_
M In Your Ross.
here on may III-s things
can do to help along
an: stumbling souls who seem to In
For fatal to so wrong.
3m mole rs rcr grant
That happiness bestows.
Though granter livers naught their-by ;
Trier. comrade. mind your twee.
Then are many liltlo )oys
unr- cau tn chlldtpn give.
Tc makc more llkouo fairy-land
The worn} in which they live.
and childhood should be glad.
lur very soon it goes;
so. when It asks a boon of you.
mv, corursdc. mind yi
Lite would be twice se it
It may holds wont/u res
Denial sharks. and often
riot ptoassntini‘“ yes."
And thh plain truth remember:
» AMI!“ as one sows,
an.» blessings grow around his path;
“was. mind your noes.
-—.ar9are: WM”
COIIC cow-tare:
3
All honest man is the noblest pursuit 0.
woman.
“fit what complaint did your father
die 1'“ " The jury found him :ullty.” “u
the rcspouso.
It is evident that the earth is feminine
from tho persistence With which she refuses
to tell her age '
A doctor‘s patients must put thoirtonguos
out and a \lI‘\ lor'a lvits must kccp her
tongue in ,. 1"- Ho HM: I21 tho .1! arm'-
An old lady bring asked to subscribe to a
newspaper dcclined. on the groundi that
when we waiitcd news sho manufacturcd it
hemlt.
(Inc uf the s'iddrst. and moat vexatioii
trials that t‘HIiit‘ to a girl wher. she marri‘cs
is that slis has to discharge her mother and
depend on a hired girl.
In Michigan. etupicttc' permits a brido to
ho married without glut-ca, becauae that's
the way she handlcs tho groom after war-
flag“.
An exchange contains a long article on
"fooding goo-w.“ which will undoubtedly
prim wry valuable to those contemplating
giving mu‘lul)‘ suppcrs ”intuit Port.
It i- anti-d tint out of It"! liiv‘ll who pa-
radu in a bran band at lerist'forty aro dum-
nncl. ltll.l viily pr- loud to play this shows
that llit'li may l-c iiiiiucciit, and ynt ll.l\'t\ all
the appcaranccs of guilt.
" “hat is \\.\lill"r' than fhh‘tlllldll'rl lorc "“
asks xi “'nstcrii poi loss. “'3 may lm Ilili<
Likcu. but it Milk"! us that tho aliiiosphnro
of the room “lit‘ll a man hot l't‘lllflll‘il from
tlir club can bout it
I.“ . I.
\ i lit. '3. . l‘ obi} so‘viii-n i; in. hrs Ill
bright. .‘p .l it. ‘~ I’llt‘l .tllil uoll
Oilllt‘fll‘d. hits at Shiga Kt ll. Japan. This
I~".l|lthl 'l‘liero am good
\trllcrs till-l i-diicatcd man living in this
cniintry who are also vary " short." - .V' '1‘-
rlx’nll‘r'l Ilr'ili‘lf
bv auroral .lo'rm-a -<
. i.
.\ }‘l.l)tl
Is not u tau-i.
A .\lli liigtn pipv-r with comidcril-lo dis-
play I'lllilllillt“ a rm‘ipc for .i “ ltlv'.tll~'si to.
inatoaonp “ 'l'litaoiiglit to be «any. All
youl .\.. to do i~i to I-~.iio ilic m-u out;
try tomato
. soup if lic “ants to earn ‘I llllili‘ for Iiiiiiwlf.
— [M l.
" What ~-\pliiiiiitioii have you to tiller 1"“
ask-pl lhv JilllR" “ l fi'llllll llit‘ pockr‘t-
book." “ In tho gcntlciuau‘s pocket. laup-
pua‘c " " You. aa‘i. of I had and I found it
auiiiuwliar dcn i‘Vll-tnlll lcd follows
wusiglit hiib a-tlil .i.ir was .winctin Illlalll‘ua
th"“ll dc tramuictioii.” —- I'eriln Sittings.
but lot soiiio «run a torn itnliws
i-lso
Mrs. Iii-sin Soil/w .of tlic iippi-r crust)«
" You. llucou l't'gllllll “rtl. it liilhlu‘ will tlB
'lr‘“ p tutilrté. an“ no; llu‘a piifoctly 'quainted
w Ill il-- llt‘J-l Iiiugwigo. Mm. I'ollycarp Ring-
aald .tlmitlf tlm ll. c. ‘. -”Scorna tor me
Ill“ sln- Into. ‘cziz if a pro icliah‘a faunlyah
Hull «In .Imd laiiguigu ho kin convus wid.
col-"eo‘paus an' d‘p..'tml apflcrttfi. aii' know mo‘
" that ho .im talkin' 'lnnit “I do pulpit.
Franklin oiicc :tlll'llllt‘d :\ public sitting of
tho Fro‘llt‘ll .‘cndrluy. ll" ulltlrratiiuil but
littlc I‘m-itch. y t. Wishing to :lpll-tdr sociable
and polite, ho rcsulwd to applaud whom
ewr li" now a certain lady of his scipiaiuh
once. Mailainode lioiitllcrs. give high: at
utmffit‘urin. \l'hun the meeting was at an
end his little boy said to him : “ Wh’
papa. you kept on clapping. and lands)
than anybody else. every time they were
praising you up.“ The philosopher had
then to captain thc di_fllculty of his situation
and how ho triad to get out of it.
. ceuurino moan ar waiuii'r.
A curious scene was enacted yesterday in
one of tho subterranean vaults of the
't'n-aaury Department. reminding Ono of
smugglers or ptatca in their cavcsor misc-rs
counting thrir hoardeil gains. The feeble:
glimmer or two or three gas jets permitted
a glimpse of hundruls of small sacku bulg‘
ing out with wealth. while beneath one of
this dim jt’Ih werr tlircc then. sealed around
a common pair of scales on a low wooden
ctaii-l. From the interior of the: vault uegrc
Intimi-ugcra brought on the little sucks nun
by one. each sack with the figurga $1.900
marked upon it in large black lt‘ltt‘l’fl. As
it was laid upon the scales, one of tho gen-
tlemen rusdc a mark upon its tag. another
looked intently at its weight. and tho third
kcpt tally. Then the bag was boruc away
into the darkness of the vault again.
The money of the vaernmeut was be~
lug counted. as is usual upon the change of
Treasurers. and tho work had ourumunced
in " the silver vault.“ under the uiipervis‘
ion of the committee recently appointed. In
the vault are stored sway nearly uinc iuil- ,
lion standard silver dollars and about {5330..-
000 in fractional silver. , The dollars are
kept in sacks holding just a thousand. and.
as each sack weigh» titty~uiuc pounds and a
quarter. and is in site nearly a foot square...
has con sadly imagine that it would be a
ditllcult matter for thieves to oarryol many
thousands. oven could they penetrate tho
W . A - . 7 7 A MW
. . -
vault (In ctTannciug tho‘t—tficouu 0 com whole I do of New York
snttce opened several of these hags. and so-
Iectiug that one which contained the mull
abraded and worn coins. counted them. and
thou wrighcd the wholo bag.
" Pinpoint! pounds and min ounce.“ said.
the man at tho scales.
“ 'l‘hci. ac shall conduct the count on
that has .“ answered another member of
the committee. It the bags uciglicd a trifle
more it was known that the $1.000 was in-
tact. but if they wcighcd loss they were
opened and counted. tho silver clinking
with a musical sound. In weighing the
fractional silver the same system will be
pursued. that being also in bags of Ol.000.
As it will be impossible to weigh more than
a million dollars a day in this manner. the
committee are looking forward to about a
Malcht‘s w- ‘k in tho silvcr vols; but.
as cons of them remarked. “ it is not nearly
as interesting as It would be if the money
was our owa.‘-- lI'aMi‘ast-n Post.
I? ”—— _ ._, . _‘ ._.._
, Ls Ilse-to Desorption of a Ktss.
