. “Ltlldlllxll III 1".”
I’
tux-\lllg.
“a but Intro.
lIrIlan to the dirt: comm: um,
lourn, II-Cw. fol l IF'YN will ovo—
Inl-Il tn I’lllI‘ in]: .unl Ik'fl' It!“ t-QtlIm.
so: n» m-- u at my It It In: wrote me.
urlr ye. Im .. t r It‘tlill «I III :‘II the when
“‘wp. uvl I I.- lllt «mi “orb Iiinpokcn.
“5‘ III. II» o I, 2‘ Ir I'I- Inohtzr- w.“ brokcn~
“It It Ill-inn” dull .lt‘lg Wt‘lII IIII' ?
fiime III-Ir I. o I I “II “V would have mm this
only ‘. In. 3 III 4‘1}: it up their!
linin- II I“! lilI‘II;tl‘ would have mused Inc,
Sum" II itl‘ wr would muttle my Iltnmlr.
Dumb llpx It would q-Ilt‘l uly thplttg;
Sun mlx i5 It midi In your sine-pine?
8m: IlI’II". dos-I It Ivst In veali‘ keeping.
Hush-«I In your \l‘lmf‘ unbound I‘m 2
\t‘hat 9 Wm“ 9 ii I won tvr .lnl pond Ir—
“'qu ro‘IIII. I‘I'l )I‘él t~1i ll me?
[with llrnI mil l .(lIuw. II! II;I Viol-1‘?
Hun- l.-:l.{ “I‘li‘ lw ~1I .Ir» I: II»?
Br Inn HI I . III III- II ...
Wild ‘irl In tho “Inli ..I ‘ i l‘\~\- r‘
WW ‘nll I .I‘IIeIrII lI‘I-II-nrth ovi‘r,
Brill; II I .II—t iIIIustgt‘ II II IIII‘.
.‘I' -'-
'I.’ "III"?
r J. Ibu‘vlrglo'.
. ,_
COMIC COHISNTS.
It takes very little epr Iliiion and energy
h catt II it t‘nld
“by is It prisoner‘s time like It bad joke?
Bt‘t‘dllfit‘ it‘s p IKKI'II iii Ilnruncewstupid.
'l'Im many town in llll‘l country depend p
upon I‘rovI-lI III-v Instmd of fire engines.
SllppI-i-y-lllili is the wood thzit hIlOllItl be
usml in the t‘IIlhll‘llv‘IlIIll nf aleigh~rnnucrn
.\ new “‘The Orange
Girl.“
of liIlglItI-r.
IIpI‘I‘It in t'illlt'II
It Is idle for -I min to say he in no longer
young III- is longer. Ago crol'xks. and
sb-Irtensli Insu.
“ ‘Tli Nadir!!! it) John" ilild tiltI poet.
ILIIl hr Ithl iilnrricd he would have writ-
ten. ‘III; ulmkiess II lIIII- -.r
Dr Mary Walker‘s quoritc motto is the
wt“ lIII Iwn Ipiot Ition from (wothc: “ Al-
though \\'t' I-IInIIot always be heroes. one
our always be It man."
“ You don‘t mean to send us new the
river in that horrid old bout with that little
boy ' ‘l‘is all right. ".mlllll Sure.
EhI b _\ mu sliuim l- who I dunk.
I‘lle young \\==III.‘IIi of the.I period has l
avail of n \l-«thlnlilly. llr. llownrd Crosby
IIIyII ,
5!.oull In; \i.~‘.l III \I r we a dude or Ii dog~
can.”
“ There can In: no great men without
mys'Kutu Fivld. No, and
ill. rI- IeIII l-I- n- grmt LII-II without grand-
f;ItlII 5. I‘ll!“ I. It Lilus (WU to make bar-
gnliw. Iv III.
“ I admit
lzizil not :I Ir:
l \ II 3 I \‘
y gIIIIIl luau} blll lllI‘ll.
t‘\‘ .‘ t II of on 1‘" It‘s practice
tl- III at _. p rlItt you know. Itiid um I
hiII II 1 got."
~ \I Ill. how do you like school. my toy 'I“
.. I III. Iir~t-r..II-- splvxl lIIl.“ “ That‘s good:
no“. “ll-ll do you llkt‘ boat about your
ot‘IIv-ul lllr r“ ‘ llI-It .' \\'hy, the women
an I \..I‘.Ilh'll~. of course.“
Ulw r- .u III “by the fur Western cities
gr ~ ~ I‘I‘I in brains“ tllr tin ii who found
tl.- l r: L. l I ’llI ‘lll‘ III'st_ lotzi for Hint]
I l llru l-I mil ~I;I .ire t‘llllt‘l’ Ill-It or hung'
It ‘I \I ry t Illy ridge
unzip: I
H- V ._
LIlI'II-‘tiI‘Ku‘JI'I'l:
wun l
I\\
III I'-
. Mr. A. i< not :I vcrv
but he :i man of
.it. l his I‘nllvrrslltiuu ls lin-
h‘hr III‘ \' Iuilrxitiul unprov-
Ing : \\'l.). I .1: Int know there was tiny-
thugs“. ;I1.It:I r with it. '
L; l. 11} t3 litluviil:
Ill.» I-- iIl : Ilnmg during the prior
put ..'.l II I‘rIiIilI-m:
l ilI.I;’n. ~I.I;I lune l\\‘l
'I“ y ICI sty
III III. In
\I'll‘”
lzulics -.
Iil‘lUI‘I‘ l3
“ ”Hulk just
lully to urn-nu:
“ Allow me.
IglI. '.‘
will!
it IllI II-‘I .; _\IIr-.r \IIll‘-‘ to mike pt'tIplt
ll». II In. ' 'I' ;.I:a a.\_\l‘.l§ “
lb “Jo." .‘Illlw, —llII‘k——“ iltly old _
are _\- I .1" .l.- '~ .I; H IIII' I‘ll three."
III. I. ‘II... II: II. I IIt II. ml: . I'm tight.‘
3 it \I3 I w. lét'l‘lzit lw :I-i stuck -Ilp
I.' ‘.t I' 5 3-!) :I._I vi.“ l mu iw mutt. too.
till! I p 1» .lIJll I I :.-.: ILII "
ling. r ' \‘I in! do _\ml Illt I.i by staying
out tlIi luldillgilt \‘\ki”’ night :" Soil «"
in It“: on. ll‘hi of I '-II . -I_I‘. ail'r I
you." 1‘ Am r-" i; 'I-::~I hy.‘ \\'ll.It Iluyuu
mun by that 1 Son ; ” “H il. you are I‘m
I haven‘t
.m". to pay bo..r.l. but by keeping
.» l III.'.II I; III I II'I‘iL-I‘I lune youI
I g I-- l Ilz;..l of I-\ptilv.- to you. sit”.
,; II tilt: ll.
uttt III I
‘wd doll lit lotisiL-a'.1
Little Nut—What Ilid pa Iilt‘dll when he
I’IlIl Ian-r llllth Il|‘\~I <2 up gI-Itzm; ~1Irrepti-
' liltlli II‘ttI-l‘. " \\"::\1 km l of h llI‘l’i pl tlu‘lu ?
