What the lather flaye-
M I know there are mania on lav carpet. -
‘i'ao Iran or man muddy lanolin:
And I arc your fair tam": glowing.
and npotlczcs with biowima and fruits!
and I know that my walla are datum-at
With prints of am Ill nurers anil'banita;
.\ail lint your own lionwti-Itvt moat truly , .
in naive ilatc purity aian ti
.aliit i Lnaw that my parlor is littered
\"Illl mviiv old treasvim and toys;
While your own is In viatiittr-st order.
l'nlxaruied by the presence of boys}
and i know that mv room is invaded
quite bvlvlly all noun of the day;
While you mi in your: unmoleited.
And dream the soft «pile: avvu!
Yes. i knew there vre four little bedslvtu
Where i mm? 3: “III watchful each night.
vv mie )‘vILl .33 M: in Fil‘ll’ «airman.
and nbli in your vim-sues no brlulit.
Now. i think I'm i nevi tiiiie vvwnnn;
I like my ivwm- f‘r-ll' ‘._\'. ton;
Amt l'ui fond of an Ilalnl)’ belongings:
Yet would not change plafes with you
.\‘o: keep your fair him-v with in order"
its freedom from tn-t ti -r Int noise;
And keep your own hi; Yul Iclvm:
but give me in t m zen iH l-Ivv‘
COMIC. COMMENTS.
“ I1 marriage lli‘i‘llillflg 2' ‘ Min an ex-
ehnnge. No: it IS gent-rally accepting.
' What la a I‘llrlhllllll ?" asks a Chicago
editor. Such lgilnraliv‘v- could occur ll‘ no
other city.
Same mic h'va been lecturing on The ltvn.
gt r of Eating l‘au-ly. Cut this out and ahovv
it to your sweetheart.
The man who geti bit twice by the Ji-UDG
dog is‘ b. tl-ir vol iptel to tlnt lillt<l of husi.
now than 1ill_\' ollirl‘. Jud Iii-.3135”.
It or can lve In. d for llIi‘.lIv‘lll vi and me-
oh nia-il pilrpnm'a lll htli‘li all for
he. of appetite ur to :thal lll raising a barn.
‘ This World b ‘iUllgi III (lie
my" an exchange. \\'e are glad Illlsl ques-
tion in settled. \\'I- know setvval people
\\ ho claim it.
K llta‘au,
encrgetio."
A paper down in 'l‘cvoa has
that ” the why
mind their own lul<iiic~s is lu‘v‘illln'" llure i8
Io little Competition.“
“ Why is it callei the haiiv‘yin mu 1" links
an exchange. llonry, bveauw it is full of
9: il~. and lIiIIilll. beemue high."
lllirnvv uni-tin i' one at via.
div-icuvi‘rod
fillfil'll llll‘ll Rllt‘l‘i‘i‘tl “llO
it “ comes
In ancirut Illllt‘n they iiwvl to dispose of
I‘M‘v‘lfl by cruvviiau lliv‘lll '\\‘ilh l~.v_\.~i. Now
they .\huot thv m. the litter plau having been
found to be liliml I‘m-Clive.
S l‘ “ A Spar-
taiiluirg woman is so cleanly that she uses
‘lie Marion p S! n- Rays :
two rolling-pine —one for the p:|.atl"_\' and the
.ither for hI-i' li‘i‘liaiil‘a h- nil."
An Arkansas llcmocrzitic editor has shot
Inl hillr'vl a poatmutcr. Some means muct
be adv-pit .l to make vacancies for Democrat.
ic offici- seekcrs. but it .\trikm I“ that thv'
Arkansas editor‘s plan is a little to» impul-
aive and calculated to create unfavorable
comment. even in ion own party's-viVII-rfia-
tun-II [In-(it'd.
Too Seuivitiv-e.-“ What are you carrying
06 that banana for 1‘" luvvlevl the proprietor
of a fruit nlall'l to a suitIiv-iini‘nlI-okliig cila-
toxin—r who vv 1th some
fruit. " 1 tr“ accepting voluntary ouvtri-
button: for the In lis‘ Flower anl Fruit
Mission. but I must decline to accept any-
thing that is not tendered iii the proper
apint.“ and he slammed tho
on the fruit stand.
It was at the llh‘fillezlil ’t ville. .\Ir. .\‘mil
ingbuy was telling .\lrx. S about a fari-I he
had attended the night before. '..\h ‘ s lle
he. “ my dear. you‘d have \llI‘-l laughing if
you l‘v'lllvl have \‘t‘t'll it I" Then he a ldcil.
in a tone of burning t'lllll‘lxlA‘ill. “ How 3
Wish yuri‘vi been [lu‘rl‘ I" liven n h‘v’ he
cannot Ipiite lili-lv‘ral viii vv hv .\lrv. st re-
marks directly afterward hulk such
usual :Ilvl \'lvll<_‘ull_\'
It?! ‘a l} mu‘.
was iii-11m; away
banana down
an un-
p-Armw tl turn ‘ Ila/u
High 'l‘axesfr
01 lllv‘
fectly vlr‘llllllt‘.
It. is mi or IlIII.‘ liir‘l‘v‘lialll.
scanning th-- bug; vr from liI-vl to foul.
“ Here are my receipts." rcpln-vl the meuvli.
cant. “aliowmg that l lll\t‘ jilal paid the
State. county. aiiIl'city tax. a on all my real
estate. You. who h ive nvi'property to pay
taxcc on, can aflord to ho charitable.“ 'l‘hc
non-protwrty owner Mrclli. and beatowa
half a dollar on the unfortunate taxpayer.—
Z'Qc-u biftillgc.
'l‘ l\"\‘ are very limb in some
'l‘exaa I0\\Ii\. ‘ You a i)’ you are per
but I Il-Iii'l know
.\ill I II Italian
whether
RACE PROBLEH IN_ NEW ORLEANS-
A I‘ a. ‘oved \‘ialicr ‘I‘eIIa of the lIl-tlnetluna
Ila ““ \\ hIlo There.
Tin rc are four colored lawyers here and
five \kK‘Ivil‘s. one civil irngincer and any
number of building contractors. You can
see here "In!“ and t‘ulviri‘Il lil‘li‘liltiyi‘l's on
the name aeafiold together. vviih the colored
nan carrying up the corners and doing the
fancy work while an lrishmaii
hod. There are many
holders among them here.
of them are l‘iztiizvli-‘a. The white and col-
[cred worship mgr-liar. ’lm- estimated
wealth of the colon-l pwpie here is in tin
lens of millions. The ~tandard of morality
is n-Itiso high an] liaIi liopcd to fin-i it. but.
u a stream cannot xiv-w its source.
the fall]: in With the city on the whole. .\i
cit-unlined: is gmliiin w. the filthy must be
wicked. The coll-red man. if he can furn-
ish such goods are they use. Is Well patroniz-
(d by the beat clam of whites. but the beat
colored trade goea to the vi hitca. as it does
everywhere. While they are no well treata i
by the better clasa of whites. they are 0&-
trncized with emphasis in every place of re-
ltort and amusement. No respectable hotel,
restaurant. aaloon. barrovun or soda fouu
lain in open to them. no matter how refined
and wealthy they may be. In this respect
the prejudice in very atrong here, but it in
kept up by the lower clones of whiten, cc-
pecially of the Northern type. White help
In abundant here and it in moatly from the
North. Thccc Northern white cook: and
waiter-a have a union here and no neg-roe-
can join it. nor will they work in ahouaeor
on a boat when colored help In employed“
the: can help it
Ills. CIA RRE‘I'T‘S— NFLU ENCB.