Akl-lsnidto be sweet. not because it
contains .eohsrlu matter. but because a
use dos-‘t how what also to call it whoa
hofssls the elect travelling through his
system tn a lightning ospre- with no stop-
evsrchsck. ltissslctosssuncthstsmsn
who ole-pl to describe s ki- novsr had
one: use who have had kin-s (not smacks)
dcs't wast to talk; they just want to thiul
sidtlrsansaddlswlththslrhootscu.18i
we have boss told.
mummm
“WMwherse-tly-ss
ummwstotwciflyllll
ha punched a car-ca cs nor-Iago.
hthcceslss of which ho “pro-ad tho
cflohothstglrlsesghttohsolcsslywsteh-
oil. It .1 ho very desirable that girls
WNWJNHI Is squally closr
“Milkmen-stomach“
shots-tsu-
~~Dosusutl¢ from Itch Bosdockoa
Ins-est hint. It lot
Is sees-saw.
1M UvorPllls wtll'curs you.
as late :‘LII :drsutussstrj
Since the first appearance of small pocket
.slccts-ic batteries last winter the attempts to
Increase their oflicicncy and decrease weir
cost have met with varying success. Stor-
age batteries of the type made by the GOD-
stant Current Company have been intro
duced for a variety of purposes. chiefly
medical, and have proved of value when
a strong light is needed for more than a
few moments. Storage batteries of this
type are now made small enough to be car.
ried in the physician‘s vest pocket or at-
tschcd to the handle of the holder to which
the lamp is affixod. This is the typo of bat.
tcry used in the examination of ticucral
Grant‘s throat. There seems to be no rea-
son why storage batteries smaller than this
should be made. The same company is cu~
gagcd in perfecting a hand dynamo from
which storago batteries can be charged. Ac
cording to the manufacturers this dynamo
will not rcquirc more than a man‘s strength
to work with case. "all an hour‘s morn
lll§rt‘\t‘f‘t‘l§t‘ with tho dyuanio \\‘lll storc in
enough clcctricity in the battery to light
two lamps for sovcrul lioum. Thus one car:
dcrclop muscular force and cleclric light at
llic saliic titiic.
Among the novelties that have iippcurcd
during the last few weeks among the niiuauA
t'acturcrs of «Ali-ctrical goods are small nio-
toi‘s o! the tiuiniaraiw typo. Hill by two or
three l:\l‘..‘!'li cells; .Soine o.‘ lllt‘St‘ motors
to Hill wcigh more than it pound. and will
run small toys. SlltllLWllltlUW turntables.
etc. :it a coat of a tow cctits a month. t_)iii\
was nrdcrcd a fcw days ago of the manu-
factnrcr to hoist :i lcttrr-bor. four atorics.
a varicty of uacs will prolia‘ily be tonne;
for such iiiutoi‘v. 'l‘hc iiiiniufzicturuofiiiiiiizt
turo Ilit‘fllli.lt‘§l‘t‘lll lamps has iiicrouacil l;itu
ly. and “It“! arc now iiiadc of all aliupol.
nizcs. and colors One novolty. for which
thc piitcnts are not yet out. is an clcctric
call-boll \llllt‘ll requires no battcry. It will
oust 1cm than the ordinary bull and battery.
and ltt warrantcd to cost nothing for main”-
tcuuucc ' E
Some of thc Pllllttll liaiid dyuaiuos rcccut-
ly finished do not weigh morc than ten
pounds and “Ill light four two-candle Edi:
sou lamps.
ENTERING VENICE.
Vi-iiico is not a great railroad ccnlcr. I
think llll‘rt‘ is but onc iron road loading
tlicrv. 'lilio train atopa at a littlo 7 wuyaido
station that ri-iiiiiiala Illt‘ of tho “lid. tin-
ciiilircd illnlluua of \I'oatcrii Aiiicrica. It is
hard to liclimc that you :ii‘u within it ciuiplu
if Hell-we
“I \ vim-o llt‘l‘t‘ Ilt"f‘ti H a :li'uarv
“ -il' “in! llll‘ l' ill-lll‘. \l'llli llm cilw.
rial Illnll‘lvllil ycnis 0i lPlxlll‘G lN‘llllltl tli.-:u
and lllt‘ tunic li-iigtli of tuna Illlt'itll. colic-ct
Illt‘ tickcta. .\ railroad tickcl is it continual
aiirpriai- to an Italian railroad iillli‘l‘ll It
has always a plcaamg nowlty for him. llr
rcada l-oth slides with care and llllt‘t‘i'sl llc
lll‘\i‘l‘ puncli- \ it
gr-Mil
"is ri‘apm‘t for it i~ too
Hccaq-umlly you hair: to \top oil :it
big aiiitiunwuiil talic in tho lll’htl to thc
cliirf ivtllt‘ldl. ulio rcgur In it. .itlwti«»ii.itvly.
stumps It \\ itli t‘.‘\f't‘ nnil noincliiiii-s \\‘l'llt‘~ lils
autograph oil“. A pcraou trawling tlii'oiigl
Italy tliiia collects all tlio autographs of tin
principal inch on tlic road. “In n llic tick.
.-ta aic collw‘ti-d tlic trxii iiinvca ali|\\l)‘ Hi.
and t‘Ultlt‘h to an apparcutly llllt‘l’llillllil‘lt‘
ciiil»:iiikiiiciit \‘llll thc shallow rudy silt
\tatrr on 3‘Jt'll hl'li‘ Away to tho li-it .ip
lit-tits \It‘lilt't
iiig
iif Sigiiiiii -~i llziy t‘ity. the .\'c\\ .Icrscv
lllltl'\llt'ta or tlu- low iziiiila bc‘liiu Loliiloii.
llic sight is most disappoint—
It lv llillltl‘l Inc of tIi-J'clusoc lr-Klt’lifl
7710 the right ni‘u sci-u gouiloius m i llllllul"
wzitcrliiggrd. bring prnpcycd touai'ih tho
any. I thought that tittllltd unwise goiiiioliorg
had ruidily \t‘lllllf‘t‘ll away from tlic canals
and had got tlicir bouts tiilwi. ’1 ho Lict was
that those \\t‘l‘t‘ tho uritcr works of \‘ciiico.
i’hcy go out to \Vllt‘ft‘ a rixcr llllill‘lt‘S luv]
u tl.tll|. ltllil almvc Illtrll’ bouts lllltlt'l'llt‘ltlll
tlir w-itcrlull. I‘licii tliry work tlicir win-
lltlt'lt Illitl riiipty tho “dirt in tlll' lw licii
wills of \‘ciiicc ~ land-locked and padlock.
cil. .\ltt‘l ii Hill of .'. litllvl or so 11..» 1mm
enters thc dark station. A pcrsou {t‘vl\ sold
and uppr‘casr‘d. 'l‘lir pliicc in :is romantic
us It t‘hicagu In iglit ‘lli‘tl {or}: like
taking the tint ti‘dlll hack. llc is ready
and willing to write do“ n tlic fuiiiods Queen
of the Scat us a swindle.
I Inc
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
In a talk with a \vholcsalc dry go~i.l~i msl
“it"tlllit‘l’ day l “‘8‘! told that the jolibiua
trado in that lino in fast dying on}. He went
ovnr a long list of jobbitig liouacs which
have gone out of business in a low yours.
and stiid that with tho oxcoptioii of half a
dozen hirgc concerns. all will have to go in
a fcw yearn more. The importing litrllst‘S
and thc cuiiiuiisaioii houses are rapidly ab—
sorbing tho bulk of tho trndc. Tllt‘ jobbci
has always bccu iiiercly a middleman. buy-
ing from the importers and tho commission
men. and then selling to the rvtailors at s
great protit. The importers and coiuiiiisaion
:iicii would not brnak parcels. coiiaequciitly
uonc of.thr\ middle or amallcr classics of rc-
tliilcrs could buy’ from them ilir-‘ct. But
that is not the case any more. All tlic llll-
purtcra and agents now scll small .piiiutitii-s
as well as large ones, and the l‘t‘tllllt‘l’tl can
save tho protit of tho middlciucu by going
direct to hcadquartcrs. The new departure
began seven or, eight years ago. and it has
gradually cstciidod till it now runs through
the wholo trade. In a fciv years more. it. in
said. thcrc will be no pla’co for jot-beta in
New York. Whether the elimination of the
jobber will be an actual advantage or not.
is too large a question for any nluscrvstiou
here. It iii thought. that Chicago instead of
the nictropolis will have him in the future.