Littlv Nail -\\'hy. Il I:I't you know,
lu\:‘ l th A ll~r bI.I\i l.
lIIllI- l»I-\ Il‘Il~ r tlI-- hlll'ill'lv'l')‘ and Edith
gI-ntlmul Lulu Ned lllt why is they
thit" Littlo Nril —\\'ll)‘ tlII-y
call-n l §:I'l‘l!;!3¥-.Ilvlili ‘e~Iu~.e they": so sweet.
you Lu or Just like ind :IIII-t.
tliwy Is
t\l‘5 them In It
ml! l is
MOUNDS QF THE MISSISSIPPI.
These un‘bll' III Irks, to which high
Iutliority lIIuI llfialglu‘d ltn antiquity of more
than WU you“. :Irl- located about eight miles
south of t‘hillieothe. I). When originally
surveys-d. Iuoro than forty your: ‘Ilgt‘. th-y
inrloxed an anti of 2th Acres. There were
two large inclosui'm. connected by In;
lithium of limo—Works. one of “RNA bring
. iii the form of Ii perfect circle. the other I
wiluln‘. bulked out hitvnilly. “were were
IIII lllt'l’ works on the interior of these. and
minor In: in 'Illlilrl which an sul posed to
quI been used for various purposeswfor
tho -- ‘I-efYtlitt‘uI religious rites. Ila sheri-
ill-iii IllIIr-I for Illi‘ inIIIIIIlIItion of IlllIIldll
victim-I. Iis sepiilchrci for the inténuent of’
the Iiuuul‘ml dead. “'ith but «scant t‘\t‘I‘]I-
limit tlir‘)‘ are almost entirely Ibblitt‘rittI-II.
Tlli llul‘t‘l‘ northern tribes sII'IIIIlIy turn“
the mollu-ldmihlfl'fi muthwrird t0 IIII‘ (‘UIV
dill: me and Andes, where they erected their
temples and altar: upon I grander smile—3'
but left their work intact. A new onlericf
«civiliution. however. ruthlessly plowed
over the fortifimtiom and loner Ivor-kit. and
the corn blades now rustle where of old the
copper armor-heads gleaned trenchluit iii
the sunshine. The wounds are nearly all
that is left. One of the urgent of theoe is
more than fifty feet in length Ind from
Iev- utn u to th-utv feet high. It hrs uem
been frillv explored During the past will
__hrN_r.~ll’ilIon.Iyoun-gpcdugoguo or this
neighborhood. become cred with Icientitle
Incl, Ind nude two lncldou into the center
dtlnmoond.hcingroerdedhyIIkullor
two Sud-I tow copper oruuncntc. Prof. F.
W. Futons, Cantor of the Peabody
' ImmItGInhrldgc. MI... Ind perm»
“at
want m of the Amer-inn A-oc' '
for the “numeral of Science.
to complete the work of then pioneer-I. Ho
h evidently provided with‘the IincwI . er
for the Iccomplishnient of I work which
nightthebeI-nmleweo! the hi
Hercules, Ind beyond that. WI
Ind cnthmium which iI, perhIpI, of greater
rIlIio tth the more practical aids “lit,
Ikehetou the been dug out of the hold Ind
(rum to W neighborhood of the
on
mud. There wII one peculiarity about I
thointoruwntoluchoftheu. Apiece of
finely woven cloth. which hId‘Iumehow or
cal-r ruined the runs“ or time, wII
WWW“ of such a! the do-
find“ lithe-chum In: other
Mathew toilet they bod
hmhwmtho-mud-
hell“. ”but! notwither,
walnut-“fir“ at this won.
who-k1, ”wag-obit: wt;
bumwifiuwmu
“bufifilcu’u on. with
M
m‘m
“firfilwithnfl m m at rip
It is epr-cttd to )Ii‘orokc “ [cots “ -
eu' '
‘ If Iill young ladies Wt‘l’u what they 7
~.II.‘I the young hiwyur, ” that
how '
and their rlII'lIIII
All .
:tSsIlI‘d f
-,hIIIIi-IIIWINI
THE DAY OF CHEAP 300K8-
_flow a Ito-Io:- II Murat-we Malic- I.
Good Livolthood.
A reporter ascended o rickety stairway
on (‘lnithnm Itrect. and entering I good-
Iized front room on the Icmnd floor, found
himself surrounded on every side by the
productions of the literary giants of our own
time. as well its of bygone days.
Ranged about the walls of the room were
Ilielves extending from near the floor to the
height of It man‘s limid. Through the centre
of the room runs ll long nIvl-I also contain-
ing Hlielvcs. l‘pon those shelves arc piled
tliousinds upon thouann-ls of works of
fiction. history and general literature. every
one of which is second hand. while many
have been perused by a score of rcaderw.
They are all of that cheap class of literary
production which under the names of the
Franklin SIpiIIre Library. tlic Seaside Li-
brary Iiiid the like have been scattered
‘bnvIdI-zist over the country Iind have brought
the works of- I‘ivkent. 'l‘llzleker.l_v. \‘iOtIu
Hugo nnl their eo2IfrI~:-I~.~I of the past and
prcsvnt within the rI-m-li of people of the
moat liiiiite-l pecuniary resources.
l “ My I‘llilllt‘<.\‘ gives me Ii very good live-
llllt‘tltl." wiid'tht- proprietor, n huddle—aged
innit who has nidI-ntly rend widely and
thoroughly. “ us well as rind-ling me to puy
Ii fair reliiiinerntion to my agent“. of whom
I llin't‘ several. who Iii-c eolistzintly scouring
the city in RWCII of sI-I‘ond build works of
ltllis I loss. A great in nu" Inc also brought
to me by people \\ ho have bought “II II
books from rt Liil dealers. and Iiite r n-mliug
i them bring them Ilt‘l’t for t? I‘e or to 0“ ll: Inns
E for otlII rs.‘
" \\ but do yell p.Iy for them ?“ lulled the
reporter.
“ From throo to five :ents oncb. :iIII-ordlug
us they lwlong to the ten or. twenty cents
edition.“ “I“ the answer. “ In exchange I
give half the original value. For instance.
if It person bringu me It number of works
which not him :I doll II- when ptlri‘lnmml
. from the rituilI I‘. l xillow him or her to
IIlIIr-l titty t‘l Ills \vIIItlI of tho books \\hiIll
an in my stock. “In It I SI il l I hallu- jlls!
liltlf tlir price ”I It the work \IIIIll l cost
when new. 'l‘lIIIsI I nrll Ii tIIil
l
: t‘I‘IlI \tIlllIllt
, (or the cults. and II twenty I‘rut Ullt‘ for tel
9 t‘I'liIS. “I I‘IIVIX'N' I III IIIII lIIIvI- .Illy I‘m-ll:
‘ from \I llI-rsI ewept ”low In fair condition.
