‘ ’fatoo‘clock. The tcrvices wen
M‘lmpreuiva At So’clock the
WW Paalmwas road bythe
' at 13:11.3. church, immediately
,hyafnvorltc bymnsnng byPro-
sine-runny, at Cleveland, leader
«is regimental hand, and David a.
V “ } ,ot the Twenty-third Ohio, as-
Whom Prayuwaaodcredhy
“ W-W president of the
‘l‘eaarvicu closedwitheinging
»mhw'amM.
Ike Brood, my ritual, which is very
W find at the cemetery. Tho
not» new guard and other military?
were in the proceoflon. Colonel
,. , a-iatsnt adjutant gen- 2
ml, United States army, whobad charge
A-Vaok (lo-course of People.
Dungthe'hourof services at thehouso
“excels were packed with people and
m who had been pouring into,
‘V d” by Maul trains since early morn—
~ . ‘ person paniclpatcd in.
§Wtholongproceeuon of military
ndylebodiea that monrnfully followed
Wheat-e of the honored dead to =
_ may Thchnaims qt thecity was
i a m and has been practically
since the ax-pruidcitt’a death. Emblems
d gnonrning were everywhere apparent.
lb eitl'Dn’a committee handled the im-
meun crowd with excellent judgment. and
nine of the painluuy inappropriate scenes
Inna] upon an occasion where multitudes
W '3 apparent.
pit-d hid: ‘ .. ral Hayes was avery
” . ,rnau. He wan bright and sunny in
’ »Qndneverdeprusaed,forheiu-
v I looked upon the bright side of of-
' never heard him nayan unkind
Ila never failed to say something in
of an oflense. lie pmoessed a
my ly nature, which was at once
' . and genial and which with so
atrr-ga character seemed an unusual com-‘
I“. Be tool; the greatest pride and
in his war experienccmnd l he»
)Pia lb Moll he tpentin the war was the
, . he pancd through during that
.artd we have spent many happy
«w Illatcningtohis stories.
Ila Devotion to Benevolent urn-en,
”Ha was trustee o! the Western Reserve
nnlvu‘dty. of the Garfield memorial and
www.my. and also of both
. the Ohiosute university at thlurnbus and
‘ the OhloWrolcyan unit'orsiry at Delaware.
Do presided over the exercises. at the time
at thadedlcsticn oi the Garfield memorial
nudwaaat we bouquet of the alumni of
college. no was elected pmidrnt
dthallehyon college alumni on that no
‘ WYorkhewasatrustee of the
L 'Pahodyfuud and pmidrrrtol thehoard
,, i M of the John I". Slater fund. The
httr hasnlwnyo been under his charge,
and the original amount (“.000”) be.
bent lane-sod under his uncut.
“Oneal Hayes was in C bus 'f‘hurr
daylmt. Be left on Soto y to return to
and was apparently in his usual
health-nit the best of slums Almost bin
“wordswuoia response to a queotion
i
learning-t the capitol.
W,Jln.m—All of the depot
hfialoacdtoday and Marl-at half
, ;. hmmumwufiredhythc
. ad the odious nod marina corps
him ‘l’hoesoentlro monster-and
mooning. will he draped for
main-durum by ordercftbo
u” L" “I; m 1b. plaintlll'v
. ,1 a. «new The husband
3 ‘ ”rots-yloabduot bl-
_‘ - w rhohalliduothdnlt
, . loft minaret-Indra"
“m sir-rostrum.
"f nmdhflm"
, ‘ warns. 3.1.. In ”'4‘" 8"”
., “ mur‘ik'rnfllhlgl'
n t v I
- ‘ .umrmm'
" Wt. also prfaaooa.
dan hu‘l'be ktvuoo recur
Dormer sum in Mot the
thalaw of out under which
M thequestion. ltwoseonteuledthatitwas
I‘ll": Dona at Washington-Ir. Illgoso
as an Obalnotlaulat.