He may be useful thcro for some timc to
eorno. but his usefulueos hero belongs to
tho past. But the gay and genial drummcr
will still be to the fore. lie. at last. would
it
lill— ‘
, Iii'll-‘il‘ tic tlioilicnliicss ot a pcoplo “iii: a: . ‘
* " Say, boa. give u a ‘hunk or black
thread. will yer f"
“ 1‘" thread you—get. out of hero—go
on !"
The above conversation is a sample of
that often indulged in on the island bo-
twccn that class of homo know as the
“bum “ and the keepers. To a reporter
who stood by, the kecpcr‘s refusal to give
the poor old rag the necessary thread to
patch his well worn garments learned rather
hard and called forth the query 2 “ Is thread
upensivc ?“
" Yea. too expensive to give to them old
' bums ‘ to fill their pipes with.”
‘- Do you mean that they smoke it P“
“ That‘s just' what I mean, and if you
don‘t believe it look here.“
So saying he called an old fellow to hiui
who sat in the doorway pulling away on a
pipo that. judging from its color. might
1“ch liclongcd to Noah hiuisclf. When thy
old follow got within arm‘s roach of him Illt
kt‘t‘Dl‘l' snatched the pipe from his mouth
and with his pocket. knife einptiod tlic bowl
on tho flugstunc.
" ‘l'i-a lcavcst Well. this old man strucl.
it rich liitcly : lio has got tcii loiucs iiistcad
of tlircad. lint wlicn tobacco runs aliori
tlicac old dull'cra will aiiiokc anything that
will burn. Sonic stcal straw out of tlicir
beds and clip it np‘ and sillillit‘ II. “than
freeze on to thc lea laws and coflce
grounds that arc thrown out into lllt‘ drain-
pipc and dry them and got a Sill-Slltlllo for
tobacco‘in this way. Others. again. come
to inc and null for a akoiii of thread to acw
up auppuSititioiia rcuts iii tlicir clothing
and instead use it to load thcir pipua.
lmavou, dry broad and nftcntinica pzipi-r an
mod \\'llt‘ll tobacco runs out. but tlicir fav-
orito substitute is black tliroad.“
WHAT UNCLE SAM DOES NOT PAY.
“ Tlicrc is out thing that disgusts most
of tliv~ acvkvrv for forcigii appointiiiciita." ro-
lnarkcd a t‘incniiiatiaii who has just rcturn.
ed from Washington “llt‘l't‘ llt‘ was Licking
sftrr his chanccs for a coiisulaliip,
“ You; what l‘i it "“
“ 'I‘Iie i‘xlwiiso of fl":\\'t‘lllllt.{ lull sue
nearly all of tliclii i-\pcct Ilio liolcrnliiclit
pays their passagi- to and from llli‘ pliico to
which Ilia) arc “plhlllili‘vl. and that tlicro
arc lots of fools to ho nisdo in addition.
Now, tlic truth of tho iiialti r is that tho
t‘iovornnii-tit pays nothing but tho barn mil.“
my. and as :\ riilo that Is aiii ill ciioiigli. :illil
all Handling and iiicidoiital sspcimw "that
ho paid by fllt‘ :ippoititcd. thcii tIicac
amount to mori- lliaii tlm 'ill‘lrl‘ l'licn
llhll‘ Mn ll” lr-\
ll no“! Ml.» ... w i... w rs Min
Ci.l " '
"‘ ll tl-‘tR. ii all that l ll.t\t‘ lu .tlil in Illlv‘
was told that it would coat lllt' \liiiiatcr to
I‘iirsia, ovcr 3.1.00“ to talw liiiiisclf Illltl
family to tho rcaliii of lllt‘ Sliiili. llvi fools
that lit‘ can‘t iifl'ord it particularly as it
would cost him All c-piiil mini to l‘i'f'll‘ll.
‘l‘lic c\pciiai- of a i‘illlHll and his “lfr going,
any to tirriiiaiiy, would not l-c ln-as ”Hill
55“”. Thin. \tf t‘iHll‘tit', has It II‘IIllv‘Ilt‘y ll
\lI‘CUllrngt‘ iiinny iirdciit patriots “hi.
thought that whcii a man ,wcut abroad for
his country that lit‘ trai‘cllod at tho nation‘s
upcliac and livcd him a lord. with all his
incidcntiils and calms. chargcd In l‘nclo
Sam "- t'i’ns'iI-lfi b'm’ul\50
roorapicas av 1m; raouéano.
" 'l'lic toothpick trade his .isw‘iiiicd rune.
mun-a proportions \Vlllilf‘. tlic l;i~t to“ yours,‘
Icniiirlt-ul ii \vlmlowilo vlt‘ltlv‘l‘ on Broadway
as ll" iiiccli.itiic.~ill_\‘ stuck a “Into piiio pick
bctwci it his front iiioliirs.
" l‘o \\Ii:it cuciit has it grown
“ “‘hi-rc tho liusnitas It‘ll ycaia ago war
hlitidinnla it l\’ no“ Itilllli‘ll‘t. I-‘actoricu hart
sprung up in thc heart of tho .\l;iiiil\ pine
florists and arc kcpt running night and day
tin supply tlic llt‘Illztnil. \Vo “\P‘II‘l tooth.
picks to Fr llli‘l‘. tlcriiiaiiy .iii.i linglnid.
'l'lic tlt‘lllflllll in tlicw cniiiitrn-ufor \iiicrican
soft \sliitc piiiolmitlipicln is \i-ry‘ grcal. 'I‘rii
ycars" ago :i mm: of pick‘ sold at il'i . iinw
llhcy can bu bought for é-l it com‘. They
are put up in caaos of Itiii hows. ILicli box
contaiua 3.5”” picks. ‘l‘licrc lil‘t‘ I\\o kin Ia,
tho vii-ft wood picks and thc hard wood
picks. I think tlio fact that “into pino is
loft and lint injiirinua to lllt‘ t‘lllllllt‘l on the
tooth has had tho ‘cffi-ct of iiicrcaslug the
demand. Indooil tlicy iiro morn popular
than any other li‘illlllllt‘ls‘lll tlic uni-Id. l‘hs
gonacquill picks are :ill iniportcd from (Ecr-
iuaiiy and France. ‘l‘licy conic in piipcr
bundles~ 1.000 in u biuidlc. 'J‘liey scll at
“5 cents per tlioiitiiid. 'l'licrc iiro four
dificrcnt sins. numbered 2. It. .1 and .‘i.
A Ncrv mu- shock That tbcrualom-il Lunar-w.
'l‘lic case of Miss Ann Hayes. of t'uliucs.
of whom tncntion was made in the Journal
worldly. as being so violciit at l'tica while
bciiig cotivoyed to the iiisanc asylum. in one
out Elias Hiiycs. is fair
pours ago, was a young lady of high charaov
tar. Iiit‘f‘l‘_\' disposition and a socioty faroritl.
.liio cvcuing. when about to rotiro for the
night. ahc opcucd n wardrubo to procnro a
strange of clothing. when she was grasped
by a man who had licou concealod there for
the purposu of rubbing the house. 'l‘hs
shock was too grout for tho Iit'rlulls organ-
isiii and viulcnt insanity rcsultcd. She was
taken to l'tics. whcro she was cared for for
two years and then was discharged as cured.
The work of ruin had been thorough and
stic rrturncd a physical wreck. with It“! long
black hair turucd to a snowy whiteness Sht
had not beau at liberty long when it was
men that her improvod inoutal condition
was but temporary. She triad to resume
her old-time dutiss. but tho cfiort was too
much, and again it has boon found necessary
to place her under the restraining care of the
asylum where she will probably sud her
due .-
niiiisiinl sadncas.
, nosh-uxross in ausaa.
The Florida native, or “ cracker," as he is
called, selects a dark, quiet night for hunt-
ing thispeculiar gamo.oheerves a writer in the
Pittsburgh Munich, and entering his ski!
or " dugout,“ places a small iron grate or
cage securely in the bow. Next he fills the
cage with dry pine knots or “ light wood,"
and deposits a plentiful supply in the bot.—
tom of the boat. Thou with a companion
to row him, he loads hiavritlc carefully. and
seated in the bow of the boat right behind
the jack-light gives the order to push off.
