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WHOLE NUMBER 1635

NORWALK. CONNECTiéfihruEsDAY, MAY 6, 1879.

VOL. lime-snares 18

 

I shall take to reach the city on the hi"?
Filst the girl,

competition is not confined to particular
groups of denominations. Every church, no

more deeply as the congregation‘s sense of
decorum declines, and its appetite for amuse-
ment grows dull. The result is that a preacher

affection we shall cherish ours. .
His sentiments in regard to the necessity,
of a session of Congress at this time are

NORWALK GAZETTE,

'g ' h as has never been a st d b d ' o V ' , - - ' ' . , ~ . , ~ ,
Bo ’ a, and Girl’s Way. 1 f 3‘ ”“5 moment, sue on y roa (mm of the humor is uecessa- deadly bullets and smeared it may be With
’6le enystop your play known in any other age or nation. It has ry. The jokes ha;e to become day by day 12110 lifebloofd l’IOf dying SOIhiOTS- "th may . VW T9 RENT' REAL ESTATE. THE IMMENSE SUCCESS ' ' The Doorstep.
’ _ ’ converted the churches into competing ly. more palpable and the colors to be laid on ”or y °“F a 8“ hem“ if you Wi ' ."t you PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY Mllllllll ' NMNV‘ V‘Nm“ ""‘""’" ~ g The canfemnce meetin throu h at last
And tell me which way ceums, or places of entertainment. and the may not dictate to us With what feelings of ’ ROOITIS to Let. For Sale. OF THE We boys around theiestry vsvaited, ,, \

 

 

The Second Oldest 1-2 per In the State.

 

 

REE ROOMS suitable for nsmall family
privilege. Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE.

H
T right in the ccnter,witb yard and garden

 

V
ry Hill 1
ely Divinity Son'ooi.

Turnpike, about fifty rods north of

 

 

THE vcry eligible and valuable plot of ground,
on D ately belonging to the Berk-
Irontlng on the Newtown
the Episcopal

WHITE '

To see the glrl’s come tripping past,
Like snow birds willing to be mated.

With a smile :— matter of what denomination, competes with of the Talmage school is condemned by the those of all business men and many others ' ohm-ch I, c - . .

. « . . . - ' . ’ ‘ , To LET.—A Dwellin House‘ A l t ' ~ ”mm“ 13 acroS- Is on lush ' And one s ,

“Th” “5' i . every Church of, “my I’lih“ (131101“le 1“ Of his method to continued progress and his exoression of them was very forcible: OFFICE IN GAZETTE BUILD” 0- 7 . gUHASJLS) .iro'iix. £3333 agghgmhhggggggr; 35353: $833?“ GWI ":0 ac me We let: tili‘: 31:12:13: and tack my am?

Through the woods, across the stile. because denominational ties now sit so towards the extreme. If he once begins to There used to be an idea prevalent among ~ 0 RENT AB.“ on Wm Avenue walk. commandinsa beautiful view orgivorwr‘i’lri; Is ' And started tow“: 1:11;? tlhefhlghway,
.— .. - . e ape arm', .

 

and of the Sound. Will be sold low ifapplled for

 

. - , . . . . . .. . . . - ~ ' Ap-
B a brook where Wild flowers grow, lightly that a Presbyterian has little diffi- . make pordts in order to send a smile round “18010313118 or common In some thhOIOEIeS . pl at the GAZETTE Orr ca. , 12 _ . _ 1r - . s . . - .
there the birds sing sweet and 10W! culty in becoming an Episcopalian, Metho- the pews, he cannot stop till his flock begins 2"“ (30“ sometimfsg’fingsfibom (flesired “a A HAnggnglj‘IYIngfN &;}CO.E y l ' 80102:: mm}: e113]: tuh‘ég’h’fh’glfgfihahhhe “ VV ORDERFUL- Along a had 0f lovers’by.way,-
Then you forget it is so far, dist, or Baptist, in order to get the benefit to watch for jokes in his. prayers or greets {$23,311:ggfiigliggg:ofypggsei-Fnfihvyixtnllilgsadlc- ' . t A , I ' Lrs, ' N. LLB. To Rent. ea 5 a o gem’ union Market, Beats a" Competitors. The Show was crisp beneath our feet .
And how tired you are. of a more attractive service; and the Epis- him now and then in his sermon with the curred to me that the Deity never had a bet— "‘ THE lowerpartof'a Dwelling Ifousc.on Bcldcn ' The moon was full the fields w ’ 1
' Avenue—7 rooms. Enq CALL AT ing- ’ ere g 93m-
'

For the calm rests 'you, makes you still,
If you take this way to the city on the hill."

copalian, Methodist, or Baptist, in his turn,

is equally facile. It is but just to the con—

regular theatrical roar. It is desirable, for

the sake not of religion only but of all the

that by dispa'sing this Congress.
do it by turning the yellow fever into the

ter opportunity to bless this country today

He might

. Subscription $2.00 per year, in advance.
Single Copies 5.~ Cents, .

 

trim of‘ 0.15. WU .
SON. No. 6 Gazette Building. 12‘

 

For Sale onto Let.

Valuable Properly

- srnnonn’s'

By hood and tippet sheltered sweet,

. Then the boy, tgreglatliontt;l to say lthat tlitey aret1 very readly virtue; on hWIlliglh society rests. that such Hon]? I smalls: of course prefer that be For 5 a1 9- Her face with youth and health was beam.
. - 0 e p c minis or on in ie struoo c preac ers s on ave no organizations out— wou use goo iscrimination in making his . . - 4 ‘ in -
With a frown :_ . _ at: . . , Fun nyshed or [IElargca dV 1 bl L t V . I g
With costly architecture and music and other stde their own churches to be responsible for SCXEO‘WDS- [Great laughter and applause]. Advertising :Rtes : My'IIouse on Efshtlilll‘niShed, “fight-1th 05 li-lehlld‘i:hide o‘i‘ 031‘? i‘ve‘eififn‘ii Giggle? e W 911' y S t O I' e , Th l'ttl h
. . venue. an in out into Building Lots. Two ' e 1 6 mid outside her muff—

“This way ;
By the mill and through the town-

external attractions. In fact, nothing is

them. For if there be anything certain in

Anything that could stop this excitement

——that should stay the hands of the majority

Four lines or less, 1 insertion 59'cts.; 3 times 51 00

CHARLES S . 1’ R0 WlTT.

 

 

feet in depth.

Lots on West Avenue—say 80 feet front by 180
Sixteen Lots on proposed new

hIAIN STREET, NORWALK,

 

Oh, sculptor! if you could but mould it!

, . , left undone to make the church a place the lessons of history itis that no community from the blow alread im at the life of One Square. one insertion. - - - ~ - - 1 oo - .~ _ , .‘ ., , , _
littllliifd:2:353:33.... hhhh hhhhh hhhh hhh hhh h ..., hhh hhhhhhhh _..... hhhhh hh hhh mi... ..,.....h,.:. is... h h 3::i“::;;°'.::ilz':::;:°h.h - .. To Rent *5 its:niahhtih’nrisrstitration: s°.‘::°'l”“f’h°.hhhhhhhhhhhhh’:
Then ,0“ for et the wa _ l r ’ to stay awake, but but shall be enlivened which the serious element in character has hit-whisk” enact the Willldfihhélcmsglhehlesfih “ q ,, toga yearqéml ; ' ' '_ ‘_ 7 0° , ~ .' orin lots to suit purcniiscm. use as a“ Ch‘heiy chine muac. eep W “11"“.th to Mid It.
3 .g y .13 0% and entertained, and have their own sensi— been successfully attacked and either destro '- 00‘ - "3 country th lrre eema 9 r_as ' T i. , .i .i i. ' p 2"" 15 on THE “"9“ “3.1””. the new hmh ”901‘“! Wall A3” m" “I“ 0' “”11“!“lhhtl’hc-‘lneSidcnoe T h '
Whhh you Whhh hh n. hhhhhs an... touch... ., ti. m... min... ed 0. when... hhhhhhho Isa" hhhh hhhhhhhhhh hhh hhhhhhh ,3“ .. .. .. .. .. - - - .hh 0° staticstranslatethirties hi-hhhh “fizz-.1332:unilateral!“lhhhhhhhhhhhh- ‘3 her hhh hhh» ii... .1...
For the noise wakes you, makes y on thrill, methods m - wgfgggzdobythfieegieiggy fiuhihvhfit’ath3gcge Quit?“ M a Column, 0‘“ time _ _' _' _' d: g Also one hniidsonicoince'room on secondfiiogilfs' Henry Kellogg’s, all now availlgbildefdthgilldigg FOI‘ Sale, Twas 10%. and fear,and triumph blended; -
When you go this way to the City on the hill." Of course this pressure operates very dificr- A New Humorist, What they desire is to be released from this One quarter column. ~one year: - '- - - 50 oo Norevldflflifoarch 36th.iis?d.‘DENBROOK' plitrlhtifseam be seen, and terms of sale made ONE sew“! “and mm" B” Bum“ At 185‘ we reached the {Mt'wom stone
—San Francisco Alta California. eternal tinkering at the revenue laws,tliis in— One half column. one time. ----- lo 00 kiln by applicati‘ons'ii’ JOII‘I LOC‘KWOOD one 83w“ hand F0" Passenger Buggy. Where that WWW“ journey ended-

 

Bonfire BODFFE.

