.mpwmw r 4.... 'r'
awn-narr- "
Amman-announ-
Mmuyamcatheet— l"
murmu- ainmia aervtce was over.
11% briskly I stepped down the “I;
When. video in a niit-Iitum‘u cor...
W the I 111 puipli‘s stairwny came down.
Afiouchmi c tender. wee maiden.
“‘lth Ital’ Inc a shadowy crown
Qulti‘ P'l’lil‘d was 1 by the vision.
But goatly t i w .ikc her I spoke.
When. at the tire! word the swan damsel
“in 0an little gusts strnight awoke.
“ “hi1 brmigii'. you here. fair little angel"
Shv‘ answer“! with Voice lltir‘ a bt‘fi:
‘- l III-:i 1m 1 Y0 out a sick uisniiin.
And 1 “Jul o to picue pray her wwii 2“
u “'5. p.” yo-i - 1--;.in 1-. she stopped me.
" limit ii Ilv \le' inixl Hie iit hit;
um pim- til I we. Ioi he s cryiu‘
.uid ~l‘l ~.. or. l but so stiisll;
[so b-u-ti ‘..-' ~1v '1"“lll'llll_\'lll\liillll -
\t‘etuuu; '1 “91'lly‘t‘lrinpfl‘illllr‘lllg bell-
And ei‘ry time I w ll".tf'il yuzi priuin‘
For lots o urn-111.31.. 1111 well."
Ton-ether w e lilit‘ll on the autrway
as humbly i risked the urea! Power
to give tuck her ll".tllh to her Ill-'lii' r.
AJI'I hinlslt ti T-‘Jlt‘tli' ‘ “s dirk hour
lflhtstieut ih-- iiiil'fill‘ pciiiinn,
A‘nd ruined for A moment - an t Illt'll
‘ :weel 11H ,» y» ire it? ill) t‘.I|-'W
Lisp-i t m'iily A “but.“ " .\lii-'li "
[I til 1 in ‘1 ill 1 iiv turned our sin-p‘ honirw int;
I‘ll“ little in ii i ‘ "'Il‘ill knew “.- rl“! ‘
She praiilwl tit-I muuii‘ki-d .in i 1 Irni-‘d .
The shadow w.“ i: in» from iii-r lire or ;
And lo: “ll-'11 we I'".t\'lll\I the fun dinning-
The “1"I of my gv-iilt‘ti-hnirwd w.‘ll 7
We found ”it! the \I".|rl,\"l\“'l\I liii‘Hlt'r
We p.151 the Mud crisis «was site.
They 1131' no.1. .miued at my iiiory.
And “(PI .1 er their duriinx's strsrue qua
White th - urin~ of me pale. loiin: In 'lll"
nrew nir- l||'.th‘ little um i 1 i ll"! break"
“uh eyes Ill.“ were Lrtniiiuii; :tlid cuter-
';‘r4‘y tiiiukcd ill" minim .ind agiiii;
[on | View in my heart in -t the ltlt'h‘lu
WI. run by tii it gentle “ Amen."
FAUILY JARS IN POLICE COURTS.
Ionic cf the Nee-u Thu Rec-r livery “a!
In the Your.
There are about forty complaints every
day in the police courts of this city by
wives against their husbands. The com-
plaints are generully for fsilure All support”
Not infrequently they are iiccoiiipiiiiied by
charges of cruel and inhuman trI‘iitinent.
The (‘i‘ltiplulllll lire eteri‘otycd “ Judge.
my husband has not viyeii me a cent in six
months.“ ' My husband comes home
drunk. and will not give me ll cent." ‘ He
never keepa :i sitimtioii ri month," “ lle
Ipoud-i his money iii livpior stores.” lle
gamble! his wrigos away every Saturday.“
'He beau- me and the children.“ He
cullsmo VIII‘ names." “ lle threatens to
kill me.“ " He keep-i cunipuiiy with villi-l
women." ' Ho knni‘kn me down and kit-kl
iiie " ‘ Ila threatens to lmii‘e the t‘ulill~
' try." ‘llo blnckrned my eye yesterdiy."
“ I mu Afraid to live with him “
Ito-1w stories come not alone from pover-
‘ ty stricken and degraded women.
toll by women who are comely
Oil. Iii-zilthy.
They are
. “'t‘II dress-
uud even educiiteil. its \‘t'II M
I)‘ ”it“ P001 5‘ infrequently Ill" v'llNIlt‘t‘
take. ' i‘sii you get iihviig without him
‘ tnd the woman ltuiwrl'fli ‘I Citll support
iiyself and my children if he will only keep
away All I u not Is for him to II‘I me .iloiie.
I have wul’kn‘d eier since I unsiInrriv-d. mid
l t‘dll work yet.
It is ft common o-ciirreiice for tli-‘su un~
fortuniite wives to the court witl.
I'Abli‘l in their arms. and to ”and with do
fh'lfill infants AWiilIlllt: an opportunity ti
‘vll thdr woful tiilcs Siniotiiiii‘s they g1
with aciirred Ili‘t‘l and biIiI lnged hcuils.
iiienientocl of HIM! lipwils‘i‘rl. ”II-“ii the
moths-r In Liw brings tip the l't‘.\r. develop
mg lio real source of much of the trouble
What of the fathers? Very often thn)
mine with lu‘sottcd faces. with tattered g-ir
Ill‘ll‘S slid grimy skins. with
tllli'vlll‘ftlllg‘ll‘d owuses. ' Your Honor. 1
tin willing to support her. but I eiiiinh
bvnr her relations " " I struck bur, but
the struck the tint.“ “i did not hit her.
ahr was drunk and fell down.“ “I give
Ill‘l' til the money I I‘.|ll afford.“ " She left
me and went to her riiotlicr‘u. “She hit
company that I don‘t liht' ‘ " She
iuetobo put out of the my so that slit
may iiiiiibeliifle." “ l mu willing to sup-
port her; but I will not hie with iii-r.“ “i
can‘t give her what l have Iii" got.“ “ I
will give hrr ft Ittll' share of what I i~_irII "
Sometimes the offciioling liuilmiid sullI-n.
1y refuses to say anything. but iiiarciies 11a
to jail. dtlttfli‘u (ioriinu said the other day
tonteuchi-r in mm of tho public schools
who was brought brfure him; “ In fii’c
ininutea you Will be In ii cell unless _\‘utl
ngree to support your wife. iiiid furnish
curety to do no,“ _
The mun ulifitilldtr‘lyyNIIGMINI ; ‘ 1 Vi?
not furnish liiul.“ itlld marched of! to thi
- cell.
lirliofltlly the Justices use the utiuosi
pow" of the low to compel the deliiigpient
huebniids to pay n fiiir shore of their t‘.\l‘l\-
inge. In many cases the man becomes
aliiriiicd lit the prospect of imprisonment.
and gladly gets the required surety. either
,‘rom loll"! relutiye. employer. or friend.
Even after "his! heurtrending tales of ill
treatment and neglect. women often relent
when they si-e their husbands behind the
here. Then they go to the Justice, with
eye. or teiirful Its before. and say ; “ Please
let my husband out. Judge . he can‘t earr.
luv money where he in. and he may help
the if he come: out.“ Then the Justice
utters; homily on the wrong of thus taking
up the time of the (‘ourt for nothing. and
winds up by letting the men out. Some-
, dance the man stubbornly serves out his
term of all months.
priaon filled with thoughts of roveugc.
