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on Johnny Gethius and the water spaniel
Yip at the Charity h-pital, Blackwell's
blendhubeenmestentatiouelyehmded not.
cleared away at last. The Medical Beer
twinge oflleial account at
resultoi t experiment and theelnded
observations made in the case.
Asfarastha particular case of plucky
Johnny Gethius is concerned, he
Inn was not wholly a success. The prin-
ciple that itispulhletogrow largomasees
oftisrnelromau animal to man,end to
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Tommiorlpslnallock. Alsoafalllineol
DOG MEDICINES AND SPRATT’S
006 BISCUIT.
ly, who are ewviug out newness (or theft.
It appears from oilicial statistics that foot
beunited in about a month. 'l'hat
Yip’s bone did not unite toJohnuy's was
«owl gathered about the last car In which
let the president and about the brilliantly
W dining car. There were eight cars
nthetralu, the combination car in which
the Othet had been placed, the Pullman
“on car Liverpool, the veatlbulecara
? Maud Able, President Robert’s private
. ar, No. no, and the president's car. In
due to the fact that they could not be con-
tinued sudiciently long in contact on so
count'oi inefficient dressing, which is apt
to be the case in all early experiments.
The stimulation of the gran; Mover,
- has excited a reparative process the
tire, which now promises to unite.
Inthemeautimetheboy walks with the
aid of a cane. Johnny was entering from
an ununlted fracture of the lower third of
the leg, the result of an operation to rem-
edy an anterior curvature of the tibia,
which had existed and had slowly increased
from early childhood until he wascorn- v
polled to go upon crutches.
THE CLEVELAND LETTER.
u—u—-———e‘-—
A .rarlrcra' Alliance View-What Ex-
layor Grace ‘l’hinka.
Wasnmcrox, Feb. film-Col. D. L. Polk,
president at the National Farmers’ Al-
liance, who has just returned from a trip
through the south and southwest, was
asked his opinion aeto Cleveland's chances
in one He considers that Mr. Cleveland's
silver coinage letter, “whether so intended
or not, came-as'a timely ally to the
monopolist: in their herculean eilorts to
defeat the silver bill. Cleveland may,
“The W love of [idiotic tomb.
“sandman-um? says London Truth,
loan Aberdeen sienna
merchants, who send £110,“ worth of stone
everyyeartotho United States, nearly the
whole of which llnds its way to the ceme-
teries in which wealthy Americans are bur-
Houthly police reporteoi foreign visitors
houses are made
at Paris. On Feb. 1 the ofllcial number wash—$-
27,608, a slight decrease from the pron-dink
month, but with slight variations the num-
ber remains about the same for each month,
excluding August and September, the dull
inthehoielsand
K. Dean, whohad charge
at the train which took the remains at
‘ Pruident Garfield to Cleveland. Hewlll
the train through to St. Louis.
From statktics ju‘ pnthIed momma
stands first in the United Mes as a wheat
growing state, having produced the past year
minnow bushels. California comes next
with 40,000,000 bushels. The Dakotas pro-
duced 42.0mm bushels, ranking third. hiin-
neaota had 3,100,0illacres In wheat; Califor-
nia, mow; the Dakotas, 4,4iIl,ill0.
Out at the Seine th
the following dead
InthecombinationcarNo. 871, in
restedthe casket, a heavy carpet
Theinterlorolthecarwal
to and against this back
pot black clothstood
" outlnatrongreliet. Beside thecataialqua
whitheceuterot the car were thesaddle,
apnrsand boots 0! the deadwar-
upon his party, but on that point the Al-
liance people are little concerned, for it he
be the nominee of any party hewill utterly
fallin securing the votes of the ‘lndue-
trial’ organisations of the country. No
manwill get their votes for president oi .
theUnitad States unless he is in accord
with them on the will they~ neck to
To use a popular phi-la, Mr
Cleveland has succeeded in placing him-
salf‘on thetopshel! of back numbers!”
Cleveland the Han.
SAX mono, Ten, Feb. ill—Enhfayor
W. II. Grace, of New York, who is on a
visit here. said in answer to a question
about politics: "The political issue ietbe
tariff, and Grover Cleveland, who was and
is the greatest leader of the Democracy,
and who had the courage to make that is
one, is the man to lead his party to victory
under this banner, and the only one. Gov
ernor Hill cannot carry New York, and
Cleveland cqu not only carry New York,
but all of the states necessaryto secure
the country a Democratic president.”
chickens and ducks, 210
, 10 cheep, 2 horses, 1i pigs,
40 geese and turkeys, 10 calves and gents, ll
e, il squirrels, 3 porcupine;
Holman! and Loch Run!
