. _ Inc-m- ffl.‘ ‘ imwhowaslyingouthedoor in- ly brokeln the door and “Us” l. (liar-he, oueot the grave- ‘ in a halt unemsciona condition, “weddeotthevault. ltwas ,whsl-Mmmeouum Thenhe *1 Hmlnhthevaultyusterdayalternoon mm Thwearemeuteenbodies As I entered. the doorclosedwltha “Iflwmtlwucaught. Thelock , Sw‘loehandopensonlylromtheout- ’ MmIIaughed,butasnoonecame Iaoonquit that. Whannlght m lawman arm , ”Till in theprospect oi passing a “with a narrow vault with seven ’ m Then I Ihriokedlor help, but “We. lmusthavetalnted, (or when ‘ the win was shining. “new no 9“th came I’m going lutoeome halite. now.”~Philsdelphia Ex . Petrified Bodies. A most remarkable story comes from As— ”, Colo. regarding an unexpected llnd in ;oaeot theprincipalminesoutheAspen “in last Thursday, as the storygoee, ‘& night shiltin the Minnie mine put in . m holeaiutbe breast of the lilo-toot level flthhehlaatjuatbeloreleaving lorthe g ”in. On returning to the mine itwas U mmmtwo sham had broken intoa " ,me, fits extent 0! which they proceeded to inn low feet, they found the walls Irifll mum lime and lead that “ _ Bhdhmonda Bereundtherelittle . hung born the ceiling. The lime . resembled lace and frieze work or hauty. Thecavehasadescent r1 about twenty degress,aud then formed mom-Members grand beyond descrip “linen hadentered about two hundred liddmly stopped and said: “There sits a My." Sure enough. there eat a human form. Th hudwae restiugon tbekneesand the were drawn around the legs, Indian Antone bowl and axwere found figure. The body was well pre- in trying to lift it one arm broke bodies in dinerent attitudes were chamber but when disturbed crumbled. Onebodyoi amanwas out with tireless of arms and feet. diacuverylias mused great excitement ,hmaathe bodies donot seem to be . been! Indiana—Denver Times l3 g Edi a? i‘ ,. ’. Mill: the Color of Canaries. The following is from the proceedings' of the Berlin Physiological society: Starting withthe observed fact that canaries led With «yum pepper acquire a ruddy plumage, Dr. Bowman has based upon it a scientific investigation of canaries, lowls, pigeons and etha- birds. From these he has obtained the ’ following raulte: Feeding with pepper only poducss an edect when given to young birds More they moult; the color of the feathers (1 older hirdscaunot Rifl‘ééted. Moisture mm the change of color to Ii ruddy line, which is again’discbarged under the influence it alight and cold. A portion of the con- stitueutaof cayenne pepper is quite inactive, a, for Distance, piperin and several extrac— fives; similarly the red coloring matter alone at the pepper has no effect on the color of the feathers. It is rather the triolein, which oc- curs in the pepper in large quantities, to- gether with the characteristic pigment, which brings about the change of color by holding the red pigment of the pepper in solution. Glycu-lne may be used imtead of triolein to ltiugabwttlieeameresult. Thesame stale- inmit holds good with regard to the feeding dunk with aniline colors. The red pigment dtbepeppm'isalsostored in theeggyolk as well u in the feathers. The first appearance of the pigment in the yolk may be observed asa colaed ring four days after the com- mt“ feeding with thepigment dis- solve! in fat. After a further two days’ leading the whole yolk Is colored. Dr. Sauer- .V maunia stillengagsd incarryingou his re- ’ when—New York World. Allisehlevous Squirrel. Thugrayquirrellnl’haion‘streeon Mavenuehasbeen at his old tricks fiahadsomuchfnnsaturdaymom- fl hscouldnotrmistthetemplatlonto meat” the “experience, and yesterday alien- _ waspracticing ooting once man. h‘Thellratintimat‘iouanyonehadthnt Hmwhlaperchin the hemlock llbwIeiiauiimberolgirls, whowerewalk~ hildcthetree, motruck with several m. Theirshriehattracted theattention spy-awn that neighborhood, and , W‘s delighted chattering quickly thlnaltotlnoamolthehubbub. “it. Thsyuaedatouiaandthequirreloeed est-s. Oneottheboyswears ablackeyeas MWtheanimalcan throw accurately, whilsthuehnorecordthatthesquirrelwas "fl'nckbyanyofthsnnmeroussmallquan'iea that went sailing through the branches. Mar-butanhour’asport thefriskylittla ichnclndedthathshadhsdenoughand thayBeoreektoYou. mummpmmdsystoodnpio hie-yaadhegnu “Apoormanwho . a reunions subsistence from the mtmedlelnewhlchhemanufac- in mild Minimum" a lkrlwilttboumahaallathwm' ,_ Mocthgaschoololjournal- ‘ ”Marinades-thermal! Ewan «stifled to do, forth WMandthmaroastornd it u H AB. A. T. 0 E 011 all bets ollered for sale in Ken'vvfood Park This beautiful suburban town is only 9 miles from the center oi Denver, COLORADO, On small investments. On the Denver, Texas and Fort Worth R. R, in the choicest Agricultural section of the Slate and ail'orde an extraordinary opportunity to realize LARGE PROFITS All. In. full size. Artesiau water free. Fine Stone Railroad Depot completed. Magnificent Hotel and other attractive public and private buildings to be erected. On all lots oliered for sale ll. profit 13 absolutely GUARANTEED Lots all $25 u 30 35 40 ,, 50 ”'60 70 100 175 purchaser II Guarantee Profit Bond cash payment $5. 