Occaaionslly the Jurticca and the causes
of diaegicernent trivial. They see that
there is a pouibility of reconciliation. and
they lend the parties into one of the court
room to Milk it over. Then. as the reunited
couple walk out of court arm in arm. the
Justice looks on smiling at the happy reault
-.h’m Yuri: Sun.
gtl tn
Sumo eniiio
\\ unto
"All. BY PREUMATIC TUBE-
There' II A project to eatablieh communi-
Qtion between l'sris rind London and ho
tween Paris and Brussels by pneumatic
tubee. It is raid that it would take only an
hour to send a letter between the former
oittea. and not more than half that time for
a letter to pane between the latter. It is true
that the pneumatic, syn-tern h“ not fully met
the upoctatione of come who have tried it
ll thie city. but it has been used unoccu-
fully in both London and Paris for many
years. end tubes large enough to convey
onrocla of n considerable weight have prov~
ed cdvantageoua for abort distances. The
denouetratione ace-in to be sufficient to indi-
Qte thht pneumatic tubes might be employ-
ed to convey letters between the New York
Woo and the different part“ atatiom
throughout the city. end the system might
greatly accelerate the delivery of the mails
to thcpcople. One of the tubes used in
Inndon ’3 four and a half feet in dismeter.
and althouh a vent amount of mail pen-cc
from fiction to nation in our city. the poem
Iaficiyeterecenbemadeto move it utte-
Moray, unle- representations u to ite
m in London are incorrect. The
Ibiect heartainly worth the attention of
hwm—N. Y. Erprcu.
”mummmem
Atareea-taocielgatheriagin 8i. Loni
0-.qu Sold; you.
“1‘“: "a. do-n‘t look like a
“r, as." “on. he in‘t.”
manages-flatly radiant. “Dida‘the
*MMWP‘ “Korey. no.
meme-en.
“thbcnndccmc to cry.
“w. “Muscle. hobby.“
“*‘OHMM the
”new.“
blood. more or less mixed ;
. 'hl‘rksy
only to come out of
IMOK- BYID “£01188-
!he Womcn «a. Wood rect- one nevi
Tho: (lo-pun With the loll-
llcreaheute.
The upper classesarecither Spanish. or
croolcs. or "Summits.“ The former are
those who wine from Siminnuiitnrelized
citizens we call them in North America: the.
second iire natives of the island. of Spanish
the third are
remnantcof the negro race. A Spaniard
cnuiimrry N “~Siiiiibo.“ as rill who have
negro blood in their veins are seriously
called. without losing mute. The mole
“Semboe” often find wives among the
oreolee. but seldom among the Spriuiurds.
Some of the best families in Cuba. as well
as Porto Rico. have “Sumbo” blood in
them. The President of \‘euezuehi is u
“ Samba.“ as the President of Mexico is on
Indian.
There are
thing the
’
irony pretty girls to be seen
iwer dancer—more in Porto
Iih't‘ than i (‘l‘llhtv bright-eyed. jolly.
si ‘pli like b. l‘. t s; as grm‘efnl and supple
n i punthi r. tiIiiii iind iuodist. but 'with
I l the Ciilntllufl.) gruces that budding w0~
manhood is endowed with rind ulwuys has
been in rill tigi‘s find in iill lzititiidcs. None
of them cuu rend. none of them ever saw
the inside of It school house and do not
know of the existence of books ; they ciill
you on “ Americnuo.“ but have us little idea
of whore tin American come from as of the
composition of the stars : they reply “ _.\‘e
Senor " to everything you say to them and
modestly droop their long. black lashes
over aiieh eyes as is supposed were the ruin
of Antony.
The bullee of the upper classes. those
whose languishing eyes and rich bloom how
been the topics of 3'51» much litcrnture in
prose rind Verse. may be beautiful on nutu-
rel. but with what they choose to consider
artificial adornment they are not. Their
eyes are wondrous bliick iiiid bewitching
3nd to be able to use them effectively is a
matter of educutioii. It is ssid tliiit t‘ubiiii
women iiiid by that l menu the whole West
con throw. more. impression into tho
glance of (in eye than any in existence. but
the people who say it luii‘e probably flirtrd
lt’llli them or seen the glowing of :i hurt in
love. To me their o‘yes :ill look iilik.» —
In‘flilllfllll)‘ blicli. >t‘ll\‘\l1\ll.\I_\‘ languishing
and generally indicative of it bxid temp”.
but other wise expressionlcss. ’l‘livy liiii'i-ii‘t
hiilf the expression of the eyis of ii thor-
oughbred horse or dog and ure simply evi-
di rows of lutfitilflll. not of Intelligence.
.\l|1l with the eyes ends the t‘iilvin wo—
iIi.Iii‘~ beiuty. She w‘oiild spoil them if slio
could. but us slur criii't she duulm the [\l‘tsti'l
:ill Illi‘ thicker The Mountain
hero sell it sort of pzistv- In.Id-- of powdered
egg shells. which Ill" iii-nun psiiiit Ilii'll‘
hires with iihtil they 1m}- :ippwiixiiii‘h
~l'lio-y tilw thi- ~tu1l \iiili
Illi‘lll in the cars. to church nod to the opcru
ziiid when they think HUI-Nd} i~ looking give
their five 'lYt-‘rv- t \l\l lll
thi- niinl of 1|l|_\’ one of Illi‘lil ii ~iupp~~itioii
i-Ii lii‘f he.-
the
of plaster images.
:i iIllII‘ cum ‘1
IIIJII this planter of l‘iiris i‘i|111!\lv\liill do.
.‘eives people. but why they thud. ch ill. i»
bountiful l\' ;I iiiystciy. The iim‘li Ind i-Irs
of ll \Vi-«i Iiidin belle Iire :Ilmut 1v Ii sh ides
d.iilu-r thin her now iiiid chukx. “our
months iin- usually largo. 1hr Ir iilt\ thicker
thin is t‘i‘li‘l‘ltlll with \ l t\\l- l‘lili“. but
“it‘ll tux-1h tlrt‘ us-i illi “lilli . 1 \i‘il. pri 11y.
and will ph \‘i‘f\ril.
They Ill It‘zri- eiily ttliil fide curly. these
tropie‘il women. The} i‘lllii‘f dry up tiliil
\iithvr. or t law immune \"r'rl olvwe, There
are n» I‘I‘JllIlIllI old Lilies to be seen. in in
all hurts of the l‘iiited Stub-s Purl-z Riv
Ldfv‘r t‘t f'»: ("alargu intertthhin.
THE CORSET QUESTION.
Experience and tlbecriutluiin of It Huber.
When the reporter t‘lili‘f‘t‘il the sliopftlie
bright-eyed \ioiniii behind the counter ei‘i»
ileiitly diiiiicd his errand rind sized liIiIi tip
for t\ fwul.
