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Word has come at the death of Lord
Wildinthelutmrvtvoroilad
Byron's schoolmates at Barrow.
Inhispriyatennanoee, King Forehead
Italy has long been f a policy at
mymdretrmchnmb, 0rd. topay
odhiaiather‘sdebte. ‘
Joe Hart, of Wyoming territory, enjoy-
thedimtwtim of having, in the course of his
life on tinfroutier, killedover 100th
Indiana, “unfiltered, 10,000 antelope and
about 5,000 bnifalo.
MbBallieKennedy issaid tobeoneoitbe
rap-t Will real estate agents in Wash-
ington. She ancceededtothe business oath.
death other father, and her ofllco has been
very liba'aliy mtronined.
Jamel Ewell Lowell was 69 years of age
anthem, W his birthday. In a
reoeatietter hugged: ”lined the misfortune
tobehornonthe , andthns tobebrougbt
into competition once a year with the moat
august figure in our history.”
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has long been
known as one o! the promth and most
amiable of correspondents. No matter how
trivial the question or how impertinent the
request of the writer, he invariably receives
a kind and respectful answer from the large
hearted author.
Mr. Kelley, inventor of the pneumatic
steal process known astbe Bessemer, died at
Louiwillc, Ky, Saturday night, aged 78.
Bummer applied for letters patent on the
prom in the United States and in Great
Britain at the same time, but Kelley was
granted the patent, on the ground of pri-
ority.
Isaac Ennis, who died in Philadelphia re-
cently, claimed to be the first man to enter
a lion's cage in this country to put the ani-
mal “through its paces.” Ila was known in
the circus fraternity as “Old Ike.” He was
alien tamer for years, and never met with
an accident from the dangerous beasts under
his charge.
Thomas A. Edison has sent Professor
James Battalion, of anlcwood, N. J., on a
long hunt for a species of vegetable growth
which will enable him to make great im~
provements in electrical appliances. Mr.
Edison is sure that the vegetable has an ex-
istence, because he has it in his mssesaion;
but as to where it grows and how to secure
it, in quantity is the problem which Professor
Ricaltou will try to solve in a two years"
tour of the globe. He will go to India first.
David thlplcy, during the blizzard,
hitched his horse and crawled into a hole in
the ground which had been used for a collar
- and stayed there all night. The place was
only three feet high. To keep from freezing
ho whittled pieces of pine board and burnmi
them. There being a wooden floor above be
had to keep the fire low, and he was alter-
nately smothered and frozen until 7 the next
morning. Bin horse was all right, and he
reached home, but was completely exhausted,
but only slightly fronen.
Miss Bertha Von Hillel-n, famous years
ago as a pedestrian, and better known in ,0,
cent years as a painter, once spent a great
deal of time in Virginia, and while there she
became particularly attracted by the pictur-
esque qualities of a large section of toner.
One day she was thrown into artistic grief
by the knowledge that this forest had been
bought by a lumber merchant, and we»
speedily to be cut down and made up into
planks. Such a calamity could never be per-
mitted, and after consulting her bank no-
cont, Miss Von Hillern want to the pur-
chaser of the forest and bought it on him at
a reasonable advance on his investment, and
thus saved it for artistic purposes. It is still
in her poswssion, and remains untouched by
the ax.
There are a number of ladies in tho sena-
torial circle who have dabbled in literature
and journalism. Mrs. Aldrich, who isavery
bright woman and has a family edition in
nine volumes, is suspected of certain bright
newspaper articlm. Miss (Inllom, of Illinois,
is said to have written editorials for 3 Chi-
cago paper. Miss Dawes has done some lit-
erary work of a serious nature. “ Miss Anna
managemen-
WWW. “Selle": "xterm I
mean- yrarrol age I hm had what
the amine all hip dinner, and which I
call white swelling. My hip was drawn
entef place. There was a smiling at the
kneevjoint, when» there is a profuse new
wing. which has been there for years. 0!
