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was Plus, It. Y. reb. 1,—0nneaa
atrium enact-lid he'll-am weddingh
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llllivll Will Get Illa Opportunity.
W, Feb. l.-—-The [lichen of Jam
Smith have accepted the challenge of John
I. Bullivan to defeat the English champion in
six roundsorforfeitm, hutsurrmmd their
with many conditions. It is likely,
however, that Sullivan, who would gain noth-
ing but theutisfaction of demonstrating h'n
superiority by knocking tlmith out, will over-
look theprovisoe, and the «attest may take
place at an early date. ,
A xiv-eaten Escape.
Nitw llavzs, Feb. l.-—Michacl J. Calla,
an attache of the New Haven opera bruise,
while cleaning snow of! the roof of the build-
ing yesterday wax hit by a sliding take of ice
and knocked down, falling to the ground, a
distance of n'xty feet. It was a miraculous
escape from death. A few slight bruises
about the head are all the injuritoascertuinad
thus far, though it is feared that he in injured
internally.
Disenuraglng to “'olnan Stimulate.
Maniacs, Win. , Feb. l.-The supreme court
yesterday reversed the order of Judge Win-
slow, of the circuit court of Racine county, in
them of Mrs. Brown against the election
inspectors of Racine,and remands thecase
for further prweedings. Th’ut ruling denim
Olympia Brown the ballot for other than
school edit-la, amt practically ends the vile
hated corded by the women of llaeim tor
Maze-
An Ocean Steamer Disabled.
lasnos, Fob, l..-Tlie Bflllih slimmer ls—
PARMRAPHB ABOUT. NW8.
Col. 1'. .W. lligginece, the author, in a
gnatoutotdeorsmnnmuditdevotedte the
tricycle and the woman.
lord Wolseley threatens to take away the
Highland‘s soldier's hilt. and the Highland
mldierthreetemm makea row in return.
Richard Henry fitaldard, the poet, writes
thur dlsparagingly of uomne brother hsrdlu
“Mr. Lowell knew when he had written
enough in the dialect of New England,
Bayard Taylor in the Quaker dialect of
Pennsylvania, and Jdin Hay in the dialect
of Pike county; but 1'11)an of the stamp
of Will Carleton, Mr. Adams and Mr. Bruce
are lea wine, or more avid for money than
reputation, for they are atill grinding stupid
music out of their rustic hurdy gurdiee."
Kaahin Kath is the nameof a llindoo as.
trologer who aetouishcs European visitors.
He told a political oiilcer that Sclndia would
die such a day, and die Bcbidia did. He has
even testimonials from lieutenant generals
and members of turmoil, who note two extra-
ordinary things about him-first, that be can
tell "the present, met, and future of man's
life by looking at his face merely"; and,
second, that he is "above pecuniary views."
Aatol-y comes from Honolulu that after
Queen Kapiolani and her daughter got home
from their recent trip to Europe they caused
to be put up in shop windows pictures of
themselves taken in London in the superb
court costume that they had bought in Paris.
A native mob pained resolutions denouncing
this breach of Sandwich Islands customs ml
to clothes, visited all the shops where the
pictures were displayed, destroyed the por-
traits, and then went to the palace and dc-
manded that the costumes themselves be do-
livered to them. The royal ladies had to
yield, and saw the triumphs of Worth torn
tnpiecee bythe mob. A promise was then
exacted that the queen and princess hen-after
ivould wenr the native costume, and the mob
broke up. »
The Earl of Derby, whose neat is in the
suburbs of Liverpool, is a pronounced klcp
tomaninc. His gracc's particular weakness
is for old silver, and the greater its antiquity
and bamty the more certain it is to find its
way into his pocket. There is a story to the
effect that while kneeling at the communion
table only the ready hand of the rector sated
the quaint old wine cup from sliding up the
earl's sleeve. It isthe duty of his valet to
examine his master‘s clothes every morning
when he has dined out the night beforu.
“'hatevcr is found is taken to the countess,
a beautiful and good woman, who returns it
to the owner with a pretty note of apology.
Theearl is quite aware of his untortunntc
wukncsa, and has struggled against it in
vain. No fear of detectives or exposure
makes heavy his light fingers, and it is said
he will not trust himself to go alonn to a a
public sale Where old silver is dtvplayml, I
‘ Drawerll, Atlanta, Ga.
sufferer immediately.
' walk. and all druggiute.
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ternational contests at London. Edinburgh, . I .