“ There in so much t‘i‘i‘flitslllli: Ir‘lsll pub~
lieliv‘d In the papirs Iilmut tlizit I
hardly feel lihi‘ giiiiic _\'1‘llIlit‘i\i‘IllI\l Iitt‘li.‘
Nlli‘ said. "The truth if. you r. porters are
tli\\'l\'\\‘ on the alert for stunt-thing sensation
iIl. iiiid to tell ynu Iii'tl the modern corset it
a c-uiifortnl lo i-isyditiiiig “dbl. without Ii
\tli 1h lmiio in It. ll so much II‘\\' stdrtliiig
dull to \lmeiibe it us I\ coit of in.iil crush
in: ii woman‘s It‘ttl‘I and lungs Into llt‘l
l’lIN. tliiit you ri-rilly don‘t ciirc about lit-iir
lug the truth or publishing it either
The I'I‘pui'lcr assured that the pursuit of
truth luiil in‘i‘tipii‘il the luw! put of his life
(tit-I wore out thv soles of his lxmts
‘\\‘i ll. tin-n. if you will tell IIiI‘ truth
and nothing more. you can my that the
cursit iis imide :11 present is about the most
.“uinfurtnble .Iiil lieiilthful pirt ofu wounn's
‘Ircxs. liut I :ii‘ltiiowb‘dgo that it h is only
become so lately. lII lhi‘ good old Iililt‘!
our mothers wore hideous, siciight up .iud.
down cnimssis. With it git-zit \\~I1Ili'll tuit-
atI-el bunk «low ii the front ~ a shit of wood
generally. which prevented u woman from
atoopiug its effectually us if she llllil been in
the stocks. loiice bound :in old lady any
that lloriicc lift‘i‘lt‘}'.lll his boyhood. wus iii
the habit of lecturing all his girl ucipiiiiiit-
anew-i upon the lllllii‘zllllifllilii'is of these
villainous comets. rind if. us the raise often
ri'iis. they protested “it“ they did not \\i‘:\l
corsets. he would drop ii Ilvlllilki‘rt‘lllt‘f on
the ground llllII challenge them to pick it
up. If they told t:irriididdles iiiil really
did wear these corsets. they couldn‘t luiyc
picked the K\\Il-I~Ht\t‘l’ Iip if it li:i-_l been ly-
ing on the ground before them. That‘s the
way he caught them.“
“ And the modern corset bu no whale-
bonc in it indie-l the reporter. trying to
disuluise himself of ii belief that bud taken
root in his mind and grown there for yenre.
“ Not fl whalebone. Consider for ft min-
i‘i lI “‘l‘t
ute. \l'liulebouc is t so chcnp us you im.
agiiie. The amplifiers pay about forty
cents for whalebones enough to put in ltn
ordinary dross waist. Now. the whale-
bonea could not be put in cheap corsets—
wd the women who wear expensim corsets
know better than to risk for whaleboncs.
Look here." She picked up a dainty little
corset. about nine inchel long. beautifully
chaped. rind woven out of a thick corded
atul. “ This cannot break. There Is noth~
ing’to break about it except this narrow
piece of atccl down the front, which in. ca
you see. very elastic." She took the cor
let in her hand and bout the pieces of steel
to which the books of the corset were et-
tnched until the end- touched. They didn‘t
break.
“But still.“ said the reporter timidly’,
“there is a great deal of tight lacing anion. .
women. is there not 1’"
“Another campaign lie,“ remukcd the
corset womsn. “ I acknowledge that in all
times stout women have done ell they
could to make themselves alender. I saw
:noecfpiotntion from some of those old
clueic fellows making fun of stout women.
It said that in Athena. before Time got
bold-headed. a alight. clarion figure was
conaidered a great beauty. I don‘t know
for certein about Athena then. as I wnsn‘t
born, but I know in New York a slight fig.
tile is cdrnirod. But the women now know
when they are alight enough and don‘t
cquceae themaelvea “.nto hourglnnce any
more. A few your back, though. before
hygiencwneknown (cud let me tell you.
young man. that forty years ngo the word
hygiene wasn‘t invented —thc thing itself
mmcmted).thcwomandid lace moat
frightfully. The cor-etc didn‘t hook hum
sly up the front. an they do now. They
wup behind. andthecoreet—laocrwae e
heacherouaailkenetrinathteouldaquuu
awoniaulikeenlrmvlae.
Sheplehdcpthcllttleeoraeteridhook
adltmhuuen. Ituencdflcbh'fl!
meme compremion. She only breathed a
little quicker.
“ Isn‘t it very uncomfortable I" he asked.
“ No.“ she said. “ end that is the danger
One coon gets used to the pressure. But
thi- etrong string haa exerted a force super-
lortothctof the atongcct mtin you ever
asw. If you were to try nnd bring thiit to—
gether by the books. you couldn‘t do it, tc
save your life. As long as the corset laced
up behind women didn‘t know what a fear-
ful pressure they put upon themselves Now
that the corset hooks up in front. if it were
very tight an ordinarily strong womcr
couldn‘t get it together."
“ lint you say that stout women lav .‘1 I.
“w ,l'
“ “'ell. yes; but not eyen the stout one!
do it to the some excess that it was dom
formerly.
" How about the price of corsets ?"
“ You oun get them at nll prices. Here
is one for 3 dollar «butter shaped and bet-
ter mode than you could have bought for
$5 ten yours iigo. This .33 one is on im-
ported French corset. as gool as can be
made. Of course they may be M fancy as
you picture. rind prices charged accordingly,
but ladies of refined tiisto never wear any
except the simplest kind. without embroid.
cry. lace. .etc.
“ Do men over come to you for corsets ?‘
asked the reporter.
“ No. but dudes sometimes do.“
The reporter orkrmwleged the jiistneiis of
the distinction.
” Once in ft great while. said she. “ some
young siinpleton or old goose comes in fora
corset to straighten him up. The tiiilorr
I always sell them n
pay for their folly
They never grumble. Vain men tire
worse than vniIi \\'Jlltt‘n . they‘ll pay any
prico to make tlr-Inselves the least bit bet-
ti-r-lm-king. They‘ll strut Iip and down be-
fore that gins for an hour after they lune
got their corset. Hf course it makes iue
‘hugli. and the girls in the shop almost die
don‘t furnish them.
11?“! rind iiinke ”1"“)
It It \.
laughing. but ii dude h In no .--nue of liufn~
iIszufitliey don‘t iii’i’i’i'l if?"
to my tliiit it man looking for it court is n
I’itl‘t‘ sight. The tailors. I believe. gener-
ally munige to make them up without.
The fact is. ‘ho Iitlli‘l"! understand the art
of “ inzikitig up “ much better than dress-
miikcrs. 'l‘hcy originated most of the ini-
proi’eiuents which the dresa makers liavo
“opted.
A 1N it KED ELEPHANT.
"I! keepers ‘pend F’lic "ru- tn Ilrrulilng
Ille *lnbhorn spirit.
It took u don-ii nicii five days to break
the spirit of ft vicious elephant in the win-
tcr quarters of .~\d.~iin Fiii'w‘rtlllgli‘u circus
and iiieiiiigerie. Early in February ono of
.\Ir. Foropiiugh‘s European agents bought
four elephants rind aliippel them to this
country. of which he was one
UII rcucliiiig this city he became sullen.
hut duck l‘nrepsugli. who has charge of the
winter «putters. bt-liehii: that the brute
world become good natured inadsy or tun
hitched him to a post and locked hiiii Hr
fn'r tho night. A few hours tutor Apir
broke his l-utted the iroii~
bound door of his mom and rushed into on
Rl\:tfllilt‘lll in which a do?!“ of the more
pr‘.‘\(‘r‘:tl'lt‘ clepbiiits live. He iittncked a
pvrfuriuiiig t lipl-nnt iI;IIIicl liism Iml c
tlv‘ ‘\}‘l rtli‘ figltl IN‘L‘ ‘iiii I‘lVi‘ H?
sniill tit plinnts broke loose
chums. doiv Ii
Ht i‘f ‘lif‘
‘l’lu‘ir fright-
ened cries soon excited cvt ry niiiIIi~il In the
building“. and tho iiir was filled with
thit :iroum d the neighborhood The night
lie- pi i\ u. re Afrail in attempt to mpuhite
Ami und liiizie. who were trumpeting rind
cli irgiiig 111 each other with grout fury.
