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IN 0‘ the lineage Him-d of the Mk,
“undulat- Mada .i litummtlc I'M.
A may banal. FCC-“it‘ll“ telling mun,
htu’l’tl .‘r- "IV-h I'all.” 1‘- .il',’ Idlt‘l‘l‘d
The fin... h ‘.,l iiilw 1.1 “-11.1...“ with but
put null .‘m k. are hm not I' tulle-I him, a
II lineup "H". - I 1‘.» .m'. n it. and thigh!
Illi‘l- um ' u 1‘“- I‘ ‘zizi‘ ii In month»
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tlltli Ilziv- lll- “t ‘i‘ H “i :r . .;' I It “all tilti-
mill. and . xiii. . Is-lvi 1.x. ‘51-:1 l‘ .izging
la n pint-viii viii 1‘21» . ilu L. Ii “I {my
hair. p.23 I‘. ..:ui:lul n‘. . Int iinrl}
lHl‘limI. ..t l..l ,,':.\i~ Il::‘i 1.». !i ‘h- til-
iwrzin-iu : . u it In pl pt riui,
"In 1b twin :(re l.l.e thri- ~f a car pup
obi-w ut‘illlallllldd‘i' will plan «.icly is
rather binned. l'iiile Inn) :‘Juu luv biw-
tnrv J.n!. \1 .~ I‘Iiiill It} Li. ~i.ilc;' iii
Middle i‘nl‘k. l”..iiu I‘m}~ and In I.‘tl2lll_\'
\i'i-n‘cnnq-itig 1.1 i. . L, an i. Y i.‘ l l 1 net i:
that lit ,3! NI‘JL' ~‘ .
bright ul’tcrnwa, i. can rid-:2,
of thew pub lll ill'Z m“. n Iniriu.
-.i;:,p ism
'.' lli'
partied Iv} n ;:‘v _. i.‘ ii.» ;. l'lirl la .ii c In \‘ul‘n
bullied by the m... »- 3.2,: it it \ ...i:dn
cry of pain from Us pet iii" ;.'2. -;.i. E
Urgin; bi.~' Irtlf'l‘n t.» the m; ..l I~r
getting that he “as iiizariziul. I'nilw llavy
foulldliindw: in ilN'l‘lth ;- l1. .\nuld
thou‘nlf. \\ 11h her hair ruin inlil Elm; closely
under her, attacked the humid \. 1131 her lure
lawn, hll'l‘n‘lllg him two set. :w- ll-‘i n :i the
end. and laying liiniuiit t‘tl {iii-{1‘ «1;;4. In.
Mainly the “lid Imus! caught 1!. rix‘et l' the
bound in Lt 1' ll,\‘lll and tore :i ii - . t flesh
from the pour canine.
The Wolf thin made an attack up-ii the
man. and flu she [cowl tl-uurd Illill llic
frightened biirru blllt‘tl and I'iivlu- ll’1\_\‘
Ml‘llt‘li the mun-king ll‘flhl \iilll l:i~ :.i‘i:l'
liriuinied lint. Tlltl blow \i'flu nut ~f itself
lajurinufi, but the Sutltlt‘llllt‘xi mill v-liicli
it “Tbs dealt in astonhhul the in If that
bllt‘ ran nwtlji. l'ucle Davy upzxslly ap<
pmpriatml one of the cube, \ileivh was
probably tun necks old, and iiry handily
retreated. The little blf‘allpl'l‘ mu taken
in at the camp and tenderly nursed
until he had grown in ruiiirirn: are
to comprehend his burl’llllll‘llllt’i and
wwu‘iates. Then the prtl'l'r‘x‘a cf iii-truc-
tioii Vin-i begun. and helias bli'mii himself
an apt pupil in acquiring such tricks as dogs
are taught. Kimble»: ha.) been the ruling
md.a:id Jack. While he has learnt-d many
things, has never tlchInlml the hunt disinsi-
lion to be ugly wl‘ savage. lle [um-ms none
it the nicked tricks known to his kind. and
liislraiuin: luts-lhpuleil tIi.~ tl.~:“1'tlttll that
agray “'qu cannot becomi- a domesticatal
animal.
While in the ofllce his mam-r put him
through a course of perferiiiauces which
were sunirniiiig. lie would lie down, roll
m’cl'. sit up, take nil bismuster's hat. and,
familial of all, “'Illliil leap up. ling I’m-ll»
Davy ii‘iih iiuizlsli fervor and ii:i.~c‘.;i--vnnsly
take all the bid gentleman's t~[1\‘lf\t'l-"fi<.
Jack is n irreat pet. mid his [limb r iii-old
not part with him. He has been rtl'crul
Sill) fer the animal. and says I. - nun?! not
take $7“? for him. livery motion-l Jack‘s
iv watched with smiling interest by l'nvle
Davy, it he regards him in a “brain in; treas—
ure and a pruligy of intelligenm~.~lli-nvcr
Republican.
“'nrk Delibcnitcly.
