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in“. ITItTIVG .\l\\".~‘ t‘l‘TIt'Ltl
l\:‘u till \nl‘t.‘ snt \ EVIRS
Far-l t'vsr-sr \Inile I'rutu nu "l‘t‘t‘ll-
tell \lurilerer'n shin - llnnuui
Hull-s turned Into\ tar-nus \r~
tit lcslii \Imlli'al Sluilcuts.
1'. .~ rm! w; tl='itr.us ~k 'I is u carn~
-;.12i3ftel: a, l‘ ”3:: -d ctr: . ‘t "luv it
gratitcr ~\: zit :‘t"""‘-‘ ‘ ll“
plum. n~t . LE} . a.
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gn-i inn} 1. :1. ll \vundr; \\l.-: dd .4»
'n r.‘ .~\ _ u: ~~:. li rs'c are! i'\»,'.r ~:'.*
siren ‘stllt‘ Jr
‘l‘lt-re is I pliyv I'l
anion: the hi xi!) H! .i .trtarii ~ .2} o". ~
aui- ..: Xv“ \ 'rk wl.~~c a'u
{wrys His-fr i-i '- a: > llltll‘, llel-nrs d1s.
“\I‘xt‘l’ d :l. .t a» Lei-l “213‘n \hlfl lll.t\l t
well its -\\ i
5;;uu'\
0%.. l't‘~! s: ~~ :i:~l ht? l..t~ :‘.«~tl ill.-
1;" t'rr'u ‘ -t l h;' -l of l .i liv’?‘ ll ‘
l..l“l_:'?~t".l o: rt 1.... .u-l : lll'. .
p- h s i l r ~"|l“~ r: t.l"‘$.
l ,t . t »- ' luv-'I :u llls illl‘c »r it: 1
'hr ._-. Ll cu.” tins-fill, bu: l l in i‘. .'-l
'l.al he in;‘ .i lls’Tt' \il.t.r ...\i.x,-.i \\.:':.
ll: it in r.- l\ .i
“5‘ ll il‘t'ir II l
it e‘l'
\._|-.,‘l
Ill .\i\v tlyli'i':\ who Essllrl
r:
‘H lr'uc lll"-l"‘rl\ x-l’ :tr'i 'is Ilit'll‘ i-f
lumiu my; .‘l‘Eil who “i" Pr} lLiri-l
stormy t: in: no f-r nun-"lax ;: ..3 if it.
tin'u .. \iri l"‘:'lll \\ tlr :i "l“il'll fir
vtt’s sk " lwr' when tlr it in ': ~~ r --llll|i~‘1l
she in it? our t» lti‘rnw ., \_ .».- .
* lll‘l'- ' we and r:--' 1- ~\ fir 1“
l.~ uh . .. .-t‘ 421 rrisfa'ni of 'h'.‘ kind. ‘
shill ill 13- i ‘ ‘r " l'lrcrc is. r.:hl hi :c
\l-irny. ll la {obi maliie- and w. ,'
k: mi:_\o.:i.l.t5_\ “ll‘llil‘ti‘ ‘ilirx;
03' w ,inzi vl' ar'li {es llllrlt‘ ..: ll'i'll'lll
~kru. Ill‘l H t :i c dotc l ullt‘ :itriozi; tiicm
l in: \cr. lll'llll :iiiiuvd a'ivl 1 Mills!
65c. dcil‘.t'\\'!..t! sit"! t i. \\ll' -:
to“. l'} l">‘ t! lI‘v-‘l_;ltt l.lt’
3 itth‘ Hi llt'~ hiritl
apart: fcl-
lo t.. c with
l She took her \U'I; '1
- And then ‘9".- sing.
‘ \\ llt‘ll llt‘ha' who lousl shall l~-\c
“ I “W ‘t fc'l‘m stuili-rit ‘ eke lltr‘ sk'm
"'ll ‘llt' it :1 _.: El ‘llll mi lit llii‘ ill~
sv-v‘tizi: r~w»ut :iii 5 “ml ltll flour 1
wurMi-rr-i \\:::i! he \\;i\ at, but I saul
nothing. A ft w works :iltcr thil his
sweetheart \llllil‘ t-- I -\\'II. and l was lll~
"lulu. t d to l..~r. “hit was my am we
merit as l t -- k iii} ha: oil to Mr to “‘7
harm-iv: on llt r :tflll 3.! silver clasped bu:
made out of the skin of the sub cct. I
.lmost fzriuti d I knew it in an instant.
'l‘hi-y :islt- d inc to dinner. but I coirahr't
:2 3. Thc _\- ring 21in was \‘c:_\ lllllill
Eli'hlml \\:'h lr--r bag, it was so peculiar.
.‘o it “2n Thu: tr'ght l drcauiel of
sill-ycits‘ trul hen-re rimming l
urrrst lini- swn u illiorr“ of them turn-d
into lad .-.‘
some still red hair llicy had in thc drs
20“ tm: room.
"coming down to react tiini'~." gnu»
t‘inried llr. Hammond. “therenrc ltll‘;
authentic «\ntriple‘ in ‘l‘rciit ll Tll‘tory of
the striugr fancy for human skin. Many
greati-r persons than the Paris police
officers lune Shown is p'cdi'ectiori for
that lcalhcr. Carrot. lb l-:-~picrri-. lilll‘tllt
'and many others ,, mind you. many
others. d n \scd Ilit‘nlai-lvt‘s with garments
made out of human skin. They had
slippers boots huts. gloves. robes. vests
and lire cchi-s made of this stuff. and they
n ~t only wore them 0 ienly. but boasted
of them."-—.\nr York rzwil.
