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no story «Mule Jack Hench.

It turns out that there is a historical

meanin undone?! some importance, con-

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.- on. J L 7‘ _, _ _( j, , , . was empowered to carry, 3n the meals, as . PROF-HAMn/“m .3 j_ mondlanlldlng NosJaandbh Main Street an , ,
T J (I Ma’ch 9d 1875 mailable matter of the jlhird class, m_ 216- Iggggjsgjgjgsnmgggf‘fi “96333131; Wm be mum, .g‘ complcfei'a‘ig'o'flfn'ent of l‘ntend lagers}; 'constantly on hand a choloé and Who)...“ and Rem] page, in 00 w LES ‘ & HER-RILL, “Little “ck nor-her satin ‘ corner
119.5 3y, . ’ ' dull”! l0 ,-Pamphlel8.' cards, jengravmgs, and eficctivc‘remedy? fell Coughs, Colds, Hoarse- PWE &c ncasso ’9'?“ ' 'i’ ' ' ’73. "I” 47‘1“": 5 ‘ AgentntNorvnlk. Conn.,lssnc‘1’oliciecforthc 33“" solarium-um
a. 5 . . . ~= seeds, cuttings, bulbs, rtoots, sclojns, and r: ness,§ore'1‘l¥§at. Asltlhmta, Brionchltls algd Con- I .9 H A R D W 6 RE NURWA I K AND NEW YORK Ifollo‘rllldzlItnrnnccCompanlela“ as,” 112:“ agflg $121313)? bo’eEigulttgjplum.
' s ‘ ' . a siml.ar nu ll sum ion. ose w o. r n we 3 use cure ,r _, , . - 0 hr or Ct. I
LITTLEBNES' blong 1'“ 0f (finelfifero articles not above their? Colds, and “Diagongu'mptiofi 3nd,“)? early includingeverythlngusually found lna first-class _ , j ' _, ~ ’ I €313” n - ,' ' _ .lkalkls'oo For Jack Ilorner was I real person and
. . . enumerated, .11 °. . h _ , l f grave. Prion only 10 cents. one million sold. an- establishment, at Prices tosultthe Times. “Also. . ' ‘ - - - ‘ ' —— punt; ' ‘ ‘ ' _ 1,081,189“ his action thus recorded really lllppelled-
Onl beginning the JourDeYr ‘ lour pounds ll] weight, Wlnc “9 no rom nuall ', and sold everywhere. ' ' ' ‘ “Mile assortment 01' ‘ 1 "' ' ‘ ., togethcrwithugood variety of {no}: STEEL MECHANICS’ TOOLS, AGR] P le'e oflllddl'etown Ct 248 87480 Th ' ' 1' ll‘ 1
1 an a mile to go ,5 - ~ ' - ‘ lheir form or nature liable tMestroy, de- '1'. .‘SLINGERLAND, Proprietor, Rome. N. Y. CHROMOS PICTURE. FRAMES ULTUI’ L ' MENTS CARRIAGE aggomhlew Yon. 2.1235065: ‘Chiral-30:12:31:y&%!?l§b¢; o'f- «31:53.
Little eet how the alter face or olherwise.io'ul'e 1118 mail-b8“ 01‘ the V ‘7' :Thc choicest; in the world.-Im ortefi’ _‘ 9 ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ l [m ." C .A IMPLE v Phcnix Brooklyn,N. Y. [.545 55119 »« _ , '
Wander’iug to and {3.01 ’ person of any one Jengaged in thl? 1305”” EleE£§lgcell‘gggestecoifiii’ianya'irxinibfimgiffifiii' ' 3005““ “14‘5““. “‘3' ' Ilka” and 'Glas.) Wale. homes. wnnnns, nuts. suar’rs. fo,nnn;,‘;3i.’§i‘“°‘l Em" l's‘a I 333 DE: iltlghlegfls?$l?sgzli3lvhfilllhelhlggggf
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Trying 8.333% so bravely, service. Ar“ liquids, POROUS: $1335. 031’}? increasiiig—figents wanytcd gvcrywlfercrbcst in}: Glass Plates cutto any-size. Bopairin done in the In the upper store they have “1‘0 opened ‘ ' HUBS AXLE'S, SPRINGS, BOLTS, “l’lestchestermf Newflochellem .Y. , 453:93032’ era of the monasteries wet: unable to throw
,‘Lpughmg in baby :glce ; slve material and obscene books ll 01' e ‘3' ducalliClits:(l0li’t ‘warstc time—send for Circular to best manner, at short notice. Also,o d HairMats , j , j _ ORS PAINTS , a ‘ . ’ Springfield,ofSpl'lngtlcldJlass, 519,780” it down In a m e the King 8,1“ 'for‘ we
Hiding its face in mother‘s lap. eluded. This opened tthe lpszhlilrllltga‘glgarfgs RanliT \\ ninja; oiiseyf 82’}:an glam}: 13:7. trasscs made over as good as new. . FI SH : :M_ :4. :“K E T SASB,BL1NDS,DOR 1s}: ac . WHITE S PROPELLERS Eilfiifx’flflaiiifi"ifl"“"' 3 323,31133: Abbot. w ho, hopifi to appease . the mon-
Pmud as 9- baby ‘31" be- WWW“ 0f 3 “5‘ (1'1” ”3 (I {0,} (gm, 3,, $5 0A8 NAL,tho Literary W'eekly ofAmei-i- » E, QUMTABBES: 80H. , . . :g g. _ 1,, . ,1 a, “Ls-““35”" N ' " Will continue to make re lartripsbetwecn Nor- commerec,Albahy,N.Y. 'atsisaaoo arch, sent to him his steward, John Homer,
, , . . ,‘V men were to be convey 6‘ r . ’ 1) ca, for one your for the Regular Subscription Price \ _., 3 «1' . ~ ,.: 4- $1 sewn-133.5 , AtLowcstNewYork Prices, . walk Bridge and New ork, during the winter. Narragansett, ofProvideucc R. 1., 754.94700 with a wonderful pie the interior of which
Talking ,thc oddest ot-language . of the country to unothcrhand insured for 331,08,an aid. “z: Names entered imparm“ _ . _ where 01 kinds of Fish can be obtain in the _ 5,0 films a, Son", Norm“, ,0 “we,” “as,“ “demo,“mnanjm 1.250.000 00 d , a ,
'Evar’béfore'was heard - ‘ ’ such parcels prompt despatch to the remo- as rcceivci ,antl 85 Cash sent at. once to every will 1WD“ season Also the be“ 01' ' ' frc g t. Freight received from and delive d at Home, of Columbus, 0.. 433,441 3. was compose 0‘ “'9 ”'19 deeds 0‘ .‘Wdle
B t lh ad hard], think 50— test. art of the United States at a. charge of subscriber.~_ Clubs ol‘livc (hiss each) may retain . .. the lrelght depot of the Danbury and Nor-walk Alemauia,Cleveland, 0 , 595,000” manors. But, as John Homer sat in the
minimal... ....i .... If... .... ... .... ... o. s... in“ LThr.li°“l“°ll°h°’s—auil”liarsif JACKSON BR03~~ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES “this. .... .. ......i... ...... .. ...... Wicks" L°v°n-m9‘°bWi-... ...... ...... 0““ W" “m ...... him '0 ...
. - _ _ , ocv ry su scrl er , .. . , - . ‘ ' - _ asse s . ’ ‘ . - .- -‘
Tottering now and falling, tlou thereol. sufficient guaranty of fulfillment and fairness. l rates_ _ North 3mm, and Mércantlle. do do 2,104'.59800 Elihuglllll‘: 3:15 iIggllucetti‘tfiy 0?.1'1031ly 3‘; 1m, up
' ‘ lnlarre or smaiiquantltiem Also , 1 _ ‘ 9* All persons are forbid trusting any of the Queen olleerpoolatLoudou. do 1,355.80000 . . “1° 6"“ mm ll l“ “199d-
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The regulations governingOthe class of

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Kisses and plenty of love-words, matter referred to are few and simpler . “Pic-‘11“ Perm" 5 W110 Wmcmplat‘? man“. A - I ‘ ' - ‘ th tn 1'. Andoth C ’ ‘
was. again .. ..,. racks-so must be .so ...,ped, wuh open altercation sarissiliceous... JEVV E [j , E] R, S B REA-.139 - °°‘"‘°" “7““ summit.simian”"WM-"v°°"° tidal?{likiigi’slhénfi’l‘ik iii 3:33
sxdes or ends, that their contents may be Rowena 00., 41 Park Row, New :York. for their _ -- . ' ‘ l1 ' ‘ DANBUBY a: NORWALK B. R. GEORGE R.cow1.ns. noun]: MERRILL
w iorarewurd The deed was that of lh
PAMPHLET-BOOK (ninety-seventh edition), (3011- . o a k as P 1 e 8’ c" ' ' . ' WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Manor of wells The second version Def

Father of all, 0 guide them,
The pattering. little feet,
While they are treading the uphill road,

readily and thoroughly cxamiucdjby the
postal clerks'withoul desporling their wrap-
pers. No writing is permitted except the

raining lists of over 2000 newspapers and estimates
showing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead-
ing papers in many States at a tremendous reduc-

KEEPCONSTANTLY 0N HANDA FD ,L] ‘

always a supply of fresh baked on hand.
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LEWIS HUBBELL. 85 00.

Commencing November 30th, 1874.
DAILY TRAINS.