course this been greatly depleted my eye-
tem, tornvihor will; surgical emotion on
the log b v. I tried every known blood
purifier in build on my thy-tom, but none
did in» goal mull l’lo-h ii. ti, 5. l use it
every rpm-:- in i'lwofts builds rite up,
iviny: me all“ 7% no! dig-van, undone—
lcs me to Maui (Em levy. tryingmncr-
ntiug, hot eumnu r Ilnyfi. To me there in
gun Mil‘lt medicine for purilying the blend
and building: up the wnetfll system as
S. S. l‘l. 0n using it I won became “mg
of body and (may of mind. My color
changed from a pale, worn look to a
healthy. rebuilt complexion "
Mr. G. N. l‘rizul, of Formcnrillc,
Trans, writes: ”Al-out August let, 1&5,
an cxupti-m appeared on my arms and
legs, which painel me Illllt'll and seemed
to all’cet niy pity-noel condition generally.
0n the advice ot a illylii'lnu fit iliiapliuro,
1 finally comma need using Swift's Specific.
‘I am glad to any that after using three
lar e bottles the sores have all healed "
routine on Blood and Skin Disease-
mailed free. Tar. hww‘.‘ til'nrmc 80.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, (in.
Don't
If-t [but l'lllll of youn- rtm MI.
think it is it light Hill”.
in'u minim.
cnnx‘umpliur.
Cetnnh is die-gusting.
dangrrvvun
self.
The breathing apparatus mil-t lw kept
hmlihy air-Al ole-urn! all obetrm'lmrm and
alumni» mom-r, 0le I'llm' tin-w in
trouble ahead.
All tirmlice'ws nl‘ tlwsr part», bend
nose, throat, bronchial lulu-land lungs,
can be delightfully and entirely cured by
thP use of Basin-He Unrmmtfiywp, ll
you don"t know this airway, thousands
and lin-nsnmls of pmpli-can tell 3M}.
They low,- beovn cuml by it, and "know
hownt is, theme-inn." Bottle only 75
cents. Ask any clrnggief. ,
You
But itum) rim
0; pneumonia, Or it to
Parliament in
(kimumplmn is death if-
A Household Neeeawily.
A llwltlv of llnir'~ Syrup of Tar. Wild
Cherry zin-l ”urban“! is ill» lrat',
quirkret :mrl rm st «dermal rough wrap
mule, “'5” ohm Pullout your children,
Don’t bv- without it, Prior 25:. n imltlv.
Every honin- bears the {no numb» of the
signatuw of Joe. E. llnirin r: ll ink. For
sale at llixter‘s Drug STOW, South Kur-
wallz. tl'lul all llruggiste. SWHFM
"fluvial-pore, Read This.
Ask your groom and marltvlmnn [oi
Sperry t”: liruum' g'wiln. ALE tllt’lf pro
(inch: a‘m- lint Mrs“ :lr‘zl frw {mm adul-
terullon. Home, .‘ilwuklrw, llrwzlkfasot
lion». L'v'il, n‘llleV N: 5:»! Fm neg" rm-
m-u nc’m'ilxnwl l . Nu»: liztvv- . l'l.
. Ni Universil lentil
has yet been discovered ; but, no at least
four-fifths of human diseases have. their
source in lmpure Blood, a medicine
which restores that fluid from a de-
praved.to a healthy condition comes so
near being a universal cure as any that
can he produced. Ayer’e Saruwma
allecta the blood in each stage of its
formation, and is, therefore, adapted to
a greater variety of complaints than any
other known medicine.
Bails and Carbunclos,
which daiy ordinary treatment, yield to
Ayer's Barsaparilla after a comparative-
l y brie! trial.
Mr. C. K, Murray, of Charlottosville.
Va, writes that for years he was af.
l7"’", ,.
‘ llllllillliill all finish;
new”
m1.
.,,
in.
llonut Dny amonamom or thorium» from any
photograph, he: go «lunar, to the may: we a:
I’. >
all campfire- nml you will noun-tilt. pewter}. m the
nppcumncz! lump: in all kinds of mfrlzcg mm:
and roman-r): not}.