Turtle Liver Oil.
At the t‘olonial and Indian exhibition
turtle liver oil was shown among tle
novel medical commodities. together
with neverul preparations of that famous
reptile sneumably valuable for invalid
diet.“ in particular turtle eggs. the
latter con~isting entirely of yolk. In
their nurture statethi'egus have a tough
it‘ y“
does nut be. omc opaque when the eggs
are boi‘ed; t . obtain the eggs without
the albumen the plan is resorted to. it ap-
of extracting them from the interior
of the animal. in which state these imma~
tore eggs are about one inch in diamter.
and, independent of any I ial eflect
anthe ayeteln. are cooside a very pal-
atable article of food. , The turtle liver
oil is given in consumption instead of
cod liver oil. and is said to be more
agreeable than the latter when fresh. The
done meaty administered iaa tea-
matnl three times a dam—Pout?
tea.
retiiulcs and “'l'dl’lll‘." the '
: blue
. conducted them in safety from their-field
. . . . ~ of victor ."
skin and contain a white albumen which - y
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larger than a little hazel-nut.
WOMAfi WORLD. ‘
PIA-I ASKS”?
FIG 3! IN I 3 N ll Ii .\ Ill-IRS.
:5 “‘umun‘s Sung.
\‘he limit her son; to lcaiit \ s sr ie.
_“ here l‘i’-'ll~‘\ arc. and pump and pride
”zero in the “or d, umr lst the crowd.
blu- rotirkl out hearts in sorrow bowed.
dud tune! a «lrcniu of light and dr‘osi
hlre saw the pain of inltl"llll\\.\
ller voice's Iii igi - hx-ld tI tear.
She male the \\e:ir\ ours draw near;
And all the |\.i\'\liil|\ of the throng
\\ ere melted into teams by song
She tt‘vk her sin}: :il-ui: the firm“.
And hushed the ls it i-t “will: loot;
And “I‘m! t\'|l=‘l\ slwppu to Mt ,
‘heii‘ bruins w on ltlltsli‘ at her wrlL
She’xiirg of ixst for weary ft 1.
“f sets lluirlll. :m-l wt meadow sweet,
{er \ur- e" pics-hug stnlisl lb.- stir.
. d Mil-- - hi: lr'ctr “cpl with her;
all their sorrow. gruef. and ruin
5hr.- sultemsl ititu'lm c again
than who mst
Nth- ui llh‘<‘l-l\|' u: nature's l-r‘c t\L
Am .l ttrc gl‘.‘l\i s a ms.- the draw.
“Enslmt \\ itli sail huh l-ir’ c\.~i‘iiix\re
"an Lori.“ llmv Loiig'
liq-furi- “t‘ llv‘llt‘ tli it pcriex‘t \Ut‘; ,
'l hat sum" liy‘lizir' 'l'h i! lll\~lii‘ \T
“:llt‘ll§ih1~l-il; \lt'll.‘:l-' shall be li
\\ ith must.- ot Lt. rim. livsl
——f in“, it’ ;\.- u". m 9"'r_1>o‘r.'
is "untried
l" l'ii \\ ri-l \\ ere ll
41.. .‘lri' llr l‘lhl‘i
rs dym: 't r‘:l:u2..l dizifli \hnllil be rc
\t‘.\t'l with Etta; ti: or lcl’x and tiring
of opium: \oiu'iics hric l-i-i-li wr Item
The Hustle
Thu i.
lt-i! \lb
.‘ll'f
ill‘t
dcridrirg this rib iir’d l.i\lt ”ll. and now
that it is r-xdly 3;" ii: the \\.t\' of :ili
fad: . lb. in? a w~rd :s s .zli tr; t'\[il'i'\s
1hr sizlrrxf‘s p: as re “tr the “bile.
rd: .lzrxlii‘t ici\p~»‘«.lti :c‘ozic :il
all)“. l‘f". l- .2 :t El 3.43.! l-c ::“ll (hit x-i
thii I :lurc :r . .l- at \\ is .t In: to lw
xt‘il ll r-‘~t la: Dwain; Hi i'lll' li’hllr‘
tux- l\. s 'rrrothrr ‘1‘»A:l," Ill to on our
t5. "you \l'lll'w' l'r.
. 1‘ [hi high
but ill! tan :i -5. ”innu. t.\c lll ll:rici\
of tlw-imt it... or. ‘I‘ . \\ ll lu‘ n1.
ru-lrl- Hi .: li' 1. 1-.2‘ ‘\Vl I" "M‘.
law thc ll\i lir “v-i \\ w: wrr .rzc m-ucr
llll‘ tunic
l‘l:.tli' I ll
tlic lzul
rlrt‘:iit‘:\'
to l‘:i\ i’
trig thiar \ lt‘~‘§ In . ”Nil till 2
gra..-f::2 Your:
tllt‘ t
shirts duutr. 'r'»
lullsl 5-? .i
llrutll - !-.-
l-t:~..r'.
