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J an puma,“ gover :OJEO 2» wheels,—aud water too,—t_ook his money Carl Rosa slid Parepa anti odal as they ~ - - 1 * 5 ‘
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'. 0‘50 perfect summer weather! 1 “ GAINS. ~‘m1mdsnmhmhstic ‘2' in 3 fidiéring 913091 300k! P0102 where [LexingtonI (KyH)Gaeztte] xgeteflulzgci‘fggc,afimgfigg’mgxcfifi,n5 . l -- . ' ‘ Till? place occupied _by the 'subscri'b'c'rmt the ‘ 'Mdf’lflflngWS'fifid’w13‘3 " f7 1'-
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'0“ “’8'“ ”1 W" "I I" I‘ ”'3', 0 p ace scan “2“!" 111(1- of cold wu er principles, 'lis' said. The - ' c ’ w his marria e and he' is indebted to her, it is I- 2 “ - ' f, , . 1‘ ,.
' F:fi:l°1‘:.“.i§1i’ii$l.“’f” not "on“! Home ‘2‘“? "J‘s-alas! how ignVestm‘ent for ia‘time did not prove- profit. 3?(fifizmg‘fiifl,gelgfgfit‘fim‘: 33:: said, for tlgie" inspirations He is so modest _ Vs» ‘ To 39111:. “m “.0“ ”1mm“ "“3 VERELOW; ”no!” foul Wmnghhgg;mgfif r. 9
'5’ '. many,- .1110 were. delighted with Nep— able, but recent .mpmvemem in- .11“, mm But the incident we no relate, though ““1 “mug 115112113 {enwggg’sfi‘gng 9"" H .J A. u. nrrNC'r'oN s; 00., THE ST JOHNI HOMESTEAD I910“ TO “Ag E'AIIcn'I 2-1 And wherellsen‘lyplllnfi '1' '
‘ Pink. and. ptn'ple 310w: fadiu , tuuc’s kind trea't'm'eht'of "1111:1111 they otl'er- 1, B coming to usdn a' reliabl 11y, was known 5°“? have “'0" ere ow '1 mon , ' V I '
Fm ‘19“; s d 1 hi icl ‘fv‘hidi‘ b for Clams asimprovedmatters, and yron‘s ,0 few outside ofhis neighborhood Farmer courage to propose toa woman so much A. H. Brmcron, J. B. ELLS, G. N. Duns. 0N man STREET. 9 325 0,3,, mm mm“, m “amyyphmem, 0, My thougbtflliou'gh’umifel “353“:
,9, FIRE fiw Chorus. 1: :1 in 11:21:”I e; .‘t ey seemed t0: course is now approved with ac clam-alien. Smith lived' m a quiet way, aud' w'as suppos- larger than himself. . to ,1. li Possess,” given ,mmcdme,y.9 V Enq “mm 1' $10 “ desired 9 .- 9, . But they rebrofi’g'hfbsck “£23.71"
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_ _ 1: tot their countenance: at the {no-2 . _. besides havm a re“ ood farm A’f ted. -The musical twain were en route to 1 ' -. - . 9 ' his _o_nd d’ ii c
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Pink and purple gone together, whistle, animal: faces‘ of ghastly fion ‘3’ we propose to stay at a“, Point'aud, withhold the true nether—thought there 9 fif‘figzlegeien unlucky .i'.‘ this ,couutr gaggzl‘rrgogggézfizce, : :9 : I _. : Z 730 ngfisefi.‘ 190 13L or. “f5lf831r‘eVlofIAqu-‘RNO; Real Estate Agent, . .,. .,.. l Making eye ”@W‘hbloglonbn J,
0 the perfect summer weather! ; resignation, stayed—on deck. Was the first in the neighborhood a couple of weeks and mlg‘ltll b22133 02:23:: to 1:182! aTCfrtain place on For some reason or other I have hot bééyt; '1‘“ '.'. 03,, ”35.1““, paper, . . ." - g3. 33 ’TO DENT- _ 9 , 'B a: Sh 1' Meeting me, idwfiflkuu :.. “g;
If'Ifgxm’ ' $3,322,511,er ; part ofthe “'21’1’2“""‘“a “‘9'“? ”1‘ him» our own ‘clam shells would b'.‘e in danger of Egngyoiie,’ and “0,2,,“ $222,202,274“; able to keep my friends in America. With ri'i'r'ée'n u ... .. u - .......... §o.oo Il-E lower part» of the "2'35" bnontlns an‘vgm' OOt'ISII ‘an 035.01“ when guys with fautmfree ,.,,,, J-
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.414; ,0, Ava-u!- 1 émm‘ th h l h 'h i l E vs ve. 11 t8 coo own ere at the former said he did not feel able to buy—he 18391;», he: exclaimed “gum" “1 fl: :1 Maggi,”“vammmmmmtothebummcom TO RENT, J willconvincetbemtbatby ,9 _'J‘, .J. .J. J. “122. ~.
II 77" "I“? ‘- " “I an 'an gleam ’1‘},,.,°,,",;_‘,Zd"f£.“,” E L°"g'm°"d°w’ “me" is 1' mm" mm '1” 1'1" 'gil' Shims: 95:23:11? "lie p33: 1:: Shh" have not 1" 1 ~ °’ " tantrums-“median o‘codttlilllil,bintax'lepefnl1€‘ed A good, nice place, 'in 'the- Borou' onorable Dialling1 d2 Small Profitg J , .,.J- PABINI‘Alss-pvmu... J J...“
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i _ Point. J‘ W‘ m; gin-oak”; he said Would lion's}; ‘Indeéd Y?“ are mistaken, my 800d Carl “(filiié‘ii‘il‘acigoi‘i‘i‘lfié’es11°13...“ 1" s pleasant] acted on Fair Street, opposite niggmgfii‘i‘i‘fi?“ " “fan's" Sfihfiifi‘lc W'hiIch 'sha'll it‘b‘e‘f’ W2iibh sbififibé? , ,'
If you have not so rcgarded me heretofore. AdVauc'epayme‘ntrequiredforallirausieuladver- the head Main Street l'Yill 'be rented at .8 ”THE LE '5 xpnxflmu‘m IS BETTER THAN‘. I 'looked lit Joh'uo-JJohn' lookedaihi‘e 511‘ -. J1
“Iownthechsrmst‘oundedarms,
,1 t,0f,eyca that lovc’s sonlustre shed,
~" Ofrsvenhsirsud tresses thir.
W wEwluta andred;
"Eurasia
', The arrows that to hearts areisped:
' ' 1 mono of those my fancy please
e the bony haudo that make good bread.
~ .-
. w dyes from perfect skies,
through the canvas make us feel ,
soine make the dress fair forms caress,
_Towln theheart andturnthe head;
39;, For, me, more rare beyond compare “
~_Are the bonny hands make good bread.
1
m; {tilts d'uo't our liccs bowed.
w’la' “Weft: 11.12.3511. offe'i,
an ”new 1.1...
. Wemarkherpath-ntrafloi‘light— ,_,
'W'blcls, broadening, brightening. as it goes.
Is merged into the infinite. !
A little band ,now- -bcckons— -us—- 9
"Twill wbvo us‘wclcedc liy-aud-by , '
. The thought of her, our first, fair child.
Will make it easier when we die.
'tAnd so,” we said, “ ’twasgood of God
,Thl'p firstling of our fiock to take ,
He knew how dear ms heaven would be
‘ sic in heaven her 1111-. should make. "
i
mm 1111: with o’erlowing hearts,
N to our love the child was given-—
IO'I9& 1‘
but it requires
- usedmore than two or
' 1: him V naive self-
wholesomovou would
8 is and
In“ atosc than! do-
: toss
I men out about in trims and threes, or con-
VE versiug with ’bated brouth.