I’. \V. Iilk'l‘lvlrwl-
. ill .l m
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>erw-m' m L 1:. Q‘ilinlatli.
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Undertaker at Liiihuluier.
.‘m, 1 Knight :41. lira-lento. « liner is; .
Sorwist -. , t 01"..
. Young Men to
W. “or“. Write: street, fieuflmlk had me at ow r
RM»!
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gnome; finds,
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Valuer In: “aiding- and i'uttnv.
(“totality on lurid {occur pit-t; wait well. Ilia coir
muted “or t lie-r. sad mops-mural: mm.
M MAI) 1-7.. H; .‘UIKWALK,CT.
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: a ,2; it... t nrr: z‘colm out View Ho;
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EXPERIENCED
Dry Goods Clerks Wanted,
‘ ' Lady Clerks!” Wanted; .
Learn the Business Wanted
BOSTON STORE.
45 Main Street, ' “
Formerly Occupied, by Oomstook Bros.
NORWALK.
lee Cram :- p.ra.; Medan—2m a one
' évnlcrw'l‘rrwn Building Wuhlagtou 5L. to.
i’ Bo ”' “w
I j“. ”#003 llh'.‘ L.
- IQMO‘I All” i:lfilDIM——
for. W est .1 wane and llatler street,
SUBWALK. COS!
nan: ilml’ntil 9m : foul t v 3. and 1 lo
trCommnnimlon by telephone. t! M
“7 s. KNAI‘I’,
I
.\ IKC i I ‘l ’l "ICC'I‘.
1r now preparmi to make plane and apecflul'ot-
and ruperlnlemi the conetrnctiou at building!
TERMS REAS‘JNABLE.
Smwalk. . 0. x .m.
7 InsuranCe. ~ '
"mason
FOR SALE.
Fire. Life, Accident and 1’1th GM
15 am KFOWH Efiflm AND W” 00'9“!” AT
5:
Real ill and Exchange luau,
- 45 & 47 Washington Street, '
SOUTH NORWALK, OOH”. ‘
---—¢,w-——-'
/, ‘ l ,]
Houses and Lots.
New Canaan Road, near D. k N. Railroad track,
Granilwille, two houses and lots, tech
Concord 82. 'f
Belden Avenue,
Lowe Street, $3,500.
Chrotnut Street.
Meadow Straw ,
Franklin Strut,
South Main «ml Raymond filtrwts, lot 65x13), 11m 17 Rooms, (food Barn
all linseed condition, 5 ‘
Semi. Main Street, about 5 acres, good Ileana and Bare,
Ely Neck Road,
Blmwuod Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with [denim ~
Modem Improvements, Carriage Elm and stable, 6006 Garden, 38 l '
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 60:200. honaequite new, ‘
w u
l
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North Main Street, 0W“! the Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9 I 1 .
Woodward Armor. $2,200. Springwood, . ,
Day Street, . 3,”
Monroe Street. three boom, “Mindy. 31,“, 38,5” and 4,000
Spring Street, two bonus, respectively. ”.200, double house,
Haviland Street, good house and barn,
Turnpike, good home and out buildings, lot 743250,
West Street,
Taylor Avenue, good house and burn,
Chapel Street, coal-odious and well built house, gaunt carriage and
“able, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming View Long
island Smut)!" from piazza, ,
Concord and Spring Street: low of tenement.
Diy and Water Strem
v
15,»:
4'1»
5'!
Buildin
Ilnmll'vn Atrium, 5’7 tort front,
Plush: I”! Plague,
\Vr‘fit Show , * '
Summit fittwl, horn $500 to
Elmwwni Armor and Hay Viv“ Await».
Goth-n lllll Elm-er and ltuyr’mv Alumna (meet)
Taylor Avenue and Wm Sliced, $2500 Taylor Avenue.
Sumo Main Sum, $400. North llain Sager,
Meadow Sues-ll, 3500, (‘mm Street,
Low Street,
Woodward Hill
East Norwalk.