G -m~i iii Ilrou ii I'Mxer.
l lltllfl :i iir=i r.~ \‘o‘v .l-~‘:t Its.
l‘.irlri \i\ .. :.~ No i- 3w .1 iv_ wl: . li wax
emu-ml) ‘i.l' l ‘- r- .~.{ .t ‘13... hl\?l
('i'. - \\r :cr. \ 1- cut Li? H“: “:«h
aliown r;:.- r: Yo llt'l lr - ..i- i' l: lti- k 'lic
tirxt ‘h .:r 'lllcy \ »n\ rs l : ' 1 \xlrr'c.
or till #2 llt‘ l-sh‘ ‘\d \\.?ll l'": “\l l.» lrl
«am... (Illllllll‘l‘l\' a-zr riiv-ri 42.; thing.
trrr'ri {n.- s‘;~l-l= nix ‘
‘ ‘ll. \ rrhsi' s.“.;n_; 0‘: my .llitlrtl' il‘.
get up .‘t.i~ lll rr to '
“ti o‘\ n. :. i‘r :r l-- ll u d
i:t',:‘ ' d l-tun'r l r par if
u‘ t: lr‘l-l lid: 1. ~l
a.
tlrtl .l IEYl‘e
.p on llc \\l
l. ltr. \\ 3. i i: ll'
\\li+':r ll: \t' l t
p:. 'm d it up i p rr~-\: ri\
lplr-u‘lrd ur-ms
ii'i
ll| “lu‘Tt lit‘
r of the must
“l kcit t‘rcrir lti brown piper," slic
t‘\li:_‘lllt'~l. “to llx-t‘l\t‘ thc l-rr .zlais.
’1 hey d ricn-r thin. of lowhll in n
brawn li‘ll‘i‘l' l-a: lying .riy wh: :‘e oer it
shc‘f or it: adrcmr t.-r tuc JET-omit
worth of ‘:|‘\\t‘i* 'l‘lict - l: we liven two
attempts to steal llli‘tll \\ rthiti a y. at. and
I bit on this as tram-d way to kecp
thriu."
Stuall \"ntiicli in Style
A h‘t‘v‘llt work or: ldl}~lt‘:ll bcimn
nsscrh lll.? thc trivial.) to w illt‘it ofthi‘
llrl'\t'll! da‘. i‘ t )
-\\..rdr s“ ..l:.c»s i-l
stntrirc, lair. i from .\c\\
York. lb: “auxin in Lot arc going:
out us" no .i to. “nus hen; m.- ..N. i-\-
all means i. t us luxc lltltll‘l'mls tint pic.»
scut tlt’~l:‘:s smut-2y 3t‘i.t‘l‘ll\l to .tlm
huriirui tl::i::‘c as r: :i-tu.l._\ l‘\l\l.\' and
not as it uily appmr in the :irr.i;inn
tion of lrr.ll!l‘:| :uu-as binds wt any
description undo a woii.:it. look \lll‘l'll‘l’
than she :c trrnlly :s. in tlrc \illri‘ t:l.lil!.«‘l‘
that stripm
fill-tigzilrwl.
slcnilctlicss
wri‘cs i".i:i
“ltl‘ll they are ri irri-w ll‘ d
liti‘ lllr e an apt c mini c of
.\ xkilt iiifidi- lll iriiit ilioii
of it I‘nituiiil I'lli sslmurd «If \Ilf."::.li"‘i llllt‘
cannot be either pretty or film cl'ul. .\
very tall \\.~rii:u\. or our slightly :ilmvi-
lllt‘illlllll lit-.glit. can “.an a plaid of
ntudi'mtcly large checks. but ll she be
short ordiirripy. o: l‘\t‘ll tall :ii:d all. lct
her eschew such p .tler'ris :i~ thi- ‘lll -iiirn:i~
tron of tl-‘soialiurt, Ncu‘rf'n. ll“\. \t-I‘ll
our stir. l\ \vdl tlillllllll‘\\ lw rillul \\ irh
perariilrulatin; chm kcr bomb :ittd s! ripcd
awn ll::\‘. for. of course. fit‘llil‘ll‘ .irc lll~
Vt'IlLt‘tl to be worn. and. l‘vilht‘irlll‘llll)‘.
women will adopt lllt‘lll whcthcr thcv are
suitable or not. I
Beauty‘s Golden Apples.
An American traveling in “Humor
writes as foléuws to tho ('llli'thu .Vems':
“llmiity shows are by no lllt‘dlls‘ :iri
Altli‘l‘l=‘.tlt ll|\'l‘lllll‘ll. ll is u ‘t tiiorc than
u fcw wet-ks ago that such a show or
currrdorirtlie t'cast of St. Steplieufihc
patron saint of Hungary. itt I’cslh. littl
the llt‘lllllll‘\ were not from the start on
eshrbilon for airy orre tlldt‘ to pav u
diarc. 'l‘hr lu-auties. forty odd in iiuiii»
ber,wc:i~ \lulllllllglllll cirijc to be looked
at niul r iosscd t'\ullll: e l by it ju‘rv corii
iosed of :eruirrlicrol L't‘lllli'll‘u'll minim:
Ill lllt: lllgllr‘fl llrt'l\'§ (ll std‘lt't)‘. Tllt‘
(‘hnirmum t‘ount Stephen lv'arolvi. an-
nounced the verdict of that strung:- jiirv.
