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‘NORWALKQCONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 18382.
WHOLE NUMBER 179
To an Oriole.
How fails it, Oriole thou hast come to fly
In tropic splendor through cui- northern sky?
At some glad moment,was it nature’s choice
To dower a scrap of sunset with a voice ?
Or did some orange tulip, flaked with black,
In some forgotten garden, ages back,
Yearning toward Heaven until its wish was
heard, _ _
Desire unspeakably to be a bird P.
‘ Edgar Faucets.
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NEW YORK, May, 19, 1882,
Epl'rons or THE Guerra:
When the Congregational Society of Wil-
ton, was contemplating building their pres-
ent meeting house, considerable difiiculty
was found in determining the location. Very
many favored the old location or‘ near it; by
the old burying ground, as a large number
of the congregation lived in the town. But
Deacon Jonathan Middlebrooks lived in the
northern half of the town and a number of
other well-to-do farmers, and these wanted
it built more convenient to them; and then
as now, the money power being stronger
than numbers it seemed to the committee a
settled point that the building must go
further north, Deacon Jonathan hadfixed
his mind on the present location and when
the committee met to settle the- question
Deacon Diodate Hendrick who had been
decidedly in favor of the old location know-V
ing that Deacon Jonathan would carry his
point, took his arm and walked to the edge
of the bank where the horse sheds stands,
pointing down to falls, said, “Deacon Mid-
dlebrcoks I have quite changed my mind
and am decidedly in favor of this location
for the new church for you see that if at
anytime religion should get very low in our
church we could run it by water power.”
I‘vonder how many of (theinhabitants of
Wilton remember the old Bell ringer Wright
—-very few I think remember Frank Nowell
Wright’s successor—time flies. _
Speaking of Frank Newiil there is an incl;-
dent, and legend associated with his history”.
that may be interesting to your readers. In
the year 1842 or 1843 Gilbert Bennett .9. Co.
bought a large number of Whitewood trees
of Lewis Keeler, Esq., of Wilton, standing
on a tract of land laying south-of the road _
running west from near the residence of the
late Eli Berchard. One of the trees stood
near the foundation of a house that hndibecn
removed long' before this; this tree had
grown to an enormous size, being more than
four feet in diameter; it was removed to
Ephraim Godfrey’s saw mill in Georgetown,
and sawed into planks and within ten inches.
of the heart of the log saw struck into a num-'
ber of wrought nails, and one large spike.
We were told by the .old inhabitants that the
house was occupied by Frank Nowell when
he was quite young. When he was about
80 years old he took Anah Bolden (colored)
and lived with her as his wife in a small
house that then stood. just south of Wm.
Gregory. ' ‘ Om Hussein).
am
“How to make Art Work of Free
tlcal use to all Classes of ‘Chll_
dren."
Begin by teaching outline drawing of sim-
ple decorative patterns (not picture-making
or shading) you train the eye and hand to
become familiar with making patterns. A
boy who has had one lesson at week for a few
weeks or months in drawing or designing,
will not only learn with great ease howgto
carve woodyrraudel in only, we; out he wui
make better shoes, do carpenter work, black-
smithing, and in fact work at any trade,
better than one who knows nothing of “De-
..s- II“!
more time than, it does to sing. Anybody
who doubts what I say has only to visit my
art-school for the public school children, and
verify all my assertions. My motto is “from
Art to Industry." As I do not work for
money or fame, I trust that my sincerity will
not be doubted. CHARLES G. LELAND.
Philadelphia, Penn.
White Inca-notation on Brick
Walls.
The treatment recently employed for the
removal of white deposit fromthe walls of
the new Goodwin building on Asylum street,
furnishes the text for an article in the Boston
Journal of qumcrcs. The treatment in
the casewas'the Washing ed the whitening
with acidulated water and following with a
wash .of keroaine oil. The article has the
following as to the trouble which is a com- '
men one : '
“One of the most reasonable objections to
the erection of sightly buildings of brick, of.
lite years, has been “lS'WhIIO, stein that de-
facesthe’walls and mars the symmetry of the.
building. Climate appears to have no influ-
ence on this fiouring of the red brick walls,
for it has been noticed in northern Vermont
and Baltimore, and in walls erected under
the torrid sun of summer, and the chilly air
of late autumn, and the frosts of winter.
Some builders say the trouble is in the montar
—the lime of today is not pure—the lime-
stone contains salt, has been exposed to the
atmosphere and absorbs acids. Of course, it
is ridiculous to say that live lime contains
acids absorbed from the atmosphere, for in
that case it could not be limo, but a hydrate
of lime. Others say th there is fine coal
mixed with the clay to facilitate thabnrning
and that this coal excludes the sulphur con-
tained in it, which, in contact with the lime
—.wbich is an alkali-a-makes an efioresconce
that becomes white as soon as it appears on
the surface and is exposed to the oxygen of
the ~atmosphere." ' _
It is further suggested that the matter is
not yet well enough understood to havo
resulted in the discovery of a preventive,
.‘and the importance of the matter-as. afioc’ting"
rtho extensivc'use of brick is‘goxhibited,‘ ' It'
is a practicalma‘ttor of serious consequence.
Valuable Inscove'ry of Asbestos.
E The Tucson (Arizona Star says: At a
depth of ninety feet in the Apache copper
mines in the Santaioatarinas, a ten inch vein
of’asbestos ,has been discovered. When
found the workmen reported to Superintend-
entSa'tt that they had struck a pfirified
log. He thought it iwossible, and made an
examination, and at first sight believed the
strike was what is afterward proved to be,
after a careful assay and analysis. The spec-
imen shown us, in specific gravity, is almost
equal to lead, of a fine fibrous character.
The fibers are combined togetherin a compact
mass, but split of! similar to a straight-grained
wood. Itis a greenish color, with a_ white
shade. The vein appears permanent at
present, and, as a matter of course, adds
greatly to the property. > ‘
The finest fibrous variety, with easily sop-
arable fibers is used for making cloth, which
renders it indestructible by the elements. In
~ancientt‘times the cloth made from asbestos was
used to enwrap dead bodies placed on the fun-
eral‘pile, so as to preserve the ashes unmixed.
The finest quality is found in Savoy, but it
is abundant in Corsica. It is also found in
Cornwall and several of the Shetland Islands
'1. 1......“ umdjc‘rt
Small ve evade? The walls in it‘s 35%.;
form is. about $300 per ton. It is now largely
used in the manufacture of fire—proof mate-
rials, such as cloths, papers, etc.
‘ soldiers, with much (profanity, were abusing
. —Half way from the great Saginaw salt
lake..and t 9
take one o t e boys.
drag out some oysters and show yen.”
One ofGonef-al Howard’s Prayers
' . - Belfast Journal" " ' ,
I ones out on the picket line at the Kappa-
hannock with a large squad of soldiers, who
were members of the difierent regiments and
hailed from different states. General How-
ard was being discussed. Some of the
him. " After many remarks had been made,
one man, a tall, muscular fellow, hailing
from Ohio, spoke: “Boys,I will tell you
what I know of General Howard. Just be-
fore Chancellorsville, my 'only brother, a
mere boy, was sick and dying. We were
together in a little tent. Jimmy knew that
he must soon be mustered out, and one dark,
stormy night, I sat down by his iside'and
took hold of his thin hands. He talked of
home. He sent little messages of love to
the old folks and the girls, gave me some
good advice, but I saw he 'was‘uneasy.
