falling leaf, the . ':
For Sale
._ . . . _", .. __ _._..-.., _ ,__, _ , ,. .. ..... -. , . ~ , .. .~ 5.3.... - . <~ Y ME “I; ctures.
p .7 . ‘ g If ‘—'— between them. The sailor was about. to go plainly written the mottoes, “ All Thy works Maggyfffgrtgl‘sundertakeséofinfmlljn “1M NEW house fin%'t\vobl:t3isoxim rec ‘ ‘ ' . A. e i,“ ’3' r J» i, ~. .3 . ., ‘5
,,,,_, . ‘ ____ ,._ ‘ y Y - , . . . ,, u . been . .. , . 0 var , .
t: ,, u I" ,Chnan. M died at Lancmsmer. . the dummwhcn the lat_ praise Thee; He w made all things plOyment of an adamant); a lfgisll: e. ,._ premises. Algtwfif ,, s - .
’ l i. u ‘. .. : if on and swinging his hand beautiful in His seaso fiere can be no u is also le itimate for the “minister,d .. ‘ _. ALBERT ‘ C o n n e c | c u t
”man. alum l M m and “Nicol well" " A “3"" “'1‘“ ‘1’“ ‘7 ‘0 “mules wig: " ac “h" to M ' ‘
Ina- a- a- tnanna been nae hmvon _. Momma!“ , 0, g?!- .M, ‘ » , -,_ _ . .a
also “use. an. anus-ct Annex I mosphere. the! Pe . - n W forv'g- m ply m . , ,
“at an mt- the ease menus" 0”“ “mi-‘9' ' " ms, ""3 t rs pro . 2 L ‘
| a
h xfof L' n'a'um
e, I” e armho-
d ua‘l’aawawdl'bfi. 'l‘hirwasat The _ thas ' 1; nd' 93"
, . : .7 "In" over ‘ ' 7
-‘ N h . m. lit m 3* l of 50m!!! day, ., - - an ' . you; tile frcslxncs‘s of one 'or tlit“}g'oraeotls- l . that. p . Ho!” fnfll'fii‘ngR‘ Elly m "wig?- {Edits Hf o
m h . M M— . m 2 m”: ; {b [1 'th “ th ' ] . 1 h' e f i 'L i 't It :5 0t fiommlttces 0f lllilt court. )Il'. Bymgton office of Fairflcld County Firchlnnui‘a‘ucgf‘n., of If “vedmmdflv Evening Dec 6 I flu E‘L '9’
row! wt .1: n 53 0 summer in l ‘ ma urn v. r u -. .- , . - . : g 1),, yo va _ )_ 3 ~ . ‘ - D“
e a e motions, e p atnet ta 3 . a as no variance with Mr. Bromlcy in any ’“ P1 « munivotr—To be annouuot‘d- LEW 8 BB 3 o
I...
wwmukmm
.ytapave “creeper-anal ileill in
fifiwflhumismy
h h the alter or publisher of a
mt» beanie-prove ignotaneeof
fl misdire- manned.
hhfi-“yotiowln newspaper‘
bbwtheunreaadabailcaneeotmry
“*1“ contains. anathema be
BU nap-bk for theeharnctrrof mel
“new.
“a“ byte lawn-f than!“
“no-ll mum sale-attic triers
“ufiflrlhtflaandwbpnblished
“conducive-and for lastliableendaz"
Ind h “: ‘I'In pdrlieationol libels.
”humanity-apnea subject
whlrhthlyhvearkhttohaow about."
mush-r mammogram
Md “Mbnmfleaml point-
‘flnflnmmphcntiref‘
blouse libertythan apri-
bphlfllieht The
their whole profession
loahhfihthatof any in the land. ~
Thu hthepreat in this country is
not uh “I redraint forita own good.
The "oh-ion h crowded with adventur-
Cfl. when not pecuniarily responsible for
“elem; and theirsenaeless andli-
belium statements an disgust the public sent}
ment tilt the influenced reliable and care-
ful newspaper: is alected and weakened.
Thereisnothingmdemoralizingtoa com-
munity In a newspaper full of errors and
Wicca. Not only are the characters of
good men often cruelly injured. but the mor-
al seine of the whole community is degrad-
ed The degeneracy into which journalism
has in toot-any inatances.fallcn,isa sad
unsettle to every one who has any honest
{aria in the profesion. While we would
like to are the law of libel strictly enforced
throughout the country, we do not believe
it is alienate to work the reform which all
high-minded journalists crave. It seems to
us that are two important steps to be taken
toeievate the pole-aim to its proper place
an the great engines of man‘s progm
Fir! : Some pecuniary safeguard should
be required of every one who publishes a
newlmaper. to protect the country against in-
competent and wicked editors. The facili-
tins for printing are now so convenient and
cheap that any man with ten dollars capital
van flood a «Immunity for weeks with scan-
dalous and diaagraceful publications, and
his very poverty wrll upon him from legal
punishment. .\'o per-m should be permitted
to publhh a newspaper until he has filed
booth, for a reasonable amount. to cover
any probable damages for libel.
Again: Libel. by a newspaper. should be
a public crime. of which every proper omccr
of the law should be obliged to take cogni—
nlcr. Tickled theme. who willbrcak
the aim ad afield public decency by
poof-hing n lbelone newspaper, should not
depend upon the outage or irritability of
the all!“ 0‘ their vililcatioo, for those lat-
m are not the arty persons whom they
wrong : but the guardians of the public
peuvandnaonls WW them in
behalf of Hm
Now. while in may seem like very ultra
undue-ta, the public will be surprised to
learn that the whole body of intelligent and
W leer-aims arein favor of some
such m restraints and safeguards
They would certainly meet with no opposi-
tioea cm the penny-aliases described
by J“W“who desire to live up-
on the ruined Winn: of their fellow-
Inen. and muddle their slander through
the streets W “___
‘ sluice-wan).
