm‘ l am not o\\;~,:~-i‘tuug uu
.ui‘t .l\ to scarcity .“~- 5!. 1'.m.' I'iV-tuil
I“.
u
AFTER NINETEEN YEARS.
L Fun-idling I‘IIIIII Turn- Out to be I\ lflch
\ out-u . Ltuly.
Ninrtccn yran ago it fcnulo infant was
loft \Vllll an old ll'lsllwnumn Ill lluxtuu by
in. young lhu‘vllla‘. ulm board-d with i.v-r.
slippumibly uulvr an awunwd ninun. The
only chew to Ill"lll “as u hautllwt'rluvf lu-ar-
ing initials. \\l|1\‘ll \\:i\ mm the child's rf.
fwts. 'l‘ln- litt‘u- 011v Ltl‘l‘W up in iuiwrai o
Hf lt‘ {:llllt'r \‘l' lili'lln‘l‘. \‘dl'l ll fxll‘ by llli‘ Hid
\\\-li.:tll an i lll‘l‘ family. Aftvr a l.ip.~-~ of
ye m. a p. .‘ulur gruulli uppuart d «In the
:id of Ulll‘ Hf tli-~ «‘lnlll‘n l‘yr-t. ‘n,
film “as Lllu‘ll to All oculiat. who rcnmi‘lr
3d “pull tln- singularity of tlng our. and
Lilli that ln- lzbl \‘I't'l‘dlid‘ only upon mn‘
Ullu‘l‘ amular case in Illl‘ l'uurw of his pun--
tnw. :illllIllil\\ll\'lll‘1tlllll"tl'l‘tlfil undiliy
l.» ly 111:1 \‘ll_\' inur Ill-stun. Ill'rt‘ was tlu
luluzAbidd-vn t‘lt~\\' to tho child‘s llt'lllily.
'l'lx; prim-n “lintmdt tlw llfllt‘ girl to the
undid I't pwrtml ulmt tln‘ d It'll-r lle said.
An uth‘t‘ta-y was ca‘drd in. and it \"J‘l in the
pron-moi ‘.t lulu: lll\'t‘\ll;(.\llull. dvvoluptul
that tip. 1‘..l'.ll\‘ upon the handk. rclncf was
1hr intim- of tho iiiaurfacturcr‘s \t‘lfc and the
girl‘s motlu-r. I
Tim girl was SI'XI‘Tili months ugn. ‘ con-
;\ svt—
tltnzrnt by tho puynn-nt of wot-ml thou:
sund dollars for back board and an annuity
of $1.500 for the daughter. now it young
lady. was tilt-cud. it is said. \thu the
child was ubandntn-d the husband of tlic
lady was a poor 'boukkccpcr. lt was fcarcd.
it is said, that the birth of tho buby would
sngcr a relative of tho mother who was
possessed of tumus. and so the child was
givcn up. 'l‘o-day the bookkeeper is a
wealthy ma’nufucturcr. He has n family
who have grown up in entire ignorance of
the existence of their eldest sistcr.-Bosfvl
Transcript.
‘0PENING OF GREAT GRAIN REGIONS.
Russia has resolved to develop her system
of railway communication on an enormous
sculo. and for this purpose has just con-
tracted a loan of $75.000._000. to be cxpcmb
ed during the next few years. India has ul~
ready built lines of railway penetrating the
furthest provinces. Australia has also made
long strides in the same direction. Next in
order is‘ the Argentine Confederation. in
South America. which is building four ad.
ditiotml trunk lines of railroad at a cost of
828.000.000, to connect Bucnos Ayrcs. he:
principal seaport, with the vast grannies
opening up in the Immpas of the interior.
In every case the ultimate purpme is to
overcome sll impediments in reaching the
central groin markets of Europe. And. in
spits of all this. says the British Trade
with sickness, was helped out snd supported
htotheuloou. Ho culled for his usual
counter. As he paid his bill be whispered,
housely :
“ Amsricsn. aren‘t you ‘1'"
" You bet,“ replied the proprietor pleu-
sully.
Wonthissbskinghsndflhoodd
ransom-dd:
“Sh-kn 80ml.”
Mahmoud sway without “other
udlMdsysWslswycrcu-s
myocacmtrym‘splscomdsold
old guy out on tbs
mshsddicdutd left blurb
Journal. American gram speculators coir"
tinuc their efforts to artificially maintsm
the price of wheat. us though there were I
grout deficiency in the supply of the world,
and the nations would eventually have to
come to them begging the privilege of being
allowed to purchase some of their surplus.
tits “sauna onus.
A well-known New York artist but u littls
in the country that is his pride and
delight. and upon which he spends till his
spsrctimsin msnuol labor. One day be
mstsome of his neighbors. among whorl:
wss s Isdy who at every meeting insisted
upon talking art. She at once accosted
him with“ on, Mr. , so glad to see
yonl Upon whst work are you cngsgcd
sow?"
“ One of the grated ofmy life, madam,”
replied the srtisyimpressivcly.
“Indeed! Dofsllussllsboutit. Ido
so love to~know of such things before they
negivcntothe general public: What is
thonstnraofthswork?“ '
“Itsusture, rusdsmdshcroic. sud the
maidensndcdhdtbeboldcst. Isis
mag-adionshimtbcsurfsos. which
lssolsrgsthstcvcu this simple ask will
occupyylcssvsrsldsys.‘ .
“Why. Ir. -——-—. you surprise no.
«30'.huflhtbeuan.nf"
“Ithudcsnvssmdsn; it is wood;
.filhfhWMdmmu I on.
mucous.
:-
I t. nus \\ 1th tln- t‘uilt‘l". “lit-13110 Ulilt‘l‘ tint.
