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Grandmothers are very nice folks—

The cat the/mintjsfiintcrgation;
They a'flgg doinS‘lre‘l " “

And don’t wOrry about education.
l’m shfe’l' ain‘t sheltat all,

What a poor fellow ever could do.
For apples; and, pennies, and? cakes,

WilhOllt agra dmother'br' two;

finndmctlierszspeak softly to “ mas”

To let a boy have a good time ;
Sometimes they will whisper, tls true, . .
1 ”Tdthsr way, when a boy wants to Climb”

Grandmothers have muffins for tea,
Andpies, a whole row,lin the cellar;

And they are apt (if they know it in time)
To make chicken-pie for a " feller.” '-

And if he is bad now and then,
And makes a great racketting noise,
They only 100k over their specs ,
And say, “ Ah, those boys will be boys 1

“ Life is only so short at the best,

.. Lgiihe children. be happy to-day.”

Then they look for a while at the sky,
And the hills that are far, far away. .

Quite often, as twilight comes on,
Grandmothers sing hymns very low,

To themselves as they rock by the tire,
About heaven, and when they shall go.

And then, a boy stopping to think,
Will find azhot tear-in hisje e,

To know whatwill come at t e last—
For grandmothers all have to die.

I wish they could stay here and pray,
For a 1tltoy needs their prayers every
niv ; > ‘
Some booys more than others, I ’spose,
Such as I need a wonderful sight.
. —-Little Sorter.

 

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KIDNAPPING—THE Peon ANDwnA'r rename ’
DONE gourmets—ins ’crrr IN sum’ue— ‘

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nuersss.;_-V . ‘ . . .
- " - " NEW YORK, July 29th, 1872.
, ,, , i. ‘ KIDNAPPING. .:
Auzincideut‘oceurring in Philadelphiamay
not seem tobeex ly‘ithe',fliin '5 for aNew
York "lettenibntgthis case 01-. iii napping :in
the CityofBrOtherly-Love isso peculiar that
I WSMIO ”investigate it. Some weeks ago
little Charlie,-the son of a merchant residing
in Germautown,- named ‘Ross, was missed
from. his home: ‘The parents in their agony
tried' every possible way tofind the missing
child. The police were put‘on the track, and
special detectives were employed, but all to
no purpose. The child was nowhere to be
found, Asa last resort; theVnews‘papers were
used, endgadvertisements were inserted oil‘er-‘
ing-a‘rewlai'd for themovery of the boy, and
these brought responses. . A few days after
there petrrance pfthe'first advertisement 0.
notice appeareu‘iorhe Ledger-as lolIOws : .
Ross—:“We piereadyiotnegotiatezw . .
FuVrthél-Iatl‘vertisemcntsfdrew out answers
untilLa: fcorr'cSpbn'dcnce : was affected which
revealed a-=hor,ror.sc:ircely. to be credited in »
this day‘a‘nd age of the world. The child-
had been enticed into a wagon by two men
who had driven it 011‘ within} itsafely hid-
den. TheVV ransom demanded " was $20,000.
The kidnappers informed lllr. Bossthat the
knew;he;coqldn0t€ life :his :owh ‘meansuaise
$20,000, but :they‘ knew.: 'he had wealthy
friends 1171105; WDuI‘d S‘advauce that amount-
rather than. have. .the‘vchild come to - harm,
and unless their conditions were complied
with the boy would be» destroyed. The
father and mother; in their terror, consented
to the” terms, 'and,thc negotiations for the
pa ment‘Of the money are now in progress.
r. .Ross, the .father, is a member of a
large wholesale dry goods house in Phila-
delphia, who lost in the panic last fall the ‘
bulkof historlune- The paymentof this
enormous sumftvgillfruin .him, but love for
his child is paramount, and—he will;do it.
The question that-comes u in, whose chil-. '
dren are sa‘felz'fle‘te'is‘a'lit le fourryear old

 

 

boy taken 'up-Onfi the public‘ street and spirit-
ed away; dud So securely'hi'dd‘eu-that the po
lice fail toget any‘cl‘ue torlris whereabouts.
They cannot-- evenrgetauy; trace of his ab-
ductor-9,3 and the futher,-’to_ regain possession
of hisphiid, isjfcornpelled to-paf,r an. enor-
mousransomj. - Suchlhillga were done cars
ageviin'..‘tlie semi-barbarous 'parts _of taly,
and Gypsiesfhave traded in the lives of the
children‘of'thc 'rich, but it has; been un-
knomi till 'now in 'America.‘ .13. ;it to lie
made irregular business: It seems to be
safer thau'house-breaking'fifo'r ‘er‘y. ' For
all the police have done or semi ikely to do,
the -7 spares illvnnahah pecuniary she?
cess‘tof“ “vent ngande‘g‘et of scdtt free.
~ . :mms 10732311107533;

are not altogetherpeg‘lected. The New York
limes 'some years ago inauguratedi a system

of excursions.- .forfi . ._,or--.chi.ldren=,~:whiclr
wasjgrgjidlyt s, , If-{E :V-The ‘ chdrtered‘
boatsgnp‘flglpidgttfit smith c ildr‘e'n‘and”
took a long sail, thaIdeay, sailup the river
or Sound toScme :b'eaut‘lful grove, and dis-
embarkiVn ,gttve the' children gamesra‘nd
sports, all What Svas better‘ for thém'a‘plem
tiful lunch otfigooddhiugss These excursionsi
take plofigwtcé 'a week, 3;er nohone can es-
tim _ . , mph npof goo :V hey ave'accbm;
mist}; 3A prbpbiitiod has“. been made, to,
give mgulirre’xcur‘sidhs“ td‘"the séa','of' the

working. women, of the. city. They ilabor
year‘ in "an'd'qearoutiiu factories or in their

garrelsflfgl‘ the mergstpittancc, just.euough

toykéfe'asp‘fr'latfi‘dfihody togetherfand' such: a ’

111mg; aidaydnmater or in-lhe‘greennelds
~ is. something beyondtheinmcans. ._To this

 

class, excursions,'suc‘h as "thgpoormhildrend

have beeq’f‘ebjfiyiu il'cr titr'eezeyelirs;wouldf_
prove all} mesmmtb e’bbon‘f’Tt'will be doneI
for New, .York iscgar~charitgplchity'when
calle'd‘uponff' 'f‘, I" . _ .
rnn‘crrr 1N— seminar.

New _¥oik‘"r§finll'awa_y- from. home just
now. Jencs is or Long Bra’dch,‘ Smith at
Newport,‘BrOWn in the White Mountains,
Thompson in VEuropenand- where the rest
are the lord only knows. ~V0ne-thing.is'eer-
tain they are n‘Ot‘ athomefor if: they are
they keep the front shutters closed and are
in tire back parlors, to make believe they are
out of town, for no woman of fashion,
though she hssdhmcpolest,and;most.delight-:

.Pt,f"%1slshailwoalo unseat.

t‘ul house on ., . , ,
live in the'éity tlurloguaohiaemnswuolyr
and August. No matter though she has to
take a room at a watering V_,plncc,scarcel s
larger than the -=VSara'to‘ga trunkithat contafr'l
-her thirty dressesi‘novinattei‘ if‘she is cem.
pelled to endure heat, dust, worry and dis-
. comfort of all kinds, when: she mightgbc en-
tirely comfortable tonermwo homertashion
decrees a residence out of town during the
summer, and she bows to this as‘she does to
all its other ,dccreesi‘c She .comes back in
the fall Wow and jaded to a'de reel but she
has been “out of town”. and. ler duty is
done. ‘ '
. . . . . BUSINESS :
is a littlefduller than last gvveek,‘if any differ-
bnce. ~ hich‘ is to‘ say‘t'here was nothing
doing last week; and this week the business
men have stopped talking about the dull-
ness. But they all expect a heavy fall trade.
They say the people have used up the stock
on hand, and :that,tirey:lmustilfegin2 to buy
this fall. Theyrar‘e right? The enormous
crops being harvested will get us money,
and the wheels of trade will begin to r‘evolve'
again. We are all living in hopes.‘ The
month of September will show a revival,
and by Octobermen will forget the terrible
year they havegpassedgthroligh .iniheipleas-
urable excitement omheu: fresh prosperity.
So mote it be. -_ - .. ..Prmno.