. IliIIl from which of the
l missing." ”I
l “ Do you IlIth‘Jll‘thy I‘lix‘toIIlI-rs r
“ Illll‘ollvilx of IIIt‘lll. \IIII Mm.
l t‘III‘w-I III [III SI I \t' IIII'\I‘ \‘III‘IIII \UiIlIIII .\
l
l
IIIIlII' It'dh a ltl‘u
nu I-III‘
lilti l'
:Ili‘ .II\\:\_\\‘
‘llt‘lll. Ull
I'lx llll'
lll‘ only \\.IlII\‘ to I‘I~.iIl IllL
\voili. so lII- “I” buy “lli‘lt‘ he mu do
I III IpI st. 'l‘llrll. Iiitn i' llecIlInIllntlng :i Islllll
In»! of the lloolh. Ilt‘ can bring llll'lll back to
luv. and I will gin him one III I \I~ll,liI_I_-I~ to:
each two he lIllllgu m‘.
Inning Ullt‘l I‘IuIIl “will. so they
fulxly III A: ll
.Itlu I’ build.
\\.I_\' Ill-Ivan It.
or t'\I‘Il.IlI Iv the
“III lI‘Ill‘I‘lmxI‘l‘ II «\IIIili‘
m
III IllI-I \\ Iy you
mil t‘tsll)’ tlll le 1‘! III I that It person t‘lll
I'I-.IIl Ii largr number of works by the \eiy
but authors :It at trllllvlg \'\l‘I‘Il\I‘I
ITALIAN CHILDREN \‘I'HO MARRYI
mm. «t‘ the \Yltt“
'I‘ivrlvo ul‘ .‘lflI at
"In Va“.
.\lliyor I‘Ilson r-IcI ntly reeeived II coll
trIIm llll lt.Ih.III gill and two men. who visit.
I- l tlI-~ \l Iyor t-I'III Irly the girl to one of
' llII-m. The r app-“t “‘1‘8 rI-flls-Id on III-count
III the Ilge of th.‘ girl. who appmred‘ little
III-Irv th III Ii child. The llilllltlh IIlt‘lt went
'I'- .\l b no III I'm-lulu :Ill'l nlride II bllllllitl' I'II-
next to lll‘ll. 'l‘l» Al lvrmnu refuted IuI tlII
it‘ll . I; .\ll «IIIII‘I‘Y III llll‘ QWI‘II‘I)‘ III]
,.I l‘;I \ :I of IlrIiIIlty to t‘hildrvll gnu-
,‘ Lu}! 2’ IlII - iliI-II‘IIl .III IIlt‘
I I: \‘il‘lt‘lll‘ II’ llII'
ll I I‘
l : l- .II‘
it
l‘w'li.
I‘l lli hand to
'illl
III.
II \rly ml IHI ltIli'Illx' lliiiiq ill
15 Inf N \ Yolk. 2.1“!
'5; t.- tllu loop-It
' IEI- r unbl- I‘ live in \vat lxll -I‘IIII-Il
' . it . .I:I -pl.IrtI I; \Ihieil III-Eng 5»
I'll . Slxtll \\'.ir\l.
‘ ‘ :.~ air) IIII~ I;.‘Itll\
»:I. ll II do. i» kl:
~II 1II; 'of whom
.-I ‘\\‘-~~.‘. l ly UH"-
-\
. y...:: ..' Ill this 13‘.-
.;I‘I- (‘Illl ll't‘ll.
|\\ n [It Now \‘(II‘NI‘T‘L
loner VIII“ of llihll on -
\lurils Mire. and eight llmses l‘ltlllllll‘
the '5
.wlI II '
' Ill-N of
2 \tr Inf-fly \‘Il Illgll to l.l.\l fI-I‘I \I-I‘.
.. um -t h l‘l in II III tllvln .Ix‘ ILI ItbLII'lnI.
‘. . r 2‘ S -:\. III~ v. . IyI‘, *nl pIIIldlIIrs III
I II: II ‘. l -.'I l I-.;~~ l.III-~ thing which an
..II‘I L. l ‘l ‘. Izl \. it will lto III-tiI‘Iul
il: Nix. g». - «:11; III I‘l thew I’lllilrvii .iiI
! . t I.- ll‘l‘ I llll twelve I-r ‘t‘hll'tvwn
.. . . llll‘i'I' ~-\I :I yI‘lrlzigvr. who er ,
II. . I .1. It prol \i. II hug ring of III‘ I»
. .l\ r ‘l‘2I- IIII I"'-..'.II‘ led with :l \"Ifhfl‘a ,
l‘ ,I . t by ill~ little Ilrsliiut with whom
tII- y .~ ‘ltb‘tl tor Iho NI!" otulmtohes. II“\\'.‘I-
EIILI'T --r funk. l“ lIov-l to llII'll‘ ll ‘Iivw‘
Illmv guts I:I Iy II - I on to Il‘xr‘llll'li‘ Iui tlII
I'. '.\I t_\ ah p. o. thI- llii- ~I lll which Ill~~_v lit.-
.t .I'I-I \\ II. .III l in Mn 1 \I~nIII.;. t‘hzll .‘irillyll
i'l ”'31 r I;-~.I -. \tIl“II Ililny hive babies ii;
“In L' ':"!l‘. ..It~n-lIII;.; Ill-'lll ultli IIvI-ry IIIIILI:
'I5!l',‘I Ill
try tn . ll
I‘m 15
all.
h“ l‘\' b- II! .I ltniilu“. who lounge
I3 th Ir on.
Sun I
“Illl their lI'I‘TIleI ls
mo'ly Ii p ll‘v-I‘lilv- I.
II: hi Itl‘uliy
‘5. ‘l‘iII-s-c girls are mur—
lel‘S tIlII.
us I-I mil its the cIIrIu
\s :I rule tll:~y .lI't' mir-
r'Ial by (Zullollc \‘It‘ré"_l‘llli‘n. who lilivziyn ro.
Iplln‘ \Il=‘ prI wnce of the girls lit the nur-
Ill!“ In Italy IIl'Wl‘ mrly
the rub rat. I: ti:.;:l thv-
party who \‘Ia-tII-l til;-
I)
-
III- I \vJvli tliuy
Ill.II‘ri.IgI>s lll‘t‘
vxn‘pti-in. 'l‘h-I
.\I.I_\‘or wem pl‘olnli-iy
pghon‘ too lll-I-r ii to rt'g-II‘II tho sanction II!
(he t‘Il‘Ilri‘ll us Inn-esnry to Ill‘dk" their con-
lnot iildlsiohlble The girls of this age III:
uxuzilly IplitI- pr fly, but it few years of unit-
riI-Il life IIIIiI‘lorllis lllrlll into the hideous
lugs who pltl‘ol the streets investigating
the content: of .Islidurn-ls Iuld gnrlugtk
boxes. lI rI-pIiI-rs but about four years ex»
III III nee for lllcit- child-lulurous to become
used. There is no law to prevent eau-ly inur-
nngI-s. where the consent of parents or
guardians is given. and-society is unable tc
cope with this growing evil. The infant
population of the Italian quarter is. com-
paratively spmking. enorinmls.——.Y¢Ir Kerk
Coma“ I I I If .lIt’cI diner.