John W. Garrett. the millionaire railway
manager. had an iron will. but his wife ruled
him. although she did it in each a way that
the old man never knew it. During the
forty years of their married life the two
never Ilept a night’aparl. and I think .\Ira.
Garrett‘s death hastened that of her bun.
band. For some yearn back Mr. Garrett
’had been in bad health from overwork. and
the phyaiciaua had preacribed that hia mania
nhould be regular. and that business should
not be talked at the table. .\Ira. Garrett
law that than rules were carried out. and
whenever the lunch or Iliuucr time arrived.
carries the
wealthy property
.\ great many
lllNIVr'
it made no dilerencc if .\I r. Garrett Ivan IIIA
the mid-t of the moat important conversa-
tion, on bullie- involving millions. with
[not who. the President would delight
to honor. Ilic would call them to the table
’and In a [cutie way would admit of no re-
fml. Kr. Garrett or hia friend might ask
for jam one minute more. but the hind old
My "If! reply in the gentle-t tones :
“the. are our role- and Mr. Garrett ha-
pcniacdthatthcyahallbekcpt)’ At the
tahlaltwaathcumc. lfthcgneet ofJohii
W. Oancttwonldhrcak out in come bull
mm or ‘on. Mrs. Gus
rctt would at once object, and the railroad
Width-head of the table would
WI: call nttcntion to the manner in
which he wan dominated our. and would
begin to talk of othcr ubjcch.—“ (-‘arp "
b M “I.
“do. Gretna-5 Two uno- «antral
thalwdgc Graha- wuatthc head of
thwncgartmnta gullible youth
whcnallcda dollar to a lottery concern
“MMbhhhcutthca-d Let-
hm-f 0a the envelop milieu It
uthMWhthe PM
We had-Ilium "Yaw
-DQvl-cftbpflc-h. l I“
TO HANAGI KICKINO HORSES.
The management of bulky and kicking‘
bur-sea in very poorly underutood by many
of our beat horse owners. I will give a few
plutt'i for managing this noble animal with
out so much bro. (I force The way to mau~
age a kicking horse is to take a short piece
uf rope. long enough to go around the up 5
pa-rjt“‘. which must be tied no as not to .
allit. 'l‘be knot must be placed in the cell ‘
Ire of the month i then take a rope twenty
Y.-.-t lung. half an inch in diameter. double
It and p Iva one end through live loop around
the upper jaw ; pass both ends up between ‘
the ears. through It rim; that is tied to the
hip of the bridle : then pass each and
through the tenets of the black band on
the Irvinew : than through a ring that must.
be llt'tl to the crupper strap. divide the rope
and tie each end to the shafts. By this at.
I-an-g-nvent a horse cannot kick \llllI‘RS he
I. I‘iv'l his head up at every attempt he makes I
to Lick. which will punixh him so severely 5
Th}:
.i; III ‘1 vv 'l-\ I"! v lion . til it kie int- -v .I r|\|
vi; 'l,l'_\ III-tiiiga at-vii .ivm
bl- tvvw _ a» l'hvt it will c\t -il~l out an far ft‘
I. l-‘ I-ii-l :vii-l lI-Ilt one etil
of a two llll'll mpi Il‘i‘ piece to It. :iirl tie the
than lie eul of
'- rope to lb“ tivo lllI‘ll piece and Ill“ other
ml to the ton :Ile. and let them kick it
they can. italkv drivers are apt to Illlkf
l-aiky horse-I.
a have» .lmvv-a aigna of bulking the driver
\‘Uilllli-‘llv‘t‘u to whip and gota the horse ex-
citel so tuat he will not stretch a trace.
Now. the beat plan. when the driver coca
thvt a horse in gum: to balk. in jvut to pull
on, the lines an-l stop hill; and let him stand .
be will ~t\ I" give up flu in] habit.
p. .e In on Yin
~If Ill” ‘llt :le'll‘c-x
I"l“l'vlillvviv lll‘ll". ltilW
It is apt in be llli‘ i‘iiw‘ “'liv‘il
a few minutes. and if the other horse ix ii .
true puller. speak to him out let him Iatai‘t ;
the bud. and by loa ling light and working :
gently vvitli tae bulky horse. y can mnvii
have .’\ go-hl pullcr of him. Of course. there ‘
are come horses that have been apnllevl by
overloading and had drivem that nothing
but forcc will make them pull.
It“
I
u‘iaaUTl‘S SLEEPING APARTMENT. i
.\ I'm-II lulu flu- lll‘d IhuIIII of n .\ow \‘orh .
.\lllliuII-Iro‘a llnuulvier.
\\' null vovl like to see how it New York
belle of millionain mu \ll v i“ T’ I can gr Itify 1
you so for an to I}: .\I‘l’l‘n‘. vvith literal ev Ict-
iiosv. the bed room of a young woman whom ,
name is printed rm ul‘teii an aiiyborly‘s in the
society reports. 1 no-vcr saw a more beam
tiful. cosy. in every way delightful lllllt'tl .
than the sleeping room of this young prin-
cess of faxhiouithis eldeut child of a many-
lelllllll‘lll‘l‘. The wall paper was pale gold
on faint slate color. The gilt bv-Iltmol was
pvixliml against a rupture of plziilwl silk of
:iiilv gold. with salute-colored \llk imvv'q at
the comer.
plaited silk rum- tn the
waahat-Ind. ”ii that
bowl. Qitll|~»ll\'ll flll-I an on In
.Ivivt such another Nplarn "ii
.
ceiling above the.
wire only p tclnvr
vv' vt~~r is i
presumed to invite newer gas. but all of the 5
v lLinc c at vvrvr
‘.‘.Ill\<‘
A ng :vt ‘lli -et of beve‘ u-vl l uniting. ' u‘. l\\‘ \l‘
i‘ the .
young “1-?”le to
She liv«l
hitllvl‘vtlll" f Iliilzi; g1 ms to h :l-w': Ill r
’l‘li- r
llvtl» Iir r -
nun
(l‘tl. l.ii.;h. hi‘llllx on lri“ r.--.i~
\‘uor in one corner for ti..-
ulw- -v
Mn lv.-r \vlv Ilc zillllr lll.
I'.Il‘\,
l‘i'h‘li it ill“ .;‘.ll t. I‘k
l---~ile~~i Ill"
‘.\ l‘\ :ill |\:I~ i.
fire-place. 3:1“.vr ; n
lres‘siii: stand l.v.lv ll vvitli pi‘ctty tuild lmvec
and bottles. an ivory clock likn a birlciigaa
iii \vhlcli ivory civliuriea trilled sweetly as
each hour begun ;
vii lll‘ to Ill' itch 1b - wall paper and furni—
mru; a pr -trv little prn die It for tliev . voung
woman in my her pr l_\\l'.\ up in :La tuition-
easy chairs and a rocking
ably 2.x vawil-le and awealtli of little clo—
g inc m. completing a general v‘llt‘v‘l that war .
r\vtlll~lli‘. dainty and inviting bcyuiiil coin.
pvitatioii. Opening ml! the
young iiiillionaireas had another apartment
“ 1..." she wrote and painted and “ worked.“
so to speak. lI‘li l Ill-l not Rro iI-' —[xt£rr {I
a Urii’oi'r; it Jon-ruin.
of thH rooiii
LOOKING ”IN THE ASHES-
Tho Juno iiivtuliizciit of the practical
camping-out paperv. L‘y lliil O'Hara. in
Oath”. has the following about cooking in l
the ashes of :v crimping-tire:
Noat of our f-- llllv‘rv‘vl game gviea through
this crucial test. .\hd vino prefers a link
more of the aupet'lliii'v ofv‘liliniiry ism ; but
for abaullilc \voml.