There are some than that 1211: ‘t h- done
in a hurry, or not at all. catching a lien is
one of the best t'xnllllllqs uprnthva‘ to this. hit
as a rule, it is safe to say, the man or “’Ufllilll
who works deliberately Ilf‘t‘lbliiilllrllt‘h' the
most. “it-deliberate worker billlt‘lllflllglll'
fnl worker. with whom the habit of system
has become amend nature. Anyone may
cultivate it who will take the trouble to try;
and the most unsystetnatie, spasiiimli-r ivurk—
(-r will realize with amazement how easy it is
to get throughun allotted task in half the
time it formerly reipiircd, by planning it all
out before entering the oilin‘. workshop or
kitchen—Scientific American.
Um- nf Our Neighbors.
I: i. ‘i‘v :Lluiutunf'e in fifteen Slur that
liars .‘ as near rm even minty?) mil-‘3.
In ' rl-it l< n eccentric that the interval be- .
tween it and the orbit of the earth varies all
the r::._v from maxim) miles to Ii'.‘ mill":
;;:;-1 i: is only new and that that. :1: ii!) two
lilmIclS circle round in tin ir in.~.~’;wctive
truck. the passing [mint is where the tracks
come nearest. The but instance of a. very
chi-.1» approach was in 137?; the next will be
in 1:302. Mars is much smaller than the
earth, its diameter being only about 4.200
mile». ts bulk, therefore, i. only :i'mut one-
:cventh, and its surface about thi'ewtentlis of
the eartli'::.——Bustnn Budget.
To Make Bet-t Sugar.
Nebraska u ill shortly enter upon the man-
ufactureof beet root wager on a scale which
promises the greatest success. Tie.- Herman
farmers are skilled in the raising of this
vegetable, and a large sum lam been sub-
scribed to suaire the prtfiuluctimi of the best
sugar in the market. The soil is adapted to
the cultivation of beets, the climate is favor-
able, and it is mnfidently expected that a
revolution in sugar production is about to
take place. There is no question of the high
quality of beet root sugar.—-Chicagu Herald.
fruit in England.
England, says The Toronto (Helm, pays
$40,(Xl),(lflt1uyear for foreign fruit. At the
sometime English fruit is believed to be so
much better than foreign that Canadian and
Amulet!!! apples are sold marked ns"hest
English," and bring double prices when so
marked. The lauillonl question lies at the
root of the decline of English fruit grOwiug.
The planting of young trees which will not
be of much value for live or six years is not
uspeculution that commends itself to either
landlord or tenant. '
Scares That. Cause Illness.
There can be little doubt that people are
made sick by raiding so much of the drum. :3
of oncsort or another. Now it is a I." :‘usy
scare,aguiii n smallpox or yellow f: i" or
cholera scare, and all. tho time s '. .itiunnl
pathologists magnifying or cl‘tfi‘flii?‘ ,' diseases
innumerable. Sensible people 2 .J not dwell
upon such subjects. or make I . :ii a terror to
others Banish all such llb-nallt. Think of
Wholesome things and king busy in good
wcrb.——Galvtstou News.
Street Music.
The daemon of the supreme court of M C:-
sachusctts against street music may be phas-
ant to the wealthy who suffer, but mine way
it recalls the habit of Sir Arthur licks-one
of menu-colon social writers who ever lived
,—of mpping tollsten to every organ winder.
Being upbruided for it by one of his aristo-
cratic friends, he ansi'ared: "\\'cll, it isn‘t so
very bad music; and then, you know, it hull
that mat of them have a chance to hear.”—
Cincinnntl Enquirer.
To Prepare Son (tn-t.
Bomoouotclls howto premix-sift“ in
,such I fly, utmll coat. that there will be
no accumulntlm of root In tho ehliiiuey, and
thuttbemlderddclof the stm'clids will be
main Bultlsdi‘ornumofcoalbny
u Mmh’vafliof common summon.
trlnoof it,“ pourovcrttioeul. Wodo
“-1“wa bu narrative“
an mat-worth using.“
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"A Will m In"! Won“
If, a It I: claimed. humility. hone aims
d living, l! I! MINI! Ill“ burp," wealth
Wunfllliiyt‘l felicity! The plazw‘ mac!
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wmlth Ina good thing. No one bu! . n at
derideei them who seek to little [nun-y IcgiIr
imiitcly. but ueulth. VI llt‘ll mild. id) obtained,
randy bringi cunlentliienl. flit-ii mind he
alucated in the enjoyment of “t‘ullll. thcy
cannot acquue the art of even simndnig
inuncy judivieualy In a iiiniiieut. or cicu the
kiiuwlulgo limit to in» wciilta to lllt‘ll‘ mm
advantage, Men who enquired fortune by
slow degrees ripen iiitou knoiilodgo of llli
proper um. llapidly admired fortune: bring
with them aspirations u hich are new! satin
fled. 'l‘be Wul‘hl is apt lu pretest tliedeiiiands
of such man.
You may take the blue book of an y cf?! of
even 1 few years ago, and there will be the
trauma of neuron of men whofloutod to the
surface upon initial uliiiiglm who have mined
away. and their brief cut-cent of prmperlty,
which many, no doubt, envied, have termi-
nutul, let-lingo, in dishonor, but more he
qiicntly Ill poverty, the result of having ob-
mined in a year that which it it had come by
degrees Would have been kept, for then they
would have attached a prewr value to their
wealth. “When I spend borrowed money."
remarked a spendtbrift, “I don“! seem an if
I was spending anybody": money." So it is
with Wealth. Ilghtly collie. lightly go.