\Vlicii Illi‘lI‘ huge bodies c.iiiie together it‘
the end of every rush the shock could be
felt throughout the place-
Your:
Jacl; Forepdugli was sent for, before
he :irrii‘cd the watchmen IIl‘i‘H‘t red that
Heir rind llirio were s . ting 1.1-» l
but
\\ itli eoi‘li
bill“! that they did not hr- 1 whit wits go—
ing on about them. l‘lie doors were Ul‘t‘lt
ed iiiid [til the cli lili‘tlil“ except the figltli‘l.‘
were ilriu‘ii out. liy tlii‘ time this was no—
t‘illlllillfilii‘il .\lr l‘orepmigli :irrii'n-d. lli‘
lnis iii-l thirty yvllrh‘ t‘\“I‘rlt‘lli‘t‘ Willi wild
animals .iiid «dumb: no more in fear of sin
c‘v~pli.iiil tliliti iill urdiiiiry pormui dam of I!
.l -g. 1ii'.i.~;-:Iignii eleplunt bowl; :i sp-ki
it id l\ hook on :i ntout hm l‘ . he rin l -\
tween the furious be ism .11; l ordered I: i.'ii
back. but the blood of the
new chplmnt wzis up stud he ohirged on th-
Iuin. “It“ «l‘i inl him (unlitivil the
hook in thi- b1 .Ist‘s cur. .\j;\.v Iilllii .l :IIid
:mro down upon him. The trainer stabbed
:iiiii with Ill“ spiki- and dodged belunl :i
post. .\j:\tl111lli*d 11w lhial II-I\\ll:\flll11‘|l;:ll
It nus it reed The other men run to Mr.
Forcpiingli‘s :ixaistdnci- and email: d the clo
phunt from so tinny points that he l‘nllsi'd
irri‘soluti‘. llurnig tliut pause :i (‘Ilitlll war
passed about one of his hind legs iiud fus-
tcncd ti! an anchored rum. This rendered
him almost helpless. Ilia other logs were
hobl led rind he was left alone until d .-iy
light. ll: izio be driuu oil to another part of
tho ipiiiriv r~i
Ii5\7l\‘ III!I\_\‘t‘II.
and
The work of eonxpioring the proud spirit
of Ajax begun iit ‘3 o‘clock on 'l‘uesdiiy
morning and ended shortly before noon
Saturday. limiting hos no effect upon it
mud olephuiit. It only renders him more
stubborn and wicked. 'l‘hc brciiker‘a only
hope is to (‘OllVllli‘O such :in animal that be
Is powerless iigiiinst iiiiin. 'l‘lisit ftt‘t‘ilill~
plishi‘d the beast bocomes us docile us ole-
phuiits ever ore. Uri Tuesday morning four
hriwsers were passed through immense piil.
leys attached to beiinis undor the roof. Then
acct of humans, chuped something like a
monster shawl-strap. woe fastened about
Ajnx‘s defiant body. The leiither stmpa.
which were three-ply thick. covered small
chains. All the leather plates were. copper
rivited soda foot wide. Ajiix looked as
though he w.“ in armor after being on.
cased in the harness. Three hours were
spent in getting the hurrica- on him and
during the job be slightly injured two of
the keepers.
Through iron rings. cupportcd by great
chains. were passed the hswsers. Then It
dozen men grasped two of the lines of rope
that passed through pulleys, and before
Ajax knew it his hind feet were six feet
above the ground and he stood on his front
ones in the most approved performing elo
pliant style. For it moment he was par.
nlyxed with utoniebmcnt. but surprise gave
place to fury when hc appreciated the ridh
colour posture he was in. He staged and
trumpeted and flapped his ears, but all to
no purpose.
When his struggles subsided some of the
men run off. with the front ropec and in a
jiffy Ajnx‘s body win suspended in the air
He made the most frantic efforts to their the
belting of! with his trunk, but the chain:
between his fore legs and around his shoul-
dare prevented it. There the mentor hung
a helplcae an on infant Ho wa- frce to
kick and plunge and but the nir ea much an
he planned. From time to time he was low-
ered. an that he might rent hie loge. but
none of the men were nllowcd to approach
or worry him. In the evening he was low.
cred and fed and allowed to spend the night
on the ground. thinking over the indignitiu
that had been put upon him.
After his breakfast on the following morn-
hig he weatru-cd ope-before. Here-lat.
ed. but his cfiorh were unveiling. He was
t stoutqpirlted brute. however, and the lec-
orid day‘a punishment only accrued to in
creeaehiar-ege. When he come down tc
npperhewu the maddest elephant the:
ever trumpeted in th‘a winter quart
ten. At the light of the harne- or
Wain-thy he becede greatly excited. Hr.
mid he was coming to his
can-Ia." Th3. however. fid not prevent
him from huh: hoisted up resin. Ila our:
donut in ht comfortable-whack“
l1 alum-imam— re mu um
lfit'l'im’ hiippy '
1111111111 L’Hfllillllflililll.
mm a ever. An anchor w- annk
Ivefect in the ground and covered with
carthlncnotherpertofthequ-‘ten. only
aringwn expoccd. Ajax'e foreleg. were
hitched to the ring on Friday morning.
Ropca were attached to his hind legs. which
were then drown out. leaving him “ aprend-
eagled “ on his stomach on a bed of atraw
Jack Forepnugh walked over Ajnx‘e proo-
trete body every few minutes. The elephant
was let up and thrown down several times
during the day. After three orfour houre‘
experience of this kind Ajax became meckcr,
nnd he was quite dejected when in the even-
ing. he was unchained and ordered toetnnd
lllllIiWAY
-——rA'rirx'r»-——
EFRILER LT UR
up. He WM hobbled and thrown down on
Saturday morning. and when his body “1'0 littVt‘ :tll't‘ad)‘ l‘(‘(‘Cl\'Ctl
touched the gronnd he cried oun cud tears “up Spring Stuck of )Illllllt‘l‘)’.
trickled down hia trunk. He was conquer- - I 1 . 11 I _ .. s ' , f
ed. The chsinswero removed at once and tilt lit "lg “ t 1" t1 iOlltS 0
he got up quietly. .o a... wordofcommand Bonnets Flowers “ Trimmings.
ho wulked into the room he hsd broken
out of on Monday night and was its meek
as it sheep rill day. Next week he will be.
gin the course of training neccasary before
and Novelty tlI'IiaiIICIit..
“'0 have :i
ht‘uppciu‘s in purine-~Pmuru‘phi‘a Toni-s. N. Y. city. it will pay you to
wow ruin! BREEDS. Airs ‘:ill and examine our stock.
....- IInts lilo: ii lit (l .ind pressed.
What of the men known in the Northwrat ‘
'erritory Its hulf breeds ? They tire the de-
scendants of Scotch and English factcre.
yd.
clerks. agents. and employees of the llud~ I.]\ IU\\' Prh (x Ladies“ and
Inn‘s liiiy Company. The) urclknown in the ( Ililtli (‘Ilh C‘lllt‘ H (itltltls gl‘ v. ll
Northwest us lied Silver half breeds m It .~ ‘
‘ end the followin". . . . .
mutter where tliev were born. The white . , a . 1} lt‘tIilt ‘ ‘l- llildlilc \\ hi“:
' .. . 'l‘lierc N no inoro tl1‘\tffll|l1‘ and useful er~ii~ of . - ‘ ‘ . ‘ q - . ‘ (. _
men who were condemned to a. life of isolu- nonwhidd iii‘iiiiy than a li‘i-frmrralnr um “til nor 5h!» its it)“ its -0 t l.\. (ll -
n * ' . . ‘ . I l . \ ll!‘ ut li.l i: I: .~ tit“ 11 ‘RI‘U - - - - ' ‘
.iou iii the ttft‘ililll. posts of the llndsoii s "phi”: :1"; “11;“ ‘ "‘ “ “‘ “ “ ‘ 501$ it)!‘ 3‘, (‘IS. A lull lint?