 

A BAOY PICTURE OF THE PRESENT STATE OF
THE CHURCH—UNIQUE HISTORY OF SUNDAY

ently in different cases. It has probably made
a good deal of change in all preaching. It
has made doctrinal sermons, properly so
called, very rare, and in fact made nearly all
pulpit orators didactic rather than exegetical.
The pulpits prevailing themes are the duties

The appearailce of a new humorist in the
House has hardly attracted due attention.
During the long and weighty debate that has
occurred there has been a great deal of so-
lemnity, occasionally interspersed with fits of
rage and tragic talk about the satisfaction due

cessant meddling with the tariff and the
currency.
paralyze the business and destroy the best
interests of the country than all other causes
combined. [Applause].

These things, sir, do more to

The speaker then warned those who were

due halfcolumn, one year, . . . . - so 00
Full column, one time, - - ._ - . _ . 2000
Full column, one year, - - - - - - 7150 00

One inch constitutes‘s square.

special Notions '25 per cent. advance on

To Let. -

THE Building formerly occupied by Price &

. . Bates adjoining Norwalk Foundr . L'nild-

Xigrih hufwxithlafil Ll2x40. hl’osscssrou given
pi e . so arnon Hi St 1 -

commodatc3horses. g » we" m 1 M
1.2 E. If. PRICE.

 

 

 

Farm for Sale.

WEST BEDDING, CONN.

ONSISTING of 72 acres with Dwellin II
. Barn, 'Fruit, &c. tlieizeon, within uhgoutotlisg
miles of Depot ol‘D. & N . Railroad,

one horse Lumber Wagon.
order.

BIULLIN GS BROS.
South Norwalk, March 17, 1879

To Dentists.

All in perfect

 

The old folks, too, wcrc’almost home,
Her dimpled hand the latches fingered ;
We heard the voices,nearer come,

Yet on the doorstep still we lingered.

She shook her ringlcts from her head,

sxoozrivc . . . . .
~ . . i . . responsible for the piesent situation of affairs the above. . . - »
. and temptations of every day life It devotes Southern gentlemen De La Matyr it is true . ~. . h 0‘ 93“"ih'41'5- “9““3- 39-: 817le t0 JOIN II HE nt‘ t k ' -
(New Yorkaatlon) . . ' ' ’ ’ that their Ian of starvation would not ork ' '1 '~' : LEE. near the nremises or or w 0 PE ‘ . ' I ‘0 1" e 5 PC 0‘ Dental-Toms' F'xmr“ and And With a “T118111“ on N d " d'
itself malnl now as has been said to touch- made a leasino diversion b introducin one p “3 Local Notices in reading Columns 25 CHAR . W Y‘ icr lo N.R..N' ' ' ' ‘ “50““ 0m“ ”-“Emmr-e' "““g‘hg ”the estate of ‘y e ’ issembled,
y ’ ’ p ° y g any more than it did at Salisbury and Antler- ' . - ' LFS. ‘ MAN D cw York. “pm" the me Dr' 'hanc's Brady’ ‘5 ”tiered 10“ “Me- But y at I know 511” understood

Theproposed trialqperhaps we should say
the pehdpng trial—of Mr. Talmage of Brook-

ing morality with the fire of emotion. It

discusses politics a good deal under the name

of the funniest bills ever placed beforealeg—
islative body, but with this and a few other

sonVllle, and closed amid. hearty applause.

 

 

(least.- per line. - . .
Yearly Advertisers restricted to the business

n

Surgeon Dentist,

 

‘FOR SALE.

 

W0 very desirabl (-BiiildingLotson WestMsln I

all the best and most

The collection of‘ Tools and Fixtures embraces

approved a aratus in us
and probably the largest assortm’éfit in an labs:

With what a daring wish I trembled.

lyn,‘ for untruthfulness and charlatanry, is . V . . . __._____ contem lated at the time t nvt- t T . .
, of “ nestlons of the da ." It has alwa exec tio'istherehad beennothin ver mirtk- . . p . ° E " I“ . h“ a” , Street.A l . ' . mm" 'hcmlhecilc'n- The articles '11 Acl ' . .
an attempt of the church to deal With a q y y 8 p ‘ g y Stage Frights. permitted to make monthly changes of their NORWALK, CONN. ppyat thee‘uETTE OFFILE' figfs‘ha" flimsy “fleshed! Forllll'hvliel'11:31:12};3 Tlgdld PaSBEd kmdb overhead, -
pp 3 o t e subscriber, moon was slyly peeping through it,

growing evil, namely, the tendency to make
churchgaingnttractive by a bouffe treat—
ment of religions subjects in the pulpit. It
is notlikely to succeed, beause to put down
a bouffe preacher he must be attacked in
the very beginning of his career, and none
of the existing organizations of the Protes-
tant Church ever prosecute a minister at
all if they can possibly avoid it, or prosecute

done so, perhaps a good deal more so former-
ly than « now, but, with this difference, that
the old preacher discussed polities distinctly
as a theologian from the point of} view of
authority, and judged men and measures a
prim by the aid of Scriptural texts. The
modern minister, on the other hand, does not.
hesitate to meet the utilitarian statesman on
their own ground, and to dispute with them
over their own tests and standards, and to

provoking in the contest over the right of the,
democrats to remove all the safeguards of the
ballot iiiNew York and Cincinnati, until Mr.

College, and at present engaged in thelnmber

Knolt‘s famous Duluth efiort and the noted

Without going back to the days of Garrick

or Macready, and a host of tragedians who

Herr, of Michigan, made his maiden speech always kept in bed nearly the WhOIG 0‘ the
the other day, and kept the House in a roar day to calm their nerves before acting a new
of laughter. Mr. Horr is a laiVyer by profes— part, I can jUSt call to mind one 0" two cases
sion, 43 years of age, a graduate of Antioch confined even but to one theater, “The Old
Adelphi." _0n the first night of a new piece

business,and as his speech ranks with Proctor there the Keeley s were always very ill from
fright. Leigh Murray suffered as much from

advertisements.

Marriages and Deathslnsertcd gratuitously.
Obituary or Funeral Noticesvli cents per line.

All unusual cuts and devices 25 per cent.
extra.

 

 

A CARD.

rm. 121!!!“ n. BROWN, 1). n.‘ s..
will‘in the future take charge of my Dental 0f-
tlcc in connection with myself. -
He Is a gentleman of large experience in his

 

once corner of ‘Main and with Strhcts. Nitrous-
Oxule Gasadministered .

PU R E M l-L K !
Delivered in Norwalk and South Norwalk, at
. your door, every morning

AT 6 CENTS PER QUART,

 

 

. T

. For Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and
LOT, situated on West Main Street, iii the
Borough ofNorwalk. The place is pleasantly lo-
cated,ln a good neighborhood, only a short walk
from the business part of the town, School
Churches, etc. The House is nearly ncw;conven1
lently aruan ed, and 1!. good condition. For lur-
tliei; particu are apply to the subscriber at Can-
non s Station, or to G. &. S. If. Holmes. Norwalk.
By JOHN W.RENOU.D.

F or Sale.

 

MRS. F. BRADY.

Wilton, Conn., Jan. 6th. 1879.

N

SULPHUR Billliis !

 

 

Yet hid its face, as if it said:
“Come, now or never! do it! do it !"

My lips till then had only known

The ‘kiss of mother and of sister;

But somehow—full upon her own

Sweet, rosy, darling mouth—I kissed her!

Perhaps ’t was boyish love, yet still,
0h listless woman, weary lover!