Money honestly and laboriouiily earned hmpt
tostiick, fur the hand that has hardened and
the brow that. has “real insecuring II. are
Ixm'erfulreminders of ftspmpcr value. A
Well rounded. happy life i: not to be built up
by feverish simulation brought on by a basic
to become rich; but a life finches its fullest
perfection and acquires its greatest. capability
for enjoyment. when by moderate growth its
roots strike deep into the soil of permanent
prosperity, and its branches increase slowly
till it reaches fullest legitimate maturity.-
Btmon J carnal.
Owl and “an.
The first Is of u singular encounter between
union and an owl, the scene of which but
often been pointed out to me by my guides
Tho occurrence is well known, and if l min-
take not the hero of it islatill living in Brown-
villo or vicinity. A temnster, taking in a
load of baled bay ton lumber cwrip by the
way of the old “tote road" from Broivnvillc
to tho Jo Merry lakes, Shipped late in the
afternoon to belt his bones Ills halt. was
under a big yellow birch, and while his
horses launched their cats the teamster coiled
himself up on the top of his load and pulled
his blanket over him for ulittlo nap. “’lielb-
er he slept longer than: he intended I do not
know, but when he uwokeit was nearly dusk.
Ila with a. quick movement drew his blanket
from his face, when instantly his face was
pierced deeply by sharp and cruel mind-‘1
This . fierce onslaught had been made by a
huge owl, which on seeing his white facosud‘
denly revealed, and doubtleui taking it for a
rabbit or some such animal, had llbmlllly
pounced with all his energy from the tree
above. The assaulted man, frenzied with
pain and terror, and not In the least. knowing
what had seized him, grasped desperately at
his enemy, and clutching the legs of the owl
with one band and its neck with the other,
actually by one wrench tore its head from its
body. [low ho extricatcd the talons from
his fuco and how he made his way to the
clearings and help the man hardly knew.
I believe that by great good fortune his eyes
were not destroyed, but for u long time the
swollen condition of his face prevented him
from seeing, audl havo often heard a de-
scription of his appearance during that period
—l"orest and Stream.
finally Won.
Nothing ismero embarrasing to itspos-
sensor than a reputation which he has not
deserved. A laurel wreath awarded by
chance becomes almirdly heavy, and the un-
fortunate wearer, though he may long to
tass it into the nearest. thicket, is usually an.
able to tag it from his brows. When the
late Professor Mosul Stuart Phelps was a stu-
dent at New llaven Iio one morning took a
Walk with Professor Nemon, who lived in
the world of mathematics.
Profcmor Newton. according to his usual
habit, begun the discussion of an ubstrusc
problem. As he went deeper and deeper, Mr.
Phelps’ mind wandered furtherand further
from what was being said. At last his atten-
tion was recalled by his companion‘s remark:
"Which, you see, gives as 'x.’ ’
“Does it I" asked Mr. Phelps, thinking that,
in common imliteiiesv, he ought to say sow
thing.
“Why, doesn‘t itl" excitedly exclaimed the
professor, alarmed at the posibility that a
flaw had been detected in his calculations.
Quickly his mind run back overhis work.
There had indeed been a mistake.
“Youarc right, Mr. Phelps; you arcrightl"
hoshouted "It doesn‘t give as ‘x;' it gives
0 l ‘!
From that hour he looked upon Mr. Phelps
mi a mathematical prodigy. He was the
first man who had ever caught the profmor
napping.
“And so," Mr. Phelps used often . to add,
in telling the story, “I achieved a reputation
for knowing a thing I hate. It‘s the way
many reputations unmade in this superfi-
cial world."—Dotroit Frau Pm
Increase of Noxious Insects.
Noxious Insects are more numerous and do
structivo now than they were fifty yearsago.
Where nature has a chant» to work out her
Inward] animals,me the highest to tho
lowest, do not increase beyond proper limits.
Even man himself is no exception to this
great law; butleta break occurlu thlsgreut
natural chain and it. 15 felt all along the line.
Some species will increase enormously, while
other; almost entirely disappear. Now, as
i’: 'cctzure far more numerous than all the
higher annuals.“ follow: that if someun—
foreman event tpka place that fuvorsu great
increase of some noxious special, mun bi sure
to be a grant suitsrer. And this state of
things 13 exactly i-‘Lint is taking place today.
The reader wt l naturally inquire why the
beneficial mus do not increase as fat as tho
destructive ones. The answer is, the food
plant of tin; latter has increased enormously
and all the surroundings have favored its
rapid increase, while the other, living upon
animal timago food), 13 entirely outstripped
by the vegetable eating species—Now York
Telegram.
A'I‘rlck oath-Dog.
Atriend of mlnoouthowcstlde imported
3 fine hunting dog man England which
mmtothonnmnotShort. Hoprimthn
unimalnryhlghlyu‘ndomofhisdutieulnto
moverydnythatfihortgmullthoexa'dn
lie mu throcmnsuxlly uttendsto
thlhbut the otlut day be In: bury,»
Show: master undertook the job him-elf.