:ock. v-Iu can li--vcr l. ave it
more pe rfeit than w! n n von strip v if skin
and feathers as it leaves its fiery bath
serve it instantly with all its natural juices
and undiluted tlavor. Of course. this priiiii~
:uil «"u'llll-il prunw.
whit you wiil
illlxl
tive cooking I“ quire; judgment. You
can‘t try your Iii-'rli by holding your hand
iii lI v\l;ili- you count vivly or a hundred
aii l tln- III-gr. .- of h- it. the \Lh' of ti; . luur
.sz-ltalIomIIk-IL ‘l‘lllll" Law w‘ oil )Nli
leave it ‘intoIiJix‘l I'l'l\I b-- in th ‘il tiiic
comp Iiinvl rill I, \\'il?| ll-ll lli mp unblo
pii‘tillcat.vii of j'ilgnivnt l varivty of
.iiitigs in t_\‘ in e . .‘.- l in tlii~ III inn: r to al-
oIlviti- pcifv-ction. llc -lo :IrI ~v-Ilit of tip in
gulla’. IlIlck< . an i Sini-l-llle «1-x “it
u ureal rI‘io‘irce on the hl'ilHllflrv‘
liege .
. ham. Iri~h
\‘III'II. ’ll-lldl.
apples, and bananaa. Uiie v-v‘I-Iit
ing. when our storm wire rather lovv. \\v-
got up a lirltv‘dlittlt‘ll for shooting; at rubinx.
A dozen or more vvi-rc
ati-l sweet ll.)ll|!v\v\\. min-u ~uh.
t‘llt‘\lllll‘~s.
skinned,
wrapped ill tliiii alicea of bacon. airl pack
t vl flatly together. then the whole \\ rapped
in We! leaves. and buried juvt befarc tli:
fire. where they cooked in half an hovir.
Eaten with nothing whatever but ehip bia-
3uit and cold water. thI-y’ made a mmt de-
licima auppcr. it had but one faultv—there
wmn‘t quite enough of iL
vli’avvii.
ri-is on or “ GIT'I‘IN‘ HER."
'l‘ls sweet to love; but. oh. new bit. “.
To love a gal and then not git. her.
The man who loves in the right ‘vay can
Always “ git her.“
“ :\ score of men made love to me.“ said
In excellent Louisville lady. “ and any one
of them might have had me if he had stud.
led the art of love making with the same
care he would give any time to a game of
cheat-I. 1 hold love making as an art. There
is no such thing as love at first sight. ‘VI.
any admire each other in the beginning.
but immediate affection is out of the quail.
tioii First iinpreaaions. no matter how
favorable. must be strengthened by artful
cultivation. 'l‘lien love comes. and if the
man who auea makes no mistake he is sure
to win. no matter what his condition may
be. (If e- ame he must talk well. dross P6
apectably. anti. above all. wear clean linen
and keep his fitt'u free from dirt. If he doe.
all this and sues judiciously no arrow of
misfortune can keep the victor‘a wreath
from off his crown. I might add that one
of the Mluiuitea in person vl appearance is
clean teeth. A man may have a nose like a
pumpkin. or a mouth like a mammoth cave.
or eyes like a jay bird. to hand like a ham.
or a foot as big as a canoe. and he can win.
but if his teuzh are not what a gentleman‘s
teeth ought to be he will rue the day he
gave hi! heart to a vvelbbrcd woman. He
may be tall or Hliui'l. stout or lean. with a
voice like a fnghorn and a carriage an un-
graccful althe ainblc of h camel. and he
may yet win any woman in the world if he
atudied her with care and, kcepc hic teeth
clean —-Leul‘ccillc Commend“.
Ncglccc cf the l‘ar-I Crep-
Ocrnctalka are never Itacived or taken into
accomvt in some part- of the country. Ina
few placa- yet the corn itself In never huh-
)d or harvested. but in left atanding. while
cattle and bag- arc turned into the acid: in
winter to help thcnivclvca. In Virginia 10
per cent. of the crop. or nearly 3.000.000
buahcla. was left in the held over winter
but year; In 'Ilcanaaaec 5 per cent... or 3.-
336.000 tin-hole; while Kentucky and Ohio
had each nearly 6.000.000 haahcla. Illinois
left 17.118.000huahchniiharvcctcd. Thrift:
K vulva left $8 per cent. of her crop. or 21..
005.000 bnchcls. Ila-lbw. whllc III the
whole United sum 119.811.” buhclc
m lefttc the mercy of winter weather
, Grand (‘ciitral depot.
. ll|.l:lllt_: slintg
i in live
-mm.huph.'
aadcthlapri-ltlvchr- cf wry.—
m .
AUTOMATIC SIGNALS-
A New “WI! To Make Rollin! Travol-
lln. Sate.
“ I think we have about Iolved a difficult
problem in train Iignaliing.“ said Train
Deapatchcr Franklin in a group of railway
men in the St. Jamel Hotel last evening.
The recent accident on the New Jersey Cen-
tral Railroad had been under discussion.
and the talk had drilled to the admission
that human foresight had not yet been able
to guard against catastrophe: from broken
. rails. broken axles and wheels and impor.
_ fuel operation of the. mechanical novices for
~, train signalling.
" Signalling by means of ligbta of differ.
cut colum.“ Mr. Franklin continued. .“ is
not infallible even though the machinery
works perfectly. the signal-man be incapable
of mistake and the engineer‘s vision be be-
yond reproach. Ilciiso fogs or atmospheric
: conditions which ren iv r the air so ram that
. t' It‘ smoke and steam of the insolii-Itivea hang
lo‘v . like the siiivvkc over a battlefield.
.If not infrequent occurrence.
are
are
tlt‘
the
'I‘llc‘sv
w‘pv‘v'lall)‘ dangerous whera trains are
vp itclied as frequently --» any as frvlll‘
'l‘hc eyntcm of
nailing through the tunnel is as ho vr‘._v por-
fect a»: baa yet been devised. but we have
long recognized the need of some automatic
i“l_l|lllv‘t which will aelf~rv~port trains from
uv‘llv'il to section. advise eugiiieera that
they have mistaken the lights act to indicate
danger and mauve a clear track. Hitherto
Ill such eincrgenciea we have been compelled
to depend on torpcvim-v placed on ”in “ii
by the xignal man. in be exploded by the
win-cl of the locoiiiutive.
. .iic danger that the torpedo might be shah»
>3. U'll of placv and an fail to perform it:
.iuly. ' .
‘ I‘lll‘l difficulty haw bcv-ii obviated by
adoption of tho prin Ii} li :f the cart
rid-go epIcli-r iiscvl lli ritlcs and some breech-
llo-
'Ill'l, The in li’lllllt'l‘y
l.’llli‘ made to
consist!
II a \‘.‘.l‘l‘l I,.'I' mag: contain a
: lion ii tor} I IlIII-a. This In attached to IllI‘
svt of l‘tllll‘I-“lllil levi-ra which works the
; signal. When the light is set " red.“ or at
Ill ad I. ll spring lifts olic torpmlo so high
lii.iL.'.il.lll‘~lli;ll :v pin shoots it
tly unacran anvil le-‘c-l so
~! In.- to the fall that tho of Illi
lucuinuln‘c vvhcel must Rlll‘ru‘ it and. evpluda
the turpcdo. .\n engine driver who hear:
that I'\l|lI*\lItil. and it It loud enough to be
lll'.vr\l .ilIv-h‘ Illi‘ iif Ill" \“llI't-lR tllld
“\ll'l
‘IIi‘vval'd Illi‘I‘.‘
Itlllt‘r rllll
v‘raxh
rumbling v-t’ tl~c train. knows that his track
is Ill-hll'llclrvl nhiail niivl all-pa ibis train at
once.