00 H t'. ‘l l'. it “I H (I. 00 7,00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 of 25 per cent. on the purchase price within one year ['1 om the date of purchase offering this property as per price list below, with 8 per cent. interest on deferred payments, or 5 per cent. discount loi all cash. 20.00 - 35.00 Remit by P. 0. money order, or draft on New York. Address We Issue to each each month $2.00 “ 3.00 4. 00 5.00 0.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 at THE KENWllllll PARK Lllll] 81 IMPROVEMENT [10. On receipt of 25 cents in slumps, Denver, together with maps and descriptive matter CAPITAL FULLY mm, 3100, 000. EADS, President. ” LAWRENCE, Vice-President. CARY, Secretary and Treasurer. 1124 sixteenth Street, WNVER, COLO. we will forward by reluiu mail, Til view; of Denver. pertaining to Kenwood Park. Pamphllts of Colorado and We are now llawallaetwrer's and Pal-term , Illl’l’lolfll. 'A ' seswu-st.aamemwr. or. 39""3 6”“ me" mu... m: mom- mg ' “alumna... n l on. we»: a“ , . llllllll llll ll llllarlllll mugs. ........:~..~.=...... fiwh‘fi u ”do“ Never 'Under “0"“— . flew!“ mess. ' to u om WIBI Ha'l &co., 3 “mrgfimmmhm BRIDGEPORT. WIPE: Fr'mufi; We... imm purchase to: virtles without m or WWII-l ”dim; Eight“ “m" 1m- " Wm onus “131mm and? llllS'l'llllS llllllllll REMEDY. The following are a lew of the testimonials which we have in regard to the ifllclency II! PLAISTED’S GOUGH REMEDY We been many more, but deem these eullicient to show that the medicine is all we claim for It. GEORGE B. PLAISTIID~D0llr Sim—Knowing the lormula lmm which Pleieted's Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify that the medicines 0! thch it is composed areol rewgnizmi utility for throat and lung troubles. and that it contains no opium (II n- y p Iisonous or injurious drug. ELERYC. CLARKE. III 0., Noiwalk. C S. MURRAY, II. D. DEX I‘ER HITCHCOCK M. l‘., (l. R MCOONEGAL, II. D. “ Wit C BURKE. JR., M. D:D , SIulh \orwallr, 0. (i. BOHANNAN. MI) E. 8. MINOR. ll. D. (l. W. BENEDICT. M. D., H. HUNGERFORD, M. D.. Slamliml, w. 8. TODD, M. 1)., degefleld. u H u [From Samuel McGowan, Chic! Engineer South Norwalk Fire Dspulmentl GEORGE B. Puritan—Dear Sir :—-I have used I’laieled’s Cough Remedy in my family (or several years, and would not be without it. I think it is the best medi clue I have ever l't‘t'n tor coughs, colds and lung troubles. Yours respectliilly, SAMUEL MCGOWAN. WILLIAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT For Ysrhilng or Reunion Parties. It has no Equal. A iargeAanrlnien of Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers. We claim we sell ihe Best Dairy and Creamery Butter In town [or price and quality. You can judge for yourselt. MOODY’S AROMATIO SYRUP For! holcra Harbor and Teething Children. Pronounced to be the that thing produced in this line horn [host who have need it. HUNT& ZELU'FF Keep the Niccet Market in the city. NORWALK LOBSTERS Delivered ever! salads! 3mm!- Fish, Oysters, Clams Whole-1e and Retail. Pickled oysters. Norwadk Oysters That have not been heated. Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported Sardldcs. Anything a; want in the market line you can get HUNT &' ZELUFF’S. A FULL LINE OF Builders Hardware, PAINTS, Oils Varnishes. Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish. Wire Steel Door Mats, Something new. M thing out. W. O.QUINTARD “BIO HALL moot. GO To Illllllllms Choice Groceries TableEDelicacies, FRUITS; «so. No. 8 Main Street. TRY OUR lllll. null Brennan. Billet. museums-um. . tumunommn. warmer-WW. It Tlll lllllllll llallll <—--'HIE BEST M E A 'rlt‘si exam In was new um so. want the choicest IRATE. obtained re as of trollihle or cost, you will lind them at my as well as Pflllll'l Ill flll KlllllS IN ITS BMBON F. HAYE S. DIBRIJ‘B BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWAIJ: . llllllllllll'llll _llllllll'l'. Ono Qlllllly,—Tlt0 noel. Beet Veal Lamb. lotto Pork, Bali and Fresh domed Beet. Smoke? Ton Shoulders, Bacmmalogm, Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty. Orders Delivered Promptly. CHARLES SMITH 53 Washington Street. @3131!