Osborn Avonnv . mansion and outage, two and,
Chane, of Rhode Island, has made some
valuable contributiomi to botanical litera-
ture, and is alsoa fine photographer. Mrs.
flicted with boils which caused him
much Iuflcring. Those were encroach!
* ro litan’s Record For l8il7.‘ W" mzm wrw Holman. ' ilill'SA'l‘thiC RAILROAD:
The Md 9° s1:;‘;hwr".".m.df“liftifizagtzg by the maths!“ ”-‘Xlfl'flh & MH‘WALK ””13103.
,. w . am,“ .y m u no: v,r, , . r ., . , . "t ' '
spoon“ expresses her “1“,“an be“. by carbuncles, of whip}, he 1,3,1 MW,“ Iffiufix‘svrum n n: mx. t. .m, i l 4 r , . V "W”! 9mm?” me 1128‘ Unthze Aver n. and Hoyt S r at $2: . Henry “Street,
munyjn musical compositions, My“ "my at one time. l‘ln then began the use at ".55; 1;, 51m» ,WW 1m. sum or». r): ‘ ‘ ' " Odhmn Airline Dart Point “Mad. (, steer,
a
‘ ,. . w . L, ‘ . . PM I ’I'raina.
haswritten fora Cleveland paper, and Mrs. Ayer's Smaporilla, and after taking l on. m Premium immanent, t in. m um, ‘l ‘\T’l'i um» I!
Cottage Avenue, when House,
. . . . . , , HIDUTII.
Blairissatd tobewritmg a book. three bottles, the carbunclea vim-p “Gun," “MM km,“ mum; rear, 9 mm . *, 8"“1'”; “:lCllilI“ supp] ies ‘ LY. Sci-wank. Lv. :50. Norw’ elk. Ar. Wilma Poi-r ,Van Zuni. Atrium», ,
Otto, the poor mad king of Bavaria, is, it peared, and ‘0‘ 5‘3 year! he has not had . ”than in tlrnm- imam: during nil-1'. t.» in: m. i _, ‘ , V 3 " 73“ anm. ‘7 "5 "5"“. 7 5953! Lots a n Pleasant Avatar, Wand , I I
is reported slowly dyin locked it in the even a pimple. , . , ”P mrwm. WW, no: 5,, , armhmm, Prim. Stuntmilou. m, , furnlvbedr em: .ll-t no
. ' g' . p , . , l 3““ W" k‘ , . _‘ - Vt ‘ ' ', .. 5-3,! “new Repairing“ all kindearaimakn of was ' 103‘: ’ 1039 "
aohtary castle of Furstgmed, and the firm That insidious disease, Stretch, is . 10?$£‘3lpammhmvW'Wfldmw‘ it .. . . . ”1mm“ ”um”, ‘2 x nltalliltit. . 1250p. m ) oop, m. ‘ my in
conviction 0‘ many Bavarian peasants in the iruitfnl cause of innumerable COW ’ ' " . . M human. '1». Permit mu! 1:9; ~ - ' " 5‘: "
. , ~ Numb “(Powmm ForchJv'fiD - .. , . . .. . . .. . . ,
that Prince Luitpold, the regent who, they plainta, Consumpuo” beingonly mp h! NM lamina" "mm, mm“ ,N' ”“1”,“ u, . w thud . 1.: tom: 7 r: at x e I
1 van" samurai sawm-s' BANK.
Hopiml amt alumina- for "runny of whey Twlrtvre. h ’ ' ,
- overnml above ”h“ rmrvn m'mmi by low, <t per ‘
rent ) and all other liabilities. Silo .9 Ct to ‘ ,
1‘lean m 1!» law, ,
vow, killed their mad king's mad brother and
predemsor, Ludwig, is now slowly killing
the present king, after whose death the
NIJIK'I'I I.
L ~30 ‘ I“ Home and Barr», am aerosol lead,
V.- . . 0" .