“ Time the lever motion -vvorkiiig the
signal to act it at dangcralso sets the cur
.ri-lge in place and both 111"“ put under the
.‘IIiiti'ol of the Signal man. whose bells have
lleISI‘Il him of some oi-«truction ahead.“
it is said that several rccciit accidents
' nave rusultcd from ciigliicri‘u having been
unable to we the signal properly “Hanan
Illln'l and run into danger. when. at. far its
human teatimoiiy is v'lv'slll‘iv. the
usual was properly set.
ilziiiqci
GETTING INTO ENGLISH SOCIETY.
“Illico the iiovvv‘una'r lna fairly I‘nlab-
liched lzia footing, he \vill lw pnasedoii from
houw to hoIHI‘ .lllIl. vviicii .\‘vpti lllllt‘l‘ comes
from country tll:lil\liill to country Iiianxioii,
lint he illllill not evpect lii~i lvtlI-r of intro-
duction to produce any invt: maxim-IN or
lle “Ill leave with his card
of
vv ho vv ill casual.
magical I ll‘ev‘l.
a lellci‘ of reconinien iation at the bonu-
.'\ getitlezii in in Piccadilly.
ly obwrve to lll‘l vvifo. ‘ .\ly vl~ :vr. lvcro- H
.\l. SvLiili l-vt with it letter from old . I
iv'lppivse.‘ :ml here i... vv;ll llt no a lllllf
" Yli. ‘ we llllla‘l Mk him to dinner. Sh III
a . iiv lh‘I tlili L"
‘ lixip inblc.‘ " his good lady will to
ply. “we hi vo no plavm v Ie-vnt tlmn. The
earliest day \‘UlllIl be the fill. and, if you
think it Ili‘v‘vlsiflry. l smvpuw- lie inivxt culnv‘.‘
"l‘lie upvhol ii iii it the vzxiluv vuli re.
diiviicr the fill.
that ho v\ ill present hinix‘I-lf at the linll‘t‘ of
that
Ill I‘lglilt‘t‘ll
to hint
vilidcr~
stands. llIlIl that It“ will Ipiit tho prcmiwi
of bio new midnight
“'llhuul. lllllt‘flS (‘ll'i‘lllllx‘l‘lllv‘t‘a are cxcep
tioiially favorable. knowin; :tllylllllls: mob
.if a aiiiglo individual he liia iii-~t than be.
lire he met them. This. l admit. may be a
liacouruging coiiiliiciicenicnt: bill the
It ranger must not be ciut down. and if the
impreaaiun he has created is fairly favura
blc Illa opportunity will come.“
_.
:olve nil Ill\'llf\llvill to on
his entertainer at -v I|Yi vrt-«r p I~t I'l':lll,
he will bu one of a I‘Ii:lll\l‘.l\'
gvioxta. \\'h we {view are llillvll Ivvii
llilvl whose langu vgu lie liilpv-ri'v .‘ily
.\i‘vtll vintalicu ab Int
“18 FARMI‘. R MECHANIC.
In thow ti nee. “llg‘il piicea aro low and
profil< are figured down to a mu Ill margin.
.t is important Hi It firiiiem vlioii‘d "\‘I‘ ch ry
‘IYK‘I‘I to reduce I“!h‘ll\‘“~l whci‘M-‘r it is port.
vible .lIlIl there ia no \v l_\' iii which tlila
oe dime to better :i-lv In: vq-i than by
and titling themwlvoa
to do invny odd jun»: about the farm. which
would otherwise t‘vial them lmtli and
"lull-y. It in not evpcctcd that they are it
become sliilled in all the lili‘v‘liflllli“ll arts,
but it iv a very caxy iii vtlI-r to learn the line
of tools which would be required in doing
the gncvtcr p vrt of the repair work about
tho farm. such an mending chaiu‘v.
tom. sharpening plows. repairing wagons.
machinery. ctc.. and as these breakagv r
ila‘lially happen at a time when either a crop
la‘ being put in or the harvest gathered and
delay mean: loan of time by hauda and often.
at certain seasons. much damage to llle
crop. it is of great advantage if the farmer
is prepared to do such work himaelf. Tho
does not. require large outlay ; a few lamb:
are sufficient for the purpose. A liiilull
farmer‘s forge. which will boat one and a
half-inch iron. an anvil and vice. a black
emith‘a hand-drill and a screwuplate for cut»
ting threads on nuts and bolts and a pair at
:ongr-these. with the hammers. etc.. which
are on every farm. are all that are news
vary in doing most vermin. . 'l‘le Cultimfur
("All
leani—
in: the use of tools
llllli‘
\vel ling
THE UPPER AIR.
The greatcat clinically which meets every
thoughtful “slum «mam: ia‘hia inability
to obtain any anti-factory account of the
condition and motion: of the upper portion
of the atmosphere. All has been laid. “ we
- live at the bottom of the atmoapheric ocean.
of which the upper layers are practically in-
acoeasihlc to us.“ The air in arranged lym-
metrloaliy about the globe. and it is much
den-or cloae to the earth than above it.
The actual height to which the air extends
la not known exactly. but at the level of
about £0 milea it in no longer dense enough
to be capable of rcfractlng the aun‘c raya.
At the height of about seven IIviIca. or 37.-
000.1eet. believed to have been reached by
Maura. Glaiaher and Cornwall. in a famous
balloon accent from Wolverhampton. Sept
5. 1383. the air was found to be so rarefied
that great «limculty wan experienced in
breathing. Such a height aa acvcn milca in
quite insignificant when compared with the
diameter of the earth. In fact. if thc earth
were rcprcccntcd by a twenty-four-lnch
gloha. the height of the atmovpherc. even
Inppmiug it to be 10 milcc. would he repre-
rented by a ahell four-hundredth: of an
Inch thick. about the thicknces of a chili.
ling. ’
'l'hc Ito-awe and Tact-r.
There are three dlcdnct region: or tract.
web of which hutopcrformltaowncpccial
office and function. The tip of the tongue
I: concerned mainly with pungent and acrld
tach- ; the middle portion In unalttve chief-
ly to awcota and bittcrl; while the back or
lower portion oonflnca itaclf almost entirely
to the flavor: of root meata. butter. oils.
and other rich or fatty aubutancca. There
are very good reason for thin cuhdlvhlon
of faculticc in thc tongue. the object being.
ultmbmakccaohpieoc of food Im—
tier-go thrcc repaint. examination which
nmtbcacccccdvclypancdbeforcitlc ad-
Ilttcd into full Wpcticn II the IIIIIIII
cm;—P¢Idgr Siam my.
1
Sig. 5
VII! “VIII! 0? LONDON.
law-c win-neat in l'olttlcal Ice-eon».
Sancho!“ by tho Recent Rani-don.
The Tower of London in the chic! dim.
museum of lush—Saxons. The prison
towera and the armory are the chief attrac-
tiona there to Americans. Foremost in our
regard in Raleigh‘s priaon. in one of the
portal towers. The " beef-enter: “ will!
long guided visitors through in parcels. not
allowing them to stop long anywhere. were
consigned to a rest more appropriate to
their name by Gladstono‘a government about
five years ago on complaint of American in
the London papers that they could not
study with care what they desired to ace.
Since then it has been go as you please. but
I believe the admission foo of aixpence in
still charged. This constitutes the old
heathen den a dime show. The Celt «be
deposited dynamite in the White Tower
may have been unaware of the fresh con
waxion be abused.
