m..-
.V_,.,_~______ ‘._.‘_ V , ' ‘
nee the-or! hero.
he! not re the now-y sic-we.
Amt the! [an en the hundreds at with
and one can to «envisage for hh denim
The numbed and “not of looks.
" New are volume or very great Value.
And you." hc nun irked. “ are well versed:
km. supporting a rim should break out her-
\\ hick. lnik would you try to “yo nut ?"
' I would svtzc “ m and she grew quite excltcd
And then rhc grow It‘mblj' t‘nltn- '
"' 1 Would intro [LtiuN [hickotduik first. 5:. ‘
‘lhnt's the kind of n butt-worm I run .
WWW £05m) brawl-Sh
The Indie 'l'rn St
I ‘ wine to lliv b-wvr or l\"t' I love
t‘-\ Jami“. J, hh on» I (mu:
Iiv '.‘.~~ l ll“l ll: mug-hi». manuwhtte dovn‘
Ila .l". hiv- t \ll'. bright s-t:\r.
\\ max : L-w tn tun bmwncyod luau
.\n.i lump h‘ r i m. \ not sen-undo.
3.x!
tic uh; in " Li‘l w w u h 3 in t n‘ollipztl‘t‘
(Ill: \uin- \\ u \um-t .l‘ his song";
:1. \ud «n.- \\ .t‘ [MVP and gentle and r or.
.\nl i told lu't‘ lu' wasn‘t for wrung.
Ydon‘l kn -w wilt'lllt‘l‘ nu hard mo or not.
I” -l ‘il\ l. siting \llJ‘ggu'd llkl‘ d pl‘lul slit L
no l M how no lun‘d lu-r o‘er and o‘cr.
With p i“: in In t‘\-‘l‘\ word.
In mum that In- \cr knew br‘furn.
y“ | ‘\\'|‘v (.1: .«n. w no} r uvr.‘ llt‘d' ‘
lint rnv night \Il“\‘ ' mwnc-l bl" gait.“ strinn
And Hwy ll‘l. ‘ml c ll of hur- lllu‘ crzuy thing;
No ~ in: Ill: l h" p‘ lye l lltl tho mom on: high.
on. soc-*1 w.“ llu law-horn rll’dlll‘. ,
And tluV night mount up cm‘li tn‘inulou“ sigh
And I ‘ hw-d o nib swim! refrain:
ll it I laughwl o hm; u iweuo “('W down m. my”...
And choked in .k won. his highest not».
Sho liked II. ;\n l I dll just fioso;
IWfl'l on t 1,. hour his 1 .y;
lrvcu l‘t‘ll""ll hint. roll .lll-I low.
\Vllt‘ll hc ‘tn; \\ h It I w mind to suy.
’I‘lLt ‘t' lhl Ilium» »l twin llv‘ “ilivld‘v. and lllt‘l
[tn liil‘tWI him. and .l‘ht‘d him to will :\;.ilu;’
Al; I tin-n he won! emu:
~ Jt. J. nurdu’m
COMIC COMMENTS.
A good lvigdnning is hull of the game.
I‘dl’l'y tho .\'e an to “ Mary " In the
Illu‘y tiuri‘on suit $t1tlJNthus lu'rn spent
in luwy. rs‘ In 3'.
“ It is TV tll_\' “on lyrful to son how \t'rll
Lin im-n km-p xtvp,” llv u“ lhli. til it is
“in n I u.“ Li 5 nldn r l uwd‘ to
kw ;- Slt p In tl' r (lull till lht- trst put to-
grlln r I"
Lil'lldltgl
('~‘li:!::2~‘l=nrivf Fink. tho grill railrtud
.lll-ill‘llwf. u l sculw l .u A man “ with an
cyz: full .f u ll hful unl guarded lulvlll»
l‘h t iuiht bc ulu: ml in uncum
:h A C: tir lzr.
5;. non ‘
Idl’Ltl l-
‘l‘he lr-n nuy bc negligunt of bur duties
durum: tho o rule r \\'I‘.|lllt‘t'. but Sllt‘ grin-rally
nun. .41 x to «‘«mli‘ up t u tho noun-h in the
t n» d \3 Am; :: u I: rung. .
5. out»). \\ n u 1.. w duh nt t'lni'lic's
l. > .w. l- it:
ll» l‘\\\ lha pi do to Lie nuumm l’ iriiI-«tly
lllllt' of tho
~n- it. \I pic w: l him innuvmx-ly.
hints; for " .t more \icrod
i..i.~l.
\ \li.~l.;;iil town bit it liro «It‘lldl‘llzltlll
.\;.:- l. .- »1.~.~t~ of .t \‘ldr-f. .t \\'J . lot: p ul.
I‘lie
' I. \ until; ru'lllt‘EA " hue £I«'Cl«It‘tl to min a
t i'n M .3
.o l l .xllr lociiiydwu fu-t long.
It i . 'V-x ll." t-rub‘sl“ «'9 XIV" n it. ‘ll\’ to 0-1:“—
i": {in hi'.» inc t - p.:_\‘ .l \Llltll fr.i.-t;--n of
linptk ll. l» ’-l~ in» \\. \\ltll:' in .\:n I'MHI
.....vui~«\i~~ lt-g-ty il'. Luis on sight
odi. - .! .tr .:.;i-.;i..-
.\Ir». luscwid n.._\'v‘ sl - do ~n’t soc “by
th: _\ want to “I .l.~ 5 h-l; _. 5..“ “i...“
o l; ‘illt‘f pr uninvnt .‘h‘."l‘.\‘ til: i. n u thrush-f.
“it" .- IlI“ \lillh
to talk
‘lhl‘ «If Il'tl.
int .trim it
lbw”:
'l’hi .\'-:w Urloaus 1"" t. '. l' on on .irtit'le
lil‘tlx‘d “ llow Shall We lIvip tho Nogro r"
If \\\‘ .tro
5h" My» if A!
would he wan-Elan;
cunt-oily 11.? Will" l .t\ to the- chur-
.c: r and t ul- 3 tl.~ lll"l\‘ an Ill. tln- Ilt'grt)
is l.“ ply Eli-At ~ .. 'p l...;;. if. if IIIV‘I-‘ N u
are sutlis. utly
gr» . 2 ll: will on I ll.“ incl. ..
It on .lzirm; .i \t i'y it I: I l\‘ ri l- on n
Soi'ln rn rziilw I_V. ‘lll l thv luv u." ru. tin-d.
only. thirsty . .lll l-v. r AI! -.l llw v' unpuiiy. \\ ill:
liis
rim. and
:nknl him why lo) d1 ln't don ‘5illt"‘ the road.
too. I “ It u'oull lu- hutlly furl“ lir- replied.
“ AS I iun tron-lite“; wit a fzu- pass .1 but it
they don‘t do brttt r it fly 5 wu. blame me
if I ll-tu‘t go out and l“l}' a. ticket and join
you "
A CUUNCILDF w
“till. I am viiro I shall bo “Tet
hr lv l“ .Nt‘ul l.--:\ IJ‘I‘.
him out virrowfully by the open
tun-r tho
tho ¢'\’\‘r'l~l.x*ll of oz. < \JIJ‘, ;- .\\LllL:“I'.
ft-llm 1-.nvii4- r~ c i.=.‘:; l at
.indoy"
hero
Sn nil-ill. llm \xhzh- cow. was nibbling oil
and the old
lw‘ cling W!
li‘ll'xllil of gr‘urwhopyirs‘ and
trick: Ln :tzinng tl.» bucklcbcrry brush.
l'o-ir lzitiu lmit \\.l'l wry unlmppy.’
hail im-«l ml i.--r hfo in tlmluisilc and
rim of 1 :rvut city. iii-l/tlu‘ SYIlltl.‘SS
t'..l:ii «rf v-ulutry r yixtoni‘r‘ “‘13 like on
t.“ mu lunguuuv to hir.