Hohunuudmillforthlspurposo whentlin
groomcunnottnko him out, undSliort m
holstedonthlltotakelihllm'llk. Ballad
umbruimtlnnhq m auditorium,“
almlyluydowu. Howuntcd'totlkouwulk
out. of doom—not nerd-on I treadmill.
El: master in: dumfounded II
duallylilt upoutho plan of pit
murlthuveryfutlooklug
tbsbendofthomlll. “around
new for the not the ‘
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BRIEF UENTION.
Au Metal-mi (Kurt former mutiny Mend
to trade ll barrel of sorghum for ii wife.
To when nickel plum! “Ilfllfl after imam
lug black and not worn, um ruin-e M‘ whiting
on a rug with ii lllllo Ull.
Onliiiarlly no one should stay lit ii dinner
longer than three beam. and in taking leave
the guard bids farewell only to the baton.
When a pencil ll "luck at the stomach." lea
taken into the mouth in email pieem niid ul~
lend to melt before wallowing Will, in
very many lulwu‘ttti, relieve the dimiufurt.
For inunonnlt of pcrformaum Alexander
Dumas heads t e list. Ilia literary inner
lasted about forty yearn, and he handed that
during that time 1,11!) Vttllllllt'll were pub-
liiibed under his main,
Tbc t'apo Verde lhlmlllfi were known to
the ancients in (brigades.
modern till dis-con :' I by De Null, Pill-“1100M!
navigator in the M'IW lentil Portugal lll Hill,
1450 or Mill).
The captain of a Portland schooner caught
a young moi of! Sable Island and made a pet
of Iiiiii. In three days he “as perfectly tune
and followed him all over the vessel. lie in
occwimully thrown overboard to "rim uu-
tii he iii tired, when be lit glad to be taken on
board min.
Fulcrum: wiuc,m-lebriitixl by Virgil and
Horace, wail the produce of Palermo, or, as
called by Martial. Minis. Min-islet». iii Cum-
pnuia. Home» In his "Odes" boasts of hav-
ingdrunk Fulcnnnn wine that had been, A!
it were. born with I'llll, or which reckoned
its age from some consuls, 11 ll. 1‘,
The I-‘orfuriiliiro stunner on in; passage
from “all to Dundee, un Kept. II, lts‘i'i‘, was
wrecked iuu violent pale. and thirtyvciglit
poisons out of lift _v-tlirm iwrisheil. The
(luler- Fern lighthouse Lei-per. Jilllltm Darling,
and his heroic daughter, tirace, wntnrcd out
Illnll‘t'llll‘lltlfillil sea in a t‘illlli,‘ and rescued
several of the passengers.
In India two coma sought in capture the
lmlle that a dog Was eating in front. of a
bungalow, but intliuut btlt‘t‘t'fis‘. After
numerous efforts they held a «instillation in
a neighboring trw. ’l‘licuune of them flew
down and peeked at the dog's tad, and while
the canine was attending to this interruption
the other bird seized the bone. So with the
clit'otiicler.
l’utclino is the name of a mixture of garlic
fine, glycerine and tannin. to which sulphate
of barium, urof zinc, may be added, and
which may be colored by vegetable colors. It
may be kneaded while warm. When cold it
may be used for numerous purposes. It can
be turned. filed, bored, polidiml, and cm: be
used for hermetically uealmg battles, etc.
T he pmportion of ingrolient-z varies accord-
ing to the use; For sealing bottle's, of course,
it mustboused liquid. Pete], the inventor,
uses it. with success for preserving meat, by
applying It liquid, at a temperature 50 dogs.
to no (legs. Cent.
The Elevation of .utentnre.
Art,indecd, is beginning to find out that
if it does not make f rienib~ with Need it. must
perish. It wreeivw that to take itself from
the many and leave them no joy in their
\iurk, and tugive itself to the few whomit
can bring no joy in their idleness, in an error
flint kills This has long been the burden of
Ruskin's lllcssngc; and if we can believe
William Morris, the common people have
heard himfiladly. and have felt the truth of
what he says. "They see the prophet in him
rather than the fantastic rhetorlciaii. as
more superfine, audiences 110;" and the men ,
and women who do the hard work of the
world have learned from him and from Mar.
ris that. they have a right to pleasure in
their toil, and that when justice is
done them they Will have it. In
all ages poetry has affirmed something of
this sort, but it remained for ours to perceive
ft and express it. somehow in every form of
literature. But this is only one phase of the
devotion of the best literature of our time to
the service of humanity. No book written
with a low or cynical motive could succeed
now. no matter how brilliantly written, and
the work done in the past. to the glorification
of mere passion and power, to the deiflcation
of self, appears monstrous and hideous. The
romantic spirit worshiped genius, worshiped
heroism. but at its best. in such a mono:
Victor Hugo, this spirit recognized the
supreme claim of the lowest human-
ity. Its error was to idealize the
victims of society, to paint. them ini-
possibly virtuous and beautiful; but truth,
which has succeeded to the highest mission
of romance, paints these victims as they are,
and bids the world consider them not because
they are beautiful and virtuous, but because
they are ugly and vicious, cruel, filthy, and
only not altogether loathsome because the
divine can never wholly die out of the human.