Something seemed to trouble him. After a
while he told me he was sort of uneasy about.
the future. He kind of thought there was
to be general inspection over there, and he
was not ready for it. He wanted some one
to pray for him. I never took much stock
in those things, but he looked so pitiful-like
I made up my mind that I would find some
one to help the poor fellow prepare for the
future. 80 through the rain and mud I ran."
It was awful dark, but I soon found the
chaplain’s tent, but the chaplain was sick
and not able to go out.
know. I never could go back to the poor
prayers, and without stopping to think what
I was doing, 1 ran across the field half a
mile to his headquarters. The guard had ,
been removed and -I knocked at the deduct
the general’s tent. When he came I blurted
out my errand. He caught up his hat and
hurried with me to the tent. Poor Jimmy
Howard got down by the poor boy's side,
moments. When I did look Jimmy had
on his face. Howard spoke’lots of encour-
down to the grave and spoke a few words
of sympathy and kindly shook my hand.
ect.." - V
It is needless for me to say that there was
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picket post.
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Oyster-Raising in Michigan.
From the Denver Tribune.
simply two great lumber camps. The pop-
oniy nice house within ten miles. falling off.
here in Michigan.”
“Then you’ve heard about it, have you?
(ham 4
drove to a jewelry store.
robbery was being committed.
Now, boys, yeti had better change the sub- intendent was inexorable. He called his as- and he has been known to positively fill
' sistants and securedthe clerk, while the lady himself with drugs. The result simply is
walked to her carriage with the $4,000 worth that he all-end
no more abuse of General Howard on that of jewelry.
about 300 years.
Buddha is represented seated cross logged to gain.
W011, I gueis you’ve struck the truth this on a dais, which is of bronze and represents
“1119- I have set an oyster bed in No-Mouth, the calyx 0f '1 lotus. The figurejggfiftvx ,_
if taniaSrafiHa was re
. 066 curls ado
A Bold Trick.
, One of the shrewdest and boldest tricks
ever played on a jeweler was done by a
woman of nerve in Cincinnati not long ago.
One day, a middle aged woman of fine per-
sonal appearance, well dressed and of most
attractive manners, called at aprivate lunatic
asylum and asked [to see the- superintendent.
“I wish to make arrangements for the con-
finement of a patient here," she said. “What
are your terms and the conditions on which
you receive your inmates?”
“Our terms-are fifteen dollars per week,
and you must have the certificate of two phy-
~sicians."
”Very well,” said the lady, “I will pay you
two weeks in advance. The patient is my
son.who is insane on the subject of diamonds.
He has mania for selling my jewelry. I have
not yet gotten the certificates of the physic-
ians, but can easily do so. I will bring my
son here this, afternoon, and if you will keep-
him an hour I will bring the physician with
the authority.’-’
Then the lady entered her carriage and
There she selected
$4,000 worth of jewelry, which she said was
The preprietor consented, and the clerk,
The clerk unsuspectingly complied. Care-
“Hold on,madl.m, I must not let those
The lady did not design to notice the clerk,
passed away.‘ He had one hand on the gen. but turning to.the' superintendent of the asy- ercise.
eral's- shoulder, and there was a sweet smile lum, said.
“This is the young man I spoke to you
It was in vain the clerk protested that a
The super-
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Japanesezltleta'l Work.
For centuries past the artists of Japan
working lumbermen and three or four rich It was first cast in 749 a. m., and was set up
saw-mill owners. Six miles from the station, in its present position. _ It suffered from vs- it.
after’riding through a pine wilderness, I rious accidents, and in 1567 the temple was to raise hopes in the mind of fin undertaker.
came to Seth Powell’s house—perhaps the burned to the ground, the head of the image I
It was replaced not long after-
“I came over," I said to Mr. Powell, “to ward, and we may therefore assign to the season, and I should think no one who
see if it is true that you are raising oysters body an age of 1140 years, and to the head knows him will envy him the task he has set
himself, no matter about the money he hopes
ct long’and nine and a half'wide, while
England, instead of being very decrepid, as
rn the head, around which is has been represented in newspapers, appears
The Life ofa Jockey.
mmwnaoxs wmon'a'TTlt-Nn ARCHEB'S Canaan.
You have doubtless heard much on\various
occasions, says a London letter, about this
truly remarkable jockey. I am tempted to
give a slight sketch of him as he appeared
yesterday. He commenced by winning two
races in grand style, and. later on, won
another, though he was “nowhere" in the
chief event. Truth to say, the famous
jockey presented a rather painful appear-
ance yesterday. Imaginea tall, emanciated
looking man, cadaverous of countenance,-
with large, projecting lips,a slight stoop,
decidedly round shoulders, and long, some-
what misshapen lcgs. Picture this man,
wrapped in an overcoat andnhiveringas
though nearly every gust of wind went
right through his slender frame. Such is the
.premier jockey of England. I should be
sorry to say that Archer is of a pronounced
money-hoarding and mlserly turn of mind;
but it looks very much as if such were the
case. He has always been notorious for ex-
cessive thrift; no one- ever knew him to
throw about money with anything approach-
ing recklessness or even generosity. He has
r
intended for the trousseau‘ Of her daughter amassed large sums, and promptly stowed
about to be married. She 83“ the name Of them away securely and carefully. It is said,
a wealthy family recently arrived in Cincin- on good authority, that he iii worth quite
nati, and said to the proprietor: “If you will $350,000, and moreover ho is shortly to be
let one of your clerks step into the carriage married to the daughter of onset the richest
with me, I will go to my husband's store and trainers in England.
What to do, I didn't give him the money for the goods.”
Lately, however, he
has developed a tendency for increasing his
weight, and this seems to trouble him im-.
boy alone. I happened to think of Howard. with goods in' the box entered the carriage menseiy. Why he should wish to continue
I had heard the omcers laugh about his With the lady. who said she wished to stop riding in races, no One with any sense can
on the way and show her purchase to a friend divine. He would surely do well to retire;
They drove to the asylum and were shown to but he will listen to no advice of the kind.
the parlor. The superintendent entered and Some plainly spoken, people say his greed
the lady said quite calmly to the. clerk.
“Just open the box- and show the things to Anyhow, all I know is that he has to treat
the gentleman.” " '
for making money can not be overcome,
his system most cruelly in order that he may
not “scale” above 117 pounds. For three
was very low and breathing hard, but he iessly drawing near, the lady suddenly seized days before theCity-and Suburban, I am told
knew me, and when I told him who the the box, and was walking out of the room
general was his pals cheeks flushed with joy. with it when the astonished clerk cried,
by some one who really should know,Archer
. took very little solid sustenance of any de-
scription. Meat and vegetables be absolutely
and how he prayed! My own eyes were so. goods go out of my sight until I get the mon- eschewed, his diet consisting chiefly of bread
dim that I could not see much for 'a few oy.”
and tea taken without sugar. Archer does
not keep down his weight by pedestrian ex-
I believe his cnfeebled frame is in-
capable of be necessary exertion. ' He goes
in for “strong physicking,” and any one
aging words to me before he left, and when about. He is getting a little violent. You with sense must know how injurious this is
Jimmy was buried General Howard came had better secure him."
to the system. Now and again he break-
fasts off a couple of seidlitz powders, or
something similarly purgative and cheerful,
looks like a 'weazened and
shrunkened 01 11. After the race yester-
day I saw him quivering and shaking from
head to 'foot with the exertion the race had
cost him, and it is a fact that 'he had to im.
have earned for themselves a reputation’for bibe half a pint of champagne ere he could
their skill in the working of metals, and at steady himself sufiiciently to ride in the city
walls and Mackinaw City we passed through the present day their productions in bronze, and suburban. Again, I say that a man who
the upper half bf Roscommonpounty. The iron, and steel excites admiration and se- will thus trifle and play fast' and lose with
county is too wild and unsettled to have a tonishment. This art industry .is of extreme his constitution cannot be commended upon
county seat, and the two stations in it are antiquity. Mr. Sartow, in his recent hand. the score of wisdom. It may- happen that
book of Central and Northern lJapan, de- '
ulation of the county is made :up of hard- scribes the colossal image of Buddha'of Nara skin" he may “fill out". and'become to a
when Archer finally retires from the “pig-
al
Goods can be left at the Minister
and; Fancy
Store of the MISSES ST. some 33 lain St., Nor-
walk, or at MR3. H. numerals Miliinery. ' 39tf
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Hours till 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. in.