. Wt‘l‘v‘ It‘ll Iitll.
. . . l
hunumy Americana have any definite . .
5 climate but when legixlatom began to under
den of Raleigh‘s connection either with
.\.-rei‘ica or the Tower. As for the common
run of Eiigli-lunen. they know lean. A black
.\Ile in gravely shown by the Tower fami-
liurs us ”«tlio place where Sir “'alter Rub
eigb wrote his hixtory of the ~.vorld." Any
l‘ltlllllll‘ll~\‘t‘ll§fi person could see that not
even itumas‘ captive abbe Would be put by
the novv-list to write in such 11 hole. because
llal
Iiph wuv given a little houco and lot or gar-
Il In in the rear of one of the wall lvvvverii or
l- m vvliet‘o he slept. and probably
it would violate common probability.
5......
5 never vvvi k~~pt in the big donjun or \Vhitv
'l‘liI-rv- via-i always :
luv-«.2 He had light. “ugly and a secre—
tary. .\tati- przwnera of his rank were not
ll‘t‘ill‘ll with in we cruelty in general than
lliv‘)‘ IvoIiLl b-I now, except in the article of
\I-cii'iuh. and in was spared all . the bar-
lviil‘lIlI .\ of the punishment of treason except
the iv\v. lie \iaq not executed in the Towel
w Ive-.Ir it. but in l‘alace Yard. at the other
e'vd of London. right by old “'estministcr
. Ila”. ill cl ieli the statues of George tho
lliir-l‘.‘ (Hililllaill trash of lions were but re»
cv-ntly ovcrtiii‘icd 'by- just such chemical:
is lialrlgli loved to experiment vvitli. lie
was a follower of Friar Roger Ilsvcon in the
Ivo-callcil alchemy or anpert‘ieial Cllr‘nllnlry
of that Il Iy and mail-- a patent medicine
Illa lu~t night alive was spent ill the tint:
l‘i‘imvii over the entrance to \VI-nflilillalt‘l
clam: r: aniline iv buried in the Church of
St. .\largarct'a. vv inch almost touches \\'eat—
of tl‘:
l'romuclli Ill chiral-II N were llvvizipcil aflei
la ing desepvilvlivre-l in the Abbey church.
I \\ rite of these Illl'liit‘h from contact vvitli
lillllslrr. and in \vlizm’e yivril some
:liciii. having apriit litany an idlv- "turning
about both War and the 'l‘uvvcr.
llalu-igh‘a crimuu' to IllII'I‘TIl illua.
tralioliv \\I It'. ii-Nl. dating conxpirod to
“ count out " iv ll‘n}; vvlm was .11] heir of
several licira to the throne. nllvl. second.
having sold a mine “lllv‘ll did not pan out
to th~~ ~tockholilv-re. of win-iii was tliai sumo
lilllg. l“il'\l l."lIc lliI' I rllliva of
John .\ln-riizaii an i 2!»: llllIllIli‘ “in r .tions o7
Iowpli I‘ll vtlI-I‘ lvlifl they rrpre-wlil
llalvlgli szillvretl for.
li.|l-'l;:ll not of the coiiit Idi‘llvll,
vv llli‘ll “illllv vl Jain- s of Scotland in \llfi‘v nil
(lltlv‘t ll l'illiiallv‘lll. (‘v‘v‘lL iilzul
supriiI-r in political llllt \u'. lmxl l4 come the
private coin ~pondv nt of Lilllr‘ :vxol li\l\l\~‘l
lilill Ill. it liillt Igll
l‘ l. \llll\ l‘f Iillii r lei. itlvc a of l
.Iain- a lbn
\v liav
\\.l\‘
liia v LI my
vv 1‘ I-Iilxhl n I up the
iilal «til. .\.I
lllrt‘ll" llalvigh vvaa
of llia‘
“as
“llv'Il-Itilll-‘i got the
pronrcvlml lgalllbL “vino lumbar:
cu i‘vitc-l till-l lllx‘ Hui; fatu
ll\‘ll"L!.
ling past.
in the iiili rv‘al lie \‘r‘1lt his hiat-Iry
lying :lI tlic damp l‘._. \vard l.‘\\\'r. The per
coil. who undertook to prev‘ n‘. either Have
01’ rll lv‘li Illv' I . count
would in another age lll‘l b~~-n liil-le to
the penaltivv ... trevuoii if either cliimant
had 3 Night an absolute throne. In that
degree \\‘i‘ hav c progressed and the \'ll~‘ pen.
ultiesof [Milllczil trezuon owe their III-wu-
fall mainly to the triumph of .\tll'TlI‘A. l'ar-
nell'a life would not have been worth ii Illnll
alg'hty yeah: ago. lialclgli got a rcspite to
go anvl livid a mine he said he lkislIth'ly
rw-iving .».v:
liuwvv an i hid ascertained. .\varice mite-in
ed the King‘s resentment. The mine was
not found . it perhaps did not t~\l"‘l. rvn-I
Raleigh returned to die under the former
liven he had persecuted and tub.
bed the unfortunate Irish and lilo-n their
estates. bvit Spenser and Elmo: were no
better.
The Tower of London is one of the evila
which bind England to its fllk‘llllllillllv‘ hit»
turieal past. it In full of the graves of brok-
rii hearta. the victinn of kings and their
bloody paraaites. 'l‘hree wmuon at lv-:|\I be
murdered there '.\illlu Boleyn. (‘.Itl. tlilli
Howard. .\iiue Askew ~und all of royal lu-le.
Yet Henry VIII. wall the author of
lir‘lllt‘llc‘"
llivtvl' I'll
England. tho father of l-lliubcvh mil a:
limo l".-l\\i\l‘Il‘S prayer inn-l. l.‘-". In
PM .x-1 .‘p'aii Tin-in.
“ORGHTFUL HOTEL GUESTS.
“ Talk about forgetful people." :ui-l tIiI
clerkof a leading hotel uptown. “note
guests. beat ilicin all. Why. In the matter
of nightgowus alone. the supply left behiiif
is simply marvellous.“ .
“ What do voIi do with the gaunt-vita ‘3“
asked the reporter.
“ Some are sent for. and we have them
done up in the laundry and forward them
by express at the owucrs‘ expense. Actress):
ire generally the mast neglecttul of all
Wo have storage rooms in which there i.-
now a large quantity of “III laim ~d b v '
gage. and vv e Ii: no licanies ordiu: vr_v we: irm.
apparel a good many valuables in the for: 'l
jewelryuud watches. revolvers. etc . tha'
forgetful patrons leave under the pillow»
and betweu mattresses. Many other arti
cles. such av books. pocketknivea. razors.
combat and brushes. pla‘,"ng cards. canes
and umbrellas are also picked up in the
rooms by the chatnbertnaids. But night-
gown: hold supreme civay. and make me
:imd answering inquiries about them. “'3
:iav'c to koep them. because we cannot tell
when a good patron will inquire for one.
and it. won‘t do to my vve'oaunot find it if
properly described.“
“ What do you do with unchlmed goods P“
“ We have a general clearing out aale
about once a year of articles that we think
will never be inquired for and baggage lab
on our hands by guests who fail to pay their
min. but we keep valuable article. a long
time. an some of our bcat patron: may turn
up from a long foreign tour and declare
that we must have them. and pro-cut con-
tinuing proof that they left the artiolcl ‘bc-
Iind in their haste to. reach a train or a
Minor.“
THE STYLE II TEA.
new are come conservativca' who atill
take sugar and even cream in their tea. but
thcae harmle- are fast giving way to the
newer atylca. The real conoinseur taken hi-
tea without any modifications. and fashion.
althomh it allows a lump of augar. rathcr
ordain a clioc of lemon or a spoonful of
.ircaervcc. according to Russian atyle.