WWxflau. m—Jflra diatom of
"connection ldll’waaoontlnucdintho’
Isnstouutmbctlrnoot ‘
uoactkrawoo tokeaouthobllli for
new. smendmeuttoit. Noticrwas
womhowcvcr, by Mr. Washhnrn thatha
wouldaaktha senate to modulate-don
hdayuntiloduolvoteisrcachod. _
Ir. Mar, 0! Kauoaa, concluded his
speech lnfavorof’ a single term ohtha
residential oilcers, a new Ncflarrahan
waaiutroduoodandrslorrodtothe ju-
Iiciarycommlttee,andauamsndrueutwas
givennotlceof byllr.Wolcou,dcolora-
upendingtho purcha- of
io,tothohlll
rilverbulliou.
Thegreatcrpartof the lnthe hon-c
was consumed in nu Multil-
decxagwa-tothaforo. Byhla
dilatory tactics be encompassed his object
of dcfeatlngactionontbohill furthermo-
tiou of a monument tothcprisonahip mar-
tyrs and on the measure for tho constrno
tion of a revenue cutter for the Pacific
coast. Withoutopposition a bill was posed
to meet the requirement of the inter-
state commerce lawrvlative to the tall- l
wltoeeoeu Another bill amend—-'
many of
log the interstate commerce act was called:
up and passed, but its main feature, whlah.
strikes-out tho pooling action ct filo
original act, was eliminated. A bill was
passed for the construction of a bridge
acre. thc Mississippi river at New. On
leans. The national quarantine bill was
tho next in order, but its opponent auc-
ccedod in staring it 08 until Saturday. ‘
luv Jersey Building Annual-thus.
'l‘xun‘rox,1su.m._—Thenemiaanunlmcet-
log of the Building and Loan W
[ensued Ncmcr-seywuaheldinthoatato-
house. Seventy delegate. were present and
President Annotrou, of Camdcnpccupiod
tbechnir. There are” buildingnnd loan
associations in them Of this number
nineryvtwo are connector! with the league,
which controls 571,0!» shares. There are
31,700 individual shareholders in the league
and 21.000 borrowers on mean shares. At
the clone of IS?) the total assets amounted
to nearly 819,000,”. Before adjourniug
the league elected tho following tracers:
President, Dewitt Van Buskirk, 0! Bay—
onne; first vice president, J. B. Hawkins,~
of Pemberton; second vice president, John.
Dullield. of Camden; secretary. Gem
Forman, of Newark, and treasurer, WJi.
Livcrmorc, of Woodhnry.
For Soho;- Only.
WssrrrxoroxJou alt—The women anf‘
frage convention discussed tho Winn:
condemning the action of congrensin logic
luring for cloning the World's {air on Sun-
day. The weight of sentiment scorncd'to
be against taking any action at all upon
not such aqucetion assbenld come More
a snifrago convention. and whatever do
clsion was reached class was to be given
to many earnest friends of the salvage
movement.
__._._.,__
Governor War-tabla» Cane-last...
'f‘rrrzx'rox, Jan. m—Governor Worta
signed the commission: of the following
officers: Barker Gummere, .fr., county
clerk of Mercer: Willard W. Cutler. prose
tutor of thepleas in Morrisconnty; Abram
T. Hull, surrogate of Semen-rt county:
’l'un'u A. Barring. surrogate of Bergen
county; George Picriou,surrogumof Moo
rhoounty, and David S. Crater, surrogate
01, Monmouth county.
A-orlouu Pig hm. 1.
l‘munm-nrs. Jan. m-Jl'ba total pro-
duction of pig iron in in was 9,151.“
gross tons, against 8.23m torso in mi
and 9.22.706 tone in run). The production
of pin ironin rev: by thenineaoutbcrnstates
at Maryland. \‘irgiuh North Carolina,
Goorgin. Alumni; Texas, West Virginia.
Kentucky and Teuncoseo wan ”fill“
gross tons, against 1,113,“ tons in ram.
flaw-ll Wants tombo- Iolarloas.
Sn Possum Jun. m-‘l'bo want of
confidence reoollmiou in the Hawaiian cah-
inet, introduced on the 4th inst... was
lost by a vote of "row. A committee of
Expands will proceed to Washington to
n information as to terms upon which
closer commercial relations can boestab
lisbed between the two countries.
Canada liberal In Conceal-no.