Paris and Berlin; he came near being per- WOOD MAME“, Genera] lmurflnwdgeflily
maiicntly disabled by rheumatism. lla ' noon”! Fire, Life and Accident.
recovery h the one of a remedy inlailihl.
incuring r cumutiem and all blood dioceses
it told in alcllar from his office, .02 Wuh-
lugton et., ‘L'hlcago, dated June 20, 1887.
Ho write»:
“Your remedy has done wonderful ser-
vice for me. her the peat five years 1
have been troubled with rheumutio pains.
”My right hand had become almost ute-
leee and I was gruduull losing speed as a
shorthand writer. A riend of mine, Dr.
Dedirich, advised me of your remedy. I
need a down bottles of S, 8. and am now
entirely recovered. 1 shall never “lane to
commend your EXI‘BHK’IIl medicines. and
wish you much success.
"Yours truly, A. s. Wurm"
And here i; another witueu:
"llnui'ou’, Ark, August, 25th, 1887.
" Last spring I van dangerously afllicted
with erysipelaa, and my life was tie-paired
of by my phyniciana. Ar 11 lust hopoI
tried 8. S. S. and soon found relief, and
in two uceke wan able to attend horny
business. I need fivehottle».
“ S. I]. Wt'r'ruouu, Ed. Snline Chunk."
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diaeaaee
mailed free. Tun Sum tiraclvrc 00..
Advice to Mothers.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cullingteetb? If
m, send at once and get u bottle of
MRS. “'I‘SSLOW'S SOOTIIINO SYRUP FOR
Cuannnx Tnz’rumo. its mlueis incul-
culnble. It will relieve the poor little
Depend upon it,
mothers, there in no mistake about it.
It cures (lynculcry uud dmrrhm u, regu-
latee the stomach and “bowels. cures
wmd colic, softens the gums, rcducga
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Bins. \Vixsnow's
8001mm SYRUP rou Culnnnl-zx TEETH—
l‘so is pleasant to the taste, and in the
prescription of one of the oldest and bet-u
female nurses and, physician» In the
United States, and is for sale by all
druggisls throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle. 819437
A Household Necessity.
A bottle of llair's Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound in tho lwst.
quickest and most cfl'ecluul Cough svrup
mudc. Will cure cmumn your children.
Don't bt‘ wllhont it. Price 25¢. a bottle.
Every bottle bears the fur uimile of the
signature of Joe. E. linirin red ink. Fol”
sale at Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor-
Still-lint
sasn, Bums.
nan!) ween worm.
omn Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Strange.
or ALL nuns. ”'“i'iv'wefiugnf‘ggvmuuxpwuumm to
-NW‘MW V”, . Notary Public. , Acknowlcdgelnenle'i'aken.
Largo Stock 0f (”mums Railroad 'l'lcketll. narrate Checked
for, Trimming to Destination. '
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SEWERS!
Strum Sawing, Planning,
and Towing.
lumber ‘ardlrhlugca'ia'i-lmhl anal currmgn- I". M. PI ERG E
Mill at font of Marshall Streel. SEWfi‘fi“ ”mp3
South Norwnlk, Conn. my
General Sewer Contractor
in pr ed tomake wnnectlona with main sewer
yum n this city on the most favorable term.
lea intcn . log to connect with the recently laid
newm‘ln thin city will find it to their advantage to
call on him. 834 if
P‘. M. PIERCE
Box 29. South Norwalk, Ct.
Halal, Bailey & Ill.
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NEW onuos
M the
OldStand!
WASHINGTON S’l‘.
We have now received a full‘rupplvof now drum,
and invite inspection and ll'lll. 0-day we are
better lumlehcd than ever Willi nll llml goo» to make
up atlnst rinse drunb‘lorc and the millic can he ne-
anred of the frontier: stock from it let: to have
Plilll‘llllllllll compound
at short notice and and in the meet skillful man
GEO. c. STILLSON.
”W .¢ 9......—
Wc are prepared to do ailrst class Job of
SLATING
In olthdv BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PBNARGYK SLATE
al 5881113 per mm illll upward.
l’artica wishing slate roofing should call on us
before contracting elsewhere.
A. EACH & 00.
Water St. foot of Havlland South Norwalk.
VANilElllllllT ' HOTEL!
0n the European Plan.
301'. 4'3 St. and Lexington Ave"
NEW l'0ltli.
EOIIP llluult’s Walk from Grand ('cn-
Down Again Sure:
'l'lw Place for limb or Poor to do flu-it Trading
ir- ul the Marian of
A. S. Durand
('ur. Main and ilawlnnd lit-n. so. Xorwulk.
