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‘ ‘ 7 ' ‘ V I ' 3- :KENT STATION. The Hon. Morris Tyler of New Haven, SYMPTOMS OF C A'l‘ ARR]! % BAN ENG . g g .
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”I” all: flangette.‘ ’ Mr. Abel Whitiock? we‘understand, is to and MISS M- J- M1“ or Bmghampton, N- Y., . Tdthaé'sj o...“ the ‘ ,,_ _ , 3
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raised, A‘og'ast 1t, 1874.
manna iGOUMTi‘ITEMS-
, wiL-rON.
Remember the Garrick Club , Dramatic
- Entertainmentthis week. See adv.
‘WINNIPAUK. .
' Considerable improvement has been made
in the appearance Of the front view at Nor-
walk Mills by theeueption of a. new and
substantial coal bin.
ithe Old'Hat Factory which haSEbccn usedeas
a tenementzhouse for years, is contemplated.
1 W The Episcopalians pare-contemplating the
erection—oi astoue church on the lot north
of~the=‘Butterworth residence, the land being
donated by Mr. H. ButterWorth for that pur-
._pose. ; 1' ., . f .
A The main road is made lively by the rush
of gay parties all bound for salt. A party
is made up for Wednesday next, and as
your correspondent is one of the crowd, you
may expect ll‘isc'aréity‘of clams for the next
WCQk..-;-n, .. ,r:>’$'-,.7’l '-\,~' i
,5“.- .633 :2 «.94 «in: t. . a. -« -.~- ~«
A society for the prevention of cruelty to
1. adimals'is very muchmeeded here; a Bel-_
rdeani-ll Milk Man would 'getinto trouble if
increasesestansl acknowledge Gillie ex-f
isténce of such adhinstitution might have a»
restraining'influence on others
Mr. E. CfBissell 'sufi‘ered‘ia break-down
while returning fromchurch, Sunday. No
one injured. >
A;.;C,obble Hill man having a ,‘dog .more
than éhc heeded ahd'havihg occasion i0 go-
toN "got-153mm . ‘ehe yrpuld‘takeit with
'11": : {oitfi . ‘. 'fhere.jéAflen theborlt . -
had gotten well to the Sound he concluded
he” muggygpgiggyegbqardgau d__ overlies rd 3
it Went; after a day or two he returned
' home and to his utter consternation'was met
at the door by the poor dog he had thus at"
tempted; o_5-destroy,,-,,1Ie ._has concluded
oaths .E calculations: . '
One of our amateur gardeners has been
caréfully , cultivating since last spring, bur-
dock and yellowdock, undef the‘ impression
tlrpztgh‘okwafs rpi’siugatwo v__;\;,rie,l;les_;_5 0:1; iiiiilfiiib'
Don. tfihhsiénkm routers disturbed!-
rtnss. , .. . » . . - , .
'The proprietormlthe ‘Winnipauk House
is makihg am'élea'n sweep" in the: snloon'de-
partmént Of his establishment.
Mr. JosephLangley, formerly a photo.
graper on Main street, Norwalk, and who
has recently made an extended business
trip through the Southern State-s and North-
:. is 1’” ‘3 , i1 " “
manganese I”
MISS Maggie Renwick, of Holyoke, and
Mrs. Samuel Robinson and daughter of New
York, are yjsitinghe; e and are guests gfu‘llr.
outsmart. star- mmsmmsrem
ed l6 hisvi‘O‘rmer 1‘56 *ZtiOn‘u’s clerk for Mr. J.
,.-
A thorough repairof
deliveryh‘is first lecture, on the currency, in
about thirty days. He is in favor of expan-
sion, and, judging from the printed copy he
halsl'eft with us, he has good. arguments in
favor of his theory. His P. 0. address is
South Norwalk.
The tobacco looks lively. We prefer to
look at blackberries. However if one were
to ask us which we preferred, we would say
" “what we chews.” .
Why wouldn’t it has good plan to incor-
po ate Kent Station ? They inform'us there
is no difference between a town and corpo-
rate government,of consequence. And it
certainly does sound better to mention the
latter to friends. OCCASIONAL.
_——_
GREEN WICH.
The town seems tobe fuilof city boarders.
At “Selteck‘s” boarding house, ninety are
accommodated, and the two Summer hgels
are doing a’good business.
At the Good Templar Pic-nic, last Tues-
day, 150 persons were in attendance: ‘
-—-Port Chester Journal.
STAMFORD.
The temperance meetings are kept up ,but
are poorly attended. Ont door meetings
are.talked of. .
A“ horrible ~ suicide occurred in Jersey
City about noon on Wednesday last which,
among its other effects, has brought sorrow
to ' 0. Stamford household. Henry Dean
deliberately threw himself in front of a lo-
,comotivge, and wasidreadfully mutilated. a
portion iofhls" torn flesh.being found strewn
along the track for nearly a block. The
deceased,qu a, membpr of the firm. of Bad-
cau‘dc‘Dea‘n, doing business at No. 85 Park
Place, New York. It is stated that owing
to the dishonesty ofa confidential clerk the
house was brought to the verge of ruin. and
this so preyed on the mind of Mr. Dean that
he became demented. He was a native of
this town, and his parents still reside at
Deansville, near North Stamford.
—Adooc,ate.
BRIDGEPO RT.
A party'of eight or ten young men start
next Monday on a camping expidttion to
the vicinity of Lake Warnmaug, near New
Preston. They will be gone about a week.
A barn at Turkey Hill, Soulhport, was
destroyed by .fire last Monday.
Extensive preparations are in progress
forthe le-union on the 3d of September in
this cily,of'tille 17th Regiment. ‘]t is pro-
posed to have a grand celebration. '
We regret to learn that the Bridgeport
Paper Company, owing to the hard times,
has been obliged to stop business .for the
present. They will, we trust, be ready to
resume again at the first dawn of better
markets. . , .
George R. Dunbar. of Bridgeport, a brake-
man on the New York and New Haven
road, was caught between some timbers and
a passing car Monday week at Mamaroneck
and badly crushed about the hips.
The steamer Laura sailed for New London
on an excursion, last Thursday. Eleven
cars loaded with passengers came down the '
;NaugaluckRoad and joined the excursion.
The slow steamer did not reach New Lon- '
don until 3 p. 111., and passengers were
allowed less than an hour in the city. The
boat arrived back quite late at night.