delariiig .‘llss tiiuclla Si holcl. .\lrss ldn
'l‘orouyi and Mrs. Mariska Kolus‘ to be
the :reatcst bt'allllt‘s of lllt‘ land. this
ear. 1 by former is described as n .spleu- 7
id figure. tall. well prop.-rtioiicd_ with
eyes and shining. golden hair.
dressed iii a charmini.r piiik suit. The
other two are dark beauties. with black
hair and tic‘y black cycs. The awards’
are duplicates of the golden apple.
l\\ll1lt:\ by l’nris of Troy to the God- :
dess of llmut y sonic ii. 000 years lull“ but
in the degenerate northern climate of
Hungary .the apple has become much
stunted in growth. being: not much ‘
After dc- ‘
livery of the verdict and distribution of z
the prites‘. iii-*loscd in cases of blue \‘el-
Vet. to the three champion beauties. the '
populace \vcrc so eager to obtain a look
at them that they broke through the
fence and formed a living: and rather unag
ruly circle-around the three. and. llOtSJt- :
iatied with looks only. they persisted in l
being convinced of the llcshly reality of I
the marvels until :i iiumler of more so~
her and goodsnaturcd gentlemen formed
a guard of honor around the beauties and
Curiosities of Courtship. .
A California miner. having amassed
uite a fortune. was returning by shi to
ew York to revisit old friends an to
find himself a wife. A young woman on
the ship. carving in the capacity
of nursery governera to the family of a
merchant on bond. pleased him much
by her neat and modest appearance. He
therefore introduced himself one day.
and broke the ice of his purpose with
one techie-e plunge: “Harlan, my name
i. -——, my parents and family reside
in New. Hampshire: I have pro
hurt-mavens: Fort ‘ . . ..
’ \\ ant u wrfc; will you marry met
and more during
. hourniid the weights taken.
inbuainesa in— lama
fectly temperate man, and I can give you
good refcicnce to testify to my general
updglit character. I am unmarried. and
The lady took in the character ot the
suitor at once. “Thank you.“ said she.
"I will.“ and on ltltllllllg they were
forthwith married.
How the l‘i‘iiict~\< Louise. of Savoy,
ever recovered from her humiliation
lifter haviu)‘r otl‘crcd herself in riiurriagc
to t‘hzirlcs. Duke of Bourbon. only to rt-
ccive a grain but. positive refusal. few
women can understand. Ladies. how-
ever. are permitted to assist a bashful
woer when
liitlirr lm fears his fate too much
t tr llls‘ desert (no suiull.
“'ho fears to put It to the touch
_\ri-l W." or‘ lose it .‘lll.
Such was the case with the youngr hidv
wlioa~surcd lrcr lovcr that she eoul
iiiak’ea lcnutifirl cake. and tillcd with
fruit. with a ring on the top. and when E
tlic :clouishcd swuiii exclaimed: “Why.
that is a wcddirig cake!“
timint wedding.“ and which brought
lllttlll‘l‘S ton t‘l’l\lSlllllllt‘illtllt‘l)’.
More shrewd still was the young lady—-
who told her admirer
that she was :i iiiiii.l»rc;idcr. and could
amid what was going on in his mind ut
th ll Ille'llll‘lll . tha: he wanted to propose
toher but dd not know how to do it, '-
\Vlllt‘ll, of course. relieved the young
- man from his ciiibzirraissmeut permu-
rrcrir ly.
l
.\ \i-ry balrful uiuii having succccdcd
in winning a wife. ii hid) rclutivc
loin-d him to tcll her how he cvcr
pluckcd ,up courage enough to pro-
posi‘.
“Now. tcll me the truth. N~——." said
die: “llid ll-d the lady hive to do the
.~ xiii't ii; for you?"
“N-uo.“ :irisw‘crcd
the gcntleruziu;
l“ to x for riic.“
.\rid this warns to lo the l.ulics‘trirs<
~i~ii lll .mrrrsliip- to smooth mcr the
hard p :ich. '
Fusliiou Notes.
\‘clvet is still the fabric for dressy huts.
Min-r 3cwclry is lit-coming \cry fir>h<
loii il-‘i‘.
tircbe is becoming fashionable as n
trimming for Jackets.
.\ll :illcriipt is being made to make
llthlllt‘r’s’ {Hrlll Ill tlilc again.
.\mbcr pn‘wiiicrrtcri-‘s in leaf dcsigus
arc irscd to turn white silk go“ us.
tiny in evrry shavlc is rorisiilcrcd in
l‘.rrrs;ust now thc most stylish of all
i .1. -rs.
~.\.ik purliiigs are taslvfirlly lct in at
the uppcr putt of the sleeves of marry
t’r-w ks
'l‘lic faslnoir of wearing a black velvet
buxpic with listh‘k silk skirts is again
prevalciit.