Fort-nu MIdc by Bro-din. lroII.
At flit-It tlnao gangs only stole Mexican
Itock. which they left at Clovcrdolc until
they had I chance it) drive than to the Sir:
Carlos Indian Agency. whith has their
chic! market. Solnetirzlus they stole thoro
ough’bwd American stock. when they had
to not to work and remove the brands. The
plan In! Iiinple enough. A piece of blui-
kct was taken and wrung Ifter being
dipped in water. A common frying pan
was then heated nearly red hot. The wet
blanket we: applied over the brand and the
F red hot pan proceed hard oguinst it. The
Itaam generated Icalded the hair clear 0!
And the job was done. In I few months
the hair grow again Ind at new brand woo
of branding iron with which they could
change a number of brands. I once heard
. I Texan hum of umIti in Preoidio Co. Tex.,
who started in only five yearn ago with two
old cows and Ii building iron uud it today
worth $1‘F|.Q_i0. I told him I knew half I
dozen lllI'll in New Mexico, who Itni‘tcd in
with nothiIi-I‘ but the branding ir:».=l Ind m
fill-day Ii nth :2'1LOOO. The luau ling iron
bu luid the foundation of many respect-
Iblc fortunes, both here Ind in Tum—-
'Nar Norma Curuclondcm c‘t. Luna‘s 6.2an-
Dar-Ian:
nob-clun- hr- Alcohol.
8IyI-4he Athmtit (bunk-lion : " The
dowel for Itiumhuits is more general in
thilcouutrythonithu been in our past
history. Hulldrcth of thousand: of good
temperance people, who would die baton
they would tile liquor. resort to opium.
chloral. the bicnrlxmatcr and yihmplistco.
WheuI Inn feels bully-ho token We
Iptrltr of uni-ooh. c at Inch, or
Inna Mind Is. Some Inca
Ion! Wm with quinine. Every III:
on mostlnnhnh Ir. tam-rd. IId
Wuhan-mu freely II“ Inter. WI
Ire trifiog with our ncrnI, III! that b no
what. All that we lambda“
we III an we on living Ion fad fit Q
m
put on. Then again the fellows had I kind,
:tloli. Iizll trI-.ItIId '
' this
IIuII “Va 1
WI!) or! If tllAOAItA FALLS.
Anna, boominglycbontfioycua of I80.
rr woiII'r s: A IIIIIrcII.
A can whoIc hair and whiskers were
was telling the people inthc waiting room! I plentifully sprinkled with guy was in the
at the Third street depot yesterday that he
had been but to old Massachusetts to see
his sister. and that on his way bIck he stop.
pod 011' It Ni: tglirst Falls.
“ That‘s Ii place I uevcr saw,“ remarked
i oniIIuI with Ii poke-bonnet on.
“ You didn't! Well. you‘ve‘ missed the
aII'fullI-st sight on earth! I was just stilli-
nod.“
“ What is it like 2“ she asked.
“ Well. there‘s Ii river. and the falls. nnd
lots of hotels, and scvoml Injiliis. and the
bridle veil. and bind only knows what else.
If my old woman had Ii-beeii along she‘d
tilivo wilted right down."
“ There‘s water there. I suppose ?“
“ Illi. lumps of it. It pours Illhl thunder:
and roars and foams and litmus Iirmmd ' in
the terriblcnt manner. You have bit on Ii
shirt-button in It piece of pie. hxivon‘t you 1’“
“ No sir. "
" ‘I ‘I- ll the feeling was about the slime—
kindI r slliu'ry. “'lly. the biggest mIIII that
c\ or lived IliIi’t lntlf ftr‘ big us Niagara Fulls !
Let him stlind that and see that ‘oro \\‘1\Il‘l'
tumbling over them ‘rrc rocks Iind he can‘t
help but feel “but. a Illiscrliblo boss tly be
Is. You‘ve flillvn out o‘ bed. haven‘t you '9“
“ No, air."
” Well. it‘s about the some thing. you
woke up and find yourself on the floor, and
you feel as if you had been stezllin‘ sheep
or robbin‘ blind men.“
“ “‘hIIt portion of the Falls did you most
:uluiire '3“ she asked. '
" The water. mum.“ be promptly replied.
“ If you‘d put 10.00“ kegs of Ilt‘t‘r on the
roof of this building and set them Illl run-
ning they couldn‘t begin with Sing-mi. It‘s
Ill.~ tI ri'iblest. :ippltlliilgvst thing ever put.
cub-d."
“ Cost you much ?“ inquired II geilllenmn.
“ ‘llo’ut Sixty-five cents. It‘s pooty tight
.imvs. IiIiIl sixtyutiio I-rnu don‘t grow
avery bush. lull ‘I :IlII‘I .‘fllrl‘y.
to' tilk about for twenty yr ll‘Yl to come.
'l‘ln-n-‘s :l ellup in “our town who used to
"and with It I'll'I'll‘. but he‘ll ll I\I- to take
It bit-ll sent \IliI ii I git liv-Ine. I‘llp ll-Ippllt‘
I\l'~IIllIIl in it circus Iloli’t I‘I‘Kglll with ngwm
I‘ Ill".“
“ X» on tllIx whole,
MI 1'"
“l'lwisedf \\'liy, l was tickle-l half ti
death! I tell you. if I hid one on my fan:
I wouldn‘t sI ll It for li- - r'nl ill (‘II‘IIi l‘vI
looltI-d into :l IlI'IIE \\ll.\I‘ Till {ill ll-Igs was
\vuitln‘ to be sold for solid money. but it
“In no slt‘ll :I sight I“ the Full.» I‘\I~ seen
:IwIiy.
It‘i‘ll‘t but for
downright Iipl'ullllig gI‘IIII II‘Ill' of the ter
I‘Ibh-st ltllld gun lllt‘ our look at tho l-‘Iills
You Iill III‘tI-r go tlII'II". loll eIIII‘t lIxIlf up.
precmtc it ‘tI‘ll you‘w [mud on the rumpus.“
—Ih.’rol't Fm Pray.
THE GREAT KILLING CENTRE.
(\l‘
It‘s sIIIIIlIiIi‘
you wI~rI~ pleased.
and lln- \VIIbIlslI linI r on :I
\"quIt-rt‘ul liou‘luumout'uf II"- Fluur 'I‘PIIIIQ
ul .‘llnnt-upolln.
l‘llII I-IlII-l'
'IIlt of nor.
uhiomul Inlllstoue is fut going
II: IIll\ grunt-wt milling I‘elitro
-l‘ IIII‘ world It Ii :Ilqut entirely discarded.
l'hr- p--ople of the next ,I‘I-Iltllry Will not.
rrnlixt :t5 II I the significance of the
,IIIIIIII luv. “ ' l‘ \II-re lII-ltIII‘ for it IIIIll Itolle
to be I: Illgwd :Il- rlt hm III vb." but
Il‘lll‘t‘ to lltvI- It t \pl IIIII~_l by null lil‘tl'Ltlt
rIw- \lx ~ l
Ivil‘flww‘ “ll‘u‘ll via“).