Spectacles to suit all kinds of Eyes

the story changes the scene to Wells and
the steward to Colonel Homer, and makes

' Bpgvin the dust and heal I address of destination, and to (31101058 01‘ tion i'lfom publisllel‘s’ rates. GET THE BOOK. 1 ’ ‘ ' °
Aid lhemgwhen they grow weary. . conceal a letter, or write or print anything icfifil’fiely 12“??? gr lcségif§9glett§lofEA€Lf STOCK 0F « - 53 and 55 Main Street. . Daily tralmleavc Nome": Bridge. AGENT FOR ‘ tliie mfg h“ “I? fbfiofi Thalzméd] "‘1'
Keep them in in path-ways blest; upon a newspaper or other matter enclosed HEMABBV’ELII FIIHGEr: till O—E‘EI‘IIESDIEW A? ll j. .j , _ . _ . To 1’ b M: g a.m..} t5?! Dub“, and ,ntemedlm l. ARUS &_ “on , 1100:2033: la?! 5 Thee rig: t (Entrust
. . ‘ . - .-- ' - , j - , ,. _. , I. - .m. s tons. -

AIéd when the .100“le 15 enj'led, 115! it mercmlndhe{9301:31le fisgéueclll? it‘ll: T—It has restored thonsanhs from the bnnyof tlld- FINE EDI.” AND SILVER WATCHES ‘ : , a; ' , _ 1m -el., um er, ._ At 448 p. m., For allstations on the Danbnryil‘r RISS Hells Park was the Rev. John S. Burner,
WOg‘hcm’e“ ...... ‘°. Pi°sei“‘°.”... .... is... alias.assureiissllai‘alslkraiai . ~ , ‘ - —- . » ‘ “WWW “m“ilki' ... u. cmmummcm Reactor“: .... Pram" of was

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necessary 0 rea { ’ pp ’ ed the path of amiction to one ot‘happin'ess in the At 15331:]: or R1 ge e d an 11 em ‘ c - 0 ' N; - Graphic.

rates are to be collected on packages so

blessings’within its virtues. It'curesthe deadly

JEWELIVJILVEI Alb! “I“ ”All

 

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Dealers in the best val-ities oi

Shingleslath, - SPECTACLESllEYE GLASSES.

chvclNgnfgle’Brfdge/or SoutLNoruvalk.
t 3 4 Homo 9 15 5 p-m. Also. alargcaesortment of|fl|||l 'AIA
II "III! SPEETAGLE the only kind "0.1.3”!

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Waoume Damucnox or GROWS.—
Mr. Jas. T. Chamberlain, of Hartford coun-
ty, has embarked in a new and profitable

bonus; w vonn' LETTER.

wrapped, when delivered. Bright’s digest; and Diabetes; eradicates all dis-

SOlne idea of the exlpnt 0f the business cases of the ncys; restores thc‘urinary, organs

eleven-description.
to strength and bower—m a word, it is a natural 1 . ' '

’nthracite and Bltumunous

TIijAcsn or‘ TROUBLE-HOW A REALLY
chn MAN DOES ITf—MENDICANCY—ICE—
PRACTICAL Bsxnvonnlvcn—nusnlnss.

, New YORK, March 6th, 1875.
run CAUSE or momma. ‘
Thurlow;Weed having lived eighty years
in this "-world, has it Why for almost every
wherefore." Having given reasons .enough

for the trouble'sin the Republican party, he
has undertaken, in a letter recently written,

so regularly to enjoy pleasures which, thank
Heaven, are not ucclimatized here. j
’l‘hcfacl is, Mr. Weed, the men‘ of New

done under thls law may be gathered from
the returns made for fifty of the leading
cities in the United States for the month of
December, .1874. In four weeks 225,733.
packages of merchandise, weighing 11‘73
pounds, were sent through the mails; j In
the same time at the New .York oflice alone,
the number of pieces was 85,054, weighing
36,905 pounds. This may be taken as a
good average month’s work, so that ill the
course of the year nearly 500,000 pounds of

much ignorance yet upon the subject, and
not a little dcfiuuccflot the law. 11ch you
see a pile of slufi'lwo or three feet deep.

' dcrful and miraculous cures of any known spe
c On the globe. Address for circulars, .kc.,CAr'r.
EUGENE 1t. HENDRY, \Vuukcshu. Wis. '

$ 75A \VEEK to Agents to sell an article
saleable as flour. ’roilts immense. I’ack-
age frcc. Address BUCKEYE M’F’G Co. Mal-10mg. .j

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OFFICE AND YARD:
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
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DEALER IN

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Leave Danburu/or Namath

630 and 930 a. m.;1 10, 430,610 p. 111.
JOHN W.BACUN,Sup't.

 

produced thatdo nomirel. e eye. that gives a clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.
Warrau'ed for five years without change 0 lienses.
Special attention giventofittingnearslghtcdpeople.

enterprise—that of killing crows for the
bounty of six cents a hand. paid by the
county commissioners. Last week he

I!" 'IIIJEV HAVEI I. HAITFIIIllaIAIlIOAI
NEW YORK Jr NEW HAVEN DIVISION.
l‘rainsleave Passenger Station at South Norwalk

asfollows:
Southey all: for New York.

“3.47 A. m.,BostonExpress.
4.14 “ Boston Ex res:

A large assortment oi

OPERA and FIELD GLASSES

' AT
Wecd’s Jewelry Slbre,

UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.

 

9.10 (ex; pan. '3 p. to. Sunday.

5.00, (Ex.,) 5.20, 8.30, (Ex.,) P. M. 2.30 a. m.,
Sunday Mail.
.Trains marked thus (’) connect at New Rochelle

with Harlem ivcr Branch.

Grading, 'and

be ged in four'days, near Fountain Green,
69 , and received for thenllends from Justice
Fulton a levy certificate for $41.40. He
uses corn soaked in‘a solution of slrychuine,
and spreadin the poisoned corn over the
frozen snow, rge numbers of crows are
. lured to their dealh. Besides the bount ,

“forgiveness." Mrs. Smith had separated

master's hand soon gras ed her arm. Her
coura 2 had gone With or 'wind, and she
offers then and there to kissand make up

Yopk and of the country at large, are just The first package taken from it contains Otherhstylcstinhme saéne,pl;oll)ortzgn. 'I'HEB TE 0! “"3"
as extravagant as the women and if an - am le i e careful] enclosed which is New Mac incso ot er-ma. ersa_ess. an'agcnts A j _ ~ . ~ , . .
s . , y as p P p . y . prices. Secomumm, Machmeagslmemj“ healer Busillcsshoursfron19,A'.-M.,t012.M.;andfrom'l WOOD AND. BRICK, “03.12.9335,“ All: of advertisement at Station xfhe wouldnt whip her. He declined to

thing-more so; and when contraction is

sosecurely packed that the postal-clerk

dc Wilson’s, Wilcox & Gibbs’ and \ 11’s. but lit-

o’clock, P. M., to 3; and on Saturday evenings

E. M. REED, Gcn'lSnpt.‘, New Haven.

house, and flu d her until blood’came

to show how we can return to specie pay- this class of matter will be sent from the Pleasunt,an(lanunfailingrcmedyforAsthmn. - , :_ ’ j_ 7,; , jg 0.00 .. “comma won . _
- . . ' - - - ' c 118, Colds, Lun Complaints &-e. Large . . , «,3 . . the feathers b“! said ,0 be one “and, e
m§nt§£0lzrather wh Iwedo not return to it. Ofl'iCC in this city. . bottlpg,“:«x% cts. Dr. 3?. WE KlNSMAN’,~.ri-opnetor, muolcaipublic. . w o b B , na'conmn t9 m stock at “new 3mm. $ng .2. figsfim’ifigfi, and the cal-jam can be cogposiled. Mr.

Hocharges all (Em naucial trogblelsfllg the the advantages oijhclnerlaw 1’1?“ Been Augusmsmninnc'b&'ol'l, :10 r a “let“ mu Mt cum ’ 7.45 H LoculExpress.stoPP|ngst Stamford Chamberlain says that nearly every one he

extravaganceo our women an e l reu. very grcatito total (on ers, w o ave Tryit._ 91. . yin _ [Egg 5,," 9.2,, .. Awommodmon . . _ , -

He users: um were 10.000 1...... in ulnar-to been compared, m cred to coo-m o permmme- .....~——a—..—........ - . TllE HARTFORD ll lOWEST MARKET PllltES. NO- 9 Main Streetv ...... .. use... ~ RA YMOND BR 0.9.. “timid-glib“? “‘ “r“ if“ m“. ’23?

