, T BEVWED
W “otmmuwm
lccnteat ,
Imfl ham
am by m
"mum
”Jan. 13. ~Hon. H A. Duv
lg the senate, through Sew
II Alternating forth his
new.» lilr. Dupont asserts
“395. he was duly and la
”inmate for thaterlu be-
1805. He then sets forth
.I. of his credentials and fa-
tho senate committee on
’ maul the failure of
’ give him his seat, adding
Mindy claims that
I. legal and that he is enti-
lo ’a seat as a senator from
{hither claims that injus‘
be state and your peti-
_ l of your honorable
film as a senator from the
Inner submits that under
mm the question of the va=
In should again be inves-
pon by the senate as n
body, which never loses
I- control and jurisdiction
harshly) and which cannot
nthr its right at any time
‘ the claim of [any person as
l .
. 'ner further states that he
, I _'to show on another con-
‘d’iliesnbject that he is entitled
_I . f ”at n
I102 Mr. Dupont join in the
petition was referred to the
n privileges and elections, and
, in the case on file in the senate
I sent to that com; uittce
,_ Wag In the Senate.
G‘TON, Jan. lap—homo lively po-
figuring marked the later hours of
Macedon. The free homestead bill
Wdihcucslon, and Mr Alien (Pop. )
, chucks found in it opportunity for
’ .8 Mr Vilaa (Dem. )of Wiscon-
ng the party differences of last
paid; out much difference of
Mt Chimgo or at Indian-
, declared that there was
to the interests of the govern—
o insisted that the Indianapolis
was founded throughout in De
milieu characterized the In-
, platform nsu“rump affair ”
m became very lively and
pi government money. Mr. \‘eison
(3 Minnesota, Mr. Allen and Mr.
.) of Kansas spoke for the bill
(Dun. ) of New York, who has
Iqldremd thesenate of late, spoke
Intro! 3 law fixing four years as the
_ of fourth class postmaatcrs. The fol-
, : ah. the printipal provisions of Mr.
iil’s m law: .
“TM lb m of office of all postmas-
W shall be four years;
I appointment for the remaining unex-
firm; that' the term of office of u
. ,,I I» -.. shall be deemed to commence
. the date of his assumption of the du-
llls oflloo; that the terms of all post-
now in Oman shall be four years,
m terms shall bsdeemui to have
' ‘ I from the date of the assump-
dutlol of oflce by the occupant;
. ever, that where the present
have been appointed to fill
, ”lichen hold office only for the
'- Iuiexpirad term of four
. was appointed from the
7 party to which such predo-
.I~I or is a momberof the funi-
mh predecessor.”
Ins-sum WI II on House.
The house witnessed a sensational se-
to the Wills attack made by
Johnson of California on Editor Wil-
, ll. Hearst.
Johnson and Mr. Naguimof (You
~ mu» waists. Their wordy
W out of the publication in The
“0M0: Hr. Maguiro’ s remarks
the former' comb of lust
,, y , ll! defended Mr. Hearst
I , . ‘Wthcmtion of Mr. Johumu' s
' W some matters in the curly
WW when he molded in Hym
“Slalom not the floor on a ques
I_ He was at times lint»
“ mono Hr. Muguirc' mumI k
' and mardly and fold
Ill hidindiotment in yours ago in
forgery and how ho had
r , in to rear a new homo
, a Mums He doIIIIrllxId his
and how he had been “th to pay
Mill! he owed. llo thou «Ix-
' ‘ All Miran an old Mary in
The” ha had always nvowal
can for office. Thun. with liiI-
hc psld his mpovtn to Mr.
M Mr. (louver of Wismnsin.
week chars-(defined his attmrk on
as cowardly.
N replied to Mr. *Johnmn in
1%“ Ho mum he find at»
scum time in which in reply
'III during the debut» and had
to do so, and now his hmi
ideals as a man ammo to so~
tor himself. He moons! at
for whining immune his III.-
to him and mid he should
of the and anguish be
before he amilnl
in- PM“ of New York, who
I district, made a
“National Mr Johm
n'iil'. II
.II
J” amoral).
7, much speculation
'1'th Will Interest Our East Nor-
'sh‘d awaited the result. he asked himzscll
lSlNAYlTEMOF NEWS,
walk Readers.
‘ At No. 46 First avenue, East Nor
wall-I. Mrs R Blackburn resides, and
its our repres- vniatiic pulled the bell
inure than once illl‘ important ques-
tion: Will the good people of liusi
Norwalk dvccpl {is Convincing Ilia-proof
hold article in: was to obtain. or would
they still sink to thc old stereotyped
style. \iz.. statements appearing daily
in the ncIvL- ,paper‘ from here. there.
everywhere, exccpt 11'zI.~i Nuiualk. that
assert that So :Iud- So was cured by
using 50 and 30's remedy? Here is an
East Norwnlk case .‘Ilis R Blackburn,
of 46 First avenue, says: 'I am greatly
adverse to IIcuspnper notoriety, and re
luctnnily allow my testimony to appczu
in print for that reason. but as l have
been greatly benefited by us.ug Donu'.