" it was~se pleasant? Let :13 drop the sub-
1 the whole club have no uupleuaaut recollec- Tilton.
' 39'0“ of Tuesday adorn‘oou July 28111.
‘ about it an all“ 0111mm“, not to say
lv“"lody sous“ deteriniued to i'est rpa next-neifih
' kidding MK, _
~ 1111111111119. so! “ to are litilethollght about
~ meat—those of yonrresders who wish to
" i ghbw 1111111111111: “1121111111111; one who has be has influence enough to get better trait-
f “done it; it is too elicatc to describe 01: pa-
- per. Aok’ "our friéu‘d'“
, dog, from Bridgep
. f perfection. Don't
f? borrowed Gibsou’s orb 9
_“ these are chords 9111: lbs. ‘nmsa heart" '.&c ab
, '13s- their fi'slr; our Lumbermau lost his bad the
; 1 Candy; most of us have, at various times,
‘ , lost our sleep, but an enema: losthu tompsr,‘ "J”
from the first.
brick-lu-
. ' ec-
tigu of bushes no glaring M solid to n is
' try your eyes and keep up a, perpetual eng-
5 gestlon of deserts, and heat. and aridity.
? Iufiouhabciludfiil 'hj'iwu slupesgentlydown
9 t6 fhé ammo.“ is more that than buy, men come to their own
g and on itssurfsce up and downs; far as the
eye can are white soils are spread to the
" breeze abd’bcdn perp'etnal'ly filléd‘ with its 111- Philadél
f refreshing)“ Acrflsfiebsyathe land-
scape iodivemficdwith fields, gioves, cot-
“801‘!!! “SW ‘Wahhifl! gives the was stoleii from 35ch street,- nearly a week
' impression oflhrlit‘;ci:utsbtmeut,ud hop-J
‘ssiaeresieirmuewgm .slsr'poini of a the
' “:1 all “we“ ““1“
me Ill ICIII
"sand; bar. and stiuw. waterlhmbsuiavlslble
I I 357111! clubs .o’cloct assassins: thsi‘all Riv-
' ‘ersteamsr calcium Walll‘ope Bayou
1;' landing at Rocky Point the coach will bring midfield her directions; whiCh‘ was to take
', ' their: will! the lgtcuews and the new comers 3"
9v lo wise as up. 'abd giv'é‘ its fresh topics for
discussion. The new comers cannot come
3 without an inspection more searching than cords are kept entirely tree from the pests.
" ble mothers chiefiyébut they don't mean to "
OUR NEW YOIII'K LETTER.
NEW Y‘Oinr, August 10th,1874.
sarcasm AND TILTON.
Beecher, Beecher, Beecher. Tilton', Til-
gin,- firilton‘i‘. are $1: hazing-[‘9' surigt ‘of
use er an ra or mac 0 1 ton. one
Emit;- ASSEM‘W 05°} PerkflPFZJ “9’“ _but 0‘ of your senses can escape either Beecher or
As you walk the streets the news-
boys howl “All about the Beecher scan-
911111 1 ll" You look over the dead-walls, and
portraits of Beecher and Tiltou, in ‘s_‘dyer-
ti meals of sensation papers, stare you out
countenance. Sit dowu’aflsble, and your
bar will, a thous's‘ndl'lo o'ne,1‘1sk
you, “W at isthe latest regarding the Beech-
er- scandal l” and insist upon discussing the
entire 'c'ase, commencing with the marriag
dismiss formality as far ‘of Tilto‘n. dowi: to _lbe absorbing Conun-
we“. 11111111, “What will 11111111011 testify to t” ‘
1‘" pen‘” sou-emu 1
has we'll-nigh gone out of public sight. It is
astonishing how soon anion is: forgotten in
New York polities, when he has nothing to
give. He might as well be dead. It' is true
Was it because
Oak Bluifs' is mum place; there is
hee-aud-easiné‘ss,’ whiCh 'isI _very attractive. .
r
I nothing to. do.
. .J'lk'e' doll
We», favorite sinuse-
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meat than other convicts, but that is about
if ih ii the extent" of :t‘. The old man went over to
0 “F. c 8m? the _.lsland,and lbstday ”blastsr set. one:
,_9 ”laud; ii 1.0 aspirants for power administered upon his
ask ll: unfirtuhate who estatg at once
The venerable old villain’ 3 political prop-
oil was divided just as soon as it was toleré
..-.- certain that he could not 'g'et out for a
We} have All thd' _~-our troublfi 0111“ year, Morrissey fiabbed a-portion, and the
' cog-(p “amt, ihiiieh'un'g'e ppmg other gin mill poi 'ticians took the balance,
' 1 ~ film,“ r lost 3'“! 1!!!! nd'etI's' M ii _sud were Tweed out today, he could hardly
‘ -1 1 - "Sec reinstate 11111111111, 'for‘ the men who have
' "Kill" 1'! usurped his place, will. hold what they have,
old man, having no pldces to dispose
of, bcould 'u'ot organize a ne'w‘ psi-(y 10‘- mild
”all“: Fill“? li'fimdl“ "‘°
--t a‘ use w o h m at al
“films :we hold 30 2.2"“! n0 0211““ 1985- —-but- personal liking has little to do with
call - 11'st h . such matters. The politician an where“ is
. mum, ' selfish-the New York politicians sparticu-
.. lady and ementially so. He commands
1 respectgrecisey' in proportion to his power
., —‘_-oi‘i‘ee ead, away-M1
1' 5 But I am happy (otbe able to as that the
J old _rin will never in have t c. owe:-
once we elded‘. Tweed eld it all' in his side
and used it to the advantage of himselfst
:his friends unquestioned and unchecked.
. 1 He was the soul-Ce 0f purer and the fo'un-
It; is in. thcczouatry, not a taiu‘ or Wengéld Whoever Has 11:3th ltlo him
t 91.76 “in i t a was rower magnificeu y, an w cover
1285 ,J 1? «“3? Sings“??? 0,, was opposed to him was: mercilessly killed.
- J .3 But now that poster _isdryided. There are a
J 1' dozen able andJ unscrupulous men aspiring
- , ' to be Tweeds and as thevare .wa'Vei-in with
is 'u'ot impossible for the scent
elements of the city to wrest the power from
them and reform. sud. purify the government.
fortunate that. each of :thc' aspirant
leaders had rather see the power go into the
hands of the opposition than to let. it be
grasped b 11 rival. Let us hope that these
rogues wil continue to fall out, till honest
each other it
01111.11 MC. , - ' I 1
The kidna in of Children 'ina‘u‘ iii-sled
612222 11551111011111 out in Nevgv York,
which :11th mm: been expected,for1kuow
of no soil in which villainy thrives so well
as here. A child of about five year‘s of age
ago, and 111's.- only blue: ths'.’ parents coul 'et
toitwas'by Wage-their he
admit. cams th‘e‘ ohildm had been
“9 stolen and wasb'é ~10: a ransom. In
cruelly wherein-1111111111 this case; however; 023$“de villains
made a mistake‘; ‘fo' tbsparems of the child
‘lea‘hotelu not adioiel except in name; 'éblbgrml’ngmwmb" “295° 1:
, 938101! ‘pléese and mrnuylivecin ammonia 'fa
99:91:11 not tied downto'auyjfasbionsaud form— ionublcq ter‘ “madam dad‘s-“013912
litressave‘tbose lbatsre', always imposed WMSFPS‘I“ 3, “5 “Pl"
.~ “ “roll no “he J_n"3'i991:"9°°‘”°_°dv that 33:33:11le momwdlllsna kill”.