New York whose costumes, whcu‘in full module out of town customers, to send $5=4$2 GEO-STIR?“&£9-a?_°_"19_n21_1¥_°-_ . . , , Adm,“andflueusormeum, pg: P:IH.$cct:mm§datlon (and)? r, e 80“ 0 it snow 6 11'

dress cost at least $1 000 each, and that the paclrnoes of samples and small orders of ‘ AWEEK guaranteedtomq-le and Fe- I Orders leit at [Brunch Ofllce, 1n PROWITT’S 4 or u- Aggogmggteig . . _ .

samc’ladies fifteen years ago whould have goodsaby express companies at great ex- $31543 1‘33igli‘rtf‘fi‘fllgfgfigs-“323?. _ 3&3; gfegilginyingfa§%I§ sigmlugasglggglg‘é Groceries 3300 Boston Express. . , ONE {,0

made quite as fine a show on $250 each. pense.’ They are now .cnabled to send 1», 0, maxim 3,00,, Augusta,ble ' jmybor, ' ’ _ , s 0.39 3 Accommodation SOUTH NORWALK, The will omfthe 1:83.,th Snfilgnvnvfifisle—{l ,

Also, that 10,000 children cost now from such parcels at comparatively light cost. - - AND R. I. TOLLES, c. 13. Dan. 9-3 snogtonlfxillmfl-I h a . '
' ' h bulk of GEORGE I: BUNCE ' ' 3- Il-m-u 11“ a! a - an estate wort ,000, was a mitted to

$100, to $150 each for dress, against $10 to A few of the large houses send 1 e . , 1-0/0sz 071/8, New York rot-South Norwalk

' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ . robate in New ork after a long contest.
:35 {$233 Iflriggogbafl‘ffi: 2211231123320 lhelggag‘gflgsgzyghigéggt guirga‘ft'gfignfi? A lOUltural 1m 1611] CHIS Insurance Company, 1' NUZI‘ICE To PATRONS' ~ At'Llo, '8.05(Ex.,)‘9.05, 10.00, (Ex..)A. at;l 12.01; Take-contractelor putting down The peculiar feature of the case was that
r- e .‘3 a , e .. .“ ‘ - ' HE S SCRIBER isnow e tired to furnish M;l.00 Ex. 2.20 3.00, EL. “.33 Loca Ex" . - -
of the mell. True it is that the goods used :The variety of matter thus sent is astonish- gr . p ‘l pr 9 FIGHT, .“5' as“,3;,51MBPec‘mDJL35' mic (ex) u“, zigzag? 21411115: 11111: erg tzviilhllilestie, 3111311113}

‘ by the ladies all come from Europe, and inc. , _ _ ‘
that 301d goes from here “Jere ‘0 Pay {0’ 3“” Gcnc’31P03t'0mceiu.‘his CI‘Y “’9 SEEDS AND PBRTILIZEBS’ ssuns Policies ofilnsurance.'After-careful in- - - _ -. a ; , 1 -~ . , ' Fruit, (@009 ”um Horwau‘ f" ”will"... from her husband some cars prior to her
them; but have the sterner sex no extrava- examination 0 these parcels is carried on 184 Watersucot, New York. specmn o, the Boilen’covemg allloss or TEE ,. .7 ..m H j . A, u, "‘M'5prinzfleld W.y Fla Slime . . , l _
j _ j , _ . . . , . 1.51 ‘ Accommodation 1 death, owmg as she a aged. to his cruel
gances to answer for? How about boots at under the eye Mr. John W. Brady, who Send 1-0,. Catalogue, damage to Boilers,Bmldmgs,and Machinery aris- _ 9 To "hm, he wouldlnvitethe nttentlonofailwho 9.04 ,. Accommodation _ treatment of her The contestant was the
Ego, peg- pail? made cg imported leathers has untdel' Inn; niorcc Epipgyyqd dumIg ,0 ”fits—€71: Q , mztrom , . . j . , .. j ‘ toanyofhls Customersor thbe Télt‘lEAIMAN wishtoI.urchascfirst-classg'oodsmt 19.3: a: goston Exdpl'tiss, . husband .
ow a Unit C t lousan so young meu,au part o‘cac l ( fly in l is usmess' 'a one.» i .5351: . g ' . ‘ . ., - j 5, ’Main Strc t N lk. ' ' ‘ 0. ‘ ecommo a! on . ' =====
old ones, too, who keep their measures in They sit at a long counter upon wthh the. ‘ if}; . STEAM 801E“ EXPIOSIODS ! h e ’ 0““ Reasonable Prices. Vlg'fi‘I'P'I,‘ 122:2;3’533333 “mu”. cuII] and GuIIeI Aschool teacher in Umatilla county, Cali-
Plll'is, and who use up 1611 01‘ a dozen SllllS a contents of the pouches .urc 1)Olll'0(l,-i‘.ll_d 553‘; '5 . _ , . NOTICE. DRIED BEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTY. BEST :27 -u 0 Boston Express. . l iorhia, had It pretty-girl of sixteen III a
will.“ 1'1le French lll'iCGS? HOW about the each is carefully inspected before ll 15 .§g§E ,4 J. ill. ALLEN. - - President 013‘ RAMS, EITHER WHOLE 0R SLICED. 4.17 ‘- Accommodation pupil, She entangled his heart, and then
rcnch wines, the French brandlesmnd the allowed to pass. Although lime enough 2.5:; g C. M. BEACH. - _ - Vice-President Droplnaiid “an!“ our newstore, 4.30 :2 Boston Express . cruelly jilted him. Thereupou ‘he' sought -_
. , , , , , ,, , , ,3, no“ —- a J. B. PIERCE, - Secretary 6.14 Accommodation . . . , .. _. _
French almost everything else that that has clapsui Slucclhc laa became c tcllve g.-s'§§ E w. G. me’uncn‘ _ Age," _ j -. _ j , 6.49 .. Accnmmodmon Heavy 'I'mckmg revenge. Catching her in a slight infrac- .
class of men use, and use exclusxvegj. Hort?) lo permit everybody to become 1acquainted "533.3. . , ’ ‘ ' ' ~ ~- wfi, “ o m 1' V0. 9 MAIN STREET. 9.5, .. Baum, Expw“. ~ ’ tion of the rules, he s’wun‘g his birch branch S
abou'i the men whose segarS, at o lo a with the regulations under whic its privi- age _ , u ,1“ ,N ,. ma 1, co, m.,, m, .—.f .; _ ‘ 10.43 H Boston Express; ' ' aloft.a'nd commanded her-to stand up and "
001115 01‘01l.llll<l come from Havana, whose 16308 may be enjoyed. ‘1 11“” niiulllcs OUSCF‘ €153? E (123553;stIrllrrlgamallrzl‘fir.1bbNN. ‘ ' 23 IIIIIISIIIV OGI GI: , . ' - 8-43 “ Sunday Mail. . ' ‘ ’ be whipped. -She ran out of the door across
eating is half imported, and who go abroad v’atiou wrll suflice to show that there is 4: Eb . ' ‘ ' ' . . ii : z-gs ..a' . ,3, :1 : '_~ ._ CHAS T. LEONARD & SON “2‘23” (1%"; §ff(§:vf¥5fgg S?:§%N%'fi,“)§'4;t Drammg the fields toward home; but her fleciness
l: - j g; In'the‘Bankmgs-Rb Maths: ' (st,) A. it; 3125141150 Zexl.) 4.30, sfso,’ (e'x.,i ’ ' was of short duration,'and the angry school-
a.
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tOl‘Ccd upon the country, belh sexes will be
compelled to give up their weaknesses.
'AN EXAMPLE.

This terrible extravagance is not produc-
ed by the really rich men of the country.
The richest of them live very simply. Dan-
iel Drew lives as plainly as though he was
worth less than some millions, and so does

wou‘ lie cutillcd_to assess letter-rates, be.
can , to can not readily examine it.

The Postmaster General has recently is-
sued instructions “that third-class mail
matter must be wrapped so as to admit of
examination without destroying the wrap-
per. When postmasters cannot make ex-
aminations of the contents of a package of

The Wonderful c... seams

Newman”. and Colic.
than these next mu

rim to any ad

Son
Shortness of 8m

 

Try itionce thoroughly. It will certalnly cue you. A sample not.
its free at all Druggists. Ask, and keep asking, until you get it. .

Price 25 etc" 50 m., and SI per Bottle.
Manual A. mos-r, Sole Prop‘l, 47 Taylor so, Spring-hid, hr...
Sold by Grouch c. Goonwxx A. (10., Boston: Joan F. Bax",
Climax a: 00., New York, and Danish and Grocers Everywhere.

RICHARDSON ck 00., thlesnlc Agents New
Haven, Conn,

 

 

 

tle used andhs good as new. F 0 ate cheap.
Machincsrentetl, exchanged or re aired. Attach-
ments for all Machines. , Address _ qst Office Dex
sit), or call at 2d house from .Franklm, south side
of Elm Street uftcrtio’clock,%rn. . ' .

- , ~ ' j ,. -B.W_HEELE_R_..

THE hull llllllllllllii

 

 

 

from 6 to 8 o’clock.

Win. K. J AMES. President.
CHAS. H. STREET, Treasurer.

_ NOEOE
PLUMBING l PLUMBJN

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N’thRiver Blue Stouo.Lime, Cement
ALSO ,
0min m: m stuns, writ: Allll
cllllsllrl .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

-Water St._ Norwalk, ,Conn

 

ISTRICT oi NORWALK, ss. Probate Court,

 

 

JOHN. T. MOODY. Sup’t Grand Central Depot
New York. ' , .

 

[Published gratuitously for-the cancemencc of
. the Public] ,

llorwélkllcrselliilWayTime Tahlc.

COMMENCING MAY 18TH, 1874.

