,,. .05
reread.
111...... dowh into the d612, .. ..
Cl ti: bark,
,fiading, "fir and or; ‘
Flamedoya “£9399; dark
in on from _sand to sand,
. 1nd,;
A ies-b‘lfi 3" 1 ’ ' feudal:
P3011“, se,brothor‘,"chns ‘ chest out" real l—-‘
ying fast from sand _‘9 9‘0}
» ... 151i hubs and thebluve,’ ‘
’66" 11.511111. 406:» ~
Love, dost draw at thy'wa‘y ?
AlI' in vain I bid them stay-
Flying'hk ”did the blue.
ouammm .
m ”Mil" ”BANS W ‘ sums—a honor
rank runner—sums emanates—m
rmwnn tension—am; A, 1. r
1.. l
- an Ye An 15 874.
Paris makes tbe‘ifishl fishl‘oi's oft-”fl; :‘1
and New York varies them a trifle to suit
WET,"
the dlll'ereme ladimatemnd .the peculiarly
tles of this. a, and distributes them
i rough. SMM“.
The'hdyibf ‘ Ha shame or?
- Io‘w‘a‘ tsherselfa really fhshionabla dress:
etc "”119th she does %
know or ippo‘p ate how munch more 0.-
saedress. cost her. sister. (by Eve) in New‘
ano kiwhen the‘ “fashion- was first brought
onThe fashionable milliners and dress-'
makers of this city make enormous sums of .'
money. The- gintplegt .honpgtr. on their,
stands, without ornaments, ist‘n'irked- not
“than;
finchfiolnr'ls puma
resume
‘1 "flu!"
‘ blumosnd assist-ash
£0992”!!! thecheapest: born.
woman of "pretaslon wears
eetttleaa' their» “01‘2“ Let us go
1
manual
. a tune into scuttle was . V
«Inmate-s. scald,
bewarandcaeistimeal’: That .
price was doubtless paid tor it, it was doubt- '-
ess worn and mamas, and is
doubtless now in agate dust-bin. f , $4
“I?! -.
.Bfismm .9...
"fora not overly extra nt ball
a
mean!"
lust. all?
Ponbait vou'apeeial tooeaslcne- it is
. new three: or- :fonr
‘ a...“ 14.0%}: mm “00:: “it
,au as 9
rich: dress. :of that kind musthaveah: the
~ accompanlmants to make it the; pauper
“£7th a curious shingle dress thattheprln-
as
(lip-Q]:- ;
2'. umoyramssmaaam.
" .’ ‘ ' “that Worth .:tie
ofithbbsstqkessee
hatFrancehaaseen for many 33%;.
thimtmw York
W51. adorn. .femiulne
_dresstosttrset the adv.
have an idea, (and?
..a drum in this; edit)
everything else.) that a man can better
judge ofwhst _n_1_en like than, they them-g
«It .. '45- 2 bonnetulmmsrts a
was . " nail.» handles
1'
'1“
" ”9999.199le
' Thrace in soreness
las..icans,
’ well as the leadin
‘: great advanta es
' tie the le ati6npremlsesfi'om theresi ence
: thechah
,z-an’dAme
' avoid
' ‘anword Post. '
Gov. Jewell’a Career In Russia.
,4- .‘7"
111st neeh’yotn" aper occasionally lying
n the dbsk at the legation, and knowing
'Wewvll lobe a E man I am
inclined" 'to'w‘rtt's you new ttedts 'In regard
' . to his career here as I find the sentiment
‘ amflgflfieflcani to ho finahfioasly one of
regr'ct at his having called away from
his post. Alter segue ex erience in the Rus
sian capital, 1 cannot he e'g‘lzelng of the opino
Ion. thatrnany cbeen contest it- .
ted to the co or of the" degation during
ears gone? «and thleit er with the
anir has ma 0 it e
ataeaz post one of-
grail-d leach; i9. mucheészdl hatto I.
t several thing were need sill—energy, tact
and fortune. '1
ese Governor .l'ewella
.7033:
$1106 on the ttefi‘fiw certainly WW
limit was ever on;
fore Hells! 11sec national Amer-
can entertainments since his. residence here-o
Thauke vingfifid of “February and 4th of
J .th‘e‘ lastmentioti-
' ell occasion up wig Mid Mdby Americans" who
. were older i'ee'ien than’mys‘elf that It was
e est time the anniversary had been eels
nights “verity years'.
The American and Bass 11 colors were dis-
gunshot itwas the first limo the Amérloa‘n
rsha'd been hung out On any occasloh
mting the Russian fares. Governor Jaw-
ell'e entertainments to his countrymen have
als'vay 9’ been very handsonm and thoroughly
American, and have been carried out entire-
ly in accurdsnce with American ideas,s
$699.1“ hae rendered them additionally at-
One th' ipsl int rovevnenls intro-
duced byG ernor Jewel, in this connec-
, h~the establishment of al
“~ ‘9 separate from the house of.
minister, and while he has had ma ificent
apartments on the Konokwadesk Boule
vard, be has taken reams for the legation
on the Moiktt Canal, after same style as
adopté’tl in London and Pa so that beside
the governor's private room- and Secretary’s
room, there is a large public reading room
attached, which is en stall times to Amer-
-t'1avelers, an others, and provided
with the latest files of American papers, as
gmsgsnines. One of the
rived from thus no ara-
ott e min ter is that Americans can call
at the legation at any time, as if it were
their own,~snd do not unnecessarily disturb
thefamlly of the minister by so doin
rivil of which they all avail themes yes.
The d' cranes in the appointments and a
pearance of the legation durln Mr. Jewel’ s
mission has becnso marked at it called
. " :- forth the other day an expression from its.
l ",Coe a wealthy manufacturer of Connecti-
. cut, which I may mentiouas illustrative of
. the féclings- ofall' our countrymen when
they see the changefor the better which has
..taken place of late... to. Goa has been here
before, that he could ver mwell appreciate
a... time" n... "9'93"."
. e as upon 0 or 0 e
we had whenl was here before.’ e‘pou Andso it
is, for. until Governor Jewell's arrival an
rican rarelysaw any one but the ser-
vant when he called for his letters.
The establishment of this " American
hewspsper and magssnine library"-.—I use .the
term adv, y—ln Szt. Petersbnr'g, has ad-
tlte face of the statement that there' 1: such a
place 111 existence, for such an institution
as a "free press” docs nob—and probably
never will—exist‘ to Russia, and therefore no
transient newspapers,- magazines or books
are admitted into the empire wrthout first
passiu the “ censorship," a. proceeding
winch vigorously enforced in this conn-
:. is ordeal, through which. the Amer;
cab and all form n newspapers, etc., have
to page, phases .a clay of trout three weeks
to a month, exclusive of the time occupied
In transit. and even then there.’ 1s no certain-
gym that mega“ will be received, as they are
estroyed or some portions of
them markedb ut- wit
oprinting ink. An
Int-lend of inside I d me yesterday
'9) that he" hada few hours before re-
ceivegeliis mganine's‘,‘ published in 'a‘ 6 "de-
spate from I36ndon on the lat of une,
or in "rohhd numbers, six weeks from the
daJ‘ta «publication. allowinga week for. the
transit {rem England to St. Petersburg.
This' is by no means an exceptional case, as
. "many Americans find out to their. 0010-:
all this annoying delay" 1s
Now however.
ed goverment makes
loathe.
the. an exception in "favor- of the" foreign lega-
lions, and newspapers, etc,, addressed! ere
nredellvered direct, without- the delay in
resentedf; delivery caused by the detention of the
Isis-still .,
not
{rent fi‘er Cennsor."
newspapers should be addressed to diplo-
No. stip nlatiouf ts made that the.
mats or attaches at the embass1es and le-
gations, so that all the Americans here have
their letters, etc., addressed to the care of
one minister, and they are delivered about.
he. fiieen or sixteen days after they leave Amer-
ra. All things considered, it appears to me
that a legation separate from the minigter’ s
i residence is more nearly
' Petersbur
._ Europe.
a necessity in St.
than in any other capital in_
vernor Jewell has persuaded the
government to furnish the apartments to a
comfortable, though limited extent,and now
990311.019 longer: feel asham-
ed at the wretched it e cut- by'th'e United
States legation at St. etersburg, but, on the
contrary, can feel pride' to its' tmposing ap-
- our countryman n
‘ pesrsnce and convenient situation.