“our? Mill “rm, no” 87!“, W. “aim Md Bern. two acres,
many equally fatal. Eruptions, Kiln-rte,
. ii :«1 contagion Stlcfl
sore eyes, glandular awrllmga. “'V‘Al-a
ALNonudk
‘n' u lined
; LU, “Nikon Pull“
wax u. int-2; mm am :1 5|.D.,.’.stii! 1mm: wisp-a ,
- - and wasted muscles is M u-i -' m 'l c» ”mm: pm“ by m" ' no at. out uda, nrnznyafrmuunu. L35"! yum 3%.?" H h! 95am.
throne will revert to Prince Luitpold's fam- , , ' ‘l “" 'g'f‘l'. hnltlernrvirl'litimc. r'r. . 3mm: cranium)", WW 1 ' j , ' l‘ I ., 1 mp, .. 1-; up,“ 13,5 J,
"Y- Bothat romantic part of thestory asit mo. and the like, are pretty sum mlll- pm-nr. inveptrd emu. teammate ,rolgimsarmn on W. I , u n ,, mud , ‘5 ”mm, ”Rh”! orw a
my,ms cumin um the troubles of the cations of a acrofuloua taint in the “43'“ WW3 .5493“, M035 fizfiéafififfii, “an". .I lgplm 3:; :‘ groan. -
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boom! you”? imam“ ’3’“ b8 9mm} H?” ”mm“ ”my “ham” ”WWW '“W own mun u, [NAPLM mo Tm ‘. 5- in ~ time in o; -- some tom line hit on Yuldm: Lane, 01..
a o is aver: pastime o pee mg
are disfigured by pimple», eruption»,
and unsightly blotclies, which arise
from impure blood, showing the need oi
Ayer's Banaparilla to rmmdy the evil.
All sufferers from blood disorders
should give Ayrr'e Sarsaparillo a fair
wish—avoiding all powdrrs, ointment»,
and washes, and we cinlly winner» and
‘ ' W. Ii. nurrsme’iee Pres. and (leu'l lanes".
I’. t'. Parse. tin immanent.
g ll. ll. Arum. lemal Ticket Agent.
9 normros It! lllVlslllN.
December ll. 1881.
Leave new lot Pin-acid.
7.10a In. acronimo'u
um .
”rip, a: mud
Ln! on Elm St, 2,. 1'
Middle Five Mile River.
“mm, 2 poem and Mlle. 7 marine, 2| acne. roomy barn, Iotaof good fruit,
pruwly m excellent condition.
potatoes, and passes his days at the window
of the castle, slapping his hands against the
glans, unconscious of what is going on about
h
“‘0", :. tinnitus».
'0' . _
,liuililcr and Contractor.
sum
.‘Qflw
Work done by Kim do? or mama.
‘{ ' I’Vm" ’“l‘ W mu'am [Unilflflé
‘ V ' n ' i'? - ‘ . ’. . , .1
gamma .. E
Among the black heads 01 the smote are 1
the millionaire Stanford, the courtly John
Daniel (who looks like Edwin Booth) and ”a -
Sandor Sabin who mm“ Min esota. worthless compoum s, which not only , , , , , .. “”9" new Tract 0'15 We, ”All”, Aboutaacrn,
smut-n the: black and tubing like fail to monitor». lmtrmrr- in-quvzgly ins 1m: lJ . " “mm" ‘ g: .. 3W,“ 7”“ n .
’ , firmt w “mew-.47 ey f . » comm”
greased ebony. He keeps it well combed a“‘""”'° 3'“ "0“ , . _ t , , , , , . v . u . , I "an , .,
andhiaclean scalp shinestbroagh it at tbi; are fraudulently “d"mmk ‘ ' r' "” '1’ ’ Best llacnlues ‘ in limiter all"! ”underv .Wmi’um" x", Milford -
M an!!!“ “an hilhfli)‘ W“ W ”at“ [Blnkbtd and Min-In fl'fl-
and his forehead is high. Chandler’s head is Ayer’s Sal'sapal'llla, .141le at ail kind! my“: min-em to ' , “'1 “v "Kn“m- "l“ W" l 0“” "'R"
Farm of 40 never, 2 how, large ham. we'll adapt“ fordalry or W
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. ,. at.- Ann «mt. an: llava lw-K- ”among; m,” t m , . .