/ Thatthmhl I“ of We charge
quid" MILW’oodwardfinot
mhbhdfiiuhcan overlook,andthat
them-of the eith'a committee
haunted-n unparalleled eadtament
.ewhnleconunnaityiaalsoin-
W marehtiona to “this cityand
mam—tutti downfallwoaldbca
figmudfiuthemofne
poflemfifieethdothedwithamre
tbs-NW XrJi'oodwar-d,
”fig—alon- support of out-industries
doom-ace.” his fiber-at We!
Mandy-db! histogram-cherries
thmwthandmet-ityot
them.haa become aaconneotcd
witha-lyal arched aatupriaaa that
then-ohm!"- orprivateindi-
““dnot-hhiapatmnageand
mart.
118“mede
bum.” landmine
“We! whhh winiaeareits
rapidyowthntfifltacmitwinbede
pub-mu number-Inhaled
necessary to travel far to catch somc of these
delights, for they are with us on all hands.
A greatppoet, in speaking of this season said}{
i“l>bi' ilérths‘cloadtosr ally: haivrgccply ranged
‘Witl! a precious blue! The cthm’eal a h
e an. sun how guy. bow calm be ow
The gilded earth! Thelxrvcet treasures all
Now gathered in, beyon the rage of storms.
Sure to the swain, the circling fence shut up.
And instant Winter's utmost rage defined.
While, loose to festive joy. the country round 3
laugh‘s with loud sincerity of mirth."
Let us make the most of this flitting sca-
son, forit will on: long give place in thc
Rosenzweig. the abortinnist, has been sen-
tenced to seven years imprisonment. the ex-
treme penalty.
John S. Gougb, father of John 3., died re-
! cently at Upper Hallow-3y, England, at the
l gee! We: “““mm’ ' 2““ ““"“""”“ i‘
‘ A. Random who is trying to reform.
carries a revolver. and threatens to shoot
any man who urges him to drink.
The most intimate friends of Mr. Wood.
actions as follows: He said the bigmn
spoke roughly to him, showed signmtum’f
bat. and that in order to frlgbten him away
he drew from his :pockct a: plum of tinfoil
tobacco swun ituarouggl his bad padding;
wnmlg‘i'gfimafio beware. The effect
was satisfactory: the frightened sailor drew
L back and ceased to pursue the man further.
I
. Journausnc. ‘
i
z
.._uLthu '
, ward say that he will be back and about his
accustomed businac before many days.
The painting, “Last Hours of Lincoln."
which was rescued from the flames at (Thi.
cago. is in Boston. on exhibition for the ben-
efit of the sufi'erers ;
A new and dog-ant dmnmyengine. for the '
accommodation of President Bishop, is bes
Eng made at New Haven, and will be finish-
ed in about two weeks. .
President Gram has received a petition
orer fifty feet long. and signed by about
twenty-five hundred women of Utah, in fa-
blcakucss of “'intct‘.
war he may wugc against a corrupt and vil-
lainous lobby—one which operates by the
purchase of voice. and corrupts and debauch-
93 members and officers.“ see here, Mr. 135w
melon. do you know that at the lust' session
and that votes were bought and sol ? \Vu;
that a “ corrupt and vfllai‘nmm lobby "'3 Go
through it, Mr. Byington, with a lighted can—
(llc, and find the first man in it who will not
- . . A .
ugrcc Will] you in denouncing the purchase um: walk from lhc. bouth Norwulk Dcpot or Post-
uf \'()t(‘§' TIH‘V woum be fools ill" to. office. If not sold on or bl-forc Muy lst, would be
Begging your pardon. .‘lr. livinglon, wbul
elsc could you say about it, than that you
would not Mr}; with anyone “‘ll’) madc- war
I
rented to a respectable family. _For furth
To Let. ltov, .I. P. Nemnah. D. D. g
I OI‘SE on .‘IninmslrF-t (input-l6 ocgupilgdhbilh [Chaplain l'. S. Scua!C-l ‘
qnir‘citfiglhgngfoblil-‘ losses] on etc or t u» ii'cdncsduy Evening. . £5:- : 1 ;
F'A‘IRFIELD Cot srr l-‘mr. lxsi—ims’rr Coming ,‘_., rfa‘urlrjgt: :fo‘ Wives -\ "‘f’§'§..‘“§,
For “(it , .3, ‘g. flit-V. A.’ (L “mun-1.. J). D.’
4' "’ ’ “ e. “ Tuesday Emuing, Jan. 9.
NEW and cummodlomi House. sliuatcd ncnr Os-
boru avenue at East Norwulk, about the min-
. efigrncn-
nrs inqulrcaf h.\AI'P & ('H.
South Nurunlk, .‘lulch R. IBTl. lT-lf
I a few weeks.
The \Vatcrbury Dm‘lg/ Amri’mn is on the
eve of changing into an afternoon paper.
The “'51 tcrbury 1min reports anothcrdai-
ly evening paper to bc stat-tell in that city in
Tlle spirits say Henry .I. Raymond is (d-
itlnga newspaper in the better World. It
must be a spritely sheet.
The “'insted Herald heralds a new poet,
John H. Payne, Esq, who “ having sold his
farm has gone into the poetry business."
We should have advised Pa} nc to stick to
To (be Edflur of flu Scuff/u!
grcgatiouul churches of (‘nnuccticul In in-
held in your y'ty, lllt rc arc to bc, \\ itll UlllCl'
things. rcpurh of llll‘ ('onucclicnl Ilomc
Missionary Society, and discussion. Nam
we rL-spcclfully submit
, I’Mx.