 

A ToucrnNo INcmEm3-4A~recent letter
from the chaplain of the Auburn prison re-
lates the Sherrie ineliestc':.’i‘here.died in
this pawn;sundae:sasarmek.-:a.uyoung
man of good " ar sf-member of a. highly re-
spectable fami y in another: land,aud who
became involved in the-meshes of the law
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depravity. gis th L. .:V which bodysuit-3
dered much: » 1 .- tter (1818,991110;
last of nascent ‘ . n . is honie,‘a'nd he

 
 
 

 

imagined the most eager wish of his heart ‘
it“? '\ "" ' with? “it?
is ovr-Vua, ..._ 0. . . g .-
Afew .f' e{’ 7) :,hlb_§otif' firhthj
raised‘ -l=5l’ - 331,de e‘ ‘ lug his
attenuated arm, drew down close to his lips

the shadow conjured from his own fond af-
fections, while with ‘a look of inedible con-

tent ' glorifying ihiii‘ipalliii _'fe'atuVrés, his last ,

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‘} “ A Scotch lad came to his clergyman for
_ examination previous to his reclaivin'g. his
‘ first communion. The pastor,lr’li6bv’ingithat
his young friend was not very1 .prOfoun'd in
his'theology, and not wishing to discourage
him took the Old Testament, and asked him,
in reference to the Mosaic law, howmany
commandments there were.
though he put his answer in the modest form
of a supposition, and replied, cautiously, ‘Ai:
blins ahunncr‘.” The clergyman was vexed

and told him such ignorance wasintolerable
that he could not proceed in examination,
and_that the youth milst wait and learn
more; :so he went away.
home, he met a friend on his way to the
mauscuand on learning that he tomwas go;
ing to the minister for examination,ishrewd-
ly asked him, ‘Weel, whalwill ye say noo
it the minister speers hOO’monv command.
merits there are?’ ‘Sayl why,’I {shall say
ten to be sure.’ To which the other rejoined
with great triumph, ‘V Ten! Try ye him wi’
ten ! I ttifd him wi’ a hunner,and he wasna

 

 

reath was surrender ., a e thou5ht) to-
tho parélt‘twlrojpofi hid}J 3 =5 1
35 i t" a) - l r! I

Trm TfiuairsiA-new teacher
at the Springfield,
School, is dealln"
kind of “coal"-

Mass, City Farm Truant
with ft_hc bgys o a new
3,, c isystefifiyg andi, thusg't‘ur
with success. 4 (ii 1' .pprsfitind'bolts,
puts the boys gs “hguorgy and lots
them run. ' i . . human and'r‘iin
away yet, and she thinks that if one should
try it the rest would run after him and bring
him ,back., .‘So. strongisher, confidence in
her boys that she 'recen't’ly‘s'e‘nt one of them
down to the City {l‘reasnrertsofiice Vto;draw
her salary,‘with‘in'struction to deposit it for
her in the savings. bank. The errand'Was
promptl andcorrectly done, and the boy
was bee in his quarters in due time. The
doubters don't believe in the system, but
Miss Buscom does,_ar_r_d _s_o farthe _boys do.

You can’te‘it elfo‘itghfiumimek' to'..last-
you a year. and you can t advertise on that

 
 
 

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Ansel mending , , ..
3 i 5 '\.. Act- concerning the Domestic Relations.
0 ' " ‘ ’Beitteitfiactedb
n c a
$3? lgThat section‘nine ot “an act in addi-

tion to‘ar‘f'act Concerning the Domestic Re-
this, lotions,” approved July 24,1808, be and the
same is hereby repealed. '

Son’s; That there
1 in each year, by the comptroller oi pub-V
lrc accounts, a sum not to exceed three dol-’
lars per week, for the board, clothing, and
other necessary expenses of eachgirl com-.
mitted to the Connecticut Industrial School
‘ for Girls, and the superintendent shall make
his bill therefor and present it to the compo
trOller, who, upon findrn .
correct and just. shall al ow and tax the‘
same, and it shall e paid from the state
' treasury. * -~ ' '
Sec. 3.
day of its passage.
Approved June 3. 1874.

your am customs-9r lflljiflliflf:
PASSED AT THE KAY SESSION 01' THE GENERAL

ASSEMBLY: 1874.
[Published by Authority]

[Senate Bill No. 2]—<:rrArrnrt_ I_.
“ An act in addition to an

 

 

the Senate and House of Repre—
‘eneral Assembly convened :

‘bhall be taxed month-

the same to be

This 4... "all take efl‘ect from the

[House Bill No. 5]—crrArrnu II.

An act validating the doings of Ecclesiasti-

cal Societies.

Belt! enacted by the Senate and House of Repre~
sebtdtives in‘ General Assembly convened :.
Sec. 1. That meetings of any ecclesiastio
- cal society heretofore held upon the warns
ing ofthe clerk thereof alone, shall,- rf othg
erwise ‘dul held‘be deemed legal.
Sec. 2.
and after its passage, and shallnot effect
anysuitrnow pendin .
‘ Approved June 5, 874.

his act shall take effect from

 

. _ [House Bill No. 10]—crrarrnu 111.

An act in addition to an act concerning

Crimes and Punishments. .

Be it: enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives in General Assembly convened:

if any magistrate or any otiieeror‘agent
of pay public community shall with the in-
_ tent to prejudice or appropriate its property
to the use of any person, or make Vupno its ,
books any false entry, or draw any order ' .
upon its treasury, or present or aid in pro- -
curing to~ be allowed any fraudulent claim '
against such community, he shall pay a fine
of not less than fifty dollars and not more
than five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
not less than sixty days, and not exceeding
,one year, th
Approved Jane 5th, 1874.

‘ (HouseBill No.‘17]—crurrnrr rv.
ct in addition to “ An act for the regu-

or bo .

lation of Civil Actions."

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
' sentatives in General Assembly convened:

Sec. 1. That when any otficer shall have

levied an execution upon property exceed-
‘ing in value the sum of one hundred dol-
lars, he shall, in addition to the notice now
required, by law, advertise the sale of such
property inVa newspaper published in the
town (or, if;cher,e be no newspaper publish-
ed in theitewn, then in the county,,if there
be oneinisuch county) where'such‘salc is
to 'takeizplace, not exceeding three. times,
commencing at' least, one weekaefereihe
time «seesaw the expense «hashes-
ycrtisemeut } shall be added? to audfprm a
part‘ of the oflicerls‘VZfees andVV'chawl-ges on
such executiopr’ Providetthatthe. provis-
ions of this act shall l'rVot'apply tothe sale of
livestock or perishable property under the
provisions of section 226, title 1, of the gen3
eral'stututes.

AppiOved June 24, 1874.

An act

[House Bill No. 181—cuAP'rEn v.
in addition to ': An act for the regu-
~lation of Civil Actions.”

 

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
isentatives'rnGeneral Assembly convened:

‘1‘ Sec. 1. T _
sherifi' shjall havenommence‘d the service of

bat when any sheriff or deputy

y prOCesswithin 'his precincts, he may

c, mplele thel'sa‘lne without his reciucts.

2 Sec. 2’._’.That'chapter LXVII of the pub-
lic acts of eighteen hundred and seventy:
three is hereb repealed.

' jApproved

une 5th,'1874.

 

[House Bill No. Sl—cnmnn vr.

11 act in addition to “ An act for the regu-
lation of Proceedings in Equity.”

Be ii: enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives in General Assembly convened:
:When any temporary injunction shall be

granted to restrain a sale on a tax warrant
the injunction order may direct the levying
'oflicer to adjourn the sale in such manner
and for such times as the order may pre-
scribe; and if no such direction be given,
such omcer nevertheless may adjourn the
sale from time .to time, while the injunction
remains in force ; and while such sale shall
be so adjourned the lien created by the levy
shall remain in force:

Approved June 12, 1874. '

 

[House Bill No. ail-enamnu vrr.

An act in addition to' an act relating to

Liens.

.Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-

sentatives in General Assembly convened: .
Sec. 1. Every vessel, in the construction

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Soc.

Sec.

- Sec.

pairs by the owner or his agent
there shall be several liel‘iors

 

Sec.

orirepairs of which, or 01 any of its appur-'.
tenances, any person shall have a. claim for
materials furnished or services rendered ex-
ceeding the sum of twenty dollor shall be
subject to the payment of such claim; and
the said claim shall be a lien on such vessel
and . appurtenances, and shall take prece-
dence of any other lien or enmmbrance,
.except a lien for mariner’s wages), which
shrill originate subsequent to the commence-
ment of such services or the furnishing of
any such materials, subject to proportion-
meslt as provided hereinafter; and said yes

seltshall be liable to be field by process of
attachment,_and be foreclosed by such par
and in a similar manner as if held by mort-

83g

2.‘The debt for services and mate-

rials'ns aforesaid shall not remain a lien on
50011 vess‘eLfor alongcr period than ten
days al‘ter‘the person performing such ser-
vices or furnishing such materials has ceased
.to do so, unless he shall rlodge with the
town clegk of the town where sugh vessel
has been constructcdbr repalrgetil‘is afore-
said,a certificate in‘ wrili‘ ' '

'h‘deécrfibing the
..kind of vessel, the amountltlfi'med'u's a lien
1thereon,_the place in the town-whore the
"servic V . V ,
thc‘date otthe commencement of the claim,
thei name‘ of the vessel, if‘the-samc is
known, apd‘_'t_he name of its ,pwner or the
owner’s ag‘ggt, if the same- is known. the
same bcihg first subscribed; whichcertifi?
cute shall be recorded by the town clerk in
a book to be kept by him for' that purpose,
and, unless such person shall' also‘ leave a
duplicate copy of such certificate with the
owner of said vessel, or his agent, if either
of them are known to have a residence in
thislstatc. ~ ,

r materials havebeen'rendered,

8. The form of the certificate re-

quired by the provisions of this may be sub-
stantially as follOws, to wit: “- 'l,‘o alliwhom
it may concern.

day of .s A D x
to render services _(furnished'lnia’terials) for
the construction:(rcpairs) ofiiVa'vess'elV', desig-
nated as a (schooner- or other denignation,
as the case may =be,) and that I claim a lien'
thereon under the provisions of the statute
for the sum of '
such services rendered (materials furnished).
Said vessel was situated at (describe the
place in town) in ' the town of
such services were rendered (materials fur-
nished). W
Dated at

This certifies that on the
,. I‘commeuced

., 18

dollars on account of

when

The name of the vessel'is
A‘TBE"

4. No lien shall attach toatr'yNessel

or its appurtenances in favor .of any per-
sonsiunder the provisions of this; "act for a
greater amount in the whole théii'th'e‘, price
agreed to be paid for such

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amount of‘ their united claims Shall'exceed'
the price stipulated to be paida’for‘esaid,
the claimants other than the original con-
.tractOr shall be entitled to be‘first paid in
full, if the amount so stipulated to be paid ,
is sufilcient for that purpose; but if the
.snme be deficient for that purpose, the said
.sum so stipulatedto be paid shall be'appor-
tioned among the claimants othervtlian the ~
original contractor, who Siltllltjiltlve.1:011]1 '
plied with the provisions of this _' '
portion to the amount of debts duet-hem,
respectively; and the court having-jurisdic-
.tion thereof, on application of; any-person
interested, may direct the mandarin which
"such claims shall be' paid; bufii’determiné

 

63in. pro-

,ments' he shall have madt‘ain-gth‘dV faith to
”the original contractors before: hit-for".~ his
agents receive notice of such lien’or liens.