Involuntarily one feels awed by the solem-
nity of the scene—the dark brown waters
of the sluggish and narrow river. hemmed
in by awnmprgraas ten feet high. with hare
and there a trcc standing out like a grim
sentinel in the waste of sand and Wftlt'l". 0c-
casionslly they pass a tributary stream. and
into one of those small cracks turn their
boat. gliding silcntly along in the quiet
night. with the moon rising slowly over tlic
hill grimy. Now all is changed. 'I‘hcy diirt
into a dciiscngrouth of palm trecs and scrub
palmctto. 'I‘lic lofty cabbago palm rears its
straight truiih aloft. am-mth'aud own as a
marble shaft. crowned above by it glul‘lull'i
foliage. while niorc liuuibly tht‘ iiiiiny otlicr
trccs indigciious to this warm climate stand
with thc funcraldooking Spanish moss
hanging in filmy gray drapcry almost totlo
watcr'a ‘\ll\l the small patclics n
Vgl‘ulllltl licro and tlicrc vigiblc arc corercc
with poisonous vines and Iovoly fcrns.
lll‘l't‘ tlio " crackor “ gives thc order tc
ccuao rowing and. striking a match. he-
lights up his cage of pino knots. illuminat-
ing the wutcr many yards in advaucc. \Vilh
r‘dgc.
his ritlc coqu-d and in rc-adiiicsa they [Illall‘
silclitly ahciid. Soon what appotini to I...
tho cud of a log tillpt‘tlf‘! a tow rodsin from,
'l‘lic boat drifts slowly forward until tho
lltlli" aliiirp cyca of a “ gator " sliiiio forth.
from the log‘lillc heard. No is tlilllltll‘itlllt‘.
translhcd. as it “crc, by tlic biiglil glin‘.
ind now is tlic lllllt‘ to shoot. Aiming carc-
tiilly. t‘llllt‘l‘ ut iiti cyo or behind llic furc
icg. lic pullx tlic lriggcr. and thc dm-d i.-
.lonc. ‘l‘lir lingo rcptilo iiwukns froiii lll!
lcthiirgy. A gurgling roar, likc that of l
bull. a violonl pliiiigc illlil Ptl\\t‘l’llll luli
lugs of tlic long tail itidicutc ho has h‘l‘t‘ll’
oil liis ilcntli wound. Aftcr tlilti flurry
which luala pcrliiip~ for half an hour. tlii
body llllIllt‘Ill;tIt‘l_\' Milka to the bottom. 'l‘o
lil‘t~\v‘lll llilrtllt‘ ls‘ ao-clircvl by a l’opc and
anclioiml aafoly. \Vlicti a alilliciciit lllllllllt‘l'
haw boon \liul tliu “ crackcr “ prom-oils to
akin his gaiiio. Ilo Lilit‘h a sharp htlift‘. and.
making an incision oii t‘lllit‘l‘ sillc from lio.
lillitl flail (“It li‘fl.
Cain i‘cw. tl- l T‘i - ’ -‘_- ll fliln »i .i
in. ‘, ,v ‘. '. .I l«
\c. Illlll‘: Iii‘l
It‘llnl\t\ llio ~il\ciugray
s'. III on lliv‘ ll~rl M
'l‘li' II.
and .dhi milling iliu hair» ”my .iw rcidy
tor llit‘ “ \\li»\ pays th.
huulvr about ?‘-‘ prr skin.
in;
nth. l~i- w‘mns~ lioriie.
~‘«~Iiiiiii~.~ioii iiinii.“
JOHN SHERMAN‘S‘ STAGE RIDE.
I .\r,i:\l~lr Slli‘f‘lllll t lijl‘l’yi'il a lll‘t‘dli Ilui‘i‘h
ri-lr (lil\\ll Si‘ltiyuiis Mountain on but stag.
puiriicy lu-tucvii limliluig :Illll llowlxcrg.
.Ircgon. l‘lic llliio statesman ll.tvl prccn'ipt-
id x. «out “llll lli-- dint-r to gvl :\ bcltcr \iow
sf tlir Nplt‘lilllil sconi-ry on II: \I clviatwl Ill-
\lilV. 'l‘l:c pal-c from lllt‘ siiiiiiiiil w.» alt-Mm
.tiiz iIII". :tllil tlic filt‘i'l‘. ti irrow griido IIIJilt'
tlic ll'll‘ .ippoir particularly ll.l?_\l‘~l nus 'l‘lic
.‘R ii tli'l' aiiggc-sti d tli it “1' could iii-w things
In lli'l :it :i aloucr gait
“ tint In tiino.
bl‘iimiiirly.
“ l iiwiirc you that I am In no hurry III
c\cl:iiiiicd .Iuliti. mating lilN t'_\'tԤ duo i:
tlio lirt‘i‘llllltlll‘i. \‘rtNlLl‘tl roadway.
" but i aim.“ rctortcd the rccklmol “lill
is lit‘ lot tlio nags‘ out auinllii-r lil'tt‘lt.
Slicriiiaii was smrvnl. He had I't'.t\"ll to
.u‘. (Illicrs li id llt‘t'll lwlforo liiin.
iiiil lnnrc zlf't‘ \‘llh‘ to lllhl llIV‘IIIV‘lYt‘s in tlic
Milliv‘ tit. .\ socniixl lllli'r pull
up. I'd )ll‘l fia‘ll‘lu‘t' —-iii fact. [Ill‘i In to “all.
lll‘\\ll Ilil\ plicc "
“ \,. you don't. Schalnr. i'vc got tliice
llillvllli x t~| rcucli llic vallcy. and I'm going
In Iimht- It or llrt‘lhk :l b}: N ‘
’l‘lu‘ ll\t 1y xix bronco toxin sp-nl "rcclxlcsx-
ly :lllt‘.‘ltl. Slit-riiini holding on “Ill; might
n
liiiltc rcplnnl .lclm
all,"
scar-Hi
" i'riicr,
and main.
'l'uriiing it aliarp c:ir\.»_
~u~l-l~-nly \lidmlml. For a fcw lilttllli‘lll.‘
llilltgw lunkml supially. .\ ainglo liircl
liiiglit sciid tlio cozicli ovor :\ Zlmllimt pm“.
Ill" swing p. .1.
‘ll"‘.
‘ " chp your 5‘ it." criwl tlic .Iclizi. “ii.
with brakc :Ill‘l l't‘llh‘ «piiclily brought lil‘
[cum to a standstill.
.\ litllc liitcr Slicrtnnn \\'IL’I lltllxllllg llio
llllt s. his foot braccd on tho “ lioldluck."
wliilc thc driicr was down among tlic t‘:\lll(
splicing the lil‘ulit‘ll swing bar. .
All was in ordcr again prcncntly. and tho
Sciiator. rcassurcd as to tho entire safety of
:lii- t\Vcl\'c~niilc~:\u-liour cantcr down a forty-
:ivc pitch grade. kcpt his placo to tho but-
loiii without a quiver.
Thinking it over now. Sherman says it
was the mint exhilarating stagc ride be over
expcrionccd, and ho wouldn‘t mind making
tho trip overland from California ii accoud
time. just to take in that intcrcsting piece
of Star route expedition down thc Siskiyous.
—-Hclma Ila-old.
AN OLD-Tl"! SCHOOL-MASTER.
A hundred and fifty years ago. among
the German settlers of l‘cnuaylvunia. tlicre
was a remarkable old achoolanastcr. who“
name was Christopher Dock. For tlll‘t‘!
days he taught school at a little place called
Skip-pack. and thou for the next three daya
ho taught at Salford. .
thucvcr one of his younger scholars
tnccccdod in learning his A B G. the good
Christopher Dock required the father of his
pupil to give his son a penny. and also ask-
wound up at one fell swoop. No one used
have any fear about the drummer dying
out Oh. no. The only thing to tear on
that score is that he couldn‘t be kind out.
WHY HE DIDN‘T REMOVE.
“ Will you be kind cnough to take that
.r'lposck ofl‘ that seat.“ said a countryman
who got on a train at Luliug.
“ No. sir ; I don‘t proposo to do any-
thing vhf the sort.“ roplicd the drummer
who was sitting on the other side of the
scat.
" Do you say that you arc going to lot
that grip-sack stay right there 'r“
“ Yes. air; I do.“
“ In case you don‘t remove that grip-sack
I shall be under the painful newly of
calling the conductor.“
" You can call in the conductor. the on
aim-or and the brakcmau if you want to.