' mpsnious to go 11991113,}, o 'and 'tbe' salt ' , “'11.
' lineman listen 7 « '9' "W 911m 111‘ profits
' sir “give olfdnridgmmlteriu lio't term of the head on e' “amiss absorbed in
:21?de 0:13?“ gs ” 9 ~ mof 09‘3““ gomfort keel?“ “ago “#191991“ “Ill indicated 'Wedth
tins p thraterlllt will
probal: iée‘mploy Jada 131m osearch‘lhere-
at N; fcomm: 91912113 'msj homage! strikin’ l
' ‘ I'ou; ones at game; 111111111. ”1.1 prey to stun; a
9 fit. ‘ child audhav‘ci 1111111113 _odt thatBs arena-
. cannot pay d9 ' tia-
‘ tions are ‘go 9' t,
I p999“ m°' the demollv'cs' being unable to get any 'clue
spirit of placid to its whereiibouga:
I . . prelléée Stools - . 9 .
some???" gull-ofdoli—sdm “123‘“; nufimmfigmr'wg‘mngtgmgm t211,1
"°“‘“'“““““““1“1.““““-“ ‘ 1111:1111“ ageless“ "tweaks.“-
' I n f drome "commenced on 17mm: 11m] and
' ‘°‘° ““5312“ 3533:3413 “13. masses
. ing thrown from her horse; at the same
Wm: time two other ladies were thrown, but not
Is a light- hurt. Miss Lewis, hu'rt Vb beiu struck with
pole at a charter; ,, ls's A ce‘ Costenei- =
9119;fhu_r_t blyhbelug {brawn fgom the rlalcer
.. ro,sn s'ving‘a orse um on er-
“SEW “.11! m2 “1!.2'1‘4‘. ‘3“?de Castro was instantly killed,- but till; lady 1111’
. ‘ magnifies weeding" since reported for. duty. Frank Dooly, le
' €959, broken while riding an felépliaut race, an
death cussed. Annie Davis, collar-bone
broken by the. horse S£0t falling with her
over s hurdle. aud' deli
But jus‘t'ss Burgh got ready to move on the
”a“ '. .-.- ,;_ , I,
lead of JohuJ 331131159??va who
indilike'in lin- rather belive that Barnum started thee re ort
‘ ”WW ,1, stud of aspn advertisement. Pen 16 will go at 011g
.. J t h f ll
. ,Q Won’lotake me. 3110" way 0 see a orse 11 on its "dele me.
1~ Egg-5.2:
11'. see the
9 Burma-rials or Bun-Buca—A corres-
Pin?!“ pendent of the Country 11 says:
"veiling “We moved into a fraine house about two
years 01%- and my consternation .was very
great to ad it thoroughly stocked with the
‘ ‘ I'erewss riot s9 crack or ‘a crevice
‘ ill-3°" under“ the fb‘sse
iii-lug the day, and are boards and overt being]: with
constant objects of interest in many ways. “Begun .lrgafgflmn 3111111111;
Some of them have boarders or friends of, am .r-ms id ’9
sets; ..
KIM Minimum 11,.
New
had 111'
dinfitm th t b " ,
boardersat the house, and half an hour after .,.;mmmfi, ,5]? 1:5; “fl‘ligfgmfly
ass that was cooked out of: salt pork, to'
melt it, and (0" put 'it- with the feather‘eud of
a quill 'ti'i "every place' where 'I could find a
bug. It is uccesss rygo. see. that. the: bed
Iwill warrant there will be no more
It is more than thirty years since
been seen in my house.”
and
is ever mm upon the baggage ofa travel- trouble.
or by. the custom house, 's'i‘id “what she had 'a burr has
on" is a fact of .establlsb'éd prominence in -
. , I: L' much less time than it takes to write it. 30 m -‘
y ' '. And yet our ladies in the house are not vain 4.1.1331.smgn'l'iowill‘flfolfifigffi'fi' 331.:
«117,111,111
Carnal-living from Chicago
not;
for ‘s'uperior to the home
gossipers or butterflies of fashion, but sensi- :9
“I; have their children grown up. and dress like ~ arlf'gbflp’g "gaezgegrgggt 2:11-3:31:
JJ flights, not if they know it. That won’t jn‘ m and exhausted a,“
“I but there is no surfi.
‘- ._- away is Oakland Beach, where is one of the
-‘ finest hotels in the country, with all the muchdifi‘creutfinma
the motion :1.-
_hold onto the
gi?‘ me
21.112.51.111. 11.:
parlor he? vss me a sispsucs 9
to go out and play) Sallie received short
notice to q nit.
m: defycorl
LI Wan-1111151».
':- put summit indignities upon custom- Wm“
:. cation air the maximum of money,
frwmeémm this:
in 111131.111.” ' on _'l'hey have “'~ "
clam-bakes £1 Oakland, 1‘o'o. *
“lg-tbs court understands herself the; J'Ia'tl'le': itcb'sr's axe was almost an
llfihi‘CY, sud slaughtering
on - _‘ta't'u't‘or y.lli§'.2“‘““"‘il"
summer e
no game. The fishing is Igood, and like ice-161111111551 carojbrig “Elbe Islad htereél ani-
bstbiug answers every purpose of hes th mass resse In ~ Span con man.
They are killed which? failed and at ease,
About three mm” and the meat when‘ir _s era is just fit to
be cut and lama uioyaand l.teuderzlas
H! In I‘-
modern conveniences. Oakland is a rival nfihédsmdfitbby kililug’atithe end of s
of Rocky Point, and begins to divide excur- ““7 gum-2mm“! may: 311311.554? ,0!
sionswltlfikmuch lo 018‘ chagrin of the? for- {alibi}: “Amthlfi “ ICIICGI' (9..“ 9°"!sz
mer ,whlcbt‘ancieditwsstluplaccand could tion.astlidse‘§hhl& red-igerator
111111. This notion madeRocky 11:3; 1 ":11? does all? :15, {:11
. 1 ve
taut, sud hard-hearted. It- Thachll forit “has“ ”an“, ins
,_ 1. warreceived
«agave them the minimum of accommo- Intrinsi- ""—.'w- L' nireifor 'it (at. 7111111:
and hens-dustlttlieywfi 19509 gills} _
ilt'o ether extrcis‘ “do
i"-
did in fiscal aswssltl: sad haughtiuess
Rocky Point reached its present state ofcaiss
glory through the ctl‘orta and money of one N! m 111111111. . .. . . . kg;
of 1:1- Spragus totally. Byron Sprague "WW '0
' out tl‘i'é water can firewall." ti
couslaof theprcscut 5935‘" Wllllam. and about ten minutes" aud' than the egotuoral
son or the first Governor William, alter the laughter was too' much forbiiu
been duly taken off.
. the deed, and handed it over with. only t is
‘ went at once to a minister aud‘ were married
pay for the find: himself if the trade was
made, but his son wus a good farmer, and
he that: ht, it Would be all right—at least
the lan ivould be there, and Would be good
for what remained unpaid if his son should
fail. What seemed to startle the 'old fellow
was twelve per cent. interest that Thomp-
son wanted.
Finally, however, after a great deal of
talk, the price was agreed on at twenty
thousand dollars, one fifth cash. and notes
at one, two, three and four years, with
twelve per cent. interest from date for the
remainder. The cdntract was drawn, and
they were about to sign, when the- farmer
suggested that [he should at any time get
any more money than was due on the notes
wanted to be allowed to 5223'. it, 111;:
count 00' the twin per cent. eproposi-
tlo'u seemed reasonable enough to Phomp-
son, and he could not object to its insertion
in the contract, and so the document- was
signed in duplicate. The deed was to be
ready, the notes drawn, and the first.psy-
mom made on the following Saturday.
