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“Slim 5 312 2 I" ""3 5'0” rooms we saw r0" upon V " ’ . . " " - i” " "AT" ’ ' s' ‘ . noinvaum -IOIIII murmur- . ’ E El , "',~ . E— 13' a. 1 rear thce‘modornm ' V -1
fl ’ ‘ ' ' " 2 ° rows of cells, fitted one upon another, and I] E E M ALK c 0.811 B A N E I DEMHON & NEWOOIIB s “T!- . c°""'°"° '7'“ ”n' ' 38".“ . "Diwalk Insu'ance “gently, Hmubscrirbzisfaliyxreparcd Elsi-astabllshd Willi th’y lean: and 11:111.} shape
, -» » - .. aviary 0110 filled Willi 019‘” 1101“? i and 30' - ‘ Th°‘°'d‘E°t“b"".hed , i "i :‘I mam 'STBIIT-s ‘ ‘5 . ' ' E Luau 'Ifo‘iwau,‘ Solemn": “ROOM- 10 -6 1 ' xgenigieafthe BOWEN". fifitfllfiff 13% For I know tlly slim proportions .
._ _ . . . - . . . . ' - -; , , _ , . _ .N. g _ p o' are arra cs oor oral: o 0-] n 1 --~ 1 .
Tuesday. NOV- 18. 1873- Gin-classm- . ,, ., .. ., FURNITURE MANUFAETUHEBS, CHOICE. mum. caoonnlns . . :ggun mamas, :gg-ln- , ' ' figgégnigs.§l....... summons, .1 s...r.....:.....,,.,,.,
‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' .- . . r. .
. -3! .. This 13 our WIN“ 5‘0"} .53“ in? nu“ 0,; . no. opened new Warerooma. FRUITS and VEGETABLES HOT -‘ AND l m -- BATHS :3: ,, 1,33 gm: i3 ;; GAZETTE BUILDING, .xp..i..l‘.‘ls°.’..‘s 3533,2333;- nggngg Yet surely there is something,
RIPE FRUIT. pure bogey, made from “Into 0 01:531‘, an 152 ‘9: 2’4 W P3d St IN THEIR PROPER SEASONS. ‘ 'f as 1" N.Y.Ex.&stcamboat 7‘5 u The subscribers have established a general Fire frgmlngexccutedingnebeumun", w .131; . . A...” to Speak—pct 00,
A single trec we 0“ behold; put 11p m the combs by the workers. . J ' ' _ 'I “" t t f , at sllreuonablchours of the day ornigbt,“ a: .. £3 $3}: 3:." I: and Life Insurance Agency, as above, and will take ’ J' G' 309‘ E ' But what that aometbingis remains
Crowned with autumn‘s crimsoii and gold ; “HOW do you make the honey?” I “SkC‘l- Bet. Gib and 7th Avos., NEW YORK. A.so line “'0’ men 0 W. O. KITZ’s 840 i: It?” gavfinAAccom. 910 u fig! 71.11,?{33‘3553'3i'e3’3d3n1'i ggffikcmrygt ' A mystery 10 me_
We mark the change, but We do not know u They gather it," she replied. “.We send . Parlor, Chamber and Dining-room cnocxinv, CLASS V WARE, CsC TONSOBIAL P AL acm'No. lGakettcBuildlug. :33 u N3: 32:”, $3323, :23 1,. port,Easton and eaten for the ' - . _ O B‘YNGES' , _ . . . .
T“ W“ “What has mad“ “ 9°- °‘“ WSW“ °‘ ”“5 "9‘" “mg ‘° ““ F U R N I T U R E - - monomama-ms.momma-anarc- it: 1: lain: - 1° w :: sunlcutrunsl Insurance on. A “a D ’3." 7- “ii” .' - - til-2: T‘gh“‘°'°'P‘“°“P “we“! W 1......
‘ ‘- - the gardens and fields around. Mignonelte _ , I Are also agents for coated in the best manner. . 10 so u N.’Y.Ex c N. :1. Ac. :3 3,5 .. or WATERTOWN N Y Collonosecthembclorcbnyisgsiséwier‘e. ' And bodis thy feet distress, . 7
In 9.1!“ dull}? P1101. at ”mes: we meet makes good honey, and so does apple blos- MATTRESSES’ SPRING BEDS, Smith’s Bakery, a ' “Ill-IA" c STREET ' - fill. 2.- xivb'l'i'rgiii iiisg :2 ' ' ' AMS GEORGE r nunDlN. Though i‘m‘n thy head, ’iis smaller made
Aface most fair and strangely swcet, souls. We usually make from. two to six PIER‘GLASSESfCORNICF-S, LACE CURTAINS, Mid 0 supplyof 232,513,353» BREAD, “" ' _ s I R,” u 1???? iii 10 W“. 48tf C. G; C. 1". AD . By fashion’l last compress;
But catch no. glimpse of the snuggle and pounds in a day. The bees often fly as far _ Q arc, . D E MMON & NEWGOMB, . 18 Water Street, 12 gramme; gsrimcom' 1: :3 ;: ASSETS AFTER DEDUCTING SOMETHING NE W ' Thy skirt is drawn so sung by bands
I .strife. l : as two miles from the hive, and they come D ' f .. Cochrane 53 MAIN STREET 1 40 “ New aven Accom. g 00 u c That thou can" scarcely VS":
‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ . 9 o “. n E - . A FIRST .
Working beneath ”1 the “mar ”0' ,back loaded with honey and pollen. Each WALe‘gganissmf-CABE CHAMBER sli’i‘l - Wholesale and Retail Dealer in a 20 a: {53: Yglfi'ixglgf,“ :3: :. CHICA G O. L 088198. CLASS CITY Thy rcdingote docs fig .0 close
a a a _ ’ C
0 gold of trial! 0 crimson of pain! “rm has 3 “mg“ °“ 1mm“ ““1 mm D 3120 AND UPWARD- ‘ ' GEORGE WARD SELLECK, H A R D 'W A R E :3 11333'1331 Accom. {i3 3 COWLES & MERRILL D R A P E R I marvel thou canst talk.
h 1].“. . which she licks or brushes up the honey, and .. ARLOR SETS . . . , 4 10 u N. R. xx" am, only ‘ so u , AND
Touches of frost and i e C 1 mg rain ' _ n - WALNUT MARIEANTOINETTE P 1 a 1 SW 4| NewYOl‘k Accom. 500 u AgentzatNorwalk. Conn" iSSlle POliCiefl fox-the Ijudr'e that thou hast bODC‘S and blood
ht out our beautiful coloriuo— puts ll "no tho. honey -bag. 3120 AND 11va ARI). Has constantly in Itock at his new blind. , 500 ‘3 Bryn-sin 5.0 u followinglnsunncecompanies: a . ,
H-“e, “mug y . ' “Stop a moment n said .he to a worker ‘ n , ruou, STEEL, nacusurcs' 'roons, AGRI I580 11 N- -EX- ‘5 N- 11- 56- coo “ Etua,ofHartford,Ct., 84,047.37“? T AILURING ESTABLISHMENT And flesh to keep thee warm,
Life is made perfect. through suffering. . i _ Upholstered to order and to suit pure user. N 9 M in Street 5 50 New Haven Accom. 6 go as Hartford, u , 1,531,51900 But hidden are the . m
g _ . who was hurrying by. «You wrll observe 15215 154 W t T 13 third St 0. a . _ I CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGE 3;: z: m: gagifigm s so ii ”an“, I “w 1.,‘1‘3‘183823: At No. 1 Gazette Building, (up stairs.) “team (1 f y now in at
When reaper: all have garnered their my :dear, that the hinder‘lega have something 68 ' W811 y am” I ' Acholce and fine assortmentof BODIES. WHEELS.‘ 3113: SHAW“: 1’ 00 t: “0 Train ' . :gg “ 1:18:31; 3&3; Yoertl‘r’,wn 'Ct' 2:123:20“? THEsubscriber would respectfullinform thecltl How dOSt 5101:):1‘ k 0
“W“ ' ““ebmke‘s’m “’0 s‘de"“““°“ "”1”” m m" “M" “i: m” “L“ "W”, ”m iii -- isir'ili ii: 1‘- ’c’lsiisuigiluuir ionic? s..=ir.i'si;‘uati2ir.h2°and."vista: r a a' - l.” “p°““"““'
I l - ‘ . _ V - ' n ' e .
