mg...”
W
M of hrs-
'slsst'ttllssmstsmstswr.
Wit-rs ”summwummmn
Ala m s an- nus mulcs never wart
SM told my tor-mm on s wheel or bite.
mi. little wllccl. he Hurt to me
And make my tut arc fair in so»:
“rinklng M 2m while riding on my wilccl.
And “an t rm; should I Iit‘\l‘f soc hcr inon‘,
Iuwl; how- strain-Jr an i cue-cr sllc' msdc Inc (NI.
1 "I m. a holder “ at her very dolr.
uh. Inc. uncut wine-‘1 It was not mect
’I‘o lay luv llltlu lwt m- llcr toot :
r. 1' to pc I In“ in. f Ir l I? Is ~tunuc-l ind d wed,
My p-‘r bully-.1 1.0.1.1 illl-y kin lly mod to
“u?“ '
u I on m y dear or-“s r‘rru again I gar. (1 ~
I)" lac tlI urn-w II -‘ '.- I out my heart gnuv “WIT.“
I'll‘tllkt‘ t 3 '.l l r 3' I :r ~Il Illtly tl‘l-‘R.
U xllaulclcs.‘ ‘2 mo . s» l rictlt .iild quick!
Ana ancr Ill u. as l ro 1c Iiv ouch day.
] Imp 2. luv“. m \t-/;» and ”1- n to Walt.
'l‘lll nn.l‘.i\' I always l“*\lL‘ that WAY
And Iu-vcr hrtllvr tll‘tll tlu- little l: ll".
I‘ll. h ~w you icanml against lll:\I g do
In In ‘31‘ bright .lrvs. Mg whcel or me.
rho h‘~‘I—-lll\\\‘ win I cwr tcll tllc rcx‘t 1'
non day. thn- gridlcd v! l} at an my Hr»).
'lIll fItllvN‘ In hcr hand and on Il-‘Y‘ brc wt.
7lllc " ..'\p~_\ (z: . “ II‘t‘Ilii!‘ my own mulr with
P r whilst" it \u vr< an- out of ILIII‘.
3 ll \I.|l§l"." ‘. v1; llkc \\'llm‘i~ . I (All:
-L‘-.~.~I> Cinmdlu " m Il.l»‘,'vr .‘s (m ltllm
coircComssurs.
" How can I find out all about tho youq_
fily to whom I tun Engaged It“ asks a pron-
pective Ilene lick. The simplcst way would
be to marry llt'l’.
Child: “ Maurizio. I want sonic raisins.‘
“ Vary wcll. tabs a handful.“ " A haul
ful ? 0h. won‘t yJu give them to in»? your
band is lurgr r.“
A T. xzts gcntlomin discovered his servant
brlpiug l.ll:l‘It It I I Illt‘ fl-rlllcr‘a cigars.
“ Sam. I am surprisiul.‘f " 5‘ - Is I.
I ‘lmhd you had dun gun: oat Illlt‘l‘ d-I
country.“
Ililfi'fi.
Grill-go lilint Ntl‘l. “ ‘I‘hlugs lo Il.’ dim to
old folks." ‘l‘hlvy ull Inlldc-lly .1 I “III II ul I
folks pcrr int-u tho parlor lwtwrcn tl. . Il Iurs
(If niuc und tugrlvc In III" or. illil; Ilut tllo
old folks lac-ll ominously distinct to tho no-
cuparlts of its llllllllt‘r‘d. ,
Tho " t'o:\k “ tun-llvr-a p: on thr I‘aIi-
nrllllllt‘ route. tll-- up u truupv- nu Ill" .\lr
Linc, the prlz. .I‘lglm-r on tlp- ltz-lt lanr;
tho \ lv‘pl. Int un th»~ tirand 'l‘rliilk thc III-
dv-pcn l. Ill you r on IIII' I‘lllll‘ll‘u Lin ~.
epicuri- «In tllo‘ lllmzlu Lin: :
on Illn I‘lilhllu. l". ‘1.
.\ l'uill ll'IIl " I‘
'Il‘ui‘l. .\I3$‘i'l‘ brown. .lrlt dish _\r r H H \‘l‘t‘
I-ll Icinllr." MI".
“ “'u'ul, I IIv'lIl s'w lI IlY lio lt- lx‘llt‘ I -II H In-
Irit‘k Ill-ll. r --.;:.' IUJL. d an I5 lrn
Inllliu lvut klrlswnm llll‘ p m‘crhll littlc cr
till.”
.21 colon ~l \LtlI"? at .I \llllllu'T l. ‘EI‘I uh.)
I. III ullndrrl -l It} for u “all! c .llli IMII‘It with
I.» t y-s llillcmq out ill t~rror u .l \llllx" I.~-
Lll in l!.l-l i In I. " ll vw‘
5.1:. wl’tlwxa-xt“
Ill" “ll Hill :1)
I
ll. lgmm‘. -- lmct »r: in
do .1 “Incl. lil‘nwn“
I. t\-‘ w.
:. I‘.t1llll-‘
ivu; \\ t3 Iw ‘ nlu l «n
’ld lulu“ lackly haw lam; I.’t' \\ H.
1!: leimll-r‘ IIILI t-xxz‘itl Ilitlulxp. "l- :l
l Law .i u. w.» ta. ..r I. lr 12.31le in Int
Il’lx.’ lil'.H
II .:d I. ..~li.- " ll ~‘.\‘ arc )utl .- -:ll;:._; i II
“II i".‘.l’ w ' ulo l l ,5 :.I. :..i:. nf-l l'l.i z:
Lu :2}. .n'. " l um l. min; .\ llli‘d Iilll” .II
1‘. I... i. n. :lgl.:.si 1.. II w\ ..» i'
“ lhIn'I ylu hn u‘ i. Mi lr.;l.li‘~ l l ,1..-.\p n
tlm ~L-rr 31.1 rd: '1‘: I lay r.\ .. t \‘I' ii..-
Wu) ' Just thlliln! \\l. t' :l l -! it {I't’i‘ u L
l.l.xi.t “an: I ~ IJII
\‘- “sung llr gv ’.~.
glt rich. but l‘;.l l- m; drll- nt Ill “~ - I. :15
1< ‘V' I '\ A
X It Mach l-f u I3 ‘. '\.‘: I ,\'.l. Sun
\V. lh'ifiddy. an Izllpvr'lninue citiz- u of .\‘:~‘
Ill \\ l» N'lltl' w lt»l-- writ). .lIl-l I.» r- 3a..
law 2 l'~ fight l..llll Il-t Ili' I'wlLty l' Illl't
til \‘m ‘7 "~ I, >.'r_\ i‘zsxwL
l..\1.xthll‘wllivllllx'lhI..~‘Il luv. Il. twin: 'l. .t
In. \\ t‘ \rry rush. \ i.l\\_\t 1' pr .,-.. but I.»
and: the I Hi} III in rival: a.“ to t- :,.~'v\rli»
ty. "I luxlr tlllt _\ I". :l: 9'11: - I \ l'zud II
é'ntlhh' rulivn i.' " It Ix ., z. ..
éillldflhl." " You d will my VI." “ Yus
and I am gulilg t-l st .1! . ;.lll_\' pntvr with
a» llml'u a tin l" trlIh- f~r :l
.3 -
Ill’lu of my Int-gins."
«.much qulIr)’. pl-rh It's you would n It III-pct
to lvn IIIIK Inc It tl. «usunl dollars 1‘“ " I‘d
like to do it. Judge. l-ut that would bc such
srisky investment. .~\‘.~r_vbody would aux.
pcct Inc of living cruy." lllu nfusul .It
lbw uni-pom :l lunatic t - s.»r.llusly l-ntcrtalu
tllc idcd of loin-hm; ll. to .‘ufllll
lawyer cnuscd tlio iury to Ill cidc that Sam
run in full “monsoon of Ill: reasoning fso
ulties. — Term 5021.“.
_.II‘INIH .~,.plt.ll.
‘ \‘uu sin-:u ta llllvr sa
‘m-y all:
RECKLHSS MININ’}.