Hi l 'I‘h I‘lill‘ll.‘ lmi- lmd kcpt u Sllldll store
on Halibut-re and I. we full her two cldcr
t-lslrrfi lmd lu-lpv l to unit on tho cmtoinrrs.
mrry out \1W“luud lwrful’ui the thuuvaud
Illllt- mum-1cm oiling which pertain to tht
Iv‘sv‘n‘l‘ bluu‘bcs of \‘Hl‘lllll‘Wt‘t‘.
It lml bwu it ll'it‘ly, shiftlesv. happygo.
lucky w-rl of lifc. out when old Mr. Lee
div-d. and tho slush :uid louse of the store
our sold to pay tho accumulated dcbts.
uh l the llu’ro girls found IIII‘IUSI‘IVeS home-
Ir§\‘ and Without means. it had been n most
numb-mm Mll‘llf’lsn.
Nisan brtuuk herself to the tuilliucr‘s
trade. with which she bmi bud a sort of
ikctchy ucquuintdnco lit-fore. Ann Him
scccpted the pH‘l of cmshicr in u thriving
kiln-ry; l~ut In‘l“ I'v’lualllt'tl tho unsolved
problrm of the fdimly.
" I‘m sure." and Nixon. “ I don't know
«in! Infilu brconn of Lots 1‘“
“She nevcr “as good for nuythlugi‘
thnrply echoed Ann Eliza.
While: Lulu \\ ruin: hrr lizuidv and Inuked
~with troubled H-blt‘ from (luv to the otln-r.
“ Why not good bet to Aunt .\I‘rizir 1'"
inddunly suggestv. Simon.
“ .\ good 7 ‘tt 3‘ llmlxlml
c \.':llg mi: l-:l~‘fllh‘-l\lt.
lln- l-p‘ of tho lt'lllrl‘t'llllh‘.
turltv -‘..~ :1
\\ i\
lrl‘lihplijlll
Rho
lxl\.
and
un-
.\un lib: .
. " Aunt trout. in tiny very plan for her."
Lin.“ llpn quip-red; the tours came into
7 her large. veIVot-blue eyoa.
‘ “ But." she fuller-ed. “ I don‘t want to go
to Aunt M‘riiir‘u. I never saw Aunt LI‘rinr.
And 1 hate the country.
But ell these special pleadings mode nc
. difference. Lois was bundled oil to Aunt
kl‘riar‘s at once. end it we: n question whicl;
wu moot unplemritly lurprised—the aunt
or the niece. ‘
Miss hlnria Pigeon—commonly know on
“ Aunt M‘rier "—-wu a smart. utirring. mid~
die-aged Indy. with n’color like o Lowrenoe
peer. n “ front “ that was an excellent imi-
tntion of reel hair—when etc could contrive
to keep the porting Ignore on the middle of
the forehand—end o cnpitsl idea of economy.
" Humph 3“ mid Aunt M‘rinr. “ So you
are here ? I should hev thought it wu po-
menus to write and let a body know she
won goin‘ to bev company. But I dunnou
I could bev expected anything difl'erent
from my sieter Sunn‘l (brighter. Susnn
never but no method.“
“ I‘m sure." eobbed Loin. “ I did not,
not to camel" 7
"‘Tbenthere‘ee pair of us." reworked
Aunt H'risr. shortly. “ But now thet you
‘srebere, Is‘poeewe‘llbevtomekethebest
dit. Myenuuetbe he motel II yon
eon.”
All! she Mgbtwey not shoot touching '
her niece the inner meehenisn of life on r
tum.“ “Maintain. to churn. to
skin: can. end dry wildberriesfortheelty
mint. All dsy she worked under Aunt
fl‘risr‘e we; supervision. and oil
night eke flied: from sheer, mieersble.
webbed W ,
‘l'be dewydillns- «the may oppre.
“batik-quell; themledtbe whit.
pose-fl w in V.“ bad: the
III. e! in yet When to h.
edgier end-nu mare-
, ~ It
light. or my of the city noisee. I think I
should be t nppy again 3“
Int Lois had not been more then two 0!,
three weeks on the form. before ebe discov.
ered. or fancied that she had discovered. a
budding love nfluir.
“ Is Joel Fluviuun in love with Aunt
RI‘rinr ?“ alio naked herself. “ \"hy. she
must be twice hi3 age -end yet melt u ings
happen so strangely 2 Aux! it certninI, does
look liko it.“ '
Joel Flaixmun WM as tall. gtmd‘hutuored.
freckle-faced giant, who managed Aunt
M‘rizir‘a farm for hor. Ila did not bvo under
tho roof o! tho old house. bocaiuso. us be
bluntly cyprcned it. " he lltttI on old motb~
er of his own. and us loin: as ho lived. ht
mu not going to supp-Mo hirinolf from he!
to plomo uuy olllor woman upon t‘ftl‘lh."
" llo's drcndfnlly homely,“ thought Loin '.
.. hut ho bus at good focc. too. I hope Aunt
M‘riiir will be kind to him. and leave oil
that lmhit slic has of scolding till the time.
ltko tlio dripping of wilt-r from lk spout. I
tluu'l llillilt duol \\'\\llltl lllto llldl in
And with :\ sort of \‘uguc. rcluctuui umuso.
tucut she watched tho course of tliisr rustic
lovo uduir.
Joel was kind to the city orphan in bi:
rough. unconventional way. film did not
dislike Jocl. when once she was uccuatomed
In his freckles and the nbrubt way of speak.
:ing that aturtlcd her so at first.
llut it made her feel ‘iuorc lonely tlmr
evcr to think that every one else. even Aunt
.\f‘ri:\r. should have some one to love and to
be loud by. while she was all alone in the
world.
So. whilc she sat by the window. watch-
ing tho white cow and the turkey-points in
the sunnliiny mcudow. the tours dimmed be!
eycs. nud tho sound of Aunt .\I‘riar‘.~; chum.
down stziirs in the cellur. sounded for of!
and i‘nful.
“ I9 it you 2‘“ said a fumiliur voico.
Shc gmo t\ start. and dashed the all!
epruy from but eyes.
“ (“1. .‘Ir. 'r‘luvmun. limv ~\‘nu startled
me! And — [iut wlmt is tho
You look so pdlu'f“
" \Vcll. I lIi‘u‘I fot‘l t‘Xllt‘Il_\' t‘ollifutlllblt‘."
Ruid Jurl. sitting down on tho atone stop.
und~ r tllt‘ km-plugroont \\‘lll loo. “ uni}
thzit‘s tlic truth,“
As lic spokelio took out his pocln-tl‘nife
and lcpun movlmntcully to trim otI tho dcud
brunchcs of the cinnamon I't‘SI‘~‘.\lI\llt‘S tlnit
:luvtorod lm‘ncutli tll‘.‘ cum‘niout.