._.—I_——__.._.__.
Correspondence.
Congregational State Mlssimiuric» I
lhr- (nil-l
Atthc General ('oufcrcucc of
for discussion on
his acres.
that Oct-mini}, thc cxpcdicvlcy I‘f employ 5ng
two stair missiunurici. 'l'llc (lirt‘cinrr: of
the Sucicly in a plansiblc paper lust )(rar
set forth their l‘t'iksolls' for ("tilllnll\'~l()lilng
two mcn. to do u but" Lil lbw missinnarlcs
reply. buys Rev. Mr. Moral : “I lmvcvis-
lust! and utldregcd thirteen clcricul and ccclc-
siustlcal gathcrlbgs. forty-six Sunday schools,
seventy-three churches, and in this act‘-
vicc have made in n hundrcd :nml thirty-two
addresscs." Hays Rcv. Mr. liullurd : " l hnvc
visited since my last xcpnrl for thc (icncrnl
Association. .Iunc, Will), :I Period of dixlccu -
and 1) Int” month‘, scvcntct'n ccclc’dnslicul
bodies and slxly~scvcn chm-chm, and includ—
ing Sabbath schools, Imvc nrulc twu bun-
tln'll uml lwcntycight :ltl(Il‘(“‘a"‘ " State
missionaries, the men named; And
which a missionary work thcy pcrformcd ;
They pcnetratc such gmpcl destitutc plucm
as churches and Sunday schools; and tin-y
vor- of polygamy. It might be called a new
feet of the woman's writes movement.
anu A. Bcldcn. far tlvu _\‘cars past con~
tau-ml Willi the office of the Waterbury
American, has purchased of (l. A. Robbins
his intercst in the T'uliry Indu, of that city,
which act is an indcv of his good sensc.
3 William Voctz. a printer of thc South
3 “’isconsin I'dun/u 12v, bus \vritlcn lo the
l agent to have his pension stopped, as be has
so nearly rccovcrcd from his injuries that he
can attcud in loudness n ilhout much
lroublc.
Mr. Spencer asked his wife to resign hcr
oflce of President of the Woman's Club in
Washington. and as she rcsolutcly refused
he lcfl llcr; so Mrs. Spencer will have Indis-
pcuse her caudlc lccturcs to some one else
hereafter.
Au ingenious man in New York state prw j
cured an insurance upon his wife‘s life, and
then drove hcr to suicide; after which. hav-
ing collected the insurance and a sum of ‘
. The .\'cv. York T/v'iurm refers
damages from the druggist who sold her the i . . _ . .
poison, he was igned. iboru fact in history, that “hill? ii. and the
‘ Il'mfdoppused the prcrcu‘. New York cltv
Mm Bioclow—Tavlor— M ) toon ' wt \ l - - '
_ = . ‘n c “’9' “ charter, when it was before the Legislature,
married ll"? actor Montgomery and drove l the New York Time; favored it. and urged
him to suicxde, has returned to but former ! Republican 50mm“ to vote for it.
husband in Boston. Arnold W'. Taylor, who I
lll~
to .1 stub-
l “'0
The tin: in Chicago had the curious effect
has taken hcr to his home. He thus bewimcs ; . . .
uf spmlmg the outsulcs of nearly two hun-
‘ . ‘ . i l
3 re-Tu} lnr Of her tide "on. ' a tired weekly newspapers which nrc published
A Milwaukee woman, whose husband has 1 hundreds of miles from that city in Illinois,
fcnrlcssly prcncb lbc word In vlcb sinncrs
us constitutc ccclcsiuslicai bmlics And how
. l .
been persecuted todcath 1’) 3 relentless CM‘ i Iowa, “'isconsin and Minnesota. and got an ”'9." so! ‘n tlicrc bcnlflhll‘l‘ "l“l'fll'lnml-
"or. determmed t0 nvcng!‘ his death; 50 their “ patent outsidt’sn of ill? EI‘NH'IU/ “Tm ('llrlstninsx and Sunday school l'lllllll‘l‘ll ‘:‘ llv ‘
she married the creditor, and in loss than ,,_,,._,,~,., “01,51,3an of that citv. stagc and milrcar; chit-fly by ilw lultcr.
5
six months he felt like exclaimlng. " my 1
punishment is greater than I can hear.“ "
Al \vlmsc cxpcnsc i~ this :Iptshdl" \Hrl’k
(lunc? Al the cxpcucl- nf llw (‘ongrcgutinnnl
churcbcsuf(‘onncclicnt. And what is thc
expcnsc annually? chr four llmllsrlllll do!» I
.‘I .
. NI‘TIEGS.
The New York Mail says that a great i ”‘—
manv fashionable women do not dare turn
away their maids. lest the latter may dis-
close somc disagreeable secrets of their toi-
leua; which is a very mean insinuation,
and one that we hope the whole press of the
country will rcbukc by icfnsinp; to rcpub—
Mr. Sbcnnan \anlmfi" uf “'usblngton,
sold a home to the Rev. \i'. H. II Hurray,
of Boston, for $600.
A wondcbuck, measuring; lhrcc fccl from
tip to tip. was recently shot in Strstticld. at
n (listunte of fourteen rods.