A two story building .in the rear Of Mil-
ler‘s drug store, Main street, was destroyed
by fire last Friday morning. It was used as
a manufactory for stockinet lining for nub-
3- Orcntt. N. her shoes. Owned by A. C. Parker; loss
- estimated at $4,000; insured half.
WES“ l‘PORT. A most disgraceful prize fight tOok place
A remarkable rain has fallen. It began :5 West Stratford, 135‘ week MONIHY even-
Friday evening, and continued with slight,
interruptions during, nearly' forty-eight
_.hplt:g.:: fight). 'tantg' pt 5‘ f
. tyijiggsay' iii? ifitho hegiagiga ghogfie
drive‘had‘id‘: y year's. 3"Phi? ihdifidual
always says so in cases of emergency. He
is pretty near right, as swollen streams,
gullied roads anti drenched fields will show.
The pastures which had begun to dry up,
will thus get a new lease; and farmers will
feel jolly at the prospect: of crops secured.
Rev. Edward Bradley,-0f.Nushville ’l‘epn.~
a son of Mr.“Béri‘aii Bradley OfNE‘w Hav‘en,
now visiting here, preached in Christ Church
Sunday morning anti evening.
Mrs. Edson Adams and daughter of Cal-
ifornia, were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Am-
brose S. Hurlbutt, last weeer .
Muftud Mrs. Richard S. Penoycr, former?
ly of Norwalk, were ’visiting in Westport
last-week.‘- Mr. Penoycr has recently re-l
U‘he Methodist Sunday School of Strat-
ford,held their pic-nic at Savin Book last
Thursday.
Mr. E. B. VanKeurc I this city, late of
Norwalk,.has recentl eiveda call from
the-first National Bank of Elgin, Ill., to
takeaposition in that institution as ac-
countant. ’ . , '
ThatBufi‘alo .was seen by several per-
sons, last week, at Booth’s Hill.
Miss Annie Ferguson, daughter of S. B.
Ferguson, was thrown from a wagon at Sea
Side Park, recently, and had one arm frees
tured at the shoulder and the same shoulder
dislocated._.._... . , . .. ,’ ,
The, Welch Guard ,pic-nic at..Pembrokc
G. ve‘, Monday, in" honor, Of Emancipation
Day ,atlended by thousands of our oil-
izen Orwere’ doubtless drawn thither to
see and'hear Hon. Frederick Douglass.
For the spaceot two fullhours he held the
attention of, the lat onhdieneebyrhisener-
gctic,'cloquence,hn _.’was. frequently inter-
rupted by' outbursts of.-applause. The ,
games at'the-grorie‘rpassed off pleasantly,
and there was no disturbing element in or
- ‘ 2 ~ ’ ' * ' - -.- ' '_‘ about the grounds. Previous to the speak-
1:317:er Mai it dangerous Sui-9mg} opera, ing dancing was indulged in to the music
‘ of Harding’s Band (colored) of New York.
Complaint is made of horses and cows
which are permitted to graze upon the high-‘
ways..:.- Owners 2;.on thesé‘m‘irimals will do '
well to remember that by vote in late town
meeting every freeholder may assume to be i
a pound keeper and collect the fees which‘
such a position entitles him to. -. ‘
Mr. A. B.,,Taylor_and .friepds Started for
the fishing Erh’iflldsdiifiri'théi‘iver Saturday.
Theyfound the weather anythingobut au-
. Members of Temple Lodge No. 65, F. &
A. M. went on a sailing excursion Tuesday.
The wpatheuwasdclightful and _ the .party
had animate?” ~' ' '--'
Saturday next the Xacbt Sallie, .Ot5ngpg
Isl‘ahd‘fiv‘iil convey Mai—LEI. ~“Wheeler and
a party of friends from this place to'Sheltér
Island for a;'pleasure excursion. 1' They will
go provided with means for one week’s
pleasure._._,,'ll>hc Sallie has a high? reputation
as ‘ai‘fa‘st‘sa’i‘ler‘and a safe b’oa't‘f‘” " ‘ A
,Mrmlflagtin Grace. has advanced in the
work; let" {his ' eéntract ”at" tbedepgtrqad.
Thefdad’b‘hows wellii'n those sections Which
h‘avethus far been widened. A gang of
men uhdér'thepersonal- dinection of Mr.
Grace, may be seen on pleasant days. They
hope to finisgalfe‘jigijr‘ké'beftjré October lst.
ghts since a remarkable, game of
,. ‘. r a be Mr. as a...
; .. nil-“ft", ithbfit’t‘atr'tliehouse Of the
latter. Itilwas six'card oribbage. A reg'u:
lar deal wasniade by ,Treatlwell, who dis-
carded a sixandfour spot, and held three
fives and the jackjof’ spades for [his hand.
Hurlbutt discarded a six "and four épot re-
taining. for his 1E?‘i§lg‘t“2°_fbii’$ and two sixes.
The trump turned was the; five of spades
which g'avéi'Ti'ea‘dwell twenty-nine in his
hand,.the largest number that, can. be held.
Hurlbutt Showed twenty-four in. his hand,
and in_the crib was foundtwenty-fou'l' more
for Treadwell. In the play, ten holes were
pegged, .. :»,:'ng the- - ‘ it; cfghe pl of one
hand an " gggteééflgiéhtfgsevg pegs,
withou‘f ' the mOil ’ 'arfiable‘hnake”
of thismost beautiful gfgames, on record.
LMiss Kittie Mygatt is rusticating among
the'A'dirond'acks'. ' ‘ ’
" OQISsi—urdayflajqrMorris Ketcbnm dis-
patched per Steamer Nellie,White to New
York for Mexico, 9. Durham cow and young
bull. __The animalshad been.;pnrehasod of
Mr. "‘Kefu'cii‘um :iiy': a _'fnnt‘:"y;stoek dealer in
that distanttiO'ufilt'yl Price paid for the two
$1,500.1i- .‘ ‘ '
'Belati've to the Alden affair narrated last
{week’} it is, proper. to make a correction in
justiceétootlléetjfianfortl or Ne‘wtown’; who,
’in‘making: thg_prr;est-0f:Mrsg Alden in the
. bathMeasv‘mfledtrfioimri was rsfemd'to
as'haviiig‘perfcrfiiéd' an'uii‘gentlema‘nly net,
Such wgsgnpgghgipgsmbnt; pnjthe, contrary!
hesimptygdidthe duty imposed on him as
an officer of 196 lptv'J’Mt‘. Sanford had been
informed sustains. mam has. secrete-tr tier.
nets in Womtrttsoo'castéi and
”fused All out! or- communiogtef'withjotficer
of; GJWQ'I‘GCQwassentftwmmmoxi
her‘asgaéawitne‘sfszii ,, niihtportlint‘foase; and
that if wag withfjh'e utmost diffcnlty~ that
ngdifllfiihally 3Served the papers. . Mr.