- does not realizc that she is en linublllrl‘mlt‘
KORE! TRAINING IN [RADIA-
Thctrsluiuthsmb lions has to or»
due is not only very severe. but it embraces
s more varied system of exercise than falls
to the lot of the English horse. The Arabs
not only train their horses to endure
the fatigue, hunger and thirst, and the man.
muvrcs so necessary in bottle. but they also
teach them to shine at. fossts by the follow-
ing accomplishments :
El Entrabe “ the camcol.“ The horse
walks. so to speak. on his hind legs.
Scarcely does he touch the ground with his
fore-feet than he rises again. One hand.
In concert with the legs soon trains to this
exercise a horse of fair intelligence.
El Guetcaa. “the bucking.“ The horse
springs up with all fours off! the ground,
the horseman at the some time throwing up
his gun into the sir and cleverly catching
it. To obtain this action. the rider murks
certain intervals of rest. and works with
his legs. lie gives with the animal as it
rises. in order to hold him. up when he
comes down again. Nothing can be more
picturesque than this movement. The
horses quit the earth. the guns fly into the
air. and the umple folds of the bumous
thud and unroll themselves in the wind.
thrown buck by the vigorous units of the
children ofthe desert.
Lastly. HZ Renal-a, “ flip kneeling.“
The ridrr. remaining on his middle. causes
his horse to kneel down. This is the ne plus
ultra of the horse and the animal. Not
any horse is fit for this exercise. T llt‘ colt
is tmlncd to it by tickling him on the coro-
net. pinching him on his legs. and forcing
him to bend the knee. After a time the
horseman will reap the bcnrflt of those pro~
liminary steps. Ile nccd ott‘lly l‘lt‘Ilr his feet
of the stirrups. strrtch his legs forward.
turn out the points of his Riv-s. touch with
his long spurs tho animal‘s forearm. and
thou. us his piece is fired at iimrriago feasts
and other rvjoicings, his homo would kneel
down. amid the uppluuso of the young
maidens. picrcing the air with joyful accla—
motions.
Nevertheless. endurance in tho quality
nnut culiivatod in the Arab horse. It is
necessary that tln- horse should be able to
truvcl long distances upon scanty food and
littlo water. for in tho African tlvsx‘rfs the
places “llt‘l't' man and horse can ‘rt‘fl‘l'NIl arc
few and fur bctwcnu ; wells are many Illilv‘s
spat-t. and sun when thr traveller has
found uutcr for himmlf sud steed. thc.
chances are that no food can be had. oxccpt
what the homo and his rider have brought
Wllll tln-m flout their last haltingplacc.
“ livery liursc inurrd to fatigue brings
“and fortune.“ tliv Aruba swy. So to spl-ak.’
lu- is always on the march. llc tram-ls With
his mustvr. who is one of the git-attest trav-
rllors on howl-back in lllt‘ unrld. llc tram
91:4 to smk his food ; he thin-ls long dis-
tances in scarch of \vutrr. and this sort of
if» rondvrs him abstincnt and nut vastly
iu‘cd. » [J‘IUIJH N «‘1: 'y.
MORNING GLORYDGIRLS.
“on They l‘rcpuru for u‘it lfurlt \'ls|lnr.
In tho pugvs of :\ tnnvl tliu girliwlm has it
blunting call always \‘ulltt‘fi tripping mtutlic
_ tuxrlot’. dri-ssvd in a slit. lit-coy gown of
ulntu. or a roam volt-ml casbmvro \\llll u
girdlo uf bright ribbons. or a in-at ll\‘ll\"
lll'l'h\‘ uf some sliitninrring gray fabric. Sim
puts away her Sufi bro“ n hair from lll‘l' mi—
truublml fauna. nnd bur rycs have the l't‘\ft‘\l
brightnms of immortal youth. and much
unm- of tln- sump sort ad tntinituni. Th:-
15 in a bunk. Now bll'u‘ the young ltd) ul
rral llll‘. him has llrt‘llbf.\\lt‘\l and is ““111!-
lng brim-if uitli .\ bud. when a \‘ztllrl’ is air
in-unm-il. If it is a young grntlvnun. :ind
<ln~ docs not t-\p«-.‘t lum. hlll‘ svnds word
llut “‘1” lm “ duuu immmliatvly."
'l'ln‘n sh.» Il‘lll'\ a ban 1.1;:- from hrr npiwnly
brow. \‘lllt‘ll lnuks as if it bad box-n commit-
thl lugrtln‘r. nnd lllt‘h.‘ nlit tlio bun-bdnw
'l‘hcn liuri'ivd tollt-t ublutiuns. a
“lillt' .\b»tln-r Hubbard with n pink satin
bow and slwuldrr knot. Likrs tln‘ plum of
tln~ want and skirt “lilt‘il
\ iii-ugh fur bump.”
slu'
b.1ng.~..
\\'x‘rt‘ “gx'tnl
‘l'lii- ubl ally-41ml sill»
pt rs :m- I'K'Pl‘lt‘l d by i‘lllk busv . and upvm
I‘ll“. 'l‘ln'l‘v is u inhty hl‘il‘ltllsli Willi tlu‘
p.~\\.lcr pull. u t-lirhtt-hntg dash of colognu.
and “uh an \‘llll‘l‘nlllt‘l'l'll niuuvlnur in in]
band lbu young lady ill-scriids to tho parlor
and linds'ln'r younger brnthcr on intimate
ltrr rscurt of tho lll‘i‘YltIllPl I'Yt‘lllllg uh. ll sln'
\\':\..~l lil‘l‘.l_\’t‘\l in purplo und lino law. He
just ll\|\\‘ us much as sliv was thou; that be
i.» the horn of u Ht‘t‘llt‘ in I't‘lll llft'. and that
if ho had met Ilt‘l' in tho bull to; Sill‘ apprars
in tin; lmsnm nf llt'f‘ family llt‘ would prob-
ably havl- mistakrn liri‘ for ln-r uwu maid.
llt‘ t‘ulllil M‘zlk‘t‘ly. \\ llll fillS \‘lsltlll 1H fury
him. be brought in undvrslund that ln-r
young ladylnmd is so oomph-tidy u motto)
of I‘t'l‘ht‘llltl adurnua-ut.
it would lu' almost a safe thing to lust-r
that out of liftmu young ladn-s of ll-isurt
only live Could be St‘t'll at u morning call
uitlnnut tln- required wait of half an _ hour.