The lint
nil
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il'I‘Il. lli its phII‘I- lll‘I‘ IIo.\ alI-I l
I‘IIilIIrx with I-III'rIl; III-I
Ilh' .II lII
~'-~'IlI l‘x‘ l»..-
\\l." l1“ II‘.
up Ill"
and Hi. In-
l\\t‘£‘ll 'I'I\.I
LllII
rl‘ ill. oi
Il\ “ll: grlillh‘
II': I“. r .1I'IIII5, .IrI- Ilg‘lll.
l! ‘l.‘ sm-Iull sI Il-w
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l-_\' p I‘m-2;: tlIr-vlgll :I
I! roll» \t?~ I lllt‘ “ht .It has lmI-II I‘r-Ix‘
It
vow-emu!) tl.I.-'-‘l tour or tIvr «It
1% \r I.-l'II-I~ ll Links l:kI- InuerI. giltllllidl' i
‘I‘II .Il .m l l\ lll'dl I‘I‘.t ly tor bolting 'l‘llh I~
Il Ill" lIvg unto; tllv i:I'II‘;lI l prII.lIII"l tllr “143;.
III. I- \l :I' I. .- ~, \\Z.I.'II \lil l‘:l" ‘. t-ll‘
| . II \. hll »". IIIll I-Irry Ilit .-.».. :.I. l-
«21ll_‘\ ....~ \ II\II amt}.- r wt II: l
t‘ ME: I‘ I lll‘ullLI. l‘lIH prIII'IxxII l\ I- .II' III i
IIIIII ll..-v win It ill\ lII“‘ll ~‘III2x'-‘I- ‘IIII th :l.
‘_\‘ «III \I III I of I‘I'lellin4s llti\\l‘t.‘ll roll-rs.
II. l tin line I‘. \lII‘ Slflt‘l out .ill-‘l' levh upe-
I II:-I:I 'l‘llc I‘lelll h It larger Ipi unity of
'lv"lr fro-I: thI- x; III-
. l‘: :
IZ.~rII.
\IlII-.It .Illl :t llllz‘l‘ quali-
ll‘IlI l: r tEIIvrol l Sy‘tI-Ill.of chum”; by
\‘IIl\Ill“' ‘llill\l Itltli
ll ~‘IIII .I \pva LII tllp to .\ll\III‘
;.. \l-II! lll" \‘w'll-lI‘IIIlI lllllli of tllzs city.
The) :ro Imm ‘115‘ ~ :I-Illd. Bull‘ldu‘lwl nIrIII‘t-
l-llill. \\II.Il-l
..
'. rounding. r.-
l\ \\
«one. ‘IllI‘ Imigine.
they hive
I Inlpwlly I-l‘ JUN-III lui‘I‘I-l‘ .l IIl_.'.
:le‘l :\- .
2i II‘I’I-l~ Ilt llI-llr I h I'_\ Ii t}.
:IIId t‘Ill‘
.kl um. tho I'lll‘lIIl‘l'y tIIralfiIIut 5.2M-
\\.\t I:-.~II'I~ Il ‘III‘ III IIIIIt II-I'Ilrml horn tlIIIII ill
\lllt‘l'li‘It. It 1 NH i
lill‘t a: HIP. ‘10 l IIIt‘Irl
:3 H I III.“ II... .I.:IIII
- .. l
llll \‘\\"l‘
I.“ Al»
‘1‘IIIIAI‘I‘AI flour trade has coiltrib
IIIy IIIlIIII' III I I‘Itlvw in
III‘
\ ll‘ll' l n! IIH I‘ «1
I‘llI‘l‘lllI‘ II I'R I
III
lll‘I‘t‘I‘ H" III‘Itilv - \. it to
E-LILV um. I‘I ~ 5" II.IIIII r 1-. ill ;
..,
.\III--III-.i. IIII‘III “lb" at large quantity
luny.
IItI-Il lirgcly to the wolelerlIIl progress oi
S.
.‘IIllllit‘IlklllS. In 1‘?“ oulv 1 H. H m barrel:
of ti ulr \\ ere In: lull ‘m‘tured hole but Illlrillo
the I II I~wIlill.. . ten years (he lullllllg Interest
nude IIIIprI~I~IIl.uIed progresw. so that. in
lamb its total product quoIiIlII-d totwo mil-
lion lui‘i‘cls. This was considered lit tli.it
lllllI.‘ an extraordinary large output ; but it.
luui kept steadily increasing no no to have
doubled within the hist- thrw years. The
daily capacity was increased lust your 3.13“.
barrels by new addition to the old mills.
The lulll. own-In have all become very
wealthy. 'l‘llvy emine- bore years ago, whet.
this city \VltS in its infancy. poor men and
have grown in wealth with the progress of
the city. ——4-l.u'd I‘y Jouru- II.
HlS FILE FOR A SQUARE MEAL.
An Anecdote of Romulus Markov.
In the first. months of 1860 times We“
tough on tho (‘IIInstoI-k. Supplies t‘tIllIl‘
not» be brought over the mountains from
CIIlifornia. and before spring many of the
Comstockcrs went hungry to bed about
three nights a week. That winter n jolly
crowd made their headquarters in It cabin
that stood on the hill above the Opllir oilice.
near the California shaft. The cabin was
I sort of care. The roof was com 1mm] of
I layer of brush. II stratum of dirt. and over
this Ii canvass cover to hold it all in place.
The cabin contained four bunks. John
Mackey had the lower hunt: on the north
side, and Alexnuder Kennedy slept in the
upper one. Patrick J. Corbett, at present
United States Marshall Corbett, and Jack
O‘Brien occupied the south bunks
As times grew rough and grub scarce the
"number of lodgers in the cabin increased
Jack McCIIifery was taken in on the under.
Itwnding that he was to furnish wood for
the household. and Johnnie \lI'Iilkor in cori-
Iidonitiou of his doing all the cooking. The
newcomers brought their blankets and slept
on the floor.
As the winter were away provisions of all
kinds became scarce. and famine prices]
ruled for I time early in the apriug. Finally
hunger got into the cabin, and not I man
except Mliclrcy but I cent of money. An
attempt to starve the more shiftlcas into
“ rustling for grub “ had proved It failure.
MIekIy had just $30 left ; it wan all the
money he had in the world. “ Herc, Pat,“
said he to Corbett, banding him I twenty
Ind I ten-in gold, “ go and see if you can
get I lack of floor.“
A mui had. packed in from leccrvillc
thIt day and Pat found him near wherd-thc
Bulk of CIliforniI now stands. The price
m 996. Pot handed the Placer-villi”: the
gold, got hIck $1 in silver, and, shoulder»
lug his door, climbed the hill to the cabin.
wmmunmgiung it to tilt
cook. Int him in and: of Moon. ta Ind
"I: When the Mm has: tohrown,
and the Incr at tho bIccu waded the
thln, tho wait- of both the reguhr ‘in-
’WMWW‘MQ
mwwmu um§a§
how'- bathtub In;
IiiJ‘x I I“
.lII III:
Lend _\'I~.lr tllI-i‘o K
lcity yesterday tosee about buying it Iago
quantity of lead pipe. When he asked how
much a. mile and a half of ti certain size
'wonld coat, the dealer stood OE and looked
It him in amazement.