_ One of the leading festures' 1n Governor
,Jewell’s career of usefulness and liberality
at .St. Petershnrg has been. the presentation
truths little British and American chapel of
: two=bundred and lift “Song I of the Sanctu-
ary,” to replace an o d book which the con-
' ggegation had used for about thirty years.
c has been a constant attendant at the
‘ chapel, and this act of generosity on his part
.. . has done much to endear him to the hearts
of the members of the chapel, the more so
because the gift was bestowed without any
- calculation, and the first time the congrega-
' . tion knew of it was when they found the
season
dltlcn of thin
at
five} sense. Whens citizen crosses either}
ferry .wzthout having toLmeditatc exclusive-i
lyonw drainage and sewer-pipes from th
2." Wm ‘
“owner .-r,..
the disposed to try conclusions wt
this its
old!
_inva id women, where theyé
air among pleasant
6‘ 3. ”A, “m
be owner of one of » the finest.
yachts“ in“ the “Milli: is in the habit every
summer‘of "of mission schoo
ch, ofi'for a cruise, and giving them all
' ' tn -; _ t suing and it's-L
, . e to to age 04
case
hada banker _foVr
maxim come home farmers at‘td
manners polished n to a surprisingde ree-
Benevo _tladies c ub titer to sen
live {5:03; dice iii; in and.
gone , 'and E‘ssn’d 911,100. with sun little
0 mlfits,
that “thiegem _maybe no edrawbagks
r0230“
against the" desires of tho.
hearts if their homes shonld'
pleasant to
such werthy
chi-lulled. Nofi‘e Instant? these the
. "‘ mom memo
‘coatinues its work' "of'delight, sending bou-
uets to hospitals and poor families, where
,gf nd gone; for. a _fltilei
d-street. odors‘i
ail scents. Much of the salami
of the fcity mtg t be gautralined, Physicians
say,l fever: islll'w ashanked with;
grewihg and fragrant flowers, to impart
Ille— fut—ind
would be ssdl
, . 4. — V. V ' > '
den sauna" It is a delight to. receive ‘1le
flow”), _2 -., wners to“
vs, . , Saints of
." ~ ' may
thus wees". " - "ut and;thankfnl faces 1.33
over their olerings of; bloom. .~
resin-e
is,thave 1919.1... 11 The
cheerful “03““; :thecona «SN try‘Tnerlchsntis
oneemore seen on the street, . nd New".
York begins to look busy. ..flfhan Sleeved!
Ptn'rno.
,. . whollaefi
$53M
enough to
wife.
s that"
five beep almost untn
wan—the hot weathej
- the other morning,
.tersnrg
hooks in their seats. Governor Jewell's
dsp liters have also. gtaken :interest in the
Sun school, "which institution they have
preseht'ed with a full compliment of the.
American Sunday school song book.
The fact of Governor Jewell and his fum-
“also regularly attending service in this
pel, has lettave pleasant impression
here as the aristocrattc churcb- goers among
the English community all go to the Eng-
lish chapel on the quay, w1th the British
Ambassador at their head: and it was much
IE. to the deli ht of the con regatiou of the
democratic ittle English an American chap-
an.“ Many darts aremade by kind hearttd :el that Governor Jewell did not follow in
touti or raid slim" .,
their footsteps, but became a regular attend-
ant at the smaller and less aristocratic
- place of worship, the members of which do
It .pot exceed three hundred‘ to number.
: Slideestabliebed
_ WeAgtericans have, looked upon the so-
val- position of Mr. Jewell and his family
:ll'il'b With-no small amount of pride, as they
"were popular everywhere from the start.
0!. At the commencement of the season Gov-
ernor Jewell gave the members of society
an idea of what they mi ht look for from
him duringhis residence ere. for “stealing.
a "march” on the other diplomatic represen-
tatives, the English ambassador included,
on the occasion of the marriage of H. R. H.
the Duke of. Edin‘a h with the Grand
Duchess Marie Alexan rovna, be commenc-
ed the festivities of the week with a brilliant
ball, at which the creme dcla creme of the
Russian __,and diplomatic society were res-
some; dumber of aboutthroehua red.
Ev’eriq' spade}..- durl ng the dessert, when
tidied gave her receptions, the hand-
ateqclnooo were thronged wtt'hvtb e lead-
ing members of St. Petersburg sociely,
was received by Mrs. Jewell and her a
tars
With these facts before us, it is not sur-
and
ugh.
:- arising that it was with and hearts we bid
overnOr Jewell “good bye" at the station
saving as with nothing
but the hope—not unmixed with doubts as
e possibillt of. its realization—stunt his
r ma ollow In Governor Jewell'e
tateps and not only as welcome to the
Russians but as polar as he was amon st
the" English- pea iug community in St.
. . . a. e. me
A blonde woman is considered a fright in
“ Russia.
A tea never indulged in by gossips—
toCharlty!
Dollars and sense do 'not necessarily trav~
cl together.
The noisiest piece of crockery“ 1s the cup
= githatcheers.
A horrible cannibal advertises for “a good
, girltocoolr.
Two heads are better than one—espec
. islly ins barrel. ..
It is very easy to say, take things as they
1 come; but suppose they don’t come ?
AC‘onnaeticutl:i faults; hasllcgristeneid his
er yea its, e-wt e gun for
mil“
Springfield, Mass, has an ordinance
whishlmposes a fine On any one “who
swaarsot'ttloud.’_’.
Dontphan county, Kansas, has _a new
threshing machine. A clergyman there
threshed three fellows for disturbing reli-
glou‘s' ‘ssrvtces. arid htscongregation increas-
ed hi9 salary .50- per. your. .
.Ncw" York midfield haves lady who is
asuccessfui author, ductor; painter and
actress, pursuihg all these avocations
simultaneously, and 1s besides the mother of
afamily of boys and an excellent house.
keeper.
A Tennessee soldier "tired of campaigning
ills , . . k Gen-
1'
. _ see‘h , .4
I have danehh mine for thk'ee years I" was
the gsnersl’s reply, intended to be conclu-
sive. But the homesick warrior was equal
to the occasion, and retorted: “Wall, you
see, me and my wife a'n’t that kind!“
53v.
’thur mm condition.
vantages dorms. which do' zinot appear upon '
Llsent t on before
“ With the an
t
Agrilcultural Society for their eleventh
annual enldhttitpsl-i in connection {with the
annual fairbfthd httde Islahd Ioty fur
the Encouragement of Domestit industry,
to be held during the first four days of next
months; Narragansett Park and Howard
Hall, Providence, is issued Points of ex-
of: the shorthoru cow and bull,
North Devon and Ayrshire cows, Ayrshire
bull, and Hereford and Jersey cow and
bull, accompany the list. Arrangements
have bjeenfi’mfa’dé fi’with the Boston. and
Pmividepeeifmllroadccmpuny, for the free
transportation of stock and articles for ex-
hibition,anda!so for special trains during
the fair, at reduced rates. It is expected
that similar. arrangements will he made
with all the railroad .‘au‘d steamboat lines
centering in Provtdeucc, on equally favor-
able terms.
The executive committees of the joint
societies, aware that the dairy is one of the
. played, and I heard the Governor himself most important objects connected with cat-
tle breeding in the northern section of the
United States, will urge upon the com-
mittees on shorthorns a careful eonsidera- :
tion of the milking qualities of the animals
to whichpremlums may be awarded, and
will call their attention to the form, structure
and quality which have been found in the
boat". ldthilléd‘ioii milkers in this breed of
cattle. "'"Tlie'fco'titmi‘tfeel on working oxen
will soothe cattle tested at the drag, reason-
ably loaded and also with the cart, and a]. o
attaching them with their herds to the
cart to propel 1t backseard.. Any driver ex.
cruising cruelty or using prdfanity while
driving willabe immediately ruled- off the
ground- In testing the speed of horses, each
animal four years old and over is to go to
carriage, the carriage to weigh, including
at starting.
