Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 5, 1897 · page 6

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

with , ‘meeroingthspoi.
' ‘Wenonurieussub-

interesting lie-beeper-

mun-toiii leave no em-
ior either of the

 
 
 

theywiil have to do-
. , Probably it will
Minoan that there will

mu mad for mom
, W , department, no -
HI MW lie has been

for secretary of state,

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

“PM“ the bend of the trees-

shiftwoold he quickly mode. The
into love him identified with
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n.
no whowcre in
W halve the impression
. the , 'seollie to bopuroly one
doubly, lanolin, they say, he has al-
,mmuhm¢m be is flotilla.
to W e place in the cabinet.
mono! Containment“ A. ll. Cummino
)1. G. We! Dee Moinos gave
Milli-version. '
, r. Gummine is one of the prospective
“will!!!“ for the vacant pillar in the surn-
lionesnoold be omitted. lie bad on
'e mwithllork Hanna, and then
% Inlntefliow with Major McKinley.
le film hie opinion in public,
_ “Allison would not withdraw from the
noon. in priveto Mr. Cnmmino was able
to give the pmidont elect wine reasons
whieh might be proud on the senator to
drew him into the cabinet. ‘
‘ ' M England's ”present-tire. .
noted that Roprmntotivc W. I".
as suggested
is 0 member

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

indexed by the Wilmette delegation,
’ including SW lodge. for it first class

mum Recently his name has
M broncht‘np for higher honors at

home.

, m om, who is from lloston
M knowe the politieeoi the stain was

‘ Mimi heatiitho into rumors. Ho

' ‘1. ”more: nnnxoellent

Jim lie lied heard along

blioone on e pmelble ran

ltnlpnd in the cabinet.
be lurk Hanna's week

be

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doee not went to go
0 always feel» that way
“whiny wtnstber be
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" haircut Senator For.

willinneeo to have Mr.
to Ill he vacancy if
so. into no whinet.
is out in no interview

 

. Hr. Henna in
‘btheflill term by up-
mythotwould
homing secretary of

new iron: friends of the

ow minute to «1:1th-
en append moron to bee
mm

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mm Mil—John Winsome.

 
 
 
 

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‘ moon

on the none of the acne
’ remain until it in
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im. e nu...
’ ' k W at the Com-
. . , , resolved nice on
. m mini-arrival. lost-lo ,politi»
L mm end artisans presiding
{fin-hem end wish him one-
” ‘ , ,lllenhenhorg of Philadel-
m” _ to room the Wuniy
W horns nimolntely
. _, 'l election. He give.
. , Pm only 70m in the den-
on mmmloolaim lid.

" m rm W e Detroit lined.
’ v: ‘ h—ll'elil L. Johnson of
0‘ “It! Molt Clti~
. not” Wampum. is new in
' W13 guanine-mun”; linen.
mm: ‘ '1‘...» do lth n r rt
M “ ' _ ye w m n
We!!!“ left mirror. The little
Menorah-toot“ mimosa! til» it?
W new.” new eunrnnms. s
.. emu” Johnson and Park
punters! ell no about one-moth or the
Ital! end We! the Fort Worm: wor-
m, m ibsufw 01,100,000.

,m. .WW

lure nine-ere lie-Ii lull-no.

f . henna. 5.-—Aoedirect manor
. .\ fifth-beaker Ilinneeotstwo
" a which M new distrust

h ligation and started runs
ell! books that were re-
to he so strong union-mum

‘ ‘ lit Poul bonito, the tier.

soil the West. Side.

new“! Mtutions sod nil
' ~ have cloned their doors.

in honds of the mm
to: other! having

in on m.
any. Janice R. Cotter,
W liter». mote (If
- ’ ' ‘ of the mur-
ir. Snell. more
ffik'enflhie of the
i H trial. lnrluding
per-rein of banning.

 

 

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Jen» 5.54.. it. Wot
‘ . . . Gannon»

, the host ‘
Christina

'iinilionlo e willingness to '

 

been been no- or!

”'5‘“ . at "new; .

Present ‘ ‘ u' “w m
5%... ... 2

Connecticut General Life
insurance Co..oi Hartford.

womnmw

our: oer will it None
or so do re limos
won 0 none! a rice. You
do not . u what u have i
if you stop purine { time 5
three core cool! vs no or poi
u icy. or be hunted tor the
iggmuniforihe bulunceeltbo
.. .. L’HOMMIDlIU.
a South lioin Street.

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TEX ‘

35c!

In 1 pound pack-
ages at

Sam’l.
Comstrlck

Jr.’s,

72NORTH
MMN
STREEr

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South Harwell: Savings Bank.
lN'l'Elith-l'l‘ Ni l'l'IC E.

Sour” Nnitii’AiJi. Collin, Doc. 28, mm."
Atn [heating of the qurmgcrs of this
imllk, hold thin dute, u dividend 1.0 depo a.
itors of interest at the ruin of four per
cent. per unnum was declared for the six
lilonthrii-ndiug .luuuury l. Nil, lmyubh-
on and after January ii, 150?. interest.
not drawn will be credited to ncrnunts
untidmw inn-root. from January l, lH'JT.