Safid ‘ ngt ‘ ad “30
ll. .,._‘11‘_ Oitmmh -'..sol_ , _
vent if possible, and hence the tale ofan
outrage on ‘dec‘ency‘ as currently narrated.
Mr. SunfOSd uuderstandsshis {business better
In 'theevcning'a‘ballwus 'gi en ut garlis
Holly-«Which was very- large y attended.
The Mutual Club, of Norwalk, was repre-
sented. j .
The Masonic emancipation Pic-nic at Par-
lor Rock, on Monday, August ‘3d, was well
attended, ’ Standard.
DA’NBUR r.
The new Mayor means to distinguish
himself; he was not elected for nothing.
LikePr‘es. Grant he believes in enforcing
the laws, as he finds them. He commenced
y issuing-a stringent proclamation, enforc-
g the-Sunday law; and stirred up the live-
li'e'st‘;ki’ndl Of a hornet’s nest. Under the
proclamation, a barber has twice been ar-
rested,"tt‘iéd and fined for prosecuting his
b tsincss on Sundays. Even drugstores are
ordered closed, togetherwitl. all “places of
business," from 12 Saturday night until 12
Sunday night. That Mayor is true blue.
and has a splendid chance to show his pluck,
Several attempts have recently been made
to setfirc to factories, both before and since
the: esl'tfitionof the "W. A. (it A. M. White’s
fur} , actory. Last Tuesday evening the
watchm’an‘diseovored a fire to the stables of
the Tweedy 00., which he put out. Cotton
'aste saturated with kerosene was‘found.
An' ho , later flames were seen in the coal
shed o the Holly factory. More waste and
Oil. Still later Bundle ‘95 White’s engineer
saw a man throw aflaming substance against
dwelling. He gave” chase, and caught the
fellow, who proved to be the watchman of
the'Holly factory. On trial, next day, he
plead “Not guilty.”—Condensed from the
Tezas.
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Santa Anna has returned to Mexico, and
is in want. If the museum managers
throughout the country who have his
Wooden leg on exhibition will return it, he
will be able to establish a wood yard,
Louis Fritz has been arranged before the
‘Unitcd States commissioner at Montgomery,
Ala., charged with making way with papers
of value belonging to the estate of a defalter.
The case promises to involve several om.
cials,
_ It is stated that Virginia has more of her
population at college than any other country
save Scotland; also, that Virginia has at
her several colleges more students beyond
her borders than any other State in the
Union.
One of “our y g girls,” at an examina-
tion-ifgramma other day, when asked
why the non ._ achelor" was singular,
blushingly answered: “Because it is very
singular they don’t get married." She went
up to thehead.
A curious bore learning that a. young lady
was going by railway to a. distant town,
asked,‘“What motive is inking you thither?"
“I believe they call it a locomotive,” was
the innocent reply, The inquisitive stran-
ger was extinguished.
Nothing made in vain. A Minnesot' n
has made a drink from ground-up'glms op-
pers,'a half-pint of which makes a man hop-
ping drunk. It is much cheaper than corn
whisk ,and will probably find its wayinto
New ork bar-rooms.
Slang words are not: always slang. Take
the \vort “jolly;” in John Trapp’s “Com-
mentary on the Oldand New Testaments,”
published in London two hundred years
ag"o,.is to be read: -“All was jolly-quiet at
Ephesus beforeSt. Patti came thither.”
The most chivalrous of men lives in Wis-
cofiin. Seven years ago he was the invole
untaryiwiitness Of a murder, and pleaded
guilty to it in order to save a woman. He
was sentenced to prison for life, and has al-
ready served seven years. Gov. Taylor has
now pardoned him, the facts being clearly
established, and a petition for his release be-
ing signed by the judge and jury who con-
0
victed him. . _
The Connecticut authorities have failed to
prosecute William Beach, the switehman
were married at tlugatter place on Thurs
day. ‘
The “national game" finds another victim
in Rhode Island, a young man met his death
by a blow from what was a “dead ball" to
him in reality, as well as in name.
The Pacific Mail company has ordered
three more iron steamers from John Roach.
They“ are to be longer by fifty feet than the
Colima and the Colon, and will cost $2,100,-
000 in all.
Conversation heard at Long Branch—
“And so you go to Europe every summer?
Are you never seasick 1’" “Oh no. Pa
thinks the steamers are so dangerous- he.
always takes us by the land route."— ar-
prr‘a Bear.
The Atlantis Yachting Club, of South
Norwalk, consisting of six young, muscu-
lar and handsome Adams, was in the bar-
bor Tuesday, enroute for the shores of N an-
tucket -—Stonington. Mirror. _
The effort to transport younfirhad to Ger-
many for propagation in the hine, will be
Watched with interest. A steamer sailing
from New York took out one hundred thou-
sa‘éhatched at Holque, Mass.
A shrewd old gentleman once said to 'his
daughter :—‘-Bc sure, my daughter, you
never marry to poor man; but remember
that the poorest man in the world is one
who has money and nothing else.”
A man once called on President Lincoln.~
He had shaken hands with him observing:
"Don’t be scared, Mr. Lincoln, I don't want
an office." “Is that so 1’” asked the Presi-
dent ; “then give us another shake.”
There is a light fall of snow in San Fran-
ciso, Cal. It is snowing in Stockton, Sacra-
mento, and other localities in the valley dis-
tricts of lhc'State. This is a very unusual
occurrence.
Ann Shay. a respectable woman, employ-
ed at North Hoosic, Mass , was robbed, out-
raged, and murdered, near the Vermont
State line. The supposed murderer has
bebn arrested.
Middletown urchins amuse themselves by
standing near the track Of the Valley road
as excursion trains pass, and with 'bent
sticks, hooking on to any handkerchiefs
that may be waving from the car windows.
Tuesday the littlcjokers got about a dozen.
A far sighted fellow at-Bristol, Eng, wrote
to his fiance: I wish.my darling, that you
would not write to me such long letters.
If you were to bring an action for breach of
promise against me the lawyers would copy
the correspondence between us and charge
fourpencc for every folio of seventy-two
words. The shorter the letters, the more we
save from the ltwyers." '
The American base ball players are win-
ning laurels in England by beating the
crack English cricket clubs at: their own
game. The other day they beat the cele-
brated Marylcbone club handsomely. and
now they have beaten the Prince’s club over-
whelmingly, the Englishmen~having two
innings and scoring 60. and the Americans
beating them in one inning with 50 to spare.