WAsrrIxo'ros, Jan. m—Announcernent
is made that the mundl of the Dominion
government had determined to withdraw
for theseasoo of I“ all dlacrirninatiooa.
tolls or otherwise, respecting veaoels, per
tonoor commerce using the Welland and
3t. Lawrence canola
I. l. c. A. Convention.
Wrurrrorrm, Del. .lan. all—The twenty—
flrst annual convention oi the Young
Men's Chrlotian aeooclatlons of Delaware,
Maryland, Wear Virginia and District of
Columbia held its initial seasion in St.
ll’aul's Methodist llptacopal church yestrorh
u ay. .
Allowed to I..." "ran.
Wasnrsoros, Jan. m—Tbo macaro-
nritteesgreedtoveportabill allowing tho
Chicago and 8t. fouls Railroad com
to import electrical machinery freed uty.
provldlugtbe roalbocomploredandopor»
otod within two yearn.
Una loylodoo In a llllea lower.
lines. N. Y., Jon. m—A sewer explosion
occurred in one of tbohulldlngsoftho
Mutable Ga- and ”settle Light can»
pony’oworkd. 'l‘hohuilding was wrecked
sndwlndow-iuhonssaneorbyworebrcksa.
an Unpleasant Charge.
Escuwooo, x. J., Jan. lit-Ira fadi-
Cook. who was arrested by two detectives
In New York city. charged with shoplift-
laads thowllecf awoll known and re
tpocted reoldent of this place.
AWMMM
haw throttles. air—muss are lilo-
lytoarlsowlthiuadayortwo which may
museum-lanthanum; the line-on
employed bytba Bourbon flowingioad
W ‘
scum.
“Australia-mature.
.cmum?‘*“:'.t*;
2mm non-t m
AMI-dunno”.
.mfitmtw ‘3‘.
trainmtulthadlwetoroandaflwhwot
prod-naturism
”mulmvulaa.
{he Prosecution Goon Direct
to the General Ayembly. ; .
mrornm Enrolment
“4...... BonW‘abw‘ must-ransa-
(las- t. the New York lyncd—‘lln‘l‘rlal
the loot Important l- tlso Illahly at
tho Pronbytorl. Church.
Wssmcrorr;.lun.,_m.—Tbe Briggs case
willbenppoaloddirvct to the general aa-
rombly,whinh meets in Washington in
May. In furtherance of this action the
preteen” committee filed lastnight with
the Rev. Dr. Paul D. Alexander, the stated
zlcrk “the presbytsry, their notice of up-
3”," ,2». peal. lo itsappeal
I a .
lathe general as.
acmbly tho cran-
mirtee gives tho
following reason
tor carrying the
are at once to the
assembly: “ Be
upswing at tho Doha-o in tho Ina-o
‘l’rl'nla by I; Iavhonn. ;
nra y u
tbocase draws to a close.
rile resenting tho scorne- tbat‘will be
their conviction The defense opened and
the courtroom wrapacksd. ’
lathe Barbour in slow words corrupti-
msutadthaeourtandthon dashed lutoan
”if?" °' “i.“‘llfiiwml; 1...... '
on ogioed . lnand I
ulnar: of tho highut character. 80km
m his tense of honorthat after
before flagisrrate Prluet at the openlngot
the inquiry be was overwhelmed. Hadlhn
great Frenchman been able to appear in
extort the whole audience would have risen
resolute the glory of his fame.
M. Barbour was complimented by hla
lea-l colleagues. M. Charles de lamps
wits much overcome by the tribute pdd
.him and his father by the advocate.and
warmly thanked him for his eloquent do-
tense.
MR. BLAINE GAINS STRENGTH.
