'I‘ll ls) SENTIN rat.
S01 'l‘ll NUIHVALK. Shil‘l‘l‘lhllllilt ‘.‘.
IIOl'SBIIULh MA'I‘I‘KRS.
Ih‘i‘ipt‘s.
(‘on Ftsu. ., l‘ick tn.- tish tine. and lot
stlnd in mid \\:|'t‘l’ o\cr night; put in a
sum-p to \\ lrll .su lictcnt milk to cover it
wt-ll; wlwl it toils. thicken with flour
and bu'h r.
t‘ooktt s.
ti‘ t. llld‘ll‘ of 3111.“. one \ ttpflll of butter.
om- hail mtpt'ul swcct milk. two tcaspooll- '
f-tls Cr! .ttu of tlriir. our tczlsp mnful of
Sula, ll‘lllllt‘: to tadc. Mix in enough
tlour to roll. cut into round cakes and
bike ir. a quick ovc l.
3.)
l s
.p-
ton S o r. ill-:lt llll‘t‘t‘ cents
:l-ld ilour ctl nigh to nuke a
:'. and a pinch ot ,\.lll. roll out
‘ll 'l'. ono ~ 'zil .l'i«l \ll t\'\‘ of like talli-
ll.~
\\ilc:. ti. _\ .‘lt‘t‘ tit't-ppctl in.
L: \t-‘\ I'll. like the antic-l rittd
1 cl or. t M. two l\ mans. :tdd one and onu-
l. l'l \ hp» sit ; lt‘. l\\o tlltlespu ills of
t‘. Vil‘. s Irli pc c old btt:‘cr. )Hlk of four
lllllh‘. luku
l
d~nc pour
t
twill": =3 ‘ l"\l l'lll' sillJ‘l «‘l
with :l:. .wlwtzml. \\l\«:l
"u l‘ Y‘A 'H‘» llit‘ “hilt“ I-l’ llli‘t'gz:\ llt'ttlx‘ll'
to l {Juli lit 1 succtcm- l. llll‘ll\l‘1llltl|\.' .
.,- on to ll:o.\:l_
.\i'l'1 * \l \t:\t \: \ltl \\ 3pc the apples
“mi. .ml do n v! llll'P‘ but c 'tt' and ‘llt‘t‘
t'lcru ll.l\~ till)" :l svrtip of tllrz'e
point-n o: ~.;r.li it t pint of “"llt'l‘.
‘v-tlvd 3.} tot' Baxt- ltlll'ill". liito
tllxslv yup lll .\\ lllv' in wl :llllllt‘ir
:l'l l b :tp‘ul} lot :in ll Illl‘. lrt‘k‘
on"; Tlillt‘ of its titsl ll -llin\_:
ll"'|. l: \llU-iltl tltctn
. l and Lttllcl' still. Allow
»s of sir; i: to 1' Hit of :lpplcs.
:to
-
lilo t.‘ \ .ll t l,\ ll irl it'llickcn in d"
i {It' \\.l;c:‘ .ls poss.lnf-- until the lllclt
' .. s it n tlc bow s. (lllli‘ it \ct‘v lino,
‘l’l l -t ."tT‘l t’:li:\ with silt .lzl-l lri‘lllu'l‘_
as.
'"ll .'lit' in, .tl :s till ll ‘li lllt‘ villi iv
cu \\ l ll rl\'\\ll tn trilpr‘ul. sclsotl it :ltlil
put tun 1hr bottom of l mold N‘lllt‘
,s.1. .l. wt Enid bo ital csjs. lll' u :l portion
~t' lit“ . in. iv'l'. lit :l sin cl ...r.. :lMl so
it"ll .‘ v--t:' l‘lt‘llllt'v". lml ll ‘lillltl
-. .«t. or l‘l:| t ml p l t s:\ ot'ti,;lll
lt-t’lls‘lw lll" | l} l... "l'. ll lllt'l’t'
l~ l:l_\ 3‘ l: lizli.) \\:El 2': ‘l lh tézltlrn-nlull.
--.t t null 5 ;.lt.t:c :l'll will it to the
s: i. k.
l‘scl'ul Hints.
\l. \ :xtv .ul \lt'. s “l. llswr thin \Vlllt‘r’
it "Ill ‘
it sullt- llont'l) rcuuin in a
.’ ‘l pv-l lift; tour l‘o \tu for it
.snl' ., l\v«-l\1‘\l ill .i ill-‘lll ~lo'ltol till
i
:‘t'JXl I; o lll‘s :ltlvl tlo' skill . :lu lu‘ rv~
mun-d sou. it c .sr-t iii in l._\' iv in»; \\ itll-
-.s..~l'::
-l \ ru‘ll-wl ttll shaken in :llss
- ‘t .: llii' ll “till \\.|:t'!‘ will cit-All
.ilt‘L
'1: .lpplc oi , ll".lt ll dumplings
to 'lllll‘ l~ 11:11 ot’ \\ Ili'r. they
' .V “t
. - ~ -ll‘\ .lti-i ltll"l
ll l‘ll it u: do. 'zml ill s'ttlih‘ll‘ls :lu-l
.lr'; t: . . »‘.l ll}. it~ 'ln‘: :t’ .til tl'I-llbic you
it. i: ‘l ll \tl\ sir" ix‘.
in turn; .us'md sci tllc pin contl‘tr »
i::_;it .i..'.. anotiot pot tUYIlilllllll‘," hot
w ill l‘. but i! will t Hi. llllit'll bt ttcr.
.\ f~ ‘.\ ot' ;t‘u-u \vorthood.
.. tttlr d nitric l-1:l ‘\ :lnts congregate,
lit l :u ll ill «itslmlgitlg tllctn.
_\ ‘3 w drops of \Tll t‘jtlic 1h id or l|\ltll'
tui\nl with not: it powdcl' is a
.3 for t'\ll"‘l\t' swelling of thc
fumes
ls >(l‘l lt- l't‘
«L..- iotlt in i} be iulpt'o‘. c l in .‘lppotl-
:l, l\_\ tuition; i. \\::ll lttl:\turc of :l
ll! t-o nit: ol ll cs'w t\ in :l slut‘et‘ful of
{iii [n l lllli‘.