Ju- of the He‘ll-“no lluu Arlumn .‘llncs a"
not at l'rou-nl In Ilmuuml.
A mwrc wrimls drawback. il0\\t'\rl. has
t-ecn thr I'l'l‘kdt‘\“ a) \It'lll of handling nun-
ing pr -I-I*II_V III .1 nl-l Iillr'll s'l-s‘il a foothold
{Fall th-i nmv Stat: ~l :lle '1'. Infants u fcw
years hlII.‘t‘. .\ \‘I of lllilll‘lli-WEIIUI spu‘
uluon clum hvro “l. n Ilm- Ivhl
rich Rue-oh rim ill
l.~-.ldt'lllc and utll .- c on!“ “4-. at iti,higll.-st
r itch. and scour-ml or proton ivl t.» st-uurc
t‘l;lllllS. VIJM'I l :catiuus Iul‘ guld fillll silicr
mim s bring IIIJIIL‘ in c. sInclc district. tlrlcc
seam-d. tin-w Sl‘llt‘ftlv‘l‘fi \"t‘IlI t‘lSl with ab-
Inning
Ill .t originated with
Itrncts of lltI-‘N. mlp~~ ml charts showing
surveys and fill-lIli. “IllIB bags of urc. tho
littrr in most lust In ‘H lmllqlit or lwggml
fr Illl sum“ dryrlupwl prupvrty. uni the
Iqun abusing; tllc shafts. cuts. llnd SilllA.
IlUlI of thc claim-I \n-rc in a Iuaiorily of
(‘.L3‘r$ drawn from llll.l__"lll;‘tlll‘l.i. lly plrtim
who ncvcr M“? thu ground. \‘I’hcn than
nltll‘k't irrivml in t‘hmlgn. Now Yolk. or
t'l‘l'\\llt‘l‘t‘. they found II. n I diz‘licult turd». III
s. cum custumcrs.‘ A few minv s \\.‘l‘\‘ pay.
in; enormous dividands. sp.’-clll.ltion was
nfc everywhere. rulucs wcrc in dcmnnd :
vcry fcvv knew anything about ores or whore
lh-~_\' cainc from. but tin-y wanted to buy.
and fir'IbSlflt‘lI mining cxpcrts were on hand
anxious to sell IIlt ir s -r\'Iccs. These grntlc-
mt‘u were t'lhpluyv I an I sent out to examine
the supposed mm» s. 'l‘llc sharks knew their
turn, hIII fw- l Ill"!ll w—ll. Tho rl‘sult was
that hundrcds of “null-less claims wcrc sold
on th.- recommendations of tho pretended
mining exprrts. In many instances tbs
buycrs \rcrc dviigmnt In )udgml-nt In Work
ing ILLII‘ propuly. and Instodd of properly
:esting it. b.-..::\Il Illi‘ erection of machinery
for reducing om. lief-T533 there was a lull at
the shsft's mouth or stimulant explorations
had been mode to lost its -existence in the
supposed vein. Hence. when tho mills sud
fumsoss were resdy to start up. there was
nothing to work. Having been wasteful of
means, tho capital provided to develop and
put the mine on a supposed paying basis
had been slumlered, Ind the owners were
brought to s bait for the want of funds. In
mun; cases. however. this was not a mis-
fortune. ss thus was no ore in the ground
Ind W upondit uros would merely bsvo
W the loss. One case in psrticulu
h cltsd vhsn s wealthy New York compsuy
spout 0300.000 in the crooner: of works ts
soducsorsbdorsthorowusnyminod.sld
sons 'ss svsr found on the property.
Cnvlsts .- I our.“ Form.
Ir. Jame II. Smith lass got rich out or
the convict forming busiusss. 80 runs 150
plan “snowman“ in culti.
wmmmcotton, 2.000 in smallgrsin
”thou-studsrin corn. There is one
mmdsmscru. OnSundays.itis
floutbasowhomsick com. up to be
Ills-ruse by Sir. Smith. It mutton not
'bsthsrtbsir troubls is s hudscho. tbt
mssslss. Inmmcr oomphint. or s stuns
hula, tbs Isl-say ho invsrisbly prescribe.
blix pills of I kind which ho slwsys keeps
buttock. 'l'hsmomlityutthocsmp.
ill-gammy, is‘not shove tho sung. of
«I... comm At the present time Mr.
Smith hss over on. husdrcd convicts on his
Isl-ladsboutflftyworkisg on the rail-
“.wmfidwhombsrsosivss 81 per
lam. Osmshmvieths asks a hand-
.1 WWII“ bmvy chuckles use
“thbfimmd pan
* h. With-so! bheh in “and
“dad“.“buw-m
I nlmh-a at 3 qt: lrtt-r to clrvcu.
rich.
{our cars ally-lad of tho hIl'l‘lH‘r. whrn the
man cum" up to nlc. laying his llllnl on my
tr.
‘ think llw mun full.
" (In It 2' mo and let‘s
Si‘t‘. "
" \\'.~ walla .l blclt to tho ed.“ pcr. The
the all?“ SILUIi hull \l Ti-Iltly.
‘ Inan rubblul his eyes .ln I thou llskrd what
can r. vuluxrtw ihx rv is IL‘Illlllg him t nut. or
alilv till I‘.‘ ll.‘ 1. l! ;i
W,‘
l SUMNAIBUUST ORA TRAIN.
A Coda-tors Rtu-y of a In. m. Wslk-
oi II Ills Sloop.
“ Say, I had the worst case I over struck
:‘nllliug down last night.“ said George For~
gusop thc popular and well known West-
ern and Allsntio conductor just before his
‘rlliu pullcd out last night. '
“ What 1‘" risked one of the party to whom
in was talking.
“ A soulnmubulist. A sleep walker.“
“ Oh. that‘s nothing. 'I‘vo colon in my
slccp.“ said oIlc. ' _ .
" Yes. and I havo dreamed in my sleep,”
said (mother.
“ And I have writtcu poctry ‘n my slccp."
5%.! the third.
‘ And I have been rich in-——“ started the
fourth.
” Yes. but none of you evcr struck a man
walking in his sleep on u train running fifty
miles am hour." said Conductor Ferguson.
“ Now. lot rm- tl-ll you. (‘hattu-
last night I
(In tho slccpl-r wcru u
and tllrcc ladics. 'I‘hcy \ycrc
(hung from New York south. “'cll.
I Went through tho cars. The gcntlcmsln
gurc up his tickets. “0 “as an .ldcrly.
lino looking man. but I soon forgot him.
About midnight I was in the smoky r Ill‘l‘lll
“'0 louvc
ll.l-.l it big cruud.
gl'llllcnlun
shoulder. said. :
“ Wilcn dots tho south luulld tr‘ziu
i":l\‘l‘ 3'"
.. I'.t‘:\\‘t‘ Ilt‘h" If" I :lski‘d.
“ \‘hllttanamgu for .\Ilmltl\."
“ Ten forty-live. It has lift.“
" Loft? Why. I wallll-d t» ,1,» on til-.t
will."
“ “‘cll. you arc on It.“
“ No; I warm to start to .\ll;lut.l on tint
on. “hat am I to do
“ Y-lu urc on it.“ Iltllfi'd't‘t't‘ll. lmgiunillgiu
\Vl-ll (‘u‘lI-‘ with
ladies lu\-l not rvtircd. but \"t to sitting up
Til-a mun wokc
hogan to say smoothing.
Ilslccp. of tllcnl and
“lo Indy any.“
I‘X.‘lh*lll)'. and. grabbing him ly thc \I.\I:lI-
I‘I'vscillly tllc
Ullt‘
wus wuutcd. "l‘hc lalhr-a l-xplainud that ho
was It IMIIIIIIHIIIIJIIIISI. urld “Ilt‘ll Ilt‘ woke,
thclI Iiu did III II hurry. llo upologitcdrf'—.
dlémm t‘cml‘lrutl‘wn.
OBJEC'I‘ TO FIRES.