French \\r\:"t'll will never adopt the
mono-l Iii-d tailor gown in all its severe
sriiipiri it_\~
llllI‘rdlil‘ .m- sought after more and
n: ~rc i-\~r_\‘ d iy. thc tlticr grade being
\t‘t‘)‘ H il‘ t‘,
l’ri n. h r ~mzd ha"~ are very dressy and
r.:..- r‘rr:~ piac of bounds with many
young ldillix
Tight—vitriol: _tn. kits of velvet and vel-
vitrcu are worn in the house with a
\';.rii :y of skirts.
l Jr! is more irscd in uilllirrcry and dress
d rutullnll than mer. and all kinds of
.u‘ cs are in vogue.
l‘rcrrch bouucts are vcry small. but
with broader and linker trimming than
ll3|\t‘ of inst winter. ’ ‘
llllllld cinbrmdcrics in riictal trim i-vcn-
rim: wraps made of the new ilinngcuble
\t .n-h and pushes;
lilack trlrriiuliigs. jct. passcrricutcrie.
iird brads arc much in vogue for trim»
lltl!l‘_: colorcd frocks.
lutwlll‘l fronts will appear on
fa‘liionrrblc llivilllt'lS. They will
lii’;t.l\, li.i1llt‘lsiir \i‘lxt‘l.
most.
be of
Fluwcxcd (hall is also popular for lit-
tlc :nb‘ \clw: ribbon also
trims lhcse prctly dresses. '
il t t‘sst‘n‘.
The thin d and boiled jersey costume i3
to be \vorzi \\ itlr plaid skirts and is belted
on with :i lur-‘klc as a finish in front.
.\ stylish faxhinn lll outcr gariiictits is
to bail- b rttorrs of the t‘lulll bound with
black rims. These are made to order.
- ’l‘uckcd yokcs tll’l‘ worn with the full
be ltcd whisls with young childrcri‘s
dr ssi s. The tucks held dow u by feather
stitch.
'l‘hc yoke waist continues to be a bulb
ion much lrkcd by young ladies. and the
critirc yoke is often well cm cred with a
braided ill-sign. .
lliittnris tll‘t‘ considered dc hop on the
co-trmiis of tlic lil‘l'b'd. Their iiiriuu-
' t‘ivturi-rs :irc morning. but hook and cyc
makcrs choice. .
Tucked jcrscys‘ arc the only new things
in this line; the trimming on these
jerseys is nuide by titre corded effects
llllttli‘ by tiiictuckiiig.
Velvet pulls on the top of the sleeves
and also \clvct culls are worn with cash.
mere. gowns for misses and little girls,
giving a dressy finish.
Stripcs :irc wider than they were early
in thc sczholi and continue to be very
fashionable, but in all «uses the waist is
of plain fabric. or jersey cloth.
The fashion of having the sleeves of
one fabric and the garment of another is
one which the French modistes have in-
troduced llt‘I‘L‘dlIlS season with apparent.
success.
Jerseys in two colors of fine ribbon
are now made in good form and are of
extra finish. These are. only appropriate,
however. for young girls or children,
but for these they are pretty.
Wdlghlng Moving Cars.
In order to find out whether cars
loaded with live stock can be success~
frilly weighed while in uiotimi. the \Vest- !
crn Railway Weighing Association a few
days ago made it test at the stock yards
with ten loaded cars. The cars were run
over the scales running three miles an
The stock
was then unloaded and weighed on plat-
form scales. The ditlercrice in the
weight of the ten car loads was found to ‘
be only 500 pounds. the actual weight
being that much less than the wright
taken when the cars were moving. This
test it. is claimed establishes the feasi-
bility of the plan of weighing cars suc-
gzsfully while in motion—Chimera 131‘-
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rm h‘cw Sellslil.
“Have you heard the news?" she
queried as they stood waiting for the
car.
“Something special 1" 7
“I should say so! Mrs. ——, of our
street. is to have anew sealskin th‘u win-
w I.”
“N—ol”
“True as on live! Isn‘t that awfnll“
“Well, I ould lay it was, and I won‘t
teat until I have my husband examine
the count records and see if they have
in their place. I most have
writhing to take her down with the
amounting to "00.000. and expect it:
first day abewanitP—MM
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our loun shcstrioothcd mcr the hard.
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HO“’ 803! H IXGEN‘IOI‘S R.\SCALS
LIVE IN THE RIE'I‘IH)IH)I.IS
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Astute Swindlers \\'lto Keep Out:
of the Grasp ot“ the Police—
l'lnrio and Adverlnillfl Frauds
-Clicatliig Children.
For nstuteiicss and cclerity of grasp
who is by universal consent the most re-
nowned man in tuiscityl
Probably Inspector llyrnes.
liut who can auswor the question:
How many swindlers are there in this
city who have never come under police
Surveillance and who are supposed by all
their victims to be awning an honest
livmg?
Nut till the day of judgment can that
question be nus“ cred.
Roughly speaking. however. it is safe
to any that thcrc are hundreds of persons
in New York who live by cheating their
fellow men, and whose c\i~'tcrice lire uu~
known to the. policc. tllld that. most. if
not all of them actually b:-lic\'c
tlicir business. is legitimate. and would
feel gricvously insulted if any one hinted
that they were disciplcs of t‘aglioxtro.
Their victims uloiie know what they are,
and victims of fraud are not apt to cry
aloud in the market place.