In many families where the dauglitt-r is a
social bt-llo thcrc is as much prrliminary
hurrying and scurrying to get her into pro.
St-utablt- shape for an tincxpt-vtt-d callus if it
\\'t‘l‘t‘ an cmrrgcncy of tire. And this is not
dut- to any poverty of wearing apparel. The
young lady. can have uuything she dcsirc:
to wour~has. iudct-d. large quantities of
bcautiful clothing—Elna what is tho use of
tnukiug un elaborate toilet if there isn‘t. any"
body to sue it '3 In this oaso father and
mother. sisters and brothers are all nobod-
last.
A waist of one dress and a skirt of un~
other. both shabby and sollul. a dilapidat.
ed tichu. hair all pipiliote. last night's pow-
der still visible in streaks. and a gcucral
yaw-muyaw-uw-ygvmw of wcarincss. What
is this n description of-—o farmer‘s score-
crow? No? A modern belle. who begins
life at the wrong end of the day.
BETTING ON UNCLE SAM‘S FILE.
A gentleman calla-1 at the I‘nilcd States
Sub-Trctmury in New York and asked. with
much eagerness. if it was true that there
was more than $50.000,000 in cusli in the
vaults of that building. He explained that
be bud made a little bet with a f ricnd that
there was not. so much actual cash in any
one building in this country. The inquir-
ing stranger was Informed that up to Friday
night the amount of money in the Sub-
Treusury was $140,401,000.
“ But how much of that. is in actual hard
cash ‘3“ usked the stranger.
riflesuuotno‘umm Ji,,wus,,th9,,,!flll¥;,
“ About one-half of it—STI.270.652—is in
gold coin ; $34,020,400 is in silver coin ;
87.439.000 in gold certificates : $16,809.000
is in silver certificates ; $9,500,400 is in
legal tenders; $195,657 in national bank
notesflmd then there are several hundred
thousand dollars in minor cash items."
“ Ah, um. thank you ; I guess I have
lost my bet." said the stronger, as be polite-
ly took his leuve.~-.Vaw York Times.
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Not To. Proud to Com I Bundle.
In the matter of carrying bundles : s
gentleman of ancestors ycu's—o millionaire
-—wss once clerk in a book store, and tell:
this story of the late Jonathan Phillips.
who come into the store one morning and
shook. After doing it up the
clerk said : “ Mr. Phillips, I will sendthis
to your house.“ “ No." mid he. “ Young
man, Iwill tell you a secret. - “'hen you
gfitobessold‘sslam,youwilllearnthst
the most independentmanishe‘ who is hit
own servant.” ItisrelstcdofDr. Parkman
——tbessmcwho was murdered—that when-
aver he bonghtslegof mutton he carried
ithomc himself. Onbeing sskcd why he
didth’nhessidhewsntedtobcsunoffiic
omhchsdpickcdout. “croissants-
whmsdictumoflordEldon,tba famous
“lawyer And judge. that s lswyer
nigktproperlycssryfitrougbthé streets s.
groshbsgcrstrcsk fish. m luster pen
”for the ssrss rsssu that Dr. Pom
SNIRIAN AT A SHOW-
Iow the “sales! Mon at Fur-c 1- st.
“for“ Enjoys u Vigorous Ago.
General Willism T. Sherman with two of
his daughters and a party of ladies and
gentlemen were at Baruum‘s circus on Fri-
day night. A Globe-Ilenus‘mt reporter sat
near the General and noted the interest he
took in every feature of the exhibition. By
s strange icoincidcncc the band played
“ Marching Through Georgia “ for the
grand entry. After the opening strains one
of his daughters called the Gencrnl‘s atten-
tion to the music. ‘
“ Oh. yes.“ he said. laughing. “ ‘ Murch-
ing Through Genrg‘la.‘ of course. They
ulwuys give it to me when. I come to the
circus.“
As the “ entry " left the lent the General
caught sight of Jumbo coming in.
“ There's Jumbo!“ he said. with much
juvenile exultation. “ There‘s Jumbo l
Jumbo‘s coming. Jennie 2* There he is 3
Look at him I Ain‘t be big 1’“
lie clapped his hands and allowed his
gray eyes to glistcn.
“ Oh. ho! Look ut that I“ he shouted.
pointing in the direction of the Chinese
giant. “ and see thor‘. that little fellow “a
he was alluding to the midget, Major Atom
—“ Eh. heck I lurch ! 110011 3" _.
The Geucrul‘u laugh is curious. He starts
in on a mouthful of wind. which he expands
in three or four short. jerky. semi-guttural
aspirations. It has a Scotch sound. some-
thing like “ Eli. hech! hechl hech I“ the
“ o " having its short. flut. sound. as in the
word “ wt.“ He gives “ c “ pretty much
tlic samu sound in such words as " heir."
“ illt‘f‘t‘ “ uud “ where.“
His remarks on the curimities wero full
of interest.
“ What do you think of our Indians
Mr. Thomas inquired uncut the Sioux.
“ (loud Indians,“ was the curt reply.
Somebody asked why it was horses wen
slways made to circle to the loft.