Mrs. Victoria “'oodhull will
Ian. cut-h laborious mlssiunar)’ rcccivcd
sulnrv of thnuumd dollar-I;
ll”!l\‘t‘lllli£(“\'[l(‘ll.~l"i nml lmlcl bills urc also
paid. Says lbc llcv. Mr. llullurd ” My c\-
pcnscs for the limc lmvc bccn
and meals, clcvcn (lnlllil~ and thirlccn ccnls;
nnd his!
it“)
fur lodgings
dellvcr a
113‘“ 'frcc lecture in Hartford, on the lOlh of meta _ lv 1' I ll- _ l ff . . ‘ ‘
Rev. John A, Gray, who has been having Novcmbcr. Sul‘jcct to bc :mnnunccd llt‘l‘t*~ |_ ‘ g“. ‘ C “j t ” -”‘-‘ um ‘ ‘.‘ ‘*‘“"- “if
after. tmncry, ll‘i('llltlln}1 blank books and binding,
an ecclesiastical trial at Pittsburg. has been
acquitted on the general charges, but was
censured for imprudcncc in drinking at a
public bar, and being intimate with frail
ones He congratulates himself that his
cllerical integrity was so completely vindi-
cated. ‘
A writer in the Guide): .lgc dl\;)la_ts his ap-
preciation oftbc fair sex in [be following
flowery styles. There is only one allusion
that is not clear to us, viz : “ the tlorcsccut
acme of womanhood." We always thought
the aim of womanhood was to get married.
” Nature's choicest product is woman: and
modesty being the interior fount that suf-
fusea her with bloom. ladyhood as the cum
summate flower, the don-scent acme of “(r
manhood, a distillation fmrn its superlatives. ?
twcnty-Ibrcc dollars;
two bundrcd and forty (ltl'llll‘\' and richly-two
(‘t-tils, salary, tun thousand wvcn liuutlrcd
and forlyutintfidollms and nlncly-uim- ccnh
making nvcr tbrcc thousand dollars
“'0 do not purpm‘c to discuss llu' liiulll‘l'.
not" ilcmi/c ut lcnxlln. but
this Slulc xnlmlonzlt‘y business will bc (lla-
cusxed ut tln- Nnrwulk Confcrcm-c, and tho
clnm lat-s bc pcrmillcd in \t't‘ [but lllllunillllli
of dollars now tlrmvn out of llu ir
In filllllml’l met), 1:." 'lll<\ll|ll‘lrlt'\ Ilmn shit:
i ' " . ' 5‘.
New London bousls of having a cbam- "flaw" e\p(n ‘q'
pion pcdcstriancss. Shc rcccnlly walkcd
into the affections of it dry gum] clcrk of
that city.
A young lady and gcullcmttn of NUT“ icb
have managed to walk fourteen miles in
less than three and one-half hours, without
stopping to rest.
The Norwich Loom Company has inaug-
urated the early closing movcmcm in Pres-
ton b_v discharging: ll\ npcmlivm at two
o'clock on Saturday.
or (In lnxpv that
“luxury
Ex (invcl'nnr Ilnllc} {lllll family, nfl,:tkc-‘
villc, und Dr. “'ili'mm \Vnodrull‘und daugh-
ter. of \Vatcrbury, sci sail for Europe ytstcr»
(lay to remain through the “’inlcr, probably
in Italy.
cum-~. might much bcl'vr lu- placed in the
trcusur) of lbc .chximu Nilssimmr; .‘nt ll'
(Y. let’ull} llllt‘tlllul In tln- lcglliznuh «Ir-lib
on it l‘i-‘l‘l'tluxx I:
The Yale corporation \alcll at their lute
draws from this fount a perennial (nah. 5 meeting to throw Upcn Iln- library to all 1111- l . _
£10358." 1 dcrtrrudunte students. This of coursc lc— l Mr. Bylngltm's l0!|f055|0n»
. ,.________A i move“ Ihc rc~trictinn nu frrslnm-n and so I The flrtlclt‘ which "ppm“ lulrg-“iHL my.
flEBEABOETs. .y plmluurcs. l lcvl front lllf‘ Nurrvnlk {Inzrfrr- in “lllCll the 5
editor oi that papcr. \\'llll some unnccwun‘v
T. I). Bonrdman, of lIurtfm‘nl,('unn., who
discovercd the proccs< of making Britannia
warmth of manner and :\ cuusldcrublr indul
. .Tbe Xaugatuck Valley mails from New
l . . ~ "cure in pcl‘snnulilim not quitc pcrtincul to
. . . . . . r~ .
Haven, after the first of November. an. m 9 Vial-er; lix sul‘l alfqlllguz?scl?vcl}\"e 3:283:22 u... (“indium "Mac,“ko, 1.. S,., fur”, 1,,_ m
“ e "a “a" ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ lnllnn to the lobby—will bc mull \vithiulcr-
go by the ncw Derby railroad.
. .The Dnnbury Evening .Yea-a says the
last feather on the camel's back is in the ‘
shape of a Raiding donation to Chicago—
two strings of red peppers.
years ago.
A daughter or Willard Mmebouse. a far-
mcr living in that part of the town of Brook-
fiCId known as “ Huckleberry Hill," took
her life Friday. When discovered she was
hanging by tbc neck from n beam in hcr
father‘s barn.
Two or three academic students lcccutlv
took some ladies into *hc Slit-meld Scienti-
fic School observatory to gaze at the pale
moon. One of the latter observing through
the telescope the jagged edge of the orb ex-
claimed in rapture-a. “ 0 how divine ! It
looks exactly like Hamburg edging."
A Celt entered the Town Clerk‘s Ollce in
New Haven the other day, and applied fora
marriage certificate. The clerk lied out a
blank with the applicant's name age, etc.
but when he required the name 0 the pros-
pective bride, the prospective husband could
not tell. He went to find our, and returned
in about fifteen minutes with the woman's
name. It was “ Mag."