In the trials for speed, the races will he
mile heats,besl three to five to harness, ex-
eept one to wagon and one running, and
conducted under the "rules and regulations
of the National Association.
Under the head of poultry, it is made a
rule that all specimenemnst be exhibited' 1n
Pulling, false
féathers; coloring, shaping spurs, inserting
or splicing a: feather, Valid” similar practices,
are prohib1ted . _
Arrectl thirties-A lovers strata-
' tel 1166105,: mth‘is lace.at about
Tu’clocklAafiTuesday evenings? Bones
terminated a-' rather-romantic an ’6 lually
gotten up first class elopement‘lty tin tlng' tn
wedlockJobn W. Shuvehof. aterloo, and
Kimmy? tz',fromsi“x. miles north of
We 9% 91:: h ”rhino
eonQ pa at u
.:iegm noon tiling in Mineral!“-
ry." . tytfnot arcs satd'thst no such
Slain , moving her
bgntgh , _ p u'hrdcrf that no
meetmg shonhrteke tp see heth thé lov-
ere! -But they were determined, fearless and
ready, and accordingly young Shroycr pro-
cured one of Waterloo’ s most spanking liv-
ery rigs, proceeded to LsPorlc City and
was soon in pfi vote and earnest consulta-
tion with his nwyer, As the young lady
was of age, habeas corpus, etc., were suggest
ed, but Vwcpldmot _answer the emergency,
such process betng too slow when immediate
action was_ necsaai-v. At last a happy
Sbfoyer,fivhich was
. i‘" his
lay ' Eitu'p", had kept
i he would have her arrested
thaYc very~ul for eventing the pin. Be
accordingl swore ont- awarrant before J us-
tice McQu kin. Constable A. Cotton pro-
ceeded to the domicile of the cruel and
obdurato“parient,"_ followedb 1y Shroycr and
arrested the girl atSdclock uesday morn-
ing, before the very eyes. of the father and
another suitor for in: dadghter’ s hand,whom
the lather,—hu_t not the irl murmur-smiled}:
favorably upon. The 0 car had proceeded
about forty rods toward LaPorte when he
handed his fair prisoner over .to
empowered depntg, Shroy er. Mr. Cotton
said it was the ve lest driving he ever did—
trying to keegup to that Waterloo gig! Ag-
riving at La orte City, Shroy'er withdrew
his action for theft and paid the costs, but
steadly prosecuted his other claim for a war-
ranty of the girl’s hand, in the shape of a
marriage certificate, by driving rapidly' in a
zigzag course for Toledo. —Tolcdo Chronicle.
Wnoomo Conch Ramon—One of the
London Journals contains a statement by
Dr. Berry ofhis. successful treatment of un-
complicated whooping cough with dilute
nitric acid, in duties of from five to fifteen
minims;accordingtoage,withsimple syrup,
given every threepr four hours, alleviating
the cough and spasm, and apparently cut-
sin short the disease. During an epidemic
of t disorder bepresorlbed this frequently,
and? 'wltb very satisfactory results. He’
ofi'ers no suggestion as to the operation of
the remedy, but he believes its action'to
be that of a tonic, sedative, and antiseptic,
andf‘at the same time, imgeinigeruting pro-
parties are not to be lost; igltt. of. In all
the ponies treated, be h " rse, paid at-
tenticn to the State of [gostlve organs,
and' In such cases as have.
given an aperient command with an altera-
Anaunn Enron or J ... ' —A fashion-
ahlo and would-be in W1; oung lad
was visiting‘ in Wank " and thought
a’tt'tevidence of
her good intentions.
tion wasn failu're. She used the b 1tter pre-
soap
Aliment, ‘ Scarlet fever
in an unusoallyvmali ' prevails in
parts of Edi-laud. bare ‘ eibeeo forty-
Liverpool
four deathsdl'om the dim ' ‘”
withinafew days. ,
“The old tic
were a prim tive an ,
their coast, some
occurrences. h:fo n : »-~;whsn roads
were bad, and wheel ,. - -. Tesalmost un-
known, air old.- 1mm as re‘tnrned fronts
supper party, with hirl'ady mohnted behind
him on horseback On crossing the river
Urr, at a ford it it. point where it joins the
sea, the old. lady drop .. off, but was not
missed till hetj; husbw my bed his door,
when, of course, th- ' ‘ ."au immediate
search made. The pa « ‘ ere despatch-
‘ .oway lairds
,le race, but
=to awkward
ed it‘uest. or her arri . time" to find
her remonstratin” wi ‘ ' nciug tide
which trickled nto ' :‘HVuth, in these
words” ‘No' neither , ‘ther het nor
cauld.”
Thare‘ in no fantail '7‘“
on the buzzum ov lb "‘ .
fills oftener, than the
anxious to, pleane, an
average mother-in- In
Her motives are seldom construed right,
and what in often realg sense and
nnine kindness is called sticking her noze
nto thingc,
There in no etashun Vin liftshe more dilfikult
to phili; it in bards , he. a fust-klsss
mother-in-lsw and do the subject justiss
than it in to be a: wile: . " '
I had rather be an old maid than to be a
mother-in-law.
The average molher-in-law ban mi simpa-
thy, she alsehan mi adviceand it in this: ~—
don't liv with your chi: »,Vuntil yu are
obliged to. , -. ,_‘
A friend said _to me ~ ., "
had named baddied, 6' ~
I held upI my hands, and
you mean -
“I mean justw what l as ,” 12rep lied; for
sure! lt' 1s a’ lpity when t e man mi ht have
him, that he shou d have
off his £80000 behind him, for he will
very likely fiever hear of it again.
When amangete in -
in with his hands in, 2» '3 v‘-r his coat-
ta' s—as men who :
fast often do—he on .
home, ifonly toavo »
brain very
_ his cane at
' s , - analogies.
not spend to much i . lug. “No,"
was the reply, “a"dve _ : absolute-
necessary Even D urchip (la bun
) needs to be advertised... 7 Else what is
the meaning of church bells T"
A lady writer points out the fact as wor-
thy of notice, that “while the men who com-
suicide are almost aye unmarried, the
women are married 61:3? I“glowed. This leads
to the inference that! emen cannot live
without women,_womép, mfitfind life unbearable
with men‘.’ '—.-. ,-_
The occurrence of m l '" cases of the
cholera and the incr ber of deaths
from diptheria, ough neral atten-
tion to the imporlan ,ngh ventila-
tion of our houses. ‘ ' "_‘ terrible mal-
adies almost have :‘T: o. ‘
ventilation and acco “7'3.
An amusingincident is recorded in tho
courtship by Prof. Ayton of Miss North
lie was was too bashful to ask Christopher
North's sanction himself, so he set the young
lady to it Old Christa her said that they
must spare the poor fe ow‘ s feelings. and
would pln his answer on her back, and did
so. She went with the appendage saying
“Papa’ 9 answer is on my back, " and turning
round the do] hted suitor saw these words
or’s compliments“
Vi
‘ 54 L:'.L.‘i':ii;ém'»ln :.,‘."‘1‘
New England Agricultural Sachs?» ‘ a
The premium list of the New England '
driver, not less than three hundred pounds .
tits hastily"
resulted it, he has
_g'tt!
mehow the opera- ,
pared for buckwheat cakes instead of soft : .
«Law-.vtlm-‘L. 2..., .
Tarrant’s Seltner
Imortant safe-
oses of this-
A Ronald! without
Aperlent within rencb.lacke anlm
rd of health and life. A few
«01011th
0.100 FARMING LANDS
IN mnasxa.
Now for Sale Very Cheap.
Ten Years credit. Interest only 6 per cent.
Sand for “THE ”00500;” .-.
A m e masAmNRed‘ WBERJust mpugllgh-
Homestead Law.