I'rnpln- who urr (‘ultl \II \\'inll'r ur'ul \\ nn‘r,
lért \\ nrlu.
.\l:l.nu ;h the climatc of Sumac». t‘hlll
H 'ibutlt t'lat of \\'.l.sllington or Si.
[IV pvop‘u- huyc :l n IIIIIII :hlt hr. x in th- :I
Imus”; IT“ on”... .lltlltill. and ~>\t§wpt Ill this
Mlllx‘ll haw lu>n built by I‘lllh'ilil. u: .\::I- ll
Inlill‘.
l stlnr t.» Iu' fulul
‘\.tI‘!III'\I \Il‘I of un ll-r.‘l Ithul: ilill
u. 1' all I,
spvnd an III'IIIIIl\ l-f Illv‘ yv .lI’ In .t pm;
I‘m-r) lv I ly \\~ «Ix tho
In".l\)
hrap~ .x will. :lill Ill" 1“”pr
:l.
:I plight zl‘
.. all t-
l p In ;I ]I:'l‘l. \‘ll‘
lily \ \cry p N\.I~i\‘ lli\:li_\ -
r. mix. iur
In
s.ll.:.;
\l.l\rl‘, :lIll tho In
‘El‘ I‘.llli- F
. .
.\ li..
.' rural-l xii-,lltl;
sun lung e\.w pl lirc, auxlpp I :II furs 1m:
“1.1%, \\llll I lil» I: m .~l :LlIII chub-rm: .tw 1‘...
win Il .~ ul I». chewy :lnd lllt‘ In mini llllb
'-~\t h". “Ith Illlll‘t‘l'
ilIr‘ 4
Hall nothing can con.
\lllv‘l‘ .\ (“and .n ‘Ill’lI urtIIicl ll Ina-d H hc lltl.
I‘ll, :Iui l;..:l__: tho “Intor, which I\ tl..
rltny \ lmlII. hubris not Ill“ wit to \\’.tll’.r
llh I'lliliy lion‘s
ll lrl n Id to w c in tho strccts llldll “c lr-
.Ilg fur capt. and with Illcirtllruula \\
.u lu-ayy Illllllll‘l’rl. uhilu tha “All. It hll
notion}; on th ll' Ilt'1\|Ii .lt ull. Ilu
H ~lI‘._l in“:
ll”. a
I‘m‘lil;
l0
tho n um :I
'll- " minta.“ mi Ihcy I.- In
kiln alt. muons. on t‘..~ prum ila Iv or
riding. tlu-y l1.-l-.II.~»llclIml. .\lt‘l “l."ll Ill"
prurailiug :lIw :lI:.l
\tlll-r throat and lulu: 'u.l:p!.liilt<. and «I‘ll-
;. \lll..< on t:.-« \x.ly
“i :I
but
ill ms. \‘l \IItliI’ s3. . -'-.I~ v
l
..
I'- Hi; ill
\\I.- ll
discaecs itll'dllllJIILl,
111;; tho “Alter IIII‘ lIl.-I‘I.llll‘\‘ tram tip my
I‘.lil.‘Il‘§ la imim-nso. tln- I‘hlll ur- p. l‘Nslu lll
bl-liuvinq tll..t urtltici-ll III at pal :lt—
:ll-mpln-rmiuld «Tl-2.1.. \‘hllr. I!» 'uf
that
.
liXIV ..~ 3.1
.l ~ III!~
lump
a luv-cu. t‘ (.1: l Iin i. .l Ii‘.‘~~ l. » \\..i
:I‘. s I ill It Il’
.t\ .
.‘llllly :h nu: If
.\i I‘Ald nilflc c llli'l'ill1\‘.IIIIlllIl’lull‘lIvS
Ind that will of thing. I ha\lI s. on
n Ilill moulilg drl-w, \lltll
.
“\‘iln‘l‘.
.Il‘llix null
sill-2.11. rs. \vull Illt‘IIIhlliI‘JIlth‘t‘I tho ‘1‘”‘1
l<ct=lcu~il l‘ Irty and till] rulll‘t‘ll‘ld‘ll. 'I'Ilvy
I'ltI‘I‘). llll" tho salon or dIuiuh' room Ill"ll‘
lu rc
fur “LIIN .lll»I “our ill. Ill :lf tho Lllxh‘. \yllllc
{will it lrlzll-r \l thick
I ““Jll‘ll Illlvy p C... thrir
'l‘lr w I» -I warull rs
\(ry with t’lill‘l'illllt‘rf‘tI
|‘.l§"r‘u. sill .‘lTI‘ Ill.l1li..’:ll‘lurcd :lt induc or can
he purchased or thw nulls. who spenl much
of t‘ncir time in m-edlcwork.
it min-y chair l.\
Llama
ll
.9
wu II. Ill.
.1 ..n'\ s‘lbiu rod ‘. ms
.ii'c nril l'lII'llIlli.
It‘
t-)
ACCIDENTS THAT ARE L' FLY.
Thl' [Inn-nu- lhnt Illlilrmuh ru‘v [rut In In
liu-u tlu- .‘Iusl "rutirlurr‘ Arviilgntu.
“ You llccllsionully lu-ar p ax Eu 1 fault
bccuusc mmmgcrs of railroad: do no! prc-
vx-nt llccidvnts." sold a railroad Ill in In .Icr.
sr-y City tho other day. “ 'I‘ILcrc may he
hears llmoug rliilroal uwncrs who rcjuicc in
wrccking rarlroads that tllcy do not. own.
but to tho practical rliilroadcr a train wreck
is a big [ms dircctly, bcsidus the loss in
[Irvstigi- which follows."
“ Is the rolling stock so costly ?“
“ Yes. a frcight train. for Illnt'lllt't‘. that
.‘olls down an t‘lllbllIIkIIIJIJI. whim half of
it is burned. will give you it good idea of
the loss. The uvcrugc cugino is worth $7.»
lion. A common fry-ight cm is worth $475.
or p-‘I‘llilpS $340
'I‘llc ordinary gondolns
are worth from SIIH to. $423. All cuginu
is r.lrc1y_ ruined bcyonll I‘VPJII‘. but a wreck
sun knockfiilfitlo out of it just lL‘l easy as
r illiug off :i log. A burnl-d car is n ruined
T'II'. of course. and rcpairs on thou. that "g
crushvd may cost unywheru from $50 to
$200 each. If a passenger car. such as is
uva on ordinary l‘odds. is burned. $3.500
g l.-.~. up in smoke. 'I‘bcsc figures are for
the rum in usc. and not now out. of the
Sllflp. From this you can are but wrccks
may huppcu which cost it company $10,000,
sud _\‘ul nothing is likely to bo said llbout
thorn in tho pupcrs unless somc one gets
hurt. and not then if the railroad men can
keep it quiet."
do tire-Int “‘orlr .rrss Jlousl Builders.
In Carroll County. Ind, there is a mound
:overing almost ss large a spsoess the pyramid
OI t‘llcopsfiuilt of earth from amour-rounding
country. sud rising to the height of alarm!
ninety foot. The country surrounding thil
mound is perfectly level. sud none of us. in
our school ditys. ever constructed a mound
of sand whose sides were so symmetrical.
Trees of the growth of Several centuries
grow near its spas. and near thirty years
330 when a ccllsr Wits excavated at the top
numerous bones of human skeletons were
found within four feet from the surface.
Who built this mound. and for what pur-
pose was it erected ? Certainly no Indian
hibe could have erected it. for the task was
for too great for their indolent natures t2
undertake; and besides. it is not probable
that this section was inhabited by Indian
tribes when this mound was built. The
human found at its apex would do-
noto (but it was intendod for a. burying
will. and the only roasormble conclusion
to be touched is that the ancient mound
builders bod erected the mound for a re-
ocptsclc for their dcsd chiefs. This is, no
doubt, the Ingest srtificisl mound in 1hr
Stats. sad it has ever been a mutter of
surprise to the writer tbs! some one has not
explored its interior. rh‘o one knows what
riches it! my contain. but we can easily
imsgino what prayers and incantation ss-
osnded from its dusky builders so, toiling
loin-uni. they cans“! forms or
“Mom-Dim tint.