Ray 1 onipany s territory almost universally \u. h . 111 n ._-. “r .r x i...- h- viuno Im-n pro 2. . I ‘ ‘ \\~ . , « ‘ -
{nruwd (“nupfliuns with India“ “-umgn. in‘ ‘.y lllllIu-‘ll lI inobl: i II. tiiuii h \1 r\ lll‘lll\ hin- II" t '(‘I illl‘l I“ HUIN ‘IIIFI Ill.
lrr'll ntY- ml to Ihe pub; 1‘ for t‘IIt‘t‘f'll: these rxwiilh.
i \pi rii rcv lirii\ll1:. In t\1‘l’_\ l :I~i~. the lll\iiu“lii‘~‘ of
‘Itt h \‘llllll‘. lllil'l hoihrkwpcrs grin run) inn--
uml rill licfr‘m rotors for \\Iii<‘?l i‘\~rp
rioiui | i:I:iIi.~ .‘tl’v’ Inzidi~ :0 linzni-u;~. and parties N.
i‘lniiiiii i; ‘llillihll‘l‘
li [lll\1|ll‘ i‘ llu l “11.“ \\ to ‘l.1 pi I‘iE i.
[\t It thou h \\| kl on it 1 - ls- 1‘ I- inn-b! II‘I ft 'ii:i
'-.ir ~oli ll_' 'lii 1h ll‘lt‘tllllt (p It‘. I II of rift _:ir:I
tum llI prim 1\‘rl1:t"A 1|‘Illi‘lllf‘lfl :in iiliuo~t :iulril
lllIl' pi Hill, in 2th\t\i|llt' piixiii. “lift .1 lllifi’llllllll
iuri~IiiIiptiiiu of 11V. or fix ‘\ ruilzir llit‘ i \i~litig
“rt l‘iltlltl " 's‘i Ii.-1 I! \‘ It: In i hit 0: s ’n i‘Ilirrril. riiul
"m ll\"li‘t1('.tlII' ole. - mm. in! .Itliiitllllti .'~
N'lIIIHWI‘ fuiiirifuitti .‘ti I‘ll-SrllIt‘tI _
'I‘lio canny Scotsiiii-ii rind the prudent ling-
islinieii stringtliencd their position among
tho Indians and insured tlicirpu-ni ruin \l sub ty
by iillinnccv with the dmipliters of promi-
nent ludiiiiis. The offspring of‘tliesc unions.
aid their descendants. are the hzilf breeds
of today. The stock on both sides was
good. Many of the children were well edii~
cuted. There were colonies of them AI every
importuut triiding post in the Hudson‘s lliiy
lluir Numb u >pcciul1y.
Spring Goods.
t‘lt'.
Finn Assortment.
and our prices rii'ul those ul‘
Blur-k ( rope :is low as 8.3 Ms.
Func \ Goods in l't‘lliill‘kll-
Spring floods.
Fish.
Fruits,
\‘cgetablee,
Hunt & Zelufs.
Oranges.
Bananas
t i rapes.
Apples,
Lowest Prices.
I‘Iscaillope.
Oysters.
Clams.
Pickled Oysters a specialty.
l'ri‘iiipt
lk‘livery.
. I“ iIIIi‘
Attention.
got at :I i‘ninpl- tv‘ Imirki‘t give- us a mill.
‘1
Fresh and Good.
At Our Market.
“'lii‘iiei‘vr you want anything tole-
Til.
MAI-ARIA.
A! III anti-Mm
3‘. DAVID nurture
FAVORITE REMEDW\
he: won gotdenoptnim So trey-ole: m cat
alder his outfit mph-re unless it Includeea Md
Ihh malaria. If you are expand to freq-ed
cues of climate. food and water. Favorite 3—06,
ahonld alwnyube within our reach. It out-
w pom-us. and u the venunveot sub
“a mun-lat fcier in the work lita- nausea”
tiered aaa trustworthy aver-inc for the cureof
“ [Au-r mmpiainm. Constitution and on m
ubingfrom ari manure state or the blood To win.
'Io aunt-r from my of the tile rectum to their-28
burrito Rr‘r‘ncdy Bmpxiantly premium Itself an n.-
CMIIM frtcn —l m m n;
(or m. D Kennury.Rondout,- Y. 01 hot M
“.wa diamante. .4
Tm.i.VI T An...
P I L L S
Forthc rurcof
FEVER AND AGIFE
AND ISTERIITTEST
Mularial rovern.
\‘I‘ra t‘n‘I‘ASY. Kn roar. S .1.. April-3t. his.
eufltl’ln: with ma
for more than twenty
, t ‘ but become I burden to me
The l:I~t snark. uh‘: ti was four yeah urn-r. thrvad
and to terminate fri'mii' Through my brotherm}.
in“ \ili- i lied bu Ii rimmiv rurvd of fun an
_-.ne th-nrd of tin l‘.lLl \. arid pfil firing them
ii :i~ l' 'bi 1' '1‘") n a fi \\ on he urid h. in had no
f‘r’lllrll 11- 1h ~ tir I in rt i liu‘rfiilly and canin-
ii) nonlnmvnd rim». l'lld L‘ 'H :il 91.11. rm ' 1mm
1111s "lim’l‘dhit' diseas-
Ito-1r .flra’~ ' ‘ ' I had lnw‘n
lIlIl‘MZ'IO'Ill
fci i-r
.Ir-‘is lliiumxlakn.W
l‘r'i .» to or r:1~. Send for tin for .
\‘i'l‘A t'tntl'ANY. 11' .t it C. if ~1n‘s-t. .\ew Y“..k
H A L I.- ’ 8
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RBNBW'ER
r. '1‘ 13:0 first per-mm perfectly adapted to
m ~- «I.5(‘:\S(‘S of the migand the first-oc-
restorcr of faded or gray hair to its
. _. .31 color. growth. and youthful beauty.
1'. Lu had many imitators, but none haves-.-
14.; no i nil the requirements needful for
tho groper treatment of the but had “In.
1: \Li 1% limit nasrzwu has ateadfilygrown
~::ii ~t‘Iid :! :.1 “liril in iiur ‘ :-Iri I I 1 t kimwn :1
lI‘rriturV. They are tho ulil\‘ iii-vent liiilf. wit; ~11 f’mli npct‘ thi- ‘rnp. n uirm- of 2hr pub 1.