. lied free to all“ arts of the world.A
ed M“ p 0.1‘. DA
Land Commissioner U. P. It.
Oman a. Nnn.
WANTED—#61199 forcn AISLES SUHN In,
P“B arms tti‘)Btsho Gilbert Haven
and mméw Curtis“ .14 en! ofCarI
.'2 than, 670w torri-
eompetitlon. dress .l_. n. Earle,
Pu'Bllsber, Boston.
TEN PER CENT. NET
The Iowa Loan and Trans Company,
I was” mon for [gagg'lgngr‘s’at ten per cant
I" Eye nominating afield this.” Circuit.
on Improved atatg, “and" "the doll‘ectlon'in
full “edited by- the 00 any. Lenders sub-
set so no expense. Full abs t of Titlettlo 'u
afledmcomafcti(mNeglec6rko shins“:
on
to w on p tarot-mutt
Iaudrefe'rence and full on sent on
3'} non. BamTteI Merrill, tints Governor of
lgwogt Prove}; Jae. 3;]! eartwell. Seo’y, Des
Io .
m LADIES.
E lgrcli'evs shmhhipssnd 'a
. ' :.gausof:a-dlstress_in
giants
” ’pen'ding: over 0
shoulders. No buttons or sewln‘re-
-\. nlred.-.. Sam lesb ymall-50o. l_fl‘reat
a ducavficnts
“nonhuman KINSEY 56Sumtaeer,Boston.
Sole agent for New England.
LATEST IMPROVED
Hicks: POWERS-
GRAIN TRBIIBING
wood Sawing Machines,
. mum.) ,
Manufactured and sold by
A. W. GRAY k SONS,
“Parties gab be outset-Tora to all others m”willxl
v to
well?) sc'nd for circular and dcserlRtive price list.
which will be forwarded upon app cation,
WTTERS 00NOEITTO MEANS
are the most beautiful in style“ and perfect inton
ever e. »
in an or
I"t y 8°”10113::voiced,'tlt
rm332°C” TCEADMING and eSOIJIa- STE]:
RING its‘Iinlt‘a'tit‘n't'r oftho Human Yol
sunken
WATERS! $5295,“ on Kim» and
In Unlq no Preu Cases. are amongl 0 best made.
and combine Purity 'of Voicing wi great volume
of tone. Suitable for Parlor, Church or Music
Hall.
WATEIQ New Sonic PIANO: have great
power and a. fine singing tone with all modern im-
Envomeutsfindaresh eB BEST SMADR.
and Pianos are. warranted for 6
years. ces extremal low forces or part cash'
and balance in man y fior ypsyments._
Seco -hand instruments tak on in exchange.
Agents tswanted in every County In theU. S. and
Canada. A liberal discount to Teachers, Hunters
Churches, Schools. Lodges, as. Illustrated Cata-
logues mailed.
HORACE WATERS a SON.
481 Broadway, New York. P. O. noxasor.
35" $20 99.0999: 3339:9990?"
THE “ FISH POOL "
L be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. lath,
1874, 4,on thoB .b‘etween the Starr Gro-
cery and the Model Mar at. where all kinds of
FISH CLAHS AND OYSTEBS
can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
in their season, Wholesale and Rahal Gibeap for
Cash, by : EBSHOM RAYM ND ,
former [y of the firm of Ball A Raymond, South
Norwa
MEG S.ALLEN will be on hand to wait upon
all who will favor me with a call.
SOMETHING NEW!
Norwalk Novelty Works
Messrs. COTTEB at CHASMAB
HAVING formed a. eta-partnership, and located
their business in the basement of the Brick
Building of Mr. Wm ..K James, on Water Street,
are now prepared to furnish to. order, articles or
machinery of either
1111,3191, Brass, or Wood.
errant, more a 9115:9191th
and will repair all kinds of Machinery and House-
hold t§.oods,&c, and he by strict attention to
business to furnish to t 0 public aplace where
an hing of n. miscellaneous character. can be
Y’s PfifllLOR MATCHES
WIFT A1 COURTNE
S tE.K . LOCKWOOD’S.
The fieg;
813009198” 1
Bo osr‘h‘kr.E E R
T. B
BEER BY THE GALLON.
1133121600" 11111111.
Sariggfwzlter,
Just as it; flows from the Spring; all drawn from
Fountains.
lO'l‘l-lEs WRINGEBS
We have decided to close out
our entire Stock of
Wall! Paper
an offer for 30 Days 1‘
TO CASH‘CUSTOMEBS,
the following prices 2
Brown, - - .7. cts.
mam, - 12 etc.
7 20 0'08.
11.11.31 I 'l‘. 1...!“
4:8 Main Street:
LIV'ERY
WILLIAM E. DANN
would v.eays“ that“. havin newly stocked and refitted
hisLi accent
the public at: s“REDUt 8 WS for Anglia?
the ve beet accommodations full: 0 Livery line,
during be present eummerseason
WILLIAM E. DANE,“
Ganctte Job Printing Office.
gun
standard rained for Indigestion eons:lpstion and
bummnmwugve every dtetreekl ymtom and
tdahgsrona' eonsequences. 0 by. the :
the best .ever
It is mprotfuged antral ‘
_ Call and see,
SE. K. LOCKWOOD’S. .'
ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR GOODS THAT
ARE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING,
OFFER AN EXTRA BISCOUNT OF FIVE
PER CENT.
Norwulk, June 15. 134.
PROMPT CASH, PURCHASERS WILL
00x, JOB AND FIND MY STOCK THE IABGEST AND
IIIT SELECTED 1N NOBWLLK t
CARD work, ~ ’
PRICES THE LOWEST, AND AN EXTRA
at every Description, at. the CASE DISCOUNT.
|
PLUCK No. 2.
Gunsmiths—From WIL-
obua Palncln n.—Thesc Ele-
THE NEW
lsAlkD’l Falls
at Chromos arch far the mas o
ures ever van to t a public“ beisug
“$003“ ’ to the lastexssn do 14:29 looting;
m on canvass an “era. on
r. Send orders to the ubIIsher, J. F. RYDER.
Superior Street. Cleve and. Ohio.
fire resslve pic-
II of humor
A n BISSELL, 0.1!. WILLIAMS ALEX. DONALD
slasnmvllums e. 119111119,
Transact a; General
[10191113009001 8. Real Estate
. . BUSINESS,
Winona, Minn.
22.21.: “1.... ....
on cod Real m‘state secu-
cty or outsld e. taxe es
ted for non-maiden collection“: promptly
meld Ill(rt-tnd dgfiotgl “tsit'vhnlfill; Parties desiring
w cons
t0W nveatwo ate for Trolley ’s Mercantile Collection
Bureau, “We... York,. and Paul’s Banking and
Legal Agency, of Chicago, 111.92
GEORGE WARD SELLECK,
Buoconstautly lu etcck at hienew stand .
No. 9 "uéanésr‘eee,
A choice "and fine assortment of
Groceries ,_
Provisions, '
Flour,
Free“, the. , ‘
To which he wouldluvltethe attentionof all who
' wish to I nrchssellrst-elass goods ,at
, Reasonable Prices.
DRIED BEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTY. BEST
OF RAMS", EITHER WHOLE OR SLICED.
Dropin and see nsln our newstore,
Vol 9 MAIN STREET.
wagon
PLUMBING! PLUMBING!
AN _INGengage’d theservieee orD. 3.1.1714. a
plumber of great experience, and tsvorably
kndwn in I ble vicinity as a practical workman in all
branches at plumbing, I shall be able to supply the
public with the best work at. short notice. Leave
your ordersfor -
LIITAN D FORCE PUMPS, BA 1’)! TUBS, WA TER
0L0 SETS, BOILERS. BASINS, LEA D,
1 [human 1 1m BLOCK TIN
PIPE, the" tee, d-e. .,
all of which are ofi'ered at lowest market rates.
LEWIS J. CURTIS
.23 Main Street. Norwalk. 01.
Ten
USHES.