 

him one minute sooner than they can - . . . . . . - ’ - u . -
. . . Phi temporal hallPlness in the foreoround as disquisition on moths in paint of humor be- It as a cockney does In the chops of the orofesswn and one whom 1 can cheerfully rcc- By REMSON BROS. 51tf HE lileasantlylocatcd and wellb "It 5' I CORSIDER To feel once in ' .
:‘lflp' kAnf ’filfif‘ers naturally hrecorl' from the reward of wise legislation. This amount sides containing more solid truth than either channel. " 09135” “55d 1° dash 0“ in sheer Dim-mud mlztlgarggttlishtllgfs' sci-diiin‘ii ‘Xf‘r‘grheidgrtd’: 253% fipl‘inggufig’cgg‘? I‘d give—buto :13: 1:38: .Wlltltfihnll, o
e tile. 0 ' 0 ing up a brot~ er minltitzcr of preaching of this kind one can hear now- of those justly admired productions, We give desperation from it, saying to herself, “Well, 15 C.B.COO_LIDGE.. I M POTTER terms. For particulars. enquirltll :chminodating HAVE SAVED -1) t ezygfu over.
‘0 tpubhc (331%? “(115110“ clhuicimemd :5 adays is very great. In fact, the most spirit- some extracts from the official report of it in dey Oahu“ keel me {0’7 “5-" Alfred Wig“. .1! L’EX S G‘ 1B8 O ' ' ' , tr REV‘D' R'AUSTmhsmlih Norwalk- ,_, e m ”6 PM?"
na am y ‘3 l e ma ""3 a e um scan a ' ually-minded ministers feel the absolute nc— the Con ' one Of the letter— erfcct actors was 3 m N 1' ' ° 3 1i ’ ‘ . '
. gTeSSIODal Record. . p r , . a y .. . . . . ' DE - DWELLING-S . ' The Da 3 Th

if for no other reason, on account of the In excusing himselffornot following advice to fright, so much that he occasionally totally Oraanlst 0f the First Congregational Church. ALER IN AND M Y I IIFE y at Are No More.

cessity of supplying a certain amount of it

Tears, Idle tears, I know not what they mean,

discredit it is likely to bring on religion throu . . . . . . . . - - , Teacher or

. . Eh the year, both as something the con- and printing his remarks instead of inflicting forgot the words i as for hm accomplished ' '

ihself. . Theln, hogfig treatmeni, tho, 181- a gregation looks for, and as mm of their own them on the House, Mr. Barr related a little wife, he was obliged to divert her attention Piano-Forte, Organ and Musical Budding Lots. Read thefollouz'agfihom a Bank. President: gears from the depth of some divine despair,
t "‘8 difilcu t 0 8 “mm" a ‘ s ear “3' mission. Rev. Joesph Cooke’s “prelude" or story of an occurrence while he was teaching during the day. lest the .dread of a first night Composition. SEeifinfii‘flE‘E? 2£l23“2,l’,§§,°,“€0 22,133,“; President Bank of W-anfly ls“ 1“ the heart and gather "1 the eyes!-

stages the line which separates it from merely
picturesque or warm treatmentmay be very
faint. No preacher becomes markedly bouffe
all of a sudden. Consequently he may go
on for years grieving the judicious and
making the worldlings laugh before there is
anything positive enough in his performances

l
l

preliminary remarks 'on current events with
which he prefaces his lectures on religious
themes, is a curious recognition of the popu-

ar requirements on this point. The “pre—
ude" is evidently intended to put the audi-

ence in good humor preparatory to the dryer

support the public schools by a general tax on

school in a place in Ohio, "which had among should overpower her, and at night she, On
the other attractions of a- pioneer life adeba- one occasion, had to throw herself on the
ting society. :1 This society had tackled the ground to subdue the beating of her heart
question whether it was just and proper to from iright. “Feel my hand," said Charles
Keene to me, when he was playing Cardinal

all the property of the State. A rich but WOOISQY for the I don’t know hOW many

.80: 379 P. 0., NORWALK, CONN.

ti. s. GOMSTllllK, M. n.

Homoeopathichliysician.
Office and Residence. Cori. MAIN STREET and

 

 

Melodcons. Sheet Music, &c.,

sale at reasonable
outsule of Boroug
Afiugseveral Buildln

rices. Also several places
limits—one ,ln Winnipank.
glors in and out of Borough.

Enquire at this Office.

For Sale or Exchange.

01} property in Norwalk or vicinity 2 houses
F in Brooklyn, E. D., within 5 minut’cs walk of
4 ferries. on. For particulars apply

Warsaw, 1a., A 'ril 30 1879.
Gentlemen :—I feel it my duty to ihforiri you of
the great benefit I have derived from your Sul-
phur Bitters. 1 have plifl'ercd With catarrh for
the last ten years, during which time I suffered
gith severe billousncss and liver complaint.
. ince lsid my catarrh gsewrapidly worse, so that
my life was despaired of. At that time I weigh-
ed 175 pounds, but grew emaciated so rapidly that

In looking at the happy autumn fields
And thinking of the days that are no more.

Fresh as the first beam glitter on a sail

That brings our friends up from the under
world,

Sad as the last, which reddens over one

to warm-.t an ecclesiastical court in laying and more e"filming matter which is to follow, childless gentleman opposed the law and was hundredth time "1 the PPOVIhCCS- I‘ he.” UNION AVENUE. Office hours 7 to 9 a. m., 12 to GOO“ 10cm?! . S.Rh\NDALL I weighed on” 130‘ An" consumng the mo" That sinks With all we love below the verge-
and recalls, if one may say so without dis—- answered by a Young man who appealed to bled as if he had the aguc. Mrs. Stirling to 1, anti 5m 7. Slate at Glover’s Grocery store 45 ' . 130x 63v 1‘" orwnlk gghhhriiltguhiliili‘iyy'simi‘lfid «nihilwesiem States'and So sad, so new, the days that are no more ,
. iuii re o are, rom which no ' '

congregation, who like him for his defects
and are prepared to stand by him, come
what may, and who, in fact, would not “sit

solemn themes of life and death and judg.
ment.

Other regular ministers have resorted

tion to the little ones domiciled in the homes _
of the judges,and which enabled his opponent even Mr. Toole Will not be seen by his most
lso to educate his children. When that gcn— intimate friends on a first night; while Mrs.

I

rv‘ing’s nervousness is simply indescribable;

llm‘lo

 

Attorneys and 'Cllllllltllllll at Law,

I keep a. large stock of instruments on hand ,
and sell them on Monthly Instalments. Every-
body can have a Piano or Organ.

 

' ‘ Good situation. good house,
built of best material and by days Work. About
30 elicice Apple trc'cs with other fruit. good gar-
den, good well of‘ water, and fine shade trees. Just
the place for a man wishing toraise Strawberries,

 

 

of my llilli’ousness and liver com laint left m

The Sulphur Bitters reduced thcpinflamm c.
which afl'cetedm ‘
closed for severe?

. ation,
left eye _(so that it would be
days)a discharge of the mat-

. hold 0' “aim. B the time it does makeu . . . . . All orders willbe roni ti attended. ‘ ‘ ’
its mid to call him to account he has bp respect, the. chromo by which the editor of the judges who were to deelde the question, would heV“ “hi-“1'9 0'1 the stage Withoutthe p p y" WA”. STREET NORWALK, CONN. 'ehefw“ thmedv 1 was induced to try your A .
1‘ . , y the religious news a at induces the n n t t ! ‘k d l h' h d _ manuscript of her part in her pocket as a . Farm for Sale. suipnurlsitters. Atthls timelhad lost all faith h,sad and Strangomsm dark summerdawns
the ordinary process of selection collecteda . . p p. 8" .9 °5 " e mm“ “W W 1° gave 3 “c“ . ’ Hurlhun Rel ea & 88 mm" NEXT noose to SAVINGS in“; he medicinesibntwas surprUdtoanuniereiier The earliest ' f ‘ -
, subscriber to listen to him for ,a year on the tion to his children, which carried an educa- charm to keep the words in her head. Mr. , y y ' . . BOUT 12 to ,3 acres within ”2, miles 0, comer it received flom the iii-st bottle. After taking six . pipe 0 half-awakened birds
. of'Norwalk. oltlcs my headache. vomiting and all the effect To dying ears. When UDiO dying eyes

The casement slowly grows a glimmering
square;

' _ to the same ex edient and treat th ll‘ - l. n W 3!] ltd g 5 8 1101110
under him” if he were not guilty of the . p 3 u e con 8 . . K ndal COmPIa'n u - n Room No 4 [up "all! ] SOIE etc Price $7 000 "nt illre at this out teri gmy fonrihyeada “E'aslefi‘ccted an inIaf‘cwD cckls 5 so ma" 9 the d h
gregatlon to a few minutes or secular mat- tlcman took the floor [0 reply, he Said bBIOl‘e e l S t t er Si 38 f 15 L . . , .. ' , ' , - 1 CO. “will! 'Ei “:0be c t "I a as gdnen} 85’: are ’ ’ a St t are 1.8.
ha 11 h 1‘ oh AGENT EOR THE CELEBRATED lie 0 siness to wrence, ass., Iconsult: ‘ .

very offenses with which he is charged.