—w.mMo_s-mr~
EARLY IR ‘fllI "038"“!-
80-0
Who-
Pop-lu Author-s flu.
Work“.
When the dsys no long and ‘tls light very
early. not much excuse can be ploaded for
those pooplo who “ stick to the sheets " of
s morning. Though the old rhyme about
“ early to bed and early to rise “ may I)!
luatIO too much of. it still contains s grout
deal of common sense. We have. it is true.
some examples of clever men who preferred
the night for their work. Charles Dickens.
the grant novelist, was one of them. But
though the brain is often as active «no
wide-uwuk: then Its in the daytimc. its ac.
tivity is of a more excited and feverish kind.
l-‘or work in which the exercisa of a vivid
fancy and imagination is necessary. the silent
hour of midnight may be best, but for rot-I
solid study and calm thought there is no
time so good M tho cool hours of tho curly
morning. llcfrcshcd by slccp. our minds
are then like newly cleaned tablets, us
which every mark we make “Ill be clear
und distinct.
Illil‘Iou. tho cclcllratcd Frcncli naturalist,
was In his youth vcry fond of sleep. The
habit of lying lutc robbed him of it. great
deal of his timc. but through tlm assistnncc
of his mun scrvant he was cuablcd to over-
come it. I‘II’t-rybody knows the story. ” I
proIlli-sud.“ he says. “ to give Joseph u crown
cvcry timc thllt hc would make mo got up
xlt six. cht morning llc did not fail to
u'likc me and tormcul me. but ho only rc‘
Tho \I‘l)‘ lIl'Icr llc did the
sumo. with no bcltcr succx-ss. rind I was: ob.
ligt-d to confess Ill no In that I had last Inv
tinn‘. I told him thut ho did not know hm:
to inailagn his buxilicss; ho ought to think
.If my prunlisc and n It In min-l my throats.
The day following Ili‘ vmployrd force. 3
iii-gch for indulgrncc. I ballr Illlll bcguuo.
lslllrlnl‘al; I Will.
tln-rcturt- obliged tn comply. and ho was ro-
ward-d rycry day far tlin .lbnsn which he
iull'ci‘cd at tho lll'llll~‘lil l awokl- by thinks,
\cc-nllpaill. ll \\iIll :l crown, “IllI‘Il h.) h\
m-iunl :llu-ut :ul hour :lIIt‘I'. \‘cs. I :IlIl in-
dr‘IIIl‘II t I poor Just-ph for for or a dozen of
tho \‘olumejs of my works.“
t‘t‘le-I ubusc.
but .lum-pll ll-‘l'\l_\lv‘rl.
.‘.‘..\i\‘K TINAIN'ES INA‘I'.
llou llv ’I‘old u \riglnbor 'l‘luu Ills III-us.
\\ us on lv‘irt‘.
Ii.»- ll-y. .I. llyalt Smith knows murc
J “.t In -r~ l" Ali-lo tlmn II‘II uh-rugc
“‘lh‘l.
Ilullala
l'ls an um'upinl ll (‘uttigc norms Illi‘
. i v.
.\li5 ~il_: thl lll llI‘ r- latcs this-
“iill l“; IIllt‘l‘
l." u \.
l ill
a l\ Ind;
‘d .l‘.
lII}‘
.t: - \\'..1.,]“'g sl-i- \l-ry IllllI‘Il of Illlll,
l.‘ ~21 . :ll “Hill: as wl~ w ‘l'o mlioying our
lo. on I‘w‘ \r-ranvlu :lltcr I‘l“‘lIILIIIhI. wv
drossi rig.
III‘
liar ill I \‘IIl‘lltt'I for :l Ililll'llc.
.\ \l I‘ I. \‘vl'Ilw (u his .I.l.lr in IlL‘i
pwrx lxll Imus nrcr ut u".
it) \‘i .‘i I ~. lit
s! . -I l‘ l.i
ls .'.'::1.'..E'
.: 'll' bl“ Il.l:.l .dv ”It soup-thing
.1 up. lll‘l ls... g lli‘ :u: l .‘ llllt‘ It‘llll‘“
l‘llvra w.“ till Ilu vs-
II. .
..‘ 1 I.!llh1llll.-
'Il-I llc sill aluvl
' l“' Rx Ill I NII‘ M.
'II' .
.1. ll my lu‘ \f.lv‘r
\,.,» lllll l, ail“.
firm pull t.l‘ «I‘l
llr 'l'
1.. ‘, mm l! “Ah :l .2 7!. l.’ I"
5m |Ilt\ urn-MS. .‘1I\IIII
‘\ ll:
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\ \\ l.ll I. i by
....
l . l i I:‘ .
“ i' ~ . l W. lu-i‘o ?"
" . \l
‘ ll ' .
I,'.:‘.- mi. .y '
it I‘. I II: \ l.l :‘ll
i :1- in “us All dirt r I::.pin~\:\c n11. rlw. ..:;.
llil .‘Iy _\l.li}t I‘u‘ llil l‘IJsm-l I.l\ l-‘gs. Ih-u 2
null IVY. ~l. Itzlu lizl- lllr, and II. his l..'y
‘IILIAI iriil ll‘iii‘! “ I supp I“ y .ili‘rc u lzl-
:‘ . :pi rec l tn sm- lll" urcr box.» so only
I let l“. l llnrn‘i lme‘zl Kn nulghb lrly, pur.
I:\‘.>~‘1I\IIMI4IAI tillc. “'3‘ lull‘I Illl lid thit
st do of tlzlllgt. llut IIHS lllfll'llJb.“ I
uwr III e who I I‘ll Night you illigdt bu lllh~r
v-s’tml Ill hi: Hung lll.ll your l’u It Is l’II firm
leu
\‘itlllt‘
It struck Ill" that It wlmld \Ic :l guvl
u.
llut ut tlm Intuition of din the wllolo futili-
Iv Il|l\\t'.l up strum. trolling linguugo l\ll thc ,
Win u wc hull put thvx firc out and '
\\‘R}' “I‘-
had rcturncd to tho veranda Mark wasn‘t
there.-—-Knm.r.. (‘i‘tq Times.
l'oluuuu I I'nrnllcl.
.l\‘."t‘ 'I‘l‘n‘fl
at tho \lfllll lilty ll. lt ~\l\l~1
“ “run you our thou ‘lll. ‘
II III- I‘llllillls. “
bwtwm u an orclnwil l ant .l ll:‘\\~‘1a\|u‘r of.
.‘l-w ' JIM l-IIll lll ll for u illum- nt. You
Svc Ilm stand it! tho Il’nlll. l-atnt. hand,
.llrcctlil; pr rm IIlY}__(\' cllnlly and uncon-
ccrncdly. If I :l c. riaiu \I\ pill or
llclltmus of c\prm~: In. or If I r. .plirc such
and s1;chtrc.llrmnt tin-this or th I! IIlI‘llII‘, I
Indicate With my baton “hit I dc‘lrc. lull
my wish Is t \“i‘lllt' I. I a: tln- Ill lIl.l;.:ln~..:
t lunr. it is p :‘x "IIHI mll ien
mv-dl dc dirm'llun :lut all 1hr l;l1ix2\‘ ls till I.-
ill
want
II
llll lx-r my
‘I'lla‘ tilililvrs arc Iii" I“ parlors . tllvy ll lyr tr.
work pretty much all ll: - Illiie‘. on I tllcy arc
\“l.l~‘ i Iip~~2l to trcat uy. ry \;lrn ty of sub-
jvl‘l. III“ I‘llll'lullt‘t lllllr‘
spccial uritcrs‘; tllcy harp loss wurl. ttlan
tllc till Hing: I‘I‘lhil‘lt‘l‘x‘. but wlmt thn y do has
to bc of thc L‘t'iI quality. 'I‘ho b l\‘\ unim-
iila‘ run “but you n \usplp. r folks will thi
ucavy cditoriul writara ; tllcy discuss tllr
stud and othcr pnndcrmu lllv‘llII‘S in music.