The Marylebone club is the best England
boasts, and during a tour on this ‘side of the.
water beat every twenty-two the cricket
clubs of the UnitedStates and‘Canada could
put into the field against them.
SENATORMonrox's‘Srnucn'.-As.an expo-
sure of the Democratic party, Senator Mor-
ton's speech is most able and effective. Take
for instance, the following, and see how in
the briefest compass, it outlines the essen-
tial want of principle which characterizes
the Democratic policy, not only upon tem-
perance but every other question in which
the people are interested:
“The Democratic party may be said to go
as far in favor of unrestrained traffic in in-
toxicating liquors as it can and not wholly
forfeit the respect and friendship of those
who are inclined to the side of temperance.
‘If‘ the temperance men are for prohibition,
the Democracy are for a license law, alwa s
striking lower, and making a bid for t 0
support of those who traffic in intoxicating
liquors. If the temperance men asked only
for a license law, then the Democracy would
at the license very low or have no license
t all. Whatever measure may be proposed
in any State. or Territory to diminish the
evils of intemperanoe, it is sure to come
short of receiving the Democratic support.”
w‘_# _ .
A NEW LOT 0F
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usuauac mamas,
HAMBURG Enellns,
HAMBURI EBBIHIB,
AND
HAMBURG ; INSERTIIIBS,
HAMBURG INSERTIHBR,
HAMBURG INSERTIHBS,
EARLE & SMITH’S.
DRESSLINENS CHEAP.
Portland, Bangor 6r Matthias
STEAMBCAT COMPANY. ’
INSIDE LINES, _
nnrwnnn
Portland and Mt. Desert,
Machlas and Bangor.
The Steamer LEWIS'I‘ON. Captalln CIIAS. DEER
no, will leave Railroad wn rl‘ ortlaud. every
unsnar and Enmar evening, at 10 o’clock.
For Rockland. Castine, Deer Island, Bed ick.
outhwest Harbor (Mt. Desert), Millbrtdgc, ones-
port and Machiasport. _ -
Returning, will save Machtasport every Mox-
DAY and THURSDAY mornings at 4.30 a. m., touch-
ing at the above namcdl s. -
The Steamer CITY of BIG MOND, Captain C.
Kinny. will leave Railroad I act Bortlapd, every
$051.21“; Wnnxnsnav and anav Evenings. at
. 0 c 00 .
For Ban'gor, touchingatllcckland, Camden, Bel-
fast, Seats ort,'Sandv.Pomt, Bucksport,‘ Winter-
port, and am on.
Returning wi [leave Bangor every Monday and
Wednesday and Friday morn ing. at 6 o’clock, touch-
ng at: the above named landings, arrtvmg in Port-
land at 5 O’clock p. m.
CYRUS STUD VANT, General A cut.
Railroad Wharf foot of tatc Street.
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Bum '“G'ES' M E. 1:. Looawoous,
Peter L. Guigue,
$3393.38?»
5 ' t: i , . ' l N of
’ “‘“V ‘eiilmbfli‘éi‘l..l§,§‘t§.‘3tt§°‘ m"
oscs’. Germain-n9. Verne-Ins.
Bedding om Plants. Flowers
lug Shrubs. Fruit Trees
and Vines.
C ' B S E R .
itsntllhhsf‘tffadfm E...
PEPPER, CABBAGE, and CELERY PLANTS,
S ecial attention given to Funeral designs, orders
it HOQUETS, an other decorations in Floral
Designs, at short. 0. -
Particular atten on vento fitting out; Ceme-
tery Lots and keeping t em in order. timot
A PRIZE'NUSICAL BOX!
with Bells, Drum and Castanet Accompaniments,
TU BE GI&E§,AWAY I I
Spencer's .I evvelry Stor e
Ami see it. All purchasers of Séworth of goods
will receive a ticket for the draw. All goods war-
ranted and sold 20 per cent. less than anynpsther
store. .
$800.00 REWARD.
ND STRAW-
'TO
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'HEREAS there has been, Within a short tlme,
BY DR. ROW.
The symptoms ofcatarrh in its most acute
stage are those of a severe cold, so much so
that many imagine they are suffering from a
severe cold,and wonder why it is that instead
of its wearing away they should be constant-
ly adding to it, by taking fresh cold as they
imagine; for the slightest exposure to a draft
or inclement weather, the' wind merely
blowing on some aggravates the'symptoms
and gives to it the appearance of having ta-
ken fresh cold. Under this impression noth-
ing is done for it more than the ordinary
remedies for acold, which, of course, are at
such a time, ineffectual, and when it is
found they are Of no avail, not knowing
what to do, nothing further is done, but wait
for the cold to wear away, believing that it
ultimately will. Alas! how many there are
Who wear away with it. In some instances
after a time the more violent symptoms of
its acute stage cease, and indeed for a time
it seems as though it were getting better.
For this delusivc hope the patient eftut pays
dearly, as it is generally the calm before the
storm. Insidious as its olfspring, Consump-
tion, it is growing worse, peeding but some
slight irritating cause, and when expecteU
least, to return, not only in its former state,
but in a worse form. And so, from time,
now seeming better, and again worse, pa~
tients are inveigled into the belief that it
will not seriously injure them, until it show
what inroads it has been making on the
system, and that while apparently slumber-
ing it has been most active. Unfortunately
this is often realized too late, very often not
until the patient is actually in consumpo.
tion.
As it progresses, it produces a feeling of
uneasiness, heat and stiffness of the nostrils
which are often closed on one or both sides
caused by a thickening Of the membrancc
from inflamation. Usually a thin watery
discharge commences, excoriating- that part
Of the skin with which it comes into con-
tact. So acrid is the discharge in some
cases that the upper lip and edges of the
nostrils present the appearance oferysipelas
so much so, indeed, thatI have known in-
stances wherc they 'have been treated for it.
And numerous have been those who have
come under my notice of rren whose upper
lips had become so excoriated as to render
shaving an absolute impossiblity. Some
of these had been treated for the “ barber’s
itch."
The discharge after a time becomes thick,
either white or of a purulent greenish yel-
low color, and at times tinged with blood.
As the disease progresses it becomes more
purulent, with an odor more or less 'dis-
greeable, at times very offensive—so much
so, that after a time the breath becomes rc-
voltingly'ofl'ensive. Now it is when there
is danger of the septum or division of the
nostrils being eaten away.