Under these circumstances he is, of course, e

ter” before beginning the ordinary religious
xercises of the day.

a

proceeding to answer his young and cnthusi- increases every year, and with Mr. John
stic friend’s elaborate argument he should Parry, every one, knows it amounted to a

GAZETTE BU] LDING.

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WEBER’S, STANLEY & SON S, GROV-

_For Sale Cheap.

 

ed Dr. J. A. Magce who with Prof Hod es of
Massachusetts General Hespital, perfgormedhg
very skilfnl operation in removing several pieces

Dear as rcmcmber’d kisses after death,
And sweet as those by hopeless fancy feigned

 

 

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Elli? 2:11;: 3:38:11?“::n:;::t'eg;m::;§:z But the role of a didactic mo ralist is avery devote a few moments to stating some of the pOSitivc disease. The malady if! too UDiVeFSfl] ,1, , - ESTEEN & FULLER‘S, HAINES V5};Efifi’,fii‘flfifiifiggflgfil’fihfigfi$13: 0‘ head ”0'16 from my forehead, the result of my 0n lips that are for others; deep as love-—
but to rebuke them for annoying him, trying one. It is not;evcry man, no matter difficulties attending an attempt to send chil- for-stagemauagers {103 ‘0 provrde themselyes EDWARD P-WEEDs BRO H , , ffflggfafigghfigé gfsgalfllhlllmqhhcmhery-t.h"- ggtinhlglflli11:33:“?Edlzlpiglillelggllltdsvrsrglagiz‘lagahiiffflgfirgf Deep as fir“ 10"": and Wild Wilh 8“ regret ‘
knowing well that their verdict will not be what 1113 parts or training, who can fillit even dren to school before they were born l» Mr. “gnu?“ ‘t ’h “0“?“ The “’0‘“ thiug D-R U GAG 1. s T _ T ER 8’ VASE & SON S, Terms reasonable. ‘hl iii‘izL,%’;‘,?,‘i§e{°“- figgcgefihvfgapognds zit-urn consider the Sulphur 0h. death in life! the days that are no more,
and cannot be followed by any pen ally moderately well. The rules of right living Horr claimed that the statement madeon that POSS'ble for any 313“)? to ‘10 ‘5 to try ‘9 gulf] Wallhfltreetpppome Norwalk Opera Home, P I A. N o s 2 5°“m N°rwalkhc°hhh You}: m‘gsyt glrfi'tcrull . —Alf’red Tennyson I
which he will heed. The "m, therefore are few and simple, and are well known. occasion would apply with great force in fyunhge by hanging about the mags till his Alonso and wcllaeleotes stock of g . , ‘For Sale SMITH P.HUNT. ___-__ '
is apt to be a farce, in which the culprit Nothing has been added to them in eighteen showing why he was not able to print his call COmes. “Keep in the green-room, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, and will furnish at short notice. Call and - - A Prom! ‘ m Ph 1 . . Sometime.
llhf’yh the lea ding and popular pm, and by hundred years, and the world, in these days speech before it was made. Having thus got S": 5833"“10 prompter 10 th‘e'nohlce- When Pcrfumery,_Patcnt Medicines.‘all kinds Mineral ° 59" them- - . cgfil’eifi‘élflréfg’fi€3},¥ggfi‘fifh‘;§‘h°“h° 1905' - l’e ’5 cm“ “L“‘V‘ence' .

good mnhe touched upon the cause for the “call comes, the novice is somehow Water3- lollotfind Medicated Soaps. FIavorms walk of'thc Bridge or enui-c'iies. will vnee “iii: [3,: LAWRENCE. Mass.,iuay 2, 1878. Nxosrrn.

which the church organization is made ri-
diculous.

of iteration, has almost grown weary of them.
But the application of them has been rendered

 

The boufie tendency is one result of the.
change in the minister’s position wrought
by the decay of popular interest in doctrinal

increasingly difficult by the immense com-
plexity of modern life, by the wondrous
tangle of cenfiicting rights, and opposing

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ruggles out of his difiiculty.
I remember one unfortunate young gentleman

neasincss in the fact that the democrats have hustled 0“ the stage, and, like ‘1 d°g thrown
gone over to the Greenbackers, and in this for the first time into the water, he sometimes

connection thus picturesquely described the 9‘
Greenbacker as he is: “Now, I know some-

Not always!

nd Handkerchief‘Extracss, Halr Brushes,Combs,
ponges,0ham0isSkins, Stationery. Cigars, ac"
lid is constant! addingto his stock all thenew
ndpopularmei icines ofthe day.

W. E. QUINTARD,

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OLD INSTRUMENTS

Taken in Exchange for New-
Tuning of: Repairing

cost price. A portion of the purchase money can
remain on bond and mortgage. Price $6.000. En»
quire at this Office.

For Sale.
A Rare Chance.

A. P. 0rdway & Cc.—Gents: The statement of'
Smith 1’.Huntis true. lassistcd I" . . " ‘
his most skillful operation. ros Hedge m
JOHN A. MAGEE, M. D.

No. 501 Essex St.

MQ»—.—_—__.

Sometime I think you will be glad‘to know
That I have kept you ever in my heart;

And that my love has only deep'er grown,
In all the time that we have loved apart.

. . duties and delicately divided interests wh‘ h thin about the reenback d‘sc 5 Wk who‘was to make his first appearance ih
theology. When the minister was the .' . . . . 1° _ g _ g . l a c. on , . fl ' h' . UMP 110 to B 1 ll- ' . . ‘
trained and duly commissioned exponent of $11181“: ties VWhithweh calilegltvdlzgd TW'Y’} gigggtsgllé‘gfogtglhhlhg giglygglmmecggg: 313301.191!!! IL-izflignflpfthe small noblcnizp 4119119 “nus “IE: 1‘ .I‘IHIHP- '1‘ new 6 shoan Mina. AA ofl:nd’wcfillrgi-§ggihtigldcdtildfitlachllllloiivrlflxagfdgg I sod“:dd:l)l W2]? you are fluent and alone,
. - e e en e um an aim es 7 _ , n e , . .- -_....., . .. . . . . - , 1 - -
what was accepted as a solenooithe oonoiu- p in“... an... n... ining. you Wlll hear him scanty. 00mph“, and 0‘" “my 0 “FOrdcrsatten ,r mUnio-n 132:8 gesldcnc mnW,0t.,aames mulch“ J_ Bclden m u . MW y a ‘0 dreamlhg 0‘ “18PM. _, _ .
sins-remit door“ 0 - 25tf rlt may come opass some res “ “'

A few extracts from the great number re.

through it in safety is atask for whisk hardly
ceived by the most eminent musicians in the

any tniiiiiug out that or an experience of life

Norwalk, Ct.

casion was represented by one unhappy
Norwalk, 10th day of J line 1575.

sions of which every man felt bound to as- belly—aching around about: bondholders and 0c ,
After a day that has been hard to bear,

 

certain from authorized sources, the poorest

ing.
him because he was dull, felt that they did
so at their peril. He was really in the

0

care of souls, and his knowledge was'his

, , such as but very few men can boast,will pre-
preacher could "3.1-", mm more 01: less com pare one. Nothing requires a higher order
fidence on his subject to secure in") a hear- of talent and a more varied acquaintance with
Those who refused or failed to hear trials and temptations, than to makeasermon
n the conduct of life strike an average busi-
_ _ , ness or professional man in our day “right on
position of a phySiCian charged wrth the the top of the head," as we once heard a car-

national banks; then his bowels of compas—
sion will begin to yearn over the pbor of the c
country,though I never yet knew one of them Y
to give a poor man a meal or a single day's
work in my life. ” Speaking of the billintrov
duced by De La Matyr, a perusal of which he He was
thought would make a horse laugh, unless he came.

were entirely devoid of a sense of the ludi- the prompter.

su

H

haracteristic “super-shivering legs."
oung gentleman had but to say:

Your words are fire, my Lord, and warm

per, who stood with a banner, and the

The

our men,” etc.

pot quite perfect at rehersal. Night I
The scene drew, “Go on l” sh

outed
On the young gentleman was

the Norwalk Fire Insurance 00.,

Has now completed its
18th Successful Business Year,

And has not outstanding 5: Dollar of unpaid losses
or of claims for losses.