“ .\lotlu-r‘s poorly." ho :iddcd. subcrly.
" Is she alt‘li mid Lois. who had once
it twicc recon tho kindly old lady and Intru-
MI I” llht' llt'r.
“ “wiry“... Slic’s no nllt‘ can‘t do the
)l.\»;..->.\\-.\rk. and it gum drcudful trim the
gum to have n bin-d gal. And I don‘t
know oxuctly what to do: so I thought I
would just step up and inhifiz‘ “llll you
til-out it.“ 7
“ .\ hive with iizc .'“ criol Loii. will:
widc-optn oycs. “ llut \\ by not “ill. Aunt
.\I‘ri:tr L’ Shc has hudxt dcul ‘murc ! vpvri-
:‘llt‘t’ than I lune."
1n c:ii‘.-\.‘rrm<tu~'-tif. Jih‘l l-‘l ivumn
hackrd «VI :1 porfoctly lIVt‘ brunch. freight-
m ittcr!
Illn‘
ed with crinie in. §\‘:w‘t.$ccntcd rows.
“ You don‘t uiidrrxtnnd." ruid ho. “ I
don‘t know :t‘i l‘il fool lllit‘ convilting \v.tli
her.“ nodding his brad toward the sill-ton
mumn regions. whence came up the monot—
onom thud. thud of the never-coming
cliuru-dusber.
“Obi“ cried Lois. with sparkling cycs.
Sho thought sho understood tho aituution
now. Aunt .\I'ri;ir was too deeply intercstcd
a puny t . be consultz-d just yct. " And
vou want me to advice you. dad 1‘“
“That‘s just the long turd tbc short of
it.“ suid Joel. nodding his head. ' You‘re
a smart girl. Luis. Motbcr likes you."
“ And you think sho '\\'lll be willing to
abidc by my dcckion said Lois. brightly.
‘ I «lo l.
cully. nodding big head
‘ ‘Vcll. then. I will advxvo you.“ said
bus. " to get inurriwl.'-locl. us soon mu pus-
Silvio.“ ‘
.lorl chucklcd sh. cpzshly.
" Juet rvactly wlut I'd lllir' to do.“ mid
Ilt‘.
" I thought so.“ triumphantly
Lnlfi.
“ Found it out n‘icwty. oh 2” said lllr‘ rus-
‘ said Illt‘ young Inruicr. eiupbdti-
ntxltlt‘xl
tic 5mm. rutln-r diecointitul.
" Uh.‘ s-iuilcd Loiv; thorn arc some
things that n “mum discov. re by instinct.“
“ I.oi«i. would you lllfi‘ it
ta A vision of being able to escape forever
hmu Aunt .\I‘ri.ir‘s lmndngc llittcd before
ll“! mind'n n-yo "I could go away from
lirro. do n. I could go homo f“
“ l‘iicn.“ said ho. howling bcr
Ital \t Illt‘Ui‘t‘. " If )‘tlll‘l‘u plcnsml. I (i\‘ll“
who niu‘t. “'c‘ll be married right
wit In nit
cure
oil I“
“ Ilut nrc you sure she will be ready 30
noon 1'"
“ She 3“ mid .Iocl.
in; nbutlt 1'"
“ Whu arc you talk-
“ Why. Aunt .\I‘.riitr. to-bc—surcf“ said
Lois.
“Aunt .\I‘ri:ir!“ cachet-d the furnicr.
" What on mirth has she got to do with it 1’“
Lois‘ x-yi-s grew biggcr and l-lucr than
3\‘t'!‘.
“ “'liy everything. hasn‘t slio 14“ said Lois.
“ Isn‘t it she that—3' , - _
Just here. however. a shrill voicc abrickcd
up the collar stairs :
“ Lois. Lois! come right dawn and help
me I I don‘t b‘lieve this butter means to
come all day. And my wrists is gone dead
lame. Lois. I say 1"
Lois instinctively started to her foot. But
Joel Flnxuiuu. putting one bond on the win«
dow-sill. vaulted lightly into the room. and
detained her.
“ Don‘t go. Lois.“ said he. " Not until
you have answered rue yew or no. It's you
that I want to marry 3 It‘s you that bus my
heart! Did you think—did you believe for
a moment. thst I could care for that ill-
tcmpercd. wrinkled old vixen. while—“
“ Dou‘t;don‘t I“ cried Lois. in a perfect
panic. while Aunt M‘riar herself rushed en-
grily into the room. her hair screwed back
from her face. her apron covered with
splashes of cream.
" You lazy. idle creatur‘ I" she cried.
“ Why don‘t you come when you're called f
If I- Iilem my soul ! When did you come
in. Joel Flnxmon l’" '
" Well. I've been nere quite a spell.“ said
Joel. in his slow. independent way. “ And
the mason Lois didn‘t come. is became ehe‘e
~cnguged I“
“ Engaged '9" echoed Aunt M‘riar.
“ Yes. slid Jocl—“ to be married—tr
me.“
And on he spoke. be phased is protecting
arm, around the girl's wuist. end Loin did
not contradict him.
“ Hereafter,“ ssid Joel. “ abe nin‘t no-
body‘e dredge. She‘s the precious little girl
on bu promised to be my wife, end ehe
shall be trested ss snob." -
If it hadn‘t been for the uncompleted
churning down stairs Aunt M‘riar would
:ertninly have fainted But I dozen pound:
of butter were worth looking otter. And no
Aunt M‘rier preserved her equonimity.
Joel end Lois were worried. and old Mu.
Flsxmnn wee well pleased.
“ Though.“ he Aunt M‘risr viciously ob.
eerved. “ nuy one that went into the house
with such s mother-in-law es tbnt. inn-t
have been hard up for n husbend !"
Bot Lois never found anything but elec-
tion under the Flumsn roof. Joel and
Joel‘s mother both regarded her or little
lee- tbsn perfect. And when she looks back.
ebe wooden thst thl our ever-hove disliked
the deer, delightful country.
While Solon end Ann Elise. (trudging on
maid bricks and moi-tor, msrvel at we
look.
“Anieetsrmt"eeid8m.
-.“Agoodbubendl"eriedknn3lias. ~
VAndtheyreeolvedtlnt wh. they hve
rowan-mum their
I
‘e—t
“ Of all things." she :mswcrcd. brightly. .
IIOW re (HOBO! BLIIP-
UntilreeentLthevenotboenebleto ee-
aure much sleep on the the night of e rle
wey journey. end It my be so edvnoteee
to msny traveller: to know how the inabili.
ty wu overcome. An excee- ot blood in
the brain prevent- sleep. How to remove
the surplus is the problem for the unfortu-
nate: who wishto eleep but control. A pump
is needed for the purpoee. and it my ensin
be provided. as followsé Having assumed
the upward poeture of repme. inhale and 01‘
hole alowly and steadily. long breathe. de-
voting the whole sttentiou to looking the
inholutious end ,exholetiona. of exactly the
some length. The length should be lunch
grater than thot of ordinary breathing. at.
tiou by working the lungs to their utmost
capacity. Any person who he! force of will
enough to concentrate his whole nttcution
on the maintenance of this etylo of breath-
ing can compel sloop in very uufhvorztble
circumstances. and vii-time of insomnia
should know it. '
'l‘hc vnluo of tho method is not eololy in
its holding this mind to obj c's of thought.
but the promos of breathing bore described
is really equivalent to the insertion of n
pump in the brain to draw off its excess 0!
blood. To convince yourself that this is 30.
till your lungs with all the air they vvlll
hold. and then expel it. repeating the opcrn-
tion three or four times its rapidly as possi-
blo. The result will be a feeling of faint-
ucse. unless you are other tbun on ordiuury
mortal. and its cause will be it ccficicucy of
blood in the brain. produm-d by tho pump‘
ing process.
not induce sloop. however. as thcrc is :i re
sctlon which floods the life ouri‘i-nt rushing
back to the Scot of tho mind. Svloullsfrl any
tlmt the reason why four. surprise or any
othcr Iuddcu emotion often causes fnintueeo
is because it rapidly drives tho blood from
the brain. and tho fucl is significant for
those who wmh to understand how to induce
sloop. whether on the railway train or in
their beds nt bomc. by pumping the excl-2;.
of blood from their brains by n peculur
method of breathing.