Andialtumn and frost transfigured the len or bee-broad is carried.” ‘ 2'80 3:51:23: '£,$B§f,g§,‘}‘%‘lw GTOCGT’I/es , Asa, BLINDS, DOORS, PAINTS. 3g :2 ii: $311!!!! 3:: 1: lntcgngtlgng] f N ”n I: n MY Egg-£332 pledges himself to gm, satisfaction ,0 mt“. custo- Thu): ":3“ ’13:;35‘311‘hm a m'lcs' . ‘a
have” ' “I see it," said Ili‘q 113'"? 0““ "web.“ Wit?” 2,233 if; fillillfoibllf‘ir‘ll’f'ég‘ff . . OlLsuGLASSNARNISHvW-l also 3 No Tgsin n ‘ no " gidinipidd'éi Spriivgngicdfugés, " 519273000 mggwillgivcspecial attentionto Boys’Garments Become exceed,“ small 9 “ m‘mm
The winter’s Wind i' "3‘“ With its call, the been coming out of flowers, covered W’“‘ A? active man'or woman can have an agency- J- Prowl/800708, At LowestNewYork Prices. 9 i3 ,, 11:3: Hagan ”15:“ 0 40 ‘ 3 People’s,w'orcester,Mnss., 600,00000 as well as those of entiemen. Persons bringing g -
. , _ . ,. n _ B CORD & co. New York, 30mm, Chicago and a u e B Bx 1000 ankfiml’htlm, 1).... 3,268,918” theltown cloth can ave the some cut or made up, ,
And they, m m.” ripened £101.” fall. yellow du't' s'nl'ranclsco 3 10°. ,, 1“" avan press 10” " Commerce, Albany.N. Y. 264,424 00 in an artisticmnuner,atreasonableprices. So, I fear thee, modern maiden,
I then took the opportunity ,0 mention ,0 L.-,._ ~ 1 Flour, 10 so Saturdays only. 10 so " Narragansett, ofProvldcnce.R. 1.. 754.94700 FRANCIS J. arc-Knox. ‘With ill I“ d . 1
When we in our lot have patiently stood . . . - ' ' - EDWIN LOCKWOOD. Prntdtl“ Andes.0incinnstt.0. 1.550.00000 y n “1 SWW'Ome 3 mpe,
Taking whatever the Lord hath seen gcdd 11" that Ilivcd in a lily-bell, that I sometimes I ' Mu . t (ea air 6 Gun y smuum ARRANGEMENT {fefibfifscd’ilggmfé 06' 33:.33‘33; Horton. And wonder how a walking-stick
. : danced the greater part of the night, and FOR SALE vumr CHEAP! ’ ’12 y 09 ' Liverpool’onu Londo’n a’ndGlobc so a- ’ HE undersizncd baring this day formed is co- ' So closely thou canst ape
Then comcth the res er and athercth m— 'rlunN'rl D A n. I. II ' ' ' " rt hi o tb roaoncn u. . . '
p g TEE BIS! INV ' ‘ ' Y IN . Nortliilltrit‘iglfi ziiflziiércantile, do do ségiii’isiliig RA “011713.; orgmcrthecpr‘llamgs: 0‘ transactln But! 399mg thee, ““15 139k “1d long.
Life hath wrought out its didcipliae.
I". J. D.
m
The Newly Discovered Story of The
Deluge.
The announcement was made scvcral
months ago. that Professor Smith, a dis-
tinguished archmologilt connected with the
British Museum bad dcciphcrcd the inscrip-
tions on certain Assyrian slabs in that
Museum, and that the translation revealed
an accOunt of the Deluge, which in several
important respects agreed with the story
given in the Bible, although in certain other
particulars the Assyrian account differed.
with the Biblical version. Our readers rc-
collect that a portion of the Assyrian ac-
count was missing, the slabs‘on which it
was inscribed not having been found. It is
very greatly to the- credit of the London
Mraph that it had the enterprise to dis-
patch Professor Smith to the East to sear‘ch
for the' missing portions of the inscription,
and also greatly to the-credit of Professor
Smith that he persevercd until he found the
lost record of this very remarkable story of
the Flood. '
Professor Smith has written to the Tele-
graph that he has been successful in the
chicf’object'of his mission to the banks of
the river Tigris. When he published the
translationof the Assyrian account of the
Delugc, last year, he stated that he had
found that in the first column of the inscrip-
tion; about fifteen lines were lost. This
hiatus occurred at an interesting point, for
the Divine instructor was about to give
orders for cmbarkation. Professor Smith
writes to tho Toggrcph.
It is needless, therefore, to say with what
satisfaction I ‘ lighted upon the welcome
tablet which fills up this very important
gap}. - The fragment I found during the
Daily Telegraph expedition belongs to the
first column of thé Deluge series of inscrip-
tions; it continues the speech of the God
Ben, the commencement of which is on the
portion of tablet already in the Museum.
0n the fragment of the old collection, Hes
tells Sisit to warn the world, because of the
wickedness of the people; on the Daily
Wrap)» portion Hen continues by predict-
ing the flood, and then commands Sisit as
follows:
«9“ On the coming of the flood which I
shall send, thou shall enter into. the ship,
and'the door of the ship turn; thou shalt
send into the midst of it thy corn, thy fur-
niture and goods, thy gold and silver, thy
male slaves and thy female slaves, the sons
of the army, the beasts of the field, and the
animals of the field; all that thou hcar-
est thou shall do; . . . they shall spread,
and they shall guard the door of the ship.
Sisit attended, and opened his mouth, and
spake to the God Hes, his lord.’ Five lines
of the specch of Sisit follows this. They
are too mutilated for exact translation; and
than in answer Sisit refers to the} difficulties
in the way of the work. - I.need not dwell
upon the interest of placing this account
side by side'with that contained in the book
of Genesis. ,
These inscriptions are deeply interesting
to all the religious world, as well as to
archmologists. They were made ' a re-
mote age, when some of the most important
events mentioned in the Bible werotaking
place, and have been buried out of sight for
more than 2500 years. Thus it is that the
that the bees were very much in the habit of
waking me at an unreasonable hour in the
morning. She said she would attend to it.
“And do the bees wake wax ?" I asked.
“By a process best known to themselves,’
replied Deborah. “It is not in my line just
now, and I am quite sure that I could not
describe it to you. The bees say they cannot
tell how they do it, but they wish to kccp
the secret among themselves. The sides of
these cells are the onchundred and eightieth
part of an inch in thickness. So you see we
must use an immense quantity of wax." ‘
“You must, indeed," I replied. “And are
the cclls‘always made in lhis shape 1‘”
“ch," said she. “They are six7sided. The
early bees‘flxcd upon that as the best for
strength and cocnomy of space, and no
change has been made since. Howcvtr, the
Bumble bees,” she added, with a slight ex-
pressioppfiscnrn, anthoughah. had said “the
Beggars“ “have away which they prefer.
They put it up in bags, and— store it under
1
been done in Fairy-lamina to “borrow” 9.