'I slllllll BUMPAIY lllSllllES AT lthEll RAT
at. 0.5'rann'r, Pres., s. E. OLMS'l'l-IAD, Treas.
Gno. B. cowr.ns.Sce'y.

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United States may not be inappropriate:

I have never seen a Piano which equals the
Weber Pianoforte. Geo. F. Bo'z'sto'w

The Weber Piano occupies justly the first

rank amongst the Best Pianos. J. N. Pattison

The Weber Pianos cannot possibly be sur-
assed. S. B. Mills.

Iused the Weber Grand Piano because I

consider it the best in the world.

Desirable Property for sale.

A Ver ydesirable place on EnstAvenuc.

Also, a few choice BuilillngLotssituated on
Osborn Avenue,forsale cheap.
Also,a. nicely lccated House and Lot on Mer-

win Street near WestAvcnuc, for sale at a bar- .

gain. Enquire of
S, E. OSBORN. EastAvcnne,
tfll or to D.W.FITCH,WcstAvenue.

 

GREATEST nun PURIFIER

Ever KnoWn.
.—._..___.

From one of the Oldest and Best
Known Merchants of All-

When you are weary, heartsick and forlorn,
And there is none to comfort or to care,

That you will close your tired eyes to dream

~9fitender kisses falling soft and light;

Of restful touches smoothing back your hair,

And sweet words spoken for your heart’s
delight.

. . . . driver describe the way one of Moody‘s dis- _ . _

main qualification, his manner of communi- courses affected him. No college course crous. Mr. Horr said: pushed; his one waigiVthb-Allil tfhat :tzgz , 1311‘; :pgfgerdsfhgcn ngfififlfifififi Harry Sanderson. For Sale. gusta, Mame. 011 h
eating it a minor consideration, With the and no amount of midi, can make u to I was about to say that I had figured up the fright would permit an o in o wa ‘ - The Weber Piano osscsses eve thin that .... A H m and Lot.in a healthyloc‘ation on , t en you will remember and be glad
g p capital and Assets, $6,716,893.77 . P ‘1’ 3 .h ’ °“- AGUSTA, Mo, Sept. 7, 1878. That 1 have kept you eve,- in my heart,

decline of interest in dogmas and the growth
of doubt about all the principal points of a
the Christian creed, the minister has become

an cxpounder of the law.

the average preacher for not having seen
nd suffered much. Nothing can make up
, for it but genius, for genius has traveled in
more Of a lecturer 0“ morality, and less all lands and lived in all ages, has wept besidc‘
In other words the graves of a household and charged in the
he speaks with less authority than he used forlorn hope in the raw dawn of the winter's
to speak, and has to rely more than formerly morning. But then genius is rare, and the

matter and I find that it would require, with- w

00

the next six months. .
figured it out, says that in order to produce ‘5
the flood it had to rain eight hundred feet

0
sir, in order to meet the requirements of these
gentlemen, and supply the currency provided

ut doubt, the use of ten power presses and
ngines to be kept running night and day for
Someman, who has h

f solid water every day. [Laughter]. Now,

a)

0rd in the speech.
Fire. He looked at the shivering standard—

earer and desperately blurted out:
If we’d afire,iny Lord,we’d warm our men.”

“The original
wisshclm, in a

That one word was—

-—‘Tlia Theater.
#
___________'..
land-grant” is what Mrs.
letter to a Western news-

ofcompeusation.

lnsuresagainstlossand damageby Firc,on terms

Ldoptedto the hazard andconsistont with the laws
WLES & MERRILL,_

Sole Agentsfor Norwalk and vicinity

S. BLASCER,‘

B .

Athis storcin
MALI-cat’s BLOCK,
asconstantly on hand,a general assortmen to

 

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can he wished for in a Piano.

G. W. Morgan.

The Weber Piano ranks foremost amongst
the best manufactured. William Mason.
The Weber Pianos stand first amongst the
splendid Pianos produced in this Country.

Glam N. Brt‘hnlcerhofl'.
A ten years’ experience satisfies me that

the Weber Pianos are una roachable.
PP John Zundel.

FairStreet,above Catharine. The llouscis

 

. . nearly new,wellbuilt.convcnicntlyarrang-
ed, and will make a. comfortable and leusant
home f‘oraf'anilly of average srzc. The ot runs
back to the river. There is a wellof excellent
water on the place, and Borough water in the
Street. rice low,and part of the money can re-
main on mortgage. A fine. chance to securea
home. Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE. 3t]

A Desirable Homestead for Sale.

 

Dear Sirs :—

For more than twenty-five years I was a suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia, accompanied with severe
attacks of' sick headache. I have also been troub-
led with Canker in my mouth and stomach. I
have tried a good many kinds of medicines with
little success. A short time since I was request-
ed to try your Sulphur Bitters for Canker, and
have found them all they have been ‘rgommend-
ed to bc—zi sure cure for that disease. 1 have no
doubt they are also what they are claimed to be
as a cure lor Dyspepsia and sick Headache.

And that your heart’s true home will still be
there,
_ Although we wander silent and apart.

 

 

The Road to Slumber-land.

 

What is the road to Slumber-Land? and

on his natural gifts. This change in his coarse fibred and ill-equipped man, when he for by these bills,they would have to gettbeir a or 0 ll D' . e decree: “Behold
. - . , Q s the Win _ . _ ~ .
position is 3'1thth illustrated by the hls' seeks the means of keeping his congregation chapltlln. beige dinifiisiih 5:31:22)? [£3,212 £133“? given you every herb-bearing “all; BIOGSIIBS, crockery, Glass, I would call especial attention to THE Avaluabltl: resiilencii'gii in: Ballgsgl‘llislggé hours rcs‘fifidflhmwns. T when does the baby go? ’
tory of the practice or weakness of sleeping awake, and paying’the church debt and the 3531132?” ra‘in .igreenbacksn instead of wa- which is triégoun :h: 31:35: hoifS tflu: fftfllitoi' 1m and Wooden Ware, Etc. __ AvefilfiatsEé-itlisyhgcuaéfi oquokm] {flign‘fiflfi’ed for ‘ he r033] (131:: :érglilght thriugh inothr es arms
in church. This 15 dISUhOUy h Protestant salaries of the choir, not unnaturally falls into ter for the next forty days and forty nights. alicmVyfi-gl din g ’seed. To you it shall be for Bydevotiughis constantpcrsonalattentioutothe THE ESTY CUTTA GE ORGAN $321 [If]??? :htu'lieupsn oils figaagggltaullg s (1):; (ti 3133:1111; . . . . ‘ . » n is sin ing ow.
Distance one mile from Sulphur Bittersisfhe medicine for the Tem-

weakness.

It was; unknown before the the humorous and grotesque vein, which is
Reformation, and 18 unknown now "1 the almost always'successful if pursued with a

Catholic Church,where the frequent changes certain moderation at the outset. Talmadge,

01' POSWW: and the duty or praying himself for instance, makes no attempt to conceal the

‘ a
[Laughter and applaUSBJ- 1 am aware that meat.”

'ointl to the
isJ no that that the one should have more

authority than the othe
than the other.

w
W s o
the great enterprises of profit in this
simply running a paper mill backed by legal

e have a large number of men in this hall
ho think to revive trade and set in motion
land by

It

This great patent deed was given

man and woman,” and there

r, or more property
Men have disputed women’s

business he hopcsto merit public patronage

 

flA'IKLES s. nocnwoon,

Fashionable Draper and Tailor

Beautifully finish ed in black walnut and rose;
wood, combining more perfections than any
other in the world. Has taken more than ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MEDALS AND

surrounding country.
Nor-walk Bridge. and the same from South Nor-
walk depot. llousc 54x50; two Storlcfl. and attic,
tilled in with brick, and pubsiantialiy built.
[looms 13, with all modern improvements, bath
room, laundry, stationary tubs, Beebec’s cooking
range, hot and cold water, gas throughout the

perance people as it does not contain Alcohol
and is not a stimulant biit an lnrlgorutor. There
is more virtue in one dose of -

DH. KAUFMANN’S

He goes by the drowsy “land of nod" to the
land of “lullaby/3

Where all Wee babes are safe in the fold,under
_ the evening sky;

instead of following the priest, keeps the fact that boufie is his speciality. He de- enactments. No greater delusion ever_mad— title and enacted laws in defiance of it; but ND s t F irs and Exhibitionr house The cenms dry hmm stationary mm _
dened the brain of mortal man. 'It is not ’ . her. The rant “never A FIRST PREMIUM , h a _ 'hi h heats the whole name. The attic” As f , , _ .
ave never ejected g throughout the United States. They are on $33893“? androomnnem The house ism exceh opt little nightgown, clean and white , a

worishipper’s attention aroused.
ness made its appearance in the Protestant

D'OWSi' fended himself, one Sunday not long ago,

against the charge of unseemly levity by

s
to a syrup—sugared off!

imple nonsense, but nonsense boiled down

"B‘D'

as been, never can be revoked by any but
he, grantor.’