5. Whenever any lien is released or

satisfied the same may be removed from the.
records of the town when the same has
been filed in accordance with the provisions
101' section 3 of the act to which this is in
addition.
cording the certificates required by theme
visions of this act shall be twenty-'flve'cents.

The fees of town clerks for re-

Approvcd J true 12, 1874.

no:

Alter a little

On returning-

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" ilfl'crous‘c‘o
prevent ., rule at

" reinstate nus».

.- IN. NEBRASKA. i

Now {Or Sit " " 'cry Clieup.

Ten Years credit, Interest only 6 per cent.

Senll‘tol Till PIONEER." ' '

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Homestead Law. ~ A NE I: jull'p'n
. . S
. d Commiss oner U. P. R. R.
L“ :2 . 0;;A11A..NEB.
NT D— cuts {around-dummies]:
wAb l(ion. . r. m Bisho canon unveil
and H. Cornell,L . ., wi culo res of Carl

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11 Geo. W. Curtis and others exc usive terri-
t': Hfl'No oompetition.. Addres’s" J. H. Earle,
Pribllshcr, Benton. ..'.;-_ .. . .- - . .

. . - - v
TEN PER. GENE; NET
The Iowa Loan and Trust Vonppuy,
» Dolnollclplovvm,

investsmoney for Eastern lenders at ten per cent.
interest. net, ayab‘lc semi-annual] at: theVChemioV
cal National Hank New York. 'A loans secured»
on Improved Real Estate, and the collection its

ll guaranteed by the Company. Lenders sub-

ct to no expense. Full abstract:_of Title, 001313011

otes, Mortgage. &c.,._(madc drrect to ion er,
forwarded onrcompletron. 3New York and New
En land references and full information sent on
app icatiom Samuel Merrill, (late Governor of .
Iowa.) Pres’t‘; Jas.’ B. Heartwlell, .See’y, Des

Moines, Iowa.

' ' shoulders. No buttons or sewing re- . -
L . . gull-ed.” Sam les b mail 50c. Great
0 0‘ irnducements' 0 La y Canvassers.
MWJMNIC. S. KINSEY, 50 Summer St.,Boston.

Sole agent for New England:

Hang? $3202: 6.

‘ cums ’rnnnsfispo .

AND .
,W—ood Sawing-fill‘achlues,
(PATENT-ED.)
Manufactured-arid; sold by
A. w." ohammsorvs,
. VDDLE'rowNV,”vrr.~
Arianaunmeas‘iiraatwica

well to send for circular and descri tive price list.
which will be forwarded upon app ication, free.

WATERS’ WEBER"! MEANS

are the most‘ beautifnl'infst‘yl'e and perfect in tone
amide. :Thc .Concfirlto'sto 33.3." besteggf
”nan .or so u u-
xget of. ice“? fiiarla'voiged,"thb ETgEm-of
which is M '1‘ CM MING and SOUL STIE-z
RING while its Imitationiof the Human Voice is
giE'rkghgiergfilliihbenl-al' onlc Vesper and
m
Orchouul VNS’ '

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- .,. of a-distressin burdenby sus-
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in Unique MODEL if. m’nmoWhe best made,
and combinsl’nfitrao Nothinem great volume-
(Hf 1tlone. -.iSuitablefor Parlor. Church or ltlusrcj

ax." . ,. .V,_..> -
WAT shearsaloms nos, im e great
powerfau'd a tide singingt ‘ue - ivitlr all; odemfime

mvemcltts,.al_r'd are “19.; V . 39.21%. Err-MUE-
hcse {Organs and Pianospte; WWlaforo
years. ,. Prices extremely low tbs-leash,” part Dash
and balance in' month y Vol-V uarter ypaymcnts.
Second+hamf instruments en_ in exchange.
Agents Wanted in every County in- the‘UgS, and
Canada. A liberal discount to Teachers.Ministers,
Churches,Schools, Lodges,.&0. . Illustrated Cata-

I lied;
ogues ma HORACE WATERS & SON.
' ’ '481 Broadway, New York. 1’. 0. Box 3567.

$50$20 er day at home Terms free. Address
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‘E0. STINSON do 00., Portland, life.
' ‘ . ' '1 I l ' n
Tilli- ~FlSH POOL
ILL be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 180i,
" 1874,*ou' the _Brld e,'betwecn theStarr Gro-
cery slid the ModelV liar et, where all kinds of '

FISH, GLAMS AND OYSTERS
can be round, may Film AND VEGETABLES
in their season, Wholesale and Retail. Cheap for
Cash, lv GERSHOM RAY

formerly of the firm of Bell a Raymond, ’South

1 .
N orwnl , Conn. _ . '
AIR. G. S. ALLEN wrll be on hand to wait upon
all who will favor me with a. call. 7

SOMETHING NEW!
Norwalk Novelty Works.

Méssrs. COTTER 0c, onasman

HAVING formed a cmpartnership, and located

their business in the basement of the Brick
Building of Mr. Wm. K. James, on Water Street,
are now prepared to furnish to order, articles or

machineryof either

, Iron, Steel, Brass, or Wood,
STEAM,WATEB a oasmrrmc

and will repair all kinds of Machinery and House-
hold Goods, kc., and hope by strict attention to:
business to furnish to t e public aplace where
anything of a miscellaneous character. can be
botaine .

 

 

WIFT & COURTNEY’S PARLOR MATWES
'8 Al: E. K. LOCK‘VOOD’S.

 

0,33
BEER BY THE GALLON.

ALSO

KISSENGEN WATER,

- ’AND’

GENUINE

Saratoga Water,

Just as it flows from the Spring; all drawn from
fountains.

LOTHES wamarms ' .
as B. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

 

W‘e have decided to close out
our entire Stock of-

.,

WallPallcr

so offer for 30 Days

T0 casli cosiousas.

the following" prices :

O

Bro wn, -
.’

‘Blanc,

: ' 7 cts.
10 etc.
1.2 cts.

. - .20 cts.

I

Isa tins, '

[1.01.85 J 'l‘. Prowltt

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45 Main Streeg'

 

LIVERY 3
WILLIAM E. DANN

would say that having newly stocked and refitted
his Livery Stable. he 3rfiBre aredto acco, mmodate
the public at BEDUt BICES, for cash. With
the very best accommodations in the Livery line,
during the present summefiscnson. Try me.

. ILLIAM E. DANN.
Nor-walk, June 15, 1874. ~ 24

 

 

MEN}! AND. ,
CARD WORK,

i at every Description; at the 1- J3;

 

, .

ed. Mailed ikeotoall‘pags prgigfr-‘ld. ddress B 0 0T 8 a 8 none
. , , .vu- '-

.sslllsrfllr coastlines . .

‘1' relieves back. hips and abdominalor-‘ I

Gazette Job ”twosome... .

_,~7_ ......zp,.-r—:..vr.»:v

"'“onoiifif‘wfiin artilllloltTT1

 
 
 

"ZNEW‘ADVE'fi-Tm 'V'Ni'r'siil "
QR A W/fi. Halconstatttli‘ifistttefirttilsnew stand. ‘2
Aims. also-9: .. - we e
‘ ‘ V ‘V .. “ " I Aéliél'ce an dil‘eaiic'rtmer‘rtof '
51‘; IA 1 /JJ:J .‘ A '
v. 'v’ w a . Grocers“.
.. 5 r.- ‘ ~ *‘ . Proms/woes,
A'Honlehold without Tarrant’s Seltzer . -_ -
'1 ‘._ V9!“ ._9 ,_ ._,. . 9.». .
banwmeisorelicveevfig‘lmfilng‘gym 20‘3052 3‘ Era/5t: 2&0”

To which he would invite the attenti‘onof :1 l who

wish to purchase flrst-classgoods,at
Reasonable .311093- -

‘nnrnn nuns. mean ‘A ercra’mm- nns'r .

' or HAHS,'EITHER wnou: on Brown.
Dropiu and see usin our new-tore. ,

No. 9 MAIN STREET.-

 

THEInflscriberwould respectfully calltheatten-

tlon of the publlcto their
NEW swoon or «rooms,

conflicting of a general assortment of ' J

sootssues iters

are... both for Gentlemen and Ladles'wear, which

 

'wilibe sold'very low for; Cash, it the 01:1 . Th9}:
ELY? _. ass-003.1:V.
SOUTH Norswursgoisfi;

Allkinds ofGeuts’ and Ladies’ comm-.1“: _

. _ . . . 14.3.":
,msdetOorderdn the most workruaullkelrlauner,andr

[Ti-1mm.

atfslrprl'ces. . .
noitsn OAns rum mm at: 1311109017.

tin-mu Assam.“
PWMBIMIJL'PLUMBINGI

ANING engi’gedjth'e services" of D.’ B. LU]; I.
, plumber ot . . .
known in this vicinity as a practice we lulu in I '
branches of plumbing, I shall be able pply the
public with the best work at short notice. Leave
your ordersfor - - ‘ "' ' ' '

LIPTA ND FORCE PUMPS, '84 TH TUBS, IVA TER
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD,

* 2 VlIALLI’NED AND BLOC .TIN

, PIPE, to“ «90., tells

all of ‘whtch are ofl‘ered at lowest market rates.