Kidney PillII. luxmi others In know 0‘
the. value oi this wonderful rIIIIIILII'ly,
My kidneys were not acting properly
and backache act in. Hearing 3 good
deal of talk about Dunn's Kidney Pills.
and reading some pcwspsper notice.-
inIlIIchl me to go it) l’lnischl's drug
store and got u boy. TlIcy worded ofl
ilic last :Ittzick. Sincc then I have ad-
Iviscd IIIIIII‘c than IIIIII acquaintance in
use \thII. 1 even insisted upon my
friend. )lrs. Morn-l1. trying them. Thai
should bo. sufficient evidence of ill)
estimation."
Donn's KIIiIIIy Pill-I are for sale 1))
all llCllllli’S. ll"‘lllL‘ so Imuh per box six
boxes for $2.50. Sun by Mimi m1 Ic
.zcipt of prim l'I'IsicrIMilburn Co”
'I'iuilalo. N. Y.. 501C agents for the U,
.~. Raucm‘ncr the nmIIc~—Doau's—,:Iud
take no substitute.
W
The Best
christmas
Present
for yours-lolli if on ilve.andd your
lam iy it ie. is with down-
ment pol cy in the
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..of Hartford.
\\ lth insurance as with everythlnfi
else. the best is the cheapest am
so r day will gives young mun
at ousund dollars insurance to
local himself in old age You
do not 0098 what you have paid
if you stop paying up time after
three ears cash VII us. or paid
up pol or. or be insured for the
{ull amount for the balance of the
erm.
.. 8. L'HOMMIDIIU.
4 South Main Street.
A 75c
TEA
35:: I
In 1 pound pack~
ages at
Sam’l.
Gemstock
.lr.’s,
72 NORTH
MAIN _
srussc
South lorwsik Savings Bank.
lN'i‘iIIIliIiS'i‘ NOTICE. -
SIII'TII NliliWALK. (romp, Duo. 28, will.
Atu meeting rifllII- nIIIIIIIuIra of this
bank. held tiiIs|ntII Ii dividend lAllll'pON
itors ofliItei-IIIIII. Iiitlm ruin of four per
cent. per nnnuui wnaIlIIclurIIIi for tbeulx
moot l“ ending January 1. lHllI", Imynblo
miaud afteII'JIInIIIii-y II It"? liill‘l’t'HL
not drawn will iIII crIIIiIIIIII to nuI-Imuin
and draw interest from .lumiury [.1897
. llllIN ii l\'\'Al’l' 'lrIIaaui-Ir
Ilfill‘lw
Perfection
fuel.
clove that II made
'i‘i-lE
IOIWALR "Will I I“. 60.
no on: Washimtoc some nudge.
Funeral Director
and Intuit».
of the merit of an indispensable lllllls‘k ,
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper rooms
without additional expense fpr
Cailsnd See it. Repair; for any
D. W. 'RAYMOND,
LfllLDflbN'lS COLUMN.
THE BCOflPlON.
A Dinni- hmat With Gauntlet ‘rhal
m Unis! has-is.
: You used not be frightened at the up
pcaruncc of the little monster depicted it
the mompanyiug out. It is in the tern
of ii scorpion, it is true; but it is perfectly
harmless. because it is made of eumphor.
With it and s lulu of water we may mah‘
A very interesting experiment.
Take as many little irrcgular lumps of
gum camphor as may be neecmry to lab
ion the shape of the scorpion, any 150 or
200, and arrange them, as shown in th«
picture, on the surface of tho water. III II
little while you will see the scorpion movr
about of its own accord, waving its clam
and wagging its tail.
Now, there are several little bits of phi-
losophy in this experiment. Let us see
what they arc.
First—The scorpion swims on the wa-
ter, but is very nearly submerged. Till}
shows us thut the density of the oomplIm
is a 'triile less thin) that of the water, it»
swelfle gravity being actually Iihoiit .995.
Second-4t does not disintegrate. bui
maintains its shape and its solidity. if you
had placed it in alcohol, it would haw
sunk to the bottom of the vessel and would
soon have dissolved. Gumphor, therefore.
is of greater specific gravity than alcohol
and is also roudiiy dissolved in it.
ThirIi.—-Tho little bits that lunkeup tlnI
form of tho scorpion remain together, as
they were placed; they do not flout apart.
This is due to cohesion.
FourtlI.-—'l'hc peculiar iIiovcmont tho!
the scorpion makes upon tho water, float
ing about, waving its claws and wringing
its toll, is due to a property that cumplmt
has of moving on wuter, Tho particles IIIII
only move about, but they mum: on their
own uxos. This, us some any, is duo to flu
ulusticity of the vapor that tho oIIIIIplIoI
gives off. Otiuirs soy tiiut it is due tun
mysterious fun-III residing in tho surfnco of
liquids culled “superficial touslon." --
Philadelphia Times.
A Verso In 3 Flats.
It was Mr. Field's hnbit to write por-
sonnl versus uliIIut his I-lIliIlrmI. Then) is
none among this collection surpassing in
qunint lIIIIiuty tho verso inscribed (iii II s1!-
ver plate which ho guve to llnswoll Francis,
usually called Posoy, at his birth:
“Unto Roswell Francis Field his father. Eu-
gcnu Field. givcth this counsel with this pinto.
Sept. :2, 1803:
“When thou shalt eat from off this plate.