BROOMS AND BE
ASE. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
CHAST. LEONARD & SON.
DEALER IN
C O A I.- s
WOOD AND BRICK,
N'th River Blue 80099 .Lime, Cement
ALSO”
III!" III! "I SEWER, Will! All
emvsms, .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Water St. Norwalk Conn
0.1111911110111113,
Buy all their goods of
FIRST HANDS,
FAND AT
INSIDE FIGURES
and consequently can sell at much-k ower prices, Shun
if purchased through MIDD LN or J OBBER
We have constantly on hand a Mgreat variety of
GROCKERY,
both FOREIGN 0r DOMESTIC.
French China, PM tan and Bohemian wares.
A large assortment of Table and Fancy
Glass Wares, also French Glass
.hadcs of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tin,
Wood Iron, Lava and other
Materials. A full line of
Kitchen Furniture. Heaters,.R:1ugt'.s,
AND STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
We havejnttrecelvud a large invoice of
Iron Clad Paints,
‘ of three Shades.
These colors are natural, just as nature made them
in the mine. are durable, and will last. longer than
any other kind of Paint. «
SOMETHING N EW
IN
DENTAL SCIENCE 1
Special: Inducements to: these re-
quit-in Artificial Teeth.
Afterslongun most: thorough testing. 1 am pre-
pared mode: so. the ublic a A N EW ASE F OR
ARTIFICIAL TEE II, which is detined to entire!
supersede the use of Rubber. 11; is Stronger, Lightz
er, more Comforter) la and Healthy in" the mouth
than Rubber. With a view of introducing this
newly devised material and establishing that con-
fidence in it that it deserves. I will “more a few sets
or! those first applying. This
ti! o Moe,
%Tt§:; those who have not: before been able to
a-tlio
' 5:01 them.
11! good set at tawdry low, rice to ob-
call and exantinc at the Dental Rooms of
“gen sfactiou ls guarantee. - Please
Dr. J. G- Barbcur,
No. S Gazette Building. over J ackson’s mstore.
Office hours from 10 :1. m.,
00a! 8. wood.
The undersigned havin purchased the Coal Yard
Formsrl'yoccupied by master Bros.
havc rebuilt the same In the most up raved man-
. ner,- and are now prepared to urnish
Clean Coal
Emu-0H9“ Willi.
Also, Machine Split Wood.
Brick, lime and Cement.
Branch Office at I’rowitt’s Corner Drug Store.
Having had several years’ experience in the coal
business, we feel confident that: by strict attention
to our business, and the wants of the public, we
shall receive a fair share of patronage.
Tolles & Dake.
ROBERT I. TOLLES. CHAS. B. BAKE.
Norwnlk, April 13th. 1864. - -
To 81110 the Ttmes.
HAVING PURCHASED FOR CASH, AT
PANIC PRICES, as UNUSUALLY LARGE.
STOCKOPGOODSIN ALL THE VAMETIES
0F HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, AND IN
IWILL
ON ALL SALES FOR
8. R. LOCKWOOD'.
011110111111, .
Assets, 1,, July 1873, $302,924.35
but five worktn
the lowest
are made 0
WILLIAM 0., STREET,
' 18 Water Street,
. , Wholesale and Karen Dealer in
H. A B. D W A R EV ,
no"... STEEL, MECHANICS roons, AGR]
CULTURAL murmurs. CARRIAGE
acorns. WHEELS, runs, snar'rs,
nuns anus, spnmcs, nous,
sasn. BLINDS, nouns, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, VARNISB, 90.,
At LowestNew York Prices,
FIRE
'INSBBANBE 00MPANY,
South Norwalk, Conn.
$200,000
_«c.
W. S. HANFORlllPresldent,
II. n. TURNER, Scc’y and Treats.
00000000 00000011000
LUMBER MARKET.
LEWIS "11000011108000.
Timber, Lumber,
Shingles, Latin,
Builders’ Hardware, 819.,
Al wastmtt ass strut.
OFFICE AND YARD:
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
, Wuahlnzton Street. So. Nov-walk.
W. H. SWORDS,
llBllllHANT T010010,
CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN s'rs.
scorn nonwnnx, comm,
‘ Scotch Cheviots, Meltons, Craps and
English Coatings,
Made up in style, and at Lowest; Prices.
assortment of
[EMS FURNISHING 00008.
Gents’ Kid Gloves.
Of all Shades and Colors, of the Best Quality.
A large
. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SAMPHBBINE
It; is a universal household remedy, where used ,
UBES Rheumatism and Gout; Neuralgia and
Catarrlt; Headache and Swellcd Face Group and
Sore Throat: Sprains and]! mines; unions and
Chllblains , Frosted Feet and Hands , Chopped
Flesh. Eruptions of the Skin. For Sale by
0.01.85 0. S. PBOWI'I'I',
“neurons.
NOBWALK, CONN.
‘NIIRE DISH COVER
AtE. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
11120110700111:
gave celebrated Bitters. are com-
gored of choice Roots, Herbs, and
among which are Gen-
64:11., 5019' saparilla, Wild Cherry,
Dandelion, Juniper, and other
bean-tee,“ andareeo pr rcdasto
retain all their med Ml
invariably cure or
no the following com-
sla, Jaundlce,
“27:11.; cl
r r
g irate
fiver nComph Loss of
Innious Amiga
’ Bemibhen Coldln termifint FVe-
vers,Ague, cumu-
Summer Com Piles,
Bill’s... pm... “’ e-Dlfii
cult! Lnssitud Low S iritfls
Gongs! inability; and, inpfact,
cans odby cm impel/re
$651316 mor deranged
Kidneys mm aged find Hugh“
B agentle, soothing
stimulant, so sdesfrable ins
declining] ears. No one can re-
mswell (unlessa feted
renewable disease after
Zoe‘lgthng afcw bottles ofthe taker
Prepared by Dr. H. S Flint & Co.
At their Great Indian] Depot,
PROVIDENCE. TLI.
1'03 Sm EVER
CURTIS
ASE. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
CRESCENT SPECTACLES !
Improve Your Signs.
The Crescent Spec .‘ —— tacies now offer-
ed to the public 2 are guaranteed su-
perior to all others in the mar ket. For
clenmcss and die-
they are unrivaled
of prismatic colors L
always found in ...-
lvaaeMarIc
them especially desirable. Being grouad with rent-
care, they are free from all imperfections am im-
urltics. They are mounted in Gold, Silver, Shell,
11er and Steel Frames and Will last many years
fie. For sale only b our Agents.
ENCE Jeweler & Optic an is Sole Agent
for Nsorwnlk. N one genuine without; the trade
mark stumped_ on every pair Manufactured by
Fellows. Holmes Clapp, New York.
'Lookfor Tirade Mark. .No peddlors employed.
THE ‘ ‘ BARTRAM. ”
The Bartram Sewing Machincis thelatcstprodne
tion of lnventivegenlits. It has the
‘ Simplicety
of the Wilcox a Glbbe', but makes Ibelock-slzitcll
with a revolving shuttle,_wh_lch, revolving on its
PUMPS AND TVELL
tinctness of vision
the total absence
1nd refractory rays
- Pebbles rende 1's
Without chun
carrier, is subject to no wear. and requires no oiling
' ' by which the thread would otherwise he soiled; and
the wear add friction of rt “race” is avoided. This
style of shuttle moves with greater
Rapirlvity
and cereal operation makingvme- -tht’rdmorest1‘tches
withhlhc same motion of the foot. than any other
mac ne.
Ease.
‘ It Is the easiest running of the family of Sewing
Machines. Delicate ladies who cannot use others
can operate the Bartram withoutfutlguc.
Best Needle.
It. has the best needle In the world—shorfand
straight with a fist shank. By simply putting it up -
in the needle bar as far as it will go. this set right ..
and never has to be varied for thick or thin goods.
Durability.
It Is. withoutqnestlon, the most durable machine
11 the market, as It Is soslmpl lconstrncted (having
parts), that rlctlon is reduced to
use ble degree. All the wearing parts
2’: he finest steel, and beautifullyfinlshed.