When the time arrived both were punc-
'tually on hand, the first $4,000 waspaid and
the notes were ready for signature. “Mr.
Thompson,” said Farmer smith, “I've been
thinking about that interest, and it seemed
s_kcrry',g so I thought I’d gether' in some little
money I had out an pay part of it and”—
pulliug from his react pocket 11 roll of
money—Slat count that.”
The money was counted, and, with tWelve
per cent. of the first note was paid. .
When Thom son had pocketed “the
money again Sm lb said: “I've got _a‘ son
livin’ in ouri, Mr. Thompson, and as
econ as be card I was buyiu’. a 1111111 for
Jake{ he sent me a little money”_—-pulliug
1: r0] from his right side breaches pocket—
“aud so Whatever it' is‘ We'll credit it. on the
next note, ifyou have no objeCtion. " Again
the money was counted and with the twenty-
tour per cent. all just paid the note to a
can
“Well, that’s luck, ” resumed the old man;
‘and now Mr. Thompson, the old woman
‘sas been selling ri lit smart of butter and
algs, and some chic ens now and then,
when they come ’rouud the country a buy-
ing, and she told me this moruiu‘ that I
better take' what_ she had, and maybe it
wouldn’t come amiss. " A roll was produced
from the left side breeches pocket, and when
counted just paid the note atler the thirty-c
six per cent was deducted, and Thomson
said not- a word. Sinith' seemed to be con-
sidering for some minutes. and thou rais-
iughi s head, said; as though a sudden
thought struck him: “You knowed my
darter 81:], didn’t yet Leastwise you’ve seen
her. Sal wasu fine gal. About five years
ago, at hog-killin' time one o‘ my hands
tuck sick, and whatdoes 111 do but turn' in
and help us‘, and, I tell you, she could sling
a hog' across her shoulder equal to my man
on the ground. Well, you know, Sal mar-
ried year beforo'fllast and her husband Hib-
bell—.you know Hibbell.—is d'oin’, they tell
me. as good a grocery business as any man
‘in Kirksville. Jakey he went over to see
8111 and Hibbell the other day, and they was
a talkiu’ about this here interest business,
and Sal says to Hibbell, says she”-.-
“Never mind .what they said, Mr. Smith, "
broke' in Thompson, “fist hand over the
money you were going to say they sent
on. " And sure enough the old man pro-
duced still another roll from some secret
pocket which, when counted, proved to be
the exact amount necessary to .pay ofi’ the
last note when the forty-eight per cent. had
Thompson pocketed the money, went
straight to the Court-house, uoknowled ed
'Eremark “You are the d—est old rascal I
ever saw!" '
m
Cosmos ICABELESS CONNUBIAL CAss. —Iu
1870, Elizabeth Smith, of Chigagf, ,made up,
her mind to getrid of her bus and John
She went to a secret-working divorce
lawyer, and paid him ten dollars to secure
her freedom. John heard of the matter, and
so convincingly promised reform that Mrs.
Smith paid t e lawyer ten dollars more, and
told dhim to drop the proceedings. The bus-
band theresller behaved himself, and the
couple lived happily. Lately he sold a
house, and in the transfer of the title a
record was found of a divorce granted in
1870, between Elizabeth and John Smith.
The lawyer had aheadJ got the decree
when the lady changed ei- mind, but did
not tell her so. So they hadbeeu living
together over three ears unmarried. They
over again.
w
Ssa SHORE SuccumONs. —If you are at
the seashore keep up your spirits. It would
_be out of place to ine at theb each .
It you go out as ling, so conduCt yourself
that whatever craft you start in you shall
return in a jolly boat.
Be careful' in making a bargain with best-
men—they are accustomed to craft.
Though horses of other colors may be
scarce, on are always prett sure of getting
a little athing at the seas o‘re.
is we 1 to have all your eyes about you
on Ithe water except a caps-ise.
great showman, the entire. Concern was Never go sailiu ugwith children. There is
for “g, *9 in"; J the m. moved to Bolton, where there being no sure to be a out before you return. a
- ,J ‘_‘ Bergh, horses-1n9ay-tallwiili men and Women Do not app y for accommodations to a
center. _o_fjo n :19!!! ~18“?! as- “much and “as ollen ‘as they choose.
1 old mau-of-war’s mamas be has probably probable to be a success. The Ameri
been early taught to repel boarders.
If a young lady’s hair is a fixture, it is a
good thing to wear it down the back after
bathing, especially if she has any rivals at
the beach who wear “store hair.”
If you cannot get a vehicle for a ride at
your hotel, you can take a rock away from
the shore at any tithe. —Comstercial Bulldog
BANKING AND Omen-'44:: constitu-
tingthe Committee on Banking and Currency
congress seems to have been guided by the
very general but erroneous opinion that
these subjects ‘were identical. There are
Weighty reasons wh they should not be
associated at all. a great work of organ-
izlu‘g the currency upon a staple basis will
never be cheated till the best thought of the
‘aatiou is consulted without regard for pro-
fession. It by no means follows that a
dealer“ in money understands finance. The
~ banker buys, sells and rents money, aud' is a
general dealer in convertible securities. He
must understand the market value of the
commodities he deals in, and be able to ,
dri've' a sharp bargain. But he has not
necessarily any more knowledge of the laws
of finance than the butcher who puts up an
ox has oftlie laws of comparative, anatomy
or of the subfl a process of digestion and
1.111111111101111 which an ox is built up out
oftbc buy an 'coru that he eats. Much of
the confusion and delay in reaching results
in Congress comes from confounding these
essentially distinct subjects. —R1‘ohmand
StatsJou'mal. ~ ' 1
CoNcNa'rs: Pamm. —‘A' New Haven
aper- sags there are ditl'eren'ces of opinion
u- r'egar to the best material and the best
method of pavmg our carriage rOads, but
there _is hardly- room for discussing the
utility: :of the stunt concrete for_ carriage
dsand we ks for it has been in use in
at city for thirteen years, and is coming
into general use throughout the country.
For private grounds there is nothiu that so
completely harmonizes with. curve walks,
grassplots and shrubber ,and no finer walks
could be desired main use now so gener.
ally“ in use in Fair Haven and in the public
squarea. The cycan be laid cheaper than
an other wal will wearmore evenly than
l1h cks, and snow and ice never adhere to
l eln. . . .
An Irishman, having accidentally broken
spans of glass 1111: window of a house,
was making the best of his wu out of sight,
but. uuibrtuuatel for Pat, 1 e proprietor
in stills a' marsh on 1111.11.11 having seized him
by the collar, exclaimed:
“Didn't you break that window ?”
“To-be-sure I did," replied Pat; “and
didn‘t yeseeme runnin’ home either the
money to pay for it t" _
edge; while, instead of mutual
Polytechnic at Paris
did not. Arrange the two cat orlciiuthe
order of merit, according to
ex'bihiliaiious. " .5
spend: "Mister,91
I coiues hill-c a heap o'tteuer than some of
State Board ofA
at 9Bsrre,a
e
. the airy cow with kindness, and an id:
the value of In
nu.
uniform per
per cent. re
not from buy change of food, but from. a
little excitement.
make butter, be careful to adopt my advice,
and always treat your cow kindly and
' gently, and never get her excited, because
every ounce of excitement will take from
lfier milk one per cent. of cream. 1 have
0’
t
markets.
the Engineer, announces by way of warning
in the following terms. -
I promise win new that [twillj always be
your maid; ’ 1 1
J’Rosa s boyish face kindled with delight;
he took' her loved hand, and 'w'itl: eliiv'al-V
r'ous instinct ed it to his
“And ” sbeudded, witba 'sr'miug‘ibgeu-
uousness, “I will 115’; your wife also, if you
like. "
A fortni in later they wero'lnarried She
had long 11' very fond afflict, and he of
her, and she knew it.‘ But beiwas so s'elisi—I’
live and self-depreciating that she felt that
he would never raven] his affection unless he
were liberally eh‘cou
artuers,seutimentallyJ_ or 11111111111111, tbau‘ ,
steps and Rosa. Tb
Italian opera 11119111 'A'éa emy,’ in better style
than it had ever been given ’a'ud‘ notwith-
standing the ~great:e_kpense loiwhieh they“
had? goue,they
the endeavor Rosa and hill wife cleared ,
here ever icag'ko. 15219138.. ‘
Juvcnll‘c Smoking.
molester. opinions may be entertained as
to 'efi’e'cts of moderate tobacco-smoking
on the adult, there Can- -be
deleterious influence_ 1
no as to its 9
«1110 .» The: .