Merely” until it p In
so. 4 warm: s'I'HEE'I'
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Call attention to a good line of Canned
go: or, and will sell them It low pncre,
as iollowe When one will take six
cans or more of any eIogle son, we run
make them yet ”lower, as you on».
have bn-n fortunate in yelling cur Cali
forms Canned Goods at last year 'e prim
wlld we are selling them at the old rates
All goods warrantrd
will at more appear among the hen
Bet the spoiled can aside.
Don't throw it on the ash bean: you are
mulled to a good can, in place of the
poor one, if you got that here:
mmwtbabead.
Th origin of the word
tread back to the year 1743.
brat The Journalde MM thus iron
account of the winterof 1148, during which
apoplexy and catnrrhs were very common.
The colds are described as similar to what
were called lolette the preceding year, but in
1743 they were called gripps. Few persons
escaped the malady, and it readily attacked
the weak cbuted.
It is poetry to think a girl looks pretty
when she sleeps, but she don"t.
tied up in hard. tight little knobs all over her
head to give it the duly appearance that
you admire so much do
lacovered, all but theeydhnoas andmonth,
with a white, ghostly pisceof muslin, called
a face mask, to improve the complexion, and
her hands are incased in greasy looking
gloves to make them soft and while. If you
think a girl looks pretty at night it is be-
cause you have never seen one whose ambi-
tioninlileistobaprettyintheday.
satopposite each other engaged In conver
Can-u loo-ed at Trenton.
was made from the time the
Jersey City until Mantau, asub-
l‘hiladdphia, was reached But
. greatcrowde were Irathcredat alltheste-
mandatmiaabeth, Newark and Tren-
tar thespeed of the trainwasslacksned
”materially. Therowasno demonstre
Attainntllthetrainreached'l‘rentonat
, mmmmwmmwmm-
Nlngdeannon. The platform oftho eta»
[thrown densely packed, and sprint of
Grand Army of the Republic veteranswere
dmwnupinline. Asthetrainpassedthe
the veterans uncovered their
Atklbthetrflnstoppedstthls placcfor
;. orders. Therewasalargemwdaseem-
v hbdatthe littb station. Herethepresio
d-It’s canvas Mached from the train and
unpled to the regular Washington as.
prom. The funeral train stopped only a
theday; her face
Spa-led Izoour
George Lon-here’s Horrible Confession.
Lyon's, N. Y., Feb. 20.
has confessed that he killed his father,
William Lambert. The murderer will be
87 years old next April. He quarreled with
his father. he says, because his father min
used his mother. He says:
piece of firewood and hit him three or [our
times in the face. He fell to the floor. 1
took hold of the body and made for the
don As I dragged him out through the
woodshed l seized the as, which lay near
the door, and dragging him out into the
back yard completed the crime with the
ax. How many timeal struck him with it
I do not know, but [certainly hit him a
number of blown i then went ion» the
house, washed my hands, and went away.
I stayed away about twenty minutes. Our
relations were anything but amicable, and
my {other had repeatedly threatened to
have mcsrrested if 1 did not leavethc house.
I refusedto go away and we had frequent
M
stop-Ian. the noun-e.
Stepniak , the Rumian Nihilist, who ls spend-
ing sum years of exile in London, is not as
prosperous as he might be, although hehas
recently been paid a big sum for his new
work on Nihilisrn. He is one of the most in-
dustrious workers in london; he is always
writing or studying. Ho spends hour after
hour in the British Museum, accompanied
usually by his charming wife.
through the big books, make piles of notes,
end then the great socialist goes borne and to
work. He k Ironwood of a wonderful consti-
tution, for frequently, after spending an en-
tire day in the museum, he dinesvery fru-
gally, then goes into his little study and re-
main-there until daybreak. But somehow,
with all his hard work, hedoesnot seem to
urakeaemuch headway asheshould.