1 chm-go limo. lm Ihou iIImpIIruio.
Unlo Ihy elders at tho board
DII thou sun-vi. rIIVIIrIInI-III accord.
Though unto dignity inclined,
[Into the serving folk be kind.
Bo vI-ry mindful of tho pour
Nor turn llIIIIu hungry from the door.
And unto liIIIl for iIIIulllI iiml food
And nil that in thy lifII III good
Givo thou thy hunt in gratitude."
Some Definitions by Boys.
The Schoolboy Mugnzluo has coiloctud n
number of funny definitions-I given by buys
and girls. lll‘l‘L‘ on) some of them:
Buckbltcr~u lieu.
Fun—u thing to brush the worm oil
with.
Fina—n fish’s wings.
ll‘U—-\’l‘iltt‘.l‘ tiiiit staid out in the cold and
wont to sloop.
Nost IIgg—tlioogg the old hon umnsum
by to muko new outs.
l’ig—iiog‘s littiu lIIIv.
Snoring—letting of! sleep.
Snow—ruin IIli pnppIIIl out white
Slum—«tho IIIIIIIII'H IIyIIiI.
Wukofulnoss—oycs oil the time come
out unbuttoued.
A Good Trick.
When the fun at tho pIIrIy lugs. atnrt up
and toil llilififl proavnt qIIlIn IIIIIIllIlIIIIItly
tlmt you IIIIIII plIIIIII II glass of \vutor Im llm
table so tlint no IIIIII I'IIII I'IIIIIIIvII, it without
upsetting iI. (If I-Iiurm IIvIIry nIIo will any
(but you I-IIII'i. do it. \Vltlmutwultlng for
explanation llii Ii gloss to tho brim and
cover it Willi u plIII-u of pIIpIIr which comes
\vIIli IIvIIr iluI IIIlmIiI. lmu'vo tlIII pupIIr lint.
Plum ilIu pIIlIII IIf flm hand over it IIIIIl by
n quick iIIIIVIIuIIIiIt turn it IipIIiIlII down
upon the tnlIlII. Wltlulruw tho pupor pen-
tly. ’i‘iIII wutnr will remain in tlIIIpiIIIIII,
but no pun can mIIvII tiIII IuIIilIlIIr without
spilling it. Willi u llttlu prIuIItioo uny boy
or girl l'lill Ilu tlilu trick wry uusily.—-lfix-
ciinugu.
I Going to Nulo'n.
A little bit of boy IIiiuIluIIi iIItII II l’lll' the
ntlIIIr day after his mother nmi tIIIIk n flout
lil‘INlllll lIIII‘. Wham tliu I‘IIIIIIIII'iIIr (IIIIIIII up
to limp, the child iIIIIkIIIl up Iii. llllil with
his blpinuuumu, oyIIIII nml plpIIIl out in il
vuioo llml Nilllil ho hum“ ull nvor “In our.
“llnI-II this lrullvy up to liIIiIIIIiII lI‘IIy'III
house?" WIIIIII't tluit sweet? 'l‘lIiIu tliuy llll
know that ho was going to puymmiu liosslu
hay a visit. uNIIw \ mi; ’1 lines.
Mother (imm- l’p to mite.
no: and Jill
THE TREASURE SHIP.
“It's a pit: in don’t call tonight.
made a good distance before morning. "
Captain mm stood on the deck of the
schema. the June, which lay snohoI-Bd
that line moonlight night at Port Bodega,
Cal The Juno was but It small vessel, but
It hadhu board treasure in the shape or
gold dust worth over £18,000, and the
next morning had been fixed for its sailing
to London. ‘ .
That nightthccnptsin had given his crew
leave to go ashore to spend nIfew hours in
. loiiity before commencing their homeward
voyage. They bud not yet returned, and
the captain was on board alone, with a
couple of sailors and the mato,'to whom
he was speaking.
Saying that he would turn in, tho oop-
taln wont below. while the. mate walked
the dock on the watch.
It was about 8 in tho morning that two
hosts sci-.01! from the shore, having in one
of them 7 and in the other 12 men, and
In tho darkness-401‘ the moon liflll now
set-wworc rowed oil to the place when) the
light of the Juno gilmmci‘ed over the dark
water.
“ Boat ahoyl Who are you?"
It was the mate of the June who song
out as he leaned over tho side of the vessel
and saw a boat uppmuoh. I
In unsworthoro cnmowlint seemed some
words spoken as if by Ii drunken man. mu]
thinking the men were the sullors returned
from their juunt the mute saw the bout
pulled to the side of the ship. He did not
notice that another hunt bad softly mudu
lls way to the atom, the men rowing si~
lIIuIly, and the dull sough of the waves
drowning the splusli of their ours.
“is that Jenkinson?"
The main was forward watching the
men in the bout. Ilnrdly bud ho culled out
before ho heard u noise behind him. his
arms were gripped, u bond was placed over
his mouth, wiiilII the butt mid of a pistol
‘I‘lllio down wlrhuirrasli upon his head.
There was a dull splash in tho wulI-r II 1110'
mont later. It was the body of the mute
cost into its watery gruvo.
The Jane imd burn boarded by robbers.