 

 

 

 

llemcl'yl Gravel, 8.0., 8.0.,

dealers in

COAL, woon,.

compromise, is?" back to the school

through the hue of her dress. Her hour
of exultation came when she saw him fined
‘50 for assault. ‘ . '
. ... , ... _'-”-'l'his phrase
may very cpfimpcrlyexpress the condition of
affairs in ,_ ram and. irginia City. A cor-
respondent writing frbm the lunar place

 

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Peter Coo er. A. '1‘, Stewart the. real third-class matter without destroying the Sold by . j - . . g..., - . ... _ , j_ M a ,5”,- . ,
merchant, gvhose wealth has modnted ugp till wrapper, “Ch package must be rated Willl H‘ M' &.C' 5- IZRQWIT’L borwulk, Conn. F D o m e s t 10 ' ANINGrecgagedlthe-servlces oéfigivnmfl February 2311. A. D. 1875. LEAVE Normans. 50- Haw-“4". says: “This is'a c“, of elongated visuges—
. . . - b. F. I’hCh, South Norwalk. om ._ ,. .. ; l Estate of ANN DRUMMOND, late of New , _ _

he does not know himself how much he is lellel‘ postage, t? be collected on delivery, __..‘ 13 me 1,9,, Machinemmsfcr all kinds of work. knowlfl'flffi: fi‘ci£31;fflgfififi;§,flfgfiflfi. Canaan. in said District, deceased. 0.20 chm, N. Y.&N’. H. Aceom’n pg ohm. . a city of sackcloth and ashes. Everybody
W1" “d!" 3“ °m““3“S-‘° ““1 “m“ “is “d “‘1“ ”° f“°‘.‘.mi‘“°‘ii “ 9°“; ' ‘ REHAB“ WWW“ ' *' ..........1...........,.,... Tri°n°li'i-°‘-.§5°2i‘.$f§ii23lir mastitis; it: .. s... .... ......” 7:25 « - Building Material he" Flame.“ "m “libertarian-
place of busmcss half the time. and he has master tear, on 01‘ ‘35 roy _ l‘ wrapper .0 J. SPENCJER, public with the best work at short notice. Leave 31“ d tab ““f‘ 1.0,; the Creditors of 33“, Estate 7.25 to New York Express “5 .. , ’ body here is plum busted. Hmctlws tach-
been seen on the box beside the driver 0f. any package Whitley er Flush may be m —S E E D S - Sole Agentforthe'town ofNorwalk. yourordersfor ‘ . , toixlaiigitihfialr’cluimsfor settlement. Those W111; 3-05 ‘ ' ' 835 ': WW". ' . _ .

his (16111?“lev agon't 0f courcle he basin" ”DESI?! WEED? 021% d w out '15 BY MAIL S°°°“d'h““w“°mn°”“me6" 4" LIFmNDFoucRPmm BATH rims wuss 33.1.9515. "93°.“ the"n“fi§‘3§i.‘§’ 12,383,293; 3‘3 «1 New Haven Accom’n 3‘5 3‘ Alesidemm Cam“ 0“? “‘5 °“ 0311‘
rian'es utl e are or use an not dis a . ex 8. “1 '0g 15 I‘ll 11 1 . ‘ , . " . . . . ,w1 new line wr , rr . - - . _
0n: yCung ma); who failed for $400,006: bill wrapper is slipped off, and in two or lines our 113‘; §cfgfcleggmggg gifts 123311251 ~ 010th A. Hon/”90,0671 CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD, alklzelggljfiéggfgfga{Igtgl'lggme are “quell-8d 3'93: 2: N‘ Y' A“' a‘ N‘ H' E" 13%: :2 ”RM" PIPE. FIRE BRICK, "A'I fbfiflgllge {:3tgggéaglglte Ezdvev'egl

‘ r ' . . . .. . . .. _ . en ‘ «yo 8 ‘ . , . o _ e . . I . .
““956 Wllfe was Cjoiivinifenilyucndfowled With glllxdfhgfbiji‘clfiegffiheplljgg‘jgyjlzgh €55 infile‘jlsgg is 1'2:in for distribution,f and will be senttoallg'hg: , ' > .. - - ' ' ’ “£1.11ng :j‘D‘EBL‘iCK 7'” 3t9 GEORGE llUMMOND.Admlnlstrat01- III-35° If N 11‘ Ac and}, Y Ex I‘ll-g t: ' legisligure were shunned in stocks. Said

a very arce es a e c ore c at ure rc- . . _ _ = . a )l\-' enclosinrr stamp or pos age. in ' , . -. ' -. ‘-. ' ' ' ' «' ' ‘ he: “ ou know Sh on i after lion
.mmked “it: Stewart was rich enough to line with the Signature ol'lhe sender. The M ’ R. H: ALLEN & 00., B A K E R, alllof which are offered at lowest narketrater. Islgglga'rrozr‘otzlfgugapspfi,ss.rrobateConrt £33 :: Newmven Express {31:50 :: GRAIN FEED FLOUR that he wouldn? ayanxg'ember crew“!
afford to so rude. Wyappmgs ale mml'neda and, {01‘ “115 "1' 189' and 1'91‘wmer Street, New York. FOOT 'OF'M'ILL lIlLL. c“ “nd'ee' LEWIS J, CUB-us Estate of ELEANOR BU’CKLEYlateorNorwalk, 11-55 “ ‘ 12-15 imm- ' ‘ - for his vote, and I really don’t believe be

THE BEGGA‘RS fringemcnt of the law the reelpieut of the , B d B it P. , C k C 11 a; b k d 25“ . 23 Mainstreet Norwalkflt m ”m mam“, deceased, g ig-gpz‘muNEWYOI‘L Accommo’n 1%.;3 .. _ did;but he carried stock for the boys— I
' ' ‘ ' . . ~ - 1‘93 0 5» ies a 05 1'“ ere 0- u e ' ° C rt tP ob t f the D‘ t 'ctof Nor- 3 ' - ' ‘. , - .

The number of professibnal beggars who 33%?“ ‘3" have to my double letter ILLOW PARK fresh every day. E'vcrythi’ng made 'onto'i good .. , , wfififiug‘imfied ,{Mtlfno‘ged six‘infinm, from 1.40 2 New Haven Accom’n 2.00 2: PROVIS|ONS and PRODUCE carried abouts hundred Opbllj. you know
are now infestiug the city is absolutely fear- a ' I k -‘ . - . ' “13‘9““le“nslbycarefnland compelcnlwol‘kmenv 7’ the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, E-gg ,, §°W ¥EVEIIEEXPTEBB gfi “ . _ -ch ll Well, at that time Ophlr was selling
ful Th h t in d a h “011‘“ p“ “g” “ b°“' “ed “1" and INSTITUTE! 1'" 0‘“ 1’3““- ~ toexhibitiheirclmmsforsettlement Those who 5;... “W °’ We“ 3-,, .. ' - ’ at szsonshare. This was about the 4th of

‘. _ey auu ° ces to it came t at opened at one end, and through the Opeu- F ii ct-catment of eve rule, of neglectto present their accounts. properly attest- 330 “ . 3-50 “ W Januar bu know and Sharon was elect-
makes lifeunbearable. Half Of them make iug are seen folds of white paper. The or 1 1 ‘ ry ‘ y . 9" Wilhin 9'!“ timev ‘Vm P8 “barred“ ’ewvery' 3:50 “ N Y &;N H Accom’: 4'10 “ SOMETHING NEW I 6 1h, y11th B" 111' ff h'
trade of some sorta pretext carrying for rd “e ulcklv u, t 1 . 1- s of CHRONIC DISEASE . T. E. as I]. B._SMITH, . o AllpersonsindebtedtosaIdEstate are requested 4.10 ,, N- 'Havénnx ms 4-30 .. . e on e_ . y a line Op 1r was
sale such light goods asmatéhesmlacking “3. aluminum 'clnda‘zgackgiigriligmll ‘ - ' . -. ' ‘ SF““°ii“i“§iiiiespt’i'f€$Summon... w ”w ,, s'oo .. Ams'r cusscm “Pl“bmmbandlhe W“ a“ had ‘