Helaoccusionallyasenat the clubs andat
the theatre, but hedoeanotmakeapracttee
of going much into society. He writes In;
Inn with case, but in speaking often seems
lost for the right word. lie
of iriemls who stick to him
theirsocietyandthatof hb books he seems
happy. Behpsrhapstheb‘ inland man
in Eughld u the Brian question. He has
been asked to come to America and take me
lecture platform, but I doubt whether he
would boawccess here. lie could hardly
tell us anything new, and his useof English
is not such that on publIo would be pleased
with. He seems to recognise thh fact,aud
goes on plodding, studying and writing,
buying that the sun may break through the
black clouds that olacure him,and that he
may wake up some owning and dad that
the Bunion dynasty lea thing at the past.-
Phihdelphia Timon.
The tape-ration of Palestine.
The quarterly statement of the Palestine
Exploration innit. which has jut been laced,
although it does not record any extraordi-
nary discovery, yet describes much interest.
ing work thatisinprogrssa 'l'wa cisterns
havebcenfound nearlheDamaecuegnta,the
reseller of which would contain about three
thousand skins of water. it is entirely hewa
in the rock, and before it was made into a
cistern was rock out Jewish tombs. in the
rock ceiling h a square 13 feet by llieet, very
nicely worked, with a kind of cornice round
it exactly as in the tombs of the kings
Bythe excavations made on the eastern
browof Zion it has been found that there
were in ancient times cares and dwellings es»
§§§§§§§§
Web Bearing. .......... 12c,
lnbnter (Sun) ............ 20c,
Aprlcnle ................. 226,
Cal. Green Gut Piouro..
CM. Egg PlumsJ... . .
C" Battle-u Pr." ....... 30:3, '
Cal. Cherries ............. 30c,
Col. Pr lchn ............ we, '
Enponlrd Apriome ...............
Evaporated Applea ............... 90c lb
Evaporated Peaches.
Evaporated Plume” .. .
CslIfovuia Prunes (line) ........... 18c lb
Come and see about our Canned and
lllllllfl & [instant
HALE’S
coves BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and 'l'olu,
90 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
'..".I“. WEI.
BOYCOTT
Till Ulllllalllll Pliillllllll fill
Pillslm, Jun 11 Puma
FLOUR
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to. where the procure of public business
.: d-nendsklsattention. It is thepremut
1. Mufti-emu! the party to
I!” St. Innis Saturday night, asGen.
_How-dmnstbeinllewYorkMonday
uni-g, andhia escort will return with an Actress eon-Inn; nu» 1m.
Sr. TIIonas, Ont, Feb. a).~‘.\iiss Zoo
Gayton. the actress who is walking from
San Francisco to New York for a prize ol
nun, panned through here today Sheis
mpanied by hermanagerand a gentle-
mannpreseuting the donor of theprisc
Shela walking along the Michigan Con
_ Theron from Nantau to Harrisburg,
Twenty-one Hers Probably hut.
NIVI YORK, l-‘eb. m.-—A dispatch received
here from Lloyd’s, London, states that the
steamship Thnnemore, which sailed from
Beitlmon- Nov. :56 lust for London, has
been “Well up for lost.
carried a crew of fifteen men and six cal-
tlemen, and had on cattle as her cargo.
’i‘he Thane-more
now to Preserve Strawberries.
There is no berry more delicious when
preserved than the strawberry. and none
more difllcult to put up successfully. The
flavor of the berry is so evanmceut that ,lt
entirely disappears in canning. it
a rich alrup to hold this delicate
and therefore strawberries should always
be preserved. Select peI-iectly ripe, line
flavored fruit for this purpose. The most
10 m dellelous preaervee in the world are made
of wild strawberries. Hull the atrawher.
rim, and aasouu as you have about a pound
ready weigh them and put them with
threeqnartsrs of their weight of sugar
aporeelain lined kettle. Continua till the
kettle is nearly full, then set t
back or the stove.
‘hIhevdhpdfldwmwhlfihaebesnhewu
lathe rock, and which coeuins aGreek in-
exiption. lnwhichthenameof the
Mahlemeulionatl. Hm Schick thinks it
probationers lulah's mob may be under
thbchapsl. andhopcsbyinrther digging to
Indanentrancelothe cave which launder
the mekyoourlandhlat present lullof
earth, andtodlscover rock out tombs. lie
preserve cracking
instalntly rs tightly aey
ofl each bottle as it isilllwlaud
andetand it on a paper on the
kitchen table till cold When cold screw
andsstitaway. "rheuma-
mausesnrelyli he boltles are
Mamie-t. Anothar‘hethcrliato
that over em United
will baiullne. Thailand
"broiilng" hotsun for two days. At the
endoftflatlmeeover thin
Corsets.