Stuniing along like shudmvs-fnr tho lllf‘li
had their feet llnrc—‘tlm thiIIvIIs rIIIIluIIl
across the dock to tho lIIIlIlcr loading iIIIlnw.
The louder, n iIIll man, with n liouvy.
lIlIIr'k licurd, “‘llllh‘o fame was fllillfliill': lilll
by n piece of black cloth tied ncrIIsas-I tIIII
uppcr part, wiili two links out for lllfli to
see through, gruspod lIiII pistol in his bowl
as he prepared to on below, wiIlio his ful-
iIIw ore held long. gleaming knives in tlIIIir
hands.
"If you struggle, you anI II dead man.
('Iiptuln lliuko llflll iIIIen ni-iccp IIIIIl
started up us Ii light llIIslIInl upon his i'III-Ie,
and looking about lilili he saw u mun
standing besidn him. one of his bonds up-
on his throat, wlIilu in the other he held a
pistol.
“ Wu won't hurt» you if you don't Eli {ill-
ulu," sold the l‘lllllll’l'. "lint wo \\'.'llli the
gold you how on lIIIIIrIl. (iivo us the have
of tlio I'lIcst, qul 1'“ swear you shall l.II
suli'."
liIIsialImIIIII would ho Insulin“. and tho
captain was soon lying IIII tlIu flour 0! his
onliin bound lIIIuIi Ii'lIIl {not with .1 strong
cord. ,
While these things \vIIrII going on on
hIIIIrIl tho .lIIIIII tlIII crow sz llIII virss'IIl lizul
gntlu‘rcil louI-ilIIIr IIII llll.‘ shore and llllll
put off in their boats to III-turn tIItlIe ship.
1'1on were IIstIIIIIIIlIIIl zIs' IhIIy lIIrIIIIIl tho
qIIIIysiIle to son tho Jam) in tho growing
Iluyllglit lIIrIIiY Iit sun. "11 mils sot, IIIIIl
making Wny liquIrII Ii [:IIIIII lIrIIII7II :II .II Tflili
which fIIrlIIIIlo ull lIIII o of their il‘V'L‘l'lIIlk'
ing Mr.
Tim sailors were some hours lutvr than
thI-y slIIIIIlIl lIIIVII lii'l‘il in writing IiIII vus-
IIIIII. and now (buy ‘IIIIIIu'IIIIIzl (I IpIIIiII lilnku
must .‘illlnl‘llllw llilVIl out IItlIIIrs in liiilll her
IIIIIl sIIt all without ilIIIIII. '1 hey tiiI-rIIfIIrI.I
l‘UWl’ll hack in I-lIIIi‘I‘.
\lI'lIilII mum of tho mom who lmIl lIIIImlIIIl
lim xlIIp, many of whom llllll lIIIIIII sailors.
sot IlIII soils IInIl took Mr I III III Sl‘li the
min rs \Iorc lllln} sIIIIrI lilill! IIIr ilIII II'I,IIII~IIrII.
.\'II llil’l'lllIH‘Iilllll IIIIIku llII' captain SIIIIIIL
II word IIII III \leIII‘o it. in}: and li'?l\‘lll'.:
llllli tlIII rIIlIlIIIi-s lliiglili tII inclculiuut {III-i1,
" llurrnlil”
\i‘iIiI mm in tlif‘ll‘ iIrIIIIl<. IlIrIIII or four
men worn with fiIIrIIII, alIIIImI. IIrIIIIking IIIIIIII
the stunt- bI'IIIrIilIIg Iit iiIII iwml of tho III-Ip—
tuiu‘a IIIIlIiII.
liclIlIIIl it, (134llif‘y[If‘f‘lIOIlllil‘IIlliglill Imp
they bud burst IIpIIII. they found II lllll‘k
l'lll'lI‘Si. it Win; “In plum: \\’lll,‘l‘ll tlIu ll‘l‘llSI
ImI lily.
’1 buy piled lliIIll‘ MIN furiously. the
board gnvowuy. illlll llII- l,‘_\'I"‘f|ll llIu IlI'iIIvtN
ulIIIiIIIIIIl wiiIII‘IiIli:ilII. on Hwy Haw lII-fIIm
IiIiIIII IIIII IIllnIIf lIIIgerIIIIIl Hlluill “'Hlilll‘ll
lion‘s lII \\'lllt‘l\ \vnII llil,‘ pub! for wlIiIIlI
they lIIIIl lllilll‘l'llilii‘ll IlIII III~~pIIrIItII \‘I‘ll
IIIrII. and tho culIiII mill: with llIIIlt‘ wild
about of joy.
““lllll i-I lIcrIleli IImkII 1N m h for "in
boys!" l‘ riIIII llIII lIIriIlI r. " ii I in our grow
IIIIW. LIIt lirl fll'llik 10 our pmul l'IIi‘IIIIIIIl"
.‘Iml iiu fll‘lll‘l‘l‘fl sIzIIIII IIf Ilm IIIIIII in H‘fil‘l‘ll
llIII ship for ”wind llillllll‘ llll'l‘ti wuu (Ill
board.
A I‘Iink of rum \vnu mm found. and
knocking out tho ll" ill of It Hm ruilImI-I
Iirnul. III liliOllllHllII-r In ,;I;II~'IIIIIIf the liory
spirit.