The Doctors Ito-aloud Away tru- tho
Pullout Irnat Night.
lie-ring that the
trial of the nid
Dr. Briggs is one
of the moat im-
Im'rtaut in thshis-
rm. sarocst V
of the dangerous euros alleged to be con-
tained in tho addrom of the said Dr. Brigga
at his inauguration as professor of biblical
theology in Union Theoquienl seminary;
believing the distinct and definite condem-
nationofthemollegederrorsbytbesum
jurlicatory of the Presbyterian church in
column In order to prevent their spread
and influence in tho denomination, and
while having the highest respect for tho
tynal of New York; believing that special
responsibility route upon the grneral aa-
Iier-bhr, which is charged with the duty of
deciding all controversies respecting due
Irina. of removing, warning or hearing tes-
timony against error in doctrine in any
church. pmbytery or synod, and in cases
that oiled or concern the promotion of
truth and holiness through all thechnrcbea
under its care. and in view of the desirable-
unaot the smallest settlement of thin moat
important case, we do hereby appeal to and
request your venerable body to enter im-
mediately upon the conniderntion and judi»
ciui investigation of the appeal here pro
named. to hone the ease and to finally tic»
tcmirre the important (”motions involved,
so as to secure the purity and peace of tho
church at the earliest. possible day."
Item-o for Ignoring the Synod.
if the appeal should go to the synodof
New York and be M upon by that
judicatory, when the cane reaches the gerr-
erul assembly by appeal from the decision
of the synod all the pmbyteriu consti-
tuting that synod would be excluded from
representation in the final determination
of these important questions. The corn‘
milieu with that if the action of thr corn»
mitten in mining this appeal dot-rt not com-
mend itself to the court 01' that result. it
oer-l not be entertained and can ire vile-
Iu.-.~‘ d wi'imut p-tjmlicc in w: ' rrttrrwt.
rial.
r H. .1 .r w nultlnmtl - "lrv ..._
L rltllruzl ...r- :rtsrn -.l.‘\ upturn.
to the a} “'4‘. n‘. .wt'.‘ York, but it line: not.
upprnr lmt to do no in thin exceptional
“that.
'r'be live grounds of the appeal are as fol-
lotvs:
l‘lrnt-lrregulurily in the proceedingoof
sold prosbjtcl’y oi .\cw York (Sec. 95, Book
ol Uinclpllnc). Under this appeal are twelve
lprcllluluun».
Secoml—lfrceiving improper lesthnouy:
three apeciticnl ions.
Third—Declining to receive important
testimony; two npeciticutioun
l‘ourth—dinnilenrarion or prejudice in
the conduct of the urine; nix specifications,
including extract» from the speeches of
Dre. (iwrgo Alexander, Henry .ll. Field.
Thorn-58. Darlings, llenry \‘andrke and
the llev. nio Arvoghi.
Fifth—Mistake or injustice in the deci-
two.
1'. Ball [or Part In Prince.
NEW Your, Jan. 5).-—~The cruiser Phila-
delphia will sail early Sunday morning for
Port Royal, ti. u, where the captain will
tiurl order: iron: the secretory oi the navy
directing him to pmeud with all dispatch
to Port on Prince, and there takecommand
ol the diet of American warship-o which is
to be ordered to meet at that port at the
Very earliest convenience.
I‘ll! Defend Alla-0d Violatora.
Dovslt, Del, Jan. m.—«'l‘ho legislature
adopted a joint reoolulion authorizing (lov-
ernor Reynolds toprocure more! at tho
espenro of the state todofeud eleven per-
ton» indicted More the UnitadStateacourt
for alleged violation ti the [dual election
lawn at the lost election. About twenty
persons have been indicted.
Tho Maryland Dredge“.
Burr-out. Jan. ill-A number of eye
tor dredgrro have arrived hero lrmn Baa-
ton. Md, in charge of a shall.
Twenty-two drorlgern remain in the Jail
at Boston tailoring from tho edicts of ca-
posuro in the recent terribly cold weather.
ru- lrua Car llqnlmowt Company.
Na; 2?. Jan. ӣ143.. J. Henry, new
tory I run Car in potent cusapany
at lluutingdon. Pa, denies the truth at
the puhlbbed otstsracnt that an execution
has boon granted against Ibo property of
that company.