About half the people who sip tea that
afternoon: do it because it in the fashion.
Ind not becauac they care for the drink
Itself. Lent acaaon the cheese straws were
prominent on every tea table. and the in-
digcatiblc little strips of pie-crust filled will
grated cheese and aprinklcd with red pepper
were luppoaed to be juat thc‘thing to .vpui
tip a jaded appetite. This year the salted
almond in the famrltc dich of the afternoon
nibhlcra. and oonfcctioners are doing a great
bucincas in routing almond: and than tvi rn~
ing them over in a pan with a‘. little butter
and a great deal of salt. A man who know:
toll: inc that titanic nothing like the al.
mond anyhow to clear the brain and ateady
the tongue whoa there have been too many
wine: at dinner. and the called almond in
Ivenmorcofa man than the frcah
lint. The almonda arc naturally prominent
an every dinner table and now have foam
theirwaytothctcatraytoclcarthc cloud-
II Rain of H mm— WIN!"
M Lathe.
SMOKING Ill convinces.
The House ban a, rule against smoking.
which became absolutely necessary a year
or two ago when membem began to adduc-
thc Speaker with a lighted cigar held be-
hind thcir backs. which they resumed at
anon as they stopped talking. It mu also
made to apply to the space behind the
acreena extending around the hall. Some
members resenteld this last as tending to in-
terfere with their cherished privilegea of
lounging while out of sight of theSpeaker.
But the smoke ascended just as freely to
the galleries. so it was made imperative that
members should retire to the cloakroom: to
smoke. of course it was evaded. so as a
last resort the Speaker has had the screen:
removed. The ventilation of the. House in
wretched. and some members alleged that
they would be iiiiab‘c to attend the sessions
littlesu the smoke iiIii<iuico was abated. In
building tho (‘apitol heat and ventilation
The plaiia were thus-v of the
who liml a perfectly ovpialile
Ol'l firm-lug
our torrid summers and frigid winters in
th. so (Ir-wk lt‘ll.illv‘li they speedily saw that
they iiI-I-ded aomelhing that the Peloponesi-
ntia didn't. The heating of the (‘npitol is It
wonder. Little by little the pipes have been
:arried on without any forcordnined plan.
Now it in one of the beat heated pubiit
building: in the world. The ventilation it
more difficult. especially as gas is burning
all over the building at all hounv. Still it in
tolernbly good. when the difficulties our.
[minding it are considered.
\\'e II I‘ quiiu-ini t‘ HI I‘: lion l'ills in
t \- l\ vvmiv. In vv in» v. vv.- ‘-:_ ltv‘ ninth and
vii II Ill-1.1 I- «i; pinto ul. u_v [In so vs liu have
thin. pub le~. I viii liaI II‘ and fI-I-L and
u ho :HI‘ vvi‘le ut ~tre'mtb «- r ambition.
Tin-~- .-r-- =llvvvus fI-I \\'Iilt‘ll (‘artI-t‘s
l‘llll l‘n'.~ :llt‘ spew-lull} pv‘rpatul. and
NIH v‘l;I‘\ ca- tut use ttuni “’llllhlll
IN'llI lit. \~ llll-Illl!‘ lnr Inn-iv :ll~v'. III nietiil
lznxcs III 7-H |‘|"‘l\. Sui-I by vlriiugl»t.~ “I
sent by lliitll .\‘cc :II‘.\*ci;-.vi:II'li' else—
“‘lll‘D‘.
A STORY OF A NE“! R058.
The new rose. no!
(he setmatiuiv iii “'ashingtoii. has it history
It is vvell known that Mr. liancrnft. the his
torian. luv ir. his ground: at Wavlnngtoc
one of the invest and finest collection of
roses in America. Ilia gaz- lciver was privi-
legcvl to [like ‘lit~ semi» produced to experi-
ment on. and thoIinan In of plants were i‘nlfl-
ad from these. but only one plant siuzaeC:
.iidicatioiia of excellence. This was Ii poor,
tiny. neglected on". growing among other-a
It probably w~-'.ilIl have been lort to cviiti
“ Beauty of .\iiirrica."
vntiuti had it Ilv’l been seen l _v' .v ll II in?‘ .vliL
pilrvhaav‘l the plant f\\'~l years ago from tho
original grower fur the sum of 7.3 cents.
'1‘“ i ilurist liiu
prinlvviev l pl.viit~i I iiiiiigli Iii M ll
all of which are alrI Iv sold ti.
New York and Philadelphia ii lot.“ ranging
from TI'III LII LleU. ‘l‘lirwc pl lll‘ are l~lll an
il:“ll high an l cunt $3” a ll‘ll lru-Il.
S'ich rI-milta are very encv lf:lg|ll.{ to the,
\Vitliiti tvvr
;. u. than I a. \ have lwcii lll «ulIicv-Il hrrv
lllv‘ " .\‘iinul “ of last apriiig brought tha
irzginat-Ii $11000; thc " Bennett.“ o'
l‘liilavlclpnia. vnll nit inlaid), 1h,
“ Bea-.iiv vviil bung §.'.,l,.ul
| an; iii the hair la uf tliiv
be: spring
1... sum.
)rl;f‘.ll.|litrnvlf llf‘\\' \'.Irlv*llI".
vvliilu
of .\l:l. iica "
Nl‘lfl \I. .\ltlll‘l“.
IlivrhII-Ii'a \ Tull'fl ‘ithr.
The hunt Salve Ill tla- a..rivl lovi (‘Iit~.
I‘uviiu .\. Sun-s. I‘au i~_ \Ivli ill». uni.
l'ivvnt‘ .\‘ot’vx‘. Tell-i. \‘livl tu-l ll.viivl~,
lliiil l. in» (‘I n ~. :II. II :lil‘lvin lfriipiiotu.
.uul po~iiivr lv I urns l ilI~ or in pav rI
l'iaulul. Nniwalk and .\.»iitli Noun-5k.
\ II: IIIiIILiaI-lr
.‘ll\. .\l:Il\ \. limit)".
l'.... wa~ atlla‘iml for .~i\ vc ir~ Ivilh .\s
vhuvri :iml Illui v'llllx. Iltilli ~' vvlvii Il liliic
'iI-~ in \t pli_v ~‘iclat \ iv iii-l gm. 7.” irlirf.
Her life \\‘:i\ tlt‘\i\.’|lilil «If. lilllll iII l:v~l
Hcti-bv r .\ln- lllliv‘lllivl a bottle lII’. Kvngl
Nv-vv lllnl‘IIVI'tt‘. vviiI-iv imiinvlizite i'I-liI-f
\\ is felt. and l-_v i‘viiJllllllll; its viw for a
In npr.
of l‘iinklmnnock
~Iil'l’l lIlIll‘ .\III‘ “.n v‘uniplchl‘v’ v‘iIl-‘Il.
gaining III llc~b TI" ll~~. Iii .'l few ttivtllllle.
bum ltiiil lmtllix of this l'l i’lniti I'iirIw-f
n31 Throat and Lung ltIMaM-s :vt (iv-o. It
I‘lalslrvl‘o drugstore. XI-iwalk and .\‘II.
N. rwnlk. lairgc lmlllt'e $1 no.
.OIQ'I Honey its:- :.—r~,v f‘ nr‘v cure. 25c .90..“
elQll‘I §III thIr \I-:\ p 1- :l beautifica"
Ger-nut m u .. cv-u - x . -:I:~ llama-3,3.