General Efi‘icicncy.
Thelnventor,(ldr. W. B. Bartramflhas kept one
' Important feature In view, viz., that It. should be so
w
constructed as not to limit its usefulness to any
specialty of work, but to be adapted to bothltght
and heavy sewing equally well.
We Incite
be public to call atthe ngene and examine this
new and wonderful Machine an allow the agentop -
prove all and more than we ave said of the m tie
of the “ Barren."
For Sale at
MRS. a. neonate,
MILLINER Y,
l .
Under the OPERA HOUSE.
500']!!! NORWALK
CONVEYANCES ._
'\ «a‘A ”db/‘1‘ MMNAAAMMMW
111 11.11 10111 1. 1112191011
5 1.0 -2
THE SPLENDII) ANDI‘ .‘SVOI’JTE STEAMER,
F A I R FI E L D FareBBcts.,ExcursinnTickets$l.
Ragga gage not: rcgttlmly checked will be at the
risk of t: (3 owner.
Railroad passengers and baggage convey ed to
and from the depot at South Norw ulk, w ithout ex-
tra charge.
Freight; taken of: Pr opcllcr 1' ates.
of all kinds on board.
B.—Nelly White from New York connects at
South Norwnlk, with the 6.18 train to Dent) and
the 0. 59 train to ew Haven, also with tflrain
from Danbury w arrives at South Nor k at;
7. 40 and from New Haven at 7. 46“ a. m.
FREIGHT PROPELLERS, »
CITY 0! IIIIIIWAIK,‘ llll P. f. BRADY,
» From Not-walk.
Will leave from each cud of the route three times
a_ week. Produce sold without charge for commis-
sion. Freight at old packet rates.
All persons are forbidden trusting any of the
employees of either of the above boats on account
of the owners thereof.
DANBURY 6: NORWALK 3.1!.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 221], 1874.
DAILY TRAINS.
Daily trafnslcane Normal]: Bridge.
At 9 45 a. m. ., } For allstations on the Danbury&
4 55p Norwalk dehepang VallevB. IL,
and conncctingat Hawleyvlllc with upward trains
on the Housatonic Railroad.
At ti 92 p. m. For Dnnbnry, and all Stations
Atll 08 a. m For Ridgefield and Intermediate
Stations.
At1135 p. m. Freighttrain,
Refreshments
Leave Normal}: Bridge/or South Norwalk.
All” 10848. In. ., 215 544 850p. 111.
Leave Danburufor Normal]:
630 and 920 a. m.1.10430pm.;F1-clgbttraln
015-1110
JOHN W. BACON,Sup't.
I"! van. I“! HAVE! 1:. HARTFORD RAILROAD
NEW for“; a NEW HAVEN DIVISION.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18th. 1874.
rrainsleave Passenger Station at South Nat-walk
asfollows:
South Nor-walk for New York.
“2:14.47 A. ..M. .BoslonExpress.
Boston Express
6.00 “ : Accommodation
6. 49 “ Accommodation
7.34 “ Accommodation.
7.45 “ LocaIExpress,stoppin, vat Stamford
9.98 “ Accommodation
11.00 “ Express.
1.18 P. M.Acccmmodatlon
9 59 “ BoetonExpress.
s. or “ Accommodation
5. 00 “ Accommodation
6.00 Boston Ex ress.
6.30 " Accommo atlon
9. 37 “ Boston Ex rose. 0
3. 43 n 111. ,Sunday Mai .
New York forsouth Not-walk.
At7.10, 8.05(Ex. ,)0.05, 10.00, (Ex. .) A. M; 12.00 M
1. an (ax. ,) 2. 20, soc-(Ex .13. 15. 1.39 (Lo'cat Ex. .)
5.15, (local ex) 5.40 (special) 6. 35, 8.10(ex) and 9.10
(ex) p. m. 7 p. to. Sunday.
South Nor-walk for New Haven
At 6. 39 A. M. Springfield Way
9.04 “ Accommodation
9. 34 “ Boston Ex ress.
10.54 " Accommo a'lcu
11. 20 “ Boston Lightning Express_
9.01 P. hi. Accommodation
9.97 “ Boston Rx ress.
4.14 " Accommo ation
4.29 " Boston Ex rees
6.14 .. - Aceomm ation
6.49 “" Accommodation
9,51 “ Boston Express.
10.48 “ Boston Ex ress,
8.43 “. Sunday Ma.
Trains leave New Haven for South Norwalk, 9
2M‘o'tuzx") 3. 10, (Ex. ,)5. 30, 6.30, 8. 10,9. 45. (Ex. ,)' A
Hm 1. 50 (ex. )2. 30,9. 50 Ex .) 5. 00, l(Rx.,)ls. 20,
8.80,(Ex. ,)P. M. 2..30a m., nudayMsxl
See large bills of advertisement at. Station
Houses and Hotels.
MMREED Gen’lSupt" New Haven.
JOHN. T. MOODY,Sup’t Grand Central Depot
New York.
Published gratuitously for the conformance o
[ the Public] f
Norwalk Horse RailwayTime Table.
COMMENCING MAY 18TH, 1874.
' Ln ave Nonwsmr.
So. Nokwamr.
5.409. m.,1\cw101k Accommo‘ 6.009. m
6.20 “ ’N. Y. 8197. H. Accom’n 6.45 ‘-
6.45 “ 7.05 “
7.05 “ New York Accommo’n 7.95 "
7.9.") “ N. til-Luci Steamboat 7.45 "
7.45 5' 9.05 -~
8.05 "' 8.25 “
8.45 " Ncwllavcn raccom’n 9.05 it
9.05 “ N. Y. Ac. .0 N. U. Ex. 9.35 “
9.35 H 10.00 “
10.00 “ 10.25 “
10.35 “ . N. ll. Ac.mth. Y. Ex 11.00 “
11.00 “ Next lla'ttcn Express 11.2 “
11.30 “ 11.55 “
11.55 “ 12.151). in.
12.351). 111.. 12 .55 “
12.55‘ New York Accommo’n 1.20 “
1.40 “ New Haven Accom’n 2.00 't
2.00 “ Netvllaven Express 2.30 H
'.:.30_ “ New Y'otk Express 3.00 H
3.00 “ 3.30 “
3.30 “ 3.50 “
3.50 “ N. Y.&N. ILAccom’r: 4.10 “
4.10 “ New Haven Express 4.30 “
4.30 “ 4.50 “
4.40 “ New York Accommo'n 5.00 “
3.10 “ - 5,30 11
5.30 “ N. Y. Ex.&N. ll. Ac 0.00 “
6.00 “ 6:20 “
0.20 “ New York- Accommo‘n 6.40 “
6.30 " Notv'llnt'cttAcCOIu’n 6.50 “
6.50 “ . ' 7.!0 “
7.10 i 7.30 ‘l
7.30 . I 7.50 ‘-
7.50 2 8.10 “
8.10 .. g 83.) ‘4
8.30 “ 8.50 1.
3.50 “ ‘ 9J0 .t
9.10 “ N.l'.&-‘I. ll. Ex ptcss 9.10 ‘
9.40 “ New Il:'1\cn Express 2 10.00 ‘-
8 EN All I) aO’A"S
NEW AMERICAN RESTAURANT!
‘ A STRICTLYVFJ Rs l‘-CI.ASS DINING ROOM.
. Prices moderate. All who desire to be we}! and
neatly served me cordially invited to cell at
EENEDIUT’S DINING ROOMS,
119 Chambers Surat, between West Broadway and
Church Street, N EW YORK.
, WM.BDANI1,
NCNWMN HOTEL, “TENT.
ilivor Street.
The Very bc.t.ol‘ 'l‘tt.'11.mt~',—not to be surap $511! by
:1: 1y pt". v1lco~l.bllibn c 1!. 111 the L' nutty.
001211119 1.111111 $500130".