’ It is not true, as the cafe.

GE’NTS’ FURNISHING L.lII’OI£IUilI.
Main Street ,Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

dorsed by the highest musical authorities.
Certainly the best I ever heard.

lent order being comfortable for both a summer or
winter residence. Suitable for any gentleman do-

 

 

 

SULPHUR BITTERS

 

face washed sweet and fair.
A. mother brushing the tangles out of the

Church as the accompaniulient of longhcxt; showing that while other churches were, as This is the way the hearty Michigan bum- chisms say, that can Adan; 1Eve $14111 sinpxt‘eid Geo W Morgan mg bufiinejs ibn Ntevtthork aliqgeggrfnmgath: em: 11‘ Id h .
temporaneous sermons an praYers, w lc he said «‘the great dormitories of civiliza— her man paid his respects to the Independ- and fell," for half the race ,3 1.“ .V?’ a s . . . . . . . . . day, an arouH ,hehuhrah ”he"; Iv 81 'en, go en Em-
imposed upon the worshipper the simple fi‘m’" {'1 his church nobody ever slept “Wink ents' ' Mrs. SWiSSIbelm’ ”913132.13; 13 215112225” W. & D. MIT-CHEaLL’n c 1151;312:2222, “73.1211:lzdgfngtlfiilrfifiigmgedhg 3:5‘:h“§§“1tih{ri‘bu‘fi‘il’fii‘efiifsifiiipfigeni.§‘3€ PM“ in whither Iii-itterglOfkthe qaythpmpamd 1”; Two little tired feet satiny feet from the shoe
- - - - - ' . . ‘ . 11 women 5 coin - _ — .. c an. 9 0W9 , ,.'_ ' ' alk, or tot esu scri er. irresponsi epar ies_w_ 0 now no lag er en 0 s» . ‘
duty of listening in clue POSltl::,tand a: the In fact he keeps the congregation in. a roar Why. an, the eloquent and elegant gent]:- ing of the bib-,3“, fruit was a disastrous 5, u g E”. Seymour, Musical Oritzc, N. Y. 1 zmcs. : , 0:35. 1%.) :{Eu‘thulgghgg Y the first laws of‘ medicine. and the stocking free; ’
same time exposed 1m to a mos 50- or With a twinkle in their eye during the man from Iowa [Mr. Weaver] had the temhr; step, for it led the race into “all “‘5’ study :2; it} 3 a 53 They are the best recd instruments wehave 4;“ ., , . Two little palms- tooether' clasped at the
porific, of all influences—the sound of 8 whole service. It is not very long since his 3y$he Olhgldg:{ igihg‘hlgaheilifwe 1313i: fgr and labor of agriculthre, tbhrifk—n;o.kln§.h;kand E. M g a J é; , met with—0. J; J. H. Odell, Organ Builders 1 8 7 9 mother’s patien: knee - -
steady flow of words the sense of which invitation—“Let us sing a hymn"—-brought 0. was a _o _ _ . 1 house—building. besl e5. ‘3 9 ma ing O a a H 3 2'. N. Y. _ I
. . - olltical honors in 1880 intimating thereby . . n ennics steam— n. a gag, . . , _
does not excite eager attention. The result 0t“ a 81101“ Or laughter, just as it would have guppose, that He was dbout to advance the $1235? gigging: 12%; ga Jthousaiid other E g ; _.. 9?, '53; It is the ne plus ultra of reed instruments. Some baby-words that are drowsrly lisped to
was that the difficulty of keeping awake in done at the Comic Opera, owing to the queer intergstapf a gentleman at the other entlll of “fables-n Woman thus had a share of the 3 5:; g r: 3;: ——Prof- E. L. Baker. . _ n- Eh V E R Y T H I N G S U L P H U R the tender Shepherd.s ear,-
hhhhh P iin'wmchheohhh ma... hhh‘hh hhh has-Eh hihrhhhh .3... - - - h- Won
' ' ~ . . . . ‘ . wri e a er I - , 2 rs an an —marine e egrap s .. '2. cans ewree.—— . t , - - _ . _
estants one of the serious qlflestiofiiisplf a re no one can listen to his discourse “or examine am not here_to contend that such a ”1mg“, mgafiesteggewas never made the cause of q E g s—i‘ ES Church. 6 DOWN To H ARD PAN. .- the hrow of her baby dear ,
ligious life, and all sorts 0 am cra con- his mode of stimulating the religious sense impossible with God. Ihave too much con- any revocation oftbe original 18ft? grant- D 8 a, '5 , Language fails in adequacy to convey a BI I I" ERS A little round head which nestle s at last
trivances were resorted to to combat it, such without seeing that there is nothing new in his fidence in His power to doubt that he could She still is, and always has been, “J01,“ pro— :3 1., fair idea of the perfect enchanting power of close to the mother’s breast .
i ’ '1

as standing up, and the application 0f style; that what he has done is simply to go
titillating substances to the mucous mem- a little further than some oth'ers of his popu-

hrane, like fennel seed or “meetin’ seeds,”

lar brethren, who also have been eminently

lemon-peel, and 0313”“ 0' “sweet-flag," and successful in keeping their people awake.

at a later period pepper lozengers. It fug-

The main ingredient of pulpit bouffc,. is

niflhed. ‘00: the material for a very large however, essentially the same as that of opera

perform even that difficult operation; but I
ask the gentleman from Iowa, in all candor,
if it is not asking too much of Prowdencc!
[laughter ;] altogether too much! Why, who
are these independent men? As a rule they
are good for nothing in cases where anything
'is to be done. They are always on both sides
of every question, and never squarely on

by
the

rietor, as well as joint tenant,
and all its wealth." '

Herr Kru
maker, has jiggi’eclipsed all his former efforts

constructing a new steel cannon,
largest piece of steel 0rd

of the earth

the famous German gun

which is
inance yet made.
is thirty-two feet

new rail inua warts PIPES.
Wm. Glover & Son,

Areready toputin younWATERSTEAMor GAS
PIPE, at very short notice and at aslow a. rate as
anyone. WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, TIN-
LlNED, LEA D PIPES, &c., of every size and de-

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this instrument—Independent.

Vastly superior to anything of the kind ]
have ever played upon.—-— Wm. A. King .
The Esty Organs are without'a superior.—
Geo. Jardi‘ne, Organ Builder, N. Y.

No tremulo has yet been invented that will
in any way compare with this for beauty of

GROGBRIES,
VEGETABLES,
FRESH FISH,

—AliE SOLD DY-

llruggists Everywhere.

And then the lullaby soft and low, singing
the song of rest ;

And closer and closer the blue yeined lips are
hiding the baby-eyes,

 

T

Sinimons’ Liver Regulator or

As over the road ‘to Slumber-Land the dear

_ , _ . _ , , ’ event -two tons _ . - .
I’I'OPOI'“0n 0f the ecclesiastical facetiaa 0‘ boufie. It consists in the irreverent treatment either side of any. [Laughter].h lfhfiyh mafi [SHE‘Sligzshas flycalibre of,21% inches, while scription. PLUMBING in allttsbranchcs. effect.— Wm. A. Johnson, Organ. Dutlder. T (1 M (Ii . little traveler files.
the eighteenth and the earlier Part Of the of things which people have been in the habit be called political Mermaids— a bi agd that of the English eighty-ton. guns has only . It is not merely “16.5%,, but I, 13 the 0.th ’ I" . ‘ 9 cute, . . .
present century. What was remarkable of looking on with reverence. In the first half worthan. Tothiu’uchngqihgunhzhcfigg to 18 inches The “bulge for this monster gun BERNARD COHN, “99h““ical reproduction of the human voice ,_ Liptiliilélllgh1113;.f;llfiggllliila'tglrté(;l()(¥txl(Evéiillllgaygkfiigg For this lit-tile way, through mother’s arms,
tbout it then however,was that the blam 0f it t f this the shock is too great for laugh- for anything {if a s inavoman [Laughter]. is ‘0 be 3S51bs. 0f Prismq‘uc pomifr’ “Rip-m; MERCHANT TAILOR "he? has ever smsfied me.—Ree:. II: Rig-98' AT THE an hour oi suffering and manya dollar in time all little babies go
' s age 0 be wort any ing as ' jectile being a chilled iron she “815 "na , President of N 0" them New York ””31““ 9th.“ dhfitorfi’ hill?" tighter 0“" Fog fihheflfltmal To the beautiful'city of Slumber-Land when
i is on receiving c most unqu. i e tcs imo-

was not thrown on the preacher.