Perhaps you had better stop at the next
station and send a special to old Jay Gould
. I about it."
“ The conductor will put you c! tho
train.“
" I don‘t care if he does. I am not going
h take that gripaack from that place when
u h."
The indignant panongor went through
the train and soon returned with tho con-
ductor.
“ So you refuse to remove that grip-sack.
do you P" asked the conductor.
H I do."
Croat son-lion.
“ Why do you psrsid in refusing to ro
"Vhydids‘tyoussvthststcsasl’
“Boos“ M asked moi—M
W
no nos not It.
Widow to medium: "Is my
I the 't land I” Yes. per-
mg; mods“: He has 0 thing
ht soot tissues.“ "Thea, thank cavern.
go's“ it s lat.“ “Got what. ?
”cam“
on a much grander scale.
husband
There are mosquitoes oven in cold Alaska.
Speaking of thorn a recent traveller in that
part. of I'nclo Sam‘s domain says :—-“ l
amped for some days on the Kauai ltlvor.
near Lakc Skoloka. of which it is tho out-
let, and of all tho poisonous, pcrsistont. in-
utishlc posts that. ever lived. I found them
In the form of niusquitocs and black nice.
The mosquitoes resemble thosc we have
East, but, to correspond with everything
else in that land of woudcrs, they are built
They how a
proboscis that I will wager could drill. saw
and chop s hole through the hide of Jumbo
in loss time than the moat cxpcrt and able.
bodied Jersey mosquito could tap the cuti-
clc of a throe-months-old baby. The mo
merit the Alaska mosquito liohts on you
you heginto itch and swell. Ills bite on
me was so poisonous that after my first
hour‘s experience with him I was taken to
camp ill and for two days I was unahlo to
get around. The Indian who was with no
burned some native horh which had a pun.
gent odor and anointed mo with some kind
of oil. The smoke kept the mosquitoes
my from no and tho oil removed the pol-
son. The natives do not scan to mind those
I .
muss Moth oils of “amass.
Anlngeuious wsyis adopted in Nevada
forgettinglogstcuiarkot. Achutcislsid
trcmths river‘s brink up tho stoop noun-
tsintothsrailmsd. 'l‘holocscomsdowu
tho doellvlty with thospsod of s thundsr-
holtsndocmowhatoflhrcsr. Atrsckof
handsmoksfollowsthota-arostruokhy
tholrfrieflonwlththschutsk‘s. Thoyds-
sesadtho ssvutssa husdrod test at tho
‘hsthMMInddunthsy
ssvoa hundred lsstpsrpsndlculsr.
Thoyurlksthodssp water with a report
thstoshbohsardsrallsdlstant. hushed
urge-raw um All!) IOTOIS. SUBSTITUTES won mmcco. ALLIGATOR HUNTING III FLORIDA.
RIPE I'RU’I'I' IN PREPARED PAPER-
Exposed for sale at the stall of a Fulton
Market traitor-er. yesterday. was a variety
0! Irples. orange. peaches and pears that
looked as if they had just dropped from the
treesupon which they grow. 'I'Iicrt.‘ were
no evidmccs of their having been plucked
innpe from the stem and ripened by do-
eay. They were solid. smooth and full)
grown.
“ \l'hy. they are of forced growth,“ 0b-
eervcd one: “ they have been raised in
some one of the many hot houses on Long
Island.“
“Not. at all.“ returned the dealer. who
had overhear-.1 the remark. “This lot of
fruit was grown in the South. It was al-
lowed to ripcn bcforc it was picked. how-
ever. Then it was dropped piece by piece
in these little strips of paper which you lot
here and thin. prcai‘rvcd in & state you
now nee it.“
He afterwards explained lrvu' prescr-
ration paper was prcparwl. shoots
of soft tissue papi-r arc dippcd into a atroug
alcoholic solution of salycilic acid. diluted
with as much \vatcr as it will licar without
precipitation. The paper is then dried.
when it is ready for use.
WIII Find 0st! fly and Ilv.
"I‘a." 833d s littln boy who lull been
finding il.~.~ iimvsp-ipcr. “ “lllst is a minori-
ty rcpoi! “ A ininoiily rcport. my son r
Inquiringly rcprntrd tlic futlicr. " You.
sir.“ “ Well. my run.“ ll“ nunv'crwl.
scratching his head. “ a minority ri-port it
- is— is rwcll, my son, wlirro I any I won‘t
and your mother ways I had butter; that‘s
a minority rl-purt." “ Which one. pa-—-
yours or iiiotlicr‘a 1'“ “ Ilnn out and play,
my non ; you arc too young to iindcrstnud
such matters, When \‘uu arc oldcr you
won‘t limo to risk so many giiastions."—~
Honda i? Tran-ran
A Fish l‘ulIs a Fisher Overheard.
Siwcriil ilaya .igw :\ lady by llll‘ tialiic uf
Siiiipaoii “IN llhlllllfl upon I'uinpltiii \‘inc
I'I‘wk. iii l‘aulditig county. Slu- got it bit.-
and iilHiliiplq‘Hl to pull out Illt‘ lla‘ll. l-nl tlw
or‘lcr “as rovrrwd and tho tiali piiilmi In»:
into tho \viilrr, and. not knowing how i..
Minn. iirowiiml lIcr body vn
found about .sl‘l)‘ foot from whvro \llt‘ “AH
Ii~liitig. lll" llall “as found by llw pulc.
which was floating. tho hook bring tillll fast
in its mouth. It was a catfish and ucigliml
t\\t'lll_\'~l\\u poiiiiais. .I'J-i'u'ai “"'l"t!'f’i :l.
3llt~ \"LIN
\“nnlnl a Higher Ituiigc nt ”Ills-unlit
“ \l'e picf. r pmtiy “I
tlimtglil tlzziri lliis’ ioiildztis." \Illil llc t‘lllli‘l
l-l :i liiglml Ith'zt‘
hill-I u .- - ‘~‘.E i ”utiliti-
sllipt ll y . ‘ ~ .v ‘.‘ " I"
pr lul tn: tin. in. . i IH‘ \iiull‘ it
’llll Ilit‘ top tloor or u s. \. ll<§ll\l) l"lll‘llit‘ul
flat. Do you cxpect :i limit to all out on
01c roof and \\ rite paltry
SI‘FC'I \s. \tlTlt'l \
ltiu'Llu'ti‘~ ‘llttt’il \.iI\c.
'rllt‘ Ina-.t Salvo in tho world for t‘utx
llriiiacs. Soics. l'lco-is. Salt Illiriiiii.
l"i~\‘i-r Son-e, 'l‘i-tti-r. t'litippn d ll.itiii~.
i'hllliluiiis. t'orns. and :ill Skin l‘llllplltll‘lr.
unit littxllth'l)’ t‘ill‘t‘.‘ l'llis. or no pziy nu
ipiii'cd. ll i.~ guarantor-d to gito port. ct
satisfaction. or llIUllt'V ri-Iiiud-d. I‘i'icc
L"- i‘i-tils prr law For >2llt‘ by Iii-n, ll.
l'lttlelt ii. Notwiilh :itul h-viitli N~~I\\;iik.
\ii IIIIIHII‘IMIII I'lss‘utt‘l‘}.
Thc Inns! iiiiputtiirit llii-con-r'y is that
which brings Illt‘ lllwel good lotto !:rt':|l'
oat tinnil-rr. , Dr. King‘s Ncw lliscnvcry
for t‘onaiiniption. t‘onglis. and t‘ollIS.
\\‘lll ‘ilt‘st‘l\t‘ tliu lltllllll :uiii Si‘t\|‘llft‘,
and isa pricclcss boon to tho :itllictoit.
.Vol only does it ll).~lll\'t‘l\' ciiro t'on-
siiiiiptmn, but t‘oiiglis. t‘olds, llronclii-
li~‘. Asthma. ll'tlkrst‘lll“$. and all :itllic-
lions of the Throat. t‘Iirst. mid Lungs.
yicld :it oiicc to its wondi-rfiil curativc
powcis. If you doubt Illlr. gct nTniiI
llnttlc I’rm‘. at lion; ll. l‘iiustcd‘siirug
Mon-s. Noro‘ulk and South Norwalk,
.OIO'InoIQy the rrcst i‘. och cure. 250 ,m..l_
Olson's inlshurflnzs p ‘.- .1 \ a lutil‘loggo.