e ’ I. l . . '
&c., but the other half ask for aims without. gisgovercd as the kernel of this nut whicl; Many cured at. this Institution who have been ' DEALERB IN a - . with the will annéxed 5'10 I: - 5'30 1‘ grofit °,-f ”Q? 9m": and 5.0“” one °f
qualification, Sturdy men claim to be un- . ‘t b k 1 b b d L 'll given over to die. Address for circular. ' ‘ :33 ., New York Emile“ 6’00 J D R A P E R baron apolitical engage" Pa“? .eaCh man
hi i et 'k d h th 1 IS 0 c crac at. y some 0 y “ o W] 4‘3 DR'J'H'HERO'Westb°‘°~M385- H a r d. w a r e . , Jones D. Von MEYER, ORDER OF NOTICE. .. NewnavenAw‘m , 6-20 , - the difi'ercnce, and advised all of them to
2.0;; 00% sigrOIIlhgtllang:l::tll cli‘ifdreliusugf understand the joke better than do the pos- . ! . , . , m. I Ii§tate (1)5 (donnecticut, fig. ,, £23; Eggtfifiggggn 3% J . AND . - buy Ophir, as it was going to - sure
‘ - . 's. ' ' ' fl ELLEN D'.Vox Mnxnn. airfle ‘ounty' ss. ' - ' . . ; . '
.course a very large per cent. of the profes- “113:2; a small-boxis o cued which con- fiONNEoTIOUT HOTE C U T L E R Y: , . Bmosroar, Feb. 25th, A. 11f, 1875. 34,53 ,, 7-10 2: . ,. , .Wcll, sir, they—just itched m and bought-
sionals are forei hers and ver fre uentl - =’ u. ‘ p ’ PON- the petition of the said Jules . Von '4 .. 7-30 , ~ , andborrowe ,and ought more. Some of
. g l y q -_Y lams,besmes a set of gold and rubber ear- , , , U M m - foneasommerem 5e, mm, 7. 0 8.00 . th ‘h d' h' . . . . S F .
the mistakes they make are funny. Let it ' 1,, f- ,1 . - 1 1 d‘ ., GorIianI'linundWall Sts. NORWALK c'r.- AM) dim"? Y't‘lg ble to the s“ moron“; am. .. 330 u em a t eir, Wives in an j rsucuco
be known that the manufacture of placards 3:31:13, l?) fiel‘e tirigulfi AZDEEEgolaiviiosiinnlfi m; N n‘ n r. - t '1. n. n ’ "n {333:1 oi°§°a°l3§$$imm on merit: Tuesday 3i: 11 x r u: 33° “ AtNI 1 (3 Hell B. 'ld' ( "st ' ) silemfiithe 'dgms’dnd fhe"illiflewpi'm '3
' - ' ’ ' 5“ 5°“ °" “mg 3'9“ ‘3 a "e we ‘ A ' ‘ , ' ' in - °W 0" x “’55 0 “ . 0- 112 e [11 “lg “P 311's- t eo women to raw it m' On all sun
0 , a s . . . . "cultural lm laments ofMarch 1.1)., 1375, , Itapnearmsto andbe , . - . _ , . . . .
l 1' begg 1‘ 13 a regular busmess and that learn, perhaps, that they have exposed 1~l1°llnccntmuyl°°amd Bomb“ Prel’aréfigg g p ’ found by.'the subset-132g sglpggghgljéttigfi’ :31 t 9'30 ' New Have“ “we” 9'50 “ THEsubsci-iberwouldrespectlnlllnfornl thecit 19“"?le and 9:1,0Pl'ir-L lWelIgvlhe "If ‘1},
’ ir now, rec on. y, l

the beggar can furnish himself or hersell
with any cause of distress that ‘may be
thought to be most effective. One boy who
sits. on Union Square.’an Italian, who of
course could not read English, displayed a

themselves to the danger of notoriety by
breaking the laws, and to-the loss of five
dollars for doing so into the bargain.

Mr. Brady says that a majority of the
cases of infringement of the regulations are

entertain permanent and transient guests.
rooms; good table; reasonable )rlces. A first-
class Livery connected with the I otel. Carriages
Every effort marle‘ to lease.

to all trains.
' D. B. MOREHOUS , Proprietor.

38m

 

WALL PAPER. WINDOWSHADES, PAINT
GLASS, SASH', BLINDS,

OILS,
, AND DOORS,

Main Street, Norwulk, Conn.

 

'J,

, Ellen D. Von Meyer,
.from this State. and gone to parts unknown ;
Therefore ordered that notice of the pepdeney
of said etition be given by publishing this order
in the 011qu GAZETTE. anewspaper printed
in Nurwalk, in said Fairfield County, three weeks
successively. commencing on or eiore the 2nd

 

NODWAlK , llVEllY STABlES. '

HORSES AN 1) CARRIAGES constantly on
hand for lure, With or without drivers. Our
equipment was never better, and we do not mean

Pledgeshimself to give satisfaction to all his custo

mers .

He will givespecinl attentio‘nto' Boys’Garmente
as well as those of gentlemen.
theirowh cloth can have the same cut or made up,

 

zeus ofN orwalk,that he husopened a first-clue
New York City Establishm cut, as above, where h '

Persons bringing.

sot ensnsh .
on was to in 'e all the republican members
in that legislature and run "em through a
ten-stamp mill, I don"t believe you’d get
enough bullion to pay for crushing. They
went in on mar ins, you know- buyer.

a u . . .
placard on whichvwas writtlen .. ““3 poor made by women, who do not seem to un- . . .
A A . - f ' ' ' ' a of-March A. D. 1815. H. T. BLAKE, that any shall outdo us in safe, st 1151:, and eve - . . _
woman 2',“ left i} mdQW “filth four small derstand What a 11W means, and many of 10 PER GENT INTEREDT SIGN PeileINGr PAPER HANGING: 310- dClerk ofthc‘Supcri'or Court for Fairileld County. way desirableturnouts. Ordersy for Weddinr’s, in” nmmcmnnnen‘tggfifizlilgly‘fi'kson ‘ thirt eh? We) when'l left ‘they were .
children. He displayed ““5 placard for those from whom additional rates have First Mortgage onlarmdandfi- 3t'9 Funemlstl’ames-“d P3559" "“0 and from t e ‘ -' c ' ' l] ",nni h'n '1‘ bid to for health -
cars. promptly and satisfactori ycxecuted. Horses . a 9 5. 1 g 0“ V"! l 3
received on Livery, the. Stable at old stand a few NOTICE.

two days, when it was shifted to somfiiing
more in accordancerwilh the actual situa-
tion. -
rcn.
In consequence of the warm winter of
73—4, the ice companies more than doubled
the price of that very necessary article last

; summer 1» putting it entirely out of the reach. '

'of the poorer classes, and troubling those
better off to ihave all they wanted. This
winter has made such ice as‘ has not been
seen for years. The blocks are any thick-
ness you want from 18 inches‘to four feet,
and as hard and solid as granite. The ques-
tion is, will ice be any cheaper? The sup-
plying ot‘ the great city is, unfortunately in
the hands of two companies, the Knicker-
bocker and Washington, and they own all
'th’é'best-xfields near the city, which, with
their splendid organization and immense

been collected for. their negligence have
complained bitterly of the hardship they
have been obliged to undergo.

Ifa package is so stamped that the clerk
finds it necessary to destroy the stamp in
order to examine the contents, letter-rates
are charged. ' .

As an instance of the cheapuessof the
rate at which goods can be sent by mail, it
is related that an olficer ,Of the United
States Army at Fort Scott had an entire
outfit, including a suit of clothes and many
small articles, done up in packages ,of four
pounds each, the whole filling a mail
pouch, sent to his post athu expense of
about five dollars, whcrEas the cost by ex-
press would have been twenty dollars. A
bonnet, upon which the express companies
would charge a dollar and a half for trans-
portation to Chicago, was sent through the

5 Per Cent Semi-annually,
no nnrrnr. snowmen.

Havinrr made arrangements with HENRY
CLEWS E 00., well known tankers, to safely in-
vest money at the above rate, we earnestly bug in-
vestors to call and examine at the oilicc of

Wilsondi llurlbutt,

GAZETTE. BUILDING
J .‘BAELDEN HURLBUTT.
w. C. QUINTARD a: 00.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealersi 11

Hardware, Paints, llils, Glass,
House Furnishing Goods,

 

Til?“ FISH POOL "

ILL be‘opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,
. 1874, on the Brid c, between the Starr Gro-
cery and the Model Mar ct, where all kinds‘ot '

FISH, GLAMS AND OYSTBRS

can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
in their season, Wholesale and Retail, Cheap for
Cash, by GERSHOM RAYMOND,
formerly of the firm of Bell do Raymond, South
Nor-walk, Conn.

MR. G. S. ALLEN will be on hand to wait upon
all who will favor me with a. call. 7

A...

- ~ 4*
Ladies (13 Gents’

jltES'l‘AUltAN’l‘,

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~' Tax Collector’s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
under and by virtue of a certain Tax Warrant
dul executed (i signed by the proper authority
on directed to he undersigned commanding him
to le and collect of J OSEPH SOOFIELD, 21),
and at or persons named in the rate-book on list to
said warrant annexed, their several (proporthusof
the sum total as therein stated, sol sum being a
tax or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants
of the Town of Darren, register-1y and legally as-
sembled. to wit: on the (it day of October, A. 1).
181,0. met for the pu ose of provxdln for the 111-
debtedness of said own List, of 18 0,1ev1espp-
on and will sell at Public Auction, at the premises
hereinafter described. on the 30th da 01 March,
A.‘D . 1875, at 10 o’clock a. m., so muc of the lot

looting described Real Estate of Joseph Scotleld,
2d. a certain piece or parcel of land, situated in
said Town of Dorian, containing one rood,
more oricss, and bounded west, north and
cast by land of Seth Scofleld, and south by high.
way, with buildings thereon standing; as Will
' raise the sum of Five Dollars and Sixty-one Cents
that being the proportion of said Joseph Scofleld,
2d. of the sum total in said list, together With the

steps north of Horse Railwa Depot.
Norwaik, Nov. 15th, 1873.

' NORWALK -

A Horse Shceing Shop,

 

 

um or no na'mwar DEPOT.

JAMES D. SHEA. Agent.

D. B. MORE OUSE, Proprietor.
4:)

Horses shod in the very best manner, and r-

THE undersigned having this day formed a co-
partnership under the name of GEORGE H.

the Furniture and Undertaking Business, at the 0]
stand of E. Raymond Jr Son. respectfully solicltthe
patronage of the public. . . .
Norwnlk, June 1 0th, 1873.

GEORGE 11. RAYMOND.

WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD.
In view of the change above named the under-
signed rcquesls that all parties indebted to the late
firm of E. Raymond & Son, will call and settle their
accounts without delay. ,

' ‘ o GEORGE ll. RAYMOND.

Wm. fl Quirzlard,

GENERAL FURNISHED

Undertaker.