The discharge either flows from the nose
It drops into the throat, causing a tickling
eeling, with a constant desire to swallow
nd clear the throat, and has to be hawked
p in order to obtain relief. There is usual-
y great difficulty in raising it, more parti-
9
a
”‘6:
00 ms,
Pencils, &c., sold low.
Drugs,Chem;icals,
and new ones added as fast as
genuine.
IMPORTED &. NATIVE WINES,
WALL. PAPE
House AND SIGN
All Womamsxe
'1'. E .
No. 30
UHLII’S DRUG STllilli.
SODA WATER
AND
Rdot Beer
now ON nnhuon'r
Cooler and Purer than ever.‘. One trial of our
Strawberry and Pineapple Syrups,
(made from the frnlt,)wlll provctbere isnone better
POCKET Booxs. arm. BOOKS,
rnnrounnv BAY mm FLORIDA
wa‘rnn,’ soarsnrbamnn,‘
corms AND BRUSHES,
rmn nazonsla
STROPS. .
And a Large Variety of TOIllET ARTICLES.
LEADING ARTICLES
F03 Till-l J OBBING TRADE
are kept in quantities and sold to suit buyers.
Epsom Salts. Gum Cam hor. orax, Sulphur,
Blue Vitrlol, Alec 0!, Bid Seeds, etc.
int. Laudanum, Castor
nragorlc. Ess. l'epperm
Oil, Sweet Oil, Extrwts Lemon and Vanilla, in a
dozens or by the qua Wi
rt- ,
Inks, Mucilage. Writing Papers, Envelopes.
. The Line Of I‘
Fluid Extracts, Bouts Herbs.
And Concentrated Medicines,
is am. and the null . warrantedl All the PAT-
TENT MEDICI 'ES n demand or?I kept in stock,
e
l
l
at ed, and are
For the Plantain Trait
none but THE BEST in usedmnd all receipts
put up with care and accuracy. 5
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
5001011 ALEs, .e ENGLIS. PORTER,
of undoubted purity, for medicihal purposes.
ularl y in the morning. Owing to its gluti-
ous nature it adheres to the membrane,
nd it is only after much effort that it is dis-
lodged, the effort to accomplish which not
unfrequently producing gagging or retch-
$fi0
All!
.—A man wanted on a farm . one that can
run a mowing machine referred. Address
, STEPHEN ERRIS, Darren, Conn
Iron can}: '-
ing with nausea.
In time the senses of smell and taste be-
Ome greatly impaired and entirely lost. As
the frontal sinuses become involved, a dis:
tressing headache, or a dull, heavy pain
over the forehacds makes its appearance,
0
the other sinuses become affected. After a
and neuralgia pains in the face and head as ,0 any of his Customers or the Trade,
51}; Main Street, Nor-walk.
hile the memory becomes impaired, a
restless nervous feeling accompanying it,
seriously interfering with application to bu-
siness or study; with some general restless
1
At night sleep is often interrupted by the '
eonstant falling of mucous into the throat
Bil. W. A. LOGKWOOD'
producing a tickling filing‘or of choking,
or by a sensation of dryness in the mouth and
throat, with feverishness and thirst. Others
again are excessively drowsy,more especially
during the day after eating; or, if attempt-
' ing to read, “the letters all run together,” as
patients express it, and in a few moments
the book or paper has fallen from their
hands, and they are fast asleep, from which
they awake more frequently with a dull,
stupid feeling than refreshed.
0n rising inthe morning, very'often the
tongue will be coated and a disagreeable
taste in the mouth, accompanied sometimes
with nausea and dizziness. At such times
there is not apt to be much appetite for
breakfast,
The majority Of persons suffering from
Catarrh are costive or constipated in their
bowels. The face,with some, will suddenly
become flushed and hot. Stooplng to pick
up anything will produce dizziness, with
pain in and over the eyes and with speck
floating before them. »
When the inflamation extends through
the tear-passage to the eye, it inflames that
organ, causing the tears to flow upon the
slightest irritation or exposure, producing
and finally to consumption. The experience
and investigations of the greatest anyone in
medical science have fully established the
fact that in fully two.thirds‘ of- the cases of
consumption it Commenced by influmatinn
of the air passages, which is Catarrh
Dr, RDWE’S treatment for Catarrh en-
tirely eradicates the disease; is painlessjan.l
can be continued at home without interrup-
tion to business. .
Numerous references can be given if
re-
quired, '
R o W E .
_ will he in
N O a. W A. 1'.- K ,
at
THE NORWALK HOTEL,
For The Day Only .’
Thursday, Aug. 13,
Where he can be consulted on Catarrh,in its
various forms, and all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs, Ear, Liver, Blood and Dyspepsia
NOTICE.
Dr. Rowe’s charges for treatment are
such as to place 1* services within the
reach of all.
DR.
Da. Rowan—Dear Sin—It gives me pleas-
ure to write on of the permanent_ cure
I have received from your judicious
in this town, several tires, on posed to be tn:
cendiar-y, now, therefore, we, the u def-signed. Se-
lectmen of the town of Westport, by virtue of the
authority vested in us by the Statute Laws of this
State in such case made and firm/med, do hereb
one); a reward of TWO HU DRED DOLLAR
for such information as shall lead to the convictlon
of any person guilt ofthe crime of incendiarism
in this town. .Sal reward Will be paid for each
convictionmrovidcd the whole amount so paid shall
not exceed eight hundred dollars-
.W’cstport. Conn. March 18th, 1874,
' WILLIAM J. FINGH
gnwaun J. link .63, Selectmen.
Um: Mama .
$500 REWARD. ‘
HEREAS, there has been within a short time,
on my place in Westport, three tires, the work
of an incen lav, now therefore, I hereby offer a
reward of F1 1:. HU’NDRED DOLLARS to any
person or persons w 0. Shall ,, also disst’very and
informat on a“
and successful treatment of Catarrh, from
which I have suffered so much. That
which 1 called a “severe cold in the bead,”
had increased its Fseverily, year by year,
until the Autumn I first called on you. At
that time, I was convinced that a longer
neglect must inevitably lead to the disease
of my lungs as my throat was already affect-
ed considerably and severely, and my phy-
sical strength generally impaired. I had no
knowledge of you beyond a treatise of yours
which I had read, and I may add, that the
prejudice natul’al to one strictly educated to
the views of the regular practice, did not
aid me in seeking one of whom I knew so.
little. But I was unable to find any help
through the ordinary treatment of catarrh,
and therefore followed my inclination and
went to you. I was satisfied after the ap
‘.