,ith evelop-
- '_il:, rela'rded,
~ its the‘ blood ,
if not arrested; by tobacco.
corpuscles, for exsmpl‘e, andtl'seelhow the
narcotic atl‘ects them. Awarding J'J;:.to Ger.
man physiologists they loser- their round
shape aud' become oval and irbegular a't' the
attrdéiiug
each other; and running fogs ér~ in‘- m.-
Icarus—a good sign—they cobere loosely, or
he scattered on lhIefh field of the"
a bad sign;
lele'd by 1116'
microscope-
The; byslcal efi‘ects are paral-
psyc ieb'l ones. M? 1111111111111
found: that .of the ffupils: a'tending :the'
025m , white 58
(1" result of
annuities grist: other. 1" I
A missionary of the‘ Ame' 11 Sunday
Sghool Union in Missouri recs tly address-
1:
three or four ycar's a o,ir1
country among a‘ mug peep
a sunday‘ school which c organized
2lilllv. rou b
When
closed, a very rougb-lookiug man-rose to re-
au’t got no religion, but
these fellows that say they is got '.it Sui“,
this 1111111101111 a-doin a heap of odd. The
brats in these dig
they
Counts l Me and him used’ to run together of ,
Sundays, boss raoin’ and sick things.
comes to your school, and last fall they had
a big meetiu’ here, and he got religion, and
the parson took hiln down to the creek, and
put h .m in, and I beam the big lies cum
bubblin‘ up through the Water i and I tell
you all the whiskey was soaked out of him,
for it made the water so strong the fish was
drunk.
day school. "—
au‘t be P so bad as
used to bag athat is old John
He'-
l’m mity glad you made this Sun-
m
KIINDNBSS ro Cowa'.—At a meeting of the
iculture of Massachusetts,
tom neat oitisen, a dairyman,
sed h 3 views at the value of treating
“I have taken a dud deal oi pains to S
1111 1k that- I have wor
nto cheese. have graduated glasses for
bat purpose; and I found a cow whose
tage ofoream was eighteen
11 to six i welve hours—
You gentlemen who
nown a cow abused by brutal milker,
nd the per- cent. in her an: went down
ue-balf.1tis astonishing what an effect
excitement has on the percentage of cream
on the milk that a cow produces.
abuses his cow, knocks out of his milk a
large percentage of that cream. “
Whoever
American makers of tin ware are now so
ually underselliug the British in their own»
This that, a London publication,
Our Birmingham correspondent writes to
us as follows 1 “In the tin-plate department
of the industry of this district, competi-
tion has s rung up from an unexpected
quarter.
best customers of the British maker for tin
and terue plates has been the United States
of America.
to that country great consignments of tin-
plate goods in varied shapes and of different
values , lately the Americans have learned
themselves to use up the tin plates, and now ,
we have them ohlppiu
Country, made from the t 11 plates which we
have supplied them.-
manufacturer displays an amount of ingenu-
ity in invention which is seldom seen in
England, and the haudicraflsmen in the
New World, unlike those of the Old, are
or a long time past one of the
At one time we were sending
tin wares to this
The United States
ready to adapt themselves to a new pattern
as soon as it can be shown that it is at
tin-plate goods that are now being offered
scribed as simply marvelous, both as to the
price of_ the articles and the in euuity dis-
layed in their construction- urely there
is something very wrong in this country
when the Americans alter buying our tin
plates and paying heavier wages for the
manufacture of the article, are able to offer
it here at prices much under those at which
we can produce it. "
m
GAs-nunNnn WITH PLATINUM Armou-
1mm.—'-A large part of the illuminating
power of gas is lost' in using an ordinary
burner, because the temperature of the in-
terior of the flame' is too low to effect the
complete combustion of the carbon. It is
claimed that this can be remedied ,a'ccording
to a recent Belgian patent, by int'roduciug a
strip of platinum between the openings of a
common fish-tail burner, against which the
the complete combustion of the gas, and at
the same time diminishes its flow. Careful
photometric experiments, it is said, fix the
illuminating power at double that of the
same amount of gas consumed with an ordi-
nary burner. The accidental bending oftbe
platinum is [prevented by four copper
wires attached to the burner.
A similar object is aceomplished with the
ordinary fish-tail burner by- slipping or
screwing a' cap over it. with a slit in the top
The gas is discharged into the very small
cavity thus formed, and is ignited allel-
. passing through the slit.
Tim "CONFESSIONAIL," is showing itself
again in the Established Cburéh' in Eu land.
And now one of the Bisbo ’s of St eter-
boiough’sclerg and has con confessing
the daughter 0 another clergyman of the
same diocese without her father’s Consent.
The public are anxiously awaiting to heal
what the Bishop has got to say to the mat-
ter.
=__—s_-n=
AN ENERGETIC me—A short time
ago a lady belonging to Medl‘oi'd, Mass., was
married, and a day or two subsequent she
went in search of a boarding place for her
husb 1nd, stating as a reason that she “was
willing to pa $4 a week for his board and
furnish him odgings, but as ibr doing any-
thin further for his suppor'be did not
thi he was bound to." ,
That a wasludicrously. sudden descent from
the sublime to the ridculous where a clergy-
man preaching ou the “Ministry of Angels,”
suddenly observed, “I hear a whisper l"
The change of tone started one of the dea-
cous, who out below, from a drowsy mood,
and, springiu to his feel, he cried, “It's the
boysiu cry."
.Fel'v men 11111110111111: bale been better .
gavel Nuglish and f~
realizedahaufdsomel‘y from
South N orwal
I AN impression havin gone abroad that the un-
'DIR. THEO.
4*
Birmingham and South Stafiords‘hire are de- Sponges. Chamois Skinu Stationery,
gas plays, and which, when heated, causes .
tisemeuts
uarterof .,aColumnnlln‘etimC, - - - - $5. 00
all. , . - . .J . - 10 oo
FullC'ol'unin,’ onetime, ........ ~20 00
mantras and deaths inse‘rte “lgratnitonsl y obit-
nary or and notices 15 cents perliue.
All communications inserted as reading matter
designed to promote private interests, 815 per half
and25 per full column. All unusual cuts and de
vices“ peflbent. extra. _
A'LYIN G. CHILD,
r. A w o F s“ I C E s ,
Booms Nos. 8 and I9, Seely's 11.111.11.111 Street
SIA'HFORD, GONNA
The law firm of Ferris, Childik Fessendeu was
dlsflolved by mutual consent. nmn lot,1813: C. 61.
Child w'llleonttnuchls business attbe ab'oveaddress.
LIX S. GIBSON,
Organist of the Flrsthugi-egntioual Church,
no: can cm or nsw roux. Teacher of the
finish-Forte, 01-36:: has! cIal
Co'ssspos‘ltlt‘sn.