“Ami now in tho lumiul"
Honouring \lillli‘l' IIlm VII 5.:1It (If their
lIurIiIIIIII, tho IIIIIII I-riI-riIIII llm lIIIXN IIIIIl
ling» of the prIIIIIlIIIIu “will to Iim hill" of 11m
ship nnII iIIIvIIrIIIl tlIIziII lum lllll lmuia
Iiiougnlilu,
llI Iisliort ilIIIII Iill IIIII IrIIIIIIIIrII lIIIIl bIIIIII
lnid in tlIIIIu. Ilil’l lliil plIII-II\viIIII'IIltlIIiIl
boon alnwud in tho .lIIIIII Nl'l‘l‘l I'IIII‘lII‘I
"Hut rIImly to push of? flow.“ Hilll iIII‘I
lIlIII‘Ik imurduil illllii, looking lI‘Ii'l‘ iiIII ll’l-lI
no” skin, to his IIIIIIIpIIniIIIH in UN! limit“.
and am they (:rlppIIIi tlmlr mm lllill waited
for liliii ho dlIIuppIIIIIIIIIi lif‘lIIW.
iloliiokud lii ut tiIIIIIIIlIiII IlIIIII‘Im‘l “WW
II gium'uut tho cnptuin lylmz lllllrllv Ml”
hound lIuIIIl mul font. 'l'lu-n lIII IllIIIIppourI
ed uml iiiiulc his “my in tho iIIIlIl.
"Now row for your lives!"
'l‘ho man ionic his plum in non Of the
bouts, Mill it flew from um tide of tho
doomod round. It him not put for liIIfIii'II o
lorrihio sound mm mm tiw IIIIIIIII of tho
waves. and as it (tonight. their IIIIrII tho iIIon
laid down their mini and lnnkliil toward
the yes-III they had but.
A lIiIgIIIIiuud of IIIIIIuko hum: merit, and
fierce llamas shot from the tummy burning
schooner.
Then there wasn mom] oxIIlIIulon Plei‘vii
of burning onIIl wore noniIIIrIIIl for and
near and foil in a shower over the place
where the June lIIIIi floated.
“ 'i‘hc gunpowder lmn Ilmm in work," ro-
mnrkcd the chief. "Tho June will never
give ovidcnce against us!"
The dimpponrnnco of tho schooner ro-
mninsden Iiiymry for more than is yours.
uii Ihcimdcr oi the bond of robbers con-
Mod crime on his «mum.
at“ it“
Then“ I capitol wind. We should have ,
ilbové all Others
Both in the public’s
estimation and in it’s
intrinsic value... All
becauscB-L Tobaccos
have always been kept
up to their high stand-
ard. That's why B—L
stands for best leaf,
best flavor, the kind
that suits, and is too
high a standard for
competitors: “i reach.
“My daughter. when I'I-CIIVIIring from
an attack of fever, was :1 ngIzif HIfi‘I‘IrIr
from min in Ibo bIII- k and hips,” vI'I-iiIIs
LIuIlIIuGrover. IIl “mulls, Ky. “AfIIII'
uI~iIIIgI1uilII :I number of renIIIIlIcs with-
IIIItuny twin-lit she triI-Ii onIIbIIttlII of
Chamberlain's PIIIII Balm, and 'It has
given (Intiro I-IIliIIf." (‘hIIIIIbsIrlIIiII'III
l‘Iiin lzilm isulm ii f‘ll‘llllll cure i'Ir
:‘beuniulism. 501(1va (‘ Stillr‘on.
The old way of delivering messages
by post-boys compuicd with the HlOflt' rII
telephone. Illustrates the old tedious
methods of “banking" colds nonIpImId
with tliIIir almost instantaneous cum by
line MiIInIII Cough (lure. x(Jr. U. Stillsou
and E. 1’. WII'.IIIl
MotlIIIrs wlmseIlIilIlIIIn mo trouhlIIl
with bud colds. (‘l‘llllp III whooping,
much will do well to l'l'iill what Dr. it.
E. RIIlIcy,IIf(lIIlII_v, MIL. says IIII this
subjuot. Hl‘ writes: "FIII' yours \l‘l‘
lIIIvII uswi (‘IlIIImhIIrluin‘s Remedy. and
always keepitiu Ibo house. It is i‘I‘-
gui‘IiIIIl in our family as a specific for all
kinds of (‘illllfi and cough." 'l'lic 2:3 and
Gllcem lNJllll‘H fI Ir min by (i. (‘. fitillwu.
To cure all old SL‘I‘I‘S, to heal nn indo-
leut- ulccr, or to elm-(lily I-Iuro piles. you
need simply apply llIIWift’s Witch
Hazel Halve «(cording to IlirIIIItious. Its
mugic- dike action will surII rise you.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
I... $.42“
Cl mile
Hamlin
The old luIlv w as tight \\ lIIIII she said
the child might die if IiIIIv “(ll ed for
the doctor. film SilVI'Il IlIII liltlII (Inc‘s
life. with II {in doses of UIIIII Minute
(Tough (JIII‘II. She had used it for Izroup
before. G. (‘I. Stills-on and III. 1’. Wow.