“And you tell me the workers do the
fighting. Is there much fighting to do ?" I
asked. ,
“A great deal," replied Deborah. “We
have many enemies, bother on them! Mice,
caterpillars, moths, snails; robber-bees, and
other evil-minded creatures l" ’ As she said
this,"shc' buzzed fiercely and unshcalhed her
cling. ‘ - ~
“Lookherc, a moment,” said she, “said you
will see one of them." >
And there in the corner, guarded by a
squad of bees, lay a‘ wretched snail, a prison-
er in his own shell. The edge, of the shell
was covered with a strong cement, which
hold it firmly to the floor. .
"I think? we have him now, the villain,"
said my. guide. His shell is fastened with
propolisl’ . ‘
“What is propolis l” I asked.
"It is .becigluc,” she replied; “resin from
the budsof trees."—From “A Visit to a Bee
Hive,” in St. Nicholas for November.
5
To st'rnov Boos, AN'rs,fE'rc.—No insect
which crawls can live under the application
of hot alum water. It will destroy rcdaTnd
black ants, cockroaches, spiders, chintz bugs
and all the myriads of crawling pests which
infest our houses during the heated term.
Take two pounds of alum and dissolve it in
three or four quarts of boiling water; let it
stand on the stove until the alum is all melt-
ed; then apply it with a brush while nearly
boiling hot, to every joint and crevice in
your closets, bedsteads, pantry shelves, and
the like. ’Bi‘ush‘ thc crevices in the floor ‘of
the skirting or mop boards, if you suspect
that they hadlor vermin. .
Ifin whitewashing a ceiling, plenty of a1-
um is added to the lime, it will also serve to-
keep insects at a distance. Cockroaches will
flee the paint which has been washed in'cooi
alum water. Sugar barrels and boxes can be
freed from cuts by drawing a wide chalk
mark just around the edge of the top of
them. The mark must be unbrokenhor they
will creep over it, but a continuous chalk
mark, half an inch in width, will set their
dcpredations at naught.
Powdered alum or borax will keep th
chintz bug at a respectable distance, and
c
No Fluctuations ! Always I
,The Wealth ofthc Country is made by the Advance .
nent, in EAs-rlllsu NanxAsxA.
them “gill ll’lfifi‘lfi‘ 1161 Nthe mar-kc
DEFY C .
Flu and Ten Years Oredltcyl‘von, with Interest of of:
a- .
Maps mailed free],
“SECRET or soccnss I
82 pan
0 tin
Tribune: &Co., Bankers & Brokers, 80 Wall St.,
New York.
V "V ilewelr Books Games &c. in their owulocalities.
gromid' ' o . No cayital nce'ded. Catal' us. terms, be" sent
This W83 ‘10 ”9"5 10 319- SW11 0 thing has free. . o. ucxaav, s; c ., Augusta, Me.
little honey. from the Bumble-bee, in time of you!“ or o, m“: mom filled“ "3:" mt“ ,n
' ' ‘ tho rs are momen s or a e me. an a any-
acarcity. But I said nothing. n . ancmg“ free. “are"
thing else
roving in Value 1
11 Real Estate.
NOW IS THE TIME 1
Millions of acres of the finest lands on the Conti-
now for sale-many of
t—at prices that
t.
The Land Grant Bobds of the Com any taken at
or for lauds. They can now be pure used at a lgrge
1Egalli'nll t' lars given new Guide with new
u ai- 1011
p by addres’stng O. F. DAVIS,
and Commissionsr If. P. R. R.
OuAuA, Nan.
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Men, Girls and Boys wanted to
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par day i Agents wanted! Allclasssa
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510 0
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to inspection by customers, No reading-room,
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number. Every Advertisement is taken at the
home price of the paper, without any additional
Charge or commission, so that an advertiser, in deal-
ing with the Agency, is saved trouble and corros-
poudence making one contract instead of a dozen,
a hundra or a thousand. A Book of eight- pages
containing lists of best upers, largest circu atious.
religious papers, in rlcn_tural papers, class papera.
political as crs, da ypapers, ccuntrypspers, ma 8-
zines an a l publications, with some lnformct on
about prices, is sent FREE ‘to any address on
application. Persons at a distance wishing tomake
contracts for advertising in an town. city, county,
State or Territory of the Unite States. or any por-
tion of the Dominion of Canada, may send a concise
statement of what they want, together with a copy
ofthe Advertisement they desire inserted, and
will receive information by return mail which will
cnablé'them to decide whether to increase, reduce
or fore o the order. For such information there
ls-no c or e whatever. Publishers not only send
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I
AMEllllllN lNSlllTUTE.
Great National Exhibition
NOW OPEN. .
AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL.
2d 6: 3d Avenues—83¢ & 64 “I 813.,
New York.
Wonderful Machine in motion. SplendidFi-ults
and products from the est. Silk and cotton Goods,
Ladies’ Shoes and Ivory Goods manufactured on the
premises. together wlth scores’of other Novelties, all
produced by Machinery. The rest Corset Loom,
.never before exhibited. New I. lntorestrngWood
and Metal Working Machines, all driven by enor-
mous Steam Engines. More Novelties to be seen in
a few hours under one roofthan can usually be seen
in years. Kcating’s full Band, aftrenoon and even-
ing. 0 en from 9 a. m. to 10p. m. admission, 50
cents. hiidren half-price.
A BOOK ron couukcvlcu'r
211187.
To which he wo no invite the attentiononilwao
wish to purchase first-class goods, at .
Reamonablo Prices.
DRIED BEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTY. BEST
OF HANS, EITHER WHOLE OR SLICED.
Dropiu and see usia our new store,
\lo. 9 MAIN STREET.
Boo-rs. a" 82038
T
HE cuflscribcr would respectfully calltbeatton-
tion of the public to their
NEW STOCK 0F GOODS,
consisting of a general assortment of
Boots,Sllccs,-liaitcrs,
&c., both for Gentlemen and Ladlcs'wcaif which
wilibe sold very low for Cash, at theold stand.
Hunt’s 131.0015,
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
Allkinds ofGents’ and Ladies' Boots, Shocwbc.‘
madcto ardeniu themost workmanlikemannermnd
at fair prices.
HORSE CABS RUN 'RIVGHT BY TRBDOOB.
HIRAM 8. BROWN.
J UST RECEIVED I
A large assortment of V
PAPER NOVELS. ac.
Also, several novelties in
Stationery.
‘SELLECK’S VBUUK STORE.
REMOVAL.
_A_T_
office and residence to house lateli
.homas Sanford Esq., on ELI. STRE
in West Avenue, right hand.
o’clock P. M.
Norwaik, April lot. 1873.
Norwalk Fish Market.
Fish Market, of R A
constantly on hand all kinds of
and allvarietles of choice IIII'I’S
in their season. CHARLES W.
03' Spring Chickens Dressed to order.
Norwalk,Apr1112th. 1873.
ALL KINDS
lNSUlllNGE 00MPANY,
. Steam lowing,
gSash,
when
R. JAMES E. BARBOUR, has removed his
occupied by
'1‘, lat door
Oflice hours 2 and
BE subscriber havin bou ht out the old Bridge
s, intends keeping
FRESH rrsn, OYSTEBS,CLAMS,&0.,
{039.5% ‘5‘
FIRE
,.
' South Norwalk, Conn.
———._s-.-
Casi Capital, _ $200,000
Assets,l,Jllll873,,$3012,924.35
W. S. HAMFORDJ’reudcnt, _
II. n. TURNER, Secretary.
son'rn nonwann .
.Planins M111'Oo.
Builders and others areinfomed that this Com-
pany are_ now prepared to execute in thebeu
'mnncrat s‘tnotl'cc, allkindsof
Scroll Sawing,
, Planning,
and Turning.
The willalso furnish onthe mostroalo'nablctcrms
allk ads of ‘
Lumber and . Timber,
cndmanufacturc toorder.