I’nrlr-rlmusc‘Sloxlk. 2:012: Lulu Steak, 150; liound
... llllildlll inflaicobJM: Lari
Slate Roofing ! -
train, Capt. Fax, from Bordon Jan. lilt'or‘ Bartok Bulls “1 Fun“-
Liverwol, arrived oi! Brow liquid at 5:30 p. In France them is a breed of cattle called
In. yaurday, with the Hamburg-American; tho inndnisc. Thcsoanimnls are peculiar to
line «earlier Suevia, Capt. Ludwig, from . the department of Landau, where the grass is
. New York January 19 for Hamburg, in tow. l, hnrd and mnty, and where the agriculture
The Suevia's nhaft wae broken and the ls . is rudnindced. On many of the «fame; those
train took her into Queenstown. l cattlrI are fed by hand. There are openings
-' - ..,- ' . with wickets in the wall of the house, which
”‘0' l" ’ Rflflm‘d 5'““°‘- 1 faces on the court when: the cattle» are kept.
PLAIXHILD. N. J ., Feb. l.—-A lilyear-old f Members of the farmer's household takotheir
» daughter of Norman C. Magoo, of Wort-inter, g places by these openings and feed the cattle
was taken sit-l: suddenly on a Jersey Central from within. They band out mouthful utter .
train yesterday rim-moon near Plainlio-ld. ; mouthful, but so slowly that the animal puts 3
' Steak, Ho; l'urk Sunk. ltr ; Slmuldrr Slmlk. l0".:
3 Sausage. Han; sin-ml llmu. lhl‘.: Wliult' "am. up;
; liudn of liam. .‘t‘ luv ; l’lalr Beef. 5 in oi; l'rim
é Rom! Ilwf, loo; llnrm llwf. l'.’-‘ : Mutton l'hnpu. ,
1151;; in: of Murmn, llr‘. llwl t'urilml llr‘l'f in;
. Tou u. o ll) 12c. ;
. . - .
r Evortluug oi the Best Quality.
‘ That can be bud. If lhvrv la anyone who uunla to
llt’t‘ “‘lllllli lln-irlno-auus call at my Market and you}
| will llud it to your advantage. “mule nlvllwrorl lo
lunypnrt of thr my. lln ninth-t bow email lin- pur-
l chose. 1 attend in the lumncsr ill} roll rind “lll on
3 dmmr to pint-o All who null.
null -lm-ts
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‘ ugh l'lirt‘kvd lit-t: of charge.
ti‘fltvuu'lutwr the plan». rnrm'r .\lnln and l’uvi» -
trul Ilepot.
[mun-.1 .iuw m tlw Hicvatt‘d it. It. Nahum :llul
~ln-rt cur llnm.
Equipped with
THE IllTXN PATENT FOLDING LAID-
Dllll FIRE ESCA I'll.
Baggage currivd to Mid from the depot, and Pack
5!“ :5m
First-Clues Itcatuuraut. Medium Prince.
MATTHEW OLUNE, Proprietor.
She was carried into the l’lninlicld station,
and died atrium immediately in ulnvulsiona
Her parents, with six children in ampere?
renwving tn l’lainficld.
Exploalon on is Tom Boat.
mama, 0., Feb. l.——Tlu: tnvv bum Bells
lotiowan, Capt. Robinson, blew out the
front sheet of the starlroard boiler yesterday. ,
The boilers were all blown back and thei
dummysaredown The front part of the‘.
cabin ivamof mine. Gauge Uraighuul, ‘
fireman, was badly scalded about thefaee and
hands, but not fatally.
Janice ludpath'e Condition.
SL’W You, Feb. l.—Jamcs Revlpeth, who
use dangerously ill at his home, war slightly
better lart night. lie was able to swallow
with loss didh-ulty than during the day. There
'- little hope, however, of his recovery.
The Reading iitrlke Investigation.
ll'asuixorux. i-‘eh. l.——The resolution re
ported from the committee on commerce, re
garding the pro investigation of the
Healing atrike, has hem made a special order
lite-day. __
Alphonse Daudct has just finished a novel
entitled "inmwml," ridiculing the aculerny
and its ftrt" members
TRADE BULLETIN.
lew York Honey and Produce Market
Quotations.
Saw You. Jan. Ill.—~-)loney closed at 8 pet
vent, the highest rate. The hem rate won 2%.
Eschange aimed steady; [meted rate: lower.
“W'm‘ actual rates. new“ fa
My days and “Wilt” for demand. Gov-
aameatadesedetudy: currency ta, till hid; ta,
coup. mew; 499, do. we bid.
”railroad bonds closed as follow: Union
“a. inane; Union land grants, 1006mm;
Udmelakiogfunds. mom; Central», tumult.