Mill‘s Man a ‘ i ' ~ .\ “mun.“
I‘lkc‘a‘l‘u-I i‘. .\lvnute.3o.
”uu‘n Ru . I» \ v .\.Alé curt.“
Tin-“i are .\uli-l l’acta.
'l‘lw llt‘sl lxlvhul piuvlicr and r} >lv in ic-
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Ipitrvd l. l< ml: itivnii I d to L|\v' pl Iful
satisfaction. or tiloiiv _v N III! III II. Inc I‘
1“. crht: lwr box For ~nlc II} Hun. Ii.
men and women evervvvhere. V0 capiui or cxrnri- .
snxii POSTAL CARD FOR
Illustrated Catalogue
of Hammocks. \Vlrc Screens,
Mosquito Canopies. Piazza,
Camp and Steamer 1 hair:
Folding Cola. cte. ,
we ‘EI‘lI 1’.1IchITGII & (‘0.
3 West 42d Sh. .\evv York. St 766
‘.The. Best is the Cheapest.“
H A M S ,
Shoulders.& Breakfast Bacon,
Bearing the Trade Mark tree cult of
SI’EKIIY & BA RNES
ARE THE
Sweetest,
Tenderesl,
andBeletrei
it ill the
market.
KETTIJ‘Z l..\ Ill)
le "Strictly l Inc,“ and
l'ihtively fn-e ‘lv-lll till~
villi-ration
We are I'm kcni and all
our coo-h an minim»
Illn‘l at - ilr paw kin: Iuvu~c in \ew ll vvc II l-‘vc rv
l‘ulllivl I f \iliii It “I GUARANTEE lilrv :ilu.
.\‘vuvt
III the km pits be Hi" ill-«l :v-l "ii-vb ‘ "i‘ Ii\_' thI
'IradI Mark of Stu rrv .\ lhtflltb Iln- » v ~t man
III. II tun rd and t \porli l‘ of l‘ n v m.- -In it .\I u I
l-nid Look I :m Iiilv fur tin brand i ll“- Iiu .
‘,llr\ :lI'I' Ilu In -t - “Nib! I'
am '.~ takrn ‘Il tta ; uni lkl' a.
of a.l l'iv :r pr. i! ;« nah. II}.
Sl‘l‘lll'l it II.\I’VIIS. New "liVl‘ll. ('1
Hal 0,11 B'dllBYc " L‘
Naiiufaciiircn- I»! and IN alv-rv- iii
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Do‘ors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pick-cts. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Work.
and
I'eneet'evl Hard Wood
“lll‘ll \I‘uovl Fellini:
Floor i “2:.
Marietta! .\T. .\hl'Tll .\Uiv‘WALK
New Goods!
“niches.
lliillnolnls.
» .\\‘i ..
EWELRY
.\oa .\gciil iii Norvvn.k. :t‘lliJ‘Tuv‘vl by the company.
fol
lit It‘K FORD Ql‘ It ‘K~Tll.\l.\‘
Railroad Watches!
.l..lm Foley‘s I: H l'~-I\' and l‘ei‘cvls.
.\‘uiv-i .\l \I r and l‘! Itul \\ z~uv ”l rra
II-il‘fit .\. III-Iii .\pv l‘li-J u ‘ zit Il
ifyc (llaswx. Na kci :Iial
“‘aiuut Clocks.
Repairing: and Adjusting
A SPECIALTY.
Standard Time by I‘hrvvnolm-ier. at
A. W. Austin’s
Opera Ilouse Block.
Norwalk. - Conn
54-- - MAIN ST.---5~l
L. H. DECKER,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTING
GlLGIiIINING.
PAPER HANGING.
Ceiling Decorations ll Specially
Wall Papers and Borders.
Gold- Paint and Bronzes
White Lend, Oils.
Glass. &c.. &c‘.
L. H. LE
The Best
Fish.
-FI'IIIIR.
Vegetables,
Hunt &. Zelufl’s.
Oranges,
.Bnnanas.
Grapes.
.»‘\ ppiee.
Lowest Prices.
B~Ctlllvp>n
Oysters.
Clams.
l'a‘kb-d Oysters :v etiv-cialt)‘.
Fresh and Good.
l'l t Ittlpl
lh-liv. ry.
I‘vtlili‘
.\ucniion.
At Our Market.
“'l en -ver )1.“
SSW at a comp}. t.-
vv'aiit anything to to
market ;.\'I- us a call.
flllll'l', I ZELUFF.
BUUTS and SHOES,
_.___ 1 §§-1____
I HAVE lN .\TIK’K A l-‘l‘ij, LINE UP
)Ii‘ils‘. Buyx'. :itiil Yotillls‘
Boots and Shoes
"(f5 if.
FLLUB! FLOUR!
PILLSBURY’S BEST
850 per bag
Best 1503 Oil Tl3c :1
Daniel Lflimmetieus 5
\"Il‘ltlltglfln Street Bridge.
"alien.
v.._
f
'MALARIA. l
M an anti malarial medicine
DI. DAVID KENSIDY‘B
FAVORITE React-tat ‘
h. won golden opinion: .\‘n traveler who“ on.-
dderhla outfit complete unit“ it include-abound
chic medicine. if you are (‘1‘! ccd to Mad
Wot climate. food-ml watcr. Favoritism
ahouid alwaya be within your "will. It expel: ma-
larial poisons. and is the beat preventative“ chill!
and malarial fever in the van ‘rlaL It beepectai
(end an trustvvorthv are im fur the cun- of K
and Liver complain“. I nmiimiiou am: all Al.
nrlalnx from an impure “are of the M veal Tu women
'hoaufler from any of the ill~ [“‘IIII-ll' to their Ir:
Favorite Reme-lv l~ immunity proving ltcclf an tin-
with: friend a nut l-I~\~lllt VAdclrnx lingerie.
Ior Dr. D. Kenn~lv. Iiuii tout. .Y. 8: M . M
“by all drug-Lu;
32"!
H .A. L I.- ’ 5
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RBNBWER
was the first preparation perfectly adapted to
cure Ilisl‘aScs of the scalp. and the 0mm
tefiful resiorcr of faded orgray hair to it:
natural cotor.growtii, and youthful beauty.
it has had many imitators. but none have so
fully met all the requiremcn‘ ta nccdful for-
viic- proper treatment 01 the hair and scalp.
il.vu.‘s Ham. ntxzwu has stadium“:
in fan r. and spread in fame and nacfnlncsc
In every quarter of the globe. It: natural.
1- but sticccss can be attributed to but one
cansc: Lie evifinfnl'a‘i'luwf r] If: prouiszs.
The pmprietorn have ofien been aurpriaed
a‘ the receipt of orders from remote coun-
tries. where they had never made an effort fur
its ii.'.r:v.lnction.
'nic use, for a short. time of IIaLL's Hall
chrwrn wonderfully illipruvfl the per-
conal appearance. It clczinsea the seal in
‘ ' .pnriiies. cures all human. fever. d
. . and thus prevents baldness. lit
. . ..:vics the weaken-3d glands. and enables
(RPM in push forward a new md vigorous
growth. 'l'lIc effects of this articlc‘are nut
tram em, like those of alcoholic prepara-
tionabvvt remain a long time.whlch make.
it! use a matter of economy.
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
[‘03 Till
WHISKERS
Will change the bcard to a natural brown.
er‘n‘aek. asdecired. It producesapcrmancnt
ALI. STYLE} AND in“ i‘lili r2\
Womens‘. Misses' an:
Childrens‘.
*7 1.— .\H. Km ~-- -.
Ladles’ Kill Button,
$1.00. 1.23. 1.30. am. 2.50. 3.0“. 3.3".