 

 

RAYMOND & 00., for the purpose-oftransacting .

houses. buyer lhirly.”—San Mancini: Chron-
icle,Feb. 6. ' ' .' '

Lawyers of the very best ability, or ot'the
very first reputation, make big incomes.
The Jumclvcase alone has been worth a
quarter ofa million to Charles O’Conner.
Sir Rounded-Palmer, the- opponent of Mr.
Evarls SI-GODCVB, is supposed to receive for
his practice $150,000 a. ; year. Mr. Evarts
received but 3101)“) for his- services in de-’
fending Andrew »Johnaon,':while Mr. Ser-
geant Ballanline. who has just gone from
London to India to defend-theGuicowar of
Baroda in a mere murder case, received
$25,000, the amount paid IEvarts and to
Adams for their services at Geneva. Charles
O'Conucrissaid tohave made a large in-
come from- his practice than any other
Americaulawyer.‘ *The'euicct great lawyer
of the Americauzbar .is: lpbrhaps Jeremiah

capital, enable them to either buy out or kill mail ior eight cents. The government is Also an kind,“ ,
all rivals. When other companies are slarl- not responsible for damage done to goods _ , “3’80? 08‘ NW» ”mi“? , , ticularattcntionpaidtoLAME or INTERFER NG . Black. Nit-Black 01"”: troubles himself
Cd, these gum monsters put down the price carried, 310011311105 T0018, Also. Will sell at publle anctlon, at the remlses' hops“. . 50“ At QUINTARD’S MWE ROOMS, oppo- more about the use nun about the fee.

hereinafter described, on the 30th day 0 March, . He would mm“ will the case and no, get ‘

to below the living point until they are ,
driven out, and then up it goesngain. In
this way they have managed to keep the
trade in their own hands,vcry securely. The
prices of last summer will be maintained if
it is possible to do so, for the ice companies
have no more souls than the railroads, tele-

graph or express companies. The people‘

will be compelled to pay the last cent that
can be extorted from them, for they never
did have sense enough to give-opposition

' The result of this patronage of the mails
has been a corresponding loss to the express
companies. who are now aid to be en-
deavoriug to secure the rep . of the law.
Such a movement is likely to be met with.
warm opposition, as the success of it would
secure to the express companies a monopo-
ly of the business. As the articles conveyed
are usually of such a nature as to withstand
ordinary usage, it is argued by the dealers
that they can be as satisfactorily carried by
that method as by the express companies.

AND

AGRlGULTUMl IMPLEMENTS.

LOCKS, KNOBS, NA ILS, AND BUILDER
HARDWARE, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
ofthcbcstkiud. Remeinberthcpluce,
No. 3 Opera House Block,

SOUTH NORWALK,CONN.
\V.O.QUINTAIID, nunnxnarr

c. H. KENDALL, M. 0.. ’

 

"Willi-3P0“!

The subscribers are fully prepared to furnish a
routine ofgood ~ -

confectionery?!

1 .

 

 

‘ by land of Joseph Scotield, 2d,

1875 at 1 o’clock, p. m..so much of the following
doséribed real estate or LEANDER sooryrnno,
a. certain piece or parcel of land containing one
rood. more or less, With buildings thereon ,stand-
lug, situated in the town of Darren, bounded \vest
north and east l)
land of Seth Scofield, south by hi hw_ay, as in!
raise the sum of Eight Dollars an Sixt Cents,
that being the proportion of said Leander colleld.
of the sum total on list of 1872. together with all
charges of levy, sale. die. '

Also, will sell at public' auction, at the premises
hereinafter deseribedmn the 30th day of March, at 3
o’clockp.m., so much of the followm described
real estate of THOMAS WATERBUR . a certain

 

LI V ERY '
, I
WILLIAM E. DANN
would say that havm g newly stocked and refitted
his Livery Stable. he is repared to accommodate
. the public at REDUCE PRICES, for each, with
the very best accommodations in the Livery line,
during the present summer season. Try me.
' " " " '1 WILLIAM E.DANN.
N orwalk. J one 15. 1874. 24

Ayer’s'

 

site the Horse Railroad Depot. Also, Agent for
the Patent .

MARBLE BURIAL VAULT.

Orders promptly attended to day or night.
Residence three doors from Union Avenue on
Main Street. 2t!

somnrnrge NEW
DENTAL SCIENCE l

 

dollar than lose it and be paid ten thou-
sand. In the celebrated lilllgan Horsey
and Bowles case Mr. Black never heard of
a fee till-the case was all over, and, in his
own words, “never thought of it.”' Lord
Brougham, Scotch like, glooked well after
the main chance, and while at the bar
made the enormous income of $500,000 a
ear, at a time when that amount- was equal
‘ll‘l purchasing‘powerdo that of a million to-

day.
. m-

compalaiesl their support till they were able T l . .
to stun a. one. ' ‘ ' he mai 8 go to out of the way places to . ' ’ - 5 . ” 4 . n - ‘ parcel ot'jland containing‘onc-halt‘ an here. more
which it would be exceedingly expensive to D E N T I S T I of the" own Manufacture, ffigfiis££$Eg$E§ifig§ggfiggdfinfifigg‘éus‘g A Cow Carma—The Patterson (N. J.)

rmcrrca'r. nnxnvomNCn.
The Young Men’s Christian Association

express packages, and with no more 'deluy
than attends the transmission of a letter.

Ofllce East Side DcpotSquure, Washingto‘nStreet,

AT REASONABLE PRICES; ALSO,

 

some aliases mains-on stand of Hill & Hubbell and;

 

pheu H. Smith, north and cast by ion formerly of
estate? Ebenezer S._Bates, deceased. 51nd south
by highway and land'of Stephen H. Smith. as wrll

 

, Cherry Pastoral,

Special Inducements to these re-
quiring Artificial Teeth.

lidence in it that it deserves. I will insert a few set:

pound kceperseized a- cow, the other day,
which was grazing on the line dividingthat
cily' from~'th’e--lown of "Manchester. The

did agorlit‘i thing the other day—one of the —N )7 (limes S t]: N lk Ct " Afte 1 h 1
Yet co (est a s o 'n r. V . ' ‘ ' on orwa ' > » -‘ ~ ' Th‘rtee Dollars and Twen rat on andmostt orou htestin am re- . . . ,. .
colfyec steamindg yhotfavrld tfery ngywmgggj , CongresQ on the last day of the present ’Dcntistryln all - .Efiii‘t‘ii'iid‘ie'ing‘ln. liropo'ltion of the said Thong . pared to onergto thefublic a A? NEW ’ASE on ownerjis therctbre smug in Newark for the

l . ov . it, bunches er. ‘ as Waterbu , of the sum total onllst of 1872, to- For Disease, of the mo“ “,1 L ARTIFICIAL TEE .whlchlsdetmedtoentlrel detenuon and for asserted injuries. Half of
deputijzedmeu to stand at convenient places scssxon, at the instance of the express com- formedmmege" gather Wm” “names “my?” sale. etc. we}, as Co 3, Cold, Whmmm" super-cede the use of Rubber. Itls Stronger,L1gh . the animal’s body was m Patterson and the
and give 1‘ ‘0 drivers ,9" the street cars. ponies, doubled the rate of postage on these manner. A. , D .cugkbbggi‘iivgylig5BURYi-00‘lect0’éw Couch. Bronchitilp'. ffigfifigbfizrf°di€fie:fifiegezf’figafifignfiwg other half in Manchester. Counsel for the «3*
The Poor fellows, standing 9-11 day 0111118 o Special atten' ‘ ' = ~. .' I I. ' men' e ' ‘ ' ' .. ' ‘ and can“ pmm' newlydovised material andestablishmg that con- complainant claims that as the binder half ?

front platform, exposed to the fury of the

j parcels.

 

Jehiel Grumman, whose death we record

came to Huntington in early manhood, and

tion given to ex-

 

tracting te eth

 

lug Gas. Hav lg

which is made lrom the BEST MATERIAL,

BOYS’ SLEDS

Among the ‘ at
discoveries of mgdrgra

at query low price, i{or those first app 11
will one hose w 0

call and examine at the Dental Rooms of

1 ing. This
have not beforeheen able “4

of the cow was in thezlattcr locality,-aud,as
that half 'was the most. valuable, a decision

decision. ' »

elements. found the mug of coffee not only mm, u, a-,, b

grateful but useful. _ It did_ more to warm this week, was born in Wilton, Conn. He ' . "v- theuoseoletrouys science, few are of getath hly good set utaverylow rice to ob should be given in favor of-hia client. The

them than the lightning whiskey they were 3 g, OXide 01' Ln” h- " ‘ morek- rgnlh “has l9 lain them- Satisfaction is guarantee - Please judge was in a-mixed slate and deferred his
.,. . man in tantise- .. ._ . .

in the habit of taking, and it is a pleasant
fact to record that the next day't fl'ee
shops were more freely patronizefl- the
car drivers than the whiskey mills. ossi-
bly the Y. M. C. A. desired to show them
how much superior coffee is to whiskey. 1t
Was a good and thoughtful thing to do, at
all events.