JOHN H. RNAI’I’, 'l‘rensurvr.
(1‘39 2w

‘

”bondage. is:
OF THE

Stamford Candy Kitchen

We never ynt bad n .or-
Full spunk disupprnv m:-
Iy of our windy : \vu m-wr
hurl ii. nor-sou (some in
our Mumford stm'othut
did not mime again. nud
don't sur- why they
hhuuld not do if hum us
W0 lei til-ti untidy. nptmk
fur flu-,nmdvou. We know
for purity and delicious-
iwss thr- cun’t be bent.
Do not oruet the plume.
Primer. 10. in. flow. ()ur

spocbilt y is 250. boxes.
formerly in and nor.

24 South Main Street
SOUTH NURWALK.

—fi

SAV
Half

Your
Coal
Bill

By using the

Perfection
Radiator

Heals adjoining or upper rooms
without additional expense for
fuel. ‘
Call and See it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
IORWILK-PM’TERN 8: MFG. GO.

Fart End Wushllughm street. Bridge.

Trains Leave

Scorn Noam 1.x Fon Now Your:

A.il.~n in. 4 no.5 ill. on. n us. 7 in. m, s 21.
one. 9 :m. 9 rs, mm. H :n.
PAL-~12 in. I 11.2 as. 2 M. s :n. t 07 ii an. n no.
li'lMHh'i 513.811.!"20.
HUNDAYH.
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Lulu New Yonx ron Sourn Neuwsmt.

A. limo no. 5 00. u 0i). 7 on, s in. um. 1mm. 10 no
u m. ll 06. i2.
1'. if.--i 00. um. :I m. u 5i". t in. 4 no. 4:10, n if].
snow. 1 on. son. 9 :m. n in.
mm DAVE.
A. ”:42 in. 0 00.7510. i’. mdl m.
Lens: lieu-rulionwsi.x you an lining
ll. lie-12 to. i ll. 032.1i'i.iiiil.llll.10iiii.llil8

ll nil M.
l’. .wi 87. 242. am. 420. Mi. 521. 072.7 iii.

n. r u. ll nil
BUNDAYH.

A. [.42 w. Lil. 1 to. an. i". in wt 15.
Dsnnunr Drvmrouwlmmvn llo. Noxiwsm.
A. the 37. to us. 1'. li.~~i w. 4 an. o it. ii or.

503mm.
A» “:79 '30. 1‘. MW? Iii.

Liam: murmur.

A. Ii.-o w. ‘l :50. 9 ill. 11 sax-Mr. MM no. Mt.
SUNDAYS.
lid: in.

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noun

s only” nfe. euro and
reliable cmulo Fillers-r
offered to Ladies.
cisliy recommended to
married bodies. Ask for

m BOW.
, Millet“. Hill
notch mother. ~mmm

 

 

 
 

rundown“. Omw‘lflmo.
mus

 

 

jinn-oiled
,‘ , In I

v melanomas,

d at Gnhobo river bridge, cousins the death

‘the state department.

, pully port of the indemnity funds paid by

35% powder inserted and

,j room notonsmogoroo 7‘

lilrnhghoni ‘unit
‘1‘. M I We '
Aid. Jon. lip-Four of the
live train wrecker- in iail neon deafened
to the formation of the plot to wreck and
rob the Southern railway rm express from
Wampum It. Netball)! trestle. ‘ ll miles
out at thin city. on the night of Dec. iii.
and this contention leads to the belief that
the some gong retrieved the roll which
wrecked the Birmingham Mineral train

I

of do people end injuring 11 others, on
Dec. 27, although them underarm“ are
as yet silent as to this wreck.

Lest wool: iivo neurons, Andrew Reagan.
Tom Ingram, 'i‘oru Porter, Emanuel Bill-
lugs: and Rome (Sales. were «mated by
deputy shcrllls and railroad detectives. it
is sold. on n confession of one of the num-
ber. All were miners at Henry Ellen, near
hieCombe trestle. All but Fongun have
new confused. Parker, who did most of
the talking, days that Fougnn won the
leader of the plot, that he proposed the
wrecking of trains one night at is dance as
n good scheme by which to gut Uhristruos
money, end that the live agreed to engage
in the work. with the understanding that
those who foiled to mind to the agreement
should be killed by the others.

The details of the plot, which failed.
correspond with those of the Uuhlibu
wreck, and the oillcoro are convinced that
they have the men who are responsible for
the bridge disaster.

KEICKHOEFER INDICTED.

The Grunt! Jury Finds Three Counts For
Embankment Against lllm.

WASlilNG'l'ON. Jun. 5.—~Tho grand jury
has filed three indictment» for embezzle-
ment against Francis .l.‘l{lcckhoior, for»
morly chief of the bureau of accounts in
Kloclrhofcr was
dismissed Oct. ‘3. lSilfi. when irregularities
in his accounts wore discovered.