“ liocausc.“ said the licueral. “ we al-
ways mount on tho left—tho Caucasian
docs. tho Indians always mount on the
right -and we got the custom of mounting
on that side from our habit of wearing tho
sword on the left side.“
'l‘ho (lateral went into ccstacios over the
tumblers. but the clowns took his brcullt
away. Every \imc tlivy raiscd a laugh be
hoclidieched with thc crowd and remarked -
“ Thor‘s wlwre the fun conic“ in.“ When
the clown in the fat suit was struck ucrnsl
a»
A
the stomach with u club tlm ti. ucrul fairly
roarcd and every timv a c llllllu of “IV“ in
ltiutly dross uttmnptcd unytltiug funny he
cullcd to his party to “ Look tltcr‘ i" u:i.l
“ Son that Y“ No fvaturc of tln- p l‘fnl‘lll:\lu‘i
cat‘apt-d ‘l‘vcumsvli‘s “Ui‘ll‘lult or Lulcd Ik.
arouse lll'i untlmsi ism. l‘unng the por-
formant-u .\lr. l'lnunts took the party into
lliv drussing tI-ut anl tlt?‘ ticncrul was in-
truducrd to Mi» Matti» duvl‘u‘uu. thy hurdle
rider.
"1 dwtn it a gruit dmnor. ”awful. to
and Illt‘ lady.
l\~‘ I'rpllwl‘.
g u'.l.n.; ll"l' far a mnuvnt. “llll
hat mi-b r «no lilill. bu puttvd both but
chm-ks with his ltzmda and ttpprd. her chin
as if ho was going In mlmitmtrr ouc of his
rcnmrkmblu kisws. but ho di-lu'l.?hc merely
“ You‘re a nice littb- girl at very
Do you our git hurt 1’“
:uisul-rt‘d tlm ridsr
folio your li ind.“ .
thou ‘ro—
his straw
" Uh. tr-liv‘tl'n‘.“
l‘i'lnztt‘lh‘d.
nice lull-- girl
“ Uh.
with u lulu tuixt of fact luxid.
“ That‘s. two bad I“ the general mm.
“ You should b.- \«~ry caroful.“
in tho nicnugri‘iv lin It‘ll of tho white i-le-
plunt‘s our and pvtt-‘d the white monkey.
but Slt‘.l»ll.l\ll)‘ rrflle-l to walk utnb-r
.lnmbn. ullliullgli his daughturs courageous.
ly brivcd thc lost. 6!. Louis 0%-]ka
'r it.
a \lllt'llllll‘fi.“
SOUTHERN SU PERSTITION.
In Juno of this your a negro cmnc from
Alabaum~~.\lontgonu~ry. ho said 710 I
invighborhond about nine nulvs south of
(‘utinglom ll» worked a short time nu day
of John llukcs.
lln smut tumb- knuuu in the in glow on the
placc and In (in n. iglibnrlnmd that ln- h.\d
born tin‘ct‘tt d to this placr by
lnlnfl'l‘l‘ on [it ‘ phi-ninth!“
a hpll'il to
find \t‘\r1llit11 and unc-lulf busla‘ls of gold
that bad law-n burn-l by a bull of roldwrs
about sl-vcnty yous ago lb~ luv “ml the
1-inch nu :\ lni‘ain‘li ills-Hit llhl _\‘.\I‘ll\ bc-low
fllt‘ l‘uvn‘. :tt-n and .\l~v:itn‘: Elm rail. about
ten llllil . from t‘utiii :2
llw prumxwd the
(“11“ r of tho bull n:n~tu‘.:i‘lh of tln- gold
ulwn l" the nvgro-cv who
wouldassist bin; luv would gch s libu-rzti
sltarv. Aftt-rinucli
l‘t m‘ln-d. also
pm) .iuz. many incan-
tatnms and much crr- many ll" locate). the
pru-isv spot for \llgqng‘H lb~ sat Ilt‘;\I' by
with an upon lliblc. lwntfitth \\lll\‘ll scwral
bursoslionwurc plum d und u \vbitc ruck
placed on the opcn pagrs. llc th‘llllt‘l’ spoko
nor alluucd any one of the laborers to sprak
within a curtain distance of the excavation.
They work night und day with grout curli-
wetness. The excavation is about twcuty
foot duop. The dirt is lifted out withbuckot
and swoop vt-ry rapidly. llo docs not allow
thvm to speak nor chew tobacco or stop
work during the time allotted to them to
work. lost it may cause the bad spirit tc.
uvcrpowcr the good spirit utnlcr whose
guidance he is sun-king. This bud spirit
has it in his power to move the gold. if at
any time he may gain the ascendancy over
the good spirit. He has infatuated so muny
negroos with the truth of the buricd gold
that there are many standing ready to fill
the places of those that are tired« The ex-
cnvution is about six feet through. made of
earth or washings from the field: then a
salt rock is stuck. which continues as deep
as the excavation has been made. The dis
integrated rock has no appearance of ever
having been disturbod. The faith in the
Voodoo doctor seems to blind them to the
fact tbs! had any gold ever been buried
there this ,rock would show signs of disturb-
snce. Theowncr of the loud forbade their
working longer. but they entrootcd him so
earnestly that he consented they might go
some deeper. They are willing to go eighty
feet deep if the doctor says it may be that
deep. This portion of Newton County was
settled about sixty—five years ago. There is
no tradition that money was ever buried
there nor um it was s'ver infected by s
band of robbers. The grundfsther of the
present owner of the land settled the lot
upon which the sxmvstion is' being made.
Thercsreotber fsmilics in the neighbor.
hood who have lived there continuously
from the first settlement tbst never heard of
,mongyibging buried. The Voodoo doctor
is a black negro. high chock bones, retreat.
lug forehead, heavy set, rather low; he
goes barefooted and with clothes very much
worn. He appears to be about sixty years
stage. Helms never lived in the county
before,sofsr us is known. Such is sh.
power of superstition—Savannah News.
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If faithfully used. Ayer’s Ssrsaparills
will remove the scrofulous farm. in what-
ever form it may exist.
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Theory and I‘r-rllrc.