.By the way, the cur-drivers have about
the worst'livcs of any laboring men in the
city. They work from 15 to 17 hours a day
in all sorts of weather, and receive therefor
the magnificent pay of $2.15 per day. And
they take the chances of being killed by.
roughs, of freezing to death, and various
other unpleasant things, is it any wonder
that they strike once in a while? It isa
shame. that men should be compelled to
work at such fcarfully exhaustive labor so

learned the tinman’s trade Of Eluathun
Wheeler, who oEcupied the store and tin-
shop on the corner ofMaiu and Wall streets,
afterward occupied by Isaac Adams. While
living here he married the daughter of Ben-
jamin Gould, of this village. Soon after
learning his trade, he moved to Weslchcsler
County. After a short time, working at his
trade there, he went to Northport, where he
started in business for himself. He remain-
ed therc some tenor twelve years, at the ex-
piration of which he came in Huntington,
and started in business in the store now oc-
cupied by W. H. Stoyle. At the expiration
of one year, he took Mr. Stoylc into part-
nership, and they carried business together
some three or four years. He then sold out
his interasl to, Mr. Stoyle and moved to Wil-
ton, to take control of the sursaparilla and

 
 

' j . , used the Gas for
thclast nineyenryvlth unvaryin gsuccess, I am perd
fcctlysntisfied as 0 its safety, and know positively
that. I can extract teeth without pain orinjury tomy
patients. I keep good gas constant.y onihand, and
use themostappr‘oved apparatus in administeringit.
P. S. —Oflicc notopen on Mondaysor Saturdays.

 
 

For: 7875 or _. .
EVERYTHING j

FOR THE

. 1r WHOLESALE Abjll RETAIL.
' {FAMILI'fsum-Llnn.

WEDDINGS, PARTIES & SOCIABLES

furnished with every requisite, at reasonable prices.

, Waiters furnished.

Thankful for the very liberal patronage of the past
we be c by strict attention to business and a con
stunt cure to please our customers, to merit a con-

tinuance of the same in future.

 

 

blow ISL-THE rrIMEjrro BUY YOUR

 

Wm. K. J amcs, Waiter Street, NorwalkrBridge. :

, 1

_AT_

D. K. Lockwood’s.

lllll’l 'llllll llll

Absolutely SAFE!
' Perfectly Odor-files!

 

 

Ahwars UNIFORM. Irmunnurrxe QUALITIES

Superior to Gas.

 

throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it ‘does
- j surely and effectual]

control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY Putnam“. will and does relieve and
cure the nfilicting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dill] erous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
ylcl to itspower; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed were
they not provcu beyond dis utc. As a ,
it is adequate, on which no public may toy
for full protection. By curing Coughs, its
forerunners of more serious disease, it saves un—

 

Dr. .1. G. Barbour

N o. 8 Gazette Building, over J ackson’s store.
Ollice hours from 10 a. m., to 5 p. m.

 

The subscrioerhaslochtcd in the aasnumvr or
WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building
where he willcarry on the

Gas Fitting and Plumbing Business

in allitsbranches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK-
MAN, and always eltherpersonaily doing or super-
intending his work, hels confident of his ability to
give satisfaction.

By faithfulattention to business, REASONABLE
HARGES, and GOOD WORK he hopes to
sharein the public patronage. ‘

17tf C. W. BURRIT'I‘.
RANGES.

O

 

m2 .

Poor men and hens arcjobliged to scratch
to get along in lhis w'orld.‘

Jesse ,Pomcroy, the Boston boy murderer,
has been sentenced to death.
Avoid-annoyance; be cautious and kind-
y. It is not safe. tostramplc upon so hum-
ble a thing earmhit of orange peel.

A BIG Fanlron A are "JOE—Everts, one
of Beecher's counsel, is to receive a tee of
$25,000 paid"h'y‘Beecher’s friends-aIndi‘an
apolis Sentinel. - j

‘ “Love linked with economy will carry a
young. couple a great deal more safely on
the road of life than extravagance and
show." Fine langwidge.

It is noted that all great. humorists are

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313113511011“ for 91011 insignificant DRY: Pl“- ‘lemou soda factory and s-llosroom hereto Burns in an ' ‘ ‘ ~ ' ’ -
_ .. , , , _ . , . . - , ylampw1thout danger of exploding uumbarodjllv, and an amount of suffering not .__ . _ _ . ,
Etceulglalimivgge;Lifirvzoipélljlitéoggpdw111:n‘g 011(1an fore owned and managed by his father. For Two-s ed Carriage for Sale, I . j ”taking am to bejccmth putet. Iltyha‘lléli‘ as up“, ludhcolfii 003D 110 ‘l’. RANGE. _ _ - _ . 83% 531,91; and “daily? 3"th :emileing‘hgly) 3:211:22:
, - _ u w a the 2151 few ears he ha , . - * .. , ‘ Vinces 6 mos seep lea. .very nmiya on (,- 1} dse u, h f . ' c lln' chance. 10 l l
r p y s 1130 Cdllled on in SPECI adapted for an aged paimnvalld, Manufacturedexp :- "'1' to dlsplnce the keep it on hand 03.0. protection a last the early ‘ "1 ' _c em a orebnyingelsewhere to be funny.—Riclmwnd Enquirer.

can they do ?‘ They have to live, and should
they all quit, their places would be filled in
a day’s time. There are too many men out
of work in New York to enable labor to
successfully dispute wilh capital; If the Y.
M. C. A. could only induce the corporations

' to pay their men decently, they would do a

greater work than the distribution of cofi‘ec.
BUSINESS

. The importers and jobbcrs are
domg comparatively nothing,and the agents
for home manufacturers are in the same can-

still lags.

. dition ; yet the feeling is more hopeful than

eight fingers, two thumbs, his nose, and

connection With this, the grocery business,
and had gained a flourishing and safe lradc.‘
While living in this village, he joined the
Jcplha Lodge of Free Masons. After mov-
ing to Wilton he also joined the Odd Fel-
lows,-a delegation of which came on from
Wilton to escort the body and be present at
the burial service at the grave. He was a
member of the Universalist church, and
much beloved by all who knew him. In
our intercourse with him we never saw a
man more genial and afi‘able than

limes—Long Islander. _ >

 

him. His deaththeu was known to, but

 

he at all

 
 

 

Implements, Fertilizers, e _
, Numberingllbpagesandcontalningfivo

Catalogue, without plates, tree to all.

35 Curatorial St, ‘
NEW YORK.

 

 

 

PRINTED OB ENGRAVED.

 

or cripple. It has an extra jump sent, if rc-
uircd, set very low down, and is the easiest car-
riage to ride in and get in or out of, in town. Price
8150, "not half its value. Enquire at Gazn'firg

' cumlllla
“lillll. .
Tome.

 

 
 
 

 

or every Description, ot- the

 

 

re downplan‘d Stdes are: "full.

 

 

 

 

ail-D .

will be kept neat and clean. Shavin' , _
in a pal

in Dyeing, Cutting, do, execu

 

nle'ot'hlghly volatile and danger-
‘ ("II 01]..

ITS SAFETY under EVERY possible TEST, and
its perfect burning qualities, are proved by

» . continued use in over
, O O
500, 000 Fam111es.
' While no accident, directlv or indirectly, has ever

occurred from burning, storing, or handling it.

 

'The many imitations and com’feits of the Astral
Oil that have been thrown unsuccessfully on

 

 

and unpertleive'd attack of Ta monnry Affec-
tions, which are easily met at- fir'st, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg-
lected. Tender lun _s need this defence; and it
is unwise to be wi out it. As a safeguard to
children, amid the‘ distressih diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of c ildhood, CHERRY
Pncrormr. is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from remature graves,
and saved to the love and :1 action centred on
them. It acts- speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing’sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer triublesome Influ-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easil they can be cured.

Origins ly the product of long, laborious, and

emotion I 3!.DEN.

CEMENT PM #00 lilllMllEYS.

Square and Round Cement I‘lpc.wlth’ plain and
ornam tal tops, for chimneys ; have a more perfect
draugh and are cheaper and better than brick.
Manufactured and for sale by

CHAS. T. LEONARD a SON.
Norwalk, June 26, 1813.

DRAIN PIPE !! Dllllll PIPEll

The best in the Market. Warranted to give satis-
faction, and from 25 to 30 per cent. cheaper than
any other. Manufactured and for sale by}

, CHAS. T. LEONAR a SON.
Norwalk,Junc20,1873. .

 

 

 

A person of an inquiring turn of mind
asks, “Does the Lord love a man who
spends at a church festival the money he
owes to his washerwoman i" We pass the
conundrum tothc'n'ex man.

“Bless dc Lord ,"said an old while-headed
uncle;"I lib to see de day when do white
folks, Norf sndSouf, is afighlin’ for our
rights, an’ we sittiu’ cfomfor'ble alongside
lookin’ on.”—Marz'¢ LcBanm.

Adamsel applied for a place behind a
counter. "What clerical experience have
on ll" asked the man ofdry goods. "Very

 

 

mly be furnished lat nfiothcr similar estab

cut an the country. . ow for your orders.