The truth dew not find these victims among
the poor alone, among the hungry, the house
less. the rugged; but. it also finds them among
the rich, cursed with the aimlessties-i, the
satiety, the despair of Wealth, wasting their
lives in a fool's paradise of shows and sem-
blances, with nothing real but the misery
that comes of insiuccrity and Sclllahtlt'SSv
Harper‘s Monthly.
Gold Mining In Ireland.
According to the story of a London mper,
there is no doubt of the existence of gold In
Ireland, but whether it can be profitably
worked is not deemed certain. 0a the prin-
ciples adopted in America and other gold
fields, a. surveyor has attempted to locate the
placers and the possible sources of the County
Wicklow gold, and from'liis researcha horas
led to believe that gold working in the
planets, and possmly, perhaps, also in vein
mining, ought to pay, if judiciously carried
out, but not on the some lines as the works of
the previous adventurers. Them is also, if
the annals are correct, a gold field in County
Kildare—tlic great. source of d on which
the ancient Irish depended. a this county
and the adjoining portions of the mantles of
Dublin and Wicklow—thnt Is. to the west-
ward of the Minster range of hills-411cm is
u tract that has all the up cc of a possi-
ble gold field. As the exp orer had the assist
once and advice of various experienced “gold
diggers," both American and Australian, lie
bellows ho is justified in suggesting that gold
workings in Wieklow by experts would repay
ndventurem—New York Pres.
L'tlllntlon of the Sun's Bum.
Many plans have been proposed for the
direct utilization of the sun'l energy—-
Ericsson‘s heat engine supplied by solar radi-
utlonsfiho plan of MM. Conan, Pilfro and
Mouchot, who proposed to concentrate the
sun‘s rays on a mm of water, which would
be turned into steam; with a number of
others, none of which have even reached the
[toga of successful experiment. Mr. Edward
Weston proposes, and has patented, the idea
of using u thermopilo, which is to be placed
in the focus of a mirror or lens, and which is i
to be used to charge a storage battery, from
which the energy is finally to be drawn. An
electron-gust. in the circuit is so arranged
as to cut out the pile when its niacin-emotive
fmhlhbelowthutof tbobumry. Winn
"consider the very low cflciaucy of ther-
mopllu—not one 3 or l per cunt-4t would
app-r doubtful until-Win plan will arc
mum-
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.011": WI". 0011“ nor.
Edna. In. Express. ‘ 5,31 " Accum.
3...: “ Express. 7.3% ” Acmin.
8.12 " breadth. 5.3-0 “ 31min.
6.56 “ B'porLSp. Dlti “ bornllix.
..::l ' Lut'lll Kx. 10.42 Accom
7.505 " Incul Ex. 2.1.3 [LELBOEIIIII Ix.
$.25; " lnrnillx. 1.07 “ Luau-ix.
d3.) “ 50.3.5 mini 1.43 " Sp‘gtleiu W".
9.03 " Local ‘ 30': " Locum.
9.2.6 " Aacum. HI “ lluusJ’lx.
0.13 " Ex. 13:: " Accom.
11.45 “ hwnlfix. M9 " King. 111x.
1159p.in.,l~2xpre~e. 5.13 " Accomm.
1.:0 ” 50.16.": 7.18 " Locnl Expren
241 “ Accoui. 3227‘ " lhidgd'pl Acc.
4.44; “ Boaioulx. 18.49 “ Accom.
5013 " Mumford Act 9.49 ” Acton.
5.20 " ltxpren 11.0? “ AdamaRxAC.
636 “ Mumford Am: 12.“ " Breton Ex.
8.11 “ B‘pon 3pc: SUEDE”.
10.15 " Accom. 7.35" Atom.
31mm”. 9.11“ Accom.
9.15 Accent. 6.51 p.m. Actor...
6.14 p.1n Accom.
7.28 “ Inc-ti hxp.
8.59 “ Acmm.
Triumi lie-v0 lint burial. '
some rm. some an.
641: u. m. . 11.53: a in
mi " s. ; '-
7.” “ 1.4': p. m.
_ .. {,5 ..
2.40;» m an --
, ..
if; .. .
an: '-
0. I. than”, 9‘. '1‘. llurevnr.
Hen. sup'. lieu. Pam. Ag‘i
“UCSA'I‘ON It} IlAlLIlOA I).
DASBL’RI‘ it NOBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1558
Passenger Truths.
SOUTH.
Lv. Numulk. Lv. 50. Norwalk. Ar. WiL-ioi. Pain
7323 to 766mm. Sillinm.
81? “ 8 27 “ u 35 “
10 03 " 1013 " 10 a) ”
1250p.in. 1111p 11:. “tum.
431 “ 1411 “ 153 “
7-16 " Mixed 6 35 " Mixed 6 46 “ll'x‘d
802 .. .. 80': t. i. “5 .. ..
9,“ i. .. 1024 .. .. 10 3, .. ..
ecumv.
9.111 a. m.
6.01' p. in.
NOIVI‘II.