C
Blinds,
Doors, Etc.
j BALUSTEBS,'NBWBLS, &C.,
For Stairs and Railings, and
Wainnl,Aah,Clacrry.Whlle wood
Sc, kept constantly on hand.
. Prompt attention given to orders. worksnear
the Steamboat Landing, SOUTH NORWALK.
. C. F. 'l‘OLL‘IS,
D. B. A USTIN. R. I. TOLLES, Treasurer.
R.‘I. Ti illLlS.
~ Ayc'r’s
E ‘ ' V '
. . our _ 1gor,
' For restoring to Gray Hair lts
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
.. ., effectual for
-. preserving the
E hair. It soon
restores faded
' or gray hair
to its original
V » 2 color, with the
loss and freshness of youth. Thin
flair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though not: always,
cured by its use.‘ Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or' the glands amphied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a. new
- gtowth‘of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pastysedi-
merit, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent; the hair
from turning gray or-fallingoofi‘, and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it; gives to the
. :1 I
NflRinLK iii NW lflllll.
THE ELEGANT. FAST AND NEW STEAMER,
N and after Monday Oct 6th, 1873, will leave
Pier 81. East River, foot of Market Street, at
2:40. and 88d Street at 3 o’clock.»M P.
Leave South Nor-walk every morning at 7:50, or
on arrival of railroad trains.
Pal-9,75 cts.,ExcnrsionTickets$1.25
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
CITY OF NORWALK do P. F. BRADY
Willleave each end of ~theroutc everycvenlug.
Produce soldwithout charge for commission.
Freight: at usual rates.
DANBUBY a: NOBWALK R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 20th, 1878.
DAILY TRAINS.
Daily trains leave Non-all: Bridge.
At 9 48 a. m., For all stationb on the Danbur «is
4 55 p. :1. Norwalk lb ShepaugVallev B. ..
and connectin at Howleyviilewilh up trains on the
Honorable cad.
At 0 55 p. m. For Daubury, and all Stations. .
' At 11 l! a. m. For Bidgefleld and intermediate
Stations. '
At 11 40 p. in. Freight train,
Lease Normal]: Bridgcfor South Norwalb.
'At'l 83 1045n.ln.. 213 538 000p.m.
Loaoevbanburyfor Mama":
030 and 045 a. nu 0: 430 p. m.: Freight train
a 0 g. m.
JO N W. BACON. 5111.”.
III ran, Ill IIAVEI I. HAIIFIIII IAILIIAI
NEW YORK a NEW HAVEN DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.’
Commencing May 28th, 1872.
Trainsleavc Passenger Station at South Norwalk
asfoilows:
South Nor-walk for New York.
An.“ A. 11., Boston Express.
4.14 “ Boston Ex recs.
0.00 “ Accommo atlon
0.45 “ Accommodation
- 7.45 “ Local Express stoppin" at Dariou,
Noroton anti Stamford
0.28 “ Accommodation
~ 11.00 " Express.
1.18 P. M. Accommodation
8.04 " Boston Express.
4.09 “ Boston Express.
5.00 Accommodation
5.51 Benton Ex ress.
6.37 " Accommo atlon
9.37 “ Boston Express.
New York for south Nor-walk.
At. 7.10, 8.05(Ex.,) 9.05, A.M;12.00 M l..00(lx.,)3.1§
(Sx..) 3.55. 4.88 (Local ex.,) 5.10, (Local Bx) 0.35,
8.10 (Ex) and 9.00 (Em) P. M, '
South Nor-walk for New Haven.
At6.30 A. If., Accommodation
0.03 “ Accommodation
0.41 “ Boston Ex regs.
10.54 “ o Accommo ratio)!
1.58 P. M., Accommodation
9
8.27 “ Boston Bx ress.
5.54 " Accommo ation
6.14 “ Accommodation
0.48 “ Accommodation
9.51 “ ' Boston Express.
10.48 " Boston Express.
‘ Trains leave New Haven for South Norwalk,“
mo, (Ex.,) 3.10. (Ex.,) 5.30. 6.30, 8.10, 9.45. (lx.,) A.
.:1 M.;l.55 (ex.) 2.30, (Ex..)4.45, (Ex. ) 5.20,
0.30,(Ex.,) r. M. ForBridgeport at 2.40 P. in.
Sec large bills of advertisement at Station
Houses and Hotels.
E. M. REED, Gen’l Supt., New Haven. -
JOHN. '1'. MOODY. Sup’t Grand CentralDapot
Sow York.
MI. E. DANN,
«llllllW-l‘lK HOTEL lllElll,
River Street. '
The very best of Turnouts,—not to be surpassed by
any private establishment in the county. ‘
Queen of Liverpool lb London , do do 1,355.80000
Imperial. ofLondon, do do 5,313,665 00
And other Companies,Stock andMutual,ln Con-
necticut and New York.
GEORGE B.COWLES. HOMERMERRILL
LEATHER :
VBELTING.
Milli. T. PlllWll‘l‘,
45 MAIN STREET, NORW Am
Have secured the agency for ,
P. Jecvell &' Son’s
norm BELTING,
which will be sold at
lCWEST FACTORY PRICES. -
the Furniture and Undertaking uslncss, at the 01
stand of E. Raymond ck Son. respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
Norwulk, June 10th, 1873.
GEORGE II. RAYMOND,
- WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD.
In view of the change above named the under-
signed requests that all parties indebted to the late
firm of E. Raymond do Son, will call and settlethelr
accounts without delay.
GEORGE H. RAYMOND.
0 THE PROBATE COURT. FOR THE DIS-
TRICT OF N ORWALK.
The ripplicatiou of HENRY M. HOYT, of the
town 0 Norwalk. in said district, respectfully
showethz— _
That he is parent and also legally appointed
guardian to Henry I. Hoyt, a minor belonging to
said District, and that said Minor is the ow er of
t efollowlng real csta,c,viu z—one certain arcel
0 land situated, lying and being in said Town of
Norwalk, in quantit , on. road more or less, and
bounded Nonherly y land of Truman B. Dennis,
Easterly by land of Hannah La Cost, or highway
Sontherly by landoi Ann B‘. Wilson, wife of Thomas
Wilson and Westerly by land lately owned by
said Henr M. Hoyt. -
And he urther says. that. the estate is at present
unproductive; that the avails thereof are wanted
for the support, maintenance and education of said
minor; an that. it will be for the advanta e ofsald
minor to sell the same, and investthc avai thereof
according to law ; wherefore he says that there isjust
and reasonable cause for selling the name. He.
therefore pm a the court to order said real estate
to be sold, an to empower him, or somcothermeet
person to sell the same, pursuant to thestatuteln
such case made and provided.
HENRY M. HOYT.
Parent and Guardian as aforesaid.
Dated November, ad, 1873.
Districto/Norwalk, Probate Courtm. November “-
A. D. 1878.
ORDERED, that the foregoing application b.
beard and determinod at, the Probate oncciu
Norwalkdn said district, on the 17th day of Jan. 1814,
at 0 o'clock, forenoon; and abortion” thereof be
published in some weekly public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies. three weeks auc-
cesslvelg, at least six weeks before said time
assigne
GEODGB A. DAVENPORT. Mn.
'1'“
Daniela] Norwalk,sa.Probate Court Nor. “b.1813
TATE of CYRUS CROFOOT, late of New
Canaan, in said district, deceased.
. The Conrtof Probatefor theDistrlctof Not-walk
bathlllnltcd and allo a six months from the date
hereof, for the Creditors of . said Rotate, to exhibit
theirclaimsfor settlement. Those who neglect to
preseutthcir accounts, properly attcstcd,.wlth1n
said time, wiilbe debarrcd arecover'y. All persons
mediatepaymcnt to WIL
3345
Administratilr.
NOTICE.
EREAS my wife AMELIA J. BERKS has
or provocadon. this is toforbid all persons from
harborin or trusting her on my'account as] shall
pay no dc ts of her contractingkalftcr this date.