For sunrlc dug“ mi- poisotlimr unkc
:l strung solution of :liuln water and
l‘tlll" tltt ..llt‘. lt'l parts lil‘t‘t‘ly tor a few
llllt' .s mind it will t‘ill'l'l a cure. '
.\
‘4' tin‘ .l dual: of \lillt'll. :l t\-:lspo_ot\ttll of
salt .1 ll of \\llll‘ s mp sculpt-d line;
it I‘.’ llll l‘ :ulillltl“ llulr“ llt‘f lllllll it: llllt‘k
as you wish. .
lac
~th v. oil to chtidrczl :s to pour the oil
ilitt'
>ltu: tlt‘ the t‘\l;_'|‘§ of carpets with it
MIN-ll." ‘Hl‘lllUH o! .lllllll “nth-r todcstl'oy
tun!li~. it an «.liltllllltwl floor. wash the
tl mt' w illl it i-cfozl-puttiug dovn the can
p=g lt.- the a line to slit-it cs \\ llcre black
an“ .1le .ll‘. ’
-
.\ Sunrise on llt. Washington.
As no sit no not tlic glowing coal lire
~\~flit'v‘ of tllc .szlznulit llousc.
ipdl lilplt
tin: up to st-c tlo~ sun rise, says a \\'l'llt‘l'
in illl‘ (inn/Hy t'i -‘ Ill-t. 'Solnc intended
t . s'.ly~:lw'.ll\c all night to make sure of
it. others Would ilosc ill a Ch it; still
t-Ihcts would dcpczld on tltcir friends to
to: use tucln. llut the proprictor lifted
:l l-- ol llH‘ll all lll‘.ll'l~ by saying that lit
hull-past tho-c a bell Would be rung.
“Hail- past llll‘t‘t‘, did-lie szly t“ asked one
in. l"'tltllnll~ Ltd). "Why. the sun doesn‘t
rise until a (Illul‘ll‘f to tin I“ “llut \\ c‘rc
living on a higher plant: now.“ said
another. “And there is more sun-
sllittc."
Tile bell ringer kept his word. and at
the nppuintcd time thcre was much
scrambling and hasty prelumition..a1ld
noon quite a rcspectabc
wrapped in shawls and overt-oats. ‘wr-re
lacing the platform as on :1 winter mgr}
“12:. A faint red on the horizon told us
whcrc to dim t our gaze. Bars of thin
clouds lug-Lin to take on more pronounced
Colors; lit-raids of the coming: light
streamed toward the zenith: a thin, low
mist. which had shaped its way through
the windingr vallcy, be -ame golden. “'2
all lat-ind silt‘llt ill the excitement of ex-
piectutluu. .
Just at ten minutcs aftcr four. the spell
was broken. “Here it comes!" some one
shotltc l. as a rim of gold came over the
hurl/oil‘s cdgc. and prcscntly the massive
oblong hull: suspended before our eyes.
1b.! tlo- gitllltll s! Mfz‘tllf‘ effects were now
bcluu l Us. It was a sight beautiful be-
yond tir-sl‘ription. as peak after peak
caught the light and passeth on. All
colors Were p’aying on these bills, from
the negative shadow to the richest tints
of purple nndopuline. lit-Try lake became
a surface of silver: tilt: roofs and spires
of the surrounding villages glistened. 50
clear and brilliant a sunrise we were’ told
had not. been seen this summer.
A Hot Weather Gil-L ..\
“ I‘vegot a splendid girl. I coll her
my hot weather girl on account. 0! ha
name."
“ What. in her name I“
“Fm" '
r. ‘ t l
lwo l-ggs. one and onwltzllt ‘
. fl t o Cc it till :i.- l!‘ and roll uptighty
‘u'i' till! the soup is boiling_
.
be I
; is ill his t'c-lliu. tlttd when :l “onion is tn lll‘r-
"iv~\_‘l std Ill is luulc by tllinll;,lu-'
Flint-h tltl-tliol of :ldnlinistcriug
\
iT- l pm oxcr :l lll -dt ixltc tit‘c. lll‘t‘i‘lk an
c in» ll lzol stir up. When it is done '
p .. .r with n tittlc silt or sugar or rur-
ll':t .‘:;\_
tho i
of ill" cvcning was get”
company. _
REV. lllt. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN DIVINE‘S Sl'r‘l‘
D.\\' SERMON.
Sultjoct: ,"\\'om:ln‘s Opportunity.“
‘ TEXT: “So God cry-uh} mild in His own
trudge. thc IDUNn‘ of $th (‘l‘-‘ul‘\\[ He hl'm.‘
plate and fr'ulth’c‘ mcn'cd llr t!u-m.“—tionra‘ls
1.. LT. " -
In other words. titulwho can make no tnis~
take. maili- man and woman for a spceitio
work.and to move Ill‘ul‘lit‘ultlr spltcrws—tnau
to be hullant in his n‘tlltll; woman tobc domi-
nant in hers 'l‘llc b-undarv ltucbctwmul
t Italy and Switzerland. ll‘l\\'\‘.‘ll England and
3 Scotland. is not more lllflhillglll)’ rnu‘kt\l
than this distinction. ls-twcen the ctnpim
masculine and the cmpin~ fomininn So etc
ttnlly Ill\\llll!lal‘ :lNlllt‘ ticlds to which God
l‘llllt‘l them. that you can no more compam
thcllltlun you can ox) gen and hvdrogon.
.7\\ntcrnnd grass. [rt-cs an! stats .All \this
t’n‘k about the slits-luol‘ity of one scx 1o tho
other scx h an cvcrlastul; waste of itlk and
spccwh. :\ Jctvclcr 2n:l_\‘ hnvo a scalo so
deltcatc that be can \v i,;|l tho dust of dia-
lllt‘ll-ls. lull “lit‘l’” ltl‘t‘ illt‘ \t‘ult‘s >0 \lv‘lli’alv‘
; that ll‘.‘ «xlll “tugll lulllcm alfcctioll aigainst
'atl'cctw-u. sintoncut' against ssntull-‘llt.
. thought against thought. soul against soul.
! “. mall‘s \\orld tl-{flllhl a woman‘s world:
\I-llr conic out with your
mulark. tllo nun is superior to
man lll intcllct t; and thou l opcn
on ulv dcsk tho so lrtllv. troll tvpvd
tlulndorl-olttsl \\‘l‘lllll;:\t|i liarrtct .\l:lt‘ttil~~an
and l.ll.:ll’\lll litownln; :lnl licorgo l‘iibd.