The shortage is alleged by the govern-
ment, in is recent amended dcclurution. to
aggregate b 27'. bid. The indictments only
cover 0 littlo over 840.000, the amount of
which the prosecuting oiiloluls think they
can prove the cx-disburslug oilicur never
accounted for. The indictments specify
$18,229 embezzled July :3. 1803i; humid?
on (lot. :32, lliili'l, and $5,584. on Oct. :lii.
1895. The first two mucunw wvro prlmi'

 

foreign governments on uuvmml. of United
States citizens. Mr. Kleekhoofcr is now
under heavy bonds to uwult trial. lbs was
disbursing niliuor «if the state depurtiuent
from Jun. :25, loll-ll, to (M. 20, 1805. and
the simultuncouu nnnmmcomcnt of his
shortage nnd reiuovul from cil‘ice created at
big sensation.

 

An Old Man Probably Murdered.
Pinr’rmrnu. N. Y, Jun. r».——'l‘he body
of Martin Fania-1m former, aged 75. living
alone in u house adjacent to the village of
Morrisonville. night miles from l’lntts-
burg. wus found in it stable in the rear of
his house. lilo bond was crushed in, up»
parrntly by heavy blows from u club or
other blunt instrument. lilpod was found
in the strow in the barnyard. and tho viv»
tim's but and Wutch cbuin won: found
some distmwt) from tho stable. Ferris \Vlin‘
last seen ullvu by Minimal iiutlor and Hen-
ry lionuolly, workmen employed in n pulp
will poor by, and the some [ml-send discov-
ered the dead body. it is thought lv‘orris
wus murder-rd.

 

A Mysterious Suicide.

BALTmoim. Jon. o.-A mull supposed
to be V. W. Stiles of Washington wns
found (loud in his mom ut tho llotvl lion-
non. with u buliut wound in the right nun-
plo. Ho w... nhout lib yours of one. rum-nth
ly shoved, with (lurk. curly hair, “my
eyes and was about 5 foot 5 im-iws in
height. The suicide urrlvcd at tho iti'llt'i
Sniurdny night uud sold be was just from
Phlhidulplllu. lie rupiaturcd m V. W.
Stilcu. Washington. 'l'lwru Wu». notion
found in the porkutauf his (‘lilliiilinul'
ubout tho room tucatublish his identity
or disclose the cause of the deed.

Stole Ilia Father-In-luw'n Money.

Mummrowu. N. Y.. Jun. n—Swivurt
Gross bus dluumwurud from Living-ion
Muller. Fourlmndrcddullurs of bark pufl~
slim money which iru Soub‘s. ”rush"
futlmr-in-lnw, hudjuot ri-nuived and whirl:
imluid lurked up luu trunk dlxuppmrcd
ubuul. tho sumo time. the lock of the trunk
having boon pirlu'd. und it is churned tbut
(ii-ms took the bunny. In February. lhlil.
Stowurt Gross wun itl‘rvnlcil niululuirucd
with numb-rim; Jumb Munro und Juno
Shirk und smiling 8|. mu ponplou mom-y,
but he was disul'mrmxl ior lurk of evidence.

 

_. 3 a. , -,
County “counter Around or Pooch-lion.

Ciiir‘Arm. .lnn. n.-—-(‘rlmiunl proroodlmzs
mu]: b0 institutml nirulnstox-t‘ouuty liv-
oordcr Samuel ll. (“hum no u rt-sult oi nu
investigation of the accounts of bin Milieu.
Expiirtil huvo illil'll working on the books
for some timv, und County Attorney lllos
lil|il mode a {urinal report. to the finance
oouuulttw of tho ('ullllly bourd vouilrmiuu
tlmuxpi-rt-a' rvpurl. which showed it tntul
nhnrtuml in NW :u'vnuutu of tlw ulllcu of uvvr
comm"). uud rcmumm-lldiug ilmt rrlmlunl
proceedings be instituted for ltu recovery.

Prominent liurtienlturist lie-ll.

Tllhill’l'ilh', .lnn. i..-—-\l’illinm ll. Word.
probably the best known lmrticultnrlst in
(be atom of New Jersey. dlcdnl. Lyon»
Forum. llowus one of the organizers of
tho Hum) Horticultural moietyuud Wins its
sm'rctnry for three yours. At the time of
hill dontlnho wus irvunurorof the State Aw
rluuiturnl society uml mscrotury of the
board of vlultum to tho ultitt‘ ngrlmfltnrul
millage uud experiment stotion. liewns
M years of age.-

Mllier & Lost to lie humour-ted.
HM Fillih'illliilil, .lun. burr-It is! noted
thnl. the litiuutbm uttvndinu the winding
up of the ul’fnlrs of the grout until" firm oi’
hiillor er lmx is to be followed by the int-or-
[motion of the bunnies». and that own!
heir will ho, alvcn it show. Hblrk will be
issued to the nmount of 012,000,000.