Call and see, _ .
- - LEWIS 1.7003119 > r
Slit! ~- 83 Alain Street; Norwp , Ct.

 

1 A FULL Limp-op

: WINTER 0000.8
FOR , .

4M3" & BOWSWedr.

‘ A'Lso, “

tritiumEllés—llllllllsnlllslionns

Second star-9, Under: Nor-vval'k Hall

 

ROOMS AND BRUSHES . "
B _ At E. ré.~LocKwoonls.

 

CHAS uranium) l. SUN
-0 o A L ,

’ Woon . Am) BRICK.

ALso _ _ . V
GIHEIT II?! "I SEW-0.. In“. All
' CIIIIIE'S, . .l
WHOLESALE ANDBETAIL.

Water St. Norwalk, Conn

r; H. nail. litmus,-

 

lNVlDEa¥FlllllB£éS9

r

We have constantly on hands great variety of

CROOKER‘Y

A large assortment of Table and Fancy
Glass Wares, also French Glass
Shades of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tin,-
Wood, lion, Lava and, other
Materials. A. full . line-- of
Kitchen Furniture. Heaters, Rantres,
AND s'rovns OF. ALL. . KINDS.

lr0rl‘013‘tlwfaints '
'I ‘ . K‘ 'of three'Sliadfi.‘ T m.“ A“;

> in the minerare durable

any otherkind of Paint.

SOMETHING. NEW
IN '

DENTAL SCIENCE!

. . ., . , - ’ ' .'
Special Infiuoements to.-tllose re-
qurrl g ttficlal Teeth.

After along an thorough testing, 1 am pre-
pared to offer to the ublic a A NEW ASE 1'01:
ARTIFICIAL TEE H, which is defined Vt'o entirel
supercc'tic the use of Rubber. It is Stronger, Ligh
er, more Comfortable and Healthy in the mouth
than Rubber. . With a view ot— introducing: this

 

‘iidVeuce i’n’ it"th'at rt deserves,I will insert afew sets
.at‘ave low price, or those first applying. This
will one is those w 0 have not before been able to
get a thoroughly good set at a very low rice to ob-
tain them. Satisfaction is guarantee . Please
call and examine at the Dentailloouas of

Dr. .‘I'. G. Barrera-bur,

. O
No. 8 Gazette Building, over~Jackson's store.
. omcehours from 10 a. m., to 5 p. m.

 

Goal is.

The undersigned having purchased the Coal Yard

Foimelly scrum” Meeker Bills.

have rebuiltthe same in the-most, approvcdimaui
ner. and are now prepared to furnish .

Clean. Coal
rnou’gllllnrlificorrli.
Also, Machine Split Wood.
trick. lime and. fitment.

Branch Olllce at Prowitt’s Corner Drug-Stories _ .7

 

business, we feel confident thhtLbyzstrict'atteptlou.
to our business, andth’e wants‘bf‘th‘c’ public, we
phall receive a fair share of patronage.

Tolles & Dake.

ROBERT L'rOLLEs, ' "chAs."1i.‘tbA‘ 1m ,'
Norwalk,April_13tli,.lsc4. .7 . . - . ..-.

' 0' ' c
To Su1t the Times.
HAVING PURCHASED non casrr, AT
PANIC PRICES, AN UNUSUALLY LARGE
srocx or GOODS IN ALL run vanm'rrns
or HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, AND IN
ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR GOODS THAT
ARE CONSTANTLY I WILL
orrnn AN EXTRA DISCOUNT or mini
run CENT. ON ALL SALES FOR
knolur'r casn, PURCHASERS WILL
FIND MY s'rocx rnn LARGEST AND
riser sEan'nrn 1N ivoRWALK,
r‘rucns THE LOWEST, AND AN EXTRA

 

ABRIVING,

oasn DISCOUNT. .. ‘-
3 3.8. 1.00wa1).

c

 

._.“ ..w—g .~.x..n— ~—

- IMHBAMGOMPANY,

calcium slum
Allah, 1.011 '1...8i3.t3lt;llt35. mm... in“... .. R.

gr‘est'experlencsf :sud‘ taverabl .‘

N'th Biver’Blue'StoneLime, (lenient

. ‘Buy all marksman“. . ._ _ .
FIB-.fi. . .EAND‘SM
I ’ ’ .ANDLAT. f; . , , ‘

and conseq entry cdnaellat much diver-pried; Than
if purchased through MIDDLE)! ‘N ,or JOBBERS.

. . . ; .- x!
both-FOREIGNWMESTIG. . “a”;

French China, Pariah and'Bohem'ian xva'r'es.'. .

We-havejustreceived alarge layout, or Z . . .

 
 

These color-Hare natural. juétja's nature made their. .
,- and will last longer than '

newly devised material and_establishlng; thaticon-.

Haviughadsovéral years" Experience in first. m1; ' -

5;. “Suite???"

at:

 

 

" FIRE: "

W. S. HANFORD,Pr-elldent,

illilllllllhfihfill
LUMBER lelABlE-T.‘
mammalian.

 

 

inalzaihi

>builders;unsustaaog, .
ar ‘illllitilflfl limit-7 ‘
OFFICE AND YARD:
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
' Washington street. So. Nor-walk.

 

 

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M.- ruJ‘. .- can; 21.:JTman’

COBNEBj-WFASHINGTON AND MArN ass.

1 ‘ scum Norswanx, coma,- _

Scotch Ghev‘iots,Meltons, Grape and
Englishlloatlnss. ,

Made up in style, and “lowest-Prices. : A large
assortment oi" "

GENTS' VFIIIRHVISHVIHNG: 00008. '
_, . scooters-u Gloves? .'

~ Or all said... fi'nd pains, orjtl’ie 15?th Quality.

 

EVERY TATTTLY'SIIOULD use; '

l mu. . , ..... 3

It isfa‘uulverea'li hous‘eirold remedy; where used:
IT CU t‘. ES Bheumatismand Gout; Neuralgla and
Catarrll :,I{Ve e'and Swelled Face ‘- Group rind
Sore Throat: Sprains- and‘Bruises-r unions and
Chilblaius; Frosmd Feet pod .Handsi;,.Chapped .
mesh . Eruptions of the Shit. For Sale by. .

H. 11800.8. Him,

' 1 Iain e Shite,
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Aux, ooNN. ' '

 

‘erRE DISH COVERS. ‘ . —
' ' At E. K. LOOKWOOD’S.

_ gut Wfimf "iaire'wmlffi‘ii‘"
_. . gosmf'ememti, flexesmndg

a "Tamonylwm-age

{12am- mlm n andasto
e 8 a _ 8 ._ .

retain. bu tmnma
mes. W wrm.-. .
9mm 1243......{W-Wn-

 
 

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erytlu glib a’n‘grlm;

' cam
Momma BM. ”girderanaed.
”' ' o Smoky or;
Immiz‘ _' ,ggeafiad- that;
fidtetcrzt‘ul‘cznty:snxdesggbla,rigdmr
10 ”em , v: : m . -
main “gimme _ feted

 

_ Bloom, ' V .
» 'Attthsirxomatldioal-Dipot, .: .7
' .' relievwracrlzmrr“
Iron cm :invmwmn.’
P 3 AND WELRt$E§PISJOCKWOOUS
’ ORESGE

*sccnt Spec
. ‘ the public

parlor to all others

clearness and dis-

they are npfiyaledV V

of prismrt‘trc 9.310;: , J
Va 5 ouu _ .. _. ..

a ‘ . y Trade Mark

them especiall desirable. Being ground with rent
care, they are rec from all imperfections an [m-
urities. They are mounted in Gold, Silver, Shell,
V , bbcr and Steel Frames and wrll last many years
without: change. For sale only by our Agents.

‘J. SPENCE i, Jeweler & Optrcrap. is Sole Agent
for Nor-walk. FNone genuine Without the trade
mark stamped on every pair. Manufactured by

 

 
 
 

lie market For

. is
‘ nt
~- tunes of vision

 
 

‘FellowujjolI-cp V5 (ll-pp, New York. ~ ;
Look t‘or‘ikisdeMar-k; -No peddlemerrlployed; -

THE «7 BARTRAM.”

'l‘he Bartram Sewing Machineis thclatcst produc
tion oflnventivegenius. It has the .

' ..S'imp le’ cl: ty

of the Wilcox a Glhbs', but makes thelock-stltch
with a revolving shuttle, which. revolving on its
carrier, is subject to no wear. and requires no oillnlz
by which the thread would otherwise besoilcu; and
the wear and friction of a “race"ls avorded. This
style of shuttle moves with greater

Rapcdety
bud easeof operation makingonegthfrdmonuitcbés

withthe same motion of thefoot, than any other
machine,

Ease.

It is the easiest running of the family of Sewing
Machines. Delicate ladies who cannot use others
can operate the Bartram without fatigue.

? Best. Needle.