Indiana (Ina Kept-alou-
llrcruronn, Jae. n—A terrible natural
gas explosion occurred. which completely
dentroyed the grocery building and dwell-
ing houao or ThornosCrabb. Four persons
were unholy injured.
a Royal Monotllallaa.
naturism, Jon. n—h-ktag III-n at
lirrvls arrived othlsrriraaadatoncapvo-
mood to Queen Nat-life villa. The visit
at the king resulted in tho roooadllarloa
the «strange! couple
We a looks-voila.
lltuatarown. Donn. Jon. noon 0. w.
hllla at W-layan. baa heal alt“
pro»
letter at medial la the (leery-
Iowa ID. C.) hamlet-mm
W
Wouldlohm
law You. Jen n-s-lliu/ llorls dol
Voltactrhlscltymos-arrlrdtorhllor.
ants do Cass A at at II. M
mentor-slot out 1
”do... use ”at.
Who adhere-pontoon!
Wssurxo'rozr. Jan. m~The doctors, after
their 2:30 o‘clock visit. reported that it.
lllaiuehad been gaining strength alldoy
and was bright and cheerful.
The physicians. who visited him norm
‘ h Pr “mm“ church b reason ‘aftr-rllo'clock lmcvening, reported nomnr
ory of ‘ e y gerbil change in Mr. Elaine’s condition.
‘iic was that, the doctors said. mount,
easily and had passed acomparotinlyoovu-
lorfnblc day. There seemed to be some “all
, improvement so faras his physicalmglb
‘ is concerned.
The Homestead (as. with tho Jury.
Prmotrno, Jon. all-Tho deleosa in the
Homestead poisoning cuss closed yum
day. The judge dellvervui his charge tut
morning and the case isnow with the jury.
At yesterday’s session the defense no
ducal several witnesses who testified that
the reputation of Gallagher, the orindpal
witnm lor the precaution, was had. A
number of witnesoa Irene also called to
teatiiy to Dernphey'u good character. The
defense (filmed in evidence the
given by Gnllngher to Dempsey for the
twenlyllve dollars which the former
claimed had been given to him in payment
for placing poison in the food of the nor»
union workmen. The receipt reads -
follows. "Received of Hugh 1". Damp-y
memy live dollars, which i will pay aixty
day» after do ."
Hub of the Unemployed at Brnsoola.
llrtr‘ssrts. Jon. “la—Three hundred nu—
ernpluyed workingruen were addmrued by
serum anarchist agitators. The speakers
told the men that the city belonged tor-he
workers and exhorted thorn to take all the
food and clothes they needed from the
chops; The men mined the cry, "To the
boom!" At. the Place Rouppo seven gen-
din-men tried to stop the mob. but they
were throw down and barium before they
could draw lhrll sword;
”tailga- Beturvtlng to While-aim.
llaxtlh'o. Jun. Ell—The Republican nau-
nte pawl a bill repealing the celebrated
limer- law. which provider} for the election
of presidential electors by districts. It was
through this act. poem! by the lost logic
lature. that the Demmruta were enabled to
divide the presidential electors with the
liepuhlicrrxn This was the hut time that
a lh‘rnotrntir: elector had henchmen aluro
before the war.
‘l’he lloorou Pryo- Club.
line-ms, Jan. al-‘l'he annual dinner of
the llmton Pres“ club mus belt! at the
American House last night. President 3
ll. Haskell occupied thechulr.and remarks
were made by Lieutenant Governor Wal-
eott, l'oloru-l ll. '1‘. Rookie ell, General
Delights» l-‘mror, es-l’resident Stephen
U'Mcarn. Sylvester Baxter and other mem-
m
a corn-ch for ole-son.
Loxo lsusn (:m‘. N. )1, Jan. m-Jno-
rice Bartlett has “3:“! that the prealdeut
of the board of al ‘rrneu may. enacting
mayor. name the city clerk. Under the
charter the city clerk may issue acertil-
rate of election, and Acting Mayor Clover:
an that he will swear in a city clerk who
will give the certificate to :lanforvl
A Revolutionary uglslaturo.
brooms, Nch, Jon. art—The supremo
court handed down an opinion in those
lion oi the legislature in deposing Chester
Sutton and seating J. G. 'i'ornse, without
the formality of a content. holding that ill
action was binding and that the legislature
acted in a revolutionary mannor.
[or tho New York Regency.
A tun. Jan. tap-The two vacancies in
theboardofrcgcntoolthe ‘ .lty
caused by tbodcaths of Francis Korean and
“corn William Curtis will probably be
filled by the appointment of Rt. Rev.