*SALE‘
0 is
THIS WEEK ~F
CORSETS!
CHEAP.
Fremh Woven, at - .35
French Woven, at - - .50
French Woven, Ribbed, at ‘ .75
Seamless.Double Steeled. at 1.00
This is the Best Corset in town for the money.
what is generally called “weeping eye,“- If Try one.
it extends through the eusthchsin tube to Ida, Frenchwoyen, at, .. 1.00
the middle ear, it produces noise in theear, H_ 8. French WOVGII, at 1.25
with ultimate deafness. As it extends to the B
. . . . . .. oyal Grown, G. at- - 1.50
th t, i: re tod s sna,bronehtus .
m x was is y pep ’ Bella embronireed. at 1.50
Jupiter, embroidered with silk. 1.75
Comet, do. do... 120 bones. 2.00
Minnie. do. do. 300 bones. 3.00
Minerva, do. do. 500 bones. 4.50
V n
This lot of above nods are the finest oods ever
offered in this placegfor these prices. all and ex-
amine them at
,EARLE & SMITH’S.
Foreign Drafts
are now issued at the
GAZETTE armies,
of a slight advance over
01.13" RAE-ins.
PASSAGE e'snrtrtcarns
0N
ORA
_ small. stators
‘sATUBDAYs, from r to 5,1...
you can get; the same water y calling on
_..Fon'_-_
BANilWINll
Particular attention given to
PAINTING AND PA
outed till the “every
as H 13.
Main Street, Nor
COKE .r COKE .I .I
At a. Reduced Price !,
IAVING made arrangements with the Nor-wall:
l Gas Light Company for the exclusive sale of
Eli‘;f.%k$;.‘¥t°ti" til ’l’ip‘t‘m‘tl” "“'“."‘“ “M
, ever noaosn n .s ‘
thorn One to One Thousand Bushels.p to user ’ 01
N orwallr, May 25. 1874.
CHAS. '1‘. LEONARD d. SON.
TRUSSES!
ESIROUS of accommodating those of my ons-
tomcrs, and others, who wish to purchase
Trusses, I have recent] perfected arrangements,
whereby acompetenf p stcicn will be in attend-
ance at my. ates-O‘No. 11 aln Street, every Satur-
day,n'om 1 to 5 o clock, p. 111., who will 8. pl in a.
perfect and proper manner eve truss sold}; hout
extra charge. A private room as been arranged,
for the urpose, and Trusses that will fit and be
comforts to will be uaranteed. A full stuck of
ever-E varieltyAwill be build to select from, inclndln'
SE1. Y’S RD RUBBER TRUSS ' an exce -
lent article. and the New ELASTIC muss,
which is meeting With a large sale. This truss has
no metal springs, is cxceedin ly aim to in‘construc-
tion, more comfortable, dnra e, an efficientthan
any other truss ever invented. For-children they
arc especially valuable, effecting complete cures,
Without pain or annoyance. '
also pro so to establish in this c mneetion. a
specialty 0 Surgical Aypllances for deformities
and deficiencies of' ever 1nd. EAR TRUMPETS,
ELASTIC BELTS and 'TOCKINGS. CRUTCHES:
Splints, Shoulder Braces Sup orters. and every-
thm and anything in the ilnet at; may b quired,
ll 0 which writ be measured for, fitted a plied
thout extra expense, by the physician in c urge.
Rubber G, s of every description, Syringes,
Pumps, B ns, and all other convenciences and
apparatuses for the sick room constantly on hand.
9‘ Remember the day,
H
A physician t9 fit your trusses, and take orders for
Surgical appliances. Trusses applied by experi-
AND THE llliOltlliST
SPRING STYLES
0w Smalls.
*P‘Ell I HANGING ! !
Best: Manner.
SMITH,
walk, Ct. - 7
Pianos, Melodeons'a‘nd Organs.
REPAIRED'AND TUNED
RDEBS leftat L. Weed's jewelry store or P. 0.
box 002, Will receive mom I: attention.
AS. MENZE
Norwalk, Jan. 14th, 1874. am. I“
MISEES nn‘ocx'wav’s
Select School.
RegularEngllsh Course Four Years.
IUSIB, lAIIUABES, BRAIIII All PAII‘IiII.
Drnwlng from east and from nature. A limited
number of pupils received into the' family. Fall
Term commences Mortality. Se f.14th, 1874. For
circulars address ISSEpS BROCKWAY.‘
ly25 Box 443, Norwalk,Conn.
JIIISS STEVENS
will reopen her
Family and Day School,
THURSDAY, SEPT. IOIII, 1874.
Thorou h Instruction 'n all I '
EducatiIJ n. Also, 1 branches of English
Drawing, Palntlng,Lnuguages,Musle.
OBJECT-BRA WING made a specialty. Rudi-
mentsrecetve articular attention“ Address
MISS ll LEN M. STEVENS. Principal,
Box 264, P. 0., Norwalk, Conn.
Locust llillSeminary
ronxnas, a. Y.
MISS EMILY A. RICE
enced person other days as well. It will pay
you to KIVC call.
, Herbert L. Uhle.
GEYSER .. WATER l
A Natural Saratoga Water as it flows from the
Spring. This water comes to us in barrels and is
drawn at our fountain. Wh go to Saratoga
c
C
II. M. & C. S. PROWITT.
Office 83 Wall Street,
NORWALK, CONN;
Solicits Insurance on the most reasonable terms,
and in the best Companies.
Agricultural Fi‘rc Insurr‘t‘ncc Cp.,'Watertown, NJ.
I
A BAY MARE. EnQntre of E. Ginsu”. 335$?” “ “ “ figutholxrwalku
. “mammal“? .‘f I: 22
NOTICE TO PATRONS. _ $33,533, wag mum, .. ..
THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish Ag?) $11!; Glotgdy Sourhnplash‘t‘cs.
, .
8 a Natural lloot Beer ’
"d . m - ED WARD P. WEED,
STEEL F0 U N IAINS, DRUG-GIST,
s. GRUMMAN, 36 Wall Street, - - Nor-walk.