131W” fer; but when pe0p1c have become a little
considered the hearer‘s duty to stay awake. used to it, it supplies a kind of fun which worthy the earnest attention of those who twenty-
not the preachcr's duty to keep him awake. they relish enormously ,especially if they have would be benefittcd by them. More truth has
A. minister Was‘ not, liable to be dismissed been strictly brought up_ In the opera boufie hardly been told in less space than is con-

for not rousing the attentionof the somnolent, the humor lies in a kind of reversal of the

and people kept up without faltering their
attendance at a church where they knew

moral order of society. A cowardly colonel

tained in the following lines:

the South. What you really need is to go to

His views on the Southern question are 1860 pounds and
' two pounds of powder. Til
the shot on
31,000 foot tons,an
pointed at an angle
the horizon the gu

‘ ' of the currenc will not save a distance of fifteen miles. .
An inflation y trials will take place on a range eleven miles

having a bursting charge of
e force of
leaving the gun is estimated at
d it is calculated that when
of forty-three degrecswnli
n will throw its projectile
The forthcoming

WEEK’S BUILDING, WALL ST.
A FULL LINE or
Imported and Domestic Cloths,

ot the latest styles, constantly 0“. hand. Novel-
ties in Scotch Suitings. Satisfaction guaranteed
in every particular. 46

WILLIAM B. RIDER:

 

Association.

\ J. M. POTTER, Norwalk.

New Firm at the 0d Stand
Messrs MUDLISGS BROTHERS

 

Very Lowest Market Bates.

plenishcd cv‘ery day,with

Ghoieest Fruits, Best Vegetables,
and Sea. Food.

A full sssortmen t constantly on hand, freshlyre?

commend it for all diseases of the Liver,
AS AN EFFECTUAL SPEOl FIG.
OPINION OF THE CLERGY.
Simmons‘ Liver Regulator is certainly ft
- specific for that class of complaints which
it claims to cure. ll” any of‘ our fellow b‘c-
ings are suffering from hepatic disorders

nlals to its virtues from persons of the highest
character and rcsnonsrbllity. Eminent physicians

the slim is sinking low.

 

“Is your horse perfectly gentle, Mr. Dab-
ster ?" “Perfectly gentle, sir. The only
fault he has got, if that be a fault, is a play-
ful habit of extending his hinder boots now
and then.” “By extending his hinder hoofs

. Who ““15 “Why in me field is at once promo" 8 will have to be laced to [es ectfull inform the public thatthey . - .- ,

that as soon as the sermon began sleep would d d d ted A defaulting banker is work. [Great laughter]. .You shOUId have long, and the target h '11 1}) ve to . 01have t’duen this, business lately c’onducted Goods delivcrcdin any partof‘tou n. Leave your and have doubts in relation to the efficacy you don t' mean kid‘m‘rt I hope.” ‘Some
te 3“ ecora ' d thrift and teach a distance that t e gun M a W , . ,. . . . . .. - . . co is call it kickin r G . b ’

me u on them as a strong man armed. more “110019, more enterprise an ' a . 1 th 'sibili by MULLINGS aTle ,and with the old cx- orders freel with of this popular preparauomue can only P P _ . g. . rccn, ut its
CO P be directed by Other means h lull e V1 ' ' hitherto employed by the y oil'cr them the simple and candid :lrgu- only a slight reaction of the muscles—a dis-

Undcr these circumstances there was little
temptation to pulpit extravagances or od—
dities of any kind, or anything like what
may be called inflammatory treatment of

made State treasurer. The king's privy coun-
cillors, grave and elderly men, go out of the
royal presence dancing a jig. In the pulpit in
like manner there are two essential features
in’ the booth: method.»~ The first is the presen-

-less recklessness of life, less hatred of what
on call carpet-baggers—dsmned Yankees!
our business enterprises should he conducted)
more with piety and less with pistols. W hat
Mississippi needs to_-day is more corn and
cotton and less cussedness [laughter and ap-

ty of the object to be hit.

#
___________,_____

The conductor ofa train east from Port-

land, Me., ha‘d a curious experience several
nights ago.

Passing through a car, no-

Pcrsonal attention given to all kinds of
Hydraulic Works, Engineering, Mill-
w righting. Dock Work, kc. Agent
for all kinds ofl'laehlnery.
Orders left at the GAZETTE Office, or by mail
will receive prompt attention. 53

 

eri Jccd Workmen
lliatetflrm, are preparc'd to man uf‘acturc allkinds of

CARRIAGES & WAGONS

T0 ’ ORDER
Repairing in all its Branches.

Demmon if: Newcomb,
53 Main Street, Nor-walk.

Superior Shoeingl

 

nlcnt of' Phillip to Nathaniel, "Come and
see.” Tr the proposed rcuichand then
you can Judge for yourselves.— llcv. Du-
\'iil Willis, Pastor of‘ Presbyterian Church,
Macon, Git.
'I'élKZE:
SIDIDION 5’ LIVIC‘nE.

play rather than a vice.”

Women were never out out for profession-
al base ball players. A woman can do most
anything, blit she cant slide in on the home
base, bark her shins, sprain her shoulders,

 

 

sacred subjects. The idea that the Gospel tatiou of the Deity as governing the universe phage]; more mills, more manlineSS; less ticed a passenger asleep, and poking him in . pm mm: fingers out of joint, and then
could be made an amusing theme never eh- justly. but still on the humorous plan—that is murders, less moonsh'iners. What would im- the leg to awake him and get his ticket. The “ _ h'i'iiii‘i'li'dfi'ihiiii'fi M Acnhfig 0% 93:?ifii “23.0w“ ‘ .. g I ‘ ) ' get up smiling as sweetly as if she we“:
tered any one’s head. A minister's main convictin the 8' n b tt' th' b tt 1' of prove South Carolinals more hams and fewer passenger did “0" respond. . Then the ci.n— Liver Medicine. . - , . Sore-Footed, Ill it‘l‘ICl ng, and II- R E G U L [k j 0 11, _ eating molasses candy, while waiting for her
concern was to avoid flaws in his theology h'm or g oth m er dy fie- lug e, e if for Hamburgs. She should raise horses and hogs ductor pinched his leg. Still no sxggun {he I gilli‘csl’glihsintherotili 0- A- MULLINGS. 3- 5- MULLR‘GS Conditioned HOI'SSS ' ] ..... best fellow to take her to the circus—Elmira
l — n or wet s em 00 smar . . - , u e. ltcol Olns,an( a . - _ . .. s~ ,-,,. , , t , . - , .
' g more and hell less. [Great aPplaust]. conductor pinched the harder Diseases of the th- South Nor-wall, Aiml 15.1873 “Hie 11:3“ gsg‘giiiingaii‘i iii‘tiiocgiiigulg‘ouilc‘f Gasetto.

and defects of logic in his argument, and
sermons had a good many of the character-
istics of the oratory listened to by judges
sitting in banco.