Francis HoNolrney and the lion. Charla
A. Dari-L
largo man at tho Inauguration
Wremaorotr. Jan. ”~11” committee
on public contlort is receiving somsny up
pllcaticas from all purta at the sounuy
tbotltloovident the crowd at tho inau-
guration at llr. Cleveland h golngtobo
immense.
An Aaulrloat (lo-puny Insolvent.
filament, Jsa. n—‘rho court boson
lrred the People's Ilntrrsl Accident Irr-
iuranso comm. of Pittsburg. to show
‘rouoo why the should not ho
diooolvodandlta «redistributed.
“to Papa Ianhs Canada's Ils-l'roaslor.
Mom Jan. Uta-The ltov. Abba Do-
ecllra. for many years ‘ f
Soul. “3...: lac. umb'l‘l' I'rh' no;
am to n .
:urobul to u-l’rornior larder
onaato Ilrl whlehhlado
eruptions ‘
mm'orhloa—a.
In. Muslim ho-
nsn . wosrnovwod
“routes-onset tho stirs-u sun. It
Isthsluthodyyotloaad.
WHIWW
thalsnthWoleshovdsrst-sbavohouarv
. ‘infll.
yawn?” . .
W
pas-odupca tbodcfondantointhecvuutof memory
noes; , ‘fNoatnées.
,Accilrecy‘ and,
‘LOW'PricBS. '1
it. My of Dru-wing from lemon.
"Thom who draws in much more apt
tomake a laughing stock of himself than
lhcocwhowrites," said no artist,“boeauso
tboerrcrr in a picture on: discernible at a
glance. while it is memory to read on
It article carefully before its mistoku can be
yield out. The folly of drawing from
an object with which one isuot
y familiar has reunited in more
No pictures than hat-e Ever been
ucod intentionally by the caricaturists.
world still laugh: over the examples
of islet perspective which Hogarth ‘gaveoo
h a satiricalmoment.aml not long ago
Iliad the comic weeklies brought acou-
tornporary to tank in an illustrated skit
which showed that the oflrmliug draftv
man had put bones in the picture of a
akelatonih'hevo nature had never placed
thorn. All tblohao just been brougbtto
mind by an illustrstionon thelirst pogeol
an filtrate-ted woman’s magnziuc.
“The picture represents a young man
seated on a piano. Although his left arm
hcxtcndedto it- full lengtthis lingers
reach over only about twothirds of the
keyboard. Tcnoctnvesare'plainly marked
in tho drawingnnd at the view of the end
01 the instrument is cut oil one is left in
the dark so to how many more there might
be. If the magazine would only produce
themanwho played that piano it could
make a fortune by exhibiting him. At
any rate. it is a nice family piano at which
all the members could easily play at the
lame time.”~xew York Evening Sun.
Deadly PrIaald Acid.
A phyaiclan well known to the St. Louis
public coulributea the following informa-
llydrocyanic acid, or. as it is most corn-
mcnly called. prosaic acid, is one of tho
mostdeadly poisons known to animal life.
It in avolarilo principle contained ‘nu-
morons shrubs and trout. chiefly , 'ld
cherry, bitter almond, cherry laurel. 8L
ins bean Ind tho peach tree. ltis
by dintillatlur from farroryareidc
of potassium by the action of sulphuric
acid intheform ot a light, colorlesswra
The preparation kept In the drug store is
adiluto acid of a tirength of 2 percent. of
anh acid in distilled water. a color-
less liquid, withtheodorot bitterllrnonds.
The doaeia from two to six drops. Ouc-
halfgrain of the anhydrous acid issufii'
dent to produce death. his need in medi
clue in correcting dimes of the stomach.
nlaowhooping cough and the last stages
at consumption
it In very volatile and the fumes will lie
stroy vegetable life, cooling the stemsol
plsnto to wither and dry up. its elfect on
the lower animals is similar to its action
on man. with the exceptional the horse
and tho hyena, upon whom it does not ap-
pear to produce any impression. in fatal
llom it canton death quickly by paralys-
lng tho heart’s action. After death the
rigor motile sets in. and in a few moments
the unfortunate subject is as still aoa
hoard-St. launis Republic.
no Ventilation of Sleeping Cara.