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CHARLE‘ s w._MANY,
Surgeon Dentist.
NORWAEK, CONN.
Office corner of Main and Wall Streets. Nitrous-
0xide Gas administered.
ALEX; s. GIBSON,
Teacher of
Plano-Forte. Organ and illusion]
Composition;
Lock Box 39, P. 0., NORWALK, CONN.
The N orwalk Dye Works
ABE now in successful operation. Ladies’ and
Gents’ Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Secured
in best possible manner without injur to cloth.
Any shade of color prod y
need Which may be do-
red. Work well done and rices reasonable.
certain extent robust and hearty, but I doubt
He looked deplorable enough yesterday
learn, however, that he has resolved to
continue at work right through the present
1
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Imported and Domestic Cloths
of the latest styles, constantly on and. Novel-
ties in Scotch Suitings. Satisfacti
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invite ‘ttention of the public to theireemplcte
stock of
Pure Medicines and Drugs,
ands full line of ’
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Also dealers in
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' Medicinal Purposes.
Careful attention paid to the dispensing of pit
sielans’ prescriptions. £5
ENTIS’I‘BY .--Dr. 0. ll. Kendall can and
will Extract Teeth better and Links Teeth
cheaper than any Dentist in Norwalk. lyi
FRANK T. HYATT,
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LL branches of Dentistry performed at rea-
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used. All wor warranted,
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DWIN K.SELL'E . with James McCreery 8
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Delivered in Norwallr and South Norwalk, at
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J aundicc.
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Sick Headstone.
The stomach imperfectly digesting its contents
causes severe pains in the head, accompanied by
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this distressing affliction take Simmons’ Liver
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Malaria. ‘
Persons living in unhealthy localities ma
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, Constipation
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Therefore assist nature by takingSimmons’ Liver
Regulator. .
. ‘ Billousness.
One or two tablespoonfnls will relieve all the
sea disalnoss drowsinc distress after satin a
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Alcoholic Poisoning.
Simmons Liver Regulator will counteract the
slopes of alcoholic po soiling. By its use the tor-
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stnrbanco corrected, and intemperance pre-
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Yellow Fever.
Tho Regulator has proven its areas value as a
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Colic.
Children suffering with Colic soon experience
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Chills and Fever.
There is so used suffering any longenwith Chills
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the Chills and carries the Fever out or the system.
It ctrkss. when oil othoxremedies fail. '
Dyspepsia,
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- Bladder and Kidneys.
of the discuss of the bladder ori note
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the liver fully and both the kidneys and bladder
will be restored.
I? Take only the GENUINE. which lilways has
on the wrapper the 13“}. z Trudeau“. and sig-
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REAL ESTA-Tn.
Real Estate for Sale.
PURSUANT to on order of the Court of Pro-
bate for the District of Norwalk the sub-
scribor cfi'ors for sale the House and Lot belong-
in to the Estate ofhfary N deceasedpituated
in orwalk on Clifi'Avonue, a “'1‘hoRecks.”Lot
60xilio with convenient houoe,good well of water.
.. A splendid chance to buy a' homestead at a
GE la MILLER
to
small price. . ,. ,
tf Administrator.
House For Sale. '
o. _8 CAMP STREET. house has 9 rooms
With gas, portable furnace, cistern of water,
Borough water on'premises. 'Also a large barn
with stablinicfor several horses, fruit trees.
' . .
grape vines,
. Also .for Sale.
The Cottage House and .lot 0 site there -
deuce of Air.- Chnrles E. St. John Ifight Street.‘1
For particulars apply at GAZETTE OFFICE. '
For Sale.
AT NORTH NORWALK, directly in front of
Mr. Norman Knapp’s place 6 building lets
it. Rent by abont_2qo deep for 5110: Also 3 others
south of and adjoining said Knatpp’s, {oi-850: Also
several other cheap lots from $1 to 820 each. Cu-
less soid by the 1st of May thes magvbe rented
: E. ILSON. ,.
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Full particulars of ,
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A Welcome to May.
B! r. a. RIDER.
Long in winter's icy feathers,
Have the litth rilis been still,
And December's snows have wverod,’
.Over every vale and hill.
Leafiess forest trees have fallen
_ Neath pld January’s blast,
February coldly whispered
Winter, will not always last.
New with rough-but kindly greeting
Swift the March-wind files away
Gentle-weeping sister April ‘
Giveth place to sunny May.
Warmer breezes sigh around us
Sparkling streamlete dance along
Keeping time, their rippling music
To the wood-birds cheerful song.
Green and fresh the grass is Iptlnlinl
Over meadow lawn and ice,
1 All the air is filled withfregrance
From the blomms on the trees.
And the fragile lovely blossoms,
‘ Waving in their woodland home,
Tell us that the, winter’s ended
And the sweet spring-time is come.
All the earth is filled with beauty,
_ Music dwells in every tone,
Mona the lovdly things of nature.
0 what heart can feel alone;
For there are a thousand voices
In the fields and in the wood
All uniting in one anthem
Telling us that “God is good."
And we'll try to learn a lesson ,
From the streamiet and the flower,
And we’ll thank the gracious Given
For the sunshine and the shower. '
For Our Father's many blessings
Every season—every day— -
V Forthebrlghtns-ofthespringtime
And the loveliness of Ray.
m ‘
A Race Between Shlpu
San Francisco Chronicle.
The American ship Mariposa, owned by
her master, , E. S. Manson, and Miles Grif-
fith, Jr., sailed from Liverpool on the 9th of
January, side by side with the British ship
Thomas Stevens. Foch was loaded alike
and bound for this port. This circumstance
prompted the captains to make a wager of
$1,000, Manson claiming-that he would ar-
rive at this port, discharge, take an mother
cargo,and dip his ensign to the Thomas
Stevens before she crowd the imaginary
‘lino or the Golden Gate. The American or.
rived here about eleven days ago, and by
strenuous efforts did discharge and load
withina week. Determined upon winning
both gold and glory, no expense was spared,
and seamen were offered $250 for the run
back to Liverpool, and were given checks
for this amount in advance. Last Sunday
night the Maripoea procured her complement
of sixteen men besides her ofiicors. Every-
thing was ready for departure. The British-
er .was still upon the blue and vasty deep,
and all was :joy and good nature on the
llaripose. ‘ .
But as the sun rose yesterday morning the
tired lookout of the Mariposa sat with his
oyo toward the gate. Slowly there came a
sail, and as it neared and entered the harbor
so the telescope of the lookout discerned the
Thomas Stevens. ‘flIy—, captain; the
Stevens! he cried, and fainted in the cook’s
Stencil w‘iifiéiéry’llinsm “1‘1 .
hours after the arrival of the Stevens, tho
Eariposa wended her .weary way out into
the cold ocean, bearing out with her a man
who was foaming at the mouth and $1,000
hei' this _._,
23.