DOCS-BLITZ AND SING-YE
Horses (wed Carriages
Constantly on hand for hire, With or without driv-
ers. Our equipment tv as never better, and we do
not mean that any shall outdo us in safe, stylish,
and everyw :1y dcsir: lllle turnouts. 011791., 4 for
W EDDINGS, FUNER 1L8, PARTIES,
anti PASSENGEPS to and from the cars. prom ttly
and 510191 1(toulv (:chlltt'hl Horses remitted on
Lively, .00., um] 11!! at reasonable pt 11 ea
Smblcnt Oltl slam! :1 I'm 9.1 ps nmth 0! Horse
Railway Dc mt. I). D. \mm-z “HUSH. Proprietor
Nortv. -1Ik. or. 1.311) 15.3. «It,
EOR’WALH—w ’ '
Horse Sitaeitg' Shop,
C
REAR OF HORSE RAIYAV AY DEPOT.
JAMES D. SHEA. Agent.
IIors es shod in the \' cry best manner, and ar-
ticularattentioupuidto LAME 01 “TERIER NG
horses. . 50“
ll lth‘tTESSES FOR 5 ALE .
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has now on hand a good assort-
Dest materi-
ment of HARNESS, made of the very
ale. which he will SELL AS LOW as they can
ossibly be furnished at anv other similar estab-
Now for your orders.
hi. B. SWAN.
isbment in the country.
Let: me have them at once.
Norwalk, Feb. I. 1873.
BLATCHLEY'S
Im rovcd CUCUMBER W00
1’ MP,’1‘nsl:eless, Durable, Elli-
clent and cheap. The best Pump
for the" least money. Attention
is especially invited to Blatch-
Patented.
MARK
ley’s Patent Improved Bracket
4 ' and New Dmp Check Valve.
min which can be withdrawn with-
out removing the Pump, or dis-
,- turbing the joints. Also. the
‘ 'Copgcsr Chamber. which never
. crac or scalesmnd will outlast
any other. For sale by Dealers
" and the Trade generally. In-
quire for Blatchley’s Pump, and
if not for sale' in your tov'rn, send directt to
CHAS. G. BLATCKBEE‘, Mapufacturcr.
. 60600mmerce St. Philadelphia. Pa 611101
To and Front Great Britain,
_ can he had at greatly
REDUCED BATES,
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE,
until further notice Apply at the
(Etna, ol'HarIford, Ct. ,
,GEORGE R. COWLES.
for the accommodauon of ladies and gents. one
“9s m
Gazette once. has
CHICAGO LOSSES.
COWLES & MERRILL,
AgentratNorwalk. Conn. ,issue Policies forthe ,
followmginsurancc(ompanles1
54, 047,318!"
Pgrtftiird, 1‘1, 1, 537, 51900
«g, x , 'os
. People’s, Oflilddletovvn 00.1 240219033:
15.15? liome,of New York, 9,193,90659
' ” - '- 2' . , Phoenix, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1,545,55710 -
’““ fotntlneatalolfmew York , 1,427,49621
n erna one 829.47600
W \estcbester,of N ewRochelle,N ..Y, 453.9303;
’ Springfield, ofSprlngfield, Muss 579,78000
031”» 0- C. WILDM-AN' Poop!e’s,Worcester,Mass. ., 600,00000
Will leave South Norwalk, eve week do at 7:” Franklin, Phlln. ,.Pa .. 3,968,918 39
a. m. ., on the arrival of the Dan vary and cw Ha— Commerce, Albany, N Y. 264,424 on
vcn trains. Narragansett, ofl’rovidence R. 1., 754,94700
Returning will leave pier 37, foot of Market Street, Andes, Cincinnati, 0. 1,950,000 00
”2:45, and East; 63d Street, ntito’clock, p. m., :11- Home, of Columbus, 0. .. 438,447 34
ways connecting with the Danbury train. , Alemania ,Clcvelanc,0 295,00009.
Liverpool, and London, andG!obe,scpa-
rate tire assets, 5-.056 105 “0
NorthBritlsh audMercantllc, do do 5,2 104, 59800
QueenofLiverpoolaLondon, do do 1, 35586000
Imperial. ofLondon, .10 do 5, 313. 665 00
Andothchompan1cs,Stocl. antihiutuallnCon-
nectlcnt and New York.
HOMER MERRILL
, AGENT FOR
LAZARUS d.- MORRISS’
CELEBRATEDPERFECTED
SPECTATILES 81 EYE GLASSES.
Also, a large assortmcn .. OTSETIIIIIE PARAIBLII
0R PEBBLE SPEEIAGlES the only kind ever yet
reduced that do not. tire the eye. that gives a. clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.
Warranted for five years without change of lenses
Special attention giventofittingnearsighlcdpeople.
A large assortment of
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
AT
Wood’s Jewelry Store
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
RA Y M 0N J) BP 903..
SOUTH NORWALK,
Take contracts Im‘ putting down
Flag Stone,
‘ Durham! Gutter
09911 Trucking
Draining,
. 'Grading and
Remuving Gravel, 8.03 m
dealers fit!
4)
cone, woun,
Budding (Plate/real.
GRAIN FEED FLOUR
PROVISIONS arid PRODUCE‘
DRAIN PIPE '” DRAIN PIPE'H
Thebestin the Market. Warranted to give sails-
faction, and from 95 to 30 per cent. cheaper than
any other. anufnctnredand for saleb
CHAS. T. LEONARDS’; SON.
Norwalk, June26,1873.
Ironinrheintcod ‘
MAKES its nutritive.
TheI’emcianS ru
- ed Solution of t widecf
Iron, is so combined as to have
the character of an aliment, as
easily digested and “commend
#903 “I“: glued as :26 eimiz‘ttlietet
oo . ncreases a
of Nature’s Own finalist fl
Agent, Iron in the blood and
cures “a thousand ills,”
b Toning ffié‘mwgmi and
Salem. ers-
riched and wit ized blood per-
meates every part ofthe body,
rapture n9 damages and waste,
searching out morbid secre-
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed report.
This is the secret. of the won-
derful success of this remedy in
caring Dyspepsia, Liver Com-
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Dian-
rhoea, Bofls,NervousAfi‘ectlons.
Chills and Favors, 1 Rumors.
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys hand
Bladder, Femab Complaints.
and all diseases treating its
a bad state of the cod, or we-
companlcdb ”debit or a low
state of he system. emf!“
from Matteo in any fonts, its
energizing e cots are not fol-
lowed by cmesportdina reac-
tion, but are , infie- '
sinoat rework. .and new .
life into all parts of the system,
and building up an Iron 00n-
Utitm’iono M be
Thousands ve encha ed
by the mac this mremedy, #61»
weak, sic 31,8“ crea-
tures, to strong, 11/: and
happy men and
dampnes-
invalids cannot
“ale to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU-
VIAN synup blown in the glass.
Bamphleta Free.
SETH W. FOWLE 41. SONS, Proprietors. :
sNo. 1 Milton 2111:..an u‘. .
.Sono :nr Dnnoorsra‘ crusaders.
- nsran‘msnnn isae. .
. B. D’Al‘tOIS,
The Celebrated '
CATERBB. dz CONFBCTIONBR,
SOUTH nonwanx, CONN. .,
Respectfully informs his numerous patrons and the
public generally, that he continues to furnish
PARTIES, WEDDING
m ASH IONABLE s’mx‘nrm
LUNCHES, ‘A'NDR COLLATIONS,
with every rcquisite' 1n as cod 9 10 as can be had
of any of the New York Octet-Tara. Having had
much experience in New York, he ts able to com-
pets with them‘ in every respect.
Boned Turke 'ellicd. Biscuit Glace
Boned Ham, Tbilicd, . .Pl lfumPud lug,
Smoked Tongue, jollied, Charlotte ussc,
cgilded Salmon, . Jellies of all kinds,
'cken 511 I , Ornamental Pyramids,
Lobster Salad. Water Ices of all kinds,
Larded Partridge, Fancy Ices. '
Chicken Croquet,
Challenge Ice Oredm,
of all kinds and flavors. 1
Cakes Ornament'ed,
Celebrated Norwalk Oysters.