Mr. C. M. Dixon, a wall known Inc-r—
(shunt of l’lIIIII-"iuit RiIligiI, Fulton L‘o,
1’:I., has :i littiII girl who is fl‘t‘lllll'lllly
tlirouIIIIieIl with Cl'lillp. but when ilII-I
first symptoms IIppIIIiI‘. lII'Ia \vIl'I- gives lll‘l‘
UlIuiubcrlIIiII's (lIiuile llI-IIIIIIiy. which
always affords prompt rIIliIf. 'l‘lnI 2.3
and fill cont sizes for i-‘lill‘ by U. C. Sill-
son.
is "as
winner.
Soothing, and not II'I‘IIIIIing. alrvnptb-
china, and not WIIIIkIIIIIIIg . «mull. but
(Iii'IIItIIVII—-aIIIIlI IirII tiIII IpIIilitiIs of lhI
Will a liitlio i-Jnrlv llI'III rI-I ”IlIII fIIIIIIIuII
little pills. (l. L‘ brillson MM 1'}. 1'.
Wood.
firm III lllliII (‘ il\ III T.I>II: IIII I
l.II\.~I(IiI.\II I
l‘i‘iliilf .1. l‘ lIIIIIIIy lillllilllllfilll IlIIIt lIII
is the bl‘lillll‘ purIIII-I- of tho firm of F. .l
(,JlIIIIIIIv Ii: (in, doing llllhlill‘I-hl III llII‘I
City hf ’l‘IilIIIlII. I-uuuly and slim- "(HYU—
IIuiIl,IIIIIi that IIIIIII firm will pay tlIII
suIIIIIfUIIII llllillll‘l‘ll llIIlllll'IIl for (nu-Iii
IiuIlI-vIIIyuuiIII (If (luluri‘li that IIIIIIIIIII
licIIIIrIIIl‘IIy tiIII llFl‘ IIf llIIil'I. (7;Ili\i‘l’li
()IiIII. Funk .1. Inuwuv.
SIvIIrII III bIIfIII'II Inn and i-‘lillhll‘i'llil'll in
my prIIIIIIIIIIII, this IiIlI day of lion-umber,
A. l). lMI‘ll. ,,
w A. W. GIIIIZAHUN.
Notary Public
1“.
1 soul ’
llnll' II (IIitIIrrlI (' Inn is tukuu Iiilorm-il
ly and nets IiiI-IIII tly on tho blood and
mucous I-IurfuI-IIII of the fly atom. Semi
for testimouiuis Two
14‘. .i. (:uuxuv II Lin- Toledo. 0.
"Sold by Druggim. if)?
(I! AE'I‘OIIIA.
wuhfim—‘lln
“”3“" . ,mw
The host unmlyne uml IprcItnmnt fur
the came of colds, coughs. mul iill throat,
lung. and bronchial trouliiuajs undoubt-
edly Ayor's Cherry l’IIctIII-al, tho only
specific for colds and couglmudmittnrl on
exhibition at the Chicago World‘s Fair.
The length of life may to increancdby
Wild dancers who majority of
Ils on the
What is
‘ I 1 la
Castor!” is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prcwriptiun for Infants and "lid
(iron. It contains neither Opium.
[orphine moi" other Narcotic sub-
stance. It In a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers Castoria lathe
Children's lancer-tho Mothers
Friend.
ICASTORIA
For lnihnta and Children.
Do not lo imposed upon. but insist upon
having Casi iris and see that the fat-slung:
wrapper.”
signature of :
Weshall pro ‘- ‘ : .
Icci ourselves and the public it til hazards.
'i‘uu Cnmavu COMPANY, 77 Murray 51., N.Y.
auras Oil ’vv-
W
act/ashlar
I3
Examiner in
F. Ii. Paton! omen,
M76 in 1883
Oflicps.l :‘ll Main Street,
BIIIDGEI’ORT. €0NNI
PICKLED
OYSTERSl
Leave your orders for the
Holidays.
Blue Points
On Ihe Half Shell.
Horse Radish Ground to Order.
HUNT
& ..
ZELUFF
To‘oylumn. 35-4.
I A RAW RECRUIT;
A loan, look, half starred locking in-
div idual made hisappoaroaco anode: early
in 1803 at a recruiting onion in an eastern
city and expressed c‘ desire to "so fun
soldier " I I
lie was accepted and sent at once to join
hia regiment, and within n week utter his
enlistment was at work in uniform learn-
ing to he a soldier. lie was slow in ac-
quiring II knowledge of his duties and was
constantly doing absurd things. llogut
into the uonerai’s tout one day by mistake,
uml on repented occasions got lost- ln the
other ruglmcnts of the division. His only
min was somewhat irritable at boot and
much inclined to be exacting. H8 oon-
coived a violent dislike for the “new 1min."
no he was commonly called, and for a
month or more made his life miserable.
Nothing that the recruit could do pleased
him. He did not stimd square in the
ranks, nor sit orcot at his meals, nor do
anything, in fact, as the captain wnnwd it
done. '1‘ in) "new mun" burn it all patient-
ly, but sometimes it was observed that his
face grow pain under the captain s rcpmof
and that his (I) as lmrnoIl like coals of fire.
He gut through somehow at lust with
his prIIilIIIlIIary training and was taken up
finally on the morning report as a private
and on the next day marched on guard.