Hull. the inventor of the “ Cardiff giant,"
(and who realized a fortune out of it before
he sold his remaining interest.) says the last
time he saw it was in April, in New Haven,
and that a landlord advised him to “ go and
see it as a great curiosity ;" that he went.
and saw a college professor examining it
withs microscope who declared his belief
it was “ at least. 1,200 years old."
At a meeting of the directors of the Aim
Fire Insurance Company of Hartford. Tues-
day, it was resolved to keep the capital of
the company intact with a sufficient insur-
ance fund to comply with the laws of the
several states of the Union ; and also that
as soon as the company losses at Chicago
can be definitely ascertained, measures be at
once taken to supply any deficiency that
may then appear in capita and surplua In
the statement of Chicago losses, so far, an
average saving of at least twenty- per cent.
salvage has been made.
est. Mr. Byingtun is. 3-0 far in this illrll‘lla-
slot), the only pct-sun who has slcppml lmlll~ ,
lv out and ncknuulctlgml liimsvlf tn hun-
bccn in lbr lobby, and to bc rcady for :x prici-
to cuntinuc in it He has. to be surc. been
a little slow in his confession, and thc prrs
cut dt-livcry of it is with some slaughtcr ul'
rbtluric and dumagc to thc muthcr tunguc,
but it is full and frank. not to say shelling,
and we give him credit for hm int.y t'rccd his I
mind. ,
It is not ncccsvu‘v to take up the llt'l‘sllllill ‘,
allusions in Mr. Byingtou's confession. This 1
is not a question who is “ the sumrlcst bluck~ :
'guard in the Slate," though our Nurwnlk 1
friend seems to have been under the llnprt‘s- ;
sion that he was competitor in some such ls-
suc ; nor is it of any consequence in this do
hate whether Mr. Bromley “ has made public
profession of respect for the command-
ments," or is a “ blackgunrd." or was “aided"
fourteen years two by Mr. Byington “ in sc-
curing a clerkship," for‘which, us a mutter of
fact. he was the only candidate, no one else
being named. “'e have no time, and lcss
disposition for personalities. What we un-
discussing is tlic respectability and lit)ll(‘.‘l_\'
of legislative lobbying as a” profcssion m-
busmcss, and the tendency, which we assm't
is evil and nothing but evil. and evil cumin»
willy—of the practic'c of employing profes-
sional politicians to influencc the action of
legislative bodies.
We believe the whole business is rottcn
from bottom to top; that it corrupts legisla-
tures, demoralizes parties, undermines pub-
lic confidence, drives honest and decent men
out of their proper relations to the privileg‘
es and responsibilities of government ; makes
politics a trade, and a buckstcring, swintlling
trade and confidencegamc at that ; fills leg—
islatures with ignorant tools of corrupt pol-
iticians, and surrounds them with a gang of
shameless vote speculators ; makes of all our
elections a bitter farce. of all our legislation
It gztty sham and humbug, of all our public
rs hypocrites, cheats, and. demagogucs,
0‘ “1918‘? a laughing stock, and of society
‘E plucked. 'dcfenceless victim. That we be-
lieve to be the logic of the lobby. If it be-
gins ii} Byin us and Lvmans, it. as surely
ends "1 Woodwards and Tweeds. If it
starts with paying an editor for his time in
button-holin a committee. the end of it in
gigantic pub ic robberies, for which impuni-
tv may be taught. by corrupting juries and
silencing the rose, is as certain as pay-day
or (lath. Be ieving this to be the absolutely
certain fruit of such seed as Mr. A. H. By-
ington and Mr. Seth Logan, and Mr. Victory
..A man shot an enormous wildcat on
White Hills. about four miles west of Bir-
mingham. on Monday lost. It was an ugly
locking customer and n sighed forty-eight
pounds
_. .The Danbury Ere/ling 3hr; reports that
a well meaning but ignorant Monroe chap
thought the postmaster could afford to give
him two three cent stamps for five cents “ as
he did all his trading there.“
. .The Adwazle is authorized to say that
if twenty-six thousand dollars are raised in
the village of Stamford for the new Methodist
Episcopal Seminary, the buildings will be
put under contract next spring.
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river railroad bridge will be finishedin about
ten days. The iron work istwo irds com-
pleted and the Standard presumes the cars
will be running over it somewhere about the
first of January.
. .The editor of the Danbury Eceue'ng
News has seen samples of double and triple
walnuts, from the premises of H. B. Roden-
berg, “New Fairfield. From one tree he
gsthel‘ed'flve btmhels of walnuts, one bushel
of which were the double kind.
. .The Evening J'tecx reveals a frightful
accident on Thursday, to Charles Lock‘Food,
a young man living in Great Plain, Danbury,
which nearly deprived him of his life.
While in the woods hunting. he was in the
actof firing when the gun, a breech-loader.
exploded, throwing hini to the ground, and
cutting open his right cheek, and ploughing
a furrow from the eye brow across the fore-
hed, opening the flesh to the skull.
..The Danbnry Easing Kare reportsa
veryauddendeathinthatplaceWedneaday
eveningd lastweek. ILJohn Rod and
wifewerepasing through Whitestreeton
theirwnytothea‘mwhenhBolw-a
seine-i with a dilculty in breathing.and
herdiatlunhenanteaogrcatthatacarrlage
mohair-finds!» waconveyedtothe
raids-a o! her slough Karin Clark,
Gullah-tenet. Dr. W. alien-ct“
aentfoeflnt be was beyond earthlyhelp
flfidhammareachinghersi
Rabin. The W can: of her
deathw’uewrd thematic
..;Aihi§I-v-sh museum-r
Wilton.