Forty Ilorse Team.

Cowman. N. 11., Jon. 5.-~A local her»
nose manufacturer hon received on order
from the liornum & lioilcy circus for n
complete hurnosu equipment for ii iii homo
term. This will be the largest. net of hot-
noss over mode for one team.

Cruhsmen It Work.
Burrow. Va, Jan. h.--Willlom D. boy—
ettn' note was cracked by bnmlnrs, who
serum] ”72. The combination bolt woo
knocked oil with u sledge hummer, plant
the door blown oil.

..... ._ ...»....W,. .n

Aloihrrwhheht for the Queen.
Manor, Jon. r».«-A new oceon going
yacht in to be built for Queen Victoria in
place of the Victoria and Albert. the prorr
cot royal yacht.
w-woquW>AM

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ssupply of power being only subsidiary.

 

1 Hymns.
g The dimlhiitien oi hydraulic war to
underlie the, blow thing of lie kind in
animal “it it. but only unique) in the
non of being the truest distribution of
power from neutral elation» in my city in
the world. not it to, «eluding unullor in-
«suction; inathor eltied, the only instance
of ‘o powerdlstrlbntion which furnishes“-
clurivoly o power supply. in other sy stems
v-vlr, no. electricity and steam—«ho main
intention is to supply light and boot, the

Even the compressed air supply in Paris,
which is the nearest in blue to the bydmu.
lio supply in London, is dependent largely
upon its! lighting business.
Hydraulic power in London and other
cities is also interesting in another way, in
so much that it. depends not only exclusive-
ly or mainly on the wpply of power alone,
but that the supply woe originally iownd~
ad to serve, and is, in fact. almost entirely
used for, one npoolulclouof business—viz,
thut of lifting.
leiowust rate charged for hydraulic
power in London is in. lid. per 1,000 gulv
lcnr. The pressured: 750 pounds per
square inch, so tliutezich 1,000 gallons eon-
tnlns 8,7338 horsepower hours of energy; ll.
lid. per 1,000 gallons is, therefore, equivo-
lont to, any. 2d. per borsvmwor hour. It
is only the lnrgcst hydraulic plants, pump-
ing: L’ildlbildlilii or more gallons per quarter,
which nre cupnblc of pumping at this
cost, if to the netunl public expenses are
udder] the internal. and depreciation on
tho cupinil value of the plunt and the value
of the space occupied by it.
The largest private pumping plants or-
lilting in London nru lit the ruilwny gmdu
depots, nnd at one of the principal and
most modern of these depots, ut which over
100,000,000 ruinous per your are pumped,
the pumping cost, exclusive of interest
uud other charges, is lid. per will) gul-
lmm, and the total cost would be very lit-
tle. if utnll, below id. (id. per 1,000 gallons.
«1-). ll. Ellington in CQSHiBT'H.
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The Cuban "l‘roohl."
Tho troi‘im in which frequent rcforcnco
is made ln(.‘ubmi dispatcher; describing
tho movements of General \l'cylor in u for-
tilled line extending across tho lsluud from
Muriel on tho rxortlwrn count to lllujumi
on the southern. The purpose of the
Spanish counnundors, in constructing uud
(unifying this line, was in cut. oil the
ups-turn prnvim-u of Plum dul lilo from
the rest of the island. and thus to pruwut
llm rutrmt of the forces (Ti tllcl‘ulmu loud-
or Mug-en, who was npr'rulllig in tlmt prur-
liu'u. Muriel, tho Ilill'lili‘l'll ti‘l’lllilill!‘ of
tin: Him, is about L’l'l mill-s woetuf liuvunn,
and at twopoilltsw-iiuuuujny, which is six
miluu south of Muriel, mul Artemis", which
is four mill-s north of hi:1juxm~—tlu~ro is di-
rect ruilwny (‘uillliu'bliiil with lluvuun.
\‘v'cul ill the trim-bu thorn in u fulrly llili'il
country for is low mlivs. but beyond is the
mountainous ruiziun in which Marco’s
form‘s bud tlu'ir lumps.
Tho dcfunw» of the southern motion of
flu! lino, lrulii .‘llzijmm toArb-mis-‘n, mush-t
of u continuum lino of smull blur-kimnws,
uboul l2” yards upurt, (‘Hllllt‘i‘lml by rillo
pltsuml lrmu'lwu and prntwiud in front
by lmrln'd wire fencing and by wlru cutan-
gh-mcnlu. 5mm,- of tho liluoklmusrs urn
made of loose slulw. uml sumo of buuvy
pluukinu. At four point-z on the lino um
volume, with slrnng wirrisnua supporting
the men in tho irvna'bus rind lilm’hhnuscs.
l‘ho wuirni. su’liuii. from Ariumim to
ilunnujny, i"! l: mil-W lung and is protect—
rd with storm ilrl‘llNlAVill‘kil, imrl‘jrd wire
and lilili'kilmlfimi, with pumps ut int-“rude
of n mile and [1 bolt 'l'lul ground burn is
level and upon. llut the northern swtbm,
from (iuuunjziy tn Muriel, runs through as
broken country, suvb :lu pluutlllrililu vou
striu'iinli of :1 continuous line of truirlu-s
mid blucklmusm. All the mmmnmling
litiiililhri urn fort-Hind. and tho road is prw
lm‘ll'il with trvlu'imii imd ill‘l‘lileiil‘kb‘.
Twenty tliuusuud .‘pillll’il troops gourd
Hm tnmhu ——-Ynuth'.~i Companion.