Boone in these dayavv'oulrl think of mi:-
lng a night journey by rail in anything
but a "sleeper." and yeb'th‘nleeper" of
tulny in in many rcapccta a horrible plun-
luwbich to hpt‘llti a night. ()verlmking
the annoyances of toilet limiting in the
cramped quarters of the car, the condition
oltba airof a filled car onawaheningin
tho morning is something terrible toes-
perienco. One cause of this amid have
been removed long ago without an inn nt»
or‘sinlerpooirion. A principal reumn for
the poor ventilation of such cots has Dt‘t'D
the compartment» ut ouch end, which run
him: up to the roof cut off the main mum
“ventilation-win. the circulation of nit
through the cars by the motion of the
train.
An ordinary cor receives a supply of pure
air In this way over! time the door in
owned, but in n sleeper aurh t’rlrlllllflun it
guarded against not only by the partuium,
but by swinging doom at their side rhu
signed to make the common of a utmy
draft lmpmalble. We anugrst to the
alnping cur companies tint: n carpenhr
and a kit of tools would mun doemugh ill
the way of ventilating their cars to silence
many complaints and add to the public
health—New York Pout.
A. Accomplished Old Parrot.
'l'bemoat talented of the many vulirtlea
is the gray parrot, which is a native ol
wut Africa, and which. when taken young
and well trained. displays some wonderful
fta. One 01 these punts, owned in
land. lived to a remarkable ago.
it hodagoorl nnmoryand easily learned
avntooon in Dutch; but at i!) thlr faculty
began to fail. at 65 the mulling wan irreg-
ular and at ”the bird wan decrepit, blind
and voicelesl, gradually sinking into a kind
of lethargy. in which condition it ilnolly
d
led.
'l'ha tone of bio singing was very mid. It
a“ ‘ ‘ likean ‘ imitating the
human voice. The maid prompted him to
Ila-Wind Save the King." He sang all
tho verses of it, but now and then won
tiered into the "flanks of the Dec." which
accrued hit favorite. and one or two Scotch
conga. the nature of which I forget.—
Brrand Wine.
Import-non or 'lwo ultlo 'l'hlugo.
It has often been wondered win“. he
mot the pin that are lat. but it it
hardtoaay. There are fourteen dittlnct
operation in nrshlna a primand lots of
trouble attached to hoprocsoa Plan are
made of brass then tinned and
blanched. and all them are mann-
lectured daily. As a can he used more
than once the number dose not equal
' I
I'-
‘ trim
mortally sullen d pablh: patrim-
lrofortoplnrn‘bflfhnve done tort
pastuvanmarnlnthsavaployotWJllcoke
going: and will hs' “$3, 'sso"
i Memo-m veins-trifle.-
CfllMNEYS SMOKE
a they can't chew,
but everybody can
chew or smoke
B-L
Tobacco.
It is fragrant and lasting,
sweet and savory.
-_-.._..
MRS-no
Such
" car-emu
Mince
\. Meat
Makes an every—day convenience of an
oldtim: luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cure. Highd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makcs two large pics. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH Mani.
[ERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
only
WORK Hill “8
do and til-ill be startled al the non
will town's” "in: will reward your eluci- We
pouttvely have the but banners to olev nu agent
that can be found on the fare of this worth.
. pull on 0:5 00 worth annular-so r-
bein roll! and honorably node by and pool to
horn of men, women. butt, and girls In our
era-ploy. You can rankr money letter If work for
not navou have any idea of. The human h an
easy to learn, and lutfmlmra so-impir andplolo.
that all sauteed from the Iflfl Those who take
hold of the boom reap the advantage that
arises from the mud reputation ot one of the
ohlesr, most vumful, and largrvf publishing
houses in America. Secure lov vuurveli the pronto
that the hustltrruorendily and haul-(lowly yields.