A sad accident occurred in Wilton on
Thursday the 26th. The early train which
left Danbury at very early hour for the pur-
pose of conveying the New York Circus to
Norwallt, on its return, when near the Wil-
ton depot, ran over the pemon of Charles
Comatock, and crushed oncof his legs below
the knee so that amputation was necessary,
and otherwise injured him. Mr. Comatock Beers, and all the other lobbyists who trade
is very deaf. ' He lies in {critical condition. upon their politic-l influemmnve been. and
' - - are sowing, we have entered upon a crusade
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against. it. We are sorryanyhody is hurt. b
, . it; sorry anybody is in the wayibut inths
Both Episcopal churches here have don”. tight wet-coastline no party grip, orcounter.
“.mflmforChicago’ .tandomer denom—' "
Mona” .‘have'notyforgolun: ' their duty. ’31;
, or grand hailing
mmofmmnmebudmotlobby
um and other ham undoing noble
deeds. the recordsofwhich will stand in
couttn‘ one in and around, Gmneoticugflegm'ingm
widen figures to their credit.
' ' ' ' far .thc , .
carriedon. Theresa.
'Inthensseofthestatngmnw W8
.W;Mneptebemdogoor,
» :fi‘mzfin’! We; the”
wmdwm In.
M :
5 (-Vctlst'.
; lukcn tcn llmcs tbc
' slighllv mislukcn
, of fact.
' sluml that if his scl'vlccs :u'c rcqmrcl foruny
on u “ corrupt and vlllalnom lobby“? The
trouble. sir. is that from your point of view
llit‘l't‘ ix no corrupt and villainous lobby.
Mr. Byingtou instances the late David Ly—
man as a lobbyist. .\ tombstone is a handy
thin: in (I()(l‘_'t‘ bchiud. This particular flame
is Inmlly “urtli follow hm through a il‘u‘it‘
yard. ‘
llc (It'nlc~ that the $1,201) paid lnm t-n lb“
capital quc’sliun influenced the conduct of
his pupcr in tlic least, but says. hc who ut-
lcrctl “ [his audacious falsehood,"
saw :1 linc in our (his) paper in :ulvnc‘u')’ 0f
the capital qucstion." I)Ill if m or occur in
.‘lr. Ilvlligllcu. or in llic men who cmplnvcd
him, [but ncu'spupcrs ul'c smnclimcs paid to
kecpstill'.’ that silence is sometimcs more
significant than blatant partisanship ? This
qucstiun was discussed in all lbc pupcr~, .\Ir.
Byingtun—why didn‘t yml (Il<l‘ll§§ ll '3 It
\\':L< a public qucstinn—whv did yrw kt‘l‘p Sl-
lcncc‘r Your renders wcrc inlcrcstml in it—
why did vnu so carefully avoid it?
Anollu-r thing. .‘lr. liviugtun: if llil‘ 51,-
200 fo-c was not for your ncwspupcl‘. Whit!
was it for? I)lll you appear bcfnrc lln‘ l“:-
islulivc -cnmmittcc as cuuns‘cl in llu- cnw‘.’
And. as you mlvcrtisc yourself H5 H l”‘-’b."l‘t
m upcnly, \vc shrill not bc consltlcl’l’d illll"‘r'
lincnt, u c lmpc, in asking: )‘ull prm-iacly
\vlmt \xcn- lllf‘ si’l‘Vll‘Cn for which you rc-
(‘l'll'f‘tl $1.21”? It i~ no rcllcclinn ”PM? your
\llllllllf; tzilcnls in say that lbc fcc sct'llli large
for llll‘ :lppnrrnt scrvicc You bm‘t‘ 1’90“
candid cuuugli to admit that you an" in the
“ never ‘
Real Estate for Sale.
\ NEW llousc 21ml Ll-t on HIV"! Neck. u orth
A twelve hundrcd dollar‘s. Will take leak—one.
thousand can rcmulu. A new Home and Lot on Pon-
cm‘d Street, will sell this for less than wait cost. 3800
only to be paid. Building Lots on road to Keyscr's
Island and \‘ilson‘s Point. opposite splendid ound
at Mr. Ingrsoll and Gov. \i‘oodwnrd. and on 'oods
Sin-ct. Jerusalem [Ill]. One hundred dollars lot only
urn-d be paid down.'bnllancc nn mortgage. . p l_v to
HENRY (‘. ELY, City of South Nurwnl ‘,
or by letter to NATHAN ('. ELY. New York.
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1 [or halo.
“ I.E\ EN acres and cighl 1‘0th of land, on thc rail
A side of tln- Ilnlun Hill Road. north of \Yilch i
Irmc. adjoining Mr. him-cs" Byxlwc'e pluvc. Sol] good. i
Location unsurpasu-vl. I’ll-lily of building stunc.‘
Vulunblc hell of muck. Onc thou-and fccl from on .
lhv highway. Will make our hundred building 1015, l
l’ricc for tho clttirh put gill), no leer, nll cn—y!
l_v in i
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nullmxorwnlk.
lcrtns. App
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.\ sscssors’ Noflcc. ;
Nuluc is hurl-by given to all pcrsons linblc in ya)
luxc- in thc lmvn of Nun‘ulk. to bring in In lbc A.» ,
sc-sur- nrtn cilhcr of lhvm. on or bl-l’nrc ”it" is! l
day of Nun-miter ncxt. \vrillcu or priulcd lisl=. tllll~ 3
tlcr oath,» of all llu- pmpertv nwm-(l by tbcm on the ’
l-l day of Octohcr. Nil. linblc to taxation, otherwise
It will bc thc duty of lbc _\~~<‘.->'(Il'r- to luukc out such
list- at cm'tlin}.v to thcir judgcmcnt and kuoulcllzc.