A physician says it is not, healthy to wslk
unless one has some objest to walk for. A
man who started out n few days ago on s
collecting tour. and returned home with the
outskirts of his coat mutilated, and a piece
bitten out of himself by s chunky-headed
(long. says sometimes it is not. healthy to
walk evru “hon one has an object to walk
for.
For cleansing the throat and strength~
suing the voice, Ayer’s Cherry Pecto
is invaluable to singers, public. speakers.
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Stock Bosch [lust—cars.
Within the past six monthssbont $3,000,-
thvebssninvedcdin pnrchssmg‘ stock
ranches in Ionian: by custom cupiulm
Iii-money msinly come from New York
City. Dnnng' svisitund hulk noon; the
m n w. found than wss gust db-
ts is“ messy it‘s-sun
‘ completr- cure.
CHIN!“ II NEW YORK.
M SIM-us II. M hull.-
Soon after the first butch of Chlnstnou
put in their sppesrsnce in New York they
began to surround themselves with basilica
secs-cuss to which they had been occas-
tcmcd in San Francisco. Before three
months bud gone by they had scvcrul flour-
ishing opium dens, half a dozen “ fun-ton "
games and lottery points sud s donor. stores
for the sale of Oriental commodities. Hsv.
ing provided for the amusements of their
daily lives the moon-eyed stronger: set up
relations with the powers above, by estab-
lishing s Jess house. wherein they hang
their prayers with commondsble rcgulsrity
Ind punctuality. Next. they set about. on-
compussiug order by the founding of o Chi-
nese law court. and lastly, and very recently
they completed the social circle of Chinese
life by opcning a hospital. or more properly,
a house wln-roiu tlic sick may die without
bothering thuir friunds and relations.
(‘hiuamcti are well known to be finalists.
This trait in their national character makes
Gliiuauu-n. who are otherwise cowardly,
mm‘t death with tho utmost stoicism. On
the Pacific slupo executions of Chinumen
have been by no means uufrcquent. and in
no case h‘us the victim of the law failed to
murch to the scaffold with the fortitude of
an Indian. The belief that what is to be is
to be. and no act of a person may overt s
catastrophe. rcnders the healing m must
dillicult of application to (‘hinamcm Once
Joint bccmm-s really sick. he is pretty sum
to die. lwcauso late-givus up all hope. refuses
to Iflkt‘ “unlit-inns. tunl/n-higus himst-lf stoi.
cully to the fate in s ore for him. He is
superstitious. mid placns \\ hut littlo faith he
has in curativcs. nut in drugs. but in tpiccr
amulcts. funny bugs. und naust-ating liquids
[dissed by lln- prit-sts. This superstition
tttl'ccts his rvlaliuns. and once the hand of
death is cunsidcrcd to have set its mark
upon the sick man‘s saffron forehead be it
an outcast. lie isucarion and no more fit tu;
n-muiu in human habitation : for should he
dic undvr tho roof. all munuvr of ills will
fall upon the inmates.
hustlcd nut to div.
In San Francisco. dying men are often
found upon tln- streets. Parents are as ruth-
Icssly sacrificed. uucc their ailnn-nt is con.
sidcrod hopeless. as the “wins! stronger -
and yet the children of u t‘hitmtnau are tho
most dutiful of any children of sny people.
Thou: f uh) he is
NR. EDISON‘S SEARCH.
‘0 Is to Oct «to Five Years to tho I‘llllIInIt
tics of Ibc Strum [tau-r.
" The grout St‘t‘f‘t‘l of doing mvuy With tbs
intermediary furnaces. boilcrs. strain on.
gines and dynamlu will be found. probably.
within ten yours. I have been working
sway at it for some months and have got to
the point where an spp‘troutly insurnmuntn-
bln obstuclo confronts mu. “'orktng ut the
problem now s-wnts to me very much like
drtung a ship straight for the face of u
prr-x 'pirv and “ll~‘ll you cumu tn grirf pick-
ing yours-lf up and trying it agaui tit-mor-
row. 'l‘linro is an upvning in the barrier
snub-whore and some lucky Ill in will find
it. I have gn‘. far ctiough to know that the
thing is INNMl‘lt‘. I can got quite u curn-ut
now dll‘rctly frnm the cmnbustiwu of furl.
dablm‘likull' tnml his band at the satin-thing
some yours ago. and so did sumo livrnmtis.
but the results “urn liboratnry curiosili-s
only. I gnu myself live yours to work at it
and shall think mywlf lucky if I snow-rd it:
that time.
“ ' ‘ln- t1l\.\‘t‘i~‘nllfl\‘ world has n \ conccp
limit of “but such a discovery would In“ in.
It would put an 0in to lltlllt'l’I and steam
engines; it would luakc pnwrr about one.
truth as cheap as it is it would vu-
ublc a stcamship to cross tlic Atlantic at :\
uuminrtlcost; itfiwauld ruiblo «ivory poor
man to run ltls mvn «triage.
now ;
It Would rcv~
Olllllltllllt‘ the industrial “mild.“ Tip-1mm
A. H-l'tv-ri to u Nor Yuri Inf. mu} arr-r.
.\l\ lttlpurtitut Ili~s‘s|\s~l‘3.
'l‘lm must important lll$\‘\1\‘t‘l‘_\' is that
\\‘illt‘ll bungx tln» Ill-mt gntul Iulltt‘ great-
psi numbrr. Dr. King‘s Now l|i>\-~x\'t-r_\'
ful‘ thaistitnptlun. \‘nuolis. and Voids.
\\lll pron-H.~ tln- lnultli and s:\\clif--.
and [\‘3 prn'clc“ lhvllll In tho :itlln‘lt‘d.