‘ ~ -‘ ‘ ', - iii. 1 i.“ lIlll‘l m. “5.1 -i ii ihuiz' i-m- '1 1-1
brew-lJiidmiswiufiliuenou. "Illuw.\ul—I‘—UCA1L. . .{VTThWWWfiWWWfiJ ,H “.1“: . Ar“ thfi 7 W 7 7 '1 (1' 11“
hslf-brced Iiidiiin is generally the meanest ‘le “r 1 3- "1"“? 'i Numb” "-r'r‘m “M" mum‘s-4‘.“ pt 4
. ‘ . Iv: ‘1 an lizlii 'i!ii1l\‘t|l.N‘Iilln}:‘\v'~.‘lll"nl no In
creature “H“ “T n‘" "0 ‘s Dr‘t‘t‘f' "In“! l“ ll!"l“1l1ll.l‘t1_lrlli'l. Illt' Illillit'\ \\-.. tw ii {1. wit it e I c
courage to his fiitliI-r. who was g. iivriill)‘ I “ll '_' "‘Y“ “I 'l‘ R' "-r" “‘3"! i‘.‘ I”) "I ~ ‘1’ “ ‘ h r
. ‘ . . v! .-y \‘i.r‘|.\“
lnko. "o Slll‘Pakfie‘fl MWII \‘llslliihr‘fil’ 1‘ 1 1
: '31‘ .o \\ \r .iiii::nii:si1-:;i 1 , .iuniii
nud trciic Ilt ry. iiiid he ltlli does. when. "u h '
Hamil, Bailey
.‘Iall‘lfzii Y1}?! Yr of and l‘vii‘i r- m
Lumber,
ever on moon offers. oiitlie Auriiiirie.
sin-2n“. soru‘rx.
‘ Seymour Bros
.\1.l‘§\‘l‘$
llllt'llt‘lt" .\ riilru Shh e.
The best Salvo In the world for t‘uts.
Bruises. Sores. l‘iccn. Suit Rheum.
Foyer Sores. 'l‘etti‘r. t‘liuppwl Hands.
t'liilbluiih‘. t‘urus. and :ill Skin lfiuptiiuis.
iiiid luxsitii'cly i‘iiri-s l‘Ilvs, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to gun perfect
satisfaction. or money refumdut. I'f‘ll‘I‘
‘in iii-111a per box. For solo by Geo. It.
l‘lziistcd. .\‘oi\\':ilk and South Norwiilk.
51'11‘31Xi\1\\:\b. I'imi.
W. B. HALL 81110
BB DGEPUBT
hpi‘t‘liil Value-s.
\\'.vudvtfulcures by .\_\‘er‘~ S-tl‘filllfilrlllfl
in every part of tln- lurid. \Vrito for
homes If you “out home t‘\lil|‘li\'t‘.
O
. 'I‘lu‘n‘ rtrr‘ \ullil 'd‘l tm
The lie>t blood purifier :liI-d >_\'.~h'111 re»
gilltih‘l' r\i‘r tiliti‘i‘il Williltt Ilii‘ ft‘;ii‘l\ iif
sntlvriug humanity. truly Is li‘w‘irii-
Ihttcrx ltuii‘tii‘ity of the I.i\«-r. liilliii
usmws. .luiiiIilii‘v. t‘oiistipiitiuii. Weak
kidneys. ‘nr :iny dismisvof the urinary or
nuns. fr “‘lliN‘Vt‘I‘ n quires :Iii :Ippetirer.
lullli‘ or mild >Iltlllllltlll. \\ illl :il\\.‘t)s eiei
iilii‘:iy~1iiiil l'iti-ciric llittcrs the best and
a
Shingles,
III..\(‘I\' 'SIIJiS.
vermin cure kliu“ ll. They act \Iirriy h“ ’_“"“ “' m ‘1 H‘“ ‘ ' “Hi; ‘ ‘ h.
“"‘l ‘1‘“‘1‘33 ‘ ““"l‘ l“ittlr‘ Klltlliulli d to ‘ “E .. ”21:. h.“ ‘ t i i i . . 1.. Doors. MOldIngS. Sash.
izii'o i‘UIITr‘ “infliction or llIufli‘V ri-tun “"' ‘"‘"“ " “ '1‘ ' if“ .V . .3 .l. 3' .
. - . -..~ ,‘_._....--_..- ..
.i.~d. .\‘ 11.1 :11 Mix ci-ms .t imiilo by (u‘u. “ " l" ‘ ~ ‘ - ‘ 1 ~ Blinds. Pickets‘ Win-
. ‘ . . ‘V" «.. .5 - M». i . ~
ll 'i.ll\‘.t‘1I.\i\f\\.lIkZtllilt\t*. .\I\r\\:tlI\. 3‘ ‘ '3‘ "“ “‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
o. W\ m.- w- -- 1 dow Frames.
"t.\,‘yt.k~.nllt>iI-~»'...Ef~"I‘I Y~
\t‘l‘\\\l|\ Itchilllatml “cu m, .... r owl \ .i. r \ kc . 1'~ Etc.
\'ou iiri‘ Itiltlth‘tI :i fir" tl’tul of ibiit)
il. t\~' 1“ III! llxt‘ HI I'l‘. I'}‘i“.\ l'i‘li‘lvl‘ftltil ‘
\ oli: Hi In it with Electric Sir~pvi..~ory “‘.l. I).'(‘§§ ‘ldbdbdlfio
Appliances. for tho P‘R‘I‘tlly l't‘llt'l and ' . ,
[N‘I'lllillll Iit \‘lth‘ of .\'I-r\'1~ii~' lk-lulity. N... n 3,. .. up"... ,.. \ t‘llt‘t‘l‘i‘tl "itl‘tl \\ INNI \\ tll‘k.
loss of \‘itii'lii :uid )liiiilionli. i‘tlilI :Il. ~_, p... . . \ _. ._.. \. ”111.11-; :. .-- ’1 Ime- . . .
kindred mom... \Isn. for many- num- H... ., lliird \\ ood ti-iliu: and
diseases. t'oiiiplcti- fi‘hli‘l’dlli'lt to luniltli. Lu , y a..- ‘1 ._ ... .. ‘ .. ‘ .' '
\‘igor :Iiid manhood guaranteed. .\.1 i.“ .h | . ,3 .5 _ , ... J. .:-.. ... ».. .1. I' I001 "It.
“\k is incurred. Illusimtu'd piimilili-t :. H h , ‘ _, I 11 . "V . _ . .
\\ iIli full iIIturiiiiitiuIi. t-‘IIIix ctr . mull-~11 5-1 ... z, m...»
In" l-\‘:1lr‘.. :- \ullui‘ il tin. - i . . a .
‘1" 1 g1 “"1,l“\" b ‘ ‘ I‘ I ‘ ‘ 1: 1.1.1.... ‘ = “NH M.\lt.\llAl..\i . >1 l"ill .\i\1{\\ .\l.l\
. .ir> i.ii . . it i. U: w ,‘W! A”. h. Li“! _ 3‘. 1H _
in. .~.- \ i7!“"\|..t\\l:‘ t‘. Nit,- i‘a-m 11 l3 " ‘ '
' .\)Ir‘.~ i‘hi in l‘u‘twiul lll\'itl’l.‘lltl_\' ‘ i '
rt'Ill'\t \. .‘iIEtI \‘III‘II i‘uu ~. coiiwiuiptioii . . e w 00 s
no.1 .. 1"“‘i““‘>1 ”Mg“ Tl} H. I‘“l‘~tll\ aunt Mm I ailment“. a
.\ Iirunirkulili- l‘u‘iuw.
.\li~‘. .\l;ir\ \. lliih-y. of l‘IiIikliuiiIim‘k
l‘.i.. \\‘;l.\ ;.Ill vied for six yours with As-
thma :iiid Iil'iil;1‘lllI-". timing which Illlli‘
H“ 1|-|I.‘|\t‘.‘ ll p... 1 S“:
llizituouds.
rust.“ .tSIt .Vlrzruxo
Iiii‘ liv~~t pliy .‘li‘lilll" i‘iuild 3.1“ I‘ no I't‘ltt‘I. “V
“or life was «Ii-spiilri‘d of". until in lost . . . . .
f‘i'lulii‘l‘ she procured ii bottle Dr. King‘s l -\ l’l‘i““ I‘l.’ R.