In our time, however, a great change has
come over the church-goer‘s spirit. He has
thrown away his meetin’ seed“ and pepper
lozenges, _and has imposed on the preacher

him. In fact, the sinner usually appears in
the sermons of the School is a person who
suffers for his simplicity, and generally cuts
a ludicrous figure when his wickedness is
brought to light. The second is an appeal to
the risibility which always lies concealed in
decayed reverence. When there has been a
distinct decline in a man's capacity for awe,

Mr. Horr's opinion concerning the bloody
shirt business is that it is not so much the
blood the Southerners object to as the kind
of, blood. On this point he had the following
to say: '

All we claim at the North is simply the

right to choose our own emblems. We had
among us during the war another kind of

slumbegea dreamteh 1 t
clu e to o rougi ‘
figs: of the tickets, and make a job of this
man after he had finished th
Having returned,
leg and gave
his surprise,
off in his hands.

if on. The conductor then
he car, collect the

e collection.
be seized the fellow by the
it a tremendous pull, when, to
the leg—a wooden one—came

#5

Mr. Jennings, formerly managing editor of

' neys, Bladder d: Urin-
,, ary Organs, Dropsy,
lfr'iglit’lesease of the
I Iildnc 's, Gravel, Dia-
N beteuj‘lctcntioh or lu-
continence of Urine. ervons iscnses. joins 2
WW “unscientific;"ht" .. ,..-
:tl'cd 0 -° -
p “P“rsaovmnxcn, It. 1., Jllneliiill,1873.
WMJE. Gunman—Dear Sir: A member of‘ my
family had been troubled for several years with
Kinnev Disease. and had tried numerous reme-
dies withoutrcliof‘; she used llUNT’S REMEDY

 

o o o v
- . . . r i
Gill 1 mm Still all] .
\—'

[IE subscriber, a practical and experienced
workman. has taken rooms over NELSONS
.AthIAGE SHOP. near foot of Mill Hill, where

. lie to prepared to

Paint Coaches, Carriages or Wagons

at short noticc,in Iliebest manner, and at Ren-

Perfectly- shod :

IT is notorious that more than half of tho ruined
and desirable horses are rendered so byhtlie
ignorance or carelessness ol' smiths in shoeing.
The subscriber makes a specialty oi
HORSE SI—IOEING _
and will guarantee to give satisfaction to all who
may entrust him with their work,wlictlicr the
animals’ lioolsurcin it sound or unsound condi-
tion. Shop ncar llnrso hallway Depot, Norwalk.
28“ CHARLES E. MILLER.

 

times the pain is in the elloulder,eiiil is
mistaken. for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with less of appetite and sick-
llcss.bowcls 111 general eoscire. sometimes
alternating with lax. The head in troubled
with pain, and dull. heavy sensation, eon-
siileritble loss of memory, accompanied
with paint-l sensation ol having: (qu im-
done somet ling which ought to have been
done, Often complaining of weaklresmde-
bility and low spirits. Sunletiiilcsniuwy of
tlieilliove symptoms attend ilieiliseiiSi-.aiiil
at other times very few of them but the

Spring is coming ‘round after all, and
really seems inclined to behave rationally.
She is feminine, ,you know, and must flirt a
little. Bestdes, she has been taking a cruel -
vengeance upon men for their frequent
slaudcrs of her sex, and has nearly dislocated
their necks by the sneezing she has made
. them do.—-N. Y. Mail.

Funeral reform is desirable in some parts
of New York. A paper in that city states

‘ ' ' . it find ' ' ' 1W0, s touched b ' shirt; Irecollect all 31301": “7- h was worn . ~, . : l 1“ -' -.e:. E lisli or Valentine’s Varnish , , . ‘ . . ,_ , .
the task of keeping him awake. If e 1; hissensc of the comical is a Y h' t , 't i by the men who sympathized with the South, the New York Tums and now Iipudonliulr and was complgthX‘I‘fl‘j‘l‘h “Exchange 3mm :gggh,;,;;h;g,o'l,hi,,,,., 0, pm,“ having won; LOOK and See ltverls gciiciiiliy the oican iuostinvoluil, ‘ that the remains of a child five years old
himself sleepy m ChurCh be either goes 0 seeing the old objects of “'0” 1P rm 6 who opposed the war; men who tried to respondent Of that paper, want 8. a. . y ' .oms Min A l h 18’s. done. Special attention paid to _ The Cheapest, P102081, antlylli'st Ivamily Bledicmc were followed to the grave by flog-tray];

' d of mine was told “"th 0“ inquiring “mm“? ‘ n" p“ 7" ' ' HERE you can get your Work tlohh- Ah!" “L ““3 ” ”7'1"" carriages. and a poor Irish woman spent $450

to another or gets up an agitation for the
pastor’s dismissal on the ground that he

with a good-humored disrespect and famil-
iarity. People who have received a religious

prevent voluptcering, who opposed the draft.
And in distinguished friend from Ohio [Mn
Ewrng knows how it was. .It was in Ohio

frien _
for calicoes for children,
were the best—they cou

that the ‘Americans
ld be worked on the

WM. E. CLARKE—Dear Sir: I saw llUNT’S
REMEDY used in a case of Dropsy with perfect
success. I did not treat the patient, but four tit-
sicians had given up the case as he]

Its-Painting Children’s Carriages,

and to Plain and Fancy Lettering. Ashurco

 

thing in the line of’

BLACKSMITHING

 

F
its, Sour Stomach, Hcfll'l’. Burn, &e.,&c.

spepsiu, Constipation. Jaundicc, Billions
attacks, Sick Headache, Colic Depression of Spir-

of the 25600 which her husband left her to
give him “a decent buriel.”

AMl's. Peter Miller of Helena, Ark, has

“doesn't interest the young people,” or Stays‘ education, but Who have fallen away from at that time and I su cse it ' " " “Chine more easily than the Eng— “mung pliy . ublic patronah'c SOliCilf-‘ll- l t oticc and as reasonable as an ' wherein ,
. . was no (its race scam in , , A ,. .Mgpy , it P o tasmr n ' N . _, ) r r . v I
home altogether. He unconsciously compares their early teaching, are therefore apt'to be ,0 have liVed in Oliio‘fpuaughter]. logy we lish.’ a‘Why 9’ ‘Wehi the); ““3 fightegize'ii‘ild {fgifilectsuezihgsanlfiizt‘he patit‘z‘iiutsidhfilldlllfsei :i'iuli R. E. W HITCOEIB_ tpxhhitfifgrienfinlgutilst31393315.; nb Syliczrlllahgécmhiccld ORIGINAL 4ND OhLl GLNIINE arrived in Louisville, and though but four
him with the popular lecturers on slavery. much tickled by a slight comic handling of mild angthefhklgd gt shill-hwoi'n by those men English g%?gsd%ren%:fif$& ‘tllri’eirvilselves very“ ShidigsNT’s llchlthalluDliffis gtfifil‘lqd gldflft)‘ Norwnlk‘Aprill5lh,1878. 16 wmhmun, At in... our Sumo ngo‘yfihhyp J. E‘h‘géi‘fii‘? 2 CO feet séx inch? high, is asserted to weigh 403
. sweetness w o w on e rs cou no on or be avoid— consequen ' . " ' - ‘ ‘ . ' ’ iii - h‘ . . i ' . . _’ ., un s. L e» measured thr .
what they once held sacred The i g m llllllT'S “Minis purely vegetable, and is used ESLIE’S PAPER 1.,, TTERNS‘ can _ “ml-“DELPHI“. PA. 90 cc feet nine

or on temperance, or on the Holy Land,
who has within the last forty years made
a practice of visiting him every winter. .If
he lives in the city, he compares him with

of laughter on solemn occasions and in for—
hidden places is known to everybody, but it
is hardly any sweeter, though usually more
open, than the irreVerent religious man

ed,with blanched cheeks and relaxed muscles
took a precipitate flight for the shores of
Canada. [Laughter and applause]. It would,
perhaps, suit you gentlemen better if we
wouldhoist their shirts as our symbols. But

readily to

War and G
prices. In 0rd
of travelers,

the sewing machine.

 

the Grand Central Hotel, on

old—A hotel war based on gcld
or to accommodate both classes

by the adee or l’hy—
sicians. It has stood
the test for 30 years,
and the ut‘rnostlggéia
ance' ma ie _ 4_

in. as rsihi’vuii

IIIINT’S

for Catalogue a't ‘ E. K.’ LOCKWOOD’S.

PLOI‘VS! PLOl/VS I .'

E manufacture and sell ltlcad‘s Conical.6

 
 
 

Notice

‘ KS lierc‘u o'ivcn to the people of
NOI'Wlllkyathl vicinity that “one
Slloclng \vi

ll be done in first class
.McOOltMACK. None

Price $1. Sold by at! six ring-lets.

inches across the back, and is thus nearly as
broad as she is long. Her age is 68. She

 

Black Elfillltltll trill Eiarl,

 

married at 16, and then weightd but 100
pounds. '

Andrew Johnson, Jr., son'of'the late ex-

 

- - led all the .. . . . i. * '. - - ’
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consequence is that the pressure on the

 

Clergy to} popularity ‘of method among us

wMar-enmyi-..“ .. .. .. .

I

wicked in the light of greenhorns, The fatal
defect in the plan is that to keep it effective

our' own boys inblue, though some of them
may be armless, some of them riddled by

 

 

An elegant Restaurant,
is conducted by the hotel.

 

 

sou) Bram. "Dispensers.

l5

 

Norwalk, April 14, law.

 

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