\'otl \‘r‘lllv‘ on uttll your stcl‘ootylwd l't‘lll:lt‘l:
about woman sstlpn-rlorll} to man Ill tho it in
of :lll‘cctto‘l. but i as}; }I‘Zl “how was ill‘l‘d
more IH‘t-l'l\ to lo." than lll .lullll tho
i lhsclp‘c. ant lloin r; .\l.~t‘llcyno. lilo St‘flll‘h‘
lll.l|l.§l'dl .lo‘..n Munnlv-rlicldlilo .‘dctlloltst.
and llcur) .\l:ll’l u the llusslouary.’ 'I‘llo llt‘s‘ll'n
of thoso “It‘ll \\.ls so largo that :lllv'l‘ \ou
had l'ol od into lt two llctlllspllcrcs tlltl't
was room still it'll to tntu'sltal tilu
hosts ol llcalt-n and s-‘I u I tip thr-ulo
ol the I’lt'l'llJl .lt‘ll‘HJll. I doll} to man
1 the tfioolr .ntcllo tu.ll ldcn)‘ to oozuautin
‘ tllronc :lilt'x‘ibdlill No human phtxlwologv
5 “ill o\cr dcli'.o lllt‘ spin-res \\llll\‘ tllvl‘l-ils
nil ltttuttlon by \Vllll‘ll \ro know wllon a man
\\ U‘
-' rcalttl. and “llt‘ll wilt-r ol~ lllx lll is out of it
_i N» l»tltl:|.u.: lt‘:l\illllll‘l‘ ought to album»! to
ill lke 1t dotinttx -n. or to s lv. “This is tll-- lino
an 1 “I‘ll :s tho .luc.” .\l.\ ”lady is that it'
ll “-Ittultl “nuts to vote sln- ou:ltl ti \oto,
. nud llnlt ll a man pants to ctulu'oldcr and
' kt‘t‘]|llu1l\n‘.llv‘ ought to lw allowed t-I ctll—
' lbl‘imlt‘l' nut kocp til-us -. 'l‘ncrt-arc nlascuhno
‘ women and llll‘l't'fll't‘ ozt'clnlnutc lllt‘ll .\lv
thcorv Is. that }«‘|l ltll\t' no right to lntcl‘l‘cro
‘ \\ Illl :ltu ouu‘s do n: :lu\ than; llrtt is right
. cons .\ll-.ttl\ nut \\ :lsluugiou Iu;llt as well
dolw lav tc;t~ilt.oll llwo lll"ll ll biowtr
‘ thtdmvr should ll}. or how d~~cp :1 trout
. shout-l l-ltlti_1~~. as to try to sc‘k‘ out tho
ll--.;llt ~t‘ t ;.- «l-‘l'llt -l~ \\o:ll_ln‘s duty 'l‘llo
tptcslx c: o! l‘ illil -.t\' olil s-ttlo titla‘llv lilo
\xll--.wplost:--tt. Ill ~ \vllolc subgo *t_ \\ it ‘n :I
o.- min is pt'cptil’cd to ptcul'll silo \\ lll l|l‘t'.'. ..
:iul llr’tlll r t‘wutursnso nor l‘rcsbvt-nw l‘lll
lllll lcr ll. r \\t .l or man is l‘it‘pill‘ml to
illovo Hi i. .;‘n sl . . l‘lli‘l‘v .,ll »[-:t~ lcs. sllc “.li
’ h;l\c gloat I'ztlucu coll tlio l‘I\l‘lt.'tn,:c. and
n» l-ourdsol [rillll'wflln ll.n.lcr hcl' l \\.lttt
w run to utllcrstau-l tint lit-art and brain
ovcl'tlt an); butro‘r that politicians lll;l\‘
sct up. and that ll-dhlll‘ can kccp llor buck ol‘
lo-cp llcr down but tho tltl"\ll|)ll ol‘ incaplctn
‘l nu-rc arc uonlcn. I know. of most lllltlt‘sil‘r
ell-lt- tl:lttll'o who \"llll'll‘l' up and down tilt-
count: v- E. l\'ttl~,: no It onus of thctr own. or
tors. ..n; their oun llottlcs— talking abutt
tliwtl r. " :s. and \\ o know vor)‘ “cll that tnev
Illt‘lll\‘i\'t‘\:ll‘\‘ tit ncltllcr to \oto nor tit ti)
kccp houso 'lfl: ll‘ mission scouts to l.» to hur
lltzllxttc lllc two. cs at tho thought or “but
on) one ol 11s Urglll b- No one would
oattttn llvc uudct‘ tho l:l\\s that \ll»'ll noun-ll
“ollld cllzl-‘t. or to llzlxo \le upon soclclv lllu
«'luldrctl that such “anon would rinse. i but
l shall show you this ltlot'nitl; tll.l\ tho bcsl
l‘tt;ill\ll':|l “onlan van own. suc :llrc:ld\ has
in Izor pms 'ssmu tll ll ll-‘l' pusllzozt In this
.u-utltrx :lt tllrs tinl ~ ts 2r". ouc of com ll.\t‘l‘:|
Lon. lint «Inc cutunl 'lttou. that tm
grau‘lcur and powcr o. llv-r l‘calul have nmor
_\l-' l-c- it a) pri‘wmtwl. tlmf slic szts to dnv on
n throne so nigh. tlrtl all in ‘ lllron ~s o! cartil
pll-nl on t -p of \‘th'h ullll‘l‘ Would
not luako for ilt‘l' :t fo itstoi-l. Hero is the
plutlu‘tu on \\ inch sllv- slanlls :\\\ u down
bclo“ it uro the~ bull-it l\o\ atll lll!‘ I'onlrt-ss-
tonal :lss ’Ellltill \ and ill ‘ l.:‘;lsl:lll\'o llall.
\\'onl:ltl at“ s has \otcd and always \\ll
votc Hutu: __'.t;ludf:llllt~l\ thought ill~‘\‘
\vnrc ll} thou \‘otcs ltlll'lll‘; \Vaslllugtutl into
ttloprcstlclttlzllchair 'No His mother. bv
the pt'lucplcs sllu- lallllll hint. and b\' ”in
ll:llh.[\ silo Illcuirtno-l.tuado llilll l'rcs dent. It
was a l‘llrtstizltl nlotllcns lulu-t tll‘v‘lll‘lll; lilo
ballot “in-u l.o:~l lla -ou “rote. nod Newton
llllllt‘wfi‘lll "rd. :m l ;\ll‘tt\d tho (front uotw
«Tried. and Jonathan lldullrds thnlldclod of
.1ul;tu=nt to co-uc. ll-vw many molt lllcro
‘ll'|\t‘ boon Ill high lk|l.l.\‘.'ll st..tlon \vllo “unit!
have b-w-n lll .u'lictcut to' st llnl tln- lost
to which their moral principle was put bad
it not .bccll tor a \Vll‘c's \‘HL‘t‘ that cllconragod
tltctn todo right. anl a \vtt‘c‘s pt'nvcrlh'tt.
so‘lndtsl londur than the clam tr of {urtisntr
ship: \\‘ll_\‘. lll_\' ll‘lt‘lld“, tho right of sullen
rue. us wolllcn exercise it. seems to be a
{ts-bio tinng. You. a \‘hristian mall. com»
up to the ballot box and you drop vour votc,
liigllt aftcr you contos n libertine: or n sot—
tllcon'scourtug of the stnx-t—nud he drops
Ins votc; and his \oto cottntoructs vouls. lint
if in tho tllllt‘t of home No :l dutuhtcr bv bur
t‘hristinn dclncunor. n \\ it'o by hcr illdtistrv,
ll mother Ly Itor taithftllncss. casts a vote in
tho right direction. then nothing Pan resist it.
and the influences of that. vote will tllrob
through th V ctcrnltios.