Fine Hand-Sewer!
Bflllflll llllll COLQJ‘BSS Galina
To buy a I‘v‘lfw" in“: ..~ 55....
iii l‘rm ii :i“~ Lou, ”my. Xv
(m tr} it. no ;~.- 4. 19. 4-. . ‘: .
That Illlhl'.‘ )I“:
(icin‘~
II. >’\
_' mi \vbci; I ‘cr you
—— AND THAT l.‘— “-—
“BROWN’S.”
37 Main St. - South .\‘I-rvvall.
DR. LESLIE'S
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION,
* l‘v
SIC K
HEADACHE,
,—
ant-—
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me r» If 22-: IYII‘ lir in I ~>zwv .'. l‘i
Iv ‘ ll:t\v l. i .It
iii oz“ . ‘ .\_\i
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l..iv.-lu-i. iii-W ai \v 'lli\1;\llI"““
.
3"..In run in. i \tv‘v:~‘ vvt i} I arm:
I
‘.:lvl_
i-nv
ls- "ur two or lllrll I )~ . wt: .
bu: i:i;.l I- ‘o ilvl :‘I.}ll .. I" .' vvx a a. . , .
ii;.!‘l l liavl l-r I.r~i:v ~ \ «i ..v l‘i.~.x p in» Jinn:
a Ivariiyo; .via- lhcn l i..\c had en' i-lo atlmk.
and lliat “2‘: ca: rial I~y I-vuvvv-r'a :u Ii :iii\:rt} our
the ~u~km>~ of ii} I! I :.Ii ttIv-nf tc
ht.lr'l.\ run IV‘I‘Z‘II- i lv- '..t‘.‘.1ctui in: .h L? id
itv‘lic. Your: rum. n 3v
I ll.\lI‘l.0’l"l'F. l‘LTllY.
a“: River St.. Troy. N .Y.. Sept Ii. 1-.“
S. It An. nu: .., 511’: in reply in your int. n:
whether I had any more trouble with liv'inlnv‘lu‘. vv :3}
any that I have not been trvnb‘n‘i with ii in all the
liven-are. and that mv’ general health has chi-ail}
Inn-mod. and 1 {.cl t vat I ovvc It all to Dr. Lorin-'3
Special l‘nN'ritiaIii Yours vI-rv trulv.
ctiauLoT'r‘i: Pimn'.
PRICE ".\‘E INIIJA ll.
l-‘viii SALE BY :3 l}
GEORGE B. ”A ISTl-Il l.
Nor-walk and South Norualk.
‘ ‘. ‘ Y 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ "‘
To (.03 SL DI P I 1‘ ha
The adv ennui r lla\ltl: bcv-n prrmancutlv run-d of
that dn ad dieeibc t‘ nil-liniptioii. bi a Simple ram
cdy Is anxic n- to make kinmii to lvi< fellow ‘uflc r-
eis the memo of inn To all \v ho done :t. he vvl. I
send a hip} of the pr i rl‘ on ma d. warm with
tbc Il»rcclioii.~ for tax-writ ‘llill u~in-_- the “IXIQ‘
which they will find a mic v‘i‘Iu: for i‘ol‘uih.
I‘ouvs. l‘ovsi'wr‘rins. Astana. “Rtiacnlrixq-ufi
”nil-s \\ telling. Uic l‘n-ecriplloli. Will plena- addrtk»
REV It. A. WILNIS. wt l’nmi er. \‘il.1.li;~‘
bun-ii. .\'. Y. 74:! iv
“Rough mi “an."
Clean: out Kalle. nice. mocha. dl‘m‘. an“; i.‘t.i....;.._
IlrIu-I Putin,
Palpitatiim Drop-ital Swell men llizl'ress Ini‘i-
slum. lvv‘ildlli lie. Nu phat: cee ( urI i. by ‘ \\'ci..~
II alth RI Iievvc r “
"lb-nan on c c-I'll‘."
Auk for \\ ells' ‘ Rough on Curtis." 15c. Quick.
complete cure. Hard or «th n-riis. wane. linliluns.
“Duran-Puma.”
Quick. eomp'etecunn all Kidney Bladder and
Urinary Directive Sodding. Imlaiiun. snvuc. tin-v
el. Catarrh of the Bladder ___.$l Ilruggiala
But-I5uga.T Inca.
Flies. mathvx ants bed bur. nits. min I-ptmn
cIIipI'ivnIIk:l clunn:t__ out by ‘ Rough on l in. “
Thin I‘cI-plc.
Wolls‘ Health Relicvv‘er“ tenures health and \ lL'UI
curve (lynx-cumin. lieu-lactic. .\en‘viuwess Del-i. . _\
l. I‘
“Rough on Palm”.
Cures cholera. colic. cramp. diarrhoea. aria
gene.“ rmiua. mac. rheumaliu-n
Rough (in Paine Plaster-a. NC.
I." here.
If you IR failing broken. worn out and own: i.»
Ix»: "\Vclis‘ “call-h Raincoat: Si. l)flt‘:;_'l.-l.‘.
Life I'Nst‘l't er.
"vocal-closing,“ _Ip on life. try ~- Mill.
Bonita Renew-er. “ Gore incl to QM
“Rough mi Plies.”
Cluc- Pilce or Hemorrhoids. Itching Pounding.
Bloc-din. Internal mother Internal and External
Remedy in min package. Sun- cure. 50c. Drug~
git-ta. __
Fret!) Women.
Ladiccuhowouid retain freshman: and .‘vivaciiy.
Don‘t fall to try “Welis‘ Health Rcwwcr
"Ronni on Itch.”
“Rough on In h“ Cures humor-e. I rupiiouc. ring
worm. teller. alt rhcuIII. froetcd feet. chillblalne
“Rough on “I llllt rh."
Corrctricffmivcodtw at o» cc. thank-n- cure of
IIIb-l cliruiuc canon au- uv “in > ch ..~ urgle for
Dip! hcna .\on- Thu-u I-‘mill r ml: . rec,
'l‘licll [4:727le .\ufiuu.
Children. alon- ll dcwl..pmcvit pond . ccrawii .
and ddlaflc,ucc"'1-lln'\\__‘_fi—tallll Lenoir. y
(hummer—.- III—o Builder.
stinging. Irritation. inflammation. Ill Kiflnrv and
Urinary anuplalntc. cured by “Bnchc- liviha “ St
"Wuer-Bm lactic-l."
Gout «Jaw clan tic- oIiI. vino Bootle-
. coiur that w;ll not wash away.
Consisting of
a cinch preparation. it is applied without
trwiitxie.
PREPARED BY
: R. P. HALL I: 80., Nashua, lI.ll.
Sold by all Dealers in .\Iedicinec.
FOR ALL THE FORMS
or
Scrofnloua. Mercurial. and
Blood Dlaordcra.
the bat remedv. because the
n m: sen-ch. x g ant thorough
blood pun tier.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilia.
Soldby'alIDmgxilu; 3!. six Donia.“
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SEWING MACHINE 001
ORANGE MASS.
30 umoa sum. culcaeo ILL.
sr. LOUIS M0.ATLANTA ca.
_ ilFafi 5“.qu-
i. Dillfll‘lllall & sun, lgts
735 t‘vnv So Noivuilv. t‘t.
Washing Quality, which gives
it every advantage over Soaps
None should be deceived. how-
ever, as the want moon
and i1:e Clasped Hands are
stamped on every liar.
llama"...
Toot-II choice Winner? Stock The finest
I-feflorclocknld...‘ A
(Ive Brat-clan left-rem: as owcharluag‘c:
0004 Salary and 3mm
Vn (rm-ct
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