Unfortunately his captain murchcd on the
some morning an officer of the day. The
“new man" was placed on an outpost of
tho camp guard and of: (men began walking
his boat industriously in the hot sun.
repcutinu quietly to himself as he went
buck and forth the special instructions
that ll‘:ld been given him in order that ho
Iniulit bu ready to “ruttlo them oil," lIe
IIIIIiIl. if any of the officers should come
mound and “511 for them, Some time into
in tho afternoon the officer of the (lay up-
prIInclIIIIl lI‘Im, mul IImIr acknowledging
his soiuto directed him to repeat his in-
strIIIItiIIIIH.
“I ullnws no mm to monkey around
lIcrII,” said the "now mun.”
"Wlmt‘s that?” exclaimed the officer of
the (lay Nti'i‘l'lfly,
“l IIll=Iw_I no one to monkey around
iIIIrII,” rIIprIuIIIIl tho szIIItincl in n much
l-IIIIlIII‘ IIIIIII. “I inflows"—
“WlInL'S that? Wind's that?" repontcd
tlIII mm or (If the day. his voice pitched at
u lIi1tlI lzIIy.
'i‘iIII fil'lilIll‘l‘l instantly Ilr'rIppCd his rifle
to Iii-II (Il‘llltl‘, and rising on his toes iuiily
scrIIziIIIIIIl:
“ 1 allows noono in monkey :Irriuntl here.
I told you 9‘! before. l'vo forgot tlie‘rost
(If it. but"—
"’l‘lIIIt will do! That will do!" exclaim-
(IIIi tlIII IItl‘IIIIIr of the (lay sharply. “Cull
tho corporal of the guard."
“i don’t know his name," replied the
scnliInIi.
(Hill the corporal of the guard." persistv
(‘ll IiIII officer of the (icy. and after some
fIIrIlII-r IIIIIpiIIItiII lIIsIrIIctiuus from the
:II IIIIII II cry \I.I-. III up for the “corporal of
tlIcI. IIIIrIl. post .\'II. «1 ”
’llIII mrpnr' Il IIIIIIII promptly. and tho
Sillllllli'l stIIII ultcr lIIllml himself lllBflX‘lll-
l‘ll, atrippml of his IIIIIIipIIIIrrIIIs and n pris-
IIIII‘I' in the IzIIIIrIl (Hit. (in investigation
it was found, principally through the slum-
”Will. of IlIII prisIIIIIIr lIiIIIsI‘Ilf, [but the in-
Fll‘lil llIIlir‘ in: lizIIl :Ith‘IIIpthl to give to the
lllllI'l‘T‘ of tho Iluy lIIIIl lIIIeII (IonIIIIIIIIicntcd
to him as l‘Ul‘TIH"! by some roguisll min-
rIIIlII. ”II was tlmrcfur'c rclvnsuxl from cou—
lllil‘HlIIlll- at length and again trusted with
Ii FIII.IiIIIIl'.¢ post. It was IIIzI-Irly IIIidIIiglIt
IleIIII llii‘lillll'l‘l‘ IIi‘ tlIIIIlIIyngniu approach-
IIIl Min. No I'IIIIyprIIIIIptly challenged, and
fill rIIIIIIiIiIII,I the. reply, “IlilicIIr (If the
day. 'II._ I mtonislml the captain lIyu
L'IIl‘Illill "'l'iIIIIIl: you; please advance, sir,
IIIIIl iII- rIII-IIIII-IlIIIl.”
'1'lII~ i‘. '|~‘ l H) llllll'li of ii Ilrnft upon both
tlIIIIlII: i it} IIf Hm I IItI ii and tho (lie i-
p ‘iIIIIIII lllI wr-IIIIII , III. II tin-I hi: minel found
him» If ~;:IIIIIZIiy Ii yrisnnor IIIIIIII more in
tho uIIIIrIl ll’lll. Again. IIli inwsligutiun it
was Ill‘I‘IIVI'l't‘ll. lITlllI'lllzill}‘, us before, on
Him l'l’l'~‘HlIl-i“~3 IIIvII i‘\l(ll‘lll'l‘, that the unm-
I'IIIlIw- III" tln- "l I II ill: III" had been pin) in g
trivka IIII him, and .Ipp ")IInIlIlug his 1;. st
IIIIvI'IlnIk lII-IIl filillI IIIII-IiIl iinnuselvcs us
IIIII "IIiliIII rni IlII- day" or tlIII."IIoIIIIIIIIn'Il-
lil',’ r IIIIIII II." vs IIIIirI‘IIl ilIII'Ii‘ fancy. lie was
llll‘j'l‘fhl‘l‘ :li'.ll!i rulcuwd and once more
pluIIIIIl IIII pIIst.