A Mixed Literary Style.

Down in ”mum and l'lsb-r counties it
is a loyal custom to publish in tho pupr-r u
curd of thanks to tlmsu who imvu shown
kindness on uny occasion of lwnuvmuvnt
or dis-truss. A l’rmrsviib- wruunn. \vhuau
busbullddu-d suddenly. Hunt the following
mm! of tbzmkn to u puiwr for publication.
Slur l-‘dli‘lil‘i to have rmnliim-d pivty. urntl
tilde nnd iiHSilll's‘fi in ubunt ouuul propor-
tions: “Mr. liliiilui‘. l dvslro tutlmuk the
friends und mildldmrn‘ most. bunrtlly in this
mnmmr fnrlbr unitvd old and cn-nprrotion
duringilm lllnvss uud iii'fllil of my info
husband. wlmusmpml frmu molly tho build
of dimtb on Friduy lust whihwutinp bruukv
hat. '1‘” the friends and all who contrib-
ilil'li so willingly rmvnrd milking the lust
luuliwutsund funeral of my husband in sun-
rose l doslru tu outnumber must. kindly.
hoping those fcw lines will find thorn ou~
joyiup tbo sumo lib-Hump. I burn ulsuu
pond liliii‘ii vow mul l'nnli guiding burso, 8
your»; old. “‘ilii‘il I will M‘il clump. '(ind
Ium‘i'fl in n lil)'rlfi'rinlili “by his wonders to
pvrfnrm; llil liiiiillri hid firillfili‘lb‘i (Iii tbs.-
rm uud rlde upon lhu Morin ;’ also it blm-k
mul wblto shale, wry Io\v."~~'l‘rny (N. Y )
'l'lmvs.

“'hnt “Mu-u Iron limit.

'l'lul nld lib-:1 iiml. ll‘llll rustvdurnxldutvd
by uniting with tho osmvn of motor and
dotting iron the bydrourn is How oxplddvd.
in the find plm-r, it. lulu iii-cu noticed llmt.

pure wutvr. 'l‘luu-i, for instmu'u. in Am
quip". in smilbvru l’vru, notably will irou
notrnstill tlm upon nir, but rusty iron
brought up from tho most will iillvlililm
l'li'ill' ngnlll. ltnow mums rrrlulu that.
uurimnin paid in nvmwmry in tho rusting nf
lrnll. liii’ rum-limb warming in bu us iulhiwu.
l-‘lrut, ferrous mvlmuuiu bl foriuud. This
is dimllvud in ilu- slightly urblulmml won
tor mul becomes ferrous blmrlmnuio. TM»
in turn dermiunws in presence of Mr iniu
magmatic oilib», :iilll tb‘m lust umlivu with
the wutrr flm hydruh‘d lurrli' mild" or rud-
dish brown powdor. which in known mi
iron rust. l‘Zhw-trlrity, uguli), si-oluli to
hum muuvthiim in do will: ll». if. of two
motel» uohluml fngufiu‘i‘. ("ill be i‘lm'tl‘i:
punitive to tboniiwr. lbu Midullnu I-r rind.
ill“ will he nlllwvr in the punlliw and Hum:
rapid in the liUgiltli’i‘w-“n‘illll Francisco
Chronicle.

 

The Little llrrnknr.

Thorn lunm-ririln nursery in this city
where the poem with the over riwnrrlhi!
lino"lin, ho, tho limo lli‘llilki‘l‘ii rum" in
on familiar no Mmhm- nmm'irwlf. “All tho
children, from tho llbymr-ulil, wlumn lain-
durunrton days nrnn tblnu of tho punt,
down in the Unplug 25-year-old, know the
plmm“by him-t." The other doy the 7‘
your-old won pressing the nursery With lwl‘
moot cherished "rotor dished" in lwrnrum.
Just us who rcuchml um mlddlouf the room
she trimmi, full and tho cutlre "not" went
kmimmh. There was hardly on imbrokun
pieiioummig the lot. The 7‘1l‘ii1iiilil, nits
ting among the ruling. out up snub n bowl
on it is rarely the info of even norm-y walls

6“ I M 3'. wflimu theii- florid highly
mill ’“Mnfl'hmpirfl‘flu,

iron will not rum. in dry air or vlwmimlly'

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Honest Tobaccos

are demanded by the in-
, tellig‘ent chevron—4401' they
know the difference
tween straight goods and
sham stuff.