:ldtlln: lcn pl'r ccnr. thervlu. “blch {buy by In“ arr ,
rcqnirrd to (to. 8nd from which li~l an mndc llnr': .
can hr nu npprnl. t
. '. Lists may he rctnmcd to the Asses-tors at ,
the Town (‘lcrk's omcc. Norwnlk. or to’l‘homrts tiny. I
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cr. at lhn'nfllce of “'m. H. l‘muton, rrmm No. ‘2. in thc
(ltput building”! Illt‘ N. Y. J: N. H. litlil Road (‘0.
('ll}‘ of South .\'or\\nlk.
WM. K W15. .7 t
THOMAS GI'YER. Au --~--x'.~
MARTIN S. (‘lf.\\\'.\
busincss, and proposing to continuc in it.
now tcll us, plczuc, bmv an editor. mmhlcr.
or blacksmith. can cnrncstlv com “330“ h." .
lubby uork lll‘uuntln lcgislulurc? And if
“'0 (WP “lung in unr jutlglllf‘lll of it, we”
shall chcv'rflllli' withdrawal] \vc halfc HIM
against thc whim.“ _//,,,.ff;,_,.,;1:,,.x
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'I'lic mlilur of NW Nuruulk (: (:r/h indig-
nanllv :nmnunm-s {but tlicculnmsnf his pupcr
lll'l‘ nut fur snlc, but that bc liiznsclf is, and
intcmh in IN‘, m long as :m)’ ()nc rcquircs his
scrvicv-x Thcrc nc\cr was “:1 line in our
punt-r." hc suvs. “ in advocacy of tbc capital
qucstinn," which is, to say lllL‘ lcust, a rc—
marknblc t‘nnfrsslnll, llcrc is n gcnllcman
who says [but in lobbying for thv I‘Iuvcn.
for which lic has paid $1.200, " bc lmncslly
bellow-s that bc was stibscrviu: timber" in
ll‘l’l‘s’ls (if lhc Stntc. of his own scctinn. and
of llmsc \vlm cmpluvcd him, “and til the
snmc limc ll(‘ ncvcr nllmvctl :1 word on [be
subjccl In nppcur in his columns. I)Ill hc not
wish his ri-mlcrs to know on which Sltlt‘ (if
Inc frncc bc stand, or was hc kt‘i‘ping “in:—
sclf in thc mnrkct, npcn In a bill from Hurl-
furd t- Most cdiluru cxprcss thcmsclvcs in
thcir columns on thosc subjccts which lhcy
lmncstlv lwlicvc arc important for the in-
tcrcsh~ (if thcir State and sccli'm. Not so
tho mlimr of thc incorrnplible (10311:: But
bc is strong in tbc approval of his consciencc,
and his good rcason lo bcliovc, he says. [but
his taking $1.900 out of tho pockt‘Ls of the
luv puycr.‘ of New Haven Inccts the appro-
bation of lllC pcoplc in his scction of the
Smic. If lic had sold it met the approba-
tion of tlmsc lucmhcrs of thc Tammany ring
who live in his vicinity, wc would undo-r-
stand it, only \vc arc inclincll to think 'l‘wccd
and \\'nmlw:ml would turn up their ncscs nl
llnt smullncss of his fcc. To be surc it “as
lhc must hc could not. and a :rcul deal more
than lic carncxl, which might scl'vc him on
\V c have no doubt llL' would hmc
unmun‘
()ift-l't‘ll it.
time lic was nccnpiml “ m. pru-ciu-lv tlu‘ Nlllll.‘
rutc \vc bnvc bcrclufnr rcccivcll \vlu-n cn~
gazcd bv the )‘cnl"
clinplcrin llu‘ llltljl‘flltll) of tlic pl’tlfl‘ssllnl‘ll
lobbyist u busint‘xfi which hc says is quitc n
if :mv one llilll 1
1Ic was paid. be sun. for lbc
This is an iulcrcs'ing‘
\inulek. ()clnbc-r 3. IQTI. 15 ll
Sli11i&:(‘t—“3f0¢>lieihiltq'."
Tickets for the Coursc $1.30.
ltn-servcd Seats can be secured threw days before
each lecture at Prowitl‘s drug store up town. and at
Buckinghnm's book store, South Norwulk.
Course Tickets for sale at mein': drug: store.
Scllcck‘s bookstore. up town. and at Buckinghnm‘s
bookstore, South Norwalk.
De pot !
Music
I)I§BRO\V. '
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No. 4, Ely’s Block,
SOI'TH NORWALK. CONN.
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Celebrated Pianos i
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xx-zw nave-x “mummy l 1- ~ mu. us in)!
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lSuccoseor to Hill .L Hnbh II and To“ - & Fl;
“£39293 hmliltlgtl is (unsightly r"; n u..-
iargc lots of
Eastern, Western. Gan-
ada and Georgia
LUMBER,
Au! ca" 02's:
Hupn-r-iur Ind “venue-lun-
l-I Ill“ l:-»- M 1'.er :md to f‘lrjr’atfr- em' Jew» s
'-\'e L“: g. m («h-Raw.
l‘.\~‘~'i‘.TT fillAX'D mvrn
and Hit
5. K. tfi' Lu XX Bl“ Ell
SKIING-LEE.
The Beat in Bartlet.
«mm 1;:- \.\'0 new
WATER STREET. Serenit-
WASHINGTON ST” hath Selma“.
I H“ In [H “HELL Ie-“rea'l Yarn: ~
l I! l'llE‘THfl I". TULLSF. Fraud "st!-
WEBB a: FERRIS.
Coal and Wood..