Gerunnt‘orn “no.“ on .. 2- It minnsm
Mill’s Man- and it»! - 9.» I: L A “niwu_ih.
PIKO‘ITs-«th‘s i..~ II. n... . mom “mums...
”CO-‘0 Khan-cits“ PM}. aw s an" cum.“
.‘It IItIsI In "Iillfi‘ \rr'ispiug.
Edward Slicplii-ril. of Harrisburg. Ill.
says: "llin'ing rcccivcii an iiiucli bcnctit
from lilci‘tric Ilitlcra. l fccl it my duty
to Ict lct suffering liiuniinity know it.
Iiiivc had it running sorc on my log‘ for
ciglit ycars: my doctor told inc l would
Intro to have» the lmiic scraped or log
:iiiiplitiitcd. lns‘cd. instcud. tlirco bot-
tlcs of lilcctric Ilittcrs and sown lmxcs
Iluckli-n‘s Arnica Salvo. and my log is
now sound and wcll.” I‘llcctric llittrws
arc sold at titty ccnts n Imttlc. and lluck~
Ioti's Arnica Salvo at L'fw per box. by
tit-o. ll. I'luistcd. Xorwalk and South
Ntirwalk.
horn-“x llolillltatcd .‘lcn
You arc zillowcd a frcc ll'llll of thirty
days of Ihc usc of Dr. llyc‘s t‘clcbratcd
\‘oltnic llclt “dill. l‘llt‘t‘ll’lt‘ Snspcnsory
Applianccs. for lllt‘ spcciiy ri-licf_nnd
pcrniuiicnt cure of Ncrvous lh-liility.
loss of Vitality and Mainliooli. and till
kindrcd troubles. Also, for many otlicr
discus”. t‘omplctc rcstnration to hcaltli.
vigor and Iiiaiilioiid giiiirnntccd. No
risk is incurred. llluslratcd punizilili-l.
With full information. lcrnis. ctc.. innilcd
frcc by mirth-using \‘olliiic. Iii-It. t‘o..
Marshall. Mich.
Four I-‘lfllis
Of our .\mcriciiu iooph- siri- atllictcd
with sick llt‘tttlltt‘llt‘ in citlicr its mucous.
hilious or congestive forms. canard by
irregular habits. high living. ctc.. and no
remedy has over conquered it until 1):.
Leslie‘s Spwial Prawription “‘M‘dIMOV-
crcd. tiivc it a trial. hcc advertisement
in another column. For sale hy-tico. it.
I‘laistcd. Norwalk and Soutthorwalk.
“The Best In the Cheapest. ”
III A M S ,
Shoulders, & Breakfast Bacon,
Roaring the Trade Mark (soc cut\ of
Sl’l‘lltltY & BARNES
ARE THE
Sweetest,
Tenderest,
amiBestCurefl
of any in the
market.
‘ Bl‘Y .th tlTHER
,5 SI‘ERRY rt BARNES”
' KI‘ZT‘I‘IJZ LARI)
Iz- “Strictly Pure.“ and
l'thIth‘l)‘ Ircr lrum ad»
ulicnstioii.
“‘c arr l'ai lil‘TS-nl‘ all
our goods arc nianfiu -
flln‘tl at uiir packing ht‘Il-‘t‘ in Ncw “awn. I-Ivcry
Swu-t.
"nun-liccln-n. hr surc and act goods ll‘flllllg tin-
'l‘rmlc Mark of “Spcrry .\ Balm s.‘ "w largi-rl uian«
llflli‘lllli i-.~ and («porn-r,- of I'ro\ i<ioii~ Ill St u En:
laiol. Look t'lll‘t‘lill)’ for lllt‘ Ic'aiul. lukc no nilivh.
llicy aralln- l-csr :mslo In tho world Particular
t‘llv‘ i~ iakcii iii ilw - iii, . lift“ rilltllslli: :iiid pm king
of :ill llicir prisliii litilh. 2tit1:lni
Sl'llltltl‘ J; ll.\ltNE.‘..\'c\v "a?!“ (‘1
Hatch, Bailey lulu,
hlsiiiifiictiin-h- of and Iicalrh iii
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Work.
and
Vouccrml Hard Wood
Hard Wood t‘cilin:
Fluurii '.:.
IAIL‘MAL ."l~ . .Nt‘l'lll .\tlll\\'.\l.li
sci“: ti I '~ for pom-J.- {Lil Yr: « *u‘
.‘H v :i A I ~l‘._\ Im\ .-‘ -_vni~ii< \\ 3m l;\\';l
l“;.-‘ ..-, .. .-~t.r ~i::i\\.‘i\
.ii. iuyi‘ . .
.zv \ stir.
t'o _ .\
\\ ‘Ityll- ~ -x
A N TS ... a.
tilt .r protiti by lliln incur: a lili! «if in \t gun-i
iii»;wrisnl-Ir 9.: a‘l Valli 'r~ “lll:tlll19‘~~ fr! (it. L‘l'v
In Marv- Illf\l.TIl Ft I'll l"'.\ll'.\\\. \n T‘.‘ i
Awnuc. .\c\\ \vrk ' it! l\
New Goods!
\Vutcltcs,
‘llllis
lliiiiiioiiils.
~ AKI’
JEWELRY!
Sod .\_‘t“lil "n Xor\t.i'i.. aizliinrizwi !~_\ :lu (oziipaiiy.
for
llllt ‘K FORD Ql'lt‘K-Ttulx
Railroad Watches!
John Folcy’s tiold Polls and Pencils.
Solid Silvcr and Platcd “'urc. Opera
tllaruws. Gold Spcctaclcs and
Eythtilasscs. Nicki-l and
“'alnul Clocks.
Repairing: and Adjusting
—I"INI—
WATCHES
A Sl‘lit‘lALTY.
Standard Time Iiy t‘liniiionictcr. at
A. W. Austin’s
tlpcra llousc Block,
Nos-walk. Conn.
Pound of which or GUARANTEE I’nrc and ‘
Doors. Moldings. Sash. ‘
The Best
Fish .
Fruits.
Vegetables.
Hunt & Zelufs.
Orangcs.
Bananas.
tirapcs.
Apple‘s.
Lowest Prices.
I‘iecallops.
(lystcrs.
Clams.
l‘ic-lilHI tlystcrs u spcciulty.
Fresh and Good.
l‘rnnipt
llnliv. I}.
I‘ul:t-
.\lli‘lllltlll.
At Our Market.
\\'I:cnr-\i-r you want anything to to
got at it cniiiplctv- iiiiirkct givc us a call.
HUNT 8: ZELUFF.
TheNaIional Sheet Metal Roofing
t'i I.“ l‘.\.\\
‘1‘ .‘il.vl mp It»: coll. row, 3. . you.
CHARCOAL
(1 SIDING
’ ' Fla .»
‘lJl .'il.." .‘v\ ‘ .
National sin-ct .Vlcliil Ito-din: to,
J. R. RAYMOND.
t .131” ‘i' an? llil‘ .1.‘ i'flii- in" «i ll i\ lilo:
Six“
Sole 3:1 i:' fur Fawn-Iii 1 many
".Tilff .‘i‘l ill S-‘IIWALK. t‘n.\'.\'
Swaiiflishii ,
51‘. / « .. ~rs .'. )I Sun's .\ .u.
362 “'A'I‘ER-S'l‘., foot Bunk.
BRIDGEPORT_
“punts“: asp lll‘TAll. illitll'li\ i\'
Mfllllllefl‘fillll‘fll‘l'flllll l’lilllllll‘ia
UPPLIES.
Ship ‘Cluuullnrs.
l’ui‘c Loud and Oils.
NATl‘Ral. BAMBOO FISH P011233
UARS~0ARS-0ARS
SHINE ~l“\'l\I-: t-II.I.INI- THREAD \\\‘I\tv.\'.
SAIL TI‘LXL“. I’ll-Ll.“ t-I.\.\.\‘K> MARINE
Inl.\$$l{5. .‘Il.\.\ll.l..\. llll‘ll'. t'l'T'l‘th .\Xl‘
\\ IRE. IIIII‘E. FLAMS. FLYS. Efiaa‘ziiiy pri par»
mi ltii-i} .\ Ilivalg- Rn; c.