: F .I'JI Jingle. o. NORWALK, CONN;
In New ,care of WilliamA’ Pond 1!; Co. ., 8996'
' Broadway.
R. CAKES, If.
a ' PHYSICIAN J's SURGEON,
OfilceoverAlfred Knapp’sstore. Washingto 1181.,
Conn. Consultation grutistrom
9 ii. in. to 9 p.191“
-Dr:_ivrras. Cases). 9 :
derslgued has re inquished the practice of
Dentistry, this is to state to his friends, and the
public generally. that such is not the that. A com-
petentand courteous assistant, Dr 0. B. Coolidge.
ot Brookl ,is in constant attendance, and will
be pleas to offer his bedt'servlces to all who ma
desire them. Deutlstry' lnl all its branches, sail
continued at the old stand, over, C. J. Grainaii’s
store, foot or Main Street. -
3119:. A. HIILL, D. D. S.
CHAS. W. MANY,
9 —. -D E. N ',l‘ I S .T,
(1161mm, CONN
Ofilce on Main. Street, opposite Connecticut Ho3toel
Teeth filled and extracte
ARTIFICIAL TERI?! INSERTED at LO“ :v RATEOS
noWIFT,
D E N V-'.'I.‘ (_ 8' “_'I‘ ,
' Office over Andrew Selleck’s" Bookstore.
I FFIBL'ING A SPECIALTY. I“
Ofiice hours
Gas administered for‘ Extracting. 10y
9a.m_.t905 p. m.
Dir. SCRANTov
I) E 'N '1‘ l s T',
thractin'gte'eth and inserting artificial dentures a
specialty
OFFICE OVER SWORDS’ CLOTHING
EM POR 1.13M
1' SOUTH NOR WALK, CONV.
GAGE INSLEE'
AB C]! [TE CT,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Residence, Stamford, Ct.,
Special attention paid to country residences 2-11
GEORGE n. IIITCllELL, ' '
.At the ever popular
UNION MARKET,
' has always the best of, ‘
Beef, Veal, Mutton, and Po
at fair liviuvprices. Union (formerly Model) Alar-
ket, on the Brid dge. . 18
THE PEOPLE’SMARKET,
No. 19 MAIN sinnszr,
is the place to get ydur ROASTS and CUTS of ,
BEEF, VEAl, 'llMB Mill PBRK.
The stock is bought and butchered by its, so that
we know whereof we speak. All orders promptly
attended to,
ADAMS A: NIXON.
CHARLES s. LOCKVWOOD,
Fashionable Draper a: Tailor
' AND
GENTS’ session are EMPOR 117.11.
Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Nerwalk' Fish Market .
TEE subscrllflrhdviugbought out the old Bridge
Fish Market, of Rufus Adams, intends kecping
constantly on hand all kinds of
FRESH FISH, OYSTEBS,CLAMS,&(:;,
and allvarietles of ”hOlCC REID“: tJKI‘IV‘E’AILB
in tbeirseason. . CAH LES W. L
I?" Spring Chickens Dressed to order.
Norwalk .,Aprlll2th 1873.
EDWARD P. WEED,
D n U G G I s '1‘ ,
Wall Street, opposite Nor-walk Opera House
A large audwellselected stock of J
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
orfuinery, Patent Medicines, all kinds, Mineral
aters 'l‘oilct and Medicated Soaps, Flavoring and
Handkerchief Extracts, Hair Brushes. Combs,
Cigars, &C. ..
and is constantly adding to his stock a l the new and
popular medicines of the day.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
BE undersigned would rcspctfully announce to
the citizens in this vicinity, that at his
Drug Store,"
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STS.
can always be found ,
P U RE DRU G S ,
CHOICE WINES‘and LIQUORS
.011 MEDICAL PURPOSES, .
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
PA TENT MEDICINES, the.
W Pbysiclsus’Prescriptlous carefullyeomp oune
ed day and nigh t. 0111: be found nights,iu sam-
building, entrance on Washingtont St.
13149 S. F. PECK, South Norwalk. Conn.
Ba so BIJASCER,
At his Storcin ORY’S BLOCK,bascoustaut-
ly on ha general assortment of
G- R O O E B. I E S, ,
CBCCKEBY, GLASS.
TIN AND WOODEN WARE, ETC" ETC
By devoting his constant personal attention to the
businesshe hopes to merit public patronage. 9
TNA INSURANCE 00., 0F HARTFORD,
Incorporated 1819. CharterPcrpetual.
Cnplsnland Assets, , $5,052,880.19
Iusuressgaiustlossaud damage by Fire, on terms
adopted to the hazard, and consistent with the laws
ofcompensatlou. COWLES 1b MERRILL,
Sole Agentsfor Nor-walk andvlciulty.
NonwALKINsuuANcn COMPANY
NOR WALK, CONN.
CashCapltal - - - - - - -$500,000
Paidanapltnl. - - - - - $100,000
Wino. Sruuat.Pi~esident, GEO. R. Cowmaswy.
EBEN HILL. Treasurer.
John 11.110111111111116},
B A K E B. ,
FOOT OF MILL HILL. -
Bread, Rolls, Pies. Cakes, Crullers,'&c., baked
fresh every day. Everything made out of good
material and by careful and competent workmen.
Try our Baking.
'1'
Wm. Glover 8D 8611, .
Areready top'utin your WATER, STEAM orGAS
PIPE; at. yer short notice and at. as low a rate as
an one. 0 UGBT- ,1! CAST IRON. TIN-LINED.
l. AD" 1’1;ng Co" of sverv sisoand description.
lllilNG- In- I ll!“ Branches.
WILLIAM GLO «BR-1b.
- nivchtrel). Norwslk.
1
E‘O
, l
about :2 feet head and {all of Water, with three acres
220W FOR I'llllll WATER PIPES. '
low rate _to '8. good l‘amily, Possession
when desired. Apply at the elm-m
0131310131.,
BARN TO BBNT,-—A new Bari: with good S a,-
bllna-fot‘ several horses near the bridge. Pr. ce
88 per month. Enquire at this Ofilce.
TO LET.
THE lIAIiGE BRICK Blllllllfll
RECENTLY used by Henry Clmsmar for'lhe
manufacture of Doors. Sash, Blinds, sawing
and Planin. Possession 'veu immediately y. .1 1A1»
ply to J A ES‘FINNEYp , Paragon rmagenta. or to
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ,
THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE known as the
Earle Place on West Avenue.
Also, place on Yuri Zandi: Avenue; large lot with
barn and fruit; trees, suitable for two families.--
Two Building Lots onSpriug Hill Building
Lots on St. John Farm one Buildl adjoining
residence of Frank B. Smith.
One Lot on Van Zandt Avenue; several Late at
Shepardvillc. All the above property sold on easy'
Also one Work Horse and Pedd'lingl Wagon for
butcher’s use. For full particulars elephant
11 111.138
FOR SALE CHEAP.
GOOD FARM of about 45 acres of high
land, situated five miles north of New Canaan.
Apply to
8 A. B. BENEDICT, Smith’s Ridge
For Sale 01-110 Rent,
VERY CEEAP.—One of the neat?“ t'llttlo
Cottages‘ in town. situated on is'uer ,
threat of residence. otaStcpthu cad, Esq.
Apply at this Office.
'IO LET.
Tris resale; or one bite Elbrldge iii-own; first
house on Chapel Street, Norwulk, will be let to
one or two desirable families. Enquire at the
case opposite, or at the house of THOMAS
‘EUY Raisin Street. nth Norw
”Also; for salermseaof lackw'a'limt Dnmjs, coda:-
liued, a very desirable piece of impure; .
FOR SALE OBJTO RENT.