It. has the best needle in the world—short and
straight with a flat shank. By simply putting it up
in the needle bar as far as it will go. itis as right
and never hasto be varied for thick or thin goods.

Durability.

It. is, withoutquestlon, the most durable machine
in the market, as it is so simply constructed (having
but live working parts), thatMctton is reduced to
the lowest use b 0 degree. All the wearing parts
are made 0 the finest steel, and beautifullyflnlshed.

General Efiiciency.

. Thelnventor (Mr. W. B. Bartram,\has kept one
important featlire in view, viz., that. it should be so
constructed as not to limit its usefulness tosuy
specialty of, .ork._br_rt to,.be adaptedito bothilght
vndheavy sewingeqnillywell... - ~ ~ ~

We Invite

the public to calit the agency and examine th s
new and wonderful Machine, an allow the agent
prove all and more than we have said of the m tis.
of the “ Banrnax.”

- , Mug-#3133118. .

' PEBA SE
Under the 0 ECU isom XOBWALK

 

on
South
risk 0
River

f

of all

South Norwa
the 6.09 train to New ._Haven;,also withthe train
from Daubury which arrives at; South Norwalk at

Willleavetrorn each end of the route three time
sinus Freight at old packet rates.
"empleyees of either of the above boats on account

At 9 45 a. m..

Wanna. ”

2.40, (Ex.,) 3.10. (Ex.,)l_5.30-. 0.30 3.10. 9.45.
N . 10 a!

 

 

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18““.erStr-eet _VV._...._.,,. .,..V..,..._;fi . . .z-.. p
’ 1 , -~ anauy raise“ ~ , 030W ~ .
,. .,-,,Wholes,ale andlietall Dealertn W: "I .. ., V_ . . .. .,., , ,.
. .1- 3. . Norwa Extortion;con,o,,lsslr§,i?oriaie‘s (02‘1“ .
' . Vvallowing!!!“rancecomphit'les:- ' '
. \‘Fv' Etuu,ofl!artford,0t. , 34,041,31307
’ A Hlftftifl'd, "" [1,3331%330
. x . . . . ,
. a M .. r- ,. . , .» .—-,;= :. - ..... ._. ‘ 11:2:llle'spimddletowa Gt. 24818748:
Inn ~~ TELL—“FCBANIQS TOOLS, AGR] ,, '.~-~~ 1"“ HorHemfNew York. 2.723.206”
LCU‘MW‘QTNEMENTSW ”57‘3““ ' coo. .. .. withtheDanburyBailroad. ~ PliomxmrooklyniN-‘Y. , 1,545,55710
' . . "' ' ' ‘ ‘~ . " ‘- ' nti entalofNew York 1 427 49601
uonms, wnnan, RIMS, suar'rs, mnnVst-LtiuptpANDt‘AvonirE sanitationt flangmmu, _ .. ._ . 329341000
99L.“- . Nellywnste salutestasteless-Y-- goals:
BASE,BLINDS,DOO,ES,;§A1NTS{ '. I Alan. C. C. WILDVHHANa figgtfi’:£%ta§ti:stggflass., 3 $23,333
' ' " " ‘ " ,A"130th184 _ . . -.
OILS,GLASS,VA1§1NISE.CQT. '. . 2‘ legggngoflfiigfmfiyfignmmfg (swag; _ ommerc'e,Alba’uy.N.Y. - 30432400
. AtLowestNewx‘o‘rkF‘rieesiv exce ed,).ntV7.50 or on arrival of "13 trains trom Riggaghgiféfilggmovldence R. 1., 1 $3,333:
. Dan ury and New Haven. Bar roa passengers Homa’of Columbfig,'0'.. .4381“? 34

- ‘ . ,f ' .
a gage eonvp ed to and rom the depot at Alemauis,Clevelane, 0 ’

, 205,00000
Liverpool,and London, andGlobe,sepa -
rate fire assets, 5.006,10500
NorthBritish and Mercantile, do do 2,104,69800

orwalk, wrt out: extra charge: _
nag" go not regularly checked wrll be at the
t eowner.- . . . .
' Returning leaves New York trom pier 37 East
foot of Market Sta, at 2.46 o’clock, and from
ier 001; of Thirty-third Street, East River, at
o’clock, p. m. -‘ _ '
- Passage 75 cts., Excursion Tickets‘81.25.
Fret ht taken at her rates. Refreshments
ads on bus - ~
. N. B.—Nell .Whitefrom New York connects Vat
, with the 6.18 train to Danbury and

lmperial.ofLondon, do do 5,313,665 00
AndotherCompanicI,StockandMntualJuCou;

ueeticut and New York.
GEORGE R .COWLES. HOMER MERRILL

 

s h N ”I 0 7.40 and from New Haven at 7.46 a. m. AGENT FOR

' out OI'Wa 1 onn ' FREIGHT PROPELLEns, ‘ ‘

' " ._. __ 6|" or Inn“, on: r. r. slant“, ‘LAZARUS ‘3‘ 31°33‘55”
1" °"‘ ”mu" ' csrnsaarnnrnarncran '

a week. Produce sold without charge for commls- SPEBTACLES & EYE GLASSES.

'.Also'.;a large assortment 01'“.qu PAIAIIL’II
(”i «SPECTAILES the only kind ever yet

"All persons.are forbidden 'trusting any of the -

“:9!" owners “‘9‘“? t n. - p“
' produce but do act tire'the'e'ye,jthat gives a clear
and distinct vision ,‘ and makes weak eye-strong.
SUMMER ARRANGEE ENT- ~

Commencing J uric 23d, 1874.

__——'———-'——T_‘_
, ' » - DAILY TRAINS.
Daily emissions: Namath Bridge.
} For all stations on the Dunbar-rt

4 05 p. m. Nor-walk aShepangVallev R. 8.,
and connecting at Hewleyvllle with upward trains
on the Honsatouic Railroad.
' At 6 22 p. m. For Danbury. and all Stations
‘ At 11 08 a. m For Ridgedeld and intermediate

Stations. .

At1185 p. m. Freighttrain,

Lean Namath Bridge/or South Norwaik.
At'f 32 1034 a.m., 215 544 86011.11).

Specialattention giventotittingncarsightedpeoplc.‘
A large assortment '

arms so ELD GLASSES
. A, ..
Wood’s-Jewelry Store,

UNDER THE OPERAHOUSE.

 

.RA YJlIOND 3BR 03..

Leave Danburvfor Normal).-

630 and 920 a. m.;1 lo 480p.m..; Freighttraln
at 6 15 p. m. ‘
JOHN W. BACON, Sup’t.

III "II. III HAVE". IIAII'IIIII lAIlIMI
~ NEW YORK 70- NEW HAVEN DIVISION. ' -
SPRING ARRANGEHEVNT.
Commencing May 18th,-1_874.

Prainsleave Passenger Station at South'Norwalk
ufollov‘vs:

south Nor-walk {or New York.
“8.4: A.ulf.,BostonExpreu.

souruuouwam,

 

Take contractsl'or putting dowu

flag Stone,

4.1 Bostoa’Ex ress '

6.00 “ Accommo stlon

a: assassins: “ - .

I r H L i ' i _ s 1

it; .. summers” as... Garland Gutter
11.00 " Expreslp , ‘
1.18 P. LLAccommodation .
“ii 3“ 32:33.?" '52:; H T - It. 1
0:00 “ Accom'moditlon . 83” I'll!) mg
6.00 Boston Ex ress. s .
6.39 “ Accommo atlon _

9.37 " Boston Expre‘. . '7 ., :
3J3 @- 111., Sunday MG] 0 , n'aln'"g

New York for-smith Nor-walk. ’ I

At7.10, S.05(Ex.,)9.05,.10.00, (Ex..) A. M; 12.00 M
1.00 (Ex.,) 2.20, 3,00, (Ex.,)3.15. 4.38 (Local EL.)
6.15, (local ex) 5.40 (special) 0.30, 8.10(ex) and 9.10
(ex) p.m. 7p. m. Sun a . . .
South Nor-walk for New naven
At 6.89 A'. M. Springfield Way Q
9.04 “ Accommodation

llenlnviilgdliravel, &t:.i &c’=‘

9.34 “ Boston Ex ress.
10.64 " Accommo tlou
11.20 “ Boston Lightning Express:

8.01 P. M , Accommodation

9.27 “ Boston Ex ress.

4.14 " Accomn‘m atiou leak" 1"!

4.29 “' Boston Express . ‘

6.}; :‘ jaccommogut'tcn- ' -

c; . e‘omrno a on' . a '

._5] to 30:10]] EXDTEIS. 00 L, mwoo'a,
10.48 “ Boston Ex ress, . .

5.43 "‘ SundsyMa . .

Trains le'sve New Hsv'en for-South Nor-walk, a

(Ex.,) A
.- , '14.; 1.50 (ex.) 230,250 x..) 5.00. (17:95.20,
s;30,(Ex.,) P. ill. 2.30 a. m., nnday Mail.
. See large bills of advertisement at Station
Houses and Hotels.
j - E. u. REED. Gen’lSnpt., New Haven.
' JOHN. T. hiOODY,Snp’t Grand Central Depot
New-York. '

[Published gratuitously for the caneemence of
. the Public]

illolwslkflolseBailwaylimelahle.

Building M arterial.

 

GRAtN,‘FEED FLOUR

 

QueenofLiverpoolaLondon, do do 1,855.86000 ‘

spectacles to suitall kinds olives '

Warrautcd for live years without change oflenses. -

Grading1 and

0mm PIPE. flllE lllllelr, lull. M...