CORSBTS A NECESSITY.
l‘l-e Ila-non Form Not .‘lnrbIo-~§umo Ito-
ntrnl-In- l-‘urce lmpcrnlhc.
“ .\Iy Indies.“ testifies u modiste. “ are
e \niing to mo and saying : ‘ Make mo look
liko ('Irco t‘lcopntrn \numiug A beautiful
1nd funmua mid IdYtIlllt‘ tit-tress). I no—
swcr : ‘ .‘Imltllut‘. would you have of me the
impossible? That grace. til-it supplouoss.
(but churn). that cuso with which you
srryo how the lines of bur follow
ilw contour of licr tiguro— .\l.td.uuc. Ikx
«It‘v‘sxlll'tlix'l' on God‘s mirth can
lliov- things out of :\ Fri-itch corsvt." “'ill
you put tho duration to your lllt':\li’lt‘:\l m:-
«pmintnnco. “ Did you cvv-r Know an no-
trev-i who uovcr wore
swz-r next mail if you hour of uno.
igcr lwiil on breaking a i‘aillll‘JL‘I \\ 1th hm
ll‘.l ling lady wdhout forfeit could. luxuri-
hcr resignation by uu or-lcr t-u play without
ulv.
t‘oxtli'uo
\‘nulo
a corset ‘3" Mil illi-
.\ in HI»
C«‘.‘M‘IS. In "no“. VJ“ wy "i c \:i x-‘c lb» \‘ul~
er? dirt-tub lliv buck of tho gown. v‘SilL‘t‘IJlly
'2' inc lulu-r is “Into 5 llill Without :\ cur-
ii‘t t‘iri‘o d‘lmlpullxt “up-ill In no longer
.lih V'.
Tho (irni It \‘rxiuls \"I n‘ curmrh, and (Err «k
to will.
par! tho funn- bcluw tlu- “4.5!. t‘irct- t‘l- o.
:l‘lil‘tllli \\'iil’v‘ P-lf‘flt‘li Lllll I‘lIINITIIV~
pl! :\ \\’e-_ir\‘ :l \‘x‘l’nl‘l of III." :‘l‘w'llg 'ilelll or
jc in. supple as ‘1 glow. \\;tli is low thin
“tub-blurs. put cn High to loop til it luv. ly
s‘i-«g-r of lIt‘I’.\ in lino. for lb \l. 2“ :I« \ll. n u
untrblo. .i‘xI though lbo an‘h ill .‘Il‘miw ml
right in mlrblo. lll Ill" body hllt‘ \\-\ul<l ~
cru -li lly: :uid
showy :tr—iuor. light. ‘iup-ilptl‘lc. yct sure
u
" wobbic “ lop.“ Some
in Slt‘t‘l. mint go irl flu-w \‘WJIIIIL: outliiiv I
You can study liguros tlut buvo novcr “om
corsets in the Indian Illlk'i that come uronu I
the uvorluil tmiin for p-ucc or m the bar-
rcbwmstod maidens of t‘dvtlo Gordon. Mixu
t‘lvopulru will wour tho liqhtvxt. easiest of
curs-its win-t one that lcmcnv her waist eight
Inches —but Rho knows better tliuu to go
without it ~ 11-. .‘jelr ll'url~ .lldn‘ and E1.
prua.
lMONG THE COI‘VBOYh.
The Life and t hernclcriellce of Thin sup.
[uracil Lorilee: I'In“.
'I‘lio cultlc industry of the Northwest bar
.lcvclopo i It now race of crcuturcs that art
nailed by sonic. cowboys. by others. cow
puuclicrs. 'I‘licsc individuzilv. indigciiom
to tho country. are totally dilIcrcut from
their bruhrvn a fcw milcs further south.
for tlu~ro ix m much dilforcncn bct wccu the
cowboys of “out nu uul cowboys of 'I‘oxus
he :lu-ro H lu-twwn our New England Yun-
kvm and our \‘cw Orb-ans Crcolos. In short.
tln ro lute grown up wttli tho uiirvolouv luv
cruisc of the cattle inaluut’r‘yfuolhor Sct of
lt.lll__:.\‘ that are \cry much unhkc the herd.
crs of :i few _\‘I'.\!‘S now. .\ tlt‘a‘d lo or so
back cow bordcrs on tho pl.\llH were roqdrd-
cd us tho vcry worst class of Inc“ in our
country; a cluu who wcrc nlwuy: rcmly to
'll‘dlv't‘ a gun tight. bod unrkod to etch ouo‘s
crcdit the “ killing of bio man." and \\ ht
invariably died with his boots on. In ths
vernacular of the frontier. be mu A band
mun altogether and a cutter nud shooter
from uwuy back. They looked upon a ten.
dcrfoot with bccomi‘ng acorn. bore the ep-
pcamnco of continually thirsting for goro.
and bud nobopcs of lienvui or fear of hell.
The typical cowboy of by-goue days should
wear A large white sombrero. bound with a
flashy gold cord and tunnel. high top boots.
leather pants. fringed buckskin shirt. no
wet. and a pair of Mexican spurs as big no
muccm. Ho should nlwnye be armed to the
teeth. be well mounted on o fiery bucking
broucho. have a long sinewy lariut trailing
behind his steed. Indian fashion, and habit.
nully be half full of hi: favorite bovcmge.
Now as a matter of fact the real cowboy of
the Northwest is A very different person
from what he is supposed to he. Many of
them are college graduates who stood high
with the faculty of Eaten: universities, end
not e few are able to solve u mathematiool
problem or purse a Latin sentence with on
Inch one so they can throw n steer or
punch s brand. . .-. __ __
PH OTOG RAP“ THE BABY-
Apnrt from the obvious sentiment-ll M
eon why parent: cannot afford to let the
dsye and month: slip by without hnving
their little one photographed. there in s
more occult and Icienliflo velue in a plateau
ed record of progrmive child life. The
run in on unflattering reporter. The edvnnoe
in intelligence and the healthful develop-
ment which in bounty of the best kind to
the eye of aeienee. or the gredunl retrmree-
sion in either or both. my eeonpe the eye
of persons who are in constant e-odntlon
with the-object of the subtle ehlnge. Con»
pariaon of the sun-portrait of to-dny with
one taken a you or eighteen month. ego
will reveal the change to the intelligent ob-
server. In some instances the etenltby ed-
vanee of diocese has been nnnouneed to
thoee most interested in the victim‘s welftsre
by the shock of discerning n new expression
in the eye; in noting the altered contour of
the heenndlineeofpninorhngnor which
hove been tron-{erred to the eendtive
An faithfully it betrays the slight obliquity
of vision. the hebitunl eoowl. the truth tbnt
one shoulder is higher than the other, or
that an inclinetion to. stoop is nor-owing the
cheat—Babylon”.
mmffif‘“
The coechmen and the ehunbermeid were
to be married in September. One dey they
were having n until sited lover‘s quarrel in
the beck yard and he kicked e been nearly
olthe dog. shading nee! them. “Don’t
ye
“Don'tworrynbontthe dog.“ 1!. “pl”.