Lv. Wilson Point, Lv.So. Nonviilk. Antl’onulk
I 10 a. In. Mixed l '10:. in. l‘x'd 210 llxcd
:5 .. .. 5 33 .. .. 5 «ll ..
s
845 " 918 " 923mm.
1201 “ 1213p.m 12 18in
250 “ Mixed 310 "Mixed 3:6 lxed
425nm. 512 " 51711.11}.
550 " 035 v 640 “
1'15 " '
1010 “ Mixed 10 17 “ Mixed 1024 lixed
carton.
. 920., in 9251.111.
65211.11! 65? p. In.
W. 11. srxvxusoii, Vicel’ree. and Gen‘l Inn-get.
RC. PAYII, Sn ~ xtcudent.
A. \1'. Fianna, enenl Meeker Agent.
MAIN LINE.
have Bridgeport for Plttiifleld.
7.08 n. In. mommo‘n I
10.05 " "
tilt-m I. in. Hired
4.50 p. in. express
.610. “ uccommo'n
strum! um.
Twmm
:Goc: Only a! for“ Great Burlington.
'uoea only as far In New Milford.
Wu. H. Brmxaon, Vice Pm‘t a Gcn'l lm‘u'r
W. K. chu, Bur-t.
A. W. PIunin.(ien. PBIHEDZCI’ Ag‘t..Br1dgcport. Ct
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Cesspools
Cleaned and Disenfectul.
aniiLns M011. Prop. ‘
Bridgeport xddm: 96 FAIRFIELD AYE.
0r Inquire of JARVIS KKLLOGG, Health Ofllm. .
1115 2w Norwllk.
Ins noun (ma um: .
huhlh-vfllw. unil.‘ lat-1!. , 4 y
Bu! v.6 watch in a. world.
I’-
.:~.\
‘i
SOUTH noawm immune sanctum, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY .22.. as.
lllllllllllllll .
and) them wlitl anything iii the
DRUG LINE
II I!
REASONABLE PRICES
A: on other hours.
funiu nothing but the
Pumst II Drugs.
tee of purity.
Special Attention
Physicians Prescriptions.
Curl-fully.
l I. R. 11A] . E.
Registered Pharmacist
Cor. Main and Wall Bu. 1 M It
BEE HIVE '
coll lien- and register their union.
and one fix (lento lilo.
“ 31
1‘ ll
. \‘\
.il
110de by the day or week; Ilia) lodging
"8 In Your! ll‘embcctfllily. Ill-IE “NI-I.
Nu ll “'ulor 8L. Borough.
c As H
Dill 'I'IllIIl Ill
ONLY LOOK!
Pillsbury! Bert l‘i- in. p r l.‘-'
.. .. .. .. M
-—-A'l‘—-———
W. IIIWIII‘II SIIIIIli'l,
112 "Washington Street.
‘mssm .t iiiciiiziiiils.
at the old rtnnil, No. 1; Main it , borough, “hero- iii
BISSBLI. & DICkBBMAN.
ill) “.‘w
”Hutu: ”Plaza” at 11:. Gen. 2‘ rut-life hfllxllp
In mm. to “1an to e 1 u 0 or
III! and manuals»; mum that l “minute to
l IIIIII unki- it 11 pmm to
Allgoodn of my own mullifumie wall but lay
time. uhlck will xlunyu rem-in x glut-Ill“: puma»
WILL an (“YEN 1‘0 PREPARING
All Ordonwnl In Filled l'romptly and
General Intelligence Ofllce
A117 one Ill want of mink» 'mt'fll, or erlllflg i,
cheuxc his other place, will 1111 ll will my them to
Miles fne
tioutleuion will beclmgultbe rum of a em. if
you want to be . or “‘Ii. or null. or enquire for any
thing you an o on here. all \M‘ Will iufvertb-e at ll“.
office on“! day. We have it tilting mom '1 l‘ L‘itlln‘
We havexmtxunnt where you can ttl‘f anything
fremnac sandwich to ii full mull ll 3:1 been
... .. ,
c. ....1w
MEAT MARKET.
Dora t‘. Blessed is not dead yet. but can to found
lllllil'l'llll’l in suit.
ht). NURWALK
.0.
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
mvvw~
Full line of Artists' Materials.
lllllrlslmmls
J XIV l IARY. l I'll-.10.
We olfer ilmiiix tld- month a
‘l‘.;\Il(1’rltl-‘~"I‘(1(‘-I{
Willa ILUIKS,
New floods, at Cost.
flue lot, old styles, :it $2.00
for choice.
)
Large InI Dress (loads
marked 25 to 500 placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 150 per yard.
‘20 per cent discount on
marked prices of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
Manyofhci‘ goods reduced
tomalie I'tltllll for new goods
:iIlei‘ February 151.
IIIBLER'I SIIIIIIS.
In North illuln Mrct‘l.
Suutll Sol-walk.
L. H. DECKER
Wall til-allots:
Paints, Oils,
and Glass.
House all Sign Paillil.
l’apcr Ilanging
Calciinining, and
lg”Ill-.tlmiulstcdtinnxr... ._.........‘ no
$5:35“;;;:__131 _ y ‘ -§"‘“’ ])ecoratin1g.