New.York, respectfully showethz-That she is

r

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“Show .

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p

summons

 
 

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*2 " ' age.
queer old song you sing, -‘

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Of that

:Of suehisufold-m‘hioned thfilg. '

.. D . ..
:TiILUBlllG-rlillllilifililll'l hiititiraemrh tiara.
_5. At No. 1 Gazette-Building,(up mm): gigging? smiameauvdelii’ht

THEsubscl-iherwouldrespectfulllnform theelti
VzensofNorwalk,thsthehasopened aunt-class
New York City'Establishm'ent', “above, where he'
plgdgeshimself to givesatis‘fnctionto all his custo-
m rs .

as well u thoseof eVntlemen. Persons bringing
theirowu cloth can ave the same cut or madcap,
inan artisticmanner,stréasonableprices.. ' .

- FRANCIS J .HcKSON.

NOTICE. . - ‘-
HE undersigned having this day formed 8‘00:-
srtnershi under the name or GEORGE H. l
0ND; 0.. for .tbe purpaose .of-trsnssctin
Furniture and Undertaking ustness, at then)
standVot‘ E. Raymond it Son, respectfully solicitthe
patronage of the public.
, Norwalk, June 10th, 1878. -
, ' V. GEORGE Ks.RAYllOND.
WILLIAM It. ‘LOOKWOOD.
. In View of the change above named the under-
signed requeststhat all parties indebted to the lite
firm of E. Ba and ii Son, will call and settle‘th'cilr
accounts wit out delay.
stirs . GEORGE H. RAYHOND.

 

NEW noonrs P. _
I NEW rmmvrrrmm

E. QUINTARD’S SONS, 'V
. AVE removed to their new rooms in thePOst-O
eldstore)where they have a verylarge‘s’ssortmcnto
Furniture or ‘e.y description, .

‘ At greatly reducedprices.

UNDERTAKING,
ill allltsbrpnches. 4

Wm. E. Quintard,

GENERAL roams-limo

 

" At QITINTARD’S FURNITURE noous‘ ' oppo; -
at: itfiggrse Railroad Depot. Also, Agt’mt or

MARBLE BURIAL’ VAULT.

grime promptly attended to day or night,
srdence three doors from Union Avenue on
Main Street. ‘ it:

CEMENT PIPE» Hill CHIMIHS,

Square and Round Cement Pipe. with plain and
ornamental tops, for chimneys ; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaper and better than brick.
Manufactured and for sale by - . .

. CHAS. T. LEONARD ill SON.

Norwaik. June 26, 1873. ' ' -

DISTRICT OF NOBWALK,ss., Probate Court.
July St A. 1)., 1874. 3 '
Estate of ELLA ANN BANKS, late of Nor
walk, rn said District, deceased.
TheCourt of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath lrmrted and align-ted six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate, to exhibit

 

 

present their accounts. to erl attested within
paid time, will be debarreld all-eat?“ . All '
indebted to said Estate are request
mediate payment to

3"” J AMES W'ISEMAN, Administrator.

 

ISTRICT 0F NORWALK, ss. Probate Court'
July 7th, 1874. ' ~ 2 _

- Estate of SAMUEL WHITNEY, late of New
Canaan, in said District. doce ' ’
COurt: _of Probate for the

walk, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date_hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
neglect to present their accounts, properly attest-

 

O THE PBOBATE_COURT for the District of
» Norwalk '

The application of Emeline Comstock,.of Port
the County of Orange, in— the State of

Guardian to_ _ erick E. Comstock ‘a miner'bee
longing m sard Drstrict,_and now residing . at said
Port: ‘Jervis, and that said minor is the owner of an

’ undivided interest in the followingrenl estate, to‘

wit :— one certain tract orparcel or land, situated,

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BENEDICT’S

A s‘rriicerr ntnsr-OL‘Ass DrNrNo soon. ‘ 1
Prices moderate. All who desire to be well and
neatly served are cordially invited to call at V
DENEDIC'E’S- DINING Rooms,
119 Chambers Street, between West Broadway Ind
Church Street, . ' 41 ' NEW YORKL ..

. WM. B. DANh, .
_ NUHVWA'VLK VTHOTEI.‘ “VERY.
‘ ' [liver Street.

The very best of annouts,—uot to be'snrpassed by
any private establishment in the county.

intuit lerllr STABLE.

FIRST-CLASS
DOUBLE VAND' erGLE

Horses and Cartridges
Constantly on hand for hire, With or without driv-
ers. Our equipment was never better, and we do
not mean that any shall outdo us in safe, stylish.
and everyway desirable turnouts. Orders for

: WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, PARTIES,
and PASSENGERS to‘and from the cars. prom fly
and satisfactorily executed. Horses receive on
Livery, the, and all at reasonable prices. ' ' ‘

 

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the, character otan ailment, as
costly digested and «00¢an
work the blood asflsesimpleu
food. _ It increases thetauamuu
"of T‘Nature’s Oran; alumn-
Aaent, Iron in the bloodr‘and'
curesV‘ta thousand ms,”- simply:
footnote ,Inviaomugoand .
walnut”? stern. 1 en-
mwtss 9'1me oft!» My.
repairing (tempest/ma wasteV ,
searching out morbid secre-
tions, any! leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon. - - .
This is the secret of the won-
derful success of this remedy in

curing Disposals. live! Com-:-

 

rhmmBoflgNervousAE’éctions, '
Chfllsand. rovers... Human.
‘ Loss“_ of .. Genetitutional Vigor, .
Diseases of the. Kidneys sand

 

 
 

 

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nfill’i‘t‘lii‘fitfhi’f‘nhiedliii‘l assisting: $.93? .. ' 9-1—mw‘fa"...
Norwalk. .‘ov.15tll, 1873. ‘ 45 q Mafia-gig“ Mi" ac.
NORWALK commuted" MW. genome
"0180 Shoei o mmfibfct‘ttm ‘11" fi‘mmfl“
- ,2 116:0 0, W; a...» name:
. laced b cmespondiug . .
r‘ hill ' tion, are pomnm, mm-
sing str 7:, vigor, midi "
I state 'mofthesysm. ‘
ggtd Wildinn up an‘Tm‘ 00n-
Thousands ism." T 1362
WWW am .i 51"?” mm * "
BEAR-9r HORSE-sanwamhnon ‘ '- ‘fhapp’ mound usabiliigna'
JAMES D."-SBEA.A out. ~4 * ~1‘~-€nvalidamnmtréalsdmw’ hes.
.‘ tfillfilrs es shod in thevi'ery. best manger, and as. ,‘Wfl‘a‘veflumi ' - . ”.2 . . .j
. lgrsggattentionpaldto LAME orlNTERll'Efig‘ , : ..i ,see-WmhmhMPEBU-
VVIAN SYRUP blown in amylase.

HARNESSES POI-SALE.
HE subscriber wouldfr‘e'spe'ctfill’y inform the
public that he has now- on hand 9 ood assort-
ment of HARNESS, made of the visa est‘tuhteri-'
alsnyhlch he will-SELL; A8 1.0 blithey can ~ '
marblybe furnished at an other similar estnb7,
meat in the country. ow for your orders.
Iatrme have them at once. V Will. B. SWAN.
N orwalkJ'eb. ], 1876. 0
- BLATCHLEY‘S .
Im roved CUCUMBER: WOOD;
- 1’ MP, Tastele urab - .
clent and cheap , , _ 8 best um'p
. 'Attentl n
is especially invited tomato .2
ley’s Patent. Improved Bracket
and ‘ New 'Dr0p . Check . Valve-
- h which can be Withdrawn with-
out removing the Pumpmr dis-
turbing the joints. Also, the
Cop er Chamber, which never
, onto or scales.andwrll.outlast_ ,
any other. For sale by Dealers
; and the Trade lgenerally. " In-‘
. quire for Blatch, ey’s Pump, and
it your town, send .drrect to ' .

Pamphlet:- Free.
SETH W. FOWLE ll. SONS, Proprietors,

‘. loan or DanesnrsuartnaaLLr.
Es-I'Arsnrsnrsnfisso.-

CV. 13.313'Artoas,

; ,. . the subunit" ' . , . .
TQMBBERO correct-roars,
74 Bespectiully informs his numerous pair‘ous and the
. . public generally, that he continues to furnish

PARTIES, WEDDINGS, .‘ -
FASHIONABLE DINNER

 

 

 
 
 
 

wlth eve
of anyVo the New .Yor Caterers. Having had
- ch experience in New-York. he'is able to com-

CIIAS Me yviththem in every respect. » -

 

 

Go'IILAIjCELEI‘,Munufacturerfi .. llied B . . , ,
50600mmerceSt.'Philadel hi ’Pa. 6mol Bonedl‘nrke'. e .* ' lacuit‘G acé.‘
’ , - .P 3‘ - ~ . minim}. ed, Plum-remitting, ..
_ . - . 3 . -:;Smoked=Tongue,j’ellled, Charlotte‘ku'sse,‘. _
, ' “ . . . ~ S icedSalnmn, - Jelhes of allkinds, _
- ‘ ‘ i . 'C icken’Salad, 'Ornnmental'ryrar'iiids,
~ , ‘ . ' » . Lobster Salad. ,, , Water Ices of all kinds,
. . ,. ,. .g; ' . .-7 -. ‘,::~ Lapladl’agtridgc,‘ 'FancyIcesg,‘ ' "'
‘ " Chicken Croquet. ~ '

Challenge Iceflream.
£1: : - shamanism a
cakes (implemented. ‘f T

\

CelebratidNofwalkoysters

ris SAGE rlerirs

To and fit... onto minis, V. 7 I
'canbehadattirehfli’ " . . .