Would most respectfully inform the public that the
“ARCTIC 8011A FOUNTAIN,”
is now in full operation. It draws the coldest and
' IE: ROM-t2 d. . . - W... s m 5.6-9 all made at :
1“,, ”003?, Residence. on West Avécnue nex Iii-Um m%fi.td‘ntl of tile blast material. W5: Sign
to St. Mary’s Roman Catholic church. draw SELTZEIF, KISSENGENs VERY
Office Hours 2 and '7 o'clock, pan. - ~ “cu from fountains.
State for orders at the House, and at E. P. Casswell, Hazard & Co’s. celebrated GINGER
Wood’s Drug Store. ADE constantly on hand.
0. II. DOUGLASS,
Manufacturing Confectioner,
Keeps constantly on hand a large variety of
- Pure Confectionery
Always Fresh and of the Best Quality, at
Wholesale and Retail:
’ Also a superior article of
ICE . CREAM,
SODA WATER, with fruit syrups, and OTTAWA
{51:338. drawn from Matthews Patent Steel Foun-
ams.
Fruits, Nuts, fine Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
No. 91 lllain Street.
An Elegant Ice Cream Saloon and Restaurant
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
0. H. DOUGLASS, Proprietor.
$25 Reward!
ILL be paid for information Which will lead to
the detection and conviction any person or
persons guilty of stealing flow be, or _roots.
or destrovin shrubs or orna trees .m the
groumis of t e Norwalk Cemct ssoclatton.
S. E. OLMST uAD, Prcsrdent.
Norwalk, J one 7th, 1874. 4m23
D’ARTOIS’
ICE _ CREAM !
0N CORN STABCH 2 . '
PERFECTLY CLEAN!
BEAUTIFULLY rnoznn
AND OF
EXCELLENT FLAVOR.
To my Ethnic and the Public:
I am prepared every day in the week except
Sunday, to supply my friends and customers With
my celebrate
Challenge 90 Cream,
And taktrthls opportunity to assert that, in the
many years I have served the public, I have neyer
used a article of Com Starch or any other foreign
ingred out. My Cream isperfectly
PURE AND CLEAN,
And I challenfre not only Norwalk, but the world,
to produce a letter article than I supply to my
customers.
C. B. D’ARTOIS.
South Norwalk, J une 20th, 1874. 3m25
Sailing Parties, Alloy
[IE subscribers having thoroughly repaired
and refitted their boats, are now prepared to
let them to Sailing Parties.
Pic-Nit: Parties taken to an oint
in the Harbor desired.y p
SAIL I. new "A"
2m27
\VILLIAM S. JENNINGS,
LEG-RAND JENNINGS.
NOVELTIES 2
1 Great Reduction in Prices'qi.
read for ins ection embracin a. .8 m
When-x orn BBONSFGROS ’OE sonz. ‘iLxs?
LACES;and STRAW GOODS, together with all
“IT Novelties of the Season.
10 I.“ IV THE IIIIIIR .IBAY.‘
W] LL REMOVE HE]; SCIIOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES from Damon, Conn., to Locust Hill
Avenue, Yonkers. A Summer. Term of twelve
weeks, will commence A ‘ 7th, 1874. For circu-
lars and terms of tuition for that time, address un-
til April lst, EMILY A. RICE, Dar-ten, Conn., or
Yonkers. N. Y. -
spruce. AND SUMMER
MILLINERY.
HE Subscriber would beg to ca ou‘Battcn-
tron to her selection of New. oods now
lets lino
OWERS.
banking you for past favors and soliciting a
0. ELM'L‘S‘ON,““‘ -“{fiflffifiefigl‘gflggf-rtaar ranchers..-
Genome, [assumes Aosnr,
ALL STYLES 0F
Fruit. Jars
Jelly Tumblers, .
AI. E. K. LOCK W001”.
MILLINERY OPENING.
Mrs. W. Fawcett,
respectfully solicits your attendance at her
SPRING OPENING '
ofImported
BONNETS, HATS. FLOWERS,
And all Novelties,
A! No. 4 James’ Block, ‘Vatcr
street, Norwalk.
For: SALE CHEAP.
, Tum Good Farm Hal-sea.
Apply at
25 _HORSE RAILROAD DEPOT.
E. J. HILL.
, Norwalk Bridge.
COme and see me at the old stand of Hill & Hubbell and
r
NOW 13 THE TIME To BUY YOUR
James, Water Street
wm. K.
. .5;
Woom-mn ”Home,” national and White Star lines
BENTIEMEN’S
’ uni/tn. Insure.
OFFICE...
- MELVILLE s. MEAD
sonar son
The Mutual Life Iss- 00., New York,
Assets over $50,000,000.
The Phenix Fire 1113. 00., Brooklyn,
Assets over 82,000,000.
Williamsburg 0 ire Ina. 00.,
OF BROOKLYN .
Assets over $090,000.
Hanover Fire Ins, 00.,of HAY. City,
Assets over £900,090.
Connecticut Fire Ins. 00., Hartford,
Ass.cts over 5700.000.
National Fire Ins. 00., Philadelphia,
Assets over $400,000.
Hartford Co. Mutual Fire Isa. 00.,
'A ssets over £140,000a
OF OCEAN S'I‘EAMERS.
Blane Titles and Drallrfulale.
unlit. ESTATE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BONDS BOUGHT AND saw or conrnssroa’.
Deposiisretmived, interest allowed on balances, and
a general Banking Business carried on. For partic-
ulars apply to .
. MELvILLE E. MEAD,
on V
JACOB M. LAYTfi, Cashier,
OLD BANK Inotnnmoavasnmoron sr.. -
scorn sonwan. CONN.
Eoop'laz—E/ Cough !
. Hooping Cough I .’
Why endure it, when
NESBITT’S CtlllGH SYRUP '
WILL SURELY CURE in
For sale. by
I]. M. a”: C. S. PROWITT.
A FULL LINE OF
SUMMER- callus
FOR .
' Mv1li'1i‘r3v y"0‘"‘WUW'I'f6
ALSO,
FUNNISHING GOODS
Q. ‘T. Carnwau. 9
Second Store. Under Non-walk Hall
To the Public I
BE subscriber r espeetfnlly announces that: he
. has purchased of the Pakulski Brothers their
interest in the well-known
‘ GAZETTE BUILDING
BARBER SHOP,
and will endeavor to conduct it in such a man no
. as to render it
More Popular “Ian Ever-l .
The Saloon is well furnished throughout; to the best
manner, and will be kept neat, clean, and COOL.
Shaving, Hair Dressing, Dyeing, Cutting. 83m,
executed in a pains-taking manner by competent
assistants.
Call and give him a trial.
A. HARTWICK.
it
Ladies do- Génts’
ansrlumar,
AND
nmmt: sauna!