There is the piano swirrdler. for cv-
nmple. .lust hear how he makes a liv-
tug:
"l’iuiio swindliu»; started in this city
a few ycars ago.“ said a gi'ntlcm‘m con-
nected with a prorriirrcrit piano lll.lllllf.lt"
tory yesterday. "lt is thus conducted:
The swiuillcr goes to a firm and buys a
piano on instalments. and Ingl‘t‘cs’ to pay.
say $3 licr mouth~ 'l‘lic przrrio is scrit to
h:s house. and the irc\t Siiriilziy lii- :l=l<
\i'l‘ll\i‘~‘ th.it lic has :i rrcw psalin for sale
at a u :i sacrilicc. 'l‘irc cliziri. cs an- that
he will find a (‘llslrirm‘r \\'lllltll u fr“
. days.
goes to urrollrcr firm and gets .iiiothcr
piano on iiisralriicutx :llc adicrriw.
tics in the same iuanirrr. arid pm‘orbly
sells it also. llc their to it third
llirii and does the sum: thing. and so on
to a fourth. taking' good care all the time
to pay the trifling lll\.llillll‘lll\' on the
pianos which llt' has ml l. He may carry
(in this pin. tire for months. for. as long
as he pays hzx iri~t;i’riicrrls promptly. it
will not be suspected that anything is
w rorig; and you can readily \cr- what a
harnlsuriie Elvin;r lic c unuakc. "
"Hui arc riot can-fill \nipririq s made as
to ll irinn‘s position l-cr'wr’c a pizuio is sold
to him on irrstalrncrirss“ \
“Uh. (‘Ulllpt‘tllloll is so great that
mariufacturcrs can llvl :itl'ord to be too
particular. \\ licrr a ui-rrtlcmzirily looking
man . Ullll‘< to them for a piano. how :irc
they to suspect that he is n swiridi.r‘
You could not c\pcct them to pay :i man
to guard the pawn in his house until he
ltd“ paid the last instalment on it. And
if th-~ l'll_\t r is sit . i “fill a good marry
iristaliiicrits are paid on cnch piano. and
no rutriufai-turcr is altogether a loser.
of course, the man‘s gami- is almost
ulw-iys discovered sooner or latcr, and
tlicn he disappears and leaves the riiairu
facturers with whom hc has but dca‘t iii
the lurch. Curious s. heme. isn‘t it “
'l‘hcii lltt‘l‘e is the man who actually
gets paid again and ngnin for the same
advertisements.
Yes. it sounds absurd. but. all
some it is its true as the Gospel.
gll“\
the
that ,
. some of his deductions ar'c tr. e, but since
At lcast so say many prominent l-risl~'
ncsv men of this city. who have been in— »
tervrewcd on the rtllI_lt‘t‘t.
“1 will give you a . use in point.“ said
our of tlic‘c _: riticmcu “A man came.
here soiiieuiouths ago and asked iiic to
udvcrtisi- iii a trade dircctory which he
was about to publish. As I hzid advcr»
vcrtxsed in his directory the \c.ir lit-fore.
and had good I‘chull to licZE-wc tlui my
money was thrown away. l-lc. lirrcd his
proposal. He urged tire \u much. how
ever. that. in order to get r.d of him. I
signed a contract for it iprarri-r of a page.
“.\ month later] got the director} and
a bill for the amount of thc contract. I
euuurucd the directory. :ird was surwI
prised to find that. with the cxi'ept'rori of
the cover. it was muctlv the ~:t|llt‘ as that
of the pie\ ious ycar. l sirsp ~. ted truth»
lug. howcu-r. and paid thc l\ 11. "Suriic
time afterward it came to in) krrowlcdge
_, iidocs not matter howr— that the two
directories were mtmilly the same. and
that I had pit d twice for the same ud-
vcrti~ciucut. ch‘. I‘m quite serious. A
thousand copies of the directory had bccn
printed lll lss‘tl, of which not more than
two hundred and tifty had liccii circu-
lzitcd. 'l‘lic rcm;9iiri;,r .\t‘\'i‘tl hundrcd
and fifty wcrc stowed away till this vear.
and then, when new Illth‘rllsclllt'lll; had
bccu obtained. the covcrs \vcrr- changed
and a second instalment of the original
thousand copies circulated. The third
instalment is sure to come out next year
under the. same favorable auspices.
“Nowajust see what an iirriircnse profit
there is on this job. The cost of printing
the thousand copies was not more than
$100, and the advertisements must have
amounted to between “.500 and $2.000.
That leaves a clear profit of at. least
“.000. And the profit will probably be
as wrest next year and the year after, for
it is not. likely that advertisers will find
out the trick that is being played on
them. The work is nominally published
by afinu with a liiglrsounding ruimc.but.
as a matter of fact. the “rut consists of a
shrewd young man who makes a very
decent living by Working this scheme and
half a dozen others like it. He‘d better,
however, not show his nose in this ollice
again."
The mean fellows who cheat little chil-
dren advertise wonderfully handsome
toys at fabulously low prim-s and pocket
the money which the receive for them.
It need hardly be sad that the toys tire
never sent to the purchasers. —N¢u York
Herald.
Slaves of Absinthe.