Soc how sob-Inn and lmprcsxiv» t‘acy lool. ;
they ncvcr gct c1cilc.l._lxlit tllcy kccp right
on sawing wood day in and wc: k out. 'I‘ilv.
llussoons urc tho parugraphists ; sometimes
and rcprcs. ri‘.
they are rcully humorous. but tllcir prlnci- ,
pal ubicct ilI lilo seems to be to skirmish
hround. Slum-limos thoy do not Ilill‘lllt‘llll‘
with tho rest of the orchestra. but occasion.
lllly they got utl‘ it good thing. and. Its the
public scours lu ciljuy tIlcll‘ capers, tllcy urn
cheerfully tolcrutcd. Tho troinboncs. tubus.
lllIlI horns of the orchcstm um the ‘Uld
Subscribcr.‘ ‘ Constant. llcadcr.‘ and ‘ Jus—
tice ‘ of newspaper cchlnls. They iirc curl.
starltly on hand with thcir contributlons.
and invurizlbly they urn decorum. hilt once
in a whilo they got so lxnportuuilteylnd corn-
bativo us to looks it decidedly uncomfort.
Able for the rest of. the orchestra. or pupa
so you lllmlse."-C.licu3u Eros.
first!" Power of \Vster.
There is nobrenlcdy for such gcncml up
plication and none so easily obtninuble as
writer. and yet nine persons in ten will pass
it by in an emergency to seek for something
of less cmcacy. There are but few cases or
illness where water should not occupy thr
highest place as a remedial agent. A strip
of flannel or a napkin folded lengthwise
and wrung out of hot water and applied
mound the neck of a child that has tbs
oronp will usually bring relief in ten ruin-
ntcs. A towel folded several times and
quickly wrung out of hot water and up.
plied over the seat of the pain in toothachfi
or neuralgia will generally afford proton
relief. This treatment in colic works like
magic _
We have known cues tbfi have resisted
treatment for hours yield to this in ten min
utes There is nothing that will so prompt.
;_v cut short a congestion of the lungs, sors
:broat or rheumatism as hot water when ap.
plied promptly and thoroughly. Pieces of
cotton batting dipped‘in hot water and kept
applied to all sores and new cuts. bruises
and sprains is the treatment now genorplly
adopted in hospitals.
Sprained snide has been cured in so hour
by showering it with hot water poured from
a height of thme feet. Tepid water acts
promptly as an emetic. and hot water token
freely half an hour before bad time is the
best of cstbsrtics in the case of constipation.
while it has s most soothing affect on the
stomach snd bowels. This treatment con.
:inueclfor a few months. with proper st-
tontron to diet, will sllevisto say we 01
\iP-pelisih
Flush “tom-re.
“ Soy Jimmie. you wont to let up on the.
and of psperl," slid s little telegrsph boy
monomer. “ thtfor? It‘ssgoodpsper.”
”Kc. it ain’t. Don‘t you see that it’s the
Temp! Opamta-‘s Journal .5" “ Wen.
main" “With M W‘
BRITISH COLOUR“ INDIANS.
A Race Duo-cruel by tho Pro-ole. cl
lawless “\Itss.
Mucbof tho romsnos sttmhing to the
“ dusky roll man of tho West," myssoorro-
spondeut of the Albany Journal. rules swsy
when one is thrown into close proximity to
them. This is particularly so of the coo-t
Indians, who are generally below those vf
the inland. The Indians hero mulm a living
principally by fishing. and frequently one
secumulutos several hundred dollars. Then
he buys fsncy blankets. gaudy trinkets.
&c., and has s big “ potdutch.“ or general
giving away. He gives away everything he
has accumulated, and the sfl'uir winds up
with u grotesque Indian dance. The giver
is made a “ tyco,“ or chief, for his gencb
asity. The big tyee of this section, tnslesd
:if strutting around in u gaudy blanket and
being a manly specimen of the red mun.
paddles up the buy every day or two. ac.
compunicd by his “ klootcbrrmn.“ or squuw.
willing fish. venison. clams. crabs. to, and
is a diminutive old fellow. Sonic siwsshcs
(umlcsl work on the steamers and in the
sawmills and arc good workers. but. they
no principally rm indolcnt. worthless elm.
\‘irtuo is literally unknown among the fe-
males. whcthcr full blooded or in purl.
This is a terrible and sweeping stutcrncut.
but it is the cold truth. and it is m and fact
that thc prcscut condition of tho Iudillu is
Illrgcly duo to the advance of so-cullcd civili-
zation. Tho advance guard in any new
country is gcnvmlly a reckless. protligrltc
classi‘nnt ovcrburdcncd with conscientious,
moral or virtuous scruplcs. and there is no
doubt but the coming of n flood of such
mcn during tllc British t‘ululnbiurrgold cx-
citcmcut. which started in INCA“, wrought
dcgradiliion to the native tribes. i Tho f.»
Illlllt‘a wrrc drbuuchcd. and whiskcy ‘\\‘Ill\‘ll
cvrry :Ilmriginc takes to like watur intru-
duccd. uud now tho country is paying the
pcualty. Every town and city has It!) un-
sayory :uld disrcputnblu Indian Its. wull us
I‘llincsc dilurlcr. stitllcicnt to kccp thc lot‘lll
Illiigislratcs and olllcvrs busy. Howuver.
tllcrl- lth‘ sonic rr-dcci'lling cyccptions to tho
rulc. luld sumo Sulu‘l‘. prusporflua nlltiycs
bcrc. 'l‘llc t‘atholic liti\slllll8 in tho country
hllyo dunu and an: doing it gray! work.
Their \"Illagcs llrc plt‘lllrl‘ilplu lplih‘vi of
whito coon-d cottllgcs. t"lt ll conttliuul; u
ucut. llll‘dNIlII church. The t'allmllcs scum
to hlth‘ butt» r Sllt‘cvns with thr III»II¢\II‘ than
uny uihrr dcilmllulatlun. probably bccunso
‘l'hu lunquo
slmlu-ll by tho Indian trll-ns of Ill" North-
origina-
of tllcir inlpz‘vsxlto ccrcml-ny.
\yl-st la n curlnus conlblililtmn and
tron of two hull Irell or Illrt‘t‘ llliillrrd nor-Ir
culled “ t'luunvk.“ It
tho Hulls In liay t‘umpauy for trading pur.
PINE-a. llllt‘.
“is l-Ilglnatl-d by
H nunl h. r» :ll‘xI’nlI us lunch I!
III Illlrupc mall lull-In; u blue. of allelIIM“
patcd .\;lle-r‘.ca‘.l~, who. lnuot .xprrw illcir
Ill-illglil\' ill pl lul " l'lzlicl Stat-xx."
hl \\ I. i!
For In
st llti‘t‘. .l “or: »~\\' IN urnuxllly spy“...
{”11le ”
on of .l\ "
IMl‘u .u "
tl.;Il.:l-1l
“ I‘.‘ _
..i. we “will. " S.l\cj. :'
Ill place -«I “ i... L»...
.I. “Lulu.” .lI.l t \pl..lilli.:
.\_
:~. .lpl In .uit “ .\Il.‘\ Lunltlu I" n
-u m. I:‘|’\ll\II\I f" or pvrlmps tho \Ill»
lhul't:
H"
g}. I IN umd
llx pl. idly
cunrxc. \\.th :l \ut‘ dulllry landml r.- ;\ Icw
hut: I. It
\t‘t‘lenH lu'l .- llIf~llVHI tram tllc
hail t rill-Jr I \pl- 5“. In.
it. ll words. much ram! l-w In
«Ind-Ind
ward»;
Iul‘ llhllllh‘r‘
rim-I lc: no
In. Mr
\‘Olb
hull of tho unrds. uni r , .lL‘ must
in l'\t‘ u doul‘ll‘
th-- \yllrl "I; did ”
pillpwr , in.
:illy I-n
n Ilium". t»: r : l'uillcy any i‘n ltnm
ins.