All beginners suceoed mndlv. and more than
realise their main! super-melons. those who
t it lad enactiv no we tell them. Thmn plenty
roam f a few more worlrrro. and we ergo
theme or a or once. if you are sires-tr ear.
plovevl. but ve a few tpare "Itfimltflll, and wlob
rouse theta to sdvaaisge, rum ‘wrlle solar one
lovthi: iv our grand opp-mun r l, on reason.
is" [initiation by return rauil. Kddmu
'l’llll . ('0. lion No. one, Auguota. lo
w. I..- count.»
'3 armch-
"we;
_, torsion-so.
mmlmm«
new coar-
Am 1 -
Mucus.“
- ’ arrives;
Tl'N " WARE
I Might all its lanolin. ,
mummunsumrs
LS. DUNALBSHN,
South Norwalk. '5
Nowandsacondhand
Buggies. Plasmas, Carriages.
Canopies. Spindles, tit.
momma“ All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Henryffily.
Pay thé Mirigrgi
On Your Home
If on live or die by taking an endowment
polo). loom: tour. 4% rec a sday will in-
sure you for “no Thousand Dohare If you
wvnt to protrcr your family or yourself in
old age. insurr- or once in the
COM. GENERAL 1le INS 60;
0F HARTFORD.
%. S. L’Hommcdler
F U R N lTU R E
GREAT BARGAINS,
David Stow,
50 h ‘Yu‘n a reel.
l'vI-S'Jtlr
Job
Printing.
orde’ro for
Printing
Sollclted.
trauma 33mm,
Mia»
i SOUTH NORWALK, (7r.
< lamtwwnm . w‘v'ara‘.1,r~fir--‘r w
Good Work 1
3 Executed 3
Promptly. .
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‘ vi
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,, tuna rot: cor ruin rat
Freshest Fish , ,
‘ntrnrcrrr. murmu-
MAPLE syrup ' ~
ANll SUGAR
TO BE HAD.
lll’llfllill niisiin sedan.
Pickled Oysters.
_....___.___
TELEPHONE CALL 3 ll.
Hunt & Zelui’f
82 Washington “not.
“ERMURBIS hill.
64 auditory 8t, Breton, lists.
Fire and '
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Safes,
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vaultllonrs.
AN D
BEPUSIT WORK [If All KINDS.
The Best Safe: in the World.
own in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
150 my! in Lynn. Mass" Sim-e that great llro‘ \
a hrn- non! unr hair's u" re whittled to intense
hurl. prrwrrlflu lirclr route-rile.
Vt‘iiAleillS RECORD also in the Great
{ illl'llKU hrr- In lim. in the tin-at Breton Fire
to had. and in oil tire grew fiver; mince. 5. wt
furv mu an. Attenu- wanted. .3 r
DAILY DiREC'l
Freight Line
‘ BETWEEN
NEW YORK
AND
South Norwalk
A'N D
N orwalk.
THE PROPELLKRS,
6in of Millarwalk
EAGLE
\VHI lrnu- i’ltr Lil,
Vera Yuri. :u .3 p. In.
IA‘Rll‘ Kurmtlk ."r p. "1.; Smith Norwalk out
p. lll.
K. it.. ”tritium: etmt ..
Frriglrl rt rein-cl fro u 7 n. In. in 5 p. in.
I'lmn m-plir llun in null-l3 the my u! Nor-
wals and laugh- will hr- n m for Ppl‘l'llal luls ol
'nldlv unyuhcro in S w in"; or it» tlrlulty.
CW‘AM permm are forbid trading any or
he nu Interim trwlnmunt rbl» lino on ac-
.wunv n the owner ~ tho-trot.
cnusurnssrfiir.
General Contractor and Smr
Business ‘a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
line 74]. Month
' lbwidem. No. l l’ron- -
hmwalk . t‘vrm
per-l out. N-wwalt.
lelo f
anemu & son '
am to 1!. ll. flolilvn.
5| Within” It. It. Ilium.
27 III! Strut horned. *
Bakers. agitation;
ICE CREAM.
cream: wee-mm ..
' sitcom
ll"
Restau rant ,
flit 71m Ill run om.
lsnowoosaaodroodrtorm
on and u carillon mm.
Milan... u.‘
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not. to t”?¢'-r ‘.
om “shinning“
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