.\l_v chuf nnxict)’ then is. not that woman
haw will. r l‘l‘ll\l< a 'vot'dol llor: but that s‘~ \.
by the grit \» of (jul. rts ~ up to tho apprc ‘ltl.
tiou of tho glorious rights sllo nlroady pos-
sassos. This morning I sll'i‘l oulv have time
to spunk of one grand not all absorbing:
I‘l;lll tllzlt cvorv woman has. and that is to
. lllillv‘ hotnc lulppv.
ex I‘l' disputvnl \\ .lh her.
at u -on or at tng‘lt. and tllc)‘ tarry a com»
poultlvcly littli~ \Vlllle; but sllc. all day long.
gmcrus it. lwttutuics it, silllcttlics Lt. lt ts
\\‘l'.lll|l her pow-3r to ill lko it the most attt‘nt‘~
livo pin c on cart ll. It is tho only calm ll:\I‘~
bor lll this “orld. You know as wall as 1 do.
that this outstdc world and the business world.
is it lull; \t‘l'llt‘ of .lthllt‘ lllltl \‘tllllt‘lltlull. Th0
mun who llil tlollsrstrulglts to kcepit; the
o!
t
- man who has it not strugglos to got it. Prices
‘ up. Prints down. [loss-3s (in us Misha»
.rcscntntions. Hollgings l'ndelsellmg. Buys
‘ rm dcprcclatulg : s.llcstllcll oxugscrating.
iTeutults scckito,r loss. rents : landlords do~
1 maudulg lnol‘e. (told thlgctty. Struggles
about odioo. Mon who are in trying t i kcop
ill ; men out trying to get in. Shin Tumblers.
tinfoil-among l‘anits Catastro thus.
kulllalll thank God you have a tome. and
that you may be queen in it. Better be there
than mr Victoria‘s comm-t. Better be
tllcro than carr ' tho purso of a Princess.
Your abode may in» humble. but you can. by
your faith ill (lo! and your cheerfulness of
demeanor. ild it. with splendors such as an
upholsterer s hand never yet kindlod. There
Irv abodos ill the city—humble. two stories :
{our plain, unpnpered rooms; undmirnble
noiglllmrhootl ; and vet. there is a man
here this morning who would die on that
threshold rather than surrendsrf it.
“by! It is homo. Whenever he thinks
of it. he sues angels of God hovering
around it. The ladders pl heaven are let
down to that. hottso. Over the child‘s r0 h
those that, broke over Both chem. It. is homo.
These children may come up utters while,
and they may will high intuition. and the
may have all atlluont residence; but they w‘ 1
not until their dying day forget. that humble
root. undar which their father rested. and
their mother sang. and their sisters plaved.
-Uh. if ml would gather up all tender mem~
cries. a l the lights and shades of the b
all bouqustings and reunions, all filial. fr»
ternal. ternal. and conjugal affections. and
you ha only just- four letters With which to
spell out. that height. and depth, and length
anl breadth, and l attitude, and eta-nity of
“waning. you woulv . with stronmtng eyes.
and trembling voice. and agitated band.
write it out in those four livmg capital:
BALM-1:1 ' ‘
\tht right does woman Want that ls
grander than to be quwn ill snehnrealmi
Why. the englm of heaven cannot; fly across
that dominion. Horses, panting and With
lathered flanks. are not swift enough to
run to the outposts of that realm. '11:;
say that. the sun never acts upon the Eng!
em ire; but. I have to tell you thnton this
no mo! woman‘s influence, eternity never
marks any bound. Isabella fled from the
Spanish throne. pursued by the nation‘s
anathema; but she who is quaen lu nhonlo
will never lolo her throne,
51119;;in ho them o! havenlyprlns'
on
'hcn you wont to your crunch-t idea
wagons-Judo Mimi-of,
Rumor-o! Ann-oi, .mx-i.
thus-no! ., > that A ”my.
stshmtylnsl
'l'h‘lt l‘tullll no one has ~
Mon may l‘tllllt‘llnlllt‘ '
crib there are thochnntin's of angels Ii 9 ~
Md death itself .
last {gar grandest log or a queen, you think
of t
plain woman who 3;“ o ‘to your
father at the table. or walked Wit him arm~
innrm down life‘s pathway: sometimes to
the thanksgiving banquet. sontctillws to the
‘gravc. but. always togethmwnthim: your
petty griefs.s\\rlv~cting your childish way~
wanlllcss. joining in yourinfantilo sports.
“stoning to your evening prayers. toiling
for you with nocdlo or at tho spinning
wheel. and on cold nights wrapping you up
snug and warm. And than at last on that
day whcn slto lay ill the back room dying.
and vou mw her take those thin hands with
which sh) tolled for you so long. and
put them together in a dvingr prayer that
commcndod you to the God whom she had
taught you to trust. 0. she was tho \ noon:
'l'llo chariots of God (‘fllllz‘ down to tote l her:
and as she wont. ill. all heaven rose up. You
-
cannot think of bar now without a rush of
tctldortloss that stits the de foundations of
your soul. an i you to ‘t as much a child again
as “b -n you crnsl on hor lap; and if you
could bring.r her back as tin to speak just once
mun- your name. us tenderly as shit “ml to
speak it. you would be willing to throw your-
self on the gmund and kiss the sod that. covers
her. crying: “.\lotllcrf Motllor!“ All! she was
tll \ quwn Sllx‘ was the one at. Now. can you
toll lllo how many tllousltld miles a woman
like that would have to travel down beforo
she got to tiltl lullotrbox: t‘omparcd wilhthls
work oftrttining kings and onions for Godfind
ctcrnitv. how inslgniticallt sccms all this
work of voting for alderman and common
councilmcn. and sllerltl‘s. and nulstnhlos. and
mayors. and ph‘s‘ldt‘llts. 'l‘o Innko ono such
grand woman as l have dcscrdssl how many
trousnnds would you want. of those pcoplo
u no go in the round of 'o Hussite“, and
fashion. and dlssilmt-iou, t starting their
bodv tltlttl in their tuonstrusltlos they scorn to
outdo tho tll‘lltll>'-l.ll‘_\' and lllplslp«_\t.~ltll\ts. go—
th: as far toward disgrmcfnl a . Ian-l as they
daro go. so as not to be arrest-s l
-—tllcir lit-hm tor a sorrow to the goal and a
cul‘icatuw of tho \ lclous. and all until! totllat
liol who nude tltom \vozllolland not gorgons;
ntld tranlpill; on. down through a trlvolous
and tils’sithllt'll life. to tcmporat and eternal
danmatlons -
. 0 \\'o.nan. with tho lightning of your soul.
strike do id at. your tool all tlu-sc allurctncnts
to dissipation and to fashion. \‘our immor—
t'tl soul cannot bo fo-l upon such garluuc.