' ” feet in diameter on to be in good physical condition. He had . . . For Sale or to Rent . l
. . _ . 1k 1 should as was 100 a halo seventy-eight . , . _ . . . . poorer m
sign." I have 36:“ ‘h‘iéli‘e‘iisoi ”a; ”'2‘: Military germ." 1“ Emmi" swim: 30990.1. wide. It Si: very deep which ere images eight feet m length {1 bee: $23322:Bogogléskggg:;slichffili: lltl Nfllmolllmgl‘lsmllllsellllgncfl 00., Room No. 4,111» sum. E'fiil't“°§“"mi‘§"ii"i“i°fi'i3 a
and known an ar at w l P . 3 A severe struggle appears to be Iolnt on at one end—1 suppose 60 feet—while at the roof protects the_ image, and a staging ls wrt rig , 18th Successful Business Year. GAZETTE BUILDING, NDBWALK, “all? an: m," “:3 am éofihfi. $3.10,.” Beer and Light Wines.
at shoe making. learned almost at once to
rooted to assist visitors in examining it. physician told him to use skimmed milk as
in France between “10 ““00““ of an [improved land; in good coudition.ocommodi-
O
Commenting upon the alleged beer-adv
_ h 't -' shallow with a gavel and and e . . . . . Andhas not ontstandingaDollarofunpaidlosses ' > b , . p .
make Shoeslrhxch 71?: olllebgltcl: 33:1,:2? ’8'", service, with “amnion. for those 32:31:. I One-pecllliarity abiut the lake is The casting is said to have been,attempled ll; 0‘13! 21:; $30???“ ‘EndaIiEledillln: Ill Still" as: 3313:; dagil'eln WEI RATES NE W MARKET I 33:53:? .fi‘ihhfié‘ilifdyficefliffo stage light-wine theory for the cure of intemper--
s ,. _ . - _ . . . - _ . . . a are en a a o
:21“: ‘21:: £3123: ‘ hIanuel 0‘ Design by who Imyhmeh' 0W1! expenmv’vi‘t‘llgutthooZegio that it has no outlet. Two brooks run mm“; “01301 “m“33123331251233???2'2.“ 21:3: a new man I believed the skimmed Wx.0.8rnunr. Pres.. s. E. ours-sup. Tress. No. 6 malgnztgggg'ogorwal, Ct. Evaflnufi’fip glove}; YrNiuTmNAggiNK. 11 taillci'Vb'atShewamd upon éhwe_¢x.mp:d01m9my.
' - - defendt roe W”. ”"7“” ‘ ' h t e'ther soaks into the sand or 3 tons o c a . . _ ' . . . ' - - n anon. CowusSec’y. . e or am says:
means of which anybody can learn to draw, tionl- .M. Glmbetta is spokesman for the 2330;12:- erIni depth never changes. ' The stations. The whole is said to weigh 450 milk is a speClfic for Brighl’fi (1156889- A8 to Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, To Rent. .. And now comes acry ofdlstress from Ger-
°ld or young. ' latter, and relies, first, on the idea of equalify and the alloy - is composed of 500 the use of milk plain, or unskimmed, in the
- . EzTNA INSURANCE C°'°‘HARTF°BD' HAMS, POULTRY, e.,aiwa son hand at very . - cad. a, man —the land of wine and lager—a cry of
The“ ‘ child can design patterns, (and I (1 (ii on the absolute necessity of “hm ”my °f Roscommon is Situated on tons,ds of old. 1 954 pound. of mercury, treatment'of typhoid fever and other fevers Incorporated 1312. Charteere‘W- lowest market prices.‘ annular all kinds in its 1,73%? £33.23,""l’zggmnmm:h‘:,,§ “I”; at the “cum of drunken“... Tho
little iris who can do an secon 3's . a divide. From the west Side the, waters Poun g r I. d of the t re atment of typhoid with butter; Capital and Asset.’ $8,902,272.64 . season. T mo; lell try to suit. small mm'gfldcn, Orchard. large front find. . _
have a great many g ' securing men of education for nomeommil- run west into Lake Michigan; from the 16,827 pounds of tin, and 986,090 pounds of Ill 6min W.l.LO0K 00D,lats with Adams Bros. ,J, games”, 0:11:11: mm. and pea-”gum.
the writer had heard Insures against loss and damage byFire, onterms
admirably) she may be set at modelling in
clay. Girls of 12 model just as well as grown
up ladies. Modelling is a very practical work
for training the eyes. After a while the child
may be taught to color and glaze tho ware.
She may soon model cups, vases. &.c., and
cover them with flowers, animals 85c.
stoned ofiicers. Ho thinks the men who
were formerly exempt will servo as corpo.
rals. His,op_ponents reject this theory as
fanciful, and say thatwithout five years’
service, or even longer, experienced non-com-
missioned officers will be simply unattaina-
ble. No Frenchman will remain in the ranks
south side they run southerly, toward Sagi
naw bay; and from the north side they run
toward Grand Traverse. The country is on
mouth of one of the brooks,;:in water about
five feet deep, aud'dragged up some oysters.
copper.
ancient port of
the summit. Mr. Powell and the men rowed is seated, are apparently formed of plates of p
out about twenty feet from the shore, at the bronze ,ten inches by twelve, soldered to.
gether, except the modern parts,
much larger, castings. A peculiar method
The body of the image, '
the lotus flowers on which it
which are
milk, successfully,
three years ago, heardlof an old rallopathic
hysician in Virginia, who, it was alleged
never failed to cure: typhoid fever. As there
were many patients in the United States
army dying with the disease, General Barnes
Painting Business heretofore conducted by hlgm
at No.30 Main St.,to his son, William Hindlcy,
J r.,would return his thanks to this community
adopted to the hazard and consistent with the
and all the most before. :Surgeon General Barnes, about laws of compensation.‘ cowas c MERRILL,
Sole Agents for Norwalk and vicinity.
Notice.
THE undersigned having sold out all his inter-
est in the Hardware, ant) House and Si is
a. E M O V .A. I. f
To the Basement of 68 Wall street, ,
Next door below Jackson Brothers'.
E. BEACH,
House and Sign Painting,
a lots, and plant of land. Applyto
_ STURGESJR Y
iloimes’ Grocery StoreJIain Street. For artic-
ulars apply to
zette Building.
To Rent.
DWELLING containing 9 rooms. Also 4
rooms suitable for cfilces, over G. St 3.11.-
[8]
To Let.
C. 0. BE 8.
tutes for rum and whiskey have for years
pointed to Germany as an illustration. The
advocates of the free sale of beer and ale,
have pointed to the some example. But
north'e Nation publishes a Berlin letter '
upon the alarming increase of intemperanco,
and the use of alcoholic drinks in place of,
Any young person who has been properly even as non-commielioncd 03100;: a. '11! “t“ f construction is said to have been adopted concluded to visit the ancient Virginia doctor
is
or the patronage accorded him and respectfully Paper Hanging and Kalgomining’ V BE Large Hall.recently occupied or in addition to, the use of beer. Belgium
taught, can, in from six months to a year,
produce lead pencil or pen designs which will
sell to manufacturers. 7
I have many children who have learned in
three or four months to draw so that they
could earn their living by it. Mr. Oscar
Wilde says he never saw a more graceful or
beautiful design (original) by a boy 14 years
old in my school. His would sell anywhere.