Absinthe is used by nearly all moderate
drinkers here as an appetizer before din<
ner, says a Paris letter. and its opaline
tint in the tumblers set before Boulevard‘
iers at the “absinthe hour" is pleuant.
enough to look upon; but its immoderate
use is productive of untold evil, as the
chronicles of the hospitals can vouch for;
and its slaves are becoming more numer-
ous every day, ticularly among the
poorer classes, vr 0 fly to it because it in
cheap and soon intoxicates. A man
known in the neighborhood of the mili-
tary school as Pere Frederic, who was
once an operatic “primodenore” of re~
pole in the rovinces, has just died from
the eflecta o the noxious deeoction, than
adding one victim more to the long list
of raons called bureau-s d’ absinthe.
eric destroyed his larynx by his
favorite drink, but he managed to eke L
out a miserable existence by singing in
third-class Wee-concern. He was en-
gaged lately in one of these places, but
the proprietor of the eltablishment be-
came bankrupt and paid of! bin tenor
with “a bottle of absinthe. The broken
down singer, who had no money for
food, went home to his gar-rec and
sonndthe ccntentaof his quart bottle
ambit“ Intheincrainghewaa
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. 5 my rrrmc of \‘zsion.
\\ ell. he put hits the money. and
What the Morphine llablt Will Dal
The ingenuity of morphine victims to 5
hide their vice tins never been better
illustrated than in the case of a young
girl at a fashionable young.' ladies board-
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OFFERED
FOR SALE
THROUGH
Taylor’s lleal Estate
Agency,
Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK, llllNN.
Houses and Lots.
Two Dwelling Houses on Upper Main st., west side, compara-
tively new. with all the modern improvements, 87.500 and 99.000
The disclmure came about accidentally.
\\'lr.‘ri the young student returned to the
school this full. she had periods of deep
dcsporrdcncy. and often asked to go to
the room iii the sctiiiuury set apart as a
hospital. There she would lie for it day
:it a time. only rousing lacrself when any
one approached lllt‘ table on which stood
an ink bottlcaud a stylogi‘apliic pcli. The
nurse _lltt\illj" occa§iori to send a message
to the doctor attempted to write with .
this pen. the young girl at that time .
”bi-lug asleep. The pen not only refused .
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to write. lint the practiced eye of the:
nurse instantly recognized in the point.
.lllt‘ puncturing iiccdle of :i hypodermic
syringe. This led to an examination of 3
Lu- llli\ bottle. It was it four ounccg
butllf‘. but. there was no' ink in it. It
was painted black orr the outside. and
contained Mugcndic‘s solution ofriiorpliiii. ;
r‘ 1011qu for 135‘ one half grain dosw, or
sull‘rclerit to last until the (‘liristlrius
holidays. The prirrcipil of the srhoul
\\;rs summoned itiiriicdiatcly and tho
slccpiiiu girl‘s arm bared. It was punc~
tur‘cd from the shoulder almost to the.
hiind. and the livid blue marks confirmed I
the rthlllt'ltltl. which was changed to:
absolute ccrtziirr'yby the small nbccssz
which had lit-gun to foam in the forearm
inst above the “rid. 'l‘lic habit had
becii formed about two ll‘tlllllh‘ only. and E
tlici‘c is a possibility that 8 euro can be ‘
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Character Revealed by the Ears. ;
1 know- n clevcr financier who says he '
il\\.i}s ri‘lt\l~ a man’s or woman‘s cllur- _
:ictcr by thth cars. Time is to prove if
his theory has l‘t‘i‘ll t“.l)l:lllit'\l to me, I
urn looking at :i‘l the c «rs .uiriirug withiu
Ni-vcr lit-lore did 1
think these outwa d signs of invisible
some were an llllt‘ft“llll;.{ study. But
thm iivc. l‘.ir more so tli;i'r hands or
pint no ogit .rl lumps. Small. sh ipcly.
p t tLy can arc. cl l nurse. in .i minority,
b ll naturi- shows such reiiirirkuble
cupas ity in varyingdicr original design
that you must pardon her tor occasion
idly turning our sonic rather grotesque
sp-w inverts. “ How are his can 5” mur~
muual :i pale young mother when her?
tir~t~b ifll was laid b-widc her. And thil .
was the ~llllll‘ ll.ll'll(’ll':ll’ part tit who,
\\li=':| rlic (".iild “at old-r, had him wear
:it r:i::lr'. a tiny «up to prolcit the “ing-
lrkc t :l‘." be h id irrhcrlt- il from hisgratrtb
Lilli: r ‘ 'rlll‘ gi-irtic hint \\:.s taken in
good part by llariic Nature fnr‘tlic boy‘s
ll' «1 is not d.s2i;;ui'cd. as h' irrcvcrcritly
terms the Hun sllnl i‘\t'i‘t'\‘~.'(‘lli OR. by
”gig lamps." l-‘i-w mothers ever think
oflli is iiiinrmrri: tliclr children physi~
czillv. but it would be an en rllcrit s. heme
if lllr‘y did. it is not so mun h the she
of the outer I‘ll!” as its relation to the .
other frtturc“ that makes or riiirs per— .
5““1 "l'lwmmmfi Eat“ ”ml itii'lra‘lt‘ ‘ One large House on Upper Main St. east side. 5.000
t.tll :dmivs bi- rectilic. in youtrw en ' _
:‘i sh and gristlc :irc pliant. and one of House and LOt on \Voodward Avenue "30°
in. sc day s. when mankind determines to
lu’ wh :lly b autil‘irl. art rind scictice will
be imokcd io ziid in improving baby nus.