Hod calls you up to l‘tlllxit‘t- tlnd dominion.
\\'lll you have it! (‘3' give to Hod your
'ltcal‘t: giu- to tiul your best cnorgtos; glvo
to Hod all your cunt-c. giro to Hol all your
rcliuolllent . goo vounclt to llttn. for this
“orld and tho ncvt. Soon all those bright
ores \\ ill be I ucncllnl. Itilll tltoso \‘Uli’tis‘ “ill
bo ltusbcd. l‘V-r tllc last Illll“ you \\'ll| look
up ‘II this fairrnrtb l-‘.ltllcr's band. In dbl-rs
build. sister‘s luuld. child's band will tsc no
morn in \ours.
“til cotllo tlp u cold wind from lilo Jordan.
atrl you nuts: start “'1“ it bc a tollo woman
on a trucklcss moors .\ll. no! Jesus “Ill
conic up in that hour and utter ills band, and
Ho \\ lll s;l_\': "You Ninth-l ll} \lo when you
\\or.~.\voll. now i \\ lll not lll'\-'1‘I, you when
VU'l urt- rick“ “no “mo of its bind .'\|l l
tllc storm will drop. and :muthor um c of tits
hull-l. .‘lll'l lll!»llll‘_:lll shall brook into tut-l-
Itoon. and :ltloillcr \vllvo of His hand. a".‘ tho
\‘iltl‘tllu‘l‘lullls ot’ Hod \\lil oonlo dmnt trorn
the ll‘v‘u‘lll‘t' lions-N of llt‘;l\'t‘!l, \vtlh robes
Inshous. l-looil \vztsl‘t-wl. and bath n glutisl.
:zl \\ l.l h volt \\ ill :ll‘rnv \o’lrsclt‘ l~|1‘llll'lli:ll‘»
lingo supp ‘l’ o! tho Lamb _\.i-l t a with
\lt ..:ll. “ll" s'i’u ‘1. lilo titul-lcl oi' ll Nl
Sol. Illlll unit in lh‘l‘Jll. who l--d lilo Lords
ln-s' into tho El lit. and “till llaztuob. “ho
l: nc ll ‘2‘ .\tlut; 'l l.. lllI’ Lord . and '.\ llll Mar) .
“ho t‘o» kwl n'l"ll‘ to sloop \\ llllo [into “01‘“
mucls strum; in tho :lit’. and \\ ttll Flul‘t‘llt‘i'
thllttu; in. “lull“"l‘lil tlptllc lclttlow winds
of tho t‘t‘tulcn. \ou \‘lli. from tho chultt‘e of
Ho 1 drink t--".ll.~ soul's l‘l~-l‘tl:ll rcs “lv‘.
Utt ~ to night. alter llmsi bc -tl plat in: \\ ith
tllc i‘lltldt't tl tor s \Illt' t in -. l Lild \luull upon
tllc loun;.- to rv-st. Thi- t-hlldwtl \‘lbl. play
lnot‘c. t'baldt‘cu lll\\:lvs want to pin) tnoro.
.\nd. halt a slot-p and half awake. I scculcd
to dis-ant this tin-am: lt sconlol to nlcthat l
was in a far distant land ruot l‘olsul. ni—
th -tl;ll more than Uncntal luxurlntn‘o
crowned the l‘itlv‘\.ll‘|t‘ tbt- ‘Fl‘lllt”v\‘"“{ll‘h‘lll;h
more than trop c li t'ruiltuitlcss lil‘md tho :u‘»
dons; nor ital) :l.t!lougll lnon‘ than lta an
s It'tncss tillu-d the nzr. .-\lld l “antlrrcd
or out i. looking for thorns and ncttlos. but |
t'ozltid ttono of them grow tlu-ro And I
walk-cl toz'tll and l st“ tllc sun l‘|\!‘. andl
sud.
“\\'ll~‘l will it set again” :m I lit ‘ sun sink
n -t .»\n-l l \:l\\ :tll lilo ‘ooplt- lll llolldn)‘ tlp~
parol. ..\«l l sail: "Win-ll will they put on
\\wrkill;tlmn‘s l: ‘l- n;.-lut. :Illl dclvo ill the
lllltl\‘. and swcltcr lit the forgo " but tlcithor
tho garzltcnts nor the; robcs till they put otl'.
:\u~l l wzltrlcrcd ill tllc suburbs. and i said:
“\Yllon‘ do ill»‘_\' bury tho dosel of this
cztv’” attl l lookod :llotl: bv tho llllls \"lttu‘o
u would be most lvautdul for tho
and i saw cnst ‘
bzlttlculcnts; btll not : tausoloum.
lb'l' ttlolluttr'nt. llor “lute slab could I
so». .\nd i “out into tho great \‘llilll‘l of
limb-xvii} :ttll l slid: “\\'bcrcdothc poor
\vot'slop‘ “ht‘l‘t‘ are tho lozl-lu-s ull \\ til‘lt
tho)» sit and a Volvo fill\\\\‘l‘l‘\li "\\ o ll:l\ o
no poor in this grout city." .~\ttd l wandered
out. \In‘klll: to find tho pla v \vhoro \vcro tho
it n ois ot‘ the destitute; anl l found mansions
of author. and nor); all i gold but no tour llur
sigh slltl l sci-or ll: r. l waslwwiidoml; and
l SKI! undcr the shadow of n grunt two. and I
saul: “What atn l. and whence oomos all
tlus'" And at that moment then canto
from among lllt‘ loavcs. skipping
up the tiowcr)‘ paths and across
the s ulrklin}: watom. a vr-ry bright and
spark in: group: and when I saw tlloir stopl
know it. and wllcn 1 board their voices I
thought 1 know thcm; 'but. thoir apparel
“as so ditl‘cwut from anything. 1 bill
Mcr soon I bowc l. a stranger to strangers,
llutnfterawhllo. \vhon 'tlloy clapped their :
hands. and shonhsl: “\\'clcolnot wolcomc!“
the lilystory was solved. and 1 saw that time
had pnsscd. and thnt'ctcrlrit)’ had come, and
that God had gathered us u l into a hunter
lltllllt‘ialbl I said: “Are wo all hero?“ on. the .
votccsot nmutllcrablo generations n!\s\\'t‘l\\l:
lit-“W" and while tears of gladrloss were rain- ;
in: down our chinks, and the branchcs of ;
the imitation cedars were clapping their .
hands. and the towers of the {Nat city \vcre
elliulill: tiloir wclcotlh. \vo bonny to laugh.
and sing. and leap. and shout? “Home!