 

 

low-neck dress to-nigh-t,gthe: whither is so

 

 

hotbeheeks 1118! Di hl- The debtor was few andI gave directions to‘kee ' ° ' ' " “ ' ' ' -' ' '

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avenged‘éomwo mm“ ' .. ‘ “m" “1° kmmedge “WWII-"p 0 “3w! Gazctlesjgbn Plizciifiéwbmc. A Gazette Job Prlnilnz Office ”0" 33E353mw3£3$§m ..gfiélsiegégaggzxssfl.LueaNAng'i'scoivrfd l‘iimurm'mk‘i'li'i ’13:.“ wn.a.swan. “Id“ ‘
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it 1‘1: been. The merchants insist that the ' "W ‘ ' ' 02 W
‘stoc s are nearly exhausted, that the people Colonel Theodore Yates of the U - - the market is further ,- - - -. - - - - n 'd ' h hi 1, “f 1 h
ultc . . success ul chemical investigation no cost or toll ltlle she sai Wit I us or aye i:
have money, and that they must havegoods _ States Army, writes as folldws, correcfipu‘ g I “mmlgggfilgggegm “”3 I”. m H MERIT is spared in making every hattle’in the utmost F A an onlyjoined the church last wée ." 3:"
very ‘80013. . They all look {01' t1 revival of smienlenl concerning the lllilllllel‘ in W'hllscll . . m ”a PROOF OF ITS SUPE fl . possible perfection. It maybe confidently relied . IAND . j Forbearance IS not alwavs 8 virtue e'en
busmess "1 theflpflnr‘iiandlfm 8 lhOl'Ollghly General Nathaniel Lyon met his 'death- “I . Evlel'l'l daylvtve hear it); :1ng cpse of . j ; .... I'Pfil‘b.‘t‘sdp95‘ffsmg g}; film“? it harm“ ' - — in a cleraymen Imaginc' the feelings of
. a ' -. - - . . ' . para ssso cum 0 e ranor , ,, ' _ Xlle an can 0 new curesas _ ° .
.gfigsegerous..sf’9§99 - y 1 cu- hog’lizilfole was a captain in the lst Missouri volunteers; soms’un’vou. disgrdcr ot‘ the head, m THE ASTRA]. memorable as the greatest itphas evergefi‘ected, HunTlcurl'unll IMPLEM ENDS. the rural lelno who, after getting fifly
' j . . - “as the first engaged at Wilson 5 creek, ’AT_ j regnltrng from the use orhairprc an "as now “wormfiide m um,” “the SAFE“ ' , ‘ -FULL flock om“, mm, approved mm “,1 cents for marrying a couple, found that the
'——'————~——-—, and wrth lhe last to leave the field. My . ““0“ 003mm“ 1.0““? “lph‘u‘r '3' m .p - ' , PREPARED BY A Garden Implements nowin store and forsnle, bride'oom had gone oil? with his new silk
Many years agourlch nlan foreclosed a commanding officer beiun‘ Wounded had E .K L , “ll-“h °r Other “mm“ “mm“ a “GEEST- Th9 . wholesale and retail at manufacturera’priccs,in= hat . .
mortgage on apoor man, and with con- turned over the com’mandOOE' the 1. .3 j . . ockwood 8 eguallymlslotllons: {I‘hallhgtusgoé . - ~ , . . .- . Dr. J. C. AYER &,CO., lowell, Mass., cludln : ' s ' -
tem , ~ d d - t ~ v . , . . . 081mm! --. t “WWW“ mm“ my“ 9“ 8 Insurance 00 Sbrll'e Gommlsluoners PM“; ~ ‘ Mow u MachinesandLawn Mowers. ADubuque boy was rather troubled for
p uous wor s an ges urea turned the to me its next in rank givmrr me some 01- with danrsrisanundisputod fact, the are d as and Analytical Chemists. I. f , i f . h .
1100? man into 'lh0"Stl'00t- The poor man motions and -I ll'id lurned C’to 1 NOTICE “d-‘hmld “oz “New“ dr°mngm¥"ir' W at ’ 'rnuouonour “3 counrnx soon I? Am. nuuuursrs nvnnrwnna. #:n‘llowers“ ‘1,1 . tacit" 813.! car ‘ at he would not know 1m father
‘ ‘ o I I ’ . ‘ ‘ ' r
. 011ml? -0,Chicago and became a millionaire; post, when I met General Ll‘o Q oig-rulz ’ "E BOARD 01“ RELIEF (ll the Borough of has 1°“ plimgfiltegligatlgrrggalggtlgglkgofigyfi R d P tt’ .A t I 0.1 ' Plosghsgxaaudgffifm" :glee’ éc' wheg Illley reached begin]. but 111.“ mother
~_ the rich'man'went to St. Louis and bought lhe rcar,disuiouutcd,and limpimy frolnblhc . NWWMkv Will meet at the ounce of the oard Irlgiliier llgad sulphur, bismuth or-an" mineral ,.;°‘co-mm°n ra g S ta 1 - ' Shovels. Spill". SCOOPS. Gard“ F01"!- “d case im,remark1ng, .1 you ave '° d°
a HGWBpupel‘. Time at last ma 1 thih‘n‘s effects of a. wound in lb 1 5’ . 0‘ WM“? Commissroners, B'09!” NO- 1, Savin 8 substance whatever. It is 3 pure an harmless As the Best Safeguard when Lumps aroused. Hoes." ’ , 0 Bill IS ‘0 100k for an angel With 0 red nose on
even. stud the St. Louis journal “we itso blood streaming down the sifleezrfalljljthvtvlth K“bkligiédi.’lgi§3’3l§3§i‘iai hollt;.‘4thduy01.31111“:~ l hair dressing. keeps the hair from falling out. pro- New Barber Shop . 3 _. , .... X I N T nofillllggutters—Bnrdig s, Whitmore a. an e h 31‘ _
Chicago. lafltweekwitha linen duster, and from auolhc'r waouud in the head II Ellie ”mime. {hair'fimionr 1;? .a;.‘.’.‘§.‘§§.’83i,’-‘PE‘§EL 313553“ lfrfg‘tnllrlr’egyyrc glad? Illgelglgbtcggfiglletl ‘ l ' ‘ "Ohs-‘Pratt C” CO. I. »‘ ‘ ; 'I L . n‘l'a‘" 0°" ”benew'ox “hands“! Mrs. Dale, Of Detroit, held a but back-
by accident met his debtor of mauv yelll‘s served at the same time ,1 (101130 1 ' f h purpose of hearingnlln lpeals that ma be made always e’aveg asense of clean] ness and comfort _ . A, . . - ;-. .. . . s ' . . , Chums—blancbard'snhe very best in usc,slso, wheat cake over her husbandfs countenance
ago. The latter recognized his 5mm“, enemy approachinrr ourlront “(33580; tdie Slick]; ($3532.13. so?‘nlE°re3i£EE$rIli§A2§es§$§§i “named ”I? “her Dwelénrzfigal'elgritsintended ' Mr. AGUSTUS‘ RAFFLE“ ESTABIHISIIED .770. l' - , ”affix: 'fi‘ffltsfifigfilfifigfl; Bush’s. “a for‘scverai minutes because he expressed
' ' ‘ ' - - . . . D . , ' - ‘ . , u ‘oaegi asnevel' . l ‘25 Z .j 1' . ~ v j x g. _ . ' - ; ' ‘ ’ '" ' ' ’ “W ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ . . j — - j . u
‘ crtcdltotr, but did ”0‘39”. atnhlS- misery or recllon of their camp.. _, * , * * .- 4* 11253300183.) 3’1 0,110 manner required bylaw. ”IQ-’69...“ by LEVI TOWPER, .ln., Boston. Sold. yawn-gfnkenthe 51.0,, tamer], been » Mr. I 08 . FULTON STREET, N. Y. Bridgeport. 3 mo. s'runs'l‘. his disaproval of mic-love doctrines. The
re use ohelp him. Smith, he said kmd—, In the meantime General Lyon had been ,.c_ d) W glfigongNm‘Wlk. Feb- 22d.1875., , everywhere by druggists. accentsahottle. ». Ed. Apps“, n, Isucsy 31,003,“. M, 8m m., . . Norwalk.April20th.18'l “nil-,7, must not e run on an uncertain
1y. let bygones be bygoues. I will do mounted, and hurried up to the iith of the SA'M'UEL BEAT“ 1:013: ”ii °i Eel“... ' ' l“ “W ”We“ t" “"9 “‘° “W“ m “l" “3‘ HOLMES -& KEELER! '“ ' ‘ s . ”3"" ““1 M" D' .
- what I can for you. Take this note to Mr. lst Iowa, and had there fallen shoal throu h 3‘8 A- H- CAMP. ’ “g 1375. 01w“ ’ OOK‘ Jon AND .0) , sagas artful; ,lhmsln, PM “”59?“ Art. ‘ - , ' ' ' l ' HARNESSES FOR SALE. “1 see ve little ofyou,"uid an old gen-
Webbxand-he W1“ find 3°“ a_ beryl 0.11 “10 the body, and was placed On his ground gin ' ' B ' an m "d3 mat: “3 m“ Ann" ‘0' N°"""‘e 4m“ ' ‘ ’- subscriber'wonld "3pm I, inform the tleman at a‘ uisville ball to a. your": lady
Van Buren street cars as driver, and Mr. the rear of my revimenl, his llel‘sop being VISITING on WEnnING (mans ’ .CARD' WORK M0“ Popular Shop In 1‘0“": , ‘ "AT‘ mono that hehasnow‘onhenda oodassort whom he had not metin a longtime efore.
Webb did, and Mr. Smith froze nine toes, covered with a c oak or coat'thro'wu "over 1 l , - «- - :. . ~ ’ “new,” ,. well furnished thron 1,0,“, and ment of llABNI‘Ingfinfle 0:333 “tailgflflll ‘_‘1 know it,"-_was. the. arllcss reply, “but
__ ‘ If SEWER PIPE I SEWER PIPE I ale. which howl _ Y“ mother wouldn't allow me to wear .a- very

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