“Mweittlllfget you.” no notch is
cat—alludes: M.
though not authciont to disturb tho circulu‘,
Such violent breathing will.
)0“ ‘
kick thot dog," eh. exclaimed engrlly,
Cour inert nature.
v... rum-g here About «.6 or.»
Delete In hoe-nor County. Po.
On the 96th of Key Clement Brooke
Grubb repurehesod the old Mount Hope
Forum property in this country for the In!
of $300,000 cub. This is onerof the finest
old iron properties in this country. outbrea-
iug 2.500 acres of loud. with n fine form.
and the mansion. nlthoogh built by Henry
Butt. Grubb nearly one hundred your: ago.
in one of the finest in the State and in mlly
of modern style. having on immense hall and
ceilings fifteen feet throughout. It is eittt~
nted on an eminence which afford: a front
view of almost. unprecedented beauty and
grandeur extending to and over the city of
Lancaster. which city in fifteen miles dio-
hint. and it is flanked on tho east by it bonu-
tiful and extensive terraced lawn end gur-
dou. making it one of the moat lovely suin-
mor residences possible to conceive. The
connection of this estate with the grout
(‘oruwull orc mines. in which it has a per-
pctuul right for a full supply of two. in win“
gives it its great oommcrcinl value. and lllo
desire to again poneess the old homestead
where he vviut born and to regain “not me
right which WM conveyed by him to hie
brother. A. Britt‘s (irubb. moreithnu thirty
years ago. induced Mr. Grubb to make the
purcbmw.
Mr. Grubb is now. by iulioritunco. tlit
patriarchal iroumrustor of the l’hitcd States.
being the oldcst mombcr of the oldest iron:
family in this country. His great—grout
grandfather. l‘oter (irubb. came from \Vulcs.
nmr Cornwall. to this country in 1070 and
lllftilt‘ largo purchases of loud in what nro
now Ilcbnuon uud latncmtcr counties from
the Indians. fkllt‘ aubacquently lmd the titles
coutirnwd by William Penn. and upon ullo of
thoso tracts be found an immense deposit of
iron ore. which be ruined Cornwall und
which mino is still tbc wonder Mil udiniru-
‘iou of all who visit it. Mr. hut.) Lou‘thun
ll >ll. .\I. l‘. and tho grcatext ‘ ironmzlstcr in
England uu.l whose opinion is: \‘(lllgllt‘rl‘ll
sutlmzity throughout the would. told me
when be \\‘:\S in Illli country in lsTfi that lit
bud \‘isitcd most of the grout iron uumw n.
the world. including thow of Spun. Al-
goriu. the t‘outim-nt of Huropc. I'Iiuzluid.
Samtlund mid \let‘b and nuny of llils‘ com).
try. including those of Al dunno and tho
Iron Mountain of lime-Hui. and thou Rtiil :
“ lint k‘uruwull l't‘ilr‘i tlic pdlm us tln~ grout-
eat mm mountain III“ World." From
(cologicnl iinrsludtiou. :udcd by lusts inmlo
Aith tho diuumnd drill. it bun bu it pretty
well ilvmolmtrutud tli-it (‘ornuxill can pro-
luco 501L000 tons of orc p:‘r yc tl’ for thrvu
nuiulrcd yours lu conic.
wull Furnace was built by Firms tirnl-b lll
1723. who opvruh‘d it for many _\‘t‘.|l‘~'. l‘I-tot
(irubl- tho social-l. built Ml: Hap-i Furnace
in lint. 'l‘hu t‘uiiwull ore inmost are now
uwned and workml by flh‘ {ullllllt‘S "I the
“ruldxg null \‘nliaumus imdrr tho licud of the
Urn I‘uuk (‘mupdig‘f‘ —]"‘a
in
Tho omiguul thin»
“ (‘nfll\\‘.tll
y‘t‘n'.‘
A KISSING HERO.
(-‘cnrrnl Hucrmn- 1st "in Hid “luau-«Hove
Ilc t :IIIQIQ‘I’I‘II I «IN \\ Isa \\’ouldn'l.
\Vlmn \i. n Lil S? «rm .n u, s l i I‘duuhls
\il'im Ill. lli~~ otlmi‘ d iy. .‘t‘\rl“.l latflc txr-
i'tltih’lancvs occnzrz d Ililt‘ll \vrrc not do“ n
on tho bills ntid would not be montioucti
\n ro it not for lltu hcl that tho young lui
dm rccx titty visited by tlzc ux’i‘iilulury h. rc
huc ln-cu lirruldcd fur and hair in umkuig
sxlfill I.\\'«‘Illlll‘ litipl‘t‘snluufl upon tlm (iris-
crul us to render lfl‘t‘fll‘lllllr tlm impulw l"
krs tin-m.
villc urc put us :tttrwctn‘o us how of tlll_\‘
ithcr city and tho (ion-«ml. “iii. lg: oxlr‘u-
aivo cxporicuco. w.“ «puck to IIA‘II‘ this hut.
After the ti. A. ll. (“cronies the other night
II|\ slag" of the Opera Ilousv was l:|\.hIt‘«I
'I‘lic you“; lmlzos of Edwurds-
b‘ u bcvy of young lat lion. who uw-rc- to IT"-
licarm' a mould. 'I‘lio griy »b-‘ a: lml volci‘un
\
struggled inuitliiily lo iiitznzt.i his burd-
r.iriu~«l rcpulnlzou of. luau“; ~ l"lt pretty
izi-I‘l h» in» lie. but found hum l! \« iy bu‘y
lunar; cvrry young; lady introduced. its
lln-r.‘ on re no escvpuous to the l‘u-tn rul‘s
rulo. including only pretty girls. Ills w.»ll.
known pcncbrmt liztd proccdi-d him .uid one
young laiy “just vowcd slio wouldn‘t lot
hixu ins-a her.“ but before alto know it the
wily vctrran gnmpod both her bands and
planted squiu‘ely on hcr mouth a klxu‘. un.
Itllt‘ tho llcnry V, km in that it Win not
buy; Tin; in its‘cb'tructrr. but noundcd like
.pluuk had crack-ml. ‘I‘bc oil'mir WM cvi.
dently rclislicd by oil but tho young numb-—
men who Will‘oxsod. but were not allowed
to participate. uni rcgrcttcd tlmt tlr-y bud
not cniuciuto the world early enough to
have \\ on futn . uud .llt‘f‘.llllt\ vetoratm in the
hito unpleasanttiosa.——Lou&'ol'fle ('onum’.
dill.