" 0h. ' I ain‘t looney." replied the man.
“ But what can you want of Ii mile and Ii
half of this pipe. «rating you many hundred
dollars ?"
“ See here.“ replied the other, as he took
n chliir and became confidential, " I‘m I
widower.“
“ Yon.“
“ I‘m thinking of taking fl accdnd wife.
She dates on It front yard. I‘ve got the
yard. Slio dot-as onlliwn ornaments I‘ve
been around pricing stone dogs, Cl-l‘il iron
deer and term-outta rabbits till oni can‘t
rest. She doles on fountains. That‘s why
I want the pipe.“ ,
“ But. why so much of it I"
“ Because I‘ve got to run the pipe to II
IpriIIg on :i hill n mile. Iind at half away."
\\'lII-ii lI - lmd explained how much fill]
{1" had tll - dealer told him that he couldn't
get fountain enough to dampen Ii sunflower.
“ Won‘t be no squirt to it, oh 2‘“
‘. NI\.“
“ \\'ou‘t squirt Ii foot high ?“
“ No. sir. not an inch.“
“ “'9“. no fountain, no Inwrriugc. Sliy's
not on that. I‘ll :in buck and III l'or to llll
tllo\ IIrIl with de« oy Illll ks .Iild I‘out‘ll— shells
and put ntniwal gl \s“ w indows III the horse-
luril. but I reckon the Ill'IIL‘II in off. I‘ve
ml‘. red to get Ii force-pump and him it cool
Iy Illt' year to work it. but she says it
wouldn‘t lIII picturesqup. Might build Ii
cistern on legs and let the wuter play
through It foliutliill. but idle is too romantic.
I can‘t do no more. and if SIN" irisi ts on St
fountain, with It squirt to it I‘ll look around
for some one else ——.~Iolnubody who don‘t
wruit I‘orinthiau column»: under Ihe t‘uru-
crib and It tin-«inn fucadc to the pig»pcu.—
DIEI‘V‘I b‘l‘u Prrfia.
LADY LOBBY ISTS IN \‘I‘ASHINGTONI
The lady lobbvistia h we played iIIIportIIII’t
parts in the social life of \“ASJItIlgIIIII. «spee-
iIIlly the litlt‘lidllllll
Some of lllt‘lu have brI‘iI the widows of
UIYII‘I‘I‘N III IIIII I‘Il' llII‘ l|-\\'}'; tllIlI‘l‘S
lime been the daughters of (‘IIllgl‘IN‘lllI‘llI
and others have drlt‘tI-l Ili‘I‘t‘ from home.
It‘l‘illllt“ when they ll l\'l‘ found Ila-nun lvvs
.\
II III
II-I. l.. \,
since :IIIIIIIIIhlmtiI-Ii.
Iii‘my
tho subjrets of m‘nlldnl Ins I‘I‘ltlllll‘ltlh.
{ow III Iltt‘lll Ii:\\II “t't‘ll IV‘ll‘IlllIIIl. \IIllll'
II‘IIII‘III Il tlII-lr \\'lll~.:\ on Ill-lighted
and tin _\‘ IIJ‘I‘ gvlllellly l--~I~II
It Illts been their lIle‘lIlest' to
tlII Ill
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\ tllry
tum-5 III lll‘IQI‘d to .‘l‘V‘II'I' the Ill-x: XII" of
pom Ills III Ilo‘ l Ili~ ul.lI‘ll tlII _\‘
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than. .ilIy
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with
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; out ilIlII.:~ In Zlu’ I‘ull lIll.I ill of I \;\t- II'I‘I:
I\!‘.Il‘- «Il‘
snub. “i In
SIIIII'III- II o! lelmllon or I .Illlleellon mm
a flow \\ IrIlI :~ the ltlilll: €ng I \‘d Iltlil pllrt
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A Great plcoovcry.
Mr. \Vm. Thomas, of Newton, 1a.,
savs: “My wife has been seriously affect-
ed with acough for twcnt five years,
and this spring more severe 5’ than ever
beforv. She had used many remedies
without relief. and helm: urged to try
DI‘. Kings New Discovery? did so w ill]
most gratifying rI-siilts- The first bottle
relieved her very much. and the second
bottle has absoulutvlv cured her. She
has not. had so good health for thirty
years.“ Trial bottles frcc at Geo. B.
l‘laisted‘s Drug Store Norwalk and So.
Nor-walk. Large size $1.00.
Tht‘ blood-cleansing qualities of Ayor‘s
Surstipnrillizi render it Invaluable in all
skin disorders.
_\ (Ire-at Discovery.
The greatest; discovery of the ninw
tIIIItlI century is Dr. Leslie‘s Spvci. II l‘re—
scription for sick headache which is the
(IISI‘U\’I‘Y_\' of an eminent- physii‘inn and
“uni by him for nvortbirlv yI‘Iu‘s lIIIIIIrII
gii my; It tutho pnbl't‘ and it stands to»
day \xillmllt :I rival. R :le advertise-
mud in another column. For StlIt‘Ily
(too. It. l‘llustI-Il. Norwulk and South
Norwalk. '
Never Iiivv I'll.
If you :In‘ ottfl‘t‘l‘ltlg with low
prowwl spirits. loss of :l'lpt‘lilt‘. general
IlI-lIility. disordered blood. weak consti~
tution, headache. or any disease of It bib
inns nature. by all IIII-Iins procure a bottle
of Electric Bittvrs. You will be sur-
prised to son the rapid IIIIprIIvI‘IIIIIIit that
will follow: you will be inspired with
new life: sin-mull and activity will re-
turn: pain ltlltl misery will (‘I‘IISI‘. and
IIIIIII‘III'IIIIII you will I‘I‘j III'(‘ in lllt‘ ‘ll'JlSI'
of l'IlI-I-triv I‘rlllI‘I‘S Sold at fifty I-IIlIts :t
IIIIttlI- by I; U ll. l‘lllrlul N~Iwzllk :IIIl
Sn. x!|r\\;'ll‘\. -
and de—
.‘\)'t'l‘§ Hair Vigor PI'IVI‘IilS lllt‘Iltllr
from llll'lltlli: gray. and rI-sII-I'I-s gray
llziii‘ in its original r‘I-lor. Try it.
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l
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“III :I pru‘. on III-til I1:ll‘ll\.ll'll' for lt~
.lllI‘lllIly and Ill I'll-:II-Ilzty.