Designing and modelling is not fanCy work,
and they are of far more importance to poor
children than to rich ones.
he can obtain his release. The remedy would
seem to be to make service as corporal or
sergeant a paying profession ; but the
expense would, it is asserted, be unendura-
hie, and, consideringtho dlterenco between
soldiers' pay in France and the wages of men
like non-commissioned officers, that is fiery
nearly true. The conflict is regards in
France as one involving the whole future of
the 'Army, but social considerations undoubt-
edly exasperato it; The cultivatedjclasses can
not endure the notion of their sons wasting so
They were as good looking oysters as I had 0
ever seen in Oyster bay or along the Shrews-
bury river. They were fat ”and healthful.
Noticing the water was salt, I was filled with c
.wonder.
“How came the water salt
is just about as salt as it is at the mouth of
Shrewsbury river.”
“Well, oysters won’t live in fresh water,
will they ?" asked Mr. Powell, smiling.
say the ocean gets its salt from the codfish ;
but the lake did not get its salt from the oys-
ters." ' ‘
mold first,
They harsh. clanglng sounds
They are struck on the
pine beams which are suspended by strong till-
ropes.
namely, of gradually building up the walls
the lower' art of the casting tients. .
Of the mom 8! D General Barnesinquired: “What is the mode’ a
ooled, instead'of constructing the whole
and than making the casting in a
?"Iasked. “It single piece. The various temple belles,
same of which are of great size, are remark- . . _ '
able for the sweetness and melloweess of you’ve got lto do is to get uhe patlnnts
their tones, which contrast greatly with tho
of European belles.
outside by huge
and learned how he treated his typhoid pa-
When he met {the old gentleman,
of treatment by which you succeed i”
“Why‘” replied the venerable physician,
“it's the simplest thing in threworld; all
stomach and bowels in good order, and then
fill them up with buttermilk, atd keep their
stomachs filled with that al e. ,That's
I never lose a patient if heisn’t already
in a collapsed condition when I get to
a
sk for a continuance of the same to his succes-
sor. Persons
ubseriber are requested to call and settletho
ame immediately.
Norwalk, Jan. 16th, 1881.
having unsettled accounts with the
WILLIAM HINDLEY.
nannies s. nooxwoon,
Fashionable Draper and. Tailall
TEE MODE]:-
patronlge solicited.
Residence-Lewis Street.
NORWALK‘, CONN.
All work entrusted to use shall ,be promptly
reasonably and well done. A share of the public
33;!
Connecticut Telephone 00.,
NORWAEK DIVISION,
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~ nor as esseeslsrse or assure ll sma- " 5'8 t ““3“? ”5., n. manor; 0', or
GENTS’ FURNISHING Ill-”031”“ Illa eslusslume rs sa'rlf. k ‘ - cusses. inane. New Canaan. ' l-m
, . d‘ B . - - - e ‘
Mainstreetmorwalk 0°“ gagengress.so.Noi-walk - Glace For Sale or to Rent.
Adam‘s Express Co- at S. K. Stanley’s
lull particulars of the agent, 3. J. STUBGIS;
No. 4 Gazette Building.
noted inNew Canannmcor the Reservoir of the
House Barn. and other cue-buildin
Pal the Odd
fellows, at the low yearly son of 0150
Farm for Sale;
an Homestead of the late Soul Hickok, com-
prising about 75 acres of tillablc ground lit-
Norwslk Water Works. It has a
good DI Hill
"1838:!- I:
has, since 1840, more than doubled the use
of alcohol, and in the industrial. countries
has dram shop for every sovonpersons
In Germsnythodram shops increased in
two years 12,261-sbout ten per cent. The
smperorofGerlnany, in his late address to
his parliament, called attention to the sari-
cusincreaso of crimes andmisdsmsonors
committed hymen in a state ofdrunku-
ness, and parliament has sought to limit
the number of licensed dram shops. Itis».
apparent that wine and her are unproven-
! b0 0“ “he cted todoanything ' ‘ ' ' - ‘ I ’ #2: him." . . I _ . Ada .Le - . -.Market ' , .
I ‘ y ' '9 h 3min encration be large a share of ,active life in ”mm. bar “Where did it come from f" I asked. ,. Surgeon General Barnes tells l°lll inform; ' ' Si &B 1111 Rooms ling? 3" fly I‘m” sm’" A House and One Afil’u"f Land, on Meet tives ofdmnkenneas Rather they, awaken},
°' be “flung 1“ e g g ’ ks ~ - Household Hints. - 1111' 1'68 11g 3 Baldwin,A. mar. p. - Residence - and stimulate the appetite for stronger
or she must know something of Industrial roe. ' .-.-_—_._.——_._-=_-—_-_= “Well, I’ll tell you the history'of my oye- ‘ th ow awa ant that he adopted the “1mm 1‘ "emu“ Wall Streets. Up Slur-- ' Bank. Feirfleld Oo. Nat - place any be had on reasonable terms. ‘33 to drinks." . . ‘ . "
Art. These people who do not understand suppose a man should belong to a church. tar raising in the center of Michigflh- I If you have a garden. (10 I“? k T -. t ,8: among the soldiers in the army, d has found cleaanQECOmfm’ “mm Workmmhipand $33;in mo}. - - Resign-pg: Nomm’u‘mh 16th,1881. it. W. All?“ —._._.___
this are exactly where their Grandfathers occupy a good pew, participate in all the ves- used to live, at South Oyster bar. on Louis the soapsuds from the infilndry ’b :31? It on it most efficacious. It appes that some gloiotolgggpilsylfiggatndance are leading features of Ealfitnwsc '3; p- . . . Drn‘gfiigg ' A Physician’s Teetimony..
were when they opposed reading and wright- try sociables in winter. and come around Ill Island. We always used to planl the 03m" as a fertilizer for your 0‘79: m; for break ten years ago the “19‘1”“ “‘9'“ "3 Of Franc” E. APELL, Proprietor. u inpionia'.’n.'abo. - Gazette gmee Farm for Sale. In m., of what m been “id 1-way lg, .
lug. gas and railroads. Drawing and art all the strawberry festivals in the summer. at the mouths of fresh water streams, where A nice way to prepale P0 a _ nets and Russia compared notes as o the- use of 8.1155553 $35.13,. . ‘ - 3,8,53,523‘: BE number "mien the we! hm D . vi d ‘ good many quarters about the evils’ pf?
workareat present what . ading and ML and then, when he received acircular asking they ran into the. bay. An oyster wants fast is to out cold boiled ones in soi ut plain sweet milk -in the-treat ht of their Geo. ward seneck’ “Tug?!“ - 50%,“1‘0'3'33 Gmwsikggggflgfiggfiafiggg‘gg am“. smoking by the young,the gm:
ting once were. Ameriéednsl after EN!- him to remit hi5 portion 01 “1° “mum“ e“ 11'“ flesh “‘1 ha" “1‘ ““6" NW’ I Piece" and ‘1“) them m. beaten egg“ an p . hospitaityphoid P8093“: and “cumd "1 Has in his New Stored Slfiiiicni‘i‘li.‘ 7 1.3.2301... moflflseéggrslui‘il fdfifil‘t‘lnh'k Conn. m! be aptly mind whether their email (15
land imitates her. steal: her 158mm: ‘01’ senses: we'em’m‘l “9°" hi’mmm‘m’ mm“ I 1‘“ a 1"“ “Wynn n° ““6" "he” °” a bum“ pm plate mmehovento the statement that mllknot only ofwonder Hasnrsssasrs new stars. will sum. B-fic’i'il'i'i' . ‘ ' '3‘” 33%: m ' ° ' 9 m ' not owe themthe moral efiect of examples
lows, her. and France and Germ“ in a“ and declaim about We ““1““? °' “mm“ Th“ is: if the” i' a“ “"19" iv"1"“_°“gh m When they m 119‘ and blown send Um tul emcaoy in typhoid cases, but if the treat- A complete mmmenm‘me ”mm“ °‘ Danni liaisons. - - - 8.33.3” EOR SALE. 1.: well as precept? And the further out» »
that is original or in “style," and yet When mmmenu upon pow holders? The church “my bottom. Now, ”It Won'throinthrzlolil: “$37.1... object to the odors of many of me“ or “we" generally. l GHUBERIES, PR9VI§IILNS, FilliUIl'S: 23331:; ffif” . ' . ' . ginseng Tw£,,':’.¥,3:€‘2,‘ltiyn.‘i“3“ Ifi‘igli'r‘lvéf't. tion may be asked, whether posterity has.