__.--_ 7..
A REMARKABLE \NOMAN-
Mrs. Hill is one of the most rcinnrkublr
women in the Golden Stutc. bring now I
wealthy farmer. She owns 4th across of loud
ind but: 100 acres act out inx pyrothrnm.
which plant is in full bloolu in May. She
[nu just built a now \vufcnmill‘for grinding
the flowers (for insect powdcri. lust your
elm mnuufucturcd tcn tons roudly for market.
and it Was A poor your. 'l‘bo coming your
Mrs. “III will plot“ 200 acres. with on im-
mensely incroiwod crop. She begun this
now] industry in 1877 under grant difficul-
tics ~hur husband had died in lfit‘nl. lcuylug
her with three little children. l'l debt of $l.-
£00. licr little much mortgagod and
menus for support cxccpt tho fortuitom
work of a pair of strong halide and o coura-
geous heart. Within five yuan. she bud lift.
ed the debt by wruhiug. raising chickens.
taking bourdcrs. und turning her bonds to
everything that W“ pusviblc. curly [tn-l lulu.
'I‘o-dny her property and industry are worth
half at million dollars. She employs from
fifty to eighty men. women and children on
her ranch. Beside the pyrcthnm. Mrs. Hill
has two ucree of apple trees. from which
she clears yearly nbout $300. with eighteen
screw of apricots. walnuts. pears and email
fruits.
ll«|
Greet Salon of Blue.
“ You have no idea what a great business
I: done in birds in this city." said a down
t nun denler yeat rilnv. “ It in safe to say
thst not less than 60.000 ennuies ere soil
here every year. In addition to the cannries
there are nnuunlly sold 3.000 parrots. 1,00.)
mocking birds. 1.200 to 1,500 cardinals. 3.-
000 to 4.000 goldtinchea, beside: linueta.
Ikylerke. birds of par-disc. of which 500 s
year are sold. grobiole. nonpnriela, and the
‘ong list of common American binle, such
on robine. yellow birds, red-winged block-
birde. brown tbrnhors. cothirde. etc. The
camel-ice nlone sell for $100,000 nt least.
while the trsde in other birds bring: the
gross sales to $250000. I think that in n
fair estimate of the business done by regu.
lnr bmedere end importers. It does not in
clude whet they be celled tho‘fhmily traffic
or the soles nude by boueewivee who mote
their birds become they like to renr the
young, nther then with Any idea of linking
money.”
Rove Soldier! m Mole.
Probsbly no school or college in the coun-
try is so hir on enmple of dunoentio re-
presentetiou u the Went Point Military
Academy. Out of hourly 300 outlets the m-
jority era the sons of emperstively fpoor
parents; but whether rich or poor. edneet-
ed or uncultured, infinentiel or obscure,
their boys get precisely the some importinl
treatment when once they hove penned the
noes-arty enminntione end don the cadet
uniform. Their antecedent- sre loot-ight of.
All shove the some privileges. the some
Wipe. the nine Motions. Pride and
eoneeit. into-ind by the eoddlin. d lend
pnrents. ere boobed out 0! o hi instwink
liq. rrwmkqd the jut
v
COIN: COMMENTS.
" The shrimp of the air " ie what they now
all the Western grssahopper.
Housekeeper—“ No ; we do not how any
new recipe for cooking bruins. You night
try beeping cool: of tire on his hend.‘
Bell. the telephone mun. lute on article in
the current issue of Sa'mrv. telling how to
ovoid icebergs. We haven‘t road it. but
one good way is to travel only by railroad.
The new vcrsiou changes “ house: " to
“ knobs.“ in Job. fifteenth chapter. It in
In'iuiprovomout. Lots of nicu who u few
years ago act up my “ bosses.“ now account
themselves “ nobn."
I‘rofomor Iluvloy calls u primrow “ s
somllillornl dicotyledonous oxogou.“ but he
wouldn‘t do it if the prunmvo was able to
hit buck. Some mou are terribly ovorbcur-
lug towards the wouk.
“ lluvo you.“ linked tho Judgo of a recent
ly courictcd man. “ anything to offer the
court beforo sontcnco is passed ?“ ”.No.
your Honor.“ replied the prisoner. “ my
lawyer took my lust cent.“
The Lou-ell (‘a‘ta‘cm rcmnrkn that the
“ world now makes use of 68.000 mile: of
autumn-inc cables. mostly for the purpose of
advertising travelling actresses and en-
nouncing the deaths of people nobody ever
heard of.“
When I‘liilip of Macedon wrote to the
Spartan cphcrs. “ If I enter Inconin I will
Icvcl [uremia-men to the ground.“ he rocciv-
ed for an answer the small l ut eiguificunt
work. “ If.“ 'I‘olcgmph ‘utcs .. between
“alcohol and I.:u‘-.\d:mnon in net lnvi been
iuusuully high.
Attorney-Honor.“ Harlan l decides that an
Indian cannot bold :\ post viicc. Ni‘t bu“—
ing a vcry loud voico in tho nutter. tlue
p'ipi-r will not criticise tlio Attorney—(loner
il‘s dcciaiou. but it does scrm tlmt u mun
who run hold a buck-jumping ll‘Jll)‘ but
hold ttlllltNl anything.
“ Arc you at all :uw‘tliz‘fivtl in your “dog 1"
NIlt‘ li‘kod in :\ sprightly :utun-«r. 2w Sli" mow
rd tt\\\‘.t!‘«l the piano. “ “3-“. u liltlv‘." Ill
.ltl\‘\\'t‘h‘tI. “ I‘m .twtlu-ticul to the t \Irhl of
having on fltlllilrdllflll for uuvun: songs.“
I‘bcrcis now a deep gulf lu-twm-u tin-in,
which nothing con bridge.
l‘ickins county. Gr. hm: u post ot‘dc.
immcd " ‘I‘dlking Rock “ The origin of the
name is Illl|\ slntoxl : Sumo otio illicovorcil
in flux vicinity u largo ktoiic updu which bid
brrn paintnl the “'t‘ftln‘. “ 'l‘urn mo uvcr ‘
It rcipiirt-d cuneidcnbb- sin-null: to accuni
pliali this. and \vbvu it woe dun-i. lbw cum
murrl. “ Now tum In“ lurk and hi uu- Ind
snmcbody clue." “rm to iul p tiiitcl on tin
undi r side of lb» ultimo.
.\ .‘Iinuud. r‘t ”LIN“:
:lw rouxou Vv .\ have to
“I u -:i l.-r “hit 1:
impart cf from
IIIt‘ North ?" lulu-ll (Dion: l Sgtil'nill’i .f (Bin
lv- Smith.
lon‘t lmvo :\Il_\' t‘t‘llJI‘i .l mt u l; -.-“
‘7‘-
" I suppuw it is In xntw ~.\
r p': l
l:ll\ ulv SILIIII. \t‘lr- \I“i’\\l‘l hi: it :n:_\‘ lw'Ptvz
N If llu I'w‘ :U‘I‘ I‘lly T‘. 3‘: ~:’-| .lll l-- 'l
..f 5.13. rd.“ .vl-wrtmi t‘ dun- l .‘1:~:C.:: . ‘
mind Filllx U‘I l‘ilxlllt’\\, .itil
know y *3 ill it ll" Il.l\' It} t l- :l
Ts: f\ bide-33‘.
.\ \‘irrk ..g ”no of Ii v~t»\r;'~ cw:-
‘i-ry g Md \l vry of .i \ v. _
'rr uh \ u 1‘ on). It').‘
.lu I't‘ \\ \\ urn \I \c |"_‘.l u.