URL BRERS.
Wilton, Oct. 81st, 1873.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Drug Store. where
$510 $20
Portland, Maine.
perdayl Agents wanted lAllclasso
of workiugpeople, ofcithersax, old
or young, make more such ey at. work for us in their
are moments, or all the time, than at anything
0 ac. Particulars free. Address G. Stinson a 00.,
H. M. a: c. s. smut,
Dealers in Pure Drugs and Medicines, areo
ing anew and choice assortment of FancyG
N E W no OMS ! .
NEW FURNITURE !
E . QUINTAlim’s sons,
AVE removed to their new rooms in the Post-o
Furniture of every duerlpflon,
At greatly reduccdprices.
UNI) EBTAKING,
in all its branches.
lice Building. (entrance 'one door west of tho
oliltore) where they have a very large aslortmcnto-
Hand Mirrors, Combs, Song
Brushes, Tooth Brushes. S avlng Btu
era and splendid Toilet Sets. at reduced rates.
ames, a ver
Pictures, Alpha et and Building Blocks and every-
rlces to suitlhetimes. oils of‘all kinds and
‘ nittal Paper and Envelopes. Canary Birds. goo}:
Fish and Globes. Sole Agents for the celebrated
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
Also, for the U. S. TEA CO.
Best Tea and Coffee at N.Y.'Prioes.
I
For: SALE.
- séalp arrests and prevents the forma-
tion cf dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Frcc from—film _ .
deleterious at MS, and anu-
THE THREE JUDGES.
. nus to th'él’li‘nir, fhc Vigor can only
benefit but; notllarm it. If wanted
, noBWALx, CONN.
Wagons run to every train and the steamboat.
Baggage and packages called for and delivered in
”Jamaica.
Gi er
Fora-dict and euro 2 Co 4g
-morbn‘s. Smot- Co‘inplnllntbm
- .PIMEaLfl'bandlc him.
Enquire at the
GAZETTE OFFICE.
LUMBER MARKET.
indebted to said Estate are reguefile‘g $231.36 m.
left my bed and board without anylult cause
0
The attention of the public and cspcciallyof visit-
ors to Norwclk is hereby directed to the Corner
“in
a Shavin Mu . dr
' almige'rfumd
large variety, Puzzles, Dissected
thing in the line of Toys Croquet Sets. Wallets at
+ snl'llilliluilillil
And thinking on thy state,
I grant at once, in foollishness,
Thou canst be very great.
' A Ban—Tho Evansville (Ind) Herald
says “A six-year-old genius who lives in this
city rejoices in the name of Henry. One day
Heury’smother was iI’OIill g out some recent -
ly washed linen. Henry stood by and in-
tautly watched the faculty will: which the
wrinkles disappéarcd upon the advent of the
flat-iron. From time to time, he glanced
uneasily stills somewhat ancient papa, who
lay recumbent upon a sofa, dreaming the
happy hours away. The youth gazed with
sorrow upon the furrows that remorseless
time had ploughed upon the'once alabaster
brow of 'his dad, and then was this future
voter seized with is. brilliant idea. Du-
ring a temporary absence for a few moments
'of the female stay and prop of the house, our
hero seized a flat-iron, and tip~toeing somy
to his fathor'a side, began industrioualy
‘ smoothing and ironing out the wrinklesfrom
that gentlemkn'sforcbcad. The father dream-
ed that he was standing on his head in the
center of Vesuvius during an eruption, and
then he awoke and reversed his oflspring for
itcn' minutes. Henry has ceased to slide
down stair baluatradas for ibciprelent, and
the 'unt‘amctf rocking-horse prances in si-
'_ lance, whilc' Henry’s pa patronize: molasses
' and cotton to an alarming'extent. '
A number or young V'meu,‘ of Nashville,
who propose to turn their discomfiturc into
mcrrymaking, and their Vwocs into Missal],
have formed a society of Rejcclcd'Lovcrs.
The name indicates thc qualifications re_‘-’
quired for membership, and the Organizas’
lion seems destined to be an extended pop-
ularity. There is thought to be not a par-_‘
ticle of doubt that this club is organized
upon a basis that will speedily make it the
most select affair of its kind in the world,
as far as sturdy manhood and b‘onhomic
are concerned. This selectness will be in-
finitely enhanced by a rule of the club;
, which provides for the instant and ignomiu-
ions expulsion of any member who betrayi‘
his weakness by going back to a young lady
whd has disearded him once, whether at her
instance or his own. When a member
finally marries he is put on thé retired list,
but can be reinstated to active membership
in the event of becoming a widower. The_
idea is novel and challenges the kindly conr
consideration of every one who has pathos
in his heart or humor in his brain. V
‘ HAvx Common—It conduces much 10'
our content if we pass by those things which
happen to our trouble, and consider what is'
pleasing and prosperous. that by the up“:
‘scntation of the better the worsc'may bc"
blotted out. If Ibe overthrowii'lu mm:
at law, yet my house is left me still, and my:
land, or I have a virtuous wife, 'or hopeful:
children, or kind frlcnda', or good hopes. If?
. J
I have lost one child, it may be‘I have-two:
A VERY superior and valnable’fa unit 3:. .915. three sill-l 19“ me. ,Enjoy the ”959m,
hands, ’maaua'ifiimnommg. A M, whatsoever it may be, audibe not solicilous,
for the future, for if you take your foot from
the present standing, and thrust it forward"
toward tomorrow’s cunt, you are in a rail:
less condition ;, it is like refusing to quench
your present thirst by fearing you will want
drink the next day. If' to-morrow you '
should want, your sorrow would come timo’
enough, though you do not hasten it; let
earth is made to yield up the secrets hidden travelers should always carry a bundle of it En.» 1 _ . r ‘ til i . A I it d . , _ . _ .
in its bosom, to confirm the records of tra. ,in their handbags tO'SCilitel‘ over and under Story of the Men who beheaded the'§.§f'ab"“ . . --r - ' » merely. for a HAIR DRESSING, rigglil‘ségfggiitgi‘c; oi-oigi’sjisi: dourLfifiivlg‘bmg ..‘3§§€£§?‘nfi§°ffi§§k§2fiifi$ your tronble‘tarry till its own time comes:
on... and moon. on. pm... in hotels. etc- While W... B. R... .....o..m.-«*......ss..: s o n ,. n r s 'r i so: nothings!“ a... be oundrso s.....n.. ' ' °‘ osoacssrrrriiiivmn; ... inmates. ohm... .... LEWIS 3113351,}, - 85 co. valor .1. nos... ohm-day. reed o...
:52: fata hotel in Denver, Col, with a party, most my: hoof-7"" ' ” Contammgnelther ollnor dye, It does ~ “MO-Wk. THE LAU RING . .I . I them, and the evils of it bear patiently and
,, ,d,°'-““»°"‘ ”am-- v«whomcomplained”champion”; out: snail.across.analogical f9” sugarsmomut... ,1}... in... one. w. taco, . sweetisnfor o... a... 0...... m...
1 9. 'tion to the direct results of the tasks fthese dismount-vb: ”y i 8 use, an . than that of the fugitive Jud es whohad an scribed - ong on e air, glvmgl anc , g ossy‘ m'“. T b L I, (lead to ester-do and not at born ,0 the
o ‘ the death-“ammo” Kin g" "19 “Hail“ i5 “1- fa; [Executed with neatn‘ess and dispatch lustre, and a. grateful pdrfume. Sold b” “”99”“ ”"1 Wm- ’ '- 4 1'“ er, . ‘ “m 01', marrow.—S-’Jsrm'y,1'aylor. y
Sunday School Missionary Work, there are
many incidental fruits such as the disjr'iw
tiongof the Wind gfgw-xmon‘g these
rowan)? by starting and encourag-
ing public worship, aside from that in the
11° keg'uAavO. the contents of my bundle
among the party, not only to their great rc‘
‘lief,but to the utter discomfiturc of the bugl,
’who were forced to seek new pastures.—
,0ountry G’mflamcn,
[——
terwoven with the earl hisgo ‘of new Haven, Mll-
ford, Guilford and Ba icy, an presents sketches of
the localities traditions and'cnccdotes connected
with the fugitives during their rllous conceal-
ment in the rnfant colonies. The a ter will be of
special interest to the pea le of flirt r , which ex-
hibits the evidence that ol. Gallo, lived the last
g—A'r Till-
V Preparcd by Dr. .I. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical-mammal. cums-u.