themalleetinthe senate. HewearsaNofi mun» av . till: 9, u. a snowman ,“5'3- Mm“ '~. _ ,3, 9%-}: gardcnlogorbott; mmiumdme to South larvalkflflm
bat,andhisthatcii,i:dliikektbi:t «ii; badger, Dr J 0 AW 3; Co We”. Mm ) , _ l“ 4, W..- . , ,x. i’. s. ll. & ii. RAILROAD. walktolbiwayton M», 95.00.
W , oc W haired, w n - to ' I l , , i J - I: h. M. ; ‘ ' r . ' ' .
andbavzee‘hrgbairotsllver. GeorgeVeet's BohlbyailDrugginta. i'rlceti;atxlxottlce.23 "Oh I ”flung "I \lzx norms : mine on: 5; mm, Plasma! tee-cit?» wflggnshm. balance»! Dam aunt. 1 as». good ‘H
loch are straw colored, and Ingflla‘ well O Mimgfl of “k fine MW? 1‘5“).ng ":3 "Lu" Eight: . 1%.?! Xxx. n 1mm M!» Me I rm
Mmmedheadiacoveredwithirongrayhair. h . -WA ’33,; .. mm, m .. m-
Hemmhiokmdithulonsmhohm "V l' “3“" , Piauofofle 01- and lasicalt ’1; ~ 5 m. a.» .. “mi.
0! .Wbrnll.» He keeps it well combed, Lent has come ——-~— 409— «w— 3 la‘lpfiloll. i if}: : fig; '3': u m n. .5 arms.
andhhultmwiw every month» W 0R K P R0 M PTLY' 2m; thfllfll)» xenwaumoxs if; .. 11:31: 1?: impartm It Near the cin with comfortable Wombat-quantity from that.
n”m“‘””3'tt°§'$w‘?$”$ym A" n "a pmm‘mmmmmm ‘ ‘31.: "minerals. 17." .. mitt 13:23; '5 KW "" ”m” L “hm-“m”. , W
W In a Quaker C't banki ' r “it ' , . ? 3 . .ch " Am. Mambokio wafllnfiIta-eerimprom Property to; he . ‘
am. Oubgyhemt totbalhiad only: Fl'GSll and salt FlSh, I‘JXLL UTED , IEIIUIANS‘ 'I'Alliim. 9” -- Was. 2MI! 3 exam. mtltfllwunu‘.m15flnyMthMuflmwflifllflhthb =‘
' and said bow-and his salary railed. ~, M 12 Railroad Place. - a». berwalk. gig: ”, fig: . {2 .. Fm” and unknown whettlaey would like. number. not tested ~
my» wgflfimammn -”itrtm 0yStel‘S and Clams, A'l‘ Wmm’wmam.flfi he: 103:5 E‘" z; a. ‘m'fif‘ willpmjautwhet theywleli. ‘
“U I W” I"- W 0‘ “n m Wholesale and Retail. ulna—ABLE Pnlcu. W "M 3; :1 m”. Egg ;: ' ,' m Payments on most of the above listed prop-
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on. FM ”EMF-o, ‘3 W533 a;- mggwgumdmhw ,3» %%_ gill? .. ~-““ Rubber Stam s ,
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more. 'l'h IatestSi lemme mm mm ~ ...... ,w-«wmu-mmmm," , ..*. , H
n W W ”Wig..." “W ”WM—W m
' canned GOOdS. ~Ww~-+ mm minus-«Imm- mm emanates no sonar m a sale and .,
Dee’s Snowflake and ' ’ ' m “t m salsa. m
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9 “1" “mm“ a M llama.“ do. 3;: .. l man'- wvannmmrrs ”Mifimmflm .
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