Iiruslle.‘ wltil loin: hill llws that h-nv
ixtI-Ii l-le :i I-l'll‘f l“ I'IIIIi
in II III IIIIII-I‘ t lllLl‘I l) Ir .
All In unml l.IlIoI‘ IIII-l
:Imuxunlwilt Is ”In \‘illlhi' or
forms John to be It youth
standing.
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h IIIII\I‘ loom Iiltt
tlv'lllt lll- l.l.
to:
Ft.
flu in
from
IIII t’\i l‘I I\t‘
:l;;I'Ill “IIII‘II
III :‘iIIW
.\ \ingle pI.-:\' of ll smill ~I'I ~l lllxll‘l‘llib ill.
promptly and I-ipIulIII ~‘:\.‘_\ I \I-IuIII d.
the lllllullt‘l' following I itzll It
tI-n.
lf «\qu III-sires or longill :5 \"t re hoot} :l
Ipimu'tlpmls. those who malts
§,l\t‘\
It Illt‘ll‘ loin—
Ilt’_\\ to Ink IIlIlIs might go :lilu‘Ili supp-uh It
In motion.
To devidte from the true direction how-
I-ver slightly pnvxvxxt‘q Iis umny Ilvxilzlldt
IpiulltiIN M i III-ruin Illstanee I~IpII\:IlI Ilt It
320 rods.
:\ Ionthvrcd llyiiig :uiinul i:
in:
i thv outer I~\
:Iity III lIII‘ human arm is of drum 1' v.I‘IIII«
than doublo tho numb. I‘ ll. ll {Ioii‘i‘ alt-uni.
in; in III-es or shrubs.
thlc who do- s not paws“ the (‘Ullllll‘IIl
powers oi lilIIlI-rstwl i II: and his inI-IliLI:LI
oi I‘oIIIuII~:‘I~I~ are ill at ver.~ brirf period I.
Inowd from the contact of eontiguity.
One who entertains for another
lileuis of \Lx‘tt‘i‘lll. respect
St’ll‘llw
and direction from
personal. lilotivI-s in times of great ueceasity
is» on:I who entertains for .IIlluIIlO)‘ St‘llll~
mums of esteem, inspect and Infection from
motivm in reality and In truth.
uszr AIID A sum AUDIENCE.
The computer was making a tour in
France. during \\'llit‘Il he came to Ii provin~
:ilil town where he \\'l\S to give Ii perform-
ance; but when all was rendy to begin, the
audience was found to consist of seven in-
dividuals only. Liszt, nothing damned,
mounted the platform with a bland smile
upon his face. and, bowing susvcly to the
almost empty benches. said : “ Ladies and
hell ; therefore. if it will be agreeable to
you. I will thc the piano taken to the hotel
where I am staying. and there, where we
shall Iill be much more at our ease, I will
play through the programme.“ The pro-
posal was cheerfully accepted by the seven
guests, who adjourned to the hotel, where
Liszt not only went through tho entire pro-
gramme, but. afterward pressed his audience
to partake of I slight but recherche supper
he had oniemd for them. Next. evening,
on the occasion of a second concert, the
lull was full to suffocation. and many had
to beturncd away It the dmrs.—Lamlal
Era.
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SPECIAL Notions.
Young Merit—Read This;
The Voluic Belt 00., of Marshall.
Mich. offer to send their “hinted El-
ectro- -’\ oltaic Belt and other ectric Ap-
plinnce on trial for thirty days, to men
(young or old) afflicted with nervous dc-
bility loss of vitality and manhood, and
III kindercd troubles. Also for rheiima-
tism, neurleia, pIrIIySIs, and my
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health. vigor Ind manhood- guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial In
Illowed. “'rite them at once for illus-
trated pamphlet free.
Bookie-5 Anton Salvo.
The best Swin- in the world for Cute,
Bruises. Sort-e. Ulcers. Bolt Rheum,
Favor Soon. Teller, Chit Bands,
ChilblIins. Curr-3, and all Skin Eruptions,
mam‘fl‘mm 213’" “° REES
z n to give.
“I“ refunded.
Illlti [Inn-oil“; =
gentlemen. this is I most uncomfortable
t‘ III‘IHIIIIJ‘I :Il Ils.
' It h. IIII .IIIlilIIl lloral llexixns. :
SzltI-lII-lx. l'lll‘st‘n,
.lIlIl I't‘l‘Illlllt‘\. \‘illI IIIlIlIIkt‘l'
\ lull line of t llil
chick. I‘lt‘.
IlI'I-ll‘s t‘lolllts .IIIIl lll'l‘xst‘s.
line lIssoI'tIllIIIIt ol‘ Laulévs‘ I‘llln~
llt‘I Skirts; We ill‘t“ sellill: out
out llilIIIII-I‘I (Iomls In low tint.
lit l(\
III‘IIIII “ill‘L .lills ill
Fallacy I“‘i|lIlt‘I'.\. 03.9.. t‘lt‘.. IIII'.
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RES E. K IEEEE.
new Goods!
\VIIl’CllIIS,
A
Diamonds
JEWELRY
LIA; voilt ill Norwnlk author red by the company.
Illr
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ROCKFORD QU lCK~TRAIN
Railroad Watches!
John F oley‘a Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Opera
Glasses. Gold chtacles and
I‘Jyotjlasm. Nickel and
\Valnut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
WATCHES
A SPECIALTY .
SW Tune by Chi-mm, It
A. W. Austin’s
ll III I III“ \I :II- f
Fancy Soul“ -
.il
dull
Holiday Goods!
H—alill, Bailey & 00.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames,
Etc.
Vent-cred Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood I‘IIiliIII: and
Flooring
M.\II‘\II«\I. \T \Ul Ill \Illl “Alli
RaImInd Elm hrs
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E III fon‘ pun-Email: t‘i‘\‘\\ III IV. \\'I' I‘m I ;t\‘lllt Il Unit
or mix and “.1. aloha... I‘II- .\I-\\ ‘.'I-:‘.. mafimt.
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IIIIIIII ntll‘ profit-5.
F. H. Nash & Bra
John Simpson
725 REE 727 EDIE] AVEllllfl,
BET. 4131. AND 49d 81‘s..—
NEW YORK CITY.
Holiday Goods!
THIS WEEK \\' E EXHIBIT THE HOST COM-
PLETE LINESO
ALBUIS,
DRESS] Ell-CASES.
slimlirils,
BnIc-i-Biuc.
FRENCH BIILLS.
“'OPK-BIIXES.
DRESSING-CASES;
PERFUXII CASES,
PAPE'I‘ RIBS, Etc.
FINE LACE ARTICLES,
l SILK AND LINES HANBKB'RCHIEFS,
i . .
AND (“DIN“)? USES OF
runsismso (Icons run mums.
summons, is» CHILDREN,
sowing NI rm
The Best
Fish.
Frui t5.
-\'egctabh~s.
Hunt & Zelufi‘s.
Oranges.
Bananas.
Grapes.
A pplcs.
Lowest Prices.
Escnlh Ip<.
( )y sti‘rs.
t‘llims.
l’ivklI Il U) rtt'r5 :I spm‘inlty.