-V Paasasxe Tickets
. Ayer’s
‘ Sar’saparill-‘a
V Builders’ Hardware, «kc,
Shingles, Lath,
There is nothing in: name. We always,
knew it, and uow‘we believe it. A thief
bearing the sweet and innocent name, of
- r n , bl di d . .
sands; Schools. _ , ______ {irsfaslra‘alo‘wrm “finalist”: “mm,” “gym;- ,, ,0 E. h 2 anrosehaslustbeen arrested m 3......
ARW' (1 WS D. Potter, a missionary of the I, 51:;ng Turcx or A KnurucnvL Awm_ gaggle House, New York. For sale by all book- {a A z E T T 3. Boron ch ,0 the 'cfiyofsouth "3' : "£31253: ‘3 AT llllllESAlE All IE‘I’All. for stealing a hat. 'But the telegraph oper-
. Vulcrlean nudity School Mission m Micln- . -A correspondent of the Dresden (Toms) . . Eggs:I‘llmban:s&:?&opgcg£&malk‘f;gggc A a n ' , ”maxim,- YARD: ator who jumped froma train on the Balli.
gun, by personal interviews and by letter, . Damocrau says: Colonel Jackson M61181": or CA" “H Y B I H D S :31“qu mt ”mini-mitten when to Is Widely known E > more and Potomac Railroad last Saturday
- retain msnyromsrcustomrmna to merit and ro- as one of the most N AR STEAMBOAT LANDING’ was appropriately christened for his name
, 1
has induced ministers to go and preach in
more than thirty places, where it would
Vchnderson Ky. ., is my authority for the fol-
lowing anccdote : About 1840 or ’42 a cousin
ANOTHER lot of Good Singers, just received.
H. M. do C. S. PROWITT.
Price 84.00 each.
STEAM PRINTING QFFICEl
ic ofSouth
ceive the confidence and trafi; of the goo
» . H. . mum.
Borwalk
O
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
tf Wachlnzton Stu-cl. So.!orwalk.
Was Daft.
Ni." been a long time 1191'01'8 they would of his moved to Tennessee and shortly after - - _ . - . .
' " ‘ . . . ‘ ’ ' o _ . . c - I .______..___~_
hm 1"“ “‘1’ ‘° “5“ “3°“. P’“°e”- 5° doing 50, became “"01"“ l“ “1“"!an Kerosene 011 D’ARTCIS' CHALLENGE TEE “ BARTRAM.” 2,33%? Ifhmqfinsyn: ' - Mommas on GnA'rrrunu'—If one
titer-oplemaked up by hlsvmts and Her; killed a man named Taunton. He was 1_n- ' ’ TheBartramSewingN-chinebtherazeatproanc FOREIGN DRAFTS, the blood It has Secure the Shadow are the Sub- 81mm 3*" me ‘ dishofmi and ‘9" me.
mons, have exerted themselvcs, and in
‘dicted for murder. but left and returned to
At 32 'cents per-_-Gallon,
ICE CREAM.
tion of invontivc genius. It has the
- stood the test of
year-9,7 with a con-
. stance fades.
there were particles of iron in it, I might
look for them with my clumsy fingers, and
.mnY cases have secured Preachinll- . In Kentucky. He killed the man insclf-dc- 1 ’ . Sin’iC’i/w fl -
0119 such 08“. 1“ tWO weeks, batwcenthlrty ‘fense, but the wife of the murdcred man be- .‘ AT E. K. [OGKWQDD 8. {Having addcdlargelyto my facilities fol-the mom. or theWilcoxV & Gibby, but have. theiock-stitcb ., . ., . fittings”, Wmig ".1” __,,.o.o___ be unable to detect them; but let me take a
““1 {01'th 13103“! from the Sunday 8011001 ing the only witnela 0f the killing, he was 11 actureof with a revolving shuttle, which, revolving on its' infill - ~ ‘ . ’ .9111“ ' ' ma net nd wee an.“ h -, nd how-it
u t d b h' h - - - ‘ - . carrier, is mbiecttouo wear.and requires no oiling 31° mes) and sustained by Its re- g a s p g 1 la
'.~--’ e y m“ ' 99mg ””99"” h°P°' ,relllctmt to 0mm“ 1‘" “use ‘0 3‘ Jury,_and - . I o E o a E AM ,1, _W,blchtb_e thread wouldotberwise be soiled: and , markable cures. So mild as to be safe and . would draw to itself the most invisible par-
fully converted. .yet reluctant to. keep concealed. ' _ . _ " ’ :tfigggggaglmgi‘l‘ig 5:13: ei: avoided. This FOR SALE AT.TIIE beneficial to children, and yet so searching MISERABLE TINTYPES ticlcs by the mere "power of attraction:
, In another instance the missionary gO" 3- § He deputiscd Colonel MoLain to ascertain JACKSON" BROS- ! l,‘;‘,?,l’{f.ll;f£,tte“ll 235.25.335.55‘a'l‘l‘i‘ml‘fill'sfli‘i ' ' 4 g . 3’ t9 effectually purge out the great cor- OLD The unthankful heart, likemy fingers in the
'lninister to preach in n-placc where he had .the probable testimony of the murdered . ' patronage with which I have sofar been frivored'. Razndoty , , mill)!!! qfflle lood, ruckus the scmfillous ’ ' sand, idiscov'ers Vno mercies, but let “,5
Justfitlflifi a Sunday 5011001. and ii «‘1 vary man’s wife, and have an impeaching witness . . . . ~ . ' no case or operationmakingonmhirdmammchu (11:3th :11]: ”Illumination: Implmues, FADE" m" DAGHEBREOTYPES, thankful heart sweep through life day as’
P 8.118, P 16-11108, Fanning! Part1“, with u” “n“ “‘0“on 0’ “I“ ‘09" “in "Y 0211" G AZ ETT E OF F I C E or uses t have lurked m the system and V the magnet finds the iron so it will findVVlu
' 9 p v »
abort jdlne ‘the' whole neighborhood was
changed -in character. ‘Iu cases whore
munching could not be had, prayer meet-
ings have; grown out of theiSunday Schools
and the interest aWakeucd by it.—Baptiai
,ifpossiblc. She had. been extremely reti-
f cent about the afl'air from the day of its 00-
currence, and the secret was locked in her'
,own bosom. Colonel McLain sent for a
younglawyer of an adjoining county, and
JEWELE RS
KEEP CONSTANTLY 0N HAND A F U L L
and Assemblies
but all kinds, furnished and attended.
- My saloon in South Norwnlk isopen cariyandlate
and I shall be happy to See my friends at all times.
:madhlnc,
Ease.
It. is the easiest ru in .~
:Machlnes. Delicalus’ia'clmz of tbc “a":
of Sewing
' ins who canno
can operate the-Bartram without fatigue.
use others
for years, soon yield to this power-fill anti-
dote, and than pear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many 0 which are publicly known,
of Scrofnla, and all scrofillous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and erugtive dis-
orders of the skin, Tumors, B otchcs,
Poor Card Photographs,
are daily brought to me to be copledof some dear
friend. Whynot get good pictures—,NOW—whih
your children are well. 8'. T. WHITNEY.
everyhour some heavenly blessing-only
the iron in God’s sand is gold—0. W.