House and Lot on \Vest street, 3.3“
House and Lot on Turnpike. . 0
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titsvard remodeling: rriaturcr inoiistros- _ _ 00°
tiles. 41;.“ .-. ”puny. ! House and Lot on Taylor Avenue, 3,
" '- ‘ .l . House and Lot on Monroe street, 4,000
l:‘i:ii .\\‘.\I~ZE or Runs. "Take some littl‘ - '
boiled eggs. cut them into .pzsrtcrs. ’ House alld L0! on 310“?“ SU'CCI. 3.5.
yolks and whiter. llval some gravy istra— i House and Lot on Concord street, a, l
sum-d with shred limon pt‘l'l. pirs ey. ' . q .
thyme and grated nutmeg. Put. in the House and Lot 0“ ‘ pnng Street» 2,100 and 8.40
eggs together with n picce of butter '- Double House on Spring street, 17 rooms, gm
rolled iii llour; shake it‘gcrrtiy over the j . ‘.
tire till properly lltli‘ht‘llt‘il. ga: tiish with ; Double House on ( r035 street» “"h 800d Mt 7,0“
.Volks of hard ~ boiled eggs. chopped l .‘lnusron and Cottage, Osborn avenue. East Norwalkl 7,500
Em“- A (‘orirmodious Dwelling. lot 50:200. East Norwalk, 3,900
A French gardener. Littour )lurlinc. House and Lot on Core street, East Norwslk, I 2,8).
has Pmdm‘fd I 3“" Mid bt‘mnillll Water» 5} acres at Cranberry Plains. with a good house and barn, all in good condi-
lily. The flowers are six inches iii . . - . . . .
diameter. and their color is the 80ft tron; price #2, .00, or will exchange for property in this City.
canary of the Mart-chit: Niel rose. Only
two other water lilies are. kriown»--n
Emily North American species, and a
ullc-lored species of Brazil.
Building Lots.
. Two Lots on \Vashington street,
81,600 and two.
Disease Cured rumination.
; Lot on Upper Main street, 2,0qo
‘ un'uous I'VEITIOH 'I.ot on Lower Main street, 400 and 00.
”a amuse TE": Fiv'ig.“o “SM!“ Lot on Meadow street. 5m
'M h In.“ .
‘ muu'L I..I.blwl:|:m:l"anuril:-llmh Lot on Cross street, Boo
aa lever-eh!!!" Ileana. the blot.
We wa no warfare acalnsr hy-lclanv or the
mettleal mtcrnity m-nerally. 'l‘ ctr split-m or up
(ulna-ts In large and we desire to not them in fur-
nishing auxiliary mean! for curing the sick. The
honest Iiiivsit~ian,.orruplea a high place in public
«teem Mulder-en "ll: .0. too. While our Ap ll-
aricwn are not a partner. fort-Te Ill. l hev are w at
we claun for them and willatton a speedy cure ott<
entlmea alter In ctnea have failed to give relief.
triuiii untrue lPPUAllBES BLISSIFIEB.
“angle 'c “fig-LE. for cold feet and ind
i in. at - alf malL
Send-taco ahoeworn. Bfmforg‘l‘rz‘sltr‘w
IAIIETIG fififis'lkltfiff'l‘fi‘m1;
per pair. Send man-timer wrist. Sen for circular.
ultimo an: m" ..-. m w
“rt-e tern. Bendaue
ofanhle. Bend foreln‘u u} . k
I. file {LS'K'N’ CAP for nervous
ac e. nouralgla alt-rues-
ne-a. . etc. Price .2 by matL Sen for
ell-cola .
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hl . l'rice rifle nine at waist and
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Price each. Bend ahe'othat worn. Send :2,
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Lot on Spring strcct. 1_
* Two Lots on \Vest street
450 and 47‘
2,500 and 1,500
400, 650 and 850
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Lots on Elmwood and Bayview
Avenues, Summit and Golden Hill
streets are ofl‘ered for sale.
\Vithout doubt these lots are among the very best in the city for
residences, and will be sold at reasonable prices.
‘ EAST NORWALK.
. The property known as the “Ambler Place,"on Osborne avenue. abouttwo
l acres; improveriients, consisting of a large and substantial melon and a one and
ll half story outta . carriage house, stable. etc. The buildings are in
i condition and mg; for immediate occupancy. Price 37,500.
i A very comfortable house. 23:42, lot 501150, on Coal street. Price $3,800.
Farm of fifteen acres on the Saugatuck Road. Price $0,000.
WEST N ORWALK.
A good house. barn and outbuildings. with ten acres of land. Price $8,000.
A small house on one acre of land. Price $850. It deaired will exchange
for city property.
, Lots on Taylor Avenue,
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; Lot on Cedar street.
Lot on Lowe street.
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I have three farms for sale. of 30 and 40 acres each. located v.7
near this city. having on them Comfortable, Roomy Dwelling Hons;
all in good condition.
Country Residence.
I have also a very Comfortable House. about 7 acres of land, with n!
Stable Room. pleasantly situated very near the city, and within 5 mnntaa‘ of
tide-water. suitable for a. Gentleman‘s Suburban Raidence, panama: of which
‘ can be had at. once. -
Persons looking {Sr Building Sites or Improved Prop-
erty. for investment or their own use. should they not: see in
this list anything that suits them, are invited to call and
. make known what they would like, as I may have or be able
5 to put them in the way of getting just what they wish.
Most of the property here ofl‘ered
can be had on easy terms.
NELSON TAYLOR,
Washington at. South Nor-walk
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