‘l'he atoek market was exceaalrely dull thh
Wand weak. Nearly every flock on the
m mtgper cent lower than it cloned
lea night. and continued at about that range
during the furnace. with very little diminution.
The walstooks mailaue to monopolisr the inter
eat of the m. and the live anthracite unwise
thie forenoon furnished at per cent. of the whole
morning’s bust ock market wee dull
“featureless during the afternoon. Fluctua-
Iloas were mined within a very narrow range.
The eleeeneeuek attire low-runners of the
the. The aeoliaetov thedayraawitrom it.
no per cent.
(leans! lactate.
lsv 1mm».-rm~t'loeed adieu
«without imparts-t eke-er: llama extra.
3..
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3.17“. VWJId
"3‘:
5 its muzzle to the oprming and has every straw
E carefully tucked in between its jaws.
Isles terms it, ”Witchee in the cream,” giving
Hour
utter bouris consumed in this kind of fecd- ,
ing. Sometimes the cow tires before it is T
mttvidcmd sho has had enough. In that case i
apiece of turnip or choice wisp of hay is
offered. The poor brute raises her head to
the opening only to be fooled and ham
tucked down her throat another bunch of
mane straw. It is said to be astonishing
how little is requier to keep the Landnise
thrifty by thesa- ructhodical methods of fried.
mg. - g
The Lundaise UM}, us well as thooxeu, 3
am worked hard in the tleltbi and on the .
roads. Some of these animals am highly E
prized for their speed, and the most exciting ,
featura of the programmes of the fairs in i
Landmarethe bull races. The consul Wlln ;
seiit homea picture of a Lamlnise racer mid '
the agility was extraordinary. These ani«
mals take a trot without being blown. They
often make long tripe, covering forty-five and
fifty mila in a day. At the games in Lundcs
they are turned loose in a ring. and the nth-
lete wins the plaudits of the spectators by
teasing and dodging one of these bulls. The
performer}: greatest feat is to advance with
acigaretteiuhin month. The hull charges
with lowered horns. The athlete nicely onl-
culatea the distance, and just as the bull
reaches him he places a foot between the
horns and vaults over the bull's back, being
aided in the jump by the upward toss of the
animal’s head-8t. Louie GlobcDemm-rat
A Curious and Valuable nook.
Perhaps the moat singular curiosity in the
hook world is a volume that belongs to the
family of the Prince de Ligne, and in now in
France. It is untitled “The Passion of
Christ," and is neither written nor rinted.
Every letter of the text is out out o a leaf,
and. being interleaved with blue papa, is as
easily read as the best print. The labor and
patience bestowed upon its composition must
have been excedve, especially when the pre—
cision and the minuteneas of the letters are
considered. 'l'hegeneral esmttion in every
is bullied admirable, and the vellum
is of the most delicate and costly kind. ltu-
dolph ll, of Germany. ofll‘ml for it in low
it,” ducab. which waa probably K1051 to
60,!!!) at this day. The most remarkable cir-
cumstance connected with this literary treas-
ure in that it bears the royal arms of Eng
land; but than it III in that country, and
by whom owned, has never lm ascertained.
~1'he Bookworm.
Witches la the Cream.
A neat peculiar cave of superstition exists
in York township, 0. A well known farmer
tamed liter has always kept a tlnolothf
ouwsandmadeagraatdeal ofmostexcellent
butter. Of late years he hashadwhathe
himself and family a granule-lot trouble
aadgrastlou. lthappens about every two
weakswhentheyputthecreamlnthe churn
it begins foaming over the top and refuses to
gather. No atriount of churning him any
enact award gathering them. and the
cream la taken out and thrown faraway.
The attributes the trouble to witches
hroughtonthtmhtheagm of a woman
in the neighborhual through Invite. it is u
etrange cane.-Chicago Herald.
*l‘ea timing in Canada.
l’rofesacr Bl. Andrews, of the Central lla-
perlmeatal farm of Caaula, propane trying
some with.» hardy variety of
tea grown in Japan. and whlch, it is hoped,
may prove mini in the Dominion, as the
Miami partot Japan has a climate about
aacold aunt of the murmur—Chi.
ergo 1m.
lieesa‘t Like Little mien.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
i
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Till! wdrr never varlce. A marvel of punt y.
elrvnizt and wholceomcnvar. More economical y
than the ordinary kinds. and cannot bc‘oold in com
petition with the multitude of low wet. l-hort weight
alum orphorphatc powdctr. Sold only in runs.
Royal Baking Powder u... 106 Wall Mn-rl. N. l'.
Kuwait.