Home? llolllof"
'l‘llon I felt a child‘s band on my face. and i
it woke mo. The children \vanttsl to play -
more. L‘hildretlvalways “nut. to play:
1110“}.
52....“
and
An Impending Peril.
“ I am soliciting subscriptions for the ,
greatest scheme on record.“ said a .sccdy
mat: as he entered a business oilicc.“
‘~ Everybody will nced our.“ , l
“ Excuse. me. sir. I‘m very busy," pro 5
tested the victim. but the man went on? ‘
“I know you are, but I‘m a philiul- .
thropist atld you‘ve goth) be benefited. '
Years and years ago there was a natural l
gas explosion in China. What. was the
lcstllt I A whole city was blown sky
high and the llacc turned into a lake.
Now look at t tesc gas wells we‘re tarn-
pcring wtth. We‘re just invitingtiestruc—
lion." ‘
“ But, sir—"
“ I‘m coming to the scheme in a mo
ment. Suplose this place was to be
blown up an submerged :where would
you bet Swimming around in a the"
lake without a life prcscrver. Now my
scheme is toTluild a first—class boat with
all modern accommodations by twenty-
five cent. subscriptions, and every sub~
scriber gets a first-class pamge ticket.”
The man subscribed.—-Hm~haut Tun-s
eIcr.
The Smart. Salesman.
Mrs. Boodle (to salesman in underwear
department) : “Have you any gauze
ladies’ vests ? ” _
Salesman. (with a ten-dollar smile)‘: .
“ No. madam, butwe have ladies‘ gauze
vests."
“ Keep ’em, then 3” she answered
snappishly. as she bolted for the door,
and since. his discharge the salesman has
decided not: to try to sell dry goods and .
educate thehuman race at the same time !
.-
. Funniest Part of a Dog.
Hunter—“Can yon tell me what. is tho
funniest part of a dogi”
Farmer—“His tail, I guess. It‘s such
.awag."
“No. The funniest put of ndog in
his lungs." ,
“How do you make that out!”
:0; ”it“
o‘ the police .
It Will bc night. and tltcro _
’l'riccs on five lllI‘ll‘vlltl ladders.
; manncr. on a bun saw. \vus hurled with
,' ll“: tllc Slcsh.
‘ capacitatiug tllc lllatt for llt‘l’fl‘l‘tning the
; labor required of him ill the mill, and he
5 livelihood.
ldronnlldidcry.
the “hi. don‘t
MAKING A llVlNG-
\\'}l.-\'I‘ ENERGY ACCOMPIAISHED
IN THREE INSTANCES.
A Fortune Made Out of Baby
Swings—Riches in St cp Ladders
——:\n IlUllm‘ “'orkmau‘s
Industry Rewarded.
.\ man can make a living. and also
make nlotlev, ill hundreds of dill‘erent
ways itt this country, and it is a mighty
good thing that this is 50. else 0\ er~pro-
ilttction would be the rule. not the ex-
ccptioll. 1 know a man who ‘s gctting
rich out of baby swings. It‘s tl‘ simple,
cheap thingr to make. and he started in a
simple and cheap way to make them. his
clltire outtit of tools comprising two
saws two saw bcnt‘hvs. a draw shave.
two hand plains. a brac‘ and some bits.:
rough \\ ork bench. He didn‘t stand
around with his hands in his pockets
waiting for somebody \yith capital to
com‘ alongr and llclp lulu. Not much.
He thought llu‘sc swings would sell. so
he made one and pcddlcd it round until
he found a ptm‘llascr. Then he made an
other and sold that. and thus he kept on
until finally peoplc began to think his
swings \Vcre :I good thing: to have in the
family. and they lv-‘u'an to inquire for
thcln. He started cigltt years ago. and
alone did all the work of making: and
sclliu: tllcut. Things with hint are \cry
llllflt‘l‘i‘llt to-da)‘. He has a shop t\\o
stories in bright. and nlacbincry for saw-
' inn. planing. boring. nlortisiug, turning
.and sun-lluipcring the tnatcrial entering
into the construction of those swings,
l in that rllt‘l‘ forty nxcu tind constant cm~
" ploylncnt. and. as 1 said before. the
uuncr is gcttim: rit ll out of it. t‘ounr
ing the \vi\'cs.:lnd tllildren of the work.
3 pint of that >llup. tl.cre is a population
. of nc:lrl_v or .ptitc ouc hundrct and fifty
[Milking a hung out of one man‘s idea
1 that a babv swing would sell. A baby
.swing ~s llilt a \cry big thing. but it is}
'in tlliscasc bi:r ctlongh to kccp quite a
little village busy at d comfortable.
.\ step ladder is a mighty handy
thin;' to llavc around the house. Fin:
years ago tllrcu men. by the t:ltl.\t‘\l kind
of scraping. twisting and ltot't‘o\\‘ill'_:‘.
managcd to get lo-u‘tllt‘l‘ live hundred
dollars. 'l‘llcy bozight some lumber.
rigged up a t‘irt‘lllat‘. or bun. ripsaw,
:lttd startcd ill to llllll\\ step ladders. Fol
two _\'c:lrs it was a struggle of the hard-
est kind: salcs had to be made by pcr-
sonal camass: priccs obtaillcd pt-rtnittcd
no nulrgin of prolit. and the outlook
was of stttll a discouraging nature that
lllcir fricnds and lit‘:~_:llltr\l‘~ piticd tln'tn
til-st. thctl propilcsiud dctol failure. and
tinally laughed at till‘lr folly in sticking
by :l losing game. ‘l‘llvrccntnc a cllangc.
llowcxcr. .\ protlmlcnt house furnish-
lug goods tirm (‘lll'lldy \\ rote them for
'l‘hc
size of this possiblc order very nearly
took them olf tlu-zt' in t. They incl
scnsc ctloulzll. ll“\\'t\t‘l". to understand
that this big hotlsc would not :ivc their
the order unless priccs were. lnzolt
away down. ~o sat down and
timv
liqul‘ctl the thin;r o\c:‘. and llthillL" dc
t‘idt'd that "taller. .twaitcd the result.