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1°“ 1’um ‘0 9°09“ to 1“" their children 009mm“ would simply write 1.1““ down as sand. I knew “us because W“d : I w feet th d's'nfectants used at the present day will “That was very greedy of ye Tommy. t0 {‘5‘}; $.01} {iflh‘éfii‘ila gifio‘iini‘aiilsccih‘igm. 53331.13. - coal, Uppes: €32. - not claim: that smokers are bound to .re-,
decently educated, as all children should 118,- . snivelling sneak. which he would be. and South Oyster bay in tho san wa ve .h e l 1 l b' ticnable on this account eat your little sister’s share of c kennel-1'01) “is“ Wm, mode or any Grocer in town. (223} Ferris,.l. H. 's . Coal, mgegigmgg For sale- UPC“ ? A London 11“!ch bears thisfor.
so as to create taste to be used in manufac- turn him out of the church. Is there any fromthe safltlwater. fiat itt wt: all'liys'filvlill fin: cthartsioad 21:: blsjiib gases in a surprising told me, m“, I was always ,9 ,3 8 her part.” m and leave your orders- i'ffl'h‘iii9a ' - .2 hangar fire HE well known RIDE“? 0‘ WP'fifi, 0' cible testimony: “I“ no instance i.‘ “‘9. Pl!
' orant parents or out ‘fwe d0 nizstion whether of 8 Will!“ 5°91“: 501m“: l ' PM“ “‘ ° ‘5 3‘ °' ““ ‘ ‘1‘ “u - 5““ T°m___.*.my' M" R EMO‘ V AL! WWW-A's" _ ' . ° - “men“ - ; S’Pm'mf‘mmnin” in ”m" “l ° .33 euro father more strikinglyvnlled await“.
2132.333; of fancy wor .5 glassy oftl-ligious character. in which the stay and'keep-lt so. My ears, taking lumber way. ; ple.ces can‘be laid on plates and put 0“t The first circus started out i m Putnam . _ . 83%;; £1352. inn. . , age‘lssgg . 313:] of 53%: :fium,,h‘§?foffi=n£‘§d§?°l children than in the sin of tobacco 51.110538:
I was the first man who evei‘introduced first\re:lllllit€ of good membership is note to Saginaw, had to come back empty-l 53“ 0‘ 518mm“ 3“?“ room. 1 as than county, N. Y. it} 1827 or 182 We WP‘. . B ' S ' B L A. S C E R ’ fiiiiif’ni’ng't‘gi' ' - 'rlanlgg will 3R$:m£°'3:n3§3°i‘36.'am out :m'l‘dln .36 The encrvflion. the hJPOChOIldriflliS. “I!
ral Art or Village Anoschools to England. contribution to the common fund necessary costs nothing but the pumping in Saginaw; Caper sauce is nothing more or e l posed the cirCus jokes of 188g ere much a“ femovcd to Lockwoo ’sBuilding. Waugh.“ 1'1.“ Form," 00. . . R. 31.13:: gang's" gus- "Wing‘s: 3th 3:182:13 Sikh's, 3.5.1:: hysteria, the insanity, the dwarlish deform»
2 tr receive them gladly 1 'ts su rt? We certainly knoyv of none. so I shipped back fifty 0“ 1W1. 0‘ “1‘ and drawn butter lance Wlth “'0 01' ““99 “b 9' ,older than fifty-four _ years: _ V, thown foot of insulin831 wing}: hhzc £33333? and turn- gill“??? -. _ - - . '~ “mg“ ma Kornlk'wm, ,h, 183,. 15,, mes, "m wmumptlon'me Iufleflna'limunil- ‘_
itrasaazbild can design she may be set at 15.21., Willa-breakers have honor enough put in iNo-Hou‘th like- Then 1 "hi 1° spoonfuls of Flt-“lch “Pm “fled; Pl“ gem. imam ____._,. ' , ‘ - c k GI & I fii‘fh°°‘§h2:é.§§' D‘- .' - maggot: new nunnnnn nonaans willbu dull“ 0f the Children of inntnle match.
coast , ( nels) which can be learned 1 ft asrecently “mph-acme contribute their Smith Robinson, at Soush Oyster bay, and in before you take the sauce from the re . :Mrs. Vanderbilt pa s $7,000 a ear to her Glncelles, [00 my, ass, 0. Egyfictfu. PAY 5,,le _ 'D"{§fi“" A ”mm “mu“, hurean o, mum”! W ample testimony to the feeblene” and
w “mu: p? 1 er ive a beginner e ’ r notes toacommondefensefund- hid hlmlhlp I!“ tell bfiml‘ Of Small Gym“ lemon juice may headded if you °h°°'°' new French cook. firswander t. you see, Hesives nlsb 9'93'c'finitt‘ém'ont" “abusing” gull-3",." ' - ' . ' Residual: 33:5,, ‘33. . fiib‘lflhfioflifig {33:333th unsoundness of contition transmitted by
in mil an 11:11.1 havllaei'nado'scores of panels $91.: $3 reserved for the reformers to —-littlc fellows no larger than marbles, an The capers come in 1mm“ may 1°?“ has?!“ liretlnofml’allngk.:°g“igggE" 23:: “.“dm’m 1’“ cp . g ' . Jayq‘uizléw .Jr - ~ noflggggg own. Apply at the oazam orrion. those addicted to this pernicious habit.”—
more “‘9'“ ' . 4 . - ‘ ' 1 iasher for very- ay use, an oing a e coo l . -- . Keeler . - - - . . -
- ' ' > {them “19 31“ Of pm“ I put them All economics Sp 9 ~ - GREAT IERM ”ESTROYEB l K dall J b M D - - Residence Illustrated Weekly.
at for cabmet- Wm W Th" “PM“ sound a 10"“.d’P‘“ °‘ d““°“°' ““5“ °'°“ .0... ° , . - ~ - o of enamelled Transom». . en '0. not . . o... no... Farm for Sale. .
‘°”p°°‘°ma' I‘ “m bu“ few mm “mm “meme. ml; lgufihmi- 'T‘; $.22?$3221.:£33.”££3§Z.§ilii,il°.{3$ 33m: 25283251233315 finished with Youommmam com- ' DABBY'S $3§§3§x$f¥ifi °°“"rl§ifieil§§ Tansubsgmgréflerglgs “gag",ggmtggg an... York school-min writing nutter
. . . - -- _ , . ' ' _ , ' """ ‘- ' ‘ 'toowno mnn ‘ fcon '
to qualify an average clever boy or girl to them belongs the unenvia c 1 inc ion_ 0 . 1t ter fish all ’ f 1 tflannel- these may be past. 1 hould not permit the 34 ng men ,0 . .0 ‘ ,Wkwom,1_ 5!“!th Rename. o te: tinn° ame m New York. mm mm mm of condolence totho widow o g m .