Holman. ' ’ -
’ I ‘ transplant.
Um'm. - tthey met in the woods near Trenton to plan. STOCK 0? C‘ 3' D’ARTOIS, ' ' ‘ ' pim mm} VV
Much mfimntmn in‘ They had learned that all. would be the fol- . ' N B P t' EOPTH NORwiiAiiKl; chixf' Best Needle. 123%]? V 51%?!“ Rose :22 8&3; Speaking Of the 05“! V°f All“ F “1°13
. 'low'n d d ' litth ' it t i - -- 8' ‘05 0n 0 town supp e y s or II. has the bestlneedle in thewo 1.1— ll t d . . ‘ ‘ as, Te 1' Salt. Rheum,‘ ' .8 ' ' h chad “hair “39‘0" 03'” machine‘-
Europe to stop the echo m (”meal-315 l g 55' an m‘ ”0"“ or a th. FINE Gal-D AND SILVER WATCHES Boat. 99 straight withailatshauk. Bysimplvrputfingitaiip, NOIflnlk Conn, 11 Ringwormnnd internalc‘I‘Ilg spectacles 108"” a" kinds 0f Eyes v; 22d who-e scalp is being minced ,by
‘ house of a pious Methodist, she being firm in
ill the needle bar as far as it will 0.11519 set right
notations of the Uterus, Stomach,
means of contributions of cuticle from syn".
and churches by stretching wires across the . ' ' . - - ' A d e n b
, , _ _ the some fruit]. JEWELRY.SILVER AIIPLATII WARE In , n ver astp cvaricdforthlc ortbiugoods. and. Liver. , ‘ . ‘ .
bumflensiciroogye limifiefiiuofg 241:: :1: TI" young lawyer was unknown in “no“ orevcrydescription T H E S E C O R Durability. . plain“. to whichlit gigglézms Sgttgeispecx-coq. ' AGENT FOR pathiaing friends, the Hartford Times is re-
. I 's . n - " . s ‘ ' ' - f ' u , :-
coho in his church, adopted precisely the Ezrgl'osiiiiinlgt Etnjrranr%:%::rb:::.to E; t. L00 3.5131113”, SHUTTLE 'hil‘gedgi'tkhaut qllgsltion, :h‘e most durable machine ‘ $fi$§éfléflfirfimfi ayl’tgmp- LAZARU' & ,MORRISS’ $223,,9f "he followulg- queer . ban”:
"m? pucc.” previous tome “"1““ 0‘ um, Lanna, u Join. a Clit”allda:1inl:.- Repairing, in . all its Branches ' ' _ 'butflve workin“ paritifin'i'ifl lgi’iiiirififgdiiéb'i: Female Weakness, Debfllm CELEBRATEDPERFECTED “In ,ifi. View“, me}, ;, aman “pump;
tho mvcntlon in Europe, it having been i a ll . 15- SEWING MA CHINE. {“10 10‘?“ fgllfiflbie dexree- All the welrinz pm- Leucorrhcca, when theyare manifesta- ' fin ears of age with a head as banana
ter. He appeared at tho house aforesaid, as Done inthc besimnner. "e m“ °° ‘ ° “sum" “‘1 ”9"“i‘m‘l’nfl'm Cabin. and steerage passages to or from Great trons of the scrofulo‘us poisons. ‘ SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES, shiby’bmwth as a’billlard-ball—tbc efl'ect of
suggested to him by the analogy of waves
broken against piling driven for the pur.
pose, he judging that waves of sound would
be destroyed in a siniilar way. His experi-
mcnt in St. Paul’s, Brunswick, Me., a build-
ing when the 'cch03_was an exceptionally
if by accident and piously sold several books.
It was getting late and thapplied for lodg-
ing for the night, but was refused until the
widow came to his aid, being struck with
the "young brother.” Supper over, praycr
was the order and he the leader. Fervently
—AL80—
Ag’tsiurSmlth’s American flrgans,
To which we wouldinvite tlleattentionofrhe
lair-tolling Noodle—(Jan?! be u!
Wrong,
Bus and ulet running.
Fee Posit vc:No Springs.
A Ra id Sewer.
Tens on Self-Adjusting.
Sews from Tissue Paper to Leather.)
: important feature in view, viz., that it should be so
. . ~ .
General Efi‘icoency.
The inventor, (M r. W. B. Bartram,\ has kept on.
constructed as not to limit its usefulness to any
specialty. of work, but to be adapted to bolhll‘ght
and bony sewing equally well.
we Invite
Britain, soldat the established rates. nr'nas issued
at thclowut New York rates,
It is anncxcellent restorer of health and
strength in tho Sprin . By renewing the
upgietl-te and vigor of- c digestive organs,
it 591 ates the depression and listless lan-
guoro the season. Even where no disorder
appears, peoplcfeel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
Also, a large assortment of .5] III ' 3].."
0|! PEI lE SPECTACLES the on} kln 0'" I“
produce that no not tire the eye, that gives a clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.
Warranled for five years without change of lenses.
Special attention givcnto fittinglcnrslgbtcdpeople.
A large assortment of .
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
' AT
a rash investment,'iu earlicr life, in abouts
of“hair oil,” or hair dressing of. some sort,
purchased ofairaveliug pcddler. Thou";
twcnty-fivo years-”ago; and: the loss of the
hair, which followed very spcedily thcnse
f the “rector-er," has never been replaced,
from that day to this. ' . '
But the case is less singular than that of
O
troublesome one, is. a- perfect success, and his etitions as“ do a d h' f Needle garrunsiu SteelBuIbing. _ 'th .
g: 311889? (93:39“ Who may need a sim- mild)! After Fraser c::vorsl:ti:llini::c::d mum“ ”we. $11.2? :g,‘;',,ke'd‘,fig'3,‘,2§?“b‘°- :Ebgiri’imoud chill 1,4t gill agcnc .iid ei‘niuc this fii‘cm renewed Vigor and a new lease 0f two aged gentlcmen, one in Wethcrlflcld “d
1' ' .. » \ ' ’ . . . w b er , g a _ . ~ . __ -
consligzilfyilige 3:123:23d 032:0? 11:3: upon various topics, tho “young brother” . Ilr'éémgfig £33331? over to on. gm: 0}} 1:22:35”; vi]: a?" him: $33: [1,331.1 R E D B Y WGGd’s Jewelry StOTG’ 2:;aiztgd.gtyoilbl’e’u&n:ggtibvdfrigrrfgrzhcitfi
' , , , , lea ding it to in “r den and don _ ‘1 . e e rm. - . . . , ' . UNDER run OPERA nousn. 1 1 1 ' heads over theiriras“ ti
fl, gm met over 1 .. _ . . Ill! 1“ 93W , . . . 99° 7‘
”1:303?ggiimfgigaggggggfeg; .0... o. m...” ’ fl ° ,. 9 , .sfii‘éoi‘ii'fll‘l.’:',"§§f.‘.‘§§i.il“§il‘i2fi‘l§f.llli‘i lJ0HN'1SC0T’l‘,Agont, . ‘r “- “WT“ 4" 00- Dr. J. c. AYER c 00., Lowell. Mass, bound-snags, 0-2; eggrggcgfg w-
' . This woman, interwed under the fascina- ““10”” with H- L- nuns, “"1118 ”800m“ '1“ mm" “"3“ who “liner! Ind Dru-militia Room-o! Practical and Analytical Mata. manor") stunts-Annals: . gigbag‘iiiileglfairgdluid wliitc-licsrdednolg
othor, at the intersection of the transcpt and
nave, coming down to the corbcls, and also
across a portion of each of the several
arches in the nave, beginning at the top.
tion of his manner of relating, became com-
municative, and the story of her poor dear
husband’s death was related, but the Suppos-
cd murderer justified; it was her husband’s
himsel
B. o. llvnuiNclllll,
has opened a
[See the new SEGOB. Before Par-V
chasing. ‘
P. B. SEGEE, Agent,
arm nonsa brook. j '- son'rn nouwm.
no
‘ mas: A. soon,
«co bitlon at I In a EMANUI v
minis slmri‘xorrwork. "si
DRY GOODS.