which turned in tin :l‘ f:l\ or and thc}
got the order. 'l‘hcn tin-y wcnt to work
each one took his coat otl and pitcllcd in
they worked stxtccn hours a «lay uuti.
that order was tilled. and it “as lillcd or
time. and each in ldcr \\ as llollcszl_\~ made
The only c\pcn<c lhc} l'caliicd was for
lumber. screws and paint. Tllt'y lull
done all the Work lllt‘ltl‘Cl\l‘$, ‘l'hls mu
the turning point in lln‘lr bluincsscarccr. i
\\ithin a month from the dcli\cr_\' ol.
thew tivc tllotts'tnd liltillt‘l“ lltc} had run
tractcd with lllt‘\'lllllt‘ll"ll~i fora monthly
‘lost no tilt c in striking a ‘3 '40
supply of two thousand ?‘\c hutldt'cd,
'l‘llc) were on lllt’ll‘ fcct now. and lwgul
to rush things. They ulv‘ liltllill: out
today. with lit‘tn-u men. ten thousand
.stcp in ldcrs each mouth. and have bcct.
doing this for motc than a your. .\ stcp-
lmblir is a littlc thing. but thcsc men
ate making' money out oi lllt‘lll.
About liftccn ycwrs ago. :tl onc of the
ill}: planing mills in t‘iliczuo. a strip of 5
board catching. in sonic unaccountable
violence agiinst tllc leg of one of the
workmen. brcnking it atld badly mang-
Tllc injury rt «ultcd in in-
was compcllcd to seek other tut-ans of
.\ man of tinc tllcchunical
I attainments. his elldcavors wry naturally
'sougbt outlct in that direction. so ill-
built. after his own idcas. :l scroll or fret
saw foot power. and riggcd up a scat on
it. as llc was unable to stold for any
lcngth oftime, and hogan saw ing otlt and
putting: together ttrticlcs for llouschold
ornament and utility. llc rccardcd this
1 as simply a temporary lltcans of making
a living. After a time hc addcd to his
scroll saw a light boringattachmcnt and
then a little turning litthc. Then he
bought a cheap set of carvcr‘s tools.
You see he was always looking out to
save labor and to combine originality in
the articles he turncd out. Time ran
along. and almost before he kncwjt, he
was getting more orders titan he could.
alone, till, so he hired a man to dress and
prepare his materials. lay out the pat-
terns. and put the articles together. Still
his orders iltcr -ascd. and he llircd anoth-
er and still another luau. Today he. has
thirty turn in his employment, and he.
does no physical labor himself. Making
money! Yes. right along. but it was a
very little tllingthat gave llitll his start.
Atlanta (Gm) Drink.
A Ring Rider‘s History.
“No. I wasn‘t brought- upto this life."
she said, “but I marricdn bareback rider
the years ago.and he wanted me to travel
with him, so he taught me to ride. Take
long? No, he said lwas very quick. I
learned in seven months but, of course,
I had him to teach me every duy. Any
one can learn if she isn‘t afraid of horses,
just as a person can soon pick up swim~
ming if ‘ not nervous in the water. Yes.
I learn new tricks all the time. A good
deal depends on the intelligence of the
horse. .Mine is a beauty. No. we have
nothing to do with training the horses.
We have a professional for that. Oh,
yes. I like it. We live at home all wins
ter, you know, and we often have com-
pany." Company! thought I. The idea
was novel. “Why, yes,we have a friend
with us know. “’6 sometimes take visi-
tors to several cities with us, We drive
them out and have little suppers and go
shopping. just as one does at home. “'0
usually have two or three guests, and .
while we are performing they can go.
sightseeing together.“—-St. Paul Pionccrl
It”.
._ .
The 13li Curve.
The pitcher had a little but, “a it
was white as snow, and where the striker
thought it ms, that ball It wouldn’t go.
It had a sudden inshoot curve ; it had a
fearful drop, and when the striker wildly
struck. that ball it didn’t stop. H Why
does thoboll fool Imkorsso l" the ebb
“The pitch: twirls
, Graudc and other must buildings. whose
About Bald liais-
Mr. G. II. “’heeler, Presidem of th.
British Trichological Association, writ-
ing from St. Leonards on the Sea to the
London Standard on the subject of bald-
ness. says:
Will you permit me. as a trichologist
of over twenty y 'ars‘ experience and
practit e. to inform your readers that. it is
not a fact that the future man will be
bald, any more than the coming man will
be consumptive. gouty, or nervous.
There will always be accrtain number of
bald persons. but if those suffering from
loss of hair. before it gets too bad, would
adopt rational hygiene. and give up fads
and dclctcrfons habits of keeping the
hair and skin dry and free from oily sub-
stance. lhcy would be taking the best
means to prcvcut the increase of that
number. I can prove that pure grease
of any kind is a great assistance ill main-
laining the balance between waste and
repair in the functions of the hair, and
cspccially when induced by constipation.
morbid digestion. or a morbid state of
the nervous systcm. Bathing the head
evrry day in cold \‘atr-r also causes loss
0f hair. and So does having“r cold water
:lftcr hot when one isl'eing shampooncd,
from the changcs which it ittdttcts in the
network of capillaries that surround the
hair papilla: llair brushing by uln—
chinct‘y. i am sure. is responsible for hun-
dreds of bald llcads.
At certain pcriods of life there is in
some persons an innate disposition for
the skin and hair l'oiliclts to take out!
discasml action. as is ‘ll‘lth‘tl by the dif—
{Lri‘llt forms of atrophy and dcgcllcration
we so often mt'ct with, even ill the up.
parcntly robust. ill our cverytlav plac-
ticc. Uur .‘lalcria .\lcdica is rich in rctn~
cdirs. but \vc l‘l‘tlllll‘t‘ to know more how
to usc thcm. I it cl sure that many now
bald nccd not lc so.
A .\l itlcr‘s ltctniulsccnccx
In tln- carlicr da_\s of t‘olot'ado mining
ramps tltcrc \\ etc Mllllt‘ \cr)‘ stirring
srcncs and adventures. and the tcudrrfcct
uclc lll‘xlkt‘ll in without much cert-molly
$0lt.t‘llllll‘~. l n tncn.lu-r \isitin: a cer-
tain eutnp \VlJll it was quite new. and
savinga man's litc the \cry tirst night.
llc was ill the bud nc\t to mine in the
tcttl. and about midnight an ordcr came
for him to get up. “site was wanted. lie
was :lskcd to lose no time. as he was tn
be smuultlrily lricd for inning: shot a
man. i jutuptd tip and dcc'aicd thc nxan
“as inno: cut. but i w as shown lhc mu!-
vlc of a ~l‘.‘-c:ll.brc and told to lic do“ n.
llowclcr. as there “as no hrlp for it. i
said I would accompany the accused,
\\ ho was llt':ll ly friglltcncd out of his wits.