Xvi only tlwrs it iluilm-lv cure t‘on-
Mllllllllnll. but \‘T-ughs. rum... lirttltt‘hl-
in. .\.\lllll\:i. llwut'st-tiv». :md ull :tlll’tt‘-
llt'll.\ of tho 'l‘lu’uut. \‘lust. and Lungs.
y told at t-llt‘t‘ tn lls‘ \vmnlt-t‘ful t‘\tl‘:|l.l\'v‘
pawns. ll~ ynu dwubl this. got :i'l‘l’nrl
llultlc I’n-c. at "Um. ll. l‘laistrd's drug
rlttl't‘fi. Nurwalk and South Nuru‘alk.
.\I\ l “fortunate l't-rsun.
'l‘bomust unt'nrutnati- person in tho
\\‘t|l‘l\l lSUIH‘ ltlllit‘lt‘d \\‘ill1 Sit‘k “club
who. but lllt')‘ will la- rcln‘vrd ut onco
by thing llr. lmsliv's Special l‘rrscrip-
“1m. 8w llil“t‘l'll$t‘lllt‘lll in another
column.
All kind to “uln- Scraping.
bI-lwurd Sliopln-rd. of Harrisburg. lll..
r:1\‘.~‘2 "Having I‘t‘l‘t‘th‘tl so much lk‘llt‘fil
from Electric Hitters. 1 fuel it my duty
to lt-t lot suffering humanity know it.
Have had a running son» on my leg for
oight yours: my doctor told mo 1 would
have to l\:|\'t‘ the bone scraped or log
uutpututcd. luscd. lush-ad. tltrcc bot-
llt'S of Elcctrlc llittcrs and 34 you boxes
llttrklcn‘s Arnivu Salvr. nnd my log is
now sound and \vcll.“ l-th‘clrit‘ Ilittt‘rs
urn sold at fifty t‘cuts a bottle. and Buck-
lon‘s Anvil-a Salve at 23in per box. by
(ion. ll. l‘luistcd. .\'or\\'a|k and South
Nurwulk.
A Sunk! 'I‘Itnl Did “ruin...
A Hugcrstuwn. Maryland. paper tells or
how a snake in the mountains ncar the" bit
a man in the heel of the boot. which killed
the mun. killed the sunke. killed the man
who married the man‘s widow and wore the
man‘s boots. and killed the shoemsker who
cobbled the boots. At last accounts the boots
were still living. The serpent. was the veno-
mous hoop or horn snuks. “'6 should say
horn snake. and a powerful stiff horn st
dish—Burlington Hawkers.
Bucklcn‘s Al'nk‘sl Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. Toner. Chopped Hands,
Cliilblains. 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. ‘or sale by Geo. B.
Plaistcd, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
“Bough on Coughs.”
Ask for "Roach on Combs“ or Loufis, .Colds.
Sore Tin-est. Hmml't-i. Trochcsds c. quid. 5c.
“Bot-gl- on Bass.”
mast-mouths“. Mimi: mocha. fins. stirs. herbbugs,
from
skunks. chipmunks. fifielfi."137
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“ears Pains. _
Dropsicsl Swellings. Dizziness. Indi-
urcd by “Wells
Pslpitstiou.
anon. Headache. sleeplecmms c
eulth Ilencwcr.“ __
“Bough on Corns.” _
Ask for Wells‘ “Mb on Corns.“ 15c. Quick,
Hard or soft coma. warts. bumom
“Rough on Pain” Poroused
_ Plaster;
Strengthening, im vcd. the fleet for bsclnche.
pains in chestorsi e. rheumstlms, neurilgu.
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'1‘th People. _
Wells‘ Hmlth Its-newer“ more! health snd vigor.
cures dyspepsis. IIcsdsclic. benousneci. Debi t .
. ”4
\Vlsooplug Cough, .
sud the many Thrust Affection: of children. prom~
Lly. ploasantlv and ssfel reltvsd_ by “Rough on
gouging“ Trocbos. 15c : ssm. 2.)
Homers.
11' 3'0“ 8'“? fl" ‘ . broken. won: out and. nervous,
use “Wells‘ Bed w 31. Drum.
7 ' Lue P .li'f: trv Wells.
If ousrelosinz r pom . _ ‘-
Beulin Ream." MEN spots.
“Roul- on Toothache.”
Instant relief for Xcurslgis. Toothsthe. Panache
Ask for “ ugh on Toothache." 15 sod 25 cents.
Pretty Women. . .
Lsdies who would retain freshness and vrvsuty.
Don‘t full to try "‘Wells‘ Balm W.“
Gators-“:3! Throat Attractions,
‘ l
. our.
all: “ 03 ~ __
“Bowls or! Its-I.”
Cures humor-s. originals. rirgwonn, setter. sslt
rim. frosted fcct,
lblsiu.
The Hope or the Harlemfi
male t develop-m untidy-en 3.
Chi . In: ‘I‘Wclls‘ “llama."
Wide Awake .
Hatch, Bailey 8. (in.
Hsnufscturcrs of srtd Dcslers in
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles, '
Lath,
Doors, Moldings. Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
chccrctl Hard Wood Work,
Ilartl Wood (‘ciling and
Flooring.
MARSHAL 5'11. ~ SOFT“ NURWALK
Raymund Brothers.
TO LET— L
Part of a "music on .‘I‘l‘ll Stu-ct.
I
TO LET —
Part of u lluusc on High Strict.
l
T” [JCT—-
lbtrn uti llay-Vit-w .\\'ruuc.
l
[”11“ SALE —
lluilding Lats.
'l‘tl LET——
I‘t‘l’rii‘kfi and Tools.
l
.\ l5”.
Buildings for Storage.
Raymund Bremen.
NEW GHUDS!