The subssaibcrs are fully perpared to furnish a
full line of‘good -
Confectianery!
0f their own Manufacture,
AT REASONABLE PRICES; ALSO,
[BE EREAM .
which is made. from the BEST MATERIA LR
.
”AT wuoansun Ixnnenn.
sol WATER & an BEER;
as good as the best. If you don’t believe it, tryi
IcE CREAM Stanislasrotations
gallon.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED.
WENDINES, PARTIES & SDBIABLES
furnished withevery requisite: at reasonable prices.
INSURANCE,
*‘3PIA‘N0S‘0UU‘ANS,
MELODEONS,
SHEET MfiSI‘G’. the",
I .1 Wall Streetllurwallnlll.
NEXT noon... savmos has...
. .a
I keep a large stock of instmments’cn hand, and
sell them on Monthly Installments. ' Everybody
can have a Piano or Organ. v. -'
. SOLE AGENT FOR THE unchanging“:
WEBER PIANOS, I p I
STANLEY “oil's,
GRO VESTEEN a FULL ER’S, '
, HAINE’S BROTHER,
VASE a 301v, ' I
and Will furnish-at: short notice. '
Call and see them.
can menswear.
Taken in Exchange for New,
‘l'uumc: AND REPAIRING
. Done at short notice.
The “’eber Plano .
A few extracts from the great number received
by the most eminent musicians in the United States
may not be inappropriate: '
I have never seen a Piano which equals the We-
ber Pranoforte. , Geo. F. Brim.‘ v
The Weber Piano occupies justly the firsfra'nk
amongst the Best; Pianos. 7 ' J. N. Pall, um" -i'
The Weber Pianos cannot possiblybe sued;
S. B. ills.
{used the Weber Grand because Iconsid-
er it: the best in the world. arry Sanderson.
The Weber Piano possesses everythin that can
be wished for in a Piano. . Geo. W. 01mm.
The Weber Piano ranks foremost amon st the
bestmanufitctnred. / , _, Villiam axon.
.The. Weber Pianos stand first amongst the splen-
did Pianos produced in this Country. '
Clam N. Brinkerhofi‘. '
A ten years’ experience satisfies me that the We-
ber Planes are unapproaeliable.—'Joh71 ZumIel.
.1 would .call especidl attention to
THE'ESTY carnal tum
Beautifully finished in black whlnut and
rosewood ,combining more perfections than
any other in the world. Has taken more
than ONE HUNDRED AND r‘rrrx GOLD Man-
AL8 AND FIRST PREMIUMS, at Fairs and Ex-
hibitions throughout the United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
authorities.
.Certainlmhehest I ever-heard. ‘ '
mu“... "’ 0e0.‘W.Morgq1§..
can be bestowed on‘any instrument. _ _ .
G. B. Seymour, Musteal Critic N. K'Trinea.
’l‘heyare the best reedinstrument we have
met with. _ ‘ ~ '
0. (C? J .‘II. Odell, Organ Bmlden,N. 7
It is the neplusultm'ofree'd instrn em.
-- -' -Prof.‘E. L. ’3’ er.
I' contains sweetness and power in an
an .tsual degree—Ree. sthop. Sampson, JV.
E. Char/rah. ' .'
Language fails in adequacy to convey a
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of this instrument—Independent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind
have ever played upon.——.— Wm.,A.ng.
The Esty Organs are without a superior.
Geo. Jm-dma, Organ Builder, N. Y. '
No tremolo has yet been invented that
will in anyway-compare with this for b‘eau-
ty ofeiicct.— libn.A.Johnson,0nqan Mahler.
It is not merely the best, but it is the only:
mechanical reproduction ofthe human voice
which has. ever satisfied me.—Re_e. II. 0.
‘.'l -.
.
Rzggs , President oj’Northem @7210 York Musi-
cal Assoczalwn.‘
J. M. Pom'rmz, Norwalk‘.
DEMMON & NEWCOMB
Have taken the Two LARGE sronns m Ray
mond’s Building; Nos. 53 and 55 ”Main Street, and
intend to. keep constantly on hand a choice and
fine assortment of '
‘Fl'l'ii.fi'19£Ffi'E3
.Crockery, amt Glass Nate.
In the upper et'ore they have also Opened a .
ICE BREA’M FISH MARKET V
where all kinds of Fish can be obtained in the
proper season. Also the best of
‘ . in large orsmall quantities. Also
B R E A D, 3.
Oak e, Pies. c130,,
‘ always a supply of fresh baked on hand.
DEMMON a; NEWCOMB,
53 and 65 Main Street-
BARGAINS '
BRUAIICLU'I‘IIS, :,
c A s s I M E R E s,
’ cOA'I'INGs, '
Tweeds, .Satinetts,
and goods for
MEN’S Alli] Burr WEAR.
I have just; received a large stock of the above
goods, purchased at a .
nasnnup'r SALE. ,: '
for less than half their Cash Value, and will sell
them for a fair profit. , ' ' ~
““‘l is to... to... no”...
for your; ”“9374 . ;. ,
ALSO,
Great Bargains
Dress, Goods-.2}
c. J“ “UM“
a
FRUITS nu VEGETABLES ‘
'rarun‘.
Made from pure unwornlin‘e‘n cuts ‘
m P y an,” an new,“ or United States Mail Steamers,
ficr‘smig gnllt‘ ' O'f fieftiii'v fire to my buildings or any . .
plication of your medicines, that if a cure
of the , so t at he or they may be tendered to jas-
could be effected, your method could do it.
whose negligence at Stony Creek caused the
ihtiteer'tidvi‘sbrs-cah téaotihimé‘: .
death of one and the injury 0 - many per-
, -,_Burglars have attempted depredations sin
thanilivfi
Waiters furnished,
his. repose =di5lllli9§é§llili5 13$} ”goods. Mr.
.. . , ._,
Edwar‘tli'J.
out for practice tonight.
aylor got roken into and sus-
taineatngsloss of stlv‘eflinaa thb or- flbutter.
! coupo’tsnas’etoneér Companies will cot'n‘e~
PAUL.
can be a meniber‘of the “,sc‘hool’ committee.
The court holds that . the: common law of
England.is~.ourgnide,- and that! permits 'a
. woman,~to~fill any local office of administra-
tiVe ebalja‘cter, the duties‘a’tta‘ché‘d to which
N31? such a’ woman is cOmpetent to perform,a
t em.
lor, 'Richards & Brat ey ointng
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