..
It. umdrtluz Ii. (ltd [lull-n.
tl vrv two
«.1. Lo “~43 under.
(it‘lu‘lfily‘ ximli .1.
3f “ I'I‘lllli lr';‘.li.: ” tl:..t
Zulu-ll:
.tl's‘
“'uys
urn ix in It‘ .r .l -\\‘.I tlu- l-=
.‘rv ct .. lit \\ l- In II\ p‘: lcu, Ilu‘ .- 2.‘
l"'.li I an “ .t l 3.1mm," :llluuulg Ill“ roof I"
lllr izrw I.» ll\":: lp tl;-- ml l. within.w Ullt‘ \Il‘
. ll.«>i. ll tu‘cvn tlIrI
Ill Hr rim \1\ .g' l» .1 .i. .
In... till I «Elihu; z u‘. l Lu‘hc. This.)
.»i.‘,\' l:;\ t!. ~ is tt II «in low .mrdml‘ly
‘I‘Iln
.
lll our: r
.‘lel'\‘ III
ulldlthlil til It 19. non. Ill Irv \‘l‘ loss ml clam; I
‘3‘.- t‘.
r-~:~ “1.51?“ l. l on .w ls,
‘:»I::.:.~ g: l.‘..
ll‘nhl l'uzitlluu Il‘iit'xt. .l‘l iiIILIy
up I. s‘
' .l‘ I t"\::\‘\ll»:?...«.~
ll thy- .l‘ld. III! Ilnal ii-vllt brill; unwilling
. p .
Lint t‘.l§li\‘ r‘lulxx 2.. .l 1.. ( .
V 1.7.1: (‘1‘, it (:‘d 'r" I!
w!‘ .Is‘\\‘lll‘1 \In ~
'.\r 1'.
sl‘t t I \u. \nl‘lt I s.
‘.m lxlrtl“ \Iuiru \tlu‘.
Ill“ lust .\.i\.- III III!‘ \‘l’I'III tl-Ir \‘lllr.
Iillllms. Sin-a bin-u. hull lib-um.
I-‘.\rr .\..rr~. 'l‘clzu r. t‘hzlppml II.|IZII\
t'IIIIbluuh. l‘. l‘l‘S, .‘lIIII :Illhhlil I'ii.ll‘«til-Il~.
:Illd pusllnvly ruin I'llt". or no pliy i.
IIIIIII d. I: is guarantor d to cm p~~rtvrl
~:lll.~l.‘:l III‘II. vr Illl‘!l|‘)' rIIIiIul-ut. l‘IIm-
‘ l» I‘ lwx I‘It‘l' filll' II}. ti- I‘. Ii.
L‘I
I';;ll>llll, Nx-qull. “ind Smith N. l\\..ll..
\‘t‘IlI\
.\u Inlpnrtnnl Hint-\rry-
"I‘llc moat iIIIpnI‘InIIi Ibm‘uycry :x'IlIut
\\‘I\lt‘Il Ill'lll‘,’\ Hm till-st mind lutllv chart
n-st llllllllit‘l‘. Ilr. I\'Ill;;'~ Now llmnvvry
for t‘l-Iiuiulpticn. thud». :nlu I‘l-ld>.
“'III pl‘cm'nt- tln‘ IlyilIIIl :Iiulr—nyl-lllr.
.‘lIItI lo.‘ lll‘lt‘f‘il':~.\ IM‘I'II Il‘ IIu‘ :.I_llilt‘l\‘tl.
Not only «wax II pusitiycly \‘lll‘t‘ t‘uIl»
Mimptmn. but thughs. t‘ulds. llrorxhi-
tis. .\Stl‘lllll. llwnI‘wIlI-s_\. .‘IIIII :ull :ltllic~
lIlIIlsnf tin-Throat. t'i...\'. :IIIII Lungs.
Hold :it urm- In Its \vulldcrt’nl l'lII‘HIlYI‘
imwors. If yl-u doubt llIIs. got :r'l‘rIzll
l‘mtllc I’Ice. :lI lico. ll. I‘laisiod‘sdrug
storos. Nurwulk und South Norwulk.
.‘IC'I “nud‘y Iln‘ er. .1! t‘mrz‘. cure. '33P .W...L
Glenn‘s Sulphur-\oap’ .
\utlticx'fio.
:2“.I‘-l:llIODl.'-5o
ix .. .t linrwn.&)°.
.nl hlitnutofiéo.
n :iuo curb.“
“(Irma-‘1‘“: :l
Hill's Hair on:
Plkf's'l‘un. t‘ i r In . .v.\ -
Dean‘s Itln~.._.l...
art-urn»
\
n ‘0.“- say
An End to “our Scraping.
I‘I-IWHI‘II'Slu‘plu‘rd, of Harrisburg. “L.
says: “lluying rcccivr-d so much benclit
from I‘Ilcclrn' [hilt-Is. I I‘m-l It my duty
to It‘t ll~l sum-ring humanity Oumw ll.
IIIIVI‘ had a running Ntl‘v on my log for
eight ycars: my doctor told Inc I Would
have to how the bum- scraped or log
ampuluml. Iiisui. lush-rid. IIll‘tt‘ bot—
tll-s of I‘llcctrIc Ilittcrs and su‘ctl boxcs
llucklcn‘s Arnicu Salvo. and my log Is
nowsuund and won.“ Elvctric Hitters
are sold at fifty cents a bottle. and Buck-
h-n's Arnicn Solve at Sfu‘ per box. by
Geo. 1:. Finished. Nurwalk and South
Norwnlk. '
her-volts nobilitated Men
You are allowed a free trial of thirty
days of the use of Dr. Dye‘s Celebrated
Yoltarc Belt with Electric Suspcrzsory
Appliances. for the speedy relief and
pr-rmancnt cure of Nervous IDebility.
loss of Vitality and Munhoob. and all
kindred troubles. Also. for many other
diseases. Complete restoration to heath.
vigor and manhood guarantwd. No
risk is incurred. Illustratcd paunablct.
with full information. forms, elm. uiailcd
frce by addressing \‘oltaic Belt Cm,
Marshall, Mich.
Au l‘nfortuuato Person.
The most unfortunate person in the
world is one afflicted with Sick Hcad~
ache. but they will be relievrd at once
by usinur Dr. Leslie‘s Special Prescrip-
tion. See advertisement in anolbe
column.
A Card.
To all who are suffering from then“-
rors and indiscretiorls of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manhood.
&c. I will send a recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self-address-
cd envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
767 l 3'. Station D. New York City.
Rt: P 'I' U R E
CURE—PERT a: 00.. 501 Sixth Ave...oor. m
8.. New York. Sew nomad. Holds any use with
use sud comfort. Relief :1 once. Ponies strain-led
mind return home the some day. Also. Vin-icons;
without surgical o . Advice frto. 0pm thy
l
sodas-suing. Buds:- tlli S 9.: ‘ W15
3am. 730*“st .191!
“Rough on lots.” ,
Closu- out lists. Mice. “Chm. flies. snts. bed-bugs,
flour-I Pains.
I’slpitation. Dropslcsl Swellings. Dininem. Indl~
lion. Iicsdschc. sleeplcenoss cured by “Wells
oslth Renew-ct.“ .
“Rough on Corns.” ,
Ask for “‘clls‘ “trough on Corns.“ the. Quick.
complctc curc. Ilunl or soft cor-us. warts. humour.
. “linohu-Pnlba.”
Quick. mmplctc curv. all Kidncy. Blsddcr sml
I'rmsry Discur‘t‘s. Smildinfl. Irritation. Stone, univ-
el. (.‘unurh of Ills“ Bladder. Sl. Druggists.
But-Bugs. l‘llcs.
Flics. macbes. nuts. lust-bugs. rats. mice. goiiicrs
ClllllultIIlk‘. clcarul Hill by "Rough on hills.“ 15c.
Till“ I' ~nplo. .
“’i-lle‘ IIt‘:llIll llcm-wcr“ non-nus hclrltb and v_I 'or.
curt-s (lysprpsiu, llcndacllc. Xcrrousncss. Dt'lll Ily.