\\’c “cut \lI-“ll to one who “as styled
“the pisticc.” and the complaint was
it dgi d that llll' prisoner had \llut a man.
As lll' could say nothing in his own bin
half. I spokc for him. and stated that at
tlzc titnc tllc >lll‘tlllllu‘ “as said to havG
occurrcd tllc at cuscd \\ as soundly slccp.
ing. Jud then a stranger :ippcarcd and
annoulu'cd tl at he did the shooting.
and proved that it “as in solf defence.
and the matter was all scttlcd. Next day
\\ c one all trcatcd toll little “fun.“ A till
can was ticd to an \lll\\l‘lt0llit‘ \isitor‘s
i out tail. and be “as told to “ git," llt‘
unit. and
:1\ ll!‘ t‘co down the fund, the I an titlllg”
llllg bchind him. \\: s a mark for all the
fist of tho boys to “taken (rillk at."
.\lorc than one of tllctn llit thc i an.
and I am not sure but that I made it
tptiur tnt'st if. We thought it wasu'ry
runny. and so did the poor victim — pcr
Izaps —l:‘."~x'v-IL‘II.. Wolf.
' -
it‘ll.
l (1 ans l‘rc chin: The” Traditions
. tnlyc 1. ll. “'alker. of Flotcnte, Ari-
l. \..}\‘ that tl.c l in a Indians sclect
~cvct‘:li promising youths of tllcit‘ tt'ibc
frotn time to tinlc for repositories of thcir
traditions. and thc)‘ arc canfully in~
strtlcted itl tltc historical legions re.“
mining: to tltcir tribc. bring l‘clptircd to
commit tltcnl faithfully to memory.
They in tutti instruct tl.cir sttvccssors.
andtiuls ptcsz-t've the traditions in the
Chill language l't‘v‘llt‘tl l|_\' their :lll\‘\‘>10r3
of many years ago. 'l‘llcy lune knowl-
edge of the till!“ that built the old (‘asa
ruins now cxl itc such curiositv.
Disease Cunt Without Mtditilllt
I HARVELOIIS IIVEITIOI
"I HEALING "I: SICK AND CONCURR~
I)“ PAIR.
A No
..- not... I
no Ivor
Wow-fa no wnrfnro mlnnt
nestle-I rnlcr‘nlty generally. 1’ lctrsphem of uno-
mlnm In lumps and to doom to and them in fur
nlnhlnu nun] nry manna for curing the nick. The
honest physician ocruplru n high law In public
cote-om and dlwrvr-dly so. too. \l' do our Ap ll-
um Ira not n mforeve Ill. thov or? w n!
we rlnlm for tin-m nnd will nflon I “truly cure ott-
nl’ter medicine- have (nuts! to give and.
Ernie llBllElll: lPl'lJlltBES cusstntt.
“aumc I‘ggfifi‘: ror cold rec: uld bad
. '1 pct- pall- by mu.
Bond also ohhoo worn. Send foreman-ox
In lime misting: tell-N... a
per pair. Send musnnof h at. (or circular.
name are? mmm w
lb
“each. Sondnuo
otnnkla. Send torch-cu u.
.1“ch Eldsfil."°m?.9£.'°'.mfil:$
mm c: by null. Son tor
loam
In aO‘ATIGSHl§L% Vi“ goal—
ve 1 out» nrlnt 0 own an
In din-nu. etc. Price 85. Send nlnoolwuntuld
lea at hip. Send for rlrc
lbw-apply" Ian-noti- to “Oh-
[Holly and luwflh— can-u
lull-g m
hvslrlnrls or the
or: o A! no:- new
name u-ou ltd‘flt nervous endncho.
no nor mtnrrh.wilt (In Mlle-f Immediately. l
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THROUGH
Taylor’s Real Estate
Agency, ,
Washington St.
SOUTH NllllWALK, CONN.
Houses and Lots.
Two Dwellingr Houses on Upper Main 5L. west side, compara-
tively new. with all the modern improvements, 81.530 and 39.000
One large House on Upper Main st.. east side. 5.5534—
House and Lot on Lower Main 5L. west side, 7590
House and Lot on \Yoodward Avenue 2.200
House Old Lot on “'cst street. 3.300 ’
House and Lot on \Vcst street. 1.500
House and Lot on Turnpike, 2.500
House and Lot on Taylor Avenue. 3.000
House. and Lot on Monroe Suva?" 4,000
House and Lot on Monroe street. 2,500
House and Lot on Concord street, 2.000
House and Lot on Summit street, 2,000
House and Lot on Spring street. 2,400
Double House on Spring street. 17 rooms, 4,000
Mansion and t‘ottagc. Usborn avcnuc. East Norwalk 7, i
.\ (‘Hllllllt'tliotls‘ Dwelling. lot .‘lovlml. East Not-walk. 3.000
House and but oil t‘ovc street. East Norwalk. ‘2.
3% acres at t‘rsltlbcrry l'lains. with a good house and barn. all in good di-
tion; prit c $230,), (If will enchlugc forpro ‘rty in this city.
Building LOts.
Two Lots on \Vashington street, 81,600 and 81,700
Lot on Upper Mair: street, 2,000
Lot on Lower Main street, 600
Lot on Meadow street 500
‘ Lot on Cross street. ' 80.
- Lot on Spring street, 400
Two Lots on West street 2,500 and 1,500
Lots on Taylor Avenue.
Lot on Cedar street.
Lot on Lowe street,
Lots on Elmwood and Bayview
Avenues, Summit and Golden Hill‘
400, 650 and 850
160
500
streets are offered for sale.
\Vithout doubt these lots are among the very best in the city for
residences, and will be sold at reasonable prices.
I have two Farms for sale, of 30 and 40 acres each, located very
near this city, having on them Comfortable, Roomy Dwelling Houses,
all in good condition.
Country Residence.
I have also'a very Comfortable House, with abundant Stable Room,
pleasantly situated very near the city, suitable for a Gentlenmgfs Su-
burban Residence, possession of which can be had at. once. I
Persons looking for Building Sites or Improved Emp-
erty, for investment or their own use, should they not see in
this list anything that suits them, are invited to all] and
make known what they would like, as I may have or be able
to put them in the way of getting just what they wish.
Most of the property here offered.
can. be had on easy terms.”
NELSON TAYLOR: T
Norwalk Chronicler