New III-wuvmy. when Iiuiuidiute ri‘llt‘I
was felt. iitiil by continuing its Ii~c for it
shirt Illllt‘ she wu- coiiiplvhly cured.
ginning iii III“il .311 UN. in :I low mouths.
l“t‘i*i‘ It'latl liutlli‘i of IIIlS I‘ri‘liilll i‘IlrI‘i-f
nil Throat and Lung I’IM‘MSI‘S at (ten. ll
3.1.. .\;‘II.‘. I; \i-Iii,i.k 1llllii‘l
in:
:_ \‘tI l-i
Never Such Prices.
l‘iiiisti‘d‘s drugstore. Noiwolk and So. IL‘Q‘E .~\‘ID \ ELVE'I‘
Norwulk. Large lmttlcsSi 1M
. . l'ili‘Kl’Ul‘lb 1l‘lI‘K-Tl‘ \lN
a... in... It I I: no s .~ . ‘ ‘ “ ‘
! lwsiil ItleA'JSc.
w 21‘ Iiumonnh
ltlo'anoney t‘w rri |I l‘.- 1;»
clenB‘IQnHihiir\unp‘.. »
Gemhifuru I‘I‘f‘t“\' r i.
Hilts Hair and it: ~' . ti ‘ i .\ “rowel.“
I‘lhr‘ a'l‘m.iti .i.‘ it .n‘ -..-~i-iMinute.8m
Dcu Illhi‘iii. I l. Pill-4.1 a euro cure.“
\Vc huh
ilolii irs i'\|li>l‘litl;
I':“\ uriiil .iiol Spun ~lI l .1! 1 ~
ow: imii.:l!1 .‘t 31ml. of 5 \ 'l‘iwimind
:Iiul .\.‘|llli Ribbon
doilul \i l lsii~ili1 ii
of \I‘\tI
i‘li‘ l in . iliii Iii it. Hi l..Iu~ :I' T-t‘ t is on 1lii Ill:
1; . . .
riii'iiu 'I‘rruult. " Jiillll l-olcy s (.1 1d Pens and Pencils.
"l‘lie latest and best form of rapid truii- Solid Silu r and l‘lntrd \“ltl‘t‘. tlperu
Sll Is for it person troubled \“I'll sick 11in“. .s. Hold Spu‘iiwlis and
headache to lltkt‘ it dose of Dr. ln-slies ‘ l“ . .| .. \ k | ‘
Special l‘rescrIption rind note what ii _ ‘3‘ h :“Nm ' u ‘l “m
rapid transit lrltlll the iitlliction takes for “‘i‘ Im‘iizn‘ix "fir! mo" l‘r‘rrit'i‘ I“ “0“”! “3'1““ l‘lM‘kS.
its departure. See advertisement no
number column. For siil lw (io‘t‘. ll.
l‘lmsted. Norwiilk and S b Norwiilk.
COME OVER on
THE BRIDGE
\VIll‘Tt‘ you can get
tiloie~ and lint» ll‘iltilltlll;* tlI.iIi :itiyni‘w York -
ilfii‘i‘fl .‘i‘liil for Ilrlt‘t‘ 1»! mid 5211"th
W. B. Hal 81C“.
NOW 18
ltepiii ring
~TIXR—
A SPECIALTY.
Standard Time by t‘lirononicti‘r. at
THE Tlhll‘l T0 l‘b‘l‘l
Fancyllriod P niches per 1b. 15c.
IlOY'l‘ S
Good Canned Tomatoes (Mic.
Opera House Block,
Best. “ “ 10c. Norwalk. -
Timber,
Lath,
\Vutclios.
Iln‘ l tHHL‘JI.) .
Railroad Watches!
and Adjusting
W ATCHES
A. W. Austin’s
Conn.
Mackerel Sc. per dozen “Ronal- on Rate.”
Cough Remedy.
“can Pains.
.‘ , . . v ‘v n 3/“ . . . ‘w i .
open) A, B {111ch Home poi lb. $331. $333331
“Rona-Ii on turns.”
13 cts.
“BirclirI-l‘utlm.“
Quick comp t‘It‘tllR‘ rill Kidni-i.
I riuair) Dix-t‘lrial. Naming. Irritaiiou. Stone Grim
cl. t. ‘utiirrh of the Bladder $1. Druggiete.
Bed-Buer‘ lies.
Flies. roiichw slits bird bows. nte. mice. gophcrs
chipmunks. tlcttn‘d out by _‘l_tou--h on hats. “ 15c
'I‘trtn People.
“‘i‘lln‘ Iliulth Rencwcr“ “Morm- hwlth 8nd \‘i-ror.
BE ST EXT“ A CT S.
I um di epi- p121. Headache. \ c'rt unmet-a, Di- blhiy.
1b. 3L Pain”.
“ho-ill???“
l‘iRRlWlNSDN’S .
Bonner Paint
‘“ , Patent. Medicines
Bottom Prices.
Pure Drugs, Mflflltllifli, to.
Best Butter per lb. 250.
Best French Prunes 15¢. per
pains. sprains. hcadschc neuralgia, rheumatlem
Rough on Pains Planters. the.
Mothers.
If you are fniliniz broken. worn out and nervous,
use““'clls‘ Health Item-wen“ $1. Drnggiets
Lilo Pruner-var.
If youmlosirig your grip on life. try ‘ Wells.
pots.
Compouuded.
Hindu: Rene-wet. " the: direct to snack e
“ Rough em P—Ilrs.”
Cures Piles or llcmorrhoidtk Itching. I‘mtruding.
Bleeding Internal or other. lute
ml nnd Extermal
Remedy in each peckagc. Sure cure. 50c. Drug:
gista.
A LARGE STOCK OI“
Pretty \Vomen.
Lama: who would retain frwehnees arid \‘iiacity.
Dan‘t Mi to try ““les Health Renew". “
“Rough on Itch.”
“Rough on Itch“ Cures burners. crupuorir ring
worm. teller. salt rheum. frosted feet, chilibliilne
“"0th on “Cr-tart)!”
Comte C-fl‘cnsive odora It once. Complete curv- of
wort-ii chronic name. also “not “led us angle fir
Dipthcria Sore Thr_i______ut. l-‘oiil 1h 50c.
The Ilopo of the haltou.
Children. slow in devclo intent. pundy. rcrnwny,
nuddelloste use MIR-urww.“
Cato: tie at "no Bladder.
Stinging. irritation. lnrlsnmutlon. all Rhine ~ utd
triuary morphing cured by “niche lulha.‘ $1
“\Vntehlsue. “um-hoe.”
laugh oufila“ clean
Always on hand at
twow.w.tmmc0oi
man's many.
i‘lonrs out Rate. Mice. machee. flies. ants. bed-bugs.
Pailpiuition DmpelmlSwi-liings. Dizzineru. Indi—
sleepli-cuix-e cured by . “ills
Ask for \"i‘lls‘ "Rough on Corns." 150. Quick.
completi- cure. fluid or soft come. warts. buniuns.
Bladder and
Cures cholera. colic. cramps. diarrhoea. rehe-
=32
.1 cm
Ill Ml
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It
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B.