5 be. 'ew 11c! ....... . u y .
mm..-” _ , Btllltllll! Lots Ior bale
California t llt‘l’fll l‘.. “
War...“ -°*-
DC IL 1‘. . -
Ben ' -- -~ . BI()SS 1111414.
EVlei'ilt‘d .‘ppire
Dried Pl’ll‘lltll -—~-» ~18.
1i" rem; m nine
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry iil'ns. Hard Uil Finish.
“'ire steel lluor Mats,
Soiiierhlng new. ball thin: out.
new film of Bimll it: Dickerman will kccp a full w. c. Q u I "TAR D,
stack of meat and fl 1: at the Iowa: market prices
JIIIIlIlI‘ IIIII IIIIICIIII,
No.
Sole Agent, for the («debated
and Eye Glasses.
Also fiill line Pebble Spectacles.
Alwnn in clock, full line
Elgin. Waltham,
Springfield,
~Axn—
French and American Clocks,
New Ind Irtiitlc designs in
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
NU. 15 RAILROAD PLACE.
1 DOORS FROM P. 0.
11031 ER 13. 1103” T,
15 ltnilx'oad Plnoo,
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
Eyes tented free.
Hampden, Columbus,
Non-Magnetic Watches.
(Queen Cuff Holders,
Silver Ware;
illuslcal lmlrumcm Suppller,&c.
and Straw,
Plat Muss Stalls Bailing,
COAL and WOOD,
I
Grain, Flour, Feed,
- nin—
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
_‘1_
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 “'nnhlngton 8L. -
Evening Commercial
Guano Bulldluy. Namath. Conn.
A. GERMAN CLASS
'fllmhm MID-um
run: I. IBM‘-
A. S. IVER IRIS.
South Konvulk.
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,
School,
P. l—AID ”- ‘W W"
Hill NI] ills
Wlliilgltalnllri!
PRINTED on ENGRAVED!
both theoretical Ind practical. Aim '
Short -Hand A SPECIALTY.
“mitt-{3 T ' NG PRINTING 0F ILL KINDS
AT THE
Sentinel Oflioe.
as in
, 'llll “Wilt—«r
MEATfi
SHINE“ IN lllfi Iihal Inf-tilt“.
If you mud the tlmlt‘t't‘l HM'l‘b. unwind"
at an of trouble m cur-t. you Will ind them II I!
inlet. in Wei; 4..
Poultry or all Kills
IYU’ I'l"? ‘ MANN“.
HAY’EXEX.
uunuiii‘ lulu-ii
WISHINCIUN IIIIIIII'I‘.
one lel1u,~-~‘I'bc lie-I.
k‘IIl 'l'lt Mint! wt i
ltwf. \‘cnl. Lamb. Mutton, l'urli. Sail mt lmli.
f‘tiriicd Ilu'f Mindful Tongue. llama.
Hbtl'liflt‘lf, lhirun. Ilaiuxiiii. i'rankr
fem. Bic.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
orders Delivered l’roniptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:1 \1 lnltllllflllfl tori-r1.
J.H Kinefelter,
1)? mm IN
Meals, Plsl IIYSIBIS,
Vegetables. Pruitt.
GIiEiPiEi’f- GOODS, ETC
QIO
0n. Ii. I, l P. lH. Illllll
Te upturn- chum-(tiny,
Bllll ill
2s, 1min M" So. ”mi Walk.
Meals Fish Pillars,
Pills, Valuables, Poultry, Etc
1)! 1 I Kinda in 'l heir Scare",
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J“ i. nun-1'1". E n.1il'sl‘EP;
THOSE “THO DESIRE
THE BEfiT 0?
Meals,
PPPPIP
Vegetables,
Alva)! ir- -:. and iv amok-mic price-{would dnwrl
m mil Mutt?
Ill Pl Marla
Before Purchasing I‘llsBWIlt‘l‘G.
31“.!
Orien- rulicitcl and loads dcilvmd to my put
of City. .
Julsull lailrwlii, Pills.
SEWE RS!
is. M. PIER CF.
:1me is
S it} ‘VV [C i}. 1)! 1’3
.iiz
Geller-:1: Sewer Contractor
“pictured to nuke connections with win sewer
111 in thin city on the must fawninbie ten-ax.
mics intending to courier. i with !t:e recently laid
”animate cllyWiIi and it to thin «trauma to
all on him, all! if
r . .11. PIE RU t~.
h" 00‘ 20' $011“! Nomllkflilc
i... .- ,.. _.,_ __.__.,
.Hiiis El. FERRIS,
‘é'tiolwalr and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
CIIII. IIIII Willi]
Brick. Lime, Cement,
Blue scone. Etc.
Leliigh, Lackiiwnuna, Locust
Munntlia. Franklin, and
ll'iikeaharrc ,Coals.
Ilrll It}? RUBBER PAINT
Yard ~ (mt Hf Washington and Mar-
Ihull straw Branch office at Stilson
Druv Stor ~, Mini
LAIIIES’i hill
’0‘ Your Own Dyeing. at lone.
my 111 an e The, untold every. .