All men know “BL”
stands for best leaf tobacco
——finest flavor, and the
kind that satisfies. -

Once used it’s always
chewed—~50 most chewers

USE
B-

Tobaccos.

 

 

 

 

' “My duughtur. when rumzvm-ing from
an utter-k of lover, was a grim sullen-r
from pain in the buck and hips,” writrs
Lindon Grover, of Sordid, Ky. “Al'lvr
using iilllti“ u number of l‘i‘llli’ilii‘fi with~
nut any bum-lit she tried our bottle. of
(.Jluuuborliuu's mm Balm, and it hm
given 0min: rol'ivf.” (Sliumlurluiu’s
Pain Balm is also ll crrtuiu cure fir
rluummtism. Sold by (i. C. Stillson.

The old way of delivering messages
by post-boys compared with the modem
telephone. illustrates the old todious
methods of “breaking” colds compared
with their almost instantuumms cure by
(inc Minnie (Tough Cure. ,0. t3. Stillsou
and E. 1’. “fund.

Mothers whose children an! iroublml
with bud colds, cmup or whooping
much will do well to read what Dr. it.
1'1.,liulwy,nf(lrllvy. Mu. says on this
union-ct. 1‘10 writcs: “l’ur yours We
have. usvd Uluuulwrluin’s Remedy. uud
ulwnys koopii‘. in the house, It is: re-
mu‘drd in our family no u Slif‘f‘liii‘ for all
kinds of colds and coughs." The 'qumd
50 cent botth‘s for sale by G. (7. Stillsuu.

To cure all old 5011‘s, to heal nu indo-
lent ulcer, or m speedily cure piles. you
need simply apply DrWitt's Witch
Hazel Solve according to directions. Its
magic-like option will surprise you.

CAS'i'OFiiA

For Infants audChildren.

no fan
:inilo _) it ill
ligature m ""1
.1 ' (g inner.

 

The old lady was right. \vlwn rim said,
llmuhildmigiltdiu if they waited for
the doctor. Silo suwd tho litrln- duo's
life with u few doses of imv Minute
(‘ough Cure. She had usud it. for oroup
bolero. G. U. Stillmn and ii. 1’. Wood.

Mr. C. M. Dixon. :1 wrll known mor-
cbunt of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton L30.
Pm, linsulittio girl who is frvquvntly
threatened with croup. but when the
first symptoms appear. his wilv gives llvr
lilmmlmrluin'u Coupli limuvdy. which
always ull'nrds prompt rvliu-l. The 2.3
and on com. sinus for solo by ii. C. Still-
sou. ‘ __

Soothing, and not irrimiinp. strpnptlr
oping, and not. woukvuiup. small, but
nll'm:live—«such are the iluulitirs of Ibe-
Wiii‘u Little l-Zurly ilim'rs, the famous
little pills. (.‘r. i). Htillmu and E. 1'.
“feed.

H'l'A'l‘F. ol-‘i um i. airy «w Tmncnn, i W
luv \s (hu‘vrv. i‘
Fraud; .l. (‘lu'uny undo-u (lillil that 1w
is the mirior purmvr of tho iirm of h‘. .i.
(illruoy k (‘n , doing busilu‘ss in tho
(‘ity of 'l‘uh-du. ('uunly :md slum ufurr-
snid. llllii ilml said firm will pay (ho
sum of ibu- llundrml llnlliu'o for mud:
and uvnry vase of (‘aiiurrii ibut (turnout.
be cured by the um of llull's (huurrh
Gum. FRANK .i, (filicwzv.
Sworn in below mo and rillndli‘liliill in
my prvsmwo, this (lib day at” December.
A. 1). Hill}.
A. W. (lid-tinny,

.~>,

l
i M “I i Notary Public.

llull‘s Untiirrh (turn is lukou infernal
ly nnducis dirt-(wily on tho blood nud
mucous Hurfucva of the sysimu. Henri
fur tcstinmuiuls iron.

13‘. .l. Urn-mar .\ Cu . Toludo. U.

ltSold by .l)ruggisls, 7m:

ASTORIA.

n to
“diall- .. 12","
“3“" . ' . mm;

A .louuory thuw is always more pro-
ductive of colds mul coughs tlum a Jan
nary freeze. Then in tho timo Ayor‘n
Cherry l’octoml is needed uud proves so
axlroumly omooclous. Ask your drug-
gioi for it, and also for Ayer's Almanac,
which in free to all.