Served‘ In all styles.
Silver, China. and Glass Ware loaned at reasona-
ble rates. Good Waiters furnished." Orders by
mail prom tly attend ed
Attache to the Confectionery Is a neat, clean
" amsmAunAwr,,
Spectacles to suit all kinds olives ,
DRAIN PIPEfiE BRICK, HAT.
" by’ a new and improved method, In five do I.
. and Pa
ASSET-S AFTER DEDUCTING - . ”—... . 1.
» - against: smog crrv
DRAPEBV
KEDLL 1.51.; ..
TAILflRINl‘r ES‘l'lBLISHNENT
At No. 1 Gazette Building, apatairs. )
Tnnsuhscrlherwonidrc'sp'ectlullitifbrm thecttl
. nensofNorwslk.th athehasopened nlrstuclaes
New York City Establishment.' asahov‘e, where he
glgdgesulmselt to glv‘esatlsfsctlont'o silhts e‘uato-
He \vlllgivespeclalnttentlonto Bo s’Garmonta
ale vgeil as those of gentlemen. Perez!" bringing
t e rowu cloth can have the same cut or made up.
man artisticmnnner,streason'ableprlm
FRANCIS J. MCKEON.
BE 0 NOTICE. . '
un crsigncd havln thi d
T partnership under .thgnange 3330300111“
AMY D& 00., for the our use _oftranseeling
:hfnlsagggnlre‘snd‘ Ulttgvtgsktng nsl nose, at. the old
. on on.
patronage of t l{:11 um” respectfully sollcltthe
Norwslk,June10th. 19739 ~.~
_ auroral" H". transient).
WILLIAI R. LOCRWOOD
' In view of the change shove na'm d the -
signed requests that all parties Indebged to 1:201:01:
11m of ondtb kSon, will call and settle their
accounts wit out do) ay.
GEORGE Ii. RAYMOND.
NEW ROOMS»!
r~ tanrrrrfrvr
NEWFUBNNTDIIE 2
E. QUINTABD’S. SONS,
HAVE removed to their new roomsin the Post...
nce Building, (entrance ‘one door west of the
aide tore) where they have a very large assortmcn t 0
Furniture of: every .detscrlptlon,
At greatly reducedprlcee.‘
UNI) RETAINING,
. In allitsbranches.
Wm ' :E‘z‘g‘aihztdm,
GENERAL FBRNISHING
“Undertaker,
‘ At QUINTARD’S mammal; ROOMS o -
elf: lll‘eteillltzrsc Railroad Depot. Also, Agt‘entmt'gr
0000110000101. 00010.1
grders pr y attended to day or night.
csidence doors from Union Avenue on
Main Street. 2“
CEMENT PIPE F00 CHIMNETS
_tsqnare- and Round Cement Pipe. with "plain and
3:233:32; logs; for Itiltlmneys it)?" a more perfect
1: 1: ea
Manufactured and {ourA 151.13}: etter than bf,“
R0
Norwalk, J one 95, 1978. NARI) &- SON
DISTRICT 3F NORWALK, ss. ., Probate Court.
Estate of RU
lh‘hfih‘qoky .
a
sailiélftf‘ifits $9135?“ ‘ h (:0 of Wilton, tn
9 ‘o o 0 ate ort eDistrlet ofN rwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of Estate. to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect. to
present their accounts. properly attested, within
said time will be debarred a recove .All sons
indebted'to said Estate are ‘re neat to 11.?th Im-
HEI CHE
medtate payment to
3_t32 Administrator with the will annexed.
ISERICTmOF 1NORWALKfss. Probate Court
381133
Estate of ISAI187 AH-KEELER,
in said Dietrich deceased. h“ of Wilton,
THE Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof. for the Creditors of said Estate.
to elahitbtit their 91:31-15 for settlement. Those who
neg cc 0 presen e1r wmaccounts ro er attest-
ed. within said timenvm 1.439.? a ricovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are ucstéd
to make immediate a étif to m
3632 BET.
BENAJAH GI EBT,
ISAAC N. BEN DICT
DISTRICT OF BEDDING, ss. Probate Court.
my 99th, 1
Estate of LUCY L. PEBBY, late of Bedding, in
said district, deceased.”
The Court of Probate for theDistrict of Bedding,
hath limited and allowed six months tom the date
hereof. for the Creditors of said- am. to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts; properly attested, within
said tithe, will be debut-red a recovery. .
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
1mmed1ate1pnyment 37
OMAS SANFORD Administrator.
'l'llE HAII'I‘PBIIB
} Executors.
‘
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“WES SWORD TD 3
1 I:
c.353- ”Psalm” 9...... ”5999.99.02 STEAM BOILER INSPECT] INN.
serrated .Fauer’a V0 sans-tie
”m.w1:$méfinumd;§fi , AND .5
005‘:an mmf‘hhm'm “'39: Insurance Company ,‘
cc Munich. efifigfitam BWChmh. C A S ll CAPITAL 9 000
m3£§§%?cmemTy so“ Mm SSUES Policies of Insu:ance. After o" 1:32: ill;
spection of the Boilers, covering
damage to Boilers, Buildings, and Maeb' ery “i3-
ing from
Sarah BOILER Errrodlotvs
J. Ill. ALLEN. - - - : President
0. M. ”I - _ - _VIce-l’rclllont
J. 3.1'Plnlgc See eresary
W. G. LINEBURGH, — Agent
Office 62; or the First National Bank, cor: Main and
Bank Sta. ., “RIDGENBTQ. CONN. -3
FARM
-V-A_.VND- -' . ».
-‘ HORTICBITUNAL lMPlEMENTS. ,
A. FULL stock otthe r'v'mat approved Farm and
G. trden implement:- new in store and for sale,
Wholesale and rethil, at. mnnu‘facturers’ prince, i1.-
eluding: '
vatng Machines and Lavm Mowers.
Lawn'hlowers, fullstzc. for £19. . -
- W,bee! lawn, steel and hay rakes.
. Plotigbs—Mead’s, Marsh, Eagle, tkc.
.fiSbovels, Spades, Scoops, Garden For-km. and
. o
Riley): .thters—Bnrdick’e, W—I'titmore’s, and Ride
~ OT EYE
Barrows Corn Shellere, 0x Yokes aha no"
Chump—'Bi’anehsrd’a,’ the very best in use ,alao,
smaller 1m laments In great variety.
Phospt ates-Russell’s, Coe'e; cBatrzh’s, and
Bridget) W."C STREET
\‘ortv‘hlk.Apt-i129th.1873.
CFQ‘WT'K,
lAt E. K. Lourwoorvs.
"I‘m-Types; at Whitney’s 7'
_ T0 acco’amopsfrn m TIMES”
' _ Iu'tll make "four ” J '
BEAUTIFUL" TIN-TYPES
POR one DOLLAR » " '
. Plaid Demands-Vance,“ 50 per dozen.
‘ n. '1'. winner
'Ntrvalk 8001101010 0 011111111
ESTABLIS MINT
DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS
ofevery description
CLEANSED ORV DYE!)
in a mannernot to besnrpasaed Particular atten
. » tio n paidto the";-
Cleansing, Pressing 6 Rspamng of
GENTS’_ GARMENTS
Car-
ats. Runs, Piano and Table Government ord ed.
IDG GLOVES D so as toJonk almosteznal
to new in one E860”: 90 centeoer' pair. Call and‘ are
samples done at the ollice, east of Borne-Rails ay
Depot. Open until So’clock'p. m.
: B. No PERRY.
BIBLES,
ol every description, also.-
“W-AlKS 8.- WBRDS OF JESUS. "
pb Gospcliln
’es. For fullp
Rev. Ill. N.~ OLIIS'IEAD
80tf Agent for Not-svalk Bible Society, Norwalk. Ct
Refrlgerators,
Ice Cream Freezers
" and Meat Safes,
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S
A Para xfor Sunday Schools
Color-ceialuzedpaper, _
TWENTY-FIVE SHADES.
cane-rte 6 “rice.
ATSOsPlllB
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