JIM lil‘lill'v‘llliyllli'llh the officer of tho
IlIIy IIIIIIlII the “rounds" of tho SIIIIllIIIIls,
and fill :IImIrIII-u-hlng "No. 4" found the
"III II' Inna" lIIi IlIII post, A54 be advanced
III l:1\ II IIII I’lililllI‘l'I‘lilll tho .‘IGlil’lllI‘l lli'Ililillll’:
lI'I~‘ lllll’llI \Vii llp'Ill him, and lil uvcry
quiet I] I'iIlIIcl (IIIIIIIIf vIIiI'II llll‘l'i‘ll‘ll lIiIII
II. hum lip lIlI: liltiiflfl or iii) would kill liliil
win-Iv I,“ HI. IIl 'i‘lIII I-Iiptuin tIIrIIIIIl ulmut
iII-III'IIII :IZIIl ~I IriIIl lI l'Lili. llII lIIIl
"Ili‘ lIl '.IIII II Il-m ii 5. ops lum W ,110-
{III-II IIII- sII III‘iIuI Ii IIIIIII-mi. Him and seiz-
ing lillil by [1.1! milir (Irony him violently
M f' .I L'l'l'l'llll.
"l I‘-~I I IN)“. IIIiI-II :IIII.” inn-mid.
"ll \IIII I’II IIIIILII :IIIIIIIIII'li iIIIisII. llIItI
II IIiIlsIIIIIIIIII linc of Wall Run. “in It “lb,
IIvIIII gIIIiIII II II IIIIIlIIr Ulli‘l’IMIl lll IlIiz-I ( IIIII
llllillil). TlIIIrII is Nilllfltlilll"llil‘ ItvIIIv-
bud". and ill prlI‘sc uvorybnd) I'IIII :Illur-Il;
lII pr 15'
i l‘; doting, pupcr hanging and docornto
up.
If not IIIIIIvonlont for you to call at tho
slur" Ilm; I a postal IIIiIl [will hoplonked
E . E: . GO R H A M .
10 FIRST AVENUE.
Em Nonvnlk, - - Connectiom
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
ingi
At tho Sontin-l
Office.
hora lung mill-0., rho-o, ;
Santa Claus Raises the Curtain:
in this stIIrII. on llIII flumt, inmost mull
III I all nu you with II full liuoof IIIanIplIIs. 1
wIII l to i: ll I'IIII lIIII‘III'II I lIlll ,VIIII uIIIIIllIy
II" :I :I II I-II'..: TII, IIII.7IIIIIplllI,III plIIIIII of
lI:IIII:II.iIv )I‘li :Iro. iI-IIII scarcely III-slat
IIIII iIImII-JII II III I-Ii'IIIl: my in'IIIIIIIIt. into
YIIII I'll'll II. lil‘lil’lll‘Sh’, putty tyrant
[can't i;ill you.
3 1’1.
3 Illi‘l Ill «IIrIII lIIIiIglI‘Iv.
; vIIII lsl‘II‘lY.“ lil‘ \IIIIril IIII, "lIIIIIIIIIu-‘u it
..-IIIlIlI.‘II l)’,.ll:ill‘. SIIIIIIIIiIIIII\vIII'IriII iIIIvc
‘ll Inn (Ill :IIIIrIIIIIpuIl I'niillllllilifl. My homo
lI lll lll'IIi'Klil,” lIII tilllll, “Just two miles
[from \lIiIIIIIIzIWiliII. My lifillifl is Dawson,
:IIIIl III,y «mo in town l‘illi tIIll you where!
liw i lIIIIII pIIiIl you n visit in tho infur-
14le III' llli' (‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l‘llllfil‘, and you will
lIIII'II m .'.!I‘t :IllIIlIliirr IIIIlIllIIl‘ in my place.
liIIIIIllIy, IIlIl IIIIIII', wIIIIllIy.”
llII llll‘lll'll illililll fillll IpIiIIIkiy disappeared
in IIIII Inn-lama. ’i'im ruptuiu sprang uh
mum in his foot ImIl I'lllllill llifillly fur Hi0
pmml. A llIIllli‘llI'illli IIIIIl aqmul of men
l‘liillll runulnu l') ilIII, spot, and by direction
of ILII llllll'l‘l‘ III the day mow-Ii forwurd.
rapidly in «much of tho sentinel. 'l'lIII
l'IIllilllSllllllliK IIliiIIIIr of the comp Willi hur-
rimiiy liifurim'fl «If the III-currenco, and n
nirnnp IIIIIIII-Inuont of cavalry was dis-
[IiIlIl'lil‘fl in join in the pursuit. Till) Whiilo
IlIIy wnu spout in the scorch, but no trace
wlIIIlIIvIIr nl' llzu mun could he found.
'l’lm IIIIIIIIIul‘II Much riding more was
lillilrlllllz {mm the picket line in the morn.
inn. and mm thIro sho liud stood a plain
whim I'Iil‘ll mm found fastened to u forum
post by u pin. on the hack of which had
lII-IIII wriItIIIi in a plain, bold hand: “Goud-
liy, i’miks. Wu shall meet nmin.”-—-Uhi-
IIIiigII Tribune.
brewing a God.
Theiiroasliig of codllah is an operation
ruquiriup aklii nod rapidity. A man onli-
IIIl iii-I ‘IiIiIrImtIIr” cuts tho fish's tin-out
nml rip-I in open nml passes it to tho "head.
Ir. ulm mumvcm tho hood and entrails.
'1 ho “splitter" than splits the fish open
and takes out a part of the backbone, and
tho “miter" plus up the fish in ties in
the hold of the host and suits them.
WI...»
Norwalk Chronicler