The length of life may be incrcmedby
lessening its dangers. The nmjority of
people die from lung troubled. These
may hoovertedhby promptly using One

 

 

 

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by “fair gm.

wisdom

it!
no. little brother WNW-Ilse York

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

qunriun, has found o ,, , .
Aldrich, o furrnormwm
wall. the old {box stove all ,m ,
neeont canon of Litohfloi .. ‘
stove war in- the Suhlnili,,.m
grandam. green mingfithowmln , _
or. Lyman lluoe ' .. , 1, _ Q
on w New Yorkin again. no ml
in search of the altimeter soil _ molt
Aldrich had owned the store for-yarn,
luwlug bought it at on auction. ‘ . “ .
The stove is or box shaped affair. fiend
ing on slender wrought iron 108! M
then 18 inches long. Iii in! need here
and will take in sticksfi (Gilli 1098 fi.
inched through. '13“?th is at liln' ..
and the pipe isnt the book. With bound. .’1
bed of cools at the, door, optic of large ,
sticks laid ever ‘tlloin‘gnnd withltlle damp--
or upon. the old smfigwill. not up it omit
like tbut or n smoll billet furnace loan in”
credibly short timo‘f‘i lie bunting power!»
when fed on unlimiindgunntitios‘nl ”0* _
soiled ook or New; "are: lbdllnllfllbl’
good. ‘ ‘ v .
’l‘hcro are still a number of Litchfleld
people who remember the story of the stove
wur. Lyman Beecher. the Congregutbm'n
allst, preached in the l-lnbbnth day him”
from 1mm nun. and it was curiae hi!
term of service here that the trouble oo- .
curred. lionry Ward Beecher, his son, was ‘ ‘
born in this historic town, and more than
once referred to the mutter in his after llfo ‘fl.
as in good story illustrative of the difficuh .
idi‘fi unmuuturcd by progressive church ,, .
puuplu iu the early days. ‘ _ .
The box stove brill bircady invaded the
surrud but frigid precincts of a number of
churches in Connecticut. ' Some of the
must. inilucutiul persons running the hitch-l
iluld Congregational!sts determined to gut
0"“. in so: whut it. would do toward tem-
paring: the frost lingered gulps which bowl
in winter across the blouk Litcbfluld hills.
Au unexpectedly dctcrmincd opposition
was imnmdiotrly encountered in the
church, lion-over. out] n Home war was
Wound against the stove, the principal
grounds: for which were that it would den.
i'rruln lho house of (find; that it would pro-
illlllutlisciisu by rendering the members of
the i‘niluruizutiull unduly sensitive to cold,
uud, still further. that the auditors ought
to be {in imbuvd with the flro illld glow of
n-iigiwn us to puss unnoticed the rigors of
wiulx-r during the dulivury by the preacher
of tlw two long: mldduy discourses, which
worn them tho iuvnrinblo rule on Sunday.
'J‘hn i'lum'li split in two factions upon
the multvr, the stove party and tho unti-
iiinvi‘ i-urty, nod for several weeks the stove
\l‘ns tho topic of the hour. The denoting cf
the church were bosnught and buttonholed;
llw ilwlnluzi‘fi were urrnyud individually on
mm sidu or the other; the women wow 08-
pwirdly umivo. many of the older ones who .
bud lmwri-d ubivcriugly vol‘ fruit» stoves in
the old i‘illll‘i'il for yearn being most pro~
mumml in lbvir (:mulcmuutlnn of the in-
umrdiuu us rill lmcntlou of tho evil one.—
Litchibdd Lizttur in New York Sun.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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Castor-ls is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants sud Gilli
dun. It contains neither Opium,
[orphino nor other Narcotic sub
stance. It is oharmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children's mooted-the Mother's
.Ftiond.

 
 

 

CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.

signature of
’ fidém
We Sllnil pro ’

I») not be bombed upon, but insist upon
having (Mimi‘s, and sec that the inc-Blind;-
is on the
wrapper."
loci ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Cour/nu Coumxv 77 Murray 3L. EY.‘

 

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t I IS?“ [0 l883

«Zxamincr In
i'lliirr-s. lilii \lnin Street,

'7. 5'. Patent 011100,
nltrlmmu‘nrr. CONN.

I

PICKLED
OYSTERS!

Leave your orders for the
Helldays' Martyrs to Science.

Has your put out suddenly disappeared '
und. you don’t know what bus bucomo of

it? Probably it hos fallen a martyr to sulv

rum. Ono hundrul rats have met that

into during the push wreck, and another

lmudrud have it in store for them.

At this period of the your ouch of the

medical students in Chicago is required

in (iifiolfllb nu unimul and mount. its skele-

ton. '1 be :mlmnl preferred is u. out. There

are some :00 medical studrnts in Chimgn

in their first your, and each of thorn is in—

strurmi to keep his eye open for u out, and

they ililYU been prowling down alloys in

sum-h of follows. and perhaps hull of them

how bran lucky enough to be successful

in “Mr search.