CHEAPER rain-mammals,

until further notice. Apply at the "

, 2. .. is.élt§tylel.'.=.i~..-. .

. Silver,iChinaandx ;Warelo‘a_nedratrreasoila-

. ble rates.‘. Goodawmtora’ furnished. 1 :IOrders V-by _
At ,ito:.the:Confectidnery‘isV’a neat; clean

mil prom 1y attention to.

 

 

 

 

 

,. 1 M. do of:
Iron, is so combined; as‘toghav‘el

plant. Dressy Chronic Diar- .

Noll Hilton Place, “Rebuilt: ‘v’ '

S .
LUNCHES, AND .. OLLArrONs,-
requisite in'asf cod style as can be .had.‘

- Refrlserators

‘ SW‘Qkpegteditli‘pa‘yw'a ass-3 gas-51

. . f thence odetto-otladiesand arcane:
Gazette once. &M°M 1* _ 3°“ m

 

Insurance- Company, . .
casrr CAPITAL, . . 3000,000
'- '. ISSOES_I’olicics associate; Rider careful in-

spection of the Ballets,- covering all loss or

damage to Boilers, Buildings, and Machinery aris-
ing‘frdm ‘ ' ' ‘ V -

'J‘. M. ALLEN. - - . President
. .. M.‘BEACH. - '-‘ Vice-Freckles"
J. Ba'I'I'EBCE.‘ - V - Secretary
W4 VG. “NEBIJRGH, — Agent

Oilice over the First National Bank, cor. Main. and
Bank Sts., BRIDGEPOBTo CON N . f 23

’Hlllilifllllllliili‘-‘llll![§i5ll§llls.d

A FULL stock ofthe most approved yam , an

 

wholesale and retail, at .mannfacturers’ prices, lli-’
eluding: ‘ - _ , . , . .
Mow ng Machln es and Lawn Mowers.
~- xLuwanowers, fullsize. for §12._‘ ,-
Wheelflawu, steel a‘nd‘hs‘y rakes.
PloughsE-llleadlsdlarsh, magmas. _, ~ .
HShovels. Spades,.Scoops, Garden ’Forks, and.
oes.. . .» : ‘
'Rlilay;utters—Burdick’s, Whitinore‘s,.and Hide
0 erst‘ " . .
HarrOlvs'Corn Shellers. Ox Yokes and Bows .

, ~srnallerim lementsin greatvsrlety.- " _
' Phopp V;so-—Ruaaell’s,—Coc’s, Baazh’malld.
Bridgeport. ,‘ . V. W.C.STREET -
Norwalk,Apri120th.1873. -- . . ~ * . ..

g , CrowK.

. . {Al EiLLocrrwoonlsf.

 

Tin-Tynes 8! slimline?! :_
T0. Accomr'ODA'rE THE TIMES
_ Iwill makafdur
BEAUTIFUL “Havens
.FOR ONE- DOLLAR .
.Pluin Cartes-de-Visites,$3.50 per (140261).) _
‘ ' E. '1‘. whirring .V

Nlltill.Sliallllllinllttghlilhl

ESTABLISHMEIGIL: . .
.V,Dasssss AND transactions ’.

l.

' rofeverydoseription
CLEANSED on DYE!) »

Particular atten

‘ Y ‘ a notm'bssh 'lled. .
In ‘ man er tion p33 to the

mousing. heating is, Repairing'o’f
I GEN-TS, GARMENTS, ‘.
by a newand improved method,,ln,;tw9 da 1, aOgr-
iiaaseiiiiiu:attracts ._....

‘ e d: ; 90 cents per sir, [Callaud up
iiiilll’.%i. olytho olilce, ea o‘f—Horse‘ nativity

Depot. ‘Opep untllBo’clock plat". innit
' 9 . .~ .9, .

BIBLE 8.

or every description; also, . .

.“wlllls & wollllsllr litt-

. A'Para Gos cllIarmVon forSundayi‘ Tools
and Fa esp.h For‘i‘ull particufargandgesgm .:*

1...... Newark

,imtf Agent forNorwalk'Bible Sbcicty,Noifwalk. if} V

 

neurotransmitters .

. and-sewers.
E.» KLOOKWOODS

 

tice Building,(entrancelone door west of the ' '

findertaker. i'j

their 0 'ms for settlement. V Those who neglect to.

persons ’
to make im-'

“District of Nor-'

Those who

ed within said tinie, will bl. debs a recovery.
All persons in to said Estate are requested
to make rmm lime“ to . .

3t'29 S 1ST. JOHN, Executor.

SimuBoiLnu Expansions !' »

Garden Implements now‘l nstorejnd for'lile‘, ’

. Churns—Blanchard’s. the very best in usefislso; _

- “he said he was-a ‘Tip

‘ ownifault.”j ;' 2...,

I- wBamev’sblon
L :oflce' and getih'i'sl'ps'y

- has just won the‘hear

' rectitudc.” . .

s .h ”g -' :
recuessatlfem’tolfllierve' " theg‘ilztvgzg 31%;," “
"As ne‘dtzhotfkapgafptrbfict ,0 s
tors ‘- ate rationally

 

—-“‘_tree‘sé htfihi‘lsls hauled but}?
~- .prlicllcé‘orlos g' '

The feetthst m‘covessd'lijit union's -

31”,! r. . 1,
1nd thoughTtahe'mufitTgHTdilygfl'
An cudl‘ess‘ joy to sing‘ airplay, 1 .. -

'In-our.youth,.lohg,Jon'gago.:.' ., .

.. .. -Ao ... mee
Be willgives‘pe'clalattentionto Boys’Garments wi yous group, we 10ng ‘t 9 ‘ '9... ‘

hen hope washi'gb. Sud-life .was. sweet;
When romance 'shed'it’s goldc light,

That circled, in a nimbus-brig t, -

O'er time’s unwrinkledbrbw‘. '

The lips are mute that, sang these words;

The hands are still that struck'these, chords ;
Thelcvisg heart is cold. ’ '. - '

From 0115 .1116 circle. one byione, ,

Some dear. companion there has gene;

-While others stay io'fin'd how true

That life has chord and discord too,

And all of us are old.-

”l‘is not alone when mpsicth ' is, .. ..
The ower of thought prdfouii that fills
~ he soul. ’Tis not all‘a‘rtij ‘
The old familiar toueszviebear‘: -
Die not upon the listening car;

They vibrate in the heart.

And no‘w you know the reason, dear,
Why I have .keptand treasuredhe'fe
_ This song of by one years; _ . '
You laugh at. the o, efaahioned strain :
‘It brings in childhood back again,

, And 01 5 my eyeswith tears.

~. - » - c. J. E.
' , .. vOldandNew.
==== '
buying - Queues.

“He is but a landscape painter}? as Tenny-
son sings in “The. Lard ofVBurleigh :" but
once he was sphysician, and, if his knowl-
edge of medicine was equal to his knowl-
edge oi art, he was a very good physician.
He was your: er then than he is now,and he
is not old, an be was greener—greener than
any spring foliage he ever painted, and
spring foliage, by the way, is a specialsty of
his. City born and bred, he made a ' on
summer visit into the country, and .lelile
there. heard incidentally, of a couutg' ,doc-
' tor who wishedto'sell his practice. ..9 was
hesitatin' , was ourzy'oun'g' friend, about his
choice 0 a professipu,,hVaVving failsdito pro-
cure any but poor patients, Who could not
pay, and having alsotaile'd tq. paint any but
poor picturesflvhich would‘irot'sell. It was
an even thing with- him whethérme became
a signing artist,;or. Eremained is; starving
physician. He was earnipg no money is
either, nor was he likely jto’-‘ in the city.
Why not try the country'?V-Its‘rnhabitanls
were honest, and. simpleérninded, ' he ‘had
somewhere read, aanV-Vyvhstwith the heat of
the sun, and other novel, peculiarities, they
were, he thought, more liable; to sickness -‘
than the denizens of 'a‘cra'v’vded city: ’Cer—
‘ tainly the children were, for were they not
pepet‘ually eating green fruit it Yes, 1.19 would
try the. ,eountry‘,‘,ii; after. looking. into , the
practice tha’twas to be disposed of,'he could
see a living. in it. "2110 called upon the dis-
posing practitioner who was but a little older
than himself—ausd’ablegood-uatpred young
Mlo’W.’ thohshf timetverdsshhe thonrht.
iVThe vverdeilt one was, willing to “yamoose
the.rsuclre,?’. as—he remarked, “for - between
ourselves, there is a ladyiii‘ California . who
is attached to me, .. though;yop wouldn’t.
think A it erhaps'.” ‘V‘Butnbout your prac-
tice t” “ won’t‘aay anythi 'glr’otltit. "But
to-rnorrow, if yOuilike, say= editor-row fore-
noon,VI’Vil harness up, andyou can see for
yourself. Its not so sickly, now,,VI must ; tell
you, but-V it's going to be £00.11. eflmf ly
among children - and old~ folks. ' on: like
. mind .I might-live foreve‘r‘héue;ollly they
, ave no. such men. Plenty ofnioney though.
My horse remembersthe house of. every pa-
tient in the neighborhood. and stopsof him-
self at thei'r‘il‘oors. "You can jot down-the
. number as we .jOg along, and idecide‘w‘heth-
er you’ll buy me out 02,116. .iAuditcw sup-
pose .we' adjourn to the tavern (are you stop-
plug there I) and have, semething cool i I’m
thirsty, and «ram to ' smoke: ‘i Mum’t snake
in. my ofilce, you know. Here’s, :a cigar,
you can smoke. Try it." .j Theyadjonrned
_ to the tavern, had- something cook-smoked
an'dV canie to an agreement regarding .the