For the next topr
comm ‘ovér ofi'e ed 111 town for 31 cents.
Towels.
' , Towels, only 8 cents.
Brooms.
7 f Good floor Brooms only9 cents.
Silk.
2spools oi Sewing Silk for 5 cents.
days the best 50 cent
be had, and we
article oi Tea at 81. 00 per
Formosa Tea is placed at
pound tor the next ten days.
20 dozen more of those 19x36 All Linen
cans Succoiash, 25c , 3 cans Tomatoes, 25c, and all (date
quality of
which we shall close out at 3 lbs for 25c.
worth right ere. All goods warranted. A ticket with every,
25 cent cash purchase, at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S
83 Washington Street, , - ' ..
a
lll‘l‘ illlll (ll
We want everz one to enjoy the best cup ’of 'l’ea ”that
ave it. We defy a nmne to procure
and. pure, delicate,
Eopular price of 60 unlit“, W3,
may it while it luster »
ave it in one—quarter cheats to suit families, at special
Franco-American French Soups at 35c per can. '
A big drive iii canned Goods—3 cans Sugar Corn,
lull. .
our Dew Drop Canned Fruit and Vegetables are the p
s packed. ‘
Barnes’ Assorted Sugar Cured Home at 12c a Ibi-
Sperry
1,000 pounds more of 3 crown loose California
A fresh lot of Butter, sweeter and finer than ever, 4} lbs 61,.
Don‘t be ound down with high prices, get your money’s
LEADING GROCER, .
South Norwalk. /
act's-Is: NORWALK, c-r.
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84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
CARPETS
Ingmin and Tapestry.
llEW STYLES AT lllll Pllltil
$71
A. [linkerman & Son.
Selling Out;
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M U F F8
FUR CAPES AND
CORSETB.
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mi... variegated-woolen Momma-Seems.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
Alto awn-as hMWuulmynotpwuhIes-a. nomuooumy,
MILLINERY.
Altai-med duodenum-ahead. Ito Minstrel-ed.
H. Iiiiiiz‘csn,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
“sill-serotuhemsad will am eat our serum stock st In
South Norwaik.
marinara-:9 GIVEN ore
PLUlBflll}, [ill FITTING, ill Ill SHEET Illflll Will
N! All sauna
lIilIIIBY I“ Sliliflllll all SILSBY’S Sill] lililllll
II .178 A ms noes 0'
The Duchess and linol- Ilok Ranges.
“burned rmuflqlaelwflwglew Yorulawler.
F. H. NASH a. BRO.
'DEC’ORA'I‘EIJ AND PLAIN CHINA.
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our store a New and improved
NO. 8 COOKING RANGE.
now and]
on the lat
above date will be emit ed to the flange.
counted by perfect!” disinterested persona
lien you tried 'svarkliea of self-raising
Wheat Granules.
H“ . RE, a HAHHAH
A RARE CHANCE!
With each cash purchase amounting to 26 cents between
lwepwilliwueto the customer a ticket. The
number oi those tickets on the
The tickets will be
each
“More, Boston Brown fined, Yellow denim and
'l'heyar'efinesndourpricesareas lowas
theloweet. Don’tnlwtherareeh’snoeeeoiieryeeforyoor
THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR
THADDEUS GUYER.
EENEE
COMAFDORT
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
c. H. HARVEY,
’70 North Main St, South N or-vvalk.
Prices are so low the goods are
sure “to go.
W. I. HALL
do 00.
BBIHGEPORT.
Commence 'I‘o-cluyo a. Wonderful Sale
1111111 and Black Dress Bands,
RIBBONS, RUCHINGS
lilllli’ Shirts and Furnishing Gulls,
ROSIEBY AND SMALL WABES.
1,000 ends of Dress Goods, Velvets and Sarah Silks will
go at half price.
Now, Fashionable and Best Fitting For Trimmed Cloaks
will go at $8 00 and $10. 00, were $15. 00 and $20. 00.
can. A.” mum
w. B HALL & 00.
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