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'lm limllw) r Ely. John H. mm. F. A Tn'lcs. Numb" ‘ 1 \Yhula‘lex‘ and Net-i? than .: .y n... .4
I) F Hunt. 1). Dayton. Mrs. .\ Ii. Fonlc. .l S 3-‘0 d‘fllvrc u. i
l Burbank. “'m. U. Swank. Thus. (iuycr. (' (ML-“old, ‘ l l v ' 0
I til-«)rm'fluymlmd. chry R. Filth. Wm. H “031 . A— l “ (’00 “ D ( 0 ‘l“
;.luntce Brown. Xrl. ilurricL IInllnck. E. P. Ihn‘e)‘: VIOLINS AND MUSICAL INDl RUMENTS ‘ ‘
1 Lorenzo Dibblc, Gould llmt. E .\i. \Yllcrlt-r. Hm.i l l . . 2.; , ...., 4.,
\V, Hoyt. (‘lflrk t3; Idlnc, E A. \Vmuluanl, .V. Y. & GENERALLY , “mull“ ‘h' ‘ I“ "- H “"1." ’ I
N II. If. If (‘0. Julln ('um-‘lock and Ellmbvlb M. ' ' ' .
(”UL-luck his wife. Elias B. Lockwood. Geo. W. Day, . 1i] ‘u 1 , , , t q" 1. l Franklin (Reel. 01' llvkvfixs \ fl‘v's' 3,.
A. L. licmls. (' F Trllcs {t to. .\'cl~nu \\'?lcnx, Ell~ ‘Ii'HR "‘ "' 1‘ “V" " “wily." " ' J' - _. ' , - . .' 3 . g t; ,l -
1,11 n) xlu‘t‘. .lnmcs F. Vail. John H smnh.n1iu~r w. l “r" l“ I'm“; '. t 1"." 3137‘: l A” h ‘ ‘
“'ccd. Div III L Burbank, \\' L'. Quinlurd. All-Kandvr ‘, . . . "N' 1‘ : Q “
lnudcr. \\'m M'. t‘ometock. and all pcrv-onu and cor 0 Y In-‘rnm‘ "I. Hike" “I t It hnnge
pnrnxmns, uuncr- of land. 0" inlrrmlcd lllrrrlll. in. for ‘9“ _ D "_ “L53 1. u g... u. . u v . t In“
upnn.nmladjuilxim: Ibcblzlmuy knvmu undcallcd ' ,.. U! \- ‘ “my \~ ‘ l‘ "p“ = .
by llu- nunn- of Main flirt-vi, fh-m “Rubin-101) r-trccl l “'1“ x ‘ ' r. ‘ 'h ' L l‘ l '
crossing to (.‘uncord stn-ct lo the city of south Nor- Piunm and Hum» ll.'l' -‘. ~ ‘ r- _-.i n‘. ..-u v;-
wulk: You an» bcrcln uuliflcd llml lhc mull-higncd pcrmm-«l \un'k'nm: l THE AMERICAN
lrcchnltlcr! of will (it) appointed to c<limnlcund .
n ipraisc thc llamngcfl and bent-fits in \vldcuing mid . 1 , - v .
hmlm‘uy. “in mcct at the Council Chnmlwrlnsaid ( all and hxnnunc Our block. I
city on “'cllnculny, lbc lfylh (lay of Ncn IHTI. at is, i
o'clock. p m . tin-n and tlwrc to [war ull panics in . .. , . . . . . -
inlcrcet who may uppcnr bcfnrc thcm, rcsprcun: tbc “ I l" ‘ F‘D‘Hl‘ \‘1’ n E" I’lq'P‘H“ !
damage- and br-nctlh to lv- upxcnufll in \vidcuiug Mild to.) '
highway-i}
\V. H “ANYOR D. l 7 7 - 7., A-.. *—-
JESSIE S BRADLEY. ‘ '
‘ WM. 11 ”mills. THL lupno‘ E”
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l ”ENS“. plbmvl.‘ Turko Sulpur and Medicated
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chl Estate and lnsurnncc Agent. . l; A P O R B‘A T H S.
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(lppnsilc the Congregational Church. South Xcmlk I)|hhlt~ ‘ ln‘N'!‘ '
] Enlrnucc through anl‘s .Icwclr)’ Slur-c Ofl‘lcc \V!)
‘ hours, 91o l2 A. M. 7 to 8 p in. 50mm '
, South Nor-walk, Can.
I COMPLEI E SEWING HAWKS.
B-ERLIN AND .SHjA now
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‘--- mm". MW in s.l- 2;
\\’l I I'I‘N I‘IY‘HN
prnpcrunc for ministers, doctors, cdiinrs and .
blncksniilhs in cngugc in. (if ('lHll‘fil‘ the lnb~
by of which Inc is II Incmbcr is. \vc nccd not ,
Nay. inn “ honest and lmuornblt" onc. llc
would not scrvc in any olhcr. In nuc pnliicd
lnr, hmvcxcx‘. mlr lobby friend Ils. “1‘ think.
gratuitous :ulvcrllscnu-nl. “'1‘ think it lull
fight that pcmnns who may \\ isli to hirc Illlll
shall not (In H) umlcr un)‘ misupprcbcnsllm
llc \vishcstu I)(' distinctly nndcr-
lcgls‘lutivc scrviccs, outsidc of tho lt)(‘:\l in»
lcrcsts of Nnrwulk, Inc will want pay for ;
‘liis limc :md rcimlmrscmcul for caponscs,
and puts it in italics that tlicrc -:m bc no
mix‘lakc nlmul lllt’ mullcr. Now \\'(' lmppcn
tn buvc \Pry cowl ground». for bclicving
that lhc scrviccs of the ('tllltll' of the Non
\vulk (ivlzrflr in the capacity of u lobbyist
will be worth exactly nothing bcl'urt- u t‘on—