'I‘at'. l'itcli, 'I‘ui'pcntinc.
E\s‘r}fli.li; for a “HAT or >'I‘I~Z.\.\Il-IIZ
Complete Outfit fir UYSIBFIHBB.‘ 0“?-
Dredging Materials.
t‘sn i‘i.i ailh-ntion to Urtlt‘f.‘ by mail or lhr\‘i'l‘..’s‘r
.\c\\ \Iilk l‘ticrr flit J)
362 WATER STREET.
BR] DUE PORT, (" .
mem
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Examiner In
I‘. 8. Put. oflce
1&1“ to 1883.
Olliccs. Jilti .‘luin Slrct‘t,
BRIDGEI‘flllT, CONN.
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DR. iii-:“sua’s
SPECIAL PlESC" ’TIUN,
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PI IJ.SBI'R1"§ Ill-EST
850 per bag
Bcst 1303 Oil lilc
Daniel L'fiiiiiiimeu’s
“'ashtngton Street Bridge.
do“ If.
‘MALA‘RIA.
As an anti malartsl medicine
DR. ”All" KENNII‘IY‘S ‘
FAVORITE REMEDIF ‘
has wcn golden opinion,- _\‘.i travcler shouh co.-
slder his outfit coniplvtu- UIll?\‘ H includes a bottle d
this medicine. If you arc cxrx «ed to frequefl
chmuf t‘llm‘h‘. rant: and “ 'o‘ll‘l’. Favorite Remedy
should nlways be vnlliiii your rrat‘h. It rapt-h Int
u "axons. and is the but m-ventatireot chills
nnd malarial trier In Hm ‘\“er . it to espcctsl ol-
torod has trusl“\~rth_\ «In it. «or ILPI'HI" of K no!
and Liier couspliunh‘l -~n~:uglli\ll and all disorders
arising from an im; im um- or the Mini Tu women
whosufler from an} .. lir i‘ii~ pm llliJl’ to their act
Favorite I:Q‘lllf‘\l} i~ i only l-t’n‘ ill“ I'M'lf an un-
failing Xrlrltd .i 1-1:! L .; A “in w tin~ reprie-
tor.Dr.lI.K-~nni~1y ll'tli‘1t‘lll S. \. s. but r. c for
‘5. by all ‘lfflfl‘lr’x .
a gallon.
- .3.-. 3,
manual RUNNING, l
[SEWING MACHINE ~
SIMPLE
STRONG
:1 l‘
I
’“7
,MTHE iii: MACHINE _
L__.,. THAT GIVES . . 4%
an. s:
i Pifl/[é’fSAI/J/lé’f/M .:
r. HAS NO EQUAL"I
FRI 75"” ‘
gfvmlPABflcel—Mfl
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ESEWING MAIlHlNEISO.i
[ ORANGE mass.
. 30 UNION SQ NY. CHICAGO ILL.
ST. LOUIS MO. ATLANTA GA.
-:3 FOR SALE BY 12%:
l
A. .Dllllllm!‘ I $011., Agls.
PAYS NO
FANCY PROFIT
But is 12:: original compound.
made from the w
STO'CE. 22:. is sold by the
makers 311.1 dealer; :caz‘cr the
cost, 02' lamination 1311; 112::
T Soap in the
h...“
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s
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mark... i .914“: you
Soap, and rs: acccpt any: of
the numa‘r' '1‘ imitations that
pay the grocer more money
to recommend. The word
'li’ELIjQi’glj and the Clasped
Hands are on every Ear.
III afillflllillm“
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ct. ., L;.;-
VIITEII
91‘. .lwuc Vi:r~o'v fitis‘k. nu- fi'
iii-vi “rape“. I:..~.-~, \‘ineo and Tram
lltf‘rrtur stuck assltl.
. xt
So
\lipltt at i~ niii~t
L‘in‘ first-i “in rc!‘ relics»: as ‘o- c’iarhi‘lr-r.
Good Salary nnd Expenses Paid.
, oqulY‘ FREE; \I r :fevu-r 1' Ital. .".
MISS}. Wili‘l’XEl. MlhEEl no. 30355121 3. Y.
.f . .i;.ic 1.3.x; ipn r.
Ill
'1‘0 CON SUI“ PT!" ES
Tho :idvcrtim r Inn in; two prnnancntly runs! of
that druid tllN‘Nrfl'. Consumption. by a oeniplr mm»
«11.7 is anxious to inskt‘jnow ii to hi.~ It'llt‘“'j>nlt‘f"
W I
trcht in honor of his diligcncc. 'lb poor
children in a new country these were fine
rcwards. At various other points in his
progress. on industrious child in one of
Dock‘s schools mccivcd a penny from his
fathcr and two cggs cooked by his mother.
All this time he was not counted a member
of the school. but. only as on probation.
The day on which a boy or girl. began to
road was the great day. 1f the pupil had
hccn diligent in spoiling. the mustor. on tho
morning after tho first reading day. would
give a ticket carefully written or illuniiuat~
ed with his own hand. This road i “ lu-
duatrious—onc penny.“ This showed that
the scholar was now really received into tht
school.
There were ‘no clocks or watches; tht
children came to school one after another.
taking their places near the master. who not
writing. They spent. their time reading out
of thc;'l‘cstamcut until all were there. But
ovary one who succeeded in reading his
verse without mistake stoppod raiding. and
came and sat at the writingdablg to write.
I‘hs poor fellow who remained last on the
bench was called a Lssy Scholar.
The funniest of Book‘- rewards was that
which he gave to those who mads no this
take in thslr lessons. Ho marked a large 0
with chalk on the hand of the perfect
scholar. Fancy what a time the boys and
girls must have had trying to go home with-
out rubbing out this 0 l—Fnta “ A
School ofLesa 4“,“ U M Sam
in St. NW
The ncwoomhiuatlou of Smart Wood
and Belladonna.“ used in Gmr’s Back
schs PIsstcrs has vsd subs one of
the host that could made. Tryono of
these popular plasters In any ossot weak
or Irma hack. hacktsclti: lyhcaimptism,
neurslzls. sorenesso t c actor uugc.
«0.. and you will he surprhcd and
pleased by the prompt relief. In bad
cases of chronic dyspepsia. a plsssor
over the pit cftho stomach stops the
not once- Ask for Carter’s Smart
We“ and Belladonna Bsckacho plasters'
mama.
To all who are sutl'cring from thccr~
rare and indiscretiona of youth. nervous
\vcakricss. curly decay. loss of manhood.
(to. 1 will send a recipe that will cure
vou. FREE 01“ CHARGE. 'l‘liia grciit
i‘cnicdy \vaa discovcrcd by a missionary
in South America. Send a aclf-addrcss-
ctl cnvclopc to the
itcv. JOSEPH 'l‘. INMAN. _
76? l y. Station D. New York City.
AGENTS ltla salary“? Slip—mission)
WANTED) Celebratcd .New Book.
THEWORLD‘S WONDERS
Tropical and Polar Explorers.
Including the tlfllclsl History of the
late timely Expedition in search
~ of the North Pole. '
Embracing the trawlr. div-covert". schicvcmouu
and marvelous atlvcruiirca of such distiuguirlml cx-
Iorcrs as S ‘kc and Grant. Burton. Sir Samucl
her and wfc. Liringatonc. Stanley. Cummings.
nu t‘lialllu. Wallace. Mug. Squicr. and humorous
others in thc Tro tea: and in thc Arctic rcgioiia.
Franklin. Kllll‘. lava. Hall. Schwatks. Iii-Long.
(iroolc . and many (when. forming acomplctc hill-
toryo cx Ioratlon.diactwt sndadvonturo in all
parts of t e. world. with oecrt‘ptlous .ot ssvagc
we beasts. birds and roptlles. and [rust
natural wonders: s rccord of marvelous things on
the . s complete history of all the world‘s
”m.”"““°".le‘.l°i"‘i‘°lil flwml“ ‘13-?3
d.low- . as u vo nine «
ndl (I pmmvlnp.’ Aihookplf wonders. of
s atone so.
osdorssd h ministers. Mao and many lancer»
tisl c.y Oursells all other books! Ittlsrze ed-
Itlous In an months I ondld employment for
where. No capitol or export-
torial circulars and extra
we
pages. on
great value
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING 00..