Fh ~li from the Fm lnl’lx‘c. Uur Spun: Stork t~ in w
lu-arly toniplrtu‘, rumpr 3.“; an HSlt‘ll\.\'l‘ Varicty
of Funny and Smplc Amara to fund tlw 'l‘aslr and
Wants oftlm I‘ultilc. Our Stock of Lamps is Ih!‘
t
Lugosi. most Vanni. lu~~l .N‘clcch-d. at Popular
I‘ncw. of any c\ or bcforc mtroduwd into this man
kvt. Our t‘ns’kcry. China. Glass Warv. sud Fancy
Goods .m- of tho I’lllt's'l Stylt-s and New sharks.
and tn‘vd only to lN‘ soon to bc appn‘cintt‘i. Our
lLsngt-s and Oil Stun-s have all the Inks! Improve—
mt-nts. and ns‘ommrnd thcmsclvrs to rill who soc
thcm. Our Tzn “‘uw compriscs almost cu-rything
that 1* uwdctl lll Fancy and Plum Goods. 'I‘hc Xv“
York 'l‘vxu‘a- Flils‘l’ t‘utfcc l‘ot bouts all otlicrs.
l‘nct-s lll Tin Ware and Fancy Articles gn‘atly n»
ducul.
We invite the public to examine our line of goods
bcforc purchasing clscwhcrc. “'c fccl secured that
we can and will undrrscll the New York imirkct.
sud savethc cost of fsrc sud frcight. We buy at
the ‘ouutain-Ilcsd in all lines. and arc satisfied with
motlcrstc profits.
F. H. Nash ll Bin
.Iohn__8_i_rp_pson
mullmlmflllfi?
———BKI‘. 41st AND 42d S'I'SV ..-————-
new YORK crrv.
Holiday Goods!
WE EXHIBIT '1'!!! HOST COI-
PLE'I'E LINKS 0?
THIS WEEK
ALBU ls,
DRESSING-CASES.
FINE POCKET-BOOKS old
SA'I‘CIIELS,
BBlc-A-BBLCo
'2;
FRENCH DOLLS.
WORK-BOXES,
DREW ‘ Nil-CASES,
PERPUIB CASES,
PAPETIIES, Etc.
use ucs ARTICLES,
s; 1.: an muss transmitting-s,
‘ AND comm: USE 0!‘
murmurs Goons res urns.
ass-1mm, AND mum,
The Beat
. ' Prune,
Vegetables,
Hunt & Zeturrs.
Oranges.
Bananas, .
Grapes.
Apples,
Lowest Prices.
Escallops.
’ Oysters.
Clams,
Pickled Oysters a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
Delivery.
Poi itv
Attcntion.
At Our Market.
\Vlicnevcr you want anything, to be
got at u oomph-tn market gin- us a call.
mu ZELUFE.
“DR. LESL'tI-rs
SPEEIAL PRESCRIPTION.
__.pun__
SICK
HEADACHE,
,4, s n —
SEA-SICK .V ESS.
TESTIMONIALS:
TROY. .\‘ru \ alrk. Am: 1‘). l\\l
S. II. ARIIIERAI‘I'MI Sir. I hau- stitfrn'tl frum
Nt-nuus .‘u‘k lit-tidal lu- all in} do Nothin: :zut
inc rrlu‘f Huh? I trird Ilr. lawn ‘— S'H‘Ial I‘rt u Inp-
unn fur Strk llt'sdarlic llau‘ nod :: fur llw pit-t
fur your» and 11 work ilair a rhuriu. Truly \uul“.
JOHN S. Fl‘ZASI-Zl'. “uh W. ll l-‘rrsr.
as: llncr Sh. Troy. N Y . Srpt. 12, l\\tl
S It An: urn llvar >vr: For nu'rtw‘nty )t‘fll‘l
lt‘1\t‘lin1:lrtitlb5~-s|\\rll| on k va'xlitu‘ht‘ lump: an
mint 1». ”try too mm in \xtizt'l» ruLfinul 111"!" my
tad for too or lhrw days ram: tiny and l lune
lu‘rl: unablr to rind mull-«n: ‘!.:it would in 2p “1"
m ' l I trial I" lr~.‘r‘~ >;»w t. l‘rvw r ;~ ‘Hl‘
a \u ur ago. ~:llu'3l19t. l lmxc L-nl but v11" mint 3..
It} d 'tn‘ \\‘t~ rigs”! by ntcrir n; .~ .i .y.\ , ~er ox . v
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Am MI; Mr h: rrply
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tour s-‘kJic
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ultrtm‘t I had any num- lh‘ttl‘u' ultl: hrmlut‘lic. “:il
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my that l haw nut an‘ll lrt‘lllvw‘tl u‘ll‘. l‘. in all the
tho \vnrfl. and that nu :cn. n. ltl'uilll but! unruly
nupnnnl. and I furl that I on r if ail to Dr. Lorin-B
Nun :al l'n-u rip! .un Yt'tih n r ‘
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t‘ll.\l:l.n‘l"l:l-: rmm‘.
I'Rll‘li 0‘ I} llul.l..-\B.
rou $.\l.1~‘. BY
3.“) 1y
GEORGE ll. l‘l..\l.\‘TED.
Somali. lll‘ll Smith Not-walk.
HARDWARE.
The BEST ASSURTMKNT in TOWN of
General Hardware
Mos-Illusion Tools.
\l’hllc Lead. l’alnls,
on. and \\ ludow Glass-
A full Ascotuurut or
Locks and Blurbs,
Table rum l‘ockcl (Yuan-y
of the best Quality. cut-up for Cyst:
lilllllfl Fflllllllllllg lllllllls
‘ JAPANI-Zh‘lm PAPER “‘ERE.
Agent for thc
Dow-r \‘crdicul Built-r and Hall‘s Paton
Fire and Burglar Proof fiifc.
Agricultural Impluucnts.
Nup t‘lmndlcry. Rupt'. RC
W . C. QUINTAED
New Goods!
/
\Vutchcs,
Diamonds,
JEWELRY
Sole Agrul in Soruulk. autlmnzul by the company.