. . ' lyingandbeinginthetownofNorwalk,rn uanti- . - - - -h . -- .. ,- r, .
., . . l t - ,eenacre mo ,e n m, m -. sumtobepard fort epractlce,pns ,present
COMMENCING MAY 1am, 1874. P ROV'SIONS and PRODUCE ff 33%, an: palatial ngufilyvl‘iiywiiii of 0:: “”13. .mggutnre—éfespeelsllylthe futudrle;_', th h
LEAVE NORWALK. So.NouwAL . ,,_ ~... ~ » 0W9 an an_ 0 0mm 509,988 yan A. enext prenqonji span, OW, tong
. " . T . . M assess? ..rrauaalAriae-aamgst the m, or- ratherthe. country-9°00! a...
:33 "2.m"1§e¥ £03} fictrggtfltig 3.20 chm. RM Daniel. C. Otis,.the interest of said minor therein is- tandvas 3 cosiderabletrme'abt’lut “30.0118“
- -‘ .. - ~ :0: .. m; 44:4; s- mummies.“ . assess: ed ... ..... ....... were" ........
7.05 “ NewVYork Accommo’n 7.25 9‘ T. N - 3'39 - . D - . " ‘ ‘e a 80 6 .stop.‘ f‘Wlly,,dociol', nearl‘yevery person in
fig 2: N. Y. Ex. a steamboat gig: {\QA 8 SW QR N I Q . Yflggfigfie iiéfelfifiitififii $3.213; is a, page” the toga mustjhalve been uiuflje‘]! 10.9,. hands,”
8-05 .. _ .525 .. - “product-vernal; the availSV-thereofayowantqd. remar ed our derghtedcrt, eepmga men-
' - . , , . - for the support. marntcnance and education ofsard ‘ 15 - “Y
8.4:) “ New Hat on Jaccon‘l n 0.0. ‘l . . V. . . ,tal tally of t e stoppages. Ves—suppose
£9.05) »“ N. Y. Ac.'&.N. H.Ex.. _ 9.35 H Eggfi‘éfihgflafigmgfitfémf 8:133:39 so—at one time or another. ‘Get‘ up l’l It
13% 2 . fig if ofacetordni‘rirgtolaw :mwherefor‘e she'lsafi'ly gist there ,was a constant “get uplll” .iO iheborfié, who
10:35 i. x u. Ac. and NY. Ex 1le .. . ' . .' - ~ 154195! 438.5938 6'08““ 01"“ E. 0.8.81”: V‘nppearedtoremember. is masterspractlcc
11.00 2‘ New Haven Express 11.20 u u. - his??? . . a}:tgegfgfifgyggmeyfggtggggi,7; betterthau his masterfldld. .. -. ,..-,
11-39 ,2 ‘ i”? " sunfish. fiwmuviin'u” .J' 'mfiCh'°fl°cm"uuhfi meethei-son to sell the same-.pursuant'to the stat-' €It- was purchased 'at once for a good round
5-35; F. m . fig; 11;, m- Mofiglmmmu‘mflh ute in-such case made and undivided-V] -' sum in cash,fand that very- afternoOn the re-
12.55;: liew York A. ’ "10’s 1-20 ;: gmhwrliomnochmewirmmmfifi' ”4““ Julylllhlfthflgl‘il coasrocx, Guardian. ' “hellfirec—hhhn-"thea‘bmstefimfic-
gag “ gggggzggéxggg: 3% “ . a —. 4 ,4; -. r:'.-lz;l-'.:..._.;; . . _ ~ ; __¢ . I . .. companled- 13y typoIp'rzthrgqagggamttnges
"L30 :‘ New York Express 3.00 N. ' ‘ " ADgtri'igffflWfllkJ-‘rome Court, rs. July uth,- V3139 Versfimfilzi :18 someggmgtmsfir} e. E95;
5 . n . . .' , . - . ' - g. » . ‘ ; ~
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3.50 “ N.Y.bN.H.Accom’r: 4.10 ‘3 'l‘ h "‘ ‘ h H ' . on W eermru 3 9. F0 . _e_ .090“ 0" . i I " 'r A .. '
mo New fiaven Express 4.30 .. .m'l‘ii‘éii‘ii‘a‘ifiifiaiiil. $$¥fl2$aii§l§§f€i§i rm’ontheegthhgay.°gggrg§mbenmangoes aeolian/the hats. unaccoutgek: lump".
4-3" 2: . . 4~50 “ in, other. Mannfnuuredandforsalebg ‘gggwggggnyé you,“ aflggmgmgg‘. egg; 'ahsinentsctesmms slogan. ate-luscious
g‘fs' i. bewiork Accomm’ 2% i: CHAS' 1" LEON R A: son‘ :vheregsuch reale eliiate liegpthre' :u'aweek's‘succp es- ”fight—that. #55719: g .. .limwred' Yard!“
5:30 i. N. 33 Ex. & N. ll. Ac 6:00 at Norwalk.June 26'1873' ' * " .7. ’. ’ , ." ' sively, at least six weeks before said time as' ed; young person, Who was 801113 to Calrforrila,
6,00 .. 0.20 .. - f - .,' .I. _ ; - 1. 1:28 . - - GEORGE'A;’DAYENBDBT,Ju ge.- willfl'e he hadda tender attachment}: It‘d
6.20 “ New York Accommo’n 6.40 u If 2 -th 31 ' 'a" ‘ ' ' . ' 4 - ' . Siamese, and nopllliflmsyfl-Z are an
fig ‘2 New Haven Accomrn gig :: on m e 00 THE "Anffflkh DQ539311; iild still 909053115}. What didig
“0 .. 730 .. 2 . , .. ~~ . ‘ _ : . .. ._.; , . ' mean-it -Mean ?—_lt meant that therewas no
7.:_i0 2: 7.50 :~ " y ‘ . _ , 1 " . i: ' , a practice there! The country M. Duhati bar-V
€13 .. Sig .2 RU V i STEAMNBUILERINSPEBTION ' rOWed-Vthe'horseof amilkmanl'l‘hatsiaill.
stat .. 8.50 .. , 7- . - . - ' , ' . *. _"‘0nly the. and QO‘h!P§:!I!0§e-'.’+HM=; .
4 .._ 9.1,, n V _. . _ ' . '~; ‘ » ingr,""chibner'afor August... ~ . ~-
__ 9 511231 N. fl.‘Express 9.40 n ' ‘ ‘ ‘ AND ‘ ———'—-‘___——. ' . "'1
9' M“ ”“0" “We” 10'0" “ anxo rrGENrLt—“Ys‘fi-I‘re’rhemb'er ~

that anecdote,”,'thb SundayechtSdb superium
'tendent said,,aud thepldpathoginmis voice,
n‘nd‘the old, Md: look: in, his. eyes. , f.‘ It .
.wa’s'v's'rbout- a 'simple creature named Hig-
giris, that used to haul rock for old Maltby.

.. When, the Jamepted Judge Eagleygtrim
pod 'and fell' dtl‘Wn jute;- courtihousle, stairs.
and brokeh‘is- neck, {t war a“ greet question '
how-{to break .the news io‘z’Mrs.‘-'Bag'ley. ~
But finally the body was put into Higgins" .
wagon, and he was vinstructefldytputakeVg
it ,to Mrs."B., but_“to:lbo .vaéVr-ym named.
and discreet iii his’ languagegan, “not'ioj,
break the ne'ws' miller at'oucegibtrt‘it’o' do ii-
srsdhnlly a211ml: gently-y When: Higgins 3°" -
therewith his sad freight, he shouted.“ till
Mrs :Ba'gley ‘came* to the door: "Then .13.? ’ -
“idly-,I-i’ . ;___ :;.:
‘tDQetheLwidowBaglc “VG-110702"- ~ 5
“.The widog-VBagleyl;-;Twain? '; .
l"“l’ll*béi {he does; but have it ygur. ,.
way. ->Vl[ell,‘doesqurdgejlta‘ ey'jliye here 1".
.“.Yes,.Judge Bugleylives rel.“ ‘. ,1 ' ‘
.“fl’ll; Mt jhfi :ddfi’ir’mfit :never mind, it-

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~ -“;No‘,‘riOtfatpi-‘eséiit.3’:_ , . .. -. . z. ,_ . :
“:I ~jé§tiexpected"a‘s‘ ‘uch‘,beeau‘s’e 'o’tt,
knowétake'holdro': isatniaiimumg-rog .m... . ~ -
soih‘to make a little communication; 113:2?
reckori'maybo.,it'r’ll.jar you'ggmgijfghg . ; -jV
heen'anhccidset; ihhth. ,.,.1’V.e. set; the raid, .
Judge curled~upvout hereirr the‘.wagop,~au'd .
when; ' yousee: drill =youtlli'ackucwlou -
rohrselfrthat an inc gridsioboarilhezo y:
'thing‘that could be a‘cgmforgtotqihimg: f . ._
‘ ‘. " ‘ ‘,‘,'Z§f“".'f'1§rfi,fio¢r§n.

. fimlmmmfil CI ._ -
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