$1.
“Rot "II III Pain”.
t‘urcll chub-r: colic. cramps. Iliarrlloca. attics
pains. sprains. Ilt'fltllll‘lll‘. rn-nrnlgm. rheumatism.
L'tl‘. Rough I‘ll I‘uins Flinn-rs, L'n‘.
Molllt‘rs.
If you urn failing l-mkl-n. \voru out and rlcrvuizi.
usc "\\‘l-ll>‘ IIt'lIIt-II Itl‘nt‘wt-r “ $1. Drunk”. ‘
Lilo I'rvu-rrt‘r.
If you iln‘huzngyvlll’ grip on Mr. try “\Yclls.
Ilrlllrn Iii'llrnt'r." Hum dirrrt in “cal. spots.
“Itunull ml l'ilrs.“
(‘urvs I‘Il.-~ or IIt'IIlUIIIlUIlIF. III‘IIII‘." I‘mtrlulirig.
Min-(him. lulu-rial or .IIlu‘r.
Itrnlcdy in I'.M‘Il package.
”log.
a- »
l'rclly \Vflll‘t‘ll. ‘ _
Lad-ms uhuuould I't'Iillll frr!‘lllll'>~ :uld Unruly
IIIIII‘I I.lli lo lry “\Vrlls‘ [lruitll Hyman-r.“
“Rough on Itch.“
“Rough on In h“t urn Illllllur“. t Inpi't-Ils. l’lll:
worm, lrllt'l‘. rllil rlmum. fro-1rd wa.rllIlllIl:IIIl.~
"Rm-alt on “ll!“l'I‘ll.“
(‘orrcls I\Il'rtl.~x\'c odors at olu'c t‘omilil-tv cur-c of
“HM t'IITNIllt‘ ran-a. nl~u uric-ii lnl rl~ :llrglc for
Illpflln'rzu. Surt- Thrust. Foul llrvulh. 50c.
The “one of llll‘ Sutton.
t'lnldrrn. slow Ill [Irvclniinlan Windy. w runny
:Imt dy lil‘utr. ii~l "\\‘l-il—‘ III'nIllI Iliumn'r ”
(‘ntnrrlr of the “ladder.
SI IIL'III'J. lrr'IlIlmII. lIIII‘llllIIlIlIIUlI. all Kltllll’_\' and
I‘ltilary tom} l.|)ll'.-. r urv-l l-v " ‘ $1
.u. hal who "
Runs-hon."
.~-‘ I:| QII1“‘
““‘ulchlhras.
INK" tlt‘fll" Ila-iii nlt.
I'H'l 'l .u:
A: .~.
Bottled. Milk
At all Times.
Fresh Vege’ah as
‘ DAILY
FROM our on FARM.
(lrccn _t‘orn. t‘ucunibcrs.
'i‘olllutocs. ctc..
.\.- lino and limb us illi-y run
In‘. :ll
Remsu Brothers,
\\';l»llmglnn Firm 1.
LOWER
15 lbs leluw t‘. Sun:
6‘.
I’ll OHS!
lr [slam
11:11.. IIINI I-:\. t' Sugarsl UH
IS “ “ \Vlfitc “ SLIM
Slulul Iil'ull. “ $I.Utl
I I
“Vol .luiuili .I‘t‘d ,Ii.-l
“ Purine-Ml Molina: «III
t‘huir-c .lui-uil 'I‘oa ,1".
“ Illur‘it 'I‘q-u 'I.-l
l'n‘.\l Illel tiny, .l;l\‘:l (bdrm ‘2.
I‘n‘sl Ill~i iim’. .I;i\;l :Iilli .‘It‘t‘llil
I'tilli‘l‘ ii:
‘” .\I.Il':l«‘:lilili t‘I'llW‘ 2:
“ IIIt‘t‘ lN'l‘ p~lllul HS
1‘.’
In
I "'
SI‘II l‘ll'II 'l‘tlllldlul‘x. Hill
‘ ‘ I t. ..
.‘lulllliil‘w
Filly“! (Hi-:lx‘wt‘y lint.“ I _.l
Pillsbury Ill»! iii-ni‘ I'd-l $I3 7-H
“ “ ‘~ [tag :Io
I'lluicw‘ 'lillllilV “ “ >3
.3 (Jul... lluilil- Light lull 'I‘csl
(Ill ' To
guml Illiulil}~ “:(an-T‘ III I‘.’
\II Iitt‘ itIII'Vt‘ glintl> :ll‘t‘
lii‘si via» in I‘\I‘l‘_\' particular.
and will .\l‘lI you lllt‘ sumo
.{Inlllily ul'gmlib us chi-up lilr
t‘.\.\‘ll :l.\ :Iuy slow in lllt‘
t‘izy. I‘ll-aw giro us a trial.
) ‘ ‘. .
IIt"I|\‘t'lIll£I\.
Spud t1 (S tr pastime ‘l d rcrczu-
APRIZEHNKH rust y I t \ of goods \‘I.I~‘Il\\.i:
'ln-"p mm to I‘l-Ir-‘ llltlllt‘) rlrlll iiwny
than any :l. ll_.' cl~l~ lilth:~ \\ I All oft-ulnar u-x..~uc-
rn-d Irvin hr»! ll.-ur.’l‘h.~ ‘ 1d r-ud In forlunr Ull‘llB
ls Mr lhr \lcilwl‘. a‘wndl'vll um .\I uncc nddn‘su
ill I\ Till I: .\‘ t .- . ;\l;;u_~tu. Manic.
\\ ull my crl'ln- {inc of
FALL and w NTER.
OLOTHINII .
Millionaire OREN
.\
which will be told st.
A GI‘VE AWAY PRICE.
OVERCOATS!
lower than ever.
MERCHANT TAILOBING
in slliu bunches. Remember
Milli ETAILOR,
MM!)
1
OMI- ~
II (III.
Lehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna
delivered. FREE
PROM DUST.
Ili'
Raymnnfl Broilers
\\ In» lIt Fll’l'
M E R c H‘A NTS
ttu 1r profits by Inttmlm -lu'.‘ a In» of In“ Lin-lb, In-
ll:-;mia-;ll-lr 'u all tzliul l~~ \\ I'E mldn ~- fur lull par.
tit‘ulnh. II HALTH I-‘IIUII t“\.\I I'AXY. Sn 7: Jill
Auvnlu: St W \ vrk ? Ill lv
Hamil, Bailey‘l On,
Mnnufal lun no! and lh‘slrrp lll
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors. Molding.-. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-.
. dow Frames. I
Etc.
Hard Wood Work.
Hard Wood t‘ciliu: ltlltI
Vouccrml
Flooriux.
murmur. sr .
N ["1 ll .\\‘ll\\‘.\l III
New Goods!
lliluuoilds, \Vzltclics.
,, A\l\~
JEWELRY!
Slur An m u. Nurusik. niltlluruwi l-y rbr company.
l.-r
ItUt ‘K Ft lIt ll QI‘ It ‘K-TRAIN
Railroad Watches!
John Fulcy‘s (told I‘vm urd l‘clu‘ils.
Solid Sllycr :lnd I‘lulcd \\'.-u.~. Upcra
Glass. 5. (Sold Spa-Lid. s ltlltI
I-ch—tllasscs. Niche-l and
\\'.~dnut t‘lodks.
Repairing and Adjusting
—rl\l—
ng'I‘CHES
A Sl‘l-II‘IAIII‘Y.
Standard 'l‘lnlc by t‘llmnouictrr. at
A. W, Austin’s
Opera House Block,
Norwalk. Conn.
51- - - MAIN ST.---5~l
L. H. DECKER.
HOUSE .AND SIGN
PAINTING
OALGIIIININII.
PAPER HANGING.
Ceiling Docomtions a Specialty
Wall Papers and Borders.
Gold Paint and Bronz'es
White Lead, Oils,
Glass, &c;, 8:0.