“at“ “Illa.
walking.
a [tuck-go. The] have unequal
rm Wk, tum. Amount fa Pack-gt».
all" Putin-u of ‘olur. of m’lwlln Qualifier.
'1‘” do an: crack or smut; it?! m'oz a. 'Pul' rule by
m1“! mm. end But. Is. flat-lad, drew».
a: lime.
Livery and Food stable!
ii .um ieii lltll at.
llthI-‘t‘l and t‘uiliaueiimb-t for all u‘rulohl
i‘amnyw ut Depot in In" All 'I‘fllul.
lviull 'i'iuimnn- II lie-nimble l‘t'u‘n.
'1'.-luphoiw immune. M ti
Human Nature on the, flack!
Then- in not the but now
my for oiled fun
uncanny "unit-an.
' wet, and unreal aun-
xcul. am the nut ohm-
miu cum m and ?
vii-Ian “ILL“ R1111!“ '
1c 141.1». uu
no one of the lav"
and run, Peru-tin to
lll’htt lute! Til-ml-
you.
ll: llllmllflifl‘tl h) It lglllbdrli I will and
an.” titwpilln rumination...” ,
to fun-fit I'll llmlani It'll em failure we...“
aim ll til. ‘11le an i-pieul lurk Pal. but u
mtemeruoffueir. sold by All out." tm
and )leviiclnu, and In Kuwait by (l I
l'lll‘l‘ 2:5 cents- per box. tire belt! for 81 on.
be luv u A. HILL. “0111'”, In.
SWAN &. EUGENE“:
8132 Water St.. foot 0! Bull,
IIBIDGBI’OB'I'. (11'.
We Isl: Micvrtd attention this reunion in our dork
of Nova slum twirl mule Ionian flocklmm
and mint-m, 1:1th our line of Impound (been
We «on in more fully introduce to the lam
il.‘ nuluwt make", driven. R. R um , and am-
menJM-gn-xt column and "(fly from it and
cold. in be dl‘llll'd from a good mi! of oiled club
mg. wiili dim en rubber Giova- It'd finger tin.
of which vu- have I good I ork The to
him‘ Illll minim-en by railroad elect clou- II "ll
llama In every home owner. One of our Ollod
Carma Cover! um prove I compiutc Ila.
1"] my me 112 can may nun hi I tingle Ital.
'1 [Pm however no but alum chum. ' our lulu
llllrlllt‘lfl- In dealing in Pure brute and 011., We
. Mutiny, pagan-n- supplies and b In; In
rerlxlr, In any of their nac- ue m d can la
mate b and unponilile to t.
It) ttievmy. Wi-lmie 11 Brand of Olga! Ind-e
fmmtbc 1m: tuiprmd pluck Ihlt‘ll we or" only 1-
1min: f launch. 'llu-y are wry flue lover and
cut Ini' ‘tltlt'IEI'M’liwll ciglmlh‘i. 010’ II I“
‘ry Illllll 'lel-pbuiw '. Y. P! it. Never
undcrmlif
The Old and Reliable.
an FREIGHT LINE.
IIPPWflIIIIIlWYlIlI.
.. THE PROPELLERS-
City of Sorwalk & Eagle,
will make daily iri is, blindly- Med, fol .
thigh: between new thick. Roman and flush
Sorwxlk. wiillaire l’ietz‘uootof Rocha-lulu“i
Sew York. every evening. not“ sums, It
o'cimii,nudon Satan!" at 2 pin. late I '
walk Bridge and Soul Not-walk m1! evening.
Freight taken from and rucolvod for ull
point- on tho Dar-bury and Email and
shop-u; Bullroudl ut Grout], Buduud
Batu.
Upon nppéirvlon iougentl-the City of Nonnlk A
and name will be sent for IOBMIIElm «
anywhere in New York or its “Chilly.
Will pusom are turbid tmfltingnlyof the
employed of the boom flf this linear: account“
the owner: thereof.
Halal, Bllll l in."
-———~ooo-~ -
WOOB MANTELS.
DOORS,
SASH. BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
UP ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
_—.——,
Lumber Yard betwecnnlbud MW
iii a! an allele Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Patel, Bailey & Cl.
l1 man-£1}
BATH&NUBSEBY
Perfectly Pure,
Delightful to Ilse,
Efflcaclous In Results,
PEERLESS rou COMPLEXIOIU.
Alum-lug a Smooth. Soft. Clear Bill in. nu-
Blackheads. Pimple! and other eruption.
ran SHAllVINC‘i Min smiliggoomu
i t
Stall mu: Barbed. "(Imam lull-l.~ W
Fun 'l-IAPPED nun ROUGH KIN
and all Minions, whether Banner at It
gap-pmlfed, it fidfilwfl the
11 C can: K! II I I'M he
l’byuldnm gm]! [IQ-5 ll 1:! Ming" “in
old or now some. in can of Fem,“
flaunt-ire oiil sold lu “It
[We Fun-u the III!
grower. Ask your «in he "and“:
m. If the do not it.“ It
mpflvergrynulmmnIfl-fiu
ion ulna M
um: 00., or.
nth-ominldnuhubtdlfilflm
MIMI-III ‘
Norwalk Chronicler