.lw will: :ico “J2“ w‘ m! :J'.
l‘iuilly the hwy r .
c4] ' \\'L;_\'. l..i
to mo In! lixlzl n; .
'l‘lio Jul;- . » l .' ‘
“ritutg. did u ~t . \.
.‘l‘hl ..
.1 l x . . in»
the must in \ttvm If: «x \\ .v
\‘ll‘lI-I n-takl."
.\I.ilz\ Vanity-It was at A but: lllld the
subjoct under discuwxion w.“ Vzlull)‘. A
lady maintained that mun were oleo given
somcwlmt to vuuity. “ l‘ho rue-u awe h u
Llllh‘s llluh‘ than the Idelrs." she rcinarkcd.
‘ ‘l‘lut‘: Illll‘ux‘filltlt‘.“ mud s: \crnl guillo-
I'lzo subjcct changed. .ml a few min
" 'l‘lix- bani.
on Illi
urn.
llt‘n ldlt'r Illv- I.\.l_\' l’t‘lllilfhv‘ll :
\otnv xt nun in tho room bu: l\ spot
Alimo vrst." \\ll"l't‘\li‘\lll cyvry gcnfl-‘u‘. iii
.\.t‘:i::i In JI’lllQ u‘mnccd down with n scurml
.‘\!‘l¥ ‘\l“I| I‘I (‘t‘lllltt‘ufluck‘ Ill It‘ll- Vt’hl.
Trix“ St"? ’qu.
\I‘l.t'l\s. \It‘l‘ll'k‘.
l‘llt‘klt‘lt‘\ .\ l'llit‘l‘ .‘MI\O".
'l‘ln- liwt Silt'c m lln- world for l‘ulv.
lli'iiisvs. Solos. l‘lt‘t‘lx. Noll lilmiinz.
l‘lv'\t>l‘ Sur- s. ‘l‘rilvl‘. t'li'tppn-l ll.tl:il~.
t‘l.ill»l..in~. (V rim: and .ill Ship It. llplh‘l‘».
utnl l‘tlsll\i\_rl)‘ rump I‘Il". or In» p.13 rr~
quirml. ll i~ Klldl'dlllt‘t‘tl to givi- :n‘lli'i‘l
mlisfucliou. or lllt-llt‘)‘ h-l‘iindul. l‘rin-
t‘s'llls pvr bux. For ~2ilc by (Sou. Ii.
l'luulnl. Nuto‘nlk :ilul N‘lllli Nuiuulk.
2.3
.\ ltrumrkahlc
.‘vlre. )luu .\. lluilcy. of l‘iinld» min-ck
l‘;\.. \\‘:l.\ :illliclcd for six your.“ «\ itli .\,~-
tliniu :nul lirunrlute. during “l It‘ll Illllt‘
tlu- Ih'xl pbyaii‘iut .\ could gin- n-I I'cllrf.
llrr llIt‘ \\‘:t< «impair. d of. until in but
Ilt‘lulu'r Sllt‘ llri‘t‘ill’t‘tl :\ litiillv- Ili‘. Kll'L;‘~
Now llim‘ovx-ry. \vlu‘n illitiiuliulo rcilvf
was full. and by continuing its uw for :i
~ln rt tuuc slu- wue \‘ntnplt‘lo ly cured.
Eitllllng an llc>li no lb-z. ll‘. a few timiillix.
Fro-I trial botllcw~ of this rrrtum
ull Throat :iiid Luv; ll unscs of (ion. I;
I‘lntslrd‘s drug ail-tr. Notwolk lll‘tl So.
Norwulk. Largo lmtllrs $1 00.
Ixt‘upr.
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Hill's Hair 3‘ s! ‘,
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.\I\‘l~2'l‘ltE
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Many in the
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livulc \lurk nl‘ “Spcrry .\ l'mi'in >,“ llu- i. you nmn
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of u“ lllt‘lI‘ i'rtltlllt'lltill‘, Illniini
SI'I'IIlIlY d; BARNES. .Vcw‘ March, (‘1
Hatch, Bailey i (In.
MAXIMUM-in rs of AIHI lhu‘u r i;
Lumber.
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
II :: :‘tl \V will “'or k .
IIill‘tI Wood t‘cilin: :IIIII
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Floorinc.
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Railrual Wain-lies!
John Foley ‘5 (ii-id I‘l-nt‘ils.
Sultil Slim l‘ and I‘luin‘tl \Yurt‘. ( lyr‘l‘lt
Unbl
lift lilumw‘x Nli lh‘l ::l ll
\\'.-ilnut (locks.
Pans and
(ila~.~‘1>. Sinvlrcltx‘ :md
llcpiiiriu: :uul Adjusting:
.. FINN“
WATCHES
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Standard 'l‘unc by t’hmuonu‘lcr. «K
W A u S . n ’5
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Upcru llousc Iilock ,
Nor-walk. - Conn
51 - 7 #- NIAIX ST. - - - 5]
L. H. DECKER,
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTING
UIBUIMINING.
PAPER II ANGING.
Ceiling Decorations :1 Specialty
Wall Papers and Borders.
Gold Paint. and Bronzes
White Lead, Oils.
Glass. 850.. &c.
The Best
Fish. ,
Fruits.
\‘ cgctablce.
Hunt & Zelufs.
Oranges.
Ilauunas.
(hum-e.
Applcs.
Lowest Prices.
l‘lst‘alliips.
(lyslcrs.
t‘lttlus.
I'it‘klcd tlystcrs u apccialty.
Fresh and Good.
I’ronipt
Ilclivcry.
l‘olitc
Attention.
At Our Market.
\\'hcr.~nwr you wzmt anything to lo
got at :I cmnplctc imirkcf give us a call.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
.TlieN‘atiuual Sheet Metal Roofing
L‘I‘MI‘ANY.
\.. _'~‘.\ .iid “L“ that ‘Jltli .‘Srvr-t. Xv“ \‘nrk
CHARCOAL
TIN SHINGLES all SIDING
~
PLATES.
\lut 1'2““ _ -... .a .
National Sllt't-l Metal Ioolin: (‘0...
J. ‘ R. RAYMOND.
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SIIOI'l-II.S St‘tlllI'S HIRKS
moi. of :u-~' ll;.i‘:‘.tl fur «ur nun up. :3: tl"
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BRIDGEI‘ORT, (‘03 N-
DR. LESLIE‘S
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION.
7- r u l:—
SIC K
HEADACHE.
SEA-SIFKNES‘S.
TESTIMONIALS:
Tuov. Now \‘ork. Aug. 19. 1884.
S. B. Autumn—4km: Sir: I hsvc sum-no from
Nervous sick Ilculat‘hc Ill my life. bottling mn-
mc who! until Ltncd Dr. I.v~<lie‘n S wrinl l‘n-rcnp
lion for Sick Headache. Ilnu- use it for thc post
fivr yours and it works likc n charm. 'I‘Iuly you“.
.10le N. FEASEY. with t". I]. From
R12 River St. Tmy. N \'.. Sept. )2. 1m).
S. B. Amount—Deer Sir: For ovcrtwruty guns I
have bra-u lroublcd “llll Sick “cadmiu- ram =_- on
work cvcry two wicks which confiuud nw In my
bed for two or three days cacti Iiuw. end I hm.
been uuublcto find anything that would In,- mr
until I iricd Dr. Lulu-Hi Sprcinl Pvt-scrip iou. ab: u
n ycer ago; sinccthcn I have bed but one llllm‘ly'.
nud that wns canned by overwork and Anxiety our
the sickness of my daughter I can thcrrf ic
hartilv unnmmcml it to all emitted with Iii-aci-
ache. Yours sincerely.