1.. H. HOOKER
AMI-IRWIN
" “films-Olav;
The Great
HEATER,
F. H. Nash 8. Bro.
only agents for City and Borough
These heaters are excelled by none
and stand at the head of the
list for
SI )1 PLICITY,
DU RAB] LITY,
EFFICIENCY.
Arc sr-lf rimming. vastly msnsgul. and t’n-c from
dust and smukc. Send for CIn‘ulsrs.
EMU“
I
IN ALLst \‘ARIthES.
Bohemian, French and
Arru-rcian Glass \“are.
Alan a largo sltu’k of tin- bud! frultjsrsmlhr
nmrkrl. of ”Ir hut-q Iuipruu-nn-IIL \\ c In: IIlt‘
I'lll_\' nurlIh in town, for lllr .‘ult‘ of till-m.
“'ood. 'I‘in, Iron, Ilol-
low \"arc.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
SAD IRONS and KITCHEN
FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
KINDS. .
LAMPS AND PABLO“ ("INA-
MI‘IN'I‘S, RANGES
tlll. S'I‘IIYES,
AND
IIlHV rl\l|l‘\l\ l‘.- I‘lt‘n I'l‘~ \\'h ‘3.
35- t..t‘-. ... w m s... |‘. ...v._v “"3“
'l‘.».. l.- w- v' . ll\ Inuit I\\- l.~ ..~:~. “utters
undatilcz-imtgwi, :2 \I-':l~:l‘ In Now I-
.ln- 1.x“ 'i l’ r..:: .‘hi‘ i:. .1“: .II v! put in
unlvr
Ell. NOOO iii-BIO.
Thé Best
Fish.
Fr nits.
\‘Q‘ul lilIIIr‘n‘.
Hunt 85 Zelufi’s.
(lrzulgcs.
’ I‘Hll‘ullu‘.
IGIupt-s.
Apples.
Lowest Prices.
Ilscnll. p~‘.
Oy>tcrs.
Clams.
l‘Ickch Uysicrs a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
FLOOR!
FLOOR!
PILLSBURY’S BEST
850 per bag
Bcst150° Oil 13c a gallon.
DOOIOI L'IIOIOIOOOIOO’S
‘Pbu‘hkeep'sle (N. Y.) Hilltary [altltlto
numl-ors limrtcd. Send fur circulars “llh_ terms.
studies. sud uremia-s. Dr. C. B.“ srrmg. anul.
THE ucflnuumuc
Iic mama: §
SIMPLE
SEWI
srnono‘
nu srvn mum:
THAT GIVES
Pifl/[CfSAf/J’FMM/V
SEWING MAGHINECOI
ORANGE MASS.
so UNION surly. CHICAGO ILL. 1
ST. LOUIS morass“ GA. i
~—% 3 ran SALE av pie
I. Dickerman & SOIL, Iris.
.‘u
T‘L‘. v in
.\n I“: L. t’r.
PAYS NO
FANCY ‘PROI‘I’I‘
But is an original compound,
made from the m
STOCK. and is sold by the
l‘rcmpt
l‘clu‘e' y.
l‘ol lIt' V
.\Itl ntion.
At Our Market.
got at :I \‘Illltplt to murlu‘t gIvl- us u call.
The National Sheet Metal Roofing,
CI I)! PANT.
P J;- A '1‘ E 8 o
Nulufsctufvlvby the
National Slicer .‘iital
J. R. RAYMOND.
(‘srpx-utcr and Bulldcr. omw fool of llaviisud
Strut-t.
Solo.- Agcnt for Furfl‘ old County.
7:» if SOUTH XORWALK. CONS
Swan&Biiliiell,
(Sum to J. I. Skxnls a C0)
362 warms-sax, foot Bank.
BRIDGEPORT
Rooting Cm,
AND Rnsu. Dunn rs
Iaiuranmms'aluammrs'
-‘U’PPLI‘S.
Ship Chandlers.
Pure Lead and Oils.
NATURAL BAIBOO FISH I’OLES,
OABS—O Alli-OAKS
SHOVELS SCOOPS- FORKS
mdeorbestmstzriusnerowmupecn'lde
1'18“
Carefully prep-red
Cotton s lullls Buoy a Dredge rope,
vcry error-s. son. sud pliable.
The best I.“ .01, in AmerIcs‘ .
we vrsmu‘It his: 3:? :0. “gigs-1%): up] And we
an now urn» rungs site. . . Sud
Links and Kings. '0
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT 0R srmxn.
All the but makes of PACKING Ind 3083.
SCOTCH 'I [-m‘ WASTE OILS & ,KSGINIERS
‘ SUPPLIES.
“Mourn- ycu want anything to lo
HUNT .& ZELOFF.
l makers and dealers nearer the
cost of production than any
other Laundry Soap in the
. market. See that you get this
Soap. and not accept any of
the numerous imitations that
pay the grocer more money
to recommend. The word
wrung-and the Clasped
Hands are on every bar.
ES
’nl of
fur l'ot‘t‘lb‘.
\(lllTL‘. t‘IC.
.l’i-
TIN iiiiiiiiiniiilii ‘3
l'. 8. Pat. oat-o
1516 I0 1883-
_0fficcs. 435 Main Stnwt,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
i DR. LESLIE’s
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION,
—I‘“R‘——
SIC K
HEADACHE,
SEA-SICK NESS.
TESTIMOSIALS:
Tkm‘. Nc‘" York. Aug. 19. IN.
S. B. Autumn—hour Szr: l have sutl'cnd fro-
Xt-n‘nus Sch Ila-.dnrhe all my IiIt‘ Sowing ave
mt- rrlrrf u. I I tried lIr ho." -‘.~ .‘ urn-l Dru-mp-
Iiun for Salt llcsdschc Hm. i -. i: for the put
me )‘csrs sud it ‘urki u..- a damn. Truly yous,
JOHN S. FEASEY. uIIh W. n. Frau
m2 lliver Sn. Troy. 3‘ Y. Sept. 12. in
S. B. Ann" R— Desr Mr: For over [truly yzusl
brnrt- turn troubled with sick Dada-hr. bsvmg s-
Arm-l; “cry two suck-s which omfincd be to my
lard fur mu nr' lhm days t'lrh [Inc-mt I ”W
In» I. Ilz-aluc to find anything that wold help me
or ‘II I trial Dr. Mike‘s sir-cm Pun-rip ion silos!
s in I! «go; sinn- then I have bod but or»I attack.
alt-l IIR-l on: cause-d by overwork Ind snxicty
uh. ‘ll‘hllth’s‘ or my daughter I can throat-re
tn rmv n-nrlnmt’nd it to all Imictl'd With M-
.u > r. Yarn ESLCcn-Lv.
( ‘HARLGT’I'E PETBY.
rs: River Sn. Troy. 32".. Sept 6. rm.
\ I: All: lax—Sir: In reply In your ask‘
{I - lbt'f l Md sny mun- tmuhlc with headache. Ii
u) that l llsve not. been tmbiud with it in on the
1h.- _\‘r::.'st. and tbs! my gericrsl bultll hss vastly
lllEEir'ffi‘td. and l for] lbs: I owe it III to Dr. Iie's
Sunni Prucripriun. Your: my trslv.
murmur-fr: PEI‘RY.
ONE DOLLAR.
mt,
PRICE
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE E. PLA IS'I‘ED.
for working people- Send )0 cunts pus—
tuc. and we will msil you free. sroysl.
Ker-milk Ind South Shut.
HELP vaiusblc sun' It box of 20rd“ that VIII
pm you in the way of in u-rr money In I flew
day-l ILsu you our thought ”Brill-t at nny bai-
uew. (Tspnsl not required. You can live st in
and In rgnro true only. a.- ul the [ls-e. All of
both “hi. or sll sg-s. moduli;- "Iota-4:1; so
ants to $59145in cursed «wry crating. M sit
who won: work any tut the bum. Ive-sh- tbs-
unparalleled o‘er: To all ibo on.- not well will!!!
we without :1 to units...” '
Poll patio-lots. '
a
runs. .m Irv-ow "'1
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