To (time out in
GLOVES
We lruve rctlltt'ml n» follow-1
llog-uklntllovw. Still Purim-r Price. 3150
Pat. Spring hm: Skin. i ‘5 i no
Buckmkln Lint-d. :5 " ‘ l 23
u .. m -- r,
Purotop Dog film, 1'. .. " i on
Pine Derby Kid. 1 to " '3 ll)
Pitu- Kid. (liner) (lb " r I 25
Jersey ton Kldlllncd) l on '- " l 50
McEWEN,
The Hatter
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Gill’s uu -+
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A FULL LIN l2: til“
Builders Hardwarep
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Beny Bros. Hurt] Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
www.mumw
V mom til-Gm
' ‘b‘ Hhamwualdha
mmmmrww
w. o.oumraun,
amateur.
~ _ l, s. Dllllllll, nonmetal.
l for llw putioror dining room.
1 llollctn ”Mr.
D.
,Scascnable Goods l
coo
l t‘llfllt'E l-‘liltliltltv' AND DuMES'l'lC
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FRUITS.
..—‘—.r—-m. . .._—.
P. H. NASH 85 BRO
H E AFTE a. murmur Ah]. KINDS.
Which lucka nothing lnlla construction, either
w... ,,. ., .-..
in durability. (rolnmny. working whelmplicily :f
mllllllLftflllO'lll. 'l‘u" an: of the rig 1 aim or! e
voltage or the mansion. Also for pale the NUTS, ORANGES’ ETC,
LI'J.\DING lhk NGES -W-...n__n.
plain and with warming closet, upper rhclf and re -
selvolr. Alto a hm:
SELF FEEDING: STOVE,
In fact cvl-rytlung pertaining to the
lItI-llllllkl' SEASCDN
Fist—lilting: Ell}.
t‘p __.. —-
Cylinder cloves of
all rims for small or large rooms.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets
A large stock of iron, atom and porcelain warn.
ull Vftflt‘llt‘rl of dirhee, nleoagood stock of plain
and fancy glaellwate. Hanging and table lamp:
um, lkworatrd aln cups and canton. alaot ~
l’n-rfet‘tlou cooking tn, l’rmrvm Pole. and Slew
Perm. ulm Toilet Paper which dim we readily and ‘ - '
tJtN'il no! obstruct the pi
diliz‘fé'ilf'il'fil‘lmii'l film... .HUNT 85 ZELUIT.
CARPETS ! " “CARPETSl
The largest Stock to select from of any time in the State at
Lowest Prices for. Cash.
Elegant llndy Bulaeella Carpet. 900 up. Elegant Tupellry Brumll: 00c. 70c. a» and 901‘. Heavy
lnmninu. 45c, 50c and lice. Extra Lowell ngrsina 75c.
WINDOW SIIADES.
nod unlit .on It rollen' with frlngi'. all reallylo hang, 50c, . Spring
long. wu’h no.3. i‘immg— nunplctc, tic. All um.- Poles and Truntninge
WALL PAPER.
luunxsn mom or NEW ”wanna. lemme com. to.» corn vur mm. mm (Vb).
FUIRNITUICE. ~*
new ulyll-e, we to 35¢ per roll. Without Gobi. 7c with: per roll.
0 ti Suite. Is, a lever. Ash Bedroom Bulbs, 9% up. Walnut and Cherry Bt‘tll’llllll suite 325
up. bulls: slun- lgmpvsmty. Baldln . Bed alluriugrl, Me. at low prim Pallet». Lace (.urtaina,
lambmpuns. in fact anylh to fumln your home complete can 3" found here at leae than city
prim, u anion sewed and Iald by Practical Upholnercre. \t e do an the workarsny city house.
and employ the beat wot men in each branch of our barium. mode delivered without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
N .2Atl l' St, moi Broad. (oppoellethc Pmbytertanaad Baptistchmchee.)
0 A" m c .TAM'OfiD. CONN.
HOLLAND SHADES.
CtlltNlCE
Ertnbllrhcd in New York City 19”.
Awhipecial'fl’rices
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SEWING MACHINE
m run near. ' organ.
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ungaintheeteteforthenleot '
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
, cingles, Collars, 8m. ~
mo Harness 'ro arm.
AI usual. at the old madman- I will haters-
fdr line of Will . s M
Robes. Peed hexagonavelinu he.
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The Lanula'ravonrm. because
it in LIGHT RUNNING and doea
ite,heoauaeltiaaqnickandeaayaener.
mm tom ‘
:qu uulifiiiunut to.
In l at ll lull Purl ilrul,
ALBANY, N. v.
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