(‘I'
ROCKFORD QC ICK~TRAI N ,
Railrual Watches!
John Foley's Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated “Hire. Opera
Glasses. 'Gold Six-ctscles and
Eye—Glasses. Nickel and
“‘alnut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
—I'ISB—-
W A T C H E S
A SPECIALTY.
Smudsrd Time by Chmnomcn-r. at
A.W. Austin’s
Opera House Block,
Nor-walk. Conn.
18 Railroad Place, So. Norwalk.
7 Est—in: token the stove formerly occupied or u
' t. sho h J. R. Rsymoudd‘. Co..’on [name
We. sndpful ystocked it, with
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
I mainly invite s share of the public W.
Itwtllbemysimsokcepthc
Best 6f Goods.
And to am s:
1.0 w EST PRICES.
Goods will be dellvercdomimptly. sud everything
possibledouetosccosmn epstmm. Pleads-give
”Elbert Berg.
Bo. New-wall. April 12!: 163.
NewGroceryl
thdftw'l'beuvusfsllmA
uuumusmm-Luu
bed hookcmsddfurln
MIRA-
thsntwiceour
cries. 1mm
rit.An
free. am 300: 00..
We will sell you a first-clam Barrel of
Flour way down.
Potatoes by the Busbcl or Barrel at low-
\ est prices.
Echo Farm Creamery Butter by the Tub
or Pound.
A Kit of No. 1 Deep Sea Mackerel:
No. 3 Mackerel for 511:: pound.
fine
Samtoga Ilrips Syrup: :1 finc article of
Rock Candy Syrup fur buckwheat
cakes. 25cm qt.
For (‘l'oice Confectiom-ry. Figs. Nuts,
Grapes. Oranges. Lemons. we
can suit you.
Give E. J. Iatrrabec & Cu.‘s Flavored
Sugar “'afcrs a trial. {ficts box.
Edam. Pineapple. and full Cream Cheese
a specialty.
“'o are still selling 16 lbs. Ex. (‘ Sugar
for $1.
15 lbs. \\'hite Sugar for $1.
14 lbs. Stan. Granulated Sugar fbr $1.
16 lbs. Turkish Prunes for $1.
10 lbs. Fancy ltricd Apples for $1.
5 Gals. Home Light Oil l130 test oil) 750.
Come and soc “S and we will so“ you
t‘lll‘lAPl‘IR for CASH than any
other store in the city.
0.. ,
Sim Bill.
AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral.
No other complaints are so insidious in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none so trttled with by the “1.30?in of sum-r.
crs. The ordinary cough or cold. manitxrf
perham from u trifling or unconscn-us fk«
pnsurc. is often but the beginning of a fatal
$lx’blit‘55. At‘ut‘s CHERRY I‘m toxin. bu
u: ll prl-vvn its efficacy in a forty yrsfi‘ right
u .ih throat and lung diseases. and should to
mica in all cases without dclsy.
A Terrible Cough Curr-d.
“ In 1%?! took .t sevcrc cold. \\ inch affected
my lungs. I had :1 turt'il-lt- rough, aul p4». d
night after night without sloop. 'l he «newts
gave me up. I Int-d Ari-:u‘s Cmnvnx I‘I‘\<
'IURAL, which relieved my lungs. indnnd
sleep. and afforded run the "$1 Ml’k‘Q‘S\\r)‘
for the recovery of to strength. 1:) the
Collilliur‘d use of the Trix-rut. o pcnxtzh
rn-ut cure was effected. I am now It yrais
old. halo and bcuty.snd .111 satisfied you
Commit rectors“. sued me.
. ‘ Houses Fstnunornrm."
’ Rockinghsm. \‘t.. July 15. tau.
Crown—A Iother's filtrate.
“ While in the country last winter my liltlo
bothrx-e ycarsold.wns taken illwith crt-tip;
it. menial 3.! if he would die from strangu-
lation. one of the fsuuly suggested the use
of AVER‘S Cutuuv I‘Et TURAL, u but» of
which was always kept in the house. This
was tried in small und frequent docs. and
to our delight. in less thsu half an lmur the
little patient. was breathing easily. The doc
tor and that the Carma“ I‘nrorut. had
saved my darlings IIIP. Can you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours.
Mus. Luna Growtv."
15') West 125m SL. Sew York. May 16. l~~‘2.
“ I have used Ayn-:5 Cntuur I‘rnousr.
in my family for seven“ years. and "
hesitate to pronounce it the most ei
remedy for coughs and adds we hav '
tried. , A. .I. CRA;
Luke Crystal. Armin. Much is. ices.
" I suffered for right year: from Bronte
sud after trying manv nuncdies with pc
cry. 1 was cured by the use of A\'_rn‘s .
nv l'rr'rotut. .lustzrn \\ “.025.
IS) hulls, Miss. April 5, 1&2.
“ 1 cannot say enough in prnisc of Arts
Cunznv Pi:\‘rt\l‘..\l.. believing as I do tlu.
but for its me I should long §lllN have ‘ ’
from lung troubles _ It. Baum).
I‘slatmc. Texas. April 2:. 1&2.
Xe case of an affection of the throat. or
lungs exists which cannot be ghastly n'iieved
by the use of ‘AYER'S Cnmnr PEt’TvRAL.
sud it will slimy: are when the disease ll
not slresdy beyond the control‘of medicine.
PREPARED 3"
Dr. .I. C. Ayer 6:00., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil Drng'gish.
geisos CURE FOR»:
‘- « um wsrst All RSI CARS. .1
" Baxt‘oughsyrup. Tortuga-d. ..
’5? Use in unto. sold‘ by drug; —5 .
:TT‘CONSUMPTION.
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ORANGE MASS.
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DR. DAVID
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REMEDY
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To mq-mnfirhs‘md to ilk”
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“mohficfi
smnu BROS. ’
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