L‘HARLOTTP. t‘fi'f‘lii'.
81E River St.. Troy. 32".. Sept t1. mu.
3. B. ARt‘an-‘Slr: In reply to your asking
whether I had any mow trouble with tnwlachc. \\ III
soy that I be“: not been troubled with u in ill the
the years. and the! luv general heelth has greatly
improved. and 1 reel am I owe it nil to Dr. Lcrlic'a
Sprout! I‘roxripuon. Yours truly.
'I'I‘E PETRY.
CHAR
PRICE "NI-2 ”(DELAR.
ron SALE BY m ly
GEORGE B. PLAIS‘I‘ED.
Non-elk end South Rent-ilk.
for working people. Send it) cents poe-
uge. and we will well you free. nroynl.
_ vnlmble temple. box of thnt will
v. you in the way of ranking mon- nron in e few
8:3: then you ewr thought “pubic nt any but.
am, capitol out myriad. \on con live nt hulls-e
end work in film tune only. or oil the tire. All of
both eexee.ofnll _ 'redunlly M‘u
ly and awry oval
‘ Fl
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FLllllB.’ FLOUR
PILIISBITRY‘S BEST
850 per bag
Best 150° Oil 13c a gallon.
Daniel L'llummelltn’s
“’usmuglon st res-t Bridge.
TtN if.
M. SGHWAB.
()pticizui :iml Oculist,
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rhi l-«vC l li-lxs .i; 2-day. :yiul hum; Lad:
prm: . .. t’.\p«1‘i«tuu of toxin «luv you in 1b.:
ml at xiz." ~ -m to alnp! n-llsos'
2hr \ ~ an p. ns org’mal
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LEM-s.
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Consultation Free.
imp. t‘hxrim ttlmncnd.
minus. Mr. Plan-nee
Tll ly.
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‘illtnry Institute
vi—rumrx‘ wit torus.
I; Warring. Principal.
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{SEWING momma ;
SIMPLE
'srnouo
4”“?
T Y SEWING MACHINE -
iL "Emu-run GIVES , ‘
Pfi/[thAI/MICM/Y .
r‘ HAS no EQUAL'T
flint?”
3.0m PAW/M
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SEWING MAGHINECUJ
ORANGE MASS. l
30 umou souv. CHICAGO ILL. lJ
l ST.LOUIS M0.ATLANTA GA.
a roa sue BY F—«i
4
l. linkarmai till. lgis.
.‘~» ,\. rug: '
Lind and Uilsfi
“‘ Examiner In
E'. S. Pal. ofllce .
Olliu-s. 4m: Mum Sim-z, ‘
urn-um...
PAYS NO
FANCY PROFIT
But is an original compound,
made from the 1%
STOCK. and is sold by the
makers and dealers nearer the
market. See that you getthis
Soap, and not accept any of
the numerous imitations that
pay the grocer more money
to recommend. The word
WELCOME and the Clasped
Hands are on every bar.
\ w v v 1 v w
'10 ( ()Nslldll’ rn Ls
Thc uchriisrr buy 1r: bo- n xwrxnuncnlly curve! of
Ilvltl dn ‘ul -i.~r;t>«-. unwound . n. by a simple- run-
. "uni: u~ to makv known to lai— h-llon».~uficr-
~ ‘vliv i f \ uni To all )\ ho tlt‘filY“ it. he will
_ of [Le ptc~rr ;-l on LVd. \PIJEI. “III
llw tltltt‘dt In 1- 1- ~ rrpard -.: nu: uxin: Illl‘ some
n l... h at cv “Ill 1 d a mic t‘i'lu: for t‘ul‘uus.
_ t’o\\i‘ni-1xn\. A“ urn. Iilttlbt‘anis.t‘lC.
. .. \\ l~l;:l.‘_‘ 5).! I‘:r~cr~i;ut:uu_ will pit-arr man-5:-
th. r? A. \\' Hens. .11 t“ m: M. llllluul
lamb. N \ . 741.! I\'
" .cntah m: Rate.”
\ loan o..: Huh. Miro. notch-x. flu-r. ante. hd'bnge.
BIrru-I Prune.
m "union. pmpqmi mu hie-4:. man-ea ludi-
fcuzuu. t uulachc. .‘ltvl-lm‘llt‘rs cured by “Wells
Icahn Kc: x-\\\r “
‘ “much on turns.”
A pk fur \‘ «11¢ ‘ Rural". on Cums.“ I! ‘. Qunck.
mmph-ic tlln‘. "5"“.2' Mfr corn». wens. minions.
Isa.”
"Bus-luu-Pu
Quick. \‘ulllp'rls- cnrr. all lipid;
[‘imnrr lfasr.m~~. Scolduq. Irma»: storm. Grav-
rl. “alarm of In. Math?” :4. “nights.
lied-thiamine».
Flu». run- hm nuts turbine. rats. mice. p
momma: moi-uni out by "Rough on kart“; 15c.
fiii‘n Pct: ple. '
\\‘i=:l-‘ Ill-am. “Hiram-r“ Mons halth and vigor.
u‘un r d) r! . .mll. llv-zuilxbc. brn mutton. Debit“).
‘L
til-drier end
"Rough “on Palm”.
t' 703 rbulcl'i. colic. cramp... dimbocn. echo!
lull». puniue. hcularhc. ut-unlxin. rheumatism.
-.!« I‘ lit ugh on Pam: ‘laelrrs. L'sc.
, Hustler-x.
If _\ x n nyv‘ failing hmkcn. worn out sod nervous,
u~c ‘ \\ cll.~‘ Health Krill-Ir! “ ‘1. W‘ e.
Lilo .‘I‘t‘wt‘l'\'fr.
If y- u :m- loom: your grip on life. try “WdIl.
livid“: Hoot-“er.“ (kn-e din-ct to ‘uk spoke.
"Ibflll‘h sell I’HO‘S.”
Cup a: Palm or llcmmvhuide. Itching. Piping-1.3
Ikluvlniz. Ihlt null or otbcr. Internal null Rx!
Itomuiy in with package. Sure cure. 50c. w
3'“;
I'ri-ll) _\\'o-en.
Ludo-s who would rrtnm Ina-lines and vlvect'ty
Don‘t full [0 try ‘gtt:cll:‘.lleo-thltcnncr.“
"Bo-rah on lie-Is.”
"numb on Ilt'll" fun-7- hnuion. «replicate. rig
norm. tun r. unit rinmn. Irv-bird luegcbillblni-
“ it «rests on Can arr-I.”
«my. . xl‘cnrn-c udvn nr oner lion move me!
won-t rhrm c mm. It» norm 6 an angle {a
sztlurin eon: Throat. Poul t:
The nape or the nation.
Children. eiuw In (totem-even pudy. my
um! debate. nan “Welt-v Hcdth er.“
Calm rt or“ use Bladder.
‘lextLg-Jrrissmmnnxml’ an
[gun-y commute, card by “Ml-I‘ll“. '3‘
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' i-l‘ ‘III (“-11 ‘u' an: :mrtmu rtmliivd to
n ind-m! I; liN‘~ and .~sx.»~ uf>gu11nrlr§
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