' I I lcode Now I’m putting m some other sa we so ops o scar e ’ p'exmns s ' 10 ac “3 ll Lounsbury & Blasell 00- ‘ 0m“ 0" i it ' l a ontl situated on who had been his friend says “I am pained
make 310 01‘ $15 per week a panel carving. formulating 3 new ”he!“ “1 the Fm“ . he ’ll row. th ed c with a little mucilage. This. kiss them on the cheek if they wo ld become . ~ .0 _ at n “mo Howl“ _ _ .0111“ Saratogn Spr use. in pa ad yh M t _ . . .
But for this taste, must be previously trained of politics, under-which it becallnhg: 3331:; lie? 01:31:: whaling. :altyas (lgyster offing?” lfept clean that it .is a very sue?" married. go go off quickly, they onld keep Pam” of Small P”. . figi‘lgl’i‘k & co. : $3533: $3321; gellllfi’lflgtfiflfiafififi wehgm: x—ends,bggggovtovlze:§fl.mm ,_
. . - ° . - ' g . -_ g , . ’ . r l' g . . ' ' a o ‘ n -’ . :m ; .
l“ “mum" It I“ quite as easy to work m mt a mm". to contribute I: a it: e for hay I know that any'flshv living in_0yater bay cessful‘appendage to the washstand. , g. the" pgwflc y o SMALL POX Jg‘fig‘acd ahealeu "Miller. $3331}, . ”3,631,133: 3:3,, soggy so, wagon house and stapling. hay loft meet again."
sheet-brass and stamped leather. . his own political family. an on 0“ 8h “1'11" here ,, ' An excellent way to wash black cambric Anew hat styled “Over the Ga en Wall" . Gangggne stemmed” . fififi‘f‘fiefi, . . - Residence «$51!- $3: $31133 paggfiggmg “3:333,- Eight 'of the United gm” Senators are .
nun." unfortunate that people cannot a party to take up a @1196an fromt ose w ' ' ' 'P ell ave l" dresses is first to re are water for is essentially the young ladies’ at 01 “1° fiRADIOATED, ”fo‘fimhemmpmy, North. G. S. - , -~' -_- Gaga can mum.“ mo’Jme u damped,og"fll.°x- newspaper proprietors. Among them are
bemsdstounderstand that if children are of its members who happen to hold us On arriving at the house, Mr. ow 3 ii and came pldp t ll -. period. It has an enormous in, to be Southey cured in short gortvfiigfilertte _ _ . 0m“, changefolflllngepropeflyLAEOEIui¥Jter articu- Senator Fairhwho owns put of thev
their e es and hands in design- h 5 and gnjoy its emolumente.—Boston ‘us an oyster breakfast—rawoysters as goo it thus, To four quartsof co we or a ow 3 ,ilted over the eyes and beat up at the back. 0 t . ,. Gem” ed T llm'd . d 1,3333“, n.0,, Won“, ,. . one. tars “lid“ of s “Named“. Cit Enterprise, and Senator Hill, who has
taught to use . y . ki thin . onor as Blue Points, broiled oysters on skewers. pint of wheat bran; bad it for half an hour, It is dented in on the crown. an trlmmgd 5%; jagggs plum fiycl “1.1 d [fag-gigs“ 1}]ng We”. Norm“ Lock Co. _ . . 8:112: . e an nterest in m. Denvor Tribune.
ing and modelling and in ma us 8 Traveler. , ,____._. and fried oysters—all from his lake in the then strain it and wash the dress in it; do not round with cascades of_ ficelle la , adhnge made leacslngt..k P" For sore Throat it is a figmgffifififl So'cmy' . . mg Desirable Pl‘OpC 101' 0. Richard King, is a small.swarty Irishman,
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'mm‘ in “‘3” "7' - - ' ' The: Idfll- then onl on those. Blue the starch deeply ”m“ 5 “ ° ‘ fleshed by bath"!!! . h- ‘ i..l'v’. n. i). - Residence 1 shot a lldin Lots .itn'atodon ’ '- -
- ' mull 1'3““ “"8917 German. . 22.35.32 . y . ’ - . .- th Prophylactic P ““1”“ ' - . 1 “5°" ow °‘ .“ 3 horses and mules are estimated at 000
If you take two little. girls of thelfiamg ltageagof loc’ation there are summoned 'up in Some thirty years ago Mr. Green an amla- and iron on the wroag ride. The Longfellow Memorial assoc tlllon call: {mm added ,0 me DIPTEERIA gaifgeazggh on“. _ gags“? om:g:;f&o;.‘%ggcfipgp.nd Lot on ner- head in all. His ranche, the San ‘Gertrnllss;
hblhly leach one ‘0 design and mode ’ an ( t'l't of soil which makes a satisfactory Pe- bie Englishman seeing a rather shabby old —————————.——~ for a national subscription of one mzzeggp 85mm“ Co’mmwm“ PREVENTED propollcr Dock - - 31:33:: w... sue‘et a.“ West Avenue, for sale at a bar. is seventy-five miles in length and includes '
not “1° “he" and then “ 14'years 0f age Put er 51 y 'almost a certainty. The total 1 his for'a seat in church opened his At the Union depot the other day ' an 01d ‘0? “bl“ a 93mm“ 0‘ maggot; preserve ”filled by “3- “9" i“ ‘ . littlié‘i‘d‘. mime... - Store "u“ “"1““? “s E. assortmlast Avenue, “my the “Mk °t two counties in ”nu”
them both ““0 a factory, or I“ dress-making cum, re'mmtherc buying a 160 acre sec- man :0 r geckoned to him and’placed him ”“1“ “711° had ”"6"“ .3 match,then~a “he." “3“) "ulbfio’il: :1, 3333131312.: an a portion $2333}, madehnrm- . , _ _ ' Rnymollg .EGNR'RCI‘B? .- 38:13:33: ml or to D.W.Fitch.Wcst Avenue. - wellem Tem- . u
or into a Shop. 0! even out at 8817106: 3°“ cost °t 80mg ' it u p" 00 ' ~ ‘ ' d of tobacco. then a'postage Stamp. and 138“! t e Doe” nthc houses dCharles less and‘purifled by mullet" dlssled- 33:33,“,th . Upper onicc _ "The crownod’heads of Europe seem
' t'on of Government laud, breaking p, in a comfortable corner, With prayer an . ., of the grounds betwee . » . finkhng Drabys Shep Fever prevented y m Lower on,“ , Small Place for sa|e very favorable inclined toward American
will always find the first can learn the Map l lt' tin it and raping the first crop-is h mn books. The old gentleman, who care- besought the loan of a key to open his old river on which to erect a memorla llluid abouht. B m nethlfee‘lsfhnnpleasant ;¥:..ydll%2lln?fi “ere _ - _ Bum“. . . _ juvenile periodicals. An empresss and .