Fresh and Good.
l‘rmnpt
lkIlivI‘ry.
1" till“
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At Our Market.
\\'Ilt‘ll:‘\‘t‘r you want
got at :I oomph-tn-
anything to be
market give us :i I‘ll".
HURT RI ZELEFF.
DR. LESLIE’S
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION,
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ct:- pusugc. Indb y null you will
got free I racing}: at goodsol ‘
large value. thu will start you
work that‘ will It mm bring you In money I“:
thui snythi II: else at America All Ibout the
$21! I“) in pn stilts \\ ith 1:“ Il box Agtut- wanted
(‘_\"‘tf)\\htl’t‘. of t‘lllNY'fl“. of all cg“.- for III the
timc. or span- time only; tuonrk for II~ at their Min
Ilt’llllt‘fi. Forum“ for all \\ “(kn-re nl-«dutvlv mound. '
1xm__‘I IIIIII_I. u IIIIIIIrnw I 0 Portland. _._:__Ilyi\lI-.
SEYMRIIR REES
“'9 will sell you :i tint—class Barn-l of
_ Flour way down.
l‘ot‘nths by the llusllrl or I’Inrrol at. low—
I-st prii‘cs.
Echo Plum t‘I‘vunn-ry Illittvr by tho Tub
or l‘uulid.
.\ Kit of No. 1 III-I'll Sui .‘lnvkorvl:
No. 3‘» .\l:II‘kI-Ivl for 315 pound.
lino
Sltnltnuu lililn Syrup: a limo artich- of
Karl; l‘ziII-ly Syrup fur lIllt‘kWhrut
t‘ill-EI‘S. L‘Tu'h‘ III.
For ('l‘IIIt‘l' l‘unft‘i‘llullt ry. 13:“. XUIS.
limpI s. lllullgt‘>_ LI-mnns, \\ 1‘
Ct!" mil you.
E. J. Il’lrfuIl-‘I‘ & (“03"
Sugar \\':lt‘vr< II trial.
(iivI- Flavored
iL‘n‘ls Imx.
Edam. l‘iilx :IpplI . and full t roam t lit-two
a slit t Illlt} .
“'0 are n'lll «Hing lI‘I llw.
for $I.
15 lbs. \VllitI- Sugar for $1.
ll lbs. Stun. Granulated Sugar for $l.
ll} lbs. Turkhb I'nim‘e for $1.
10' lbs. lame)- llrivd Apple.» for $l.
5 Gals.
Ex. t‘ Sugar
Home Light} Ill Il-‘III test, oil? 7-30.
and um II< .I-liIl \uI \vill sell you
.‘\l l l. iwll ‘.\\‘ll than :lr-y
IIIlII- r >t ‘II ill “in oily.
Como
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SEYMOUR BROS.
WARREN LELAND,
VIII-mi everybody knows I: the rum
manager of the
Largest Hotel Enterprises
of America. 513': thst while :i parsniccr from
New York on board a Ihip going around Cm
Horn. in the only days of emigration to L‘Iil-
li-‘I‘llil. bloomed that one of the officers of
the vowel hziIl cnrcd himself. during the voy-
I;-~_ et‘ an ebsimate dseuc by the use at
‘ I
Ayer s Sarsapanlla.
Sn 30 then .‘lr. 1.121.331) has rcoommmhd
Avrll's S \llS.\I‘AlllLl..\ in many emulsi-
(215.5. :II: I he has never yet heard of its Lill-
tire to Iitfect :t radical core.
5- II. o \Iars ago one If Ii r l i‘L\\h‘s
l. I. .crs l-rzz isItl l. 5 II".
S! Il~ ~‘ I i I.
I»: l .1 p zip-wt;
III-m
toxin . to diet bad
blood. an ugly Scrofuloils nit-ding
cared on the lejurcd limb. "or-
of the slum. wuli burning and
5 ihr-Iugli the lump. undo l.fo
.emlle. The leg. became enor-
,.I. 3. and running ulcers formed.
great quailtxties (-f extreme-ty-
\‘o Inauncx. t inn of any
to Mr. LrLIuI's direc-
LII inn: 5 Stltfikl‘d-
I} ~‘ Il.e tin and lil’LIiIlluxl
. It 1 [LI sirtlhhg. and
IN: I; Hi. 1} nun .i I..I~ l:z;.bl~l use.
Mr. LLLAXU his lot rs.-i..l;ly med
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Patent Medicines
Alon)?“ on hand all
HUYTS Pharmacy.-
New Grocery !
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ilzniioz IflKt‘ll IlII» sIIIrI
pIi-III FllII‘r by J. K. Ito,» .
l'mu , IIIIII :‘IlIiy sin. I“ I; II \\ ...I
GRGCER‘I‘ES
0f 11‘; Rio (is.
I respccifnln imi: I- a share of i‘II put: ‘I. ; strum. ,zr.
It will In my aim lo ku-p I. II:
339st
«III II: .
Al”.
0i (Quads.
And to ml. at
LOWEST PRICES. é
hood.— “id be (Itll\| n1. Immptlv and In
possibh done to uranium
lllt: I call.
Albert Berg.
So. Vul’wlii Apr“ 12m 155%.
nu patrons lit ~-
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REMEDY
FIN F. recur-nouns and . .0, m cm a, m...“ u... 1...... 0.....-
and all (“r order:
into. t‘ouutlpntin.
., n- . 1mm an thflYe II. t . i u.;:{‘iil)t;;u.pm
low-omen whocufie‘r {tom now o It: i s
r in their no: it. is In naniling triad. All
5+3. One Dollarnbottle. or address 1):.
« .{- urvcdv. RundouLN.X-
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2m axial, e...
rat: in 1883.
fi‘va 0mm £19392“! 5’" I
warnersrcnm 00“-
p.
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1:; amtovr tr >
Ayer‘ s Sarsaparilla .
1 '-x cm. re success . and 1‘38-
«lull. declares that. ll“
»_I i..I-l.c.I.-c in the worlI
. r :1 I . n:. I 1 Liver Disorders.
tl‘IIIh of high living. Stu
l\.\t III.I . SI IIinI l'rupliniifi. and all tho
\liri-II.~ 2' -rl: I~ ol‘ bioml dis act‘s.
\‘ . ; .I:_ .‘~ ‘1Llll.\.\l->1Itfll.~:\\lllt\mtlm
f . ItIIe montiqnfir
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L It; l‘Irlncb or at ill-I yo; ullr blind llotol.
'. LII and Sub Nix: 25. RAW \1 rk.
"1 . :.;<.\'c ”In-3n iulgc of tlio
pi. .i .1. .e It this untuuallrd oradimtorol
blond pni‘u n5 Hull:
and: Middle LL:
i‘nrr \RE‘.‘ or
Dr. .I.C. Ayer IS. 00., Lowell, Mass.
:1. 5. x bottles torso.
< l..m Ru givc Ingtlin‘rs
80‘ I: I y mi l‘rnggi. 5 :5:
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