I HAVE IN STIK'K A l‘l‘ll l.l.\'l>‘. 11F
ALI. >T\I I75 AND l.ib\\‘ l‘llli'l-I\
Womens‘.
Chlldrens‘.
.. .—~r_\l.l. KlNlN
‘h
1 mi. l.‘.‘3. 13.... 2.110. '33in 31'th :Lfiu,
iii-ritC
Fine ll:iiid~.\'v\i‘i‘d-
To b:;\ s pi'ifn't limit or flip“.
ii; 1*. i r tlis"- Low '2. \‘ytr ihs1‘< Xv“
in» in tin Mona-11.x p‘rases ll .
'l‘ini‘ iiukr! 3o“. slid when t 'rr you t 4.!
——-~ AND THAT IS
“BROWN’S.”
\ul \\
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DR. LESLIE’S
r .»__
SIC K
Slit-SICK .V I'ISS.
TESTIMONIALS:
flu1v.ir~.i.«3‘!iioik~ '\1 n1! . .Iv’ ,
JUNK .\ bl \.\I‘\. Fit-.4!
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V \ , >1
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ilriy- \ ~u'li t‘iiiv : :17
:‘llllftlli‘.’ that would Il\;;l in
'l x .‘g-I I LI.
:1 l h:i\i‘
but 1:" 1o.- .19 21..
but I» ‘.l :i'Ii- t. {id
out 1 l lllI‘ii in l..
:t )i tit 21:“. ~tiiiri
had but I‘ll"
ilii‘ vi‘kni -~ 14 to)
III'.‘IY'lI\ hs'ntiiiiicnd
m‘lii‘. \‘i‘lirs ritici'n l)‘.
Il:Iii~_‘l.!-~r I I:in
[HARLUTTI'Z I‘E'l‘l“~
Tri‘)‘. X \'.. Si‘pl
Mr‘ ln rcp‘iy
KS? liner St .
ti. l‘Sl
S. I: At:- “In:
in )0“? fi‘b‘ll‘:
‘3) that I hiic not twin lruillH'tl \\ 1h ll :11 in! il-i
the \t are. rind that “H "morn hi: :ith has :11 Ti
imprmul and l fui ihsi li-iii- lI :i'l Il' l~r l.i.~lu ~
51mm l‘rierpti-in \oi: 1\ \ll\ irii
ill.:\l L'ii‘i it: 1‘1. '11“
I‘Rll‘li 0X [‘1 “(ILLAIL
run s.\i.i: BY :33 13'
U EORt i E B. PLAISTED.
Norwsik and Smith Xerwiiik.
BDGKWODD’S
ms'rnx'rmous
CABINET PORT BAITS!
FIVE DOLLARS PER DOZEN.
I? l‘SlON 80., N. Y. ‘
'3‘ Mr. Rockwood given per
sonnl attention to sitters. len-
tion thispnper.
Till lni
c000 news
In Lameg.
tnducernenta moral.
T0 CONSUM :Tlt’ i...
that druid I‘ll-4 that t‘ onsumption. bi ii a tin n- n m
cdy. is anxious to mtiki‘ known to hip It iiuw with l-
eend ii copy of the [in-st ription usul. In: r.» -.
the directions for tprx-pcrin" rind llr‘ill: ‘IM'
which the) will in! urltie Cur: fur I'I-t‘ulls',
1‘ ohm t‘ossr'nrrrox. Astana Ronni. iris. etc.
REV. E. A. \VlLSON. 19¢ I‘inn :1
\\ iaiinn r
burgh, N. Y.
.49 :v
‘ anulner Ir
Offices. 431‘- )Icin Sin I l
8. I’ll». one.
Burs::::pon1‘. Pox“;
s
WK‘é.-.
“Simona
.lleiis‘. Iluys‘. and l'oiitlis‘
Boots and Shoes
Misses‘ anti
Ladies’ Kid Billlflll,
Blillllll llllll Ufllllll‘flSS 11111113.
rw—r: arr} errant its {arms “diagram
'. ~ ch :5 quarter of the globe. In “wok
1 (trees: cm be attributed to but on.
c l l.“ ‘ 1‘.» rut-refn‘j‘nrni: of if: prov-rues.
The proprietors have rficri been surprised
it! tho f'i‘crtpk of orders from remote coun-
i-.es. where thcyhad never madam effortfor
its “Ar-fluent)“.
”Ibo use f 1r 1 short time of llsu‘l “All
Iirsr.“ l'k wrxiixlcrfiiiiy unproven the per-
: ‘YI‘I rippesrmxce. ll comm the scnipfron
r.‘.1 input-.21". cures ail humorw. fever. nnd
turd thus prwvruu mans. It
iv mu‘ izrv the watched glands. and enable.
t .“Fl 13 push forward n new nnd vigorou-
~ g? nth. 'l he effects of this article on not
Ir31~ -~:.t_ :ike those of alcoholic prepon-
t: ushnt remain a long time,whlch IAI-
lts use a trunk! of economy.
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
’03 Till
WHISKERS
“'in cl urge the heard to a nstural brown.
orl-‘sck.:i.|de~:i«I. ltprtsluccexpcrmancnt
c ‘ Ir tint w.ll not wxsh any. Counting“
n sivgtc preparation. it is applied without
“cubic.
i ?)l‘.-‘~",
PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL XI 110.113.1113, ll.ll.
Sold by all Dealers in Ale-horns.
FOB. ALL THE ram
0"
Scromlone. Henri»). lull
Blood Disorder-I.
,_ the best remedy. became the
most searching And lholotl‘h
blinnl- Murine-r.
Ayer’s Sarsaparllla.
Sold by all [imagine . :1. six bottled“.
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION.
tIEADACHE,
TI:1\.\1\\ \uri. A i: l" l\‘t
5 ll Al:~vui: . .1 Y 1.:
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n - r» it
o 3.3”: silt liwii‘.
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l:.ii- ‘w‘. 'Ii .‘md \\ ’3 ."i it llim‘n. iv 11.1 1-; iii;
317ml. \"i‘\ I“ 1 \\1Vc.\ ii‘iili II‘X ‘
I‘h \i‘r‘p It‘ll :ilt- ll:
:tll:ii k.
and Ilmi i\:I~ t‘:i‘.:.~i‘il t»_\ oirriivrk slid :iiiva <‘\\ r .
231:?» f. re ‘
:1 in all rillliI-lul “.ih LI-ud- i
iilu tut rl liriil l|‘\ llllti't iniIiliii ii .1li limit! aihc \iiil 1
[Wind ‘
.orGoldBandlo.
The adiertiiu- r lisiin: been pi mono ntly um I! f '
i-r.- the means of rum. '10 all who deem :i. he will -
“ill! '
iamc ‘
l‘artiee wishing the Prescription will ploam- acdruwu f
the-Mellohcetleat
will-IT numnus
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THE bun SEWTIIG motile:
¥- THAT GIVES .
SEWING MAGHINEO
ORANGE MASS.
so UNlON so.s.v. CHICAGO ILL.
ST. LOUIS M0.ATLANTA GA.
.221th sue-.315:
A. Dlfllllll'lllflll 81 3011., Alli
1.1”") So .\nrwnlk.(‘1.
Never varies, does not contain
one particle of the adultero-
tions used to reduce the cost of
PURE GOODS
But DOES possess the FULL
cally recommended by other
manufacturers in imitating it.
Nous should be deceived. how-
ever, as the word
and the Chaped nude are
stamped on every bar.
Norwalk Chronicler