St 765 “0 & 18K. M at. Phllsdclphls.Ps
a
RUPT'URE
emu—rm t ($0.. an: Sixth Avc..cor.mth
mallow York. new Method. lioldsasycaoswtth
“sum Watches. hrtiessttendcd
toasdntsnhouothsssncdwkhmvmcocep
withsstsultcsiopssstles. Ad
flu. DEN
minis n'usbl cits
vast-s. mm“ «Hy
as - I -" MAIN s'r. - - - m
L. H. DECKER,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTING
\UILBIIIINING.
PAPER HANGING.
Ceiling Decorations a Specialty
Wall Papers and Borders.
Gold Paint. and Bronzes
White
a
Lead, Oils,
Glass, 8.30., &c.
L. H. DEBKE _
....p.i|;___
SIC K
HEADACHE,
SEA-SICKNESS.
TESTIMONIALS:
Tum". Ncw York. Aug. Ill. IN.
8. ll. Aucuan~ Itcsr Sir; I liaic autTcn-il from
Ncrvous Sick lloatlsclir all in} lifc. Nothing L‘JVl‘
mc n-Iicf until I tricd Dr. lawns-‘3 Spain! l'n «rip.
lion for sit-Ii Headache. llinc lieu ii fur lllt‘ lay-l
ti\ c ycsm and it work: liiu- a charm. 'l‘iiiiy yours.
JOIIX N. FRASER with W. II. l-‘n-ar
r32 River St.. 'I‘my. N \'.. Scpt. l2. lam.
S. B. Amman—Door sir: For overrun any yrrsls I
have tau-u tmul-ch with sick llctadnclii‘. lul‘llu: Illl
attack i-vcry two weeks which coutlnui aw in my
turd for two or tIircc day: each lime. and l Iiinc
lw-cniitiahh-tn tliid anything that would liilp inc
until i trlcd Dr. Leslie‘s Spccisl Ike—trip! ion show
a year ago; aim then I havc had but one attack.
and that was caucul by overwork and anxii-ty «ii-r
tlic nickiiuis of my daughter I can "IF" I. no
licsrtilv neornrucnd it to all stllicttvi with head
achc. Yours uiiiccrcly.
t‘IIARLO'I‘TE I‘ETIIY
882 River St. Troy. N .Y.. Sept ti. law.
at. B. Amara—sir: In reply In your anon:
whcthcr I had any niorc troubli- with llt‘itllfl’lit‘. \\ ill
say that l have not been tumbled with it in all the
five years. and that my general health has git-oily
.1.
Improlyw I loci lll‘lt I ovu- it all .to Dr. Leslie‘s
Speci ription. ‘oura \ tru .
CliARO‘I'I’E PE‘I‘RY.
PRICE ONE DOLLA R.
FOR SALE BY :3: 1y
GEORGE B. PLAISTED.
Nerwalk and South Norwalk.
Ptorworkingpsople. 8nd IOcostspos-
sad wowul mail you hos. sroyol.
F fumble,“ I hoxolgoodstihstyrlll
n owayo mnrcmonov as ow
mm“ you own thmxhrgpqeeible at. any burl-
neon. t‘spitsl not rcuuircd. \ou can two at home
and work in upon time only. or all the iln‘t‘. All of
both sexes. of all ages. mutually sumful; ac
cents to u coolly comod every evening. That all
who want work may test the bullllt‘“. we Inskc this
unparalleled user: To all who are not well missed
viva will send St to _v for the trouble of writing us.
I parucu‘ l irccuons. em. scat free. Ira-
:luoslso ahzzhtely sure for all who sisrt at ounce.
Don‘t . Address SW & Cu. Portland,
Isl-e. fit 1’
"all“: unann- of t‘lln‘. lu sTI Illu (1min- it. tic “Ill
soul a copy of tlic pn ~\ r ptzon but. inim. . n ::h
[In .lirm‘l'mih fur ptcluirii : zit 1'. thin: liic aims-
ol. sh i: . y \\.il llul .i H‘Jt‘ t i in: for t‘oi i.ii~.
t‘ni.ii~'. t o\»i urn-n. A-Tiiua limiaimris. rtt‘.
l‘zirlers \\ ~li;:.,' In l‘i.~cripto-u wt phim'nitinNu
ltl.\‘. F. A \\'ll.>t‘X. bl .
bi.i‘.'li N \
mi l‘uii \\ Llama
71:0 iv
"Rultgli cm Rats."
t Irina mil lislc. .\lii r. hum l i-. Ill ‘. «his. llni bugs.
II I‘I l’sstua.
l‘aIpJ dam. lint; ~\\\tll.ll,‘;‘. “dbl-(>3. Ind,
'iw-Iioii. lumimlu; pimpiu-iin: run-ti by “Wu..-
lcsllli llt‘ln‘ntl‘ " - ‘ -
"It-mall on t‘urus.“
A»; y... w. c » limigli IilI mirth.“ Inc, t‘llllrk,
«‘oliiplcti- tlll‘t‘ llanl or will run». wart», liiiiiiuns.
“Bucliu-I'uibu.“
t‘luick, cniiiplctc rurc. all lx’idni-y. llialldcr and
Funny lll‘l‘iH‘P. Stald.ir_~. If‘l‘l';tlltil.. Nomi, Grav-
. l. t‘aiarrh ot‘ ltic "lrtlltlt‘l $1. Ilrug:irt.-.
lh‘d-BugaJ'IIs-s.
Fri 5, ninclns. unis lhwl'ltllfi‘. rat». mice. gopher.
1 tin iziiii in. clcurgxl out In ‘ Ron-:h on hills.“ 15¢.
'I‘ltill l's-ssplc.
“R i- fit aF'E; Ito: can" n-~tun~ hcalth and \i 'or.
“up .ik.“ . lulu. llt'dlldlln‘. hint-onus». l‘cbl ity.
:i.
“Rsnigti «u Plain”.
“.t2t’.‘ l‘litlls‘llt. cohc. tilllllb. disirlioui. ins-Ina
[mills Hiru‘uo. licadxulic. iiuiralxia. rheuniati-sli.
:‘m In ll_'l. uti l'.uii~ l‘iatr-Ii't~. i‘uc,
Slashers.
If _.v ii on frtlllll: lwokrn. worn out and llt‘1\0l:-'.
m.- - w. iis‘ Ilosllh Ru-m-wcr “ st. Drug-mus.
Idle I'rs-u-rvcr.
If .‘i It ‘irc ins-in: yviir grip on life. try ““‘cllc.
llt'dll" “cu-“t1," “ll“ dirt-cl In \srrtl. i-pn‘Jt.
"IRCNIfiII on I’lls‘a."
t‘iircs l'ilc~ or Ill'l’llthli-ddr‘. 1h hing. I'rulrndinc.
Izlculiny. li.t- nial or oilirr. lnlcrnsl and External
Rciiitsly in each p.1i‘hl;’\‘. Sure mic. 5m. Drug
“"0“ ..
Pretty “'olnen.
Ladies: who would retain freshness and
Don‘t fall to try “Wolls‘ Health m
“Bough on lick.”
“Rough on Itch“ (‘un-s humor-i. eruptions. ring
worm. letter. salt rhenta. frosted fort. chmhlatus
“Rough on Calls-rt.”
Corrupt Il waive ochre at new. t‘otnulcle run or
\. "pt cllh or uses. also on ~i.-lcd n- :arglo for
lizmtaua chm» Tlini:.i__|-\:_u_i «r- ail». :A‘c.
'l‘ttc Ilops- ul‘ tlu- Ration.
t‘hildrs-n. slow in (low-Input ut. puudy‘ N‘rasuy.
and dclicale. Mrt‘ ‘1‘}:K‘liyllgllkl‘ Lust-w or."
Golan-ls or the Bladder.
slinging. irritation. iniflrmiuimion~ all Klan. v and
I rinsry complaints. retell hv 'llncliu-I sills.“ $1
“\Vstles-Bssxs. Roaches.“
tough on Rats“ clan do. out. also Beetles
xiv-city.
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