THE place belonging to the estate of Zalmon
Lyon. Said place“ is a very desirable e‘goperty,
situated in the Beyongh of- N orwalk, 9n corner
of Knight Street and North Avenue, is within five
minutes’ walk of the Horse Railway, and Dunbury
:1; Norgalk t11:11:ligand“?tilpotc Als'o'itlle‘; “1126 311315;
nee om es 0 as an s on
'eigh‘bornoou “is 62313111111 find be signed,- The
Housei s in good repair, the rooms large; co‘miuo-
dious- and pleasant. 1 Oh. the premises is a well of
excellent water, also a fine on and plenty of
shade and fruit trees. Possess o'n given the first of
A‘prll, if desired. Fonteumsseuqulre of JAMES S.
LYON, on the premises, or of EDGAR LY 0N.
~ Norwnlk, Morel: 7th,1874'. - ~10tf
FOR; SALE- .'
A RAISE CHANCE!
. A very desirable place if applied for soon; situ-
ated ou- Helen, Ehmbcth' and Center Avenues;
size of lot 260x130 feet, being about one acre. 1 irst
rate House containing ll rooms,- good Barn, and
other out-buildings, excellent well and cistern near
the door; good F wit and good Garden, being one-
half mile from N orivalk Bridge, Term ea.s ‘0
further particulars apply to JAMES MSI'I‘CHELL,
Real Estate Broker, Norivalk, or NETTIE Ké
REYNOLDS, Danbury, Ct.
FOR SALE OR. TO BENT.
NEW HOUSE,ivell finished; 4 rooms and large
and convenient pantry and two closets, sinks,
1111., on first floor, three rooms and two closets on
in
B.
' second tloor; dining room wduscoted with black
walnut and cedar, kitchen waiuscoted with pine 2
gas pipes throughout the house; water ipes, Ac. ,
situated on Fair Street, about half a mi e from the
ridge. If not sold before April lot,it will bexented
for $150. If sold the price will be $13,“; somocpart
of which can remain on mortgage. Applyto
7 AMES E. ELLS.‘
t:
Small Place for Sale.
‘H E HOUSE AND LOT situat_ed just west of the
Wide River Bridge, on the south side of the
road ,neurlyopposite the residence of James Panton,
Esq. ., is offered for sale. The house contains six
rooms with cellar, &c., and is ofiered at a low price ,
alarge partof the purchase money can remain on
mort rage. 'l‘hists a good chance to secure a home.
Apply at the GAZETTE OFFICE 3
M111 Property
FOR SALE.
HE subscriber olfe'ro for Sale his Mill Property
1 situated in West Norwalk. about two miles
from Darien Depot, three miles from South Nor-
walk, and two miles trumrNew Camus, consisting
of a mauufactory, two stories high, 86x18- ~feet, with
of land now used as aSaw Mill- but suitable for a
manufiictory ofau kind. Terms easy and price low.
Enquire of JAM. S FINNEY, Real Estate Agent,
N orwalk or oftlie slfliscribenr,
HAUNCEIY STREET.
WestNorwalk, Sépt. J25 91869.1,{39
Jilin-is MITCHELL, .
REAL ESTATE BRIUKEB,
'V~ANII)—.'- V
A U CVTI'O NE E R,
omcefllitclvell‘s Block, Wall Street,
NORWALK, CONN. I
City Residencgs,_9Farms and
, Gauntly Seats
Bought, Sold, Rented and Exchangca, '
Reallstatasmcks, Furniture, &c.,
at public and p ' ate sale) Auction sales of
HO USES,ILO'1’S, FARMS,
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Sales of Furniture at Owners’
Residences.
Houaes I tb Rent
Furnished anUUnfurnislied. I
Placcsfor sale varying in price from $5,000
' ' to $50. 110113
All orders lelt at the Union Market, Mitchell’s
Block, Norwalk, will receive prompt attention.
JAMES MITCHELL. v
, _Eu'waao Wetsuits. 9 _
clllll. ENfilNEER 9;: SURVEYOB.
0010:: over William C. Street’s Hardware Store,
Norwulk, Conn.
ORANDALL’B
ACROBAT BLOCKS
. attract great attention.
One . Dollar "Per Box, Ct
PROWITT’S DRUG 's'roan.
‘ FITOE’S ‘
SBLDIEBS' URPHANS’ HflMF
. 'ART GALLERY,
AT Daren-1N, CT,
dPilil'n VISITORS AT, All. till"! 0! THE it"
ThisGallei-y containsmanv of the finestPaintlugs
iuAineri'ca, and lovers of Artwill gratifythelrtnste
sud-id a worthy Charityby visitiu beliome.
BEST QUALIII'PY'
WHITEWAS'H
L' I M E 9
BY THE
110111111, 3111111111. or LOAD,
_. ‘T. LEONARD a SON.
2CWLERY at
B. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
'Wholesaleandrlietail. Particular 3mm
“30‘ n-‘Wy
Repairingfiii l'Iil'l lis" Branches
PATENT FLY TRAPS,‘
01' Theonbscrlberhas made arrangementsbywhich 11‘.
will hereafter receive J
directfrom Scotland. lleis also prepared to furnish
e
ITALIANG AN D AMERICAN hill-RB ~-~'
- sellsQ
known ofanyin Western Connecticut, the‘s'u'
feels tbatits reputation for artistic cxcalleuccand
honorable dculing' is already too' well established to
need commendation.
MechanicStn -intherearof the new Bank,-Norwalk.
211%.“ nincyearswltb unvarylngsuccess, I on: per-
ec
thatl
patients. I: keep good gas const at. on hjand', ah '
use themOst approved apparatus 1: a ministériuglt. 9
THORBUBN’S SEEDS.
Flower Seeds,
'All slzes. The cheapest and boot. immatures
TABESLOWSHILLING ”
IDLE AID UPPER “Mil", FIIIIIIS', {III-I,
01!le
CUST()M ,. ,. .
111' allits branches,alsoREPAIRlNG done'wlt'h est-
nessand dispatch. SMITH & HANF .-
Cuaansznrrir. J goat-n P. in“: 0311.
W. C. qilrlv'rann a1 C'o.,‘ 9_
Wholesale and Retail Deolersln 9
5 “Tell me jgfidfii "bi said; "
, If,” in return, -'from' out your sev'_eii_,V
And when I found that Imus? speak
My voice s and weak.
Add th‘eu' r, liaising ‘liéb’rlnyf ifu’ii
This and relies-'elrwuliglw J
A house and land whd’é‘jolf shall live}
hardware, Paints,— llils, Glass,
House Furmdung Goods,
Alsoall kinds of . . -
Mechanics’ Tools,
AND
inmummi lmtsusttre.
soars, KNOBS, NAILS, ANDBUIiDER‘l'
HARDWARE, pocxsw TABLE CUTLERIY
oftbebestlgitldrlr R ~,emberthepldce, _,1- 0
SOUTH NonwAnK',CoNN."
w.o.oulsraun, 'V 'nuu'n'strr
JACKSON 131163.",
JEWEL ERS
,_ KEEPCONSTANTLY 0N9 HANDA FUBII.
‘ST'OCK- 0F
.,‘7-
FIliiE 0022] till} SILVER WIlGllES
JEWELRY .SllViIll IIIPLATEIII' VIII!
ornament-11111011-
”in“
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.!'—‘.2.~'_ u. ~._
Done lathe berths-nan;
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a
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. To which we would'nvitetheatteutionoft
' musical public.
9
-
tE. K. LOCKWOOD’S
'
Union Marble fill/rice;
NORWALK, CONN.