ness in half the time the other requiresu I on W“ K ’ . .1 of the’ y - reeled satchel came back the fifth time and said to .._'_——4—._ . . To Part/11‘; 6,. 5,9,? i,‘ odors. ' ~ SeileckBrothers, - -- Grocers SMALL, two-story Houac.wl_th one acre of queen are known ,0 be regular subscribers
. . - at about $650. The v no full noted thenameln those latter.exp : . . “he 5,, . tere is too Cleanse e e , “em“ as. _ _ gamma Land mu BroadRiver Budge,“ one", . _ _
have alwayl found that It Was the 113mm"t em'“mtedi fixed at 6600 and after that the his {hanks warmly at the close oftheservices. the stranger whom he had most annoyed: “ AhL 339°“ l‘t‘g’fiifimimny in mum“ octagl’tlbfl warming“ 1% 33:32: ::h%iifiglnl‘l;v 31;: Sherman, S.J, _ _ _ Stable or me a, ‘ low me.” close an mm. En m St. Nicholas, and now u is “Id "mt, fig
' ' “m cm” ' ’ . i - » ‘ ' ' ' “1“" “mm" - ' a r“ ’9 ‘ ' a b r the Smith w’. ELsCo. - Hardware quire attire GAZE TE OFFICE. 6 Prince of Wales takes six copies 0
girl, who put on the most alrsand 18 above h smaller and 81'0" . the incident from. Mr. 0M: mend. can you tellme how many times 1 the authors“bemg too muc occupied 6’1"?“ be use, a on s r . . L . . on,“ i f house-
her business. I have had hundreds Of pupil“. “pen” will becziucwhiie the return will ggn’fiecfilcction when he one as, ye. the human heart beats per minute i” “No, 23:: gyoung girlgg’ms they are callIll .” Evita gag: feiiéé‘i'fn‘iianny fifi§pilgfliiiiiflfifif _ 253.51%? sin - . _. .llcsideno: DW-LLINGS all?“ '0' “1° 10““! 990? ° ° “5
frpm every wall; 1iln halo].1 11!!!! present clause: “all: t 16;:er as v The emanates“ are “ind an in timation' that by the death of . sir 1.» "Can you tell me who first discovered thallinglish nov‘ollss‘ti “argrzgfi [$15] 633:; 3‘” Scan prevented. - ‘ Agf‘ggmlfgfrgggfl 3353,52, 9°52; ' . gouthgorwau: AND _ An interesting portion of the preliminary .
from the P“ c °° 5“ “0"!" 611° ° cons ' -- ' - - the c'rculation of the blood ?" “No sir i" W" W“ en an - - " - *- ' Stings, ac. Stillson.G.'O. - - rnssls . t ftho d “amen, of lcultnro relate
glam”). My “perm“: confirm m um «Mien: w'OOd supply,dthe 1:3? 33:21:13? ”anon“ 3? 0010“?“ng n I: 1131:3315 “Dolyou know whether the pulse ehould f,"3193's“:lilgoAnl‘ljllzlhlffil.l 333333 SCARLET 1)ng orl‘i’ggliffllmafiogf g?:wl’glllagé§dhEB-S-: .- P «133:: ‘ Bunldlng LOIS. :33; gultivation of tonic Elena, withth;
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Ihave said, and I can assert that Art-work blow over the expose P leteilolfimn dur- "mud: " 'ld mali without relatives. beat seventy or seven hundred times a min- srgiuig gig" precients to hear from—NW £1315 removed by ".3 figmiufigpggggggfiwmgggfi: snzfiwfioxgglnggfigpgfirgfi: 1:33;; 3:13:33 £2” fiiifi'nlfiyfi‘mli,
“mm “mm” 1°” them” than the m," We “mm apd “Songhai emigrants "I ‘30 tary 0,0... ma him in his favor he “‘0 1’” “NO-.1 ‘10“. A“ km"- about the. "WW Hm“ , ..___._L FEVER Cured. WW.” 1'9”" W"‘°"’§'B'B“"d°" ‘ - ”3:31:23 . “kW???“ Knifditcfgfi ifi'ii‘i‘in'it‘lfff is destined at ‘no late day to supply the do-
There i“ no country in the world where ing that mm ave ' eel, Green . I“ pre ' d found that he bore human ”item is the fact that if you bother ' f ”:0 ears-old lweighing ' “Ffad‘wud' wwa'bh‘amwnsfi'on'r. ' : 33.3.3.1 Bfilli‘lnslotein and out or Borough mand of our own people. and to enter the
honest hard work is so much looked down on. COMING going there. inquired 31’0“ him, an me two seconds longer I shall exert a prel- Thomaol'ofilglgsundz’ membg, in good In fact. it Is the stunt Jog“, gunk“, on,“ . Tings“, mo , Enquire at this Ofllco. ”my, mun, in favorable competition with .
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the “fill.“ character. There w“ l.‘ marvol- sure of 5,000 pounds in the endeavor to raise over “'0 the. Presbyterian that produced by any other country.”
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and regular standing 0‘ Messages to and from ray Offices, will be
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to them“ “ °" 1’1“" “‘9“ children “boy." °V°"°PB.“Y‘hm8 01. the kind we 3'" he}. lously courteou. pit r {hat bequest but 331;“? sol”. growled the tlild 0°15... as uifs church of M“‘"°’°“gt.”huadl8ter'c “Ellie? , . 3.1.? ecdsegtfeoggeggivedthxcflmigs‘30:?“ . - For sale Cheap‘ Cfl%:8‘ll:ieselllnl2=:l.oked cigar to theggnan who
it This is very true, and "‘7 uM-epubh- to gccuAr m ‘l‘e landof 11...?ch '32.: .a ’w'lldfor lion: “a: :0: $30 000 a year ’for a sidled 03; :‘but don't "V ‘0 9393 that 011 on Y ’ affirms that balling“ in fills. nightg J H Z LIN & 00 o 33%??? targg‘goyrgwhsro “own“ m“ - opens the carriage door The latter politely
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prejudice agalns Begin waiter . Slpzldég‘idyou $31113“? , , coin is W Press. . His neighbors say theygm and have always sweep, 3,; a any “home on“, nude, . Black Enameled call“ Boar“, stoops and picks “ up. “Why, then,dld you
’a dollar f"
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trained to work i ' W 'at a discount. I can only take it for ninety-
at all hours of the n A ' House on Fair Street.
with drawing and. modelling that they may
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The sun is no invahd. b Y found him wide awake-
Costl outfit free. Address Tnun all Co.
south to spend the winter. .
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refuse it when I offered it to you 1’" says the
Augusta,
ntleman. “But,” iotorted the other, proud-.
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SHILOH’S VITILIZERis what you need
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become' accustomed to llllfls th hands and two cents. Elsht «Messe- _ .*___ . for Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi- h ing. Cough and Bronchitis can obtain guns; Gamma and Blue I“ Flillll «Mk _ Apply to B. J; StuI'EOE- x; “I am not .3 object om”?-
'd be f iliar with Phil! d designs, LEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable For lame back side or chest use Shiloh’s ness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia, Price GROUP. W 9°Pd by 3111101110,”. Mun- MACHINISTSHET‘L“ g. , . L n BYWGIO' . 00 l .~.~ , t Enoch. . . .
“ye" an m ' t t as carpen' 8 male on b. Shiloh's Cure a sure Poms Plaster. " Price 25 centeJionson 50 and 75 cents met,- bottle. Manson Hoyt, immediately ”11"“ u “ '- seam 05ml! l ' ’ ~
and by deema be 9‘1““ ° ‘° by m“ “ neon Hoyt, agent. noyt. seem. - , .:.- ‘ ' if ase’nt- , ' Ion Hakim" “
tore, smiths or anything else. It take! no remedy for you,
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