“ In" Bllllllll lllll ll 3 28 lain St., 80. Nor-walk. llllllll Flsll lllllllS, Frills, Valuables, Plnlln, Ill 0! All Kinds in Their Season, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Elmm. a“ I. 8. HUMID- Sugar lllull llllllll 111m A (l1 1 -n or more soils skilfully mired. Nico for llatrup and ['1 klcs ——-—— ow Pure filler lllelal ill a gal. We are yet able to tell nlce Creamery Butter Al 95c. per Pound as we bought a lot before the price advanced FLOUR [S DOWN By hug and barrel. is Inoxvei'. Come and see. Fine new sack of California Drill ll lanllll Gull Weare Canned have done during the winter menu. llllllllll ll lllllllll ugtolet looeealarge lot at Mint 11 a1. allracilrs niece. ss we always Taylorliolden Real Estate. Fire, Life. Aeolilenl, Plate Glass. and Steam Boiler INSURANCE AGENTS Loan.- Negotiated. OFFICE-ate? Wsahlnnon IL. Ila. Norwalk. A. S. FERRIS. 0EWELER. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. mwmwflusemu. “WIN-I‘D"... - loath lorwalh. September -—~AND~ October ~ All—- lull Month for Pllllllalll. DON’T‘ WAIT. G. S- NORTH. .Ioua l-l. sIIIIrrII, FLlllllS'l‘. Pr1ce,250 a Bottle. -——-A'l'.—-— CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, 33 Washington 8t... 80. Nor-walk. w”W. B. HALL & co. '1' EBlRllllll Sl‘llRE 0F BBIllllll’llll'l‘ Will Make their NOpening Display Sallllllll Hllllllll all 'l‘llllllllll, Sllll. 'llll, 9H] all 101]] Our Blue is Large, 0 Goods New, Our Prices Low. We make a business of making bargains in Dry Goods and Notions DRESS GOODS, FANCY 000D3,_NOT10NS, &c. The latest in S'yle, the Finest In Quality, the utmost in Variety, have been com- bined by us in one mighty elfort for trade. Our Fall and Winter Oderings will not and cannot be surpamed. There is a limit below which honest goods cannot be.sold We place our prices at the low water mark for safe and reliable goods, sold under guarantee. Inspect us, criticise us, know us, and you will find we deal lair and save you dollars. I 5,000 square feel more room, and New Passenger Elevator. COME AND SEE US. W.B.HALL&CO cnocsslss AND MEATS T. 3m Gum JLESON. armowoon. All; ORDERS FILLED PBOMPTLY. om rommm urogmm ADVANTAGE tomnawiin DB Buys where they can buy the Cheapest ! com llllll Blll lllllll'sllllulls 'lll-llll -—-——-—’ coo» We have (lot the Bulge on ‘our Competitors This Time ———-———‘..—-——-——» We will place on sale 25 pieces Fancy Ribbon No. 20,111 all the latest colorings fancy Armurc weave with Faille borders shaded from dark old rose tolight, all the apple and mouesi greens, black, white, &c. l‘hcsc goods are well worlh 49cc yard We are going to In“ the lot at ‘ 24 Cents a. Yard. We have a line of, Fancy Stripe Armure wenvc Faille, bor- dered, plain and gros grain with satin edge. This line would be cheap at 75c. Our price to run the lot oil (while they lnst)1s 29 Cents 3. Yard. We have 500 pieces of Ribbon in all widths and colors, we guarantee the price cannot be beaten In the town. We. mean business. We will sell goods if we have to give lhem uwa During this sale a few of our leading drives will be displayed in our windows. Don t lorgct the place to buy 13 at SCOFIELD a HOYT’S, Norwalk and South Norwalk. lllllSlllll llll‘l' Mlllllllllll ._.._gp —— Illlllli'l' Sillllll'llllll ——4»—-—. I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00. Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 851: for 500. White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 250. F LOWE RS Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE lllllllllNS lllllllll lllll llll. Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods. -————o~o——- If People will call and examine they will find what I say correct. H. KRIECIER. Mahackciuo Hotel Block, Main St., South Norwallsz. Ccnn. DAVIDSTOW, FURNITURE PARLoR SlllTS. Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans. $40. 00. Also Great Bargains 1n Lounges DAVID STOW, 87. so and 9| Malls Street, South Nos-walk. ll, Stairs, 'l‘HE Palace Queen FURNACE 1811831)“ so. ngnwnx.‘ um nonwanr. MBMbhmggw-mm-wh ml. Illlll ll lit
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