It. is nut. on easy task to find 0 cut when

you “out mm. Ordinary mortals sec

pli-nty of them as they Squall tiirouuh the

night nilisidd of their windows. But it
is diilvrvut with the uu‘dlcnl student.

vau lw wants zu-nt, he finds it very diffi-

cult in not one, and tburufum ho is forced

bi make u \‘i‘i‘y timrullilh hunt; buforc he
Sili‘l'li‘iifi in bogging the game. On this
ummut the medical student finds it better
in maize tlw rcsidvurodlsiricts hishuutiug
ground, where he may be uhlu to catch

some vrry lump fulluc who bus wondered
from its house and home to sun itself on
tho stops.

'i‘im stray cuts are much harder tooap-
iuvn. bm-uusn they nro not no mum and
how bccu luuubt by sud cxporlouco to re-
imrd ull umuus their unulnios. ’l‘linpull
tubby is loss suspicious und iulls on easy
pri'y in tho medical student whom she
u-znulurfi frnlu lwruwn ilrvsido; hence it
is tlzait mustnf lilo min which urn being
mudu martyrs to suicnru urn well grumbled
mid l‘lph brrd. 1"uilyusrm‘0ufhmiltliul
Amvuruc and poorly us unruly ul’ l’crsluu
mt ' bsiw bwu rupturvd ulivo und chloro-
rt. u-ul by tho mull-Ha during the pill.
\Vu'l. -—~l'bivu;:u 'l‘llnvsdlurulil. .

Blue Points

0n the 11qu Shell.

Horse Radish Ground to Order.

HUNT
8: . . .
ZELUF'F

'i'w'i‘ivhiliii‘. 35—4.

 

 

 

 

Santa Claus Raises the Curtain

 

in this slurp, on the“ flurrsl, largest uuo
hundsouulst lino. of Wall l'upvr that \i ah
UVi'f‘ gutiwrvd under mum ml in this on all?-
mumty. Thi‘l‘i‘ is sunbathing fill'l'Vi‘l‘V‘
body and ill prices uvorybody run :iil'ui’d
in pay.
. Pointing, paper hanging and decorat-
lug.

If not convenient for you in call at the.
slurp, drop u pistol, and i wdl boplouuud
to cull on you with u full line of samples.

E . E . G O R H A M ,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwolk, Connecticut

Tim Visibility of Colon.

ii i‘sl‘rI-anully (iiiFill‘Vlli that us twilluhh
w nil-sum l't d nllji l is hm- lhulrvniul‘ ailnilt‘l'
limp ollu‘rs, liuully oppuurlnu blnuk, while
liliii'i‘ i-vrlnid urn Mill visible Wilull the
liilniiumiiy lu prmluully reduced, the vari-
onsmlnrs in print nwnsuro disappear. it
person wiib uurnml vision passing through
it Hlnmi of rod blindness ml the intensity is
diminisln-d before ho nrrlves iris absolutely
mun.whruuiutlc vision. Cuptulil W. do W.
Murray hilHWH tbut tho curlnuuoolor of in
immilliuht lzindsmpo in entirely unmounted
inl’ by this four. White light becomes groun-
l..b no it diminluluxs in intensity. mid the
mic, blum nod yollowu luring roduoedor
iiim'iih .‘li'l‘ notroilwtml by nurroundlngub—
jwls; lumcu moonlight is cold, while the
mnllubl. is worm, owing to tllnlr presence.
hurtiwr, tho loss «if oninl'u in flowers on
niybi. drown on muy ho coolly followed.
’i'lnm, unuuzo colored flowers may no pinin-
iy disliupulslml, whllu u Hopi-lot. geranium .
”mu-urn. blm'k‘. gri'uil nl‘iliiii will be gray
when yrllow flowers may be just visible.

 

YOU CAN’T DD bETTER

Than Leon» Your Orders for

 

Ilnbbit Hunting won a rim. ‘

Men who hunt rabbits have got a new
way of driving them from their holes. The
nmv method in to tolrcnsix foot iii-our
rublwr burn) and worm it down into the
imin mul to fix it not over the rabbit hole.
\l‘lmn thin is dune, the mun yells into the
[men on huitlly us no can. Any one who
has our in-or'l u yell in n cove can imagine
bnwlt woods to the rabbit. The rabbit .
loops for mintyund lands in the not—4 1
Now York Sun. '

Print;
ingl‘

At the Sentinel
01110..

A TM ’S'MMS' @0149"
A'flmi l,‘ mm as ”MM w W L or.
Marlyn prom i and would». Amid liltiluimm.
'M born" not l'lus and run union-i.

Allin u Mimic-mi ii. lies I.
.nm'lbyhr'imrm W P ‘4 .

 

A Two romeo suns-no. 3
in illl udtlrnnii iii (flitting!) thu othordsyo
(‘biimmuu outlined n m'hcmn to msho 'y
itlmm u republic. lln will invade the 0th
lvstlul kingdom with an army of“5,oou.
lighting lriainuon.” After he hurl tumb-
llsiicd u (,Sbbwm republic with their nilflfln
unwind will invuilo lroluml with on nan "

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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fluidity W .‘ Milli“. Moth lien or «1000 lighting Gilmore-n and “bill:
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