Scotch. Granite,
very kind of
“manna-1113,0311): _
MONUMENTS,
Slabs, Tablets, Sinks, &c., as well as M‘antless'ud -
Furniture Slabs in general’. at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Ball-g, so,
~' furnished 'andput upat sho'rt'u'otlce and ouvery'
~ filmrsblc terms. , ‘
Reprerebt'i'ng'an establishmeuttbeqldcstandbeat
bscrlbcr
Address 1!. B. Price, Agent.
G. "s KENDALI, 'Mb nss ' ,
D E N 'I' I IS I'I' ,'
South Norsvalk, ICt.
Dentistryin all
' its branches 'er-
formed inshc est
manner.
Special atten-
J «tion glveu to ex-
theusco
- Oxide or Lauvh-
lug Gas. llav 11;
used the Gas for
satisfiedns to its safety, and know ositively
can extract teeth without pain or!!! nurytou:
S.—0filce not open on Moudsysor Saturdays.-
Our Annual Descriptive Catalogue of
. v E G E T A B L E
. . _g'nd-
Agl‘vct'cultu'rwl seeds,
Catalogue of
1'9.
Hybrid Glndiolas,
and other _
Spring ilf'llbs,
, —also— ,‘ ‘
TREE SEED LIS'II‘I
will be mailedfre'e to applicants.
J. as. Tnonnunlv '& C0.,
lb JOHN SUBBED-NEW YORK.
RUSTIC SETTEES,
. V ’.A1E K. Lockwoon’s.
The subsoil oer has located in the BASEMENT 0F
WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building,
where he will carry on the ,
Gas Fitting and Plumbing Business
in allits branches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK-
MAN, And always either personally doing or super-
lnteuding his work‘. he is confident of his ability to
give satisfaction.
By faithful attention to business,REASONABILB
CHARGES, and (souls. WORK he hopes to
shareiu the public patronage.
1.11 1v. Bureau's“
SEWEIIl PIPE! SEWER IPIIPIEl'
and for sale by CHAS; T. LEONARD s SON. -
Norwslk, J une26 1313. V
GEMIIEI'NT HORSE BLOCKS.
LL SIZES AND STYLES.
as less than one-third of the cost _of stone
Manufactured and for sale by.
CHARLES '1‘. LEONARD 1k SON,
J Water Street. Norwalk.
blocks.
RANGES.
GOOD N0 7. RANGE,
Callandscetbembeforcbuyingclsewhere.9 .
GEORGEF BELDFN. .
New Carriaggs and other Vehicles madeto order
and Re airing and Jobbingdoue in thebestmanli’er
and wt the utmost dispatch.
Having arranged to carry on the business, on
MARSHALL STREET,
and engaged skillful and experienced workmen :
the subieribers feel confident that they can satisfy:
sllthe oldcustomcrsofth e
Oldest Stand in Norwalk, ~
andsach others as may be led toexteudto‘ them
theirpatronsge.
We have also opened a CARRIAGE RBPOSITO-
RY iii Chlchcsters’ corner store. where always can;
be found a full assortment of all styles and kinds“ of
Carriaveo, lion: :1 Clarence to a pony Phaeton.
South Norwalk', Sept. 8th 1818?. JJ
8', P.'I‘UTTLB is. S
P. E. DWYER.
HARNESS MANUFACTURER
Itomishm'g ANDU912,cler'talcer; 1
' One child to Ii‘n't.I for aye? is given: "
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_ _Wlien dream-ought! Billed,
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- Westop
: A tear- undriedr Erggohucpfldspcab'
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I. fiy,and.said“0kidi 1112;511-
"‘0 ka'di, ffound _a coin? so we'll
. £11611th
Just is durable and .
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. 'mrr‘lecou'
' its, site wasgabour to
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miles I, ihoii" 111111335“
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or_ sarcomas chilliefiifiid“
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First to' the brindle lightly step'p'ed .
Where Lillian, 1191613111593, Slept.
beside the mdw._m '
_And. one long ray- of ”Mildred; “a;
AlhwartmeW fachthm' 2; J1- J
in“ File. 11,531,919 musing; 9
sawionmlames rough, vgd ma ._
“ He'd but. a baby, ”10$,“me
And kissed himggve Web'y: --
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giurbuleu‘tzgemimm gig; m J; .
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lg’ is left Slelli slmertcaelliaallS.
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The while" my 'lleor't‘beat “£2173”,
Only ong-‘WSZQE ”Mil-1:111:71
Trusty and Igutbgudggpodgud: ghd “1
field‘s 1111‘s filth; mic son-'1 no- '
.2. cannot; Willi m I l” I'
AndSOfiI Wyn-m 4;;in .2:-
We‘ Could 1161' give onIe'Iohild oway.. .- 1 ' ;
And afterwards Mierwnmi; 1.21mi
Thinking Of éllksa 'hichllfiidmmed;
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rial: HomegLife, 3%» the following cumin]
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imbued-"fila-
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sweeping
Tbs she bought- delimit? memolssflI)I' 1‘
put it on ,the ishglff 133‘!th
flyund drank it ll up. 'so‘ilie‘li 1
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,e all 111511;»?ng M
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until you give.
said the kadj, “1?
she begdu as follaiwf _.,
me all your case. ”: :Bo
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.ais 'dhe ,egrmsgsuseyenmwtatca
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3 Sold be, "‘3‘ .PE fi'
_'euou you one small» as};
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Saidhe, “N9: doubt in:
Ji'
Said he, ‘1 “Will be 1151- therein“: fees“ 1' 1
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Said he. “ Dawes-e keeping it for yourselw
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‘ “Okad lite I"
Flew do’wtru.’ ill: if
And sowlcomct’o
I. g9- “byline dbgh'Iisi'
Said h ‘ 0.,-By,
I bid you smite it 2112 it the ” .. .. ,
rile. harming were-Nara: sin;
When “New upomhish
U11 little on _ ,er gate;
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So taking tlié'slippcr from her foot
Thé kid: 11 head she 'fiéifcel ot'e:
Saying, “whose en's-oil see
I' bid' you smite it till‘ it dieli’
The kaIdIi. groaned from snarling pain
When 'sli‘e her slipper 11135111“ , .
To sinite ally upoir' t héfm'ie; ‘
0f the ka‘dl’s momma. . , J. J
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This Naieb 'véI nowI
' 'AudI 131111193 antlers 015'“ am ‘2 % ".'
ls" mineby ll‘eiit‘s‘g‘é‘g nélii 1 ;
J iAud ou’senol to's'uii‘tc- .:
w fidtilivthcutilefififi 1: '1'.
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in
'enilé
sven' yaw " ,
the restore t-lieoonnnv. ..
house called to blip: .-
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‘Ata'x
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wife for :1: 5m. taint,
form my 'uI'
l‘bis an...“
her in the
“tuners
would»:
talmans d3.
quietly l‘émurk ,. V“,
”all sealed." ..
'ble {Altoids-owl 11
.car and the-MGM” _ “ ' blow
_fur’tlie b'ell snappy {gooonmherod into the
; street, temper 1111 a "9; . ,3 ,V,. , :
A correspondeot writes Mtge; F0 1
clear 11 marine 111131111di
champliorspiece t i'f’b i , . 9;
an e an live 9. y_ g ,1
tin £59111 ‘and Aging lt' Ciel-Ill; $1:
die—.- i shut-iti- “Jail: ,
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tbob'ght'df snfi ~ ‘ '
- 9- I neither saw: “storyboard .mala'iflfiflfit
night, aud' re was not
one to be 1011mm
tfor the ‘lo Masai: Yea
:glild'look {'22, by'2 the aide filéfl‘augels
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in all its branches. Main Skeet, Nerlvalk, under
them, . Willow . ~ ._
wouldn’t you r
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