SOLD 13! ALL DRCGGISTS avnnr' Wflm
These Spectacles are manufactured from "III
for: ion time; but about twc'ntyyearsa o
the cider-gluon- (Glastonbury) found hissils
ve beard beginnin' :to turn black-once
morc. Thcplpc'uiivas slowly gone on;
from that daytO‘Ttbl'l, till now, we are told,
Rev. Mr. Taylor suggests that the wires _. . . . .r ’ ’ '
need not be nearer together than one foot. . "deuce thatlod to ‘t' The ““1 W" hurri- ‘ ' ‘ y 1- nuns" melted togethcr and one-bis hi? 39121;:th Efiiffiiiifigifigfi’fifi‘
The wire is so small as mt to be seen from cd 1:5), the accused appeared and-the woman, DR I i G- STORE 986 Main Street, Bridgeport, CI. 1 8 7 8 .1 i; 0 0 K _ ib‘flghon {coonnrgénclflsti-gne'sggg 33131132.- fig.” theni’lgd'uianizt 75mg}, his board
.. . ' o v . - _ . . ». m. . '-' ‘
the floor of the church, and consequently :zwczriter:::£rlsiegitllltggglgggsmtihefyoung ”the buildia may Occupied byC H mm “I" “ LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. a . colon: , . . I diimgiidieilseg‘ilnavtgbesn‘mund tggdmgbulgtee’ggr taking a similar start—#growmg dark clam-
does not detract from its appearance. V u .y pp ‘,, g . . 0 on!” u Confoct onery Store wherc.he' ngbe n ClAlEC PAPERS. c J GU MAN 33‘. lgililldegi‘i'lilnr’cfihgia-n'i $27.23.”. tire I: #9” , ."““""_'.
, H._.g_;__ . Bible; agent,l alld grilled, viasthc verdict pleagedaiaagggngef'gggesvbtlgiricnus c - Mmgc'hmmu. a mtionsnnd tpsi-Jottiuoea‘lzri t5 Amanin Kentucky. 311 alive and well,
Some wa at Fort la 1 it - " Was ‘ not 8m ty. 0 onel c old, a very . . . nus and distinctnsss of vision n0 0 0“ ‘ J" c ntl saw astutemeni of his 9WD “nth
‘ 'W‘yne mai d e as prominent man in these parts, always given Still Ahead of Competition! ""1“" 3‘3“““s‘n ““kl'd'“ “JOB“ - 3'1,“ dlk‘ilis’éf'fét‘dliiié’flbi giflfifi in: : nezrspapei‘. 110 did notso much {9599‘
to a score of business men telling them to
r l b onsible arena in very ci in r. .
orsa e yrespxsoN t!
the general statement as the inaccuracy 9
Jack out for a man who would visit their this as one of the best illustrations of the "ef- DRUGS ' 95V 811 V
house. that evenin to see tlieir wivel. and: n ’ adea s i n _ G d Union- Av “0 30., “"1“" “d 0" ' the details - and'so he wrote to the editor:
. 8 . flcacy of prayer. The young man was pr ng ry 00 80 cm" “e‘°'“szgffr‘fi§1§§°§Z¥§i§dlffsfpl$2$ “ ir: I notice afew eff”?! 5'1 ”‘9 9mm“? of
twenty business men surprised their wives:
bycoming home two hours ahead of timcf
One of the crew of the Providence (N ep-
tune llnc) steamer-Rhoda Island leaped over-' .
board in HellGato Tuesday afternoon, and; i
John A. Gardner. .
m
Kentucky has a libel suit between two cit-
zens, wherein each has retained twelve
CHEMICALS,
' PEHFIJMEIll.
' PATENT Mimcmis,
At loss than the Cost of Impor-
Gold Band China
Tea. Set-ts,
union .
forsaleinanydesiredquuntlty,attbe)
SPECALTIES !
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
—ANn:can-D.w.o,nx ,—
tbe on! can _
Dobot'byny a pair unless you no the undo-mark,
FITCJE"
SillDIEllS’ ORPHMIS'S HUM:
but to a little ' troubl
self which a posted in your apex- of
Wednemly last? I was hormln IGremlin)
Co.. not Cold all, and my retirementfrom
business in 18%0 was no; .ow ll to ill-health,
' 1‘ ’ni' sanction
The .CSCSCOf my} death via;
with a horn.
Plated Ware, Wood and Willow
ashes, Dusters, Japanned and
'was- rescued by a'passing schooner. lawyers. .
.1 ' . , _ . . 3 Fine Gold Baud,“ pieces, narrow, 911.00 , . ~ ~ '
_. Gen. N. P. Bank: is thcth . -——————.—. ...._____ - . m: a tLYONS maxim ll -
of chusetts to enter 11;: $923“? . . . - . FANCY & TmlET ARI-ml 8’ 113:3:gglggggg’gplfgggg"film '- fig [0‘ Z E T '1‘ E O_l-‘ P l C B , gestgood'slmportcd,at.greatb£rggilnaslfufliklileldsbyf _ - , not small-pox. Plcaac lush correction m?
123;? Limb “d 01mm 3' lim- Catching a little Tartar—“So you don’t WINES AND ,quvons ofall kinds so. colansns144p‘ieses 'emhisa' 14' - - AR I GALLER Y “hm” I ”Close 5006mm ' V
' were “ch cue 31’0“ donkey “ding. MiSSY- And - for family and medicinal use only. Bargains in White Fréncn onlno.'§£o'i'io'cniiis. ' H k ' l' 0‘ every description,at ”‘9 , 9 MW
' 0080 000013 Illen 50008, ‘ A Milwaukee servant girl has abandoned
'f-{olccted
to the- Senate after serving as Gov-
pram ‘ ' '
why '2” “Oh, I've got a pony, and one
. , . doesn’t care about donkeys after that, you
,A woman'stated ton London magistrate know." “Has a any got more legs than a
Glassware, Cutleg,
Ware, Brooms, 1-
AT minimal 01'
Plain Tin Ware, at ’ ‘ ’ er place because for six whole weeks she
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”II III VISITORS A'I' All. "0088 I! I’ll! I" . r
This Gallery contains many ofthc finest Paintingl n3';{nggnggggugggfggffie£233,153,:
9
Open on Sundays from 9 to 10 a. an; 12 to 1. and
5 to 0:30p. m. Also,Plain White:
of RICHARDSON t BARSSLBY 8 make, the be s
imported. in all ualltlcs and stilcw prices.
omen“? “‘8‘ durihz her iive ears of mar- donkey then r" lissy (who doesn’t like to ' ” ‘ ‘ V ‘ . ,
«fled life her husband 113an Vedher down he chafl'cd)—-“Yeg - e t] t ' ' - " ~ - 1 K" '- . ' E: K. LOOK WOOD’So . ' V , 'New Goodsrccelvc evermcek. V > ' in Amcrl , nd lovera'of Art willgrltifytbclrtute -
3‘9“!!de audflftecn times. ’ as some donkeys {hailinzowrfi-iil a! many BAXTER & EVEBINGHIM' PRINTING PAPERS. C. " GRUMAN. “AIN'T! 103 PRINTIN‘ ”FFWE. Laud aid aczvtl'i‘tliy Charity by visiting tb‘cBo‘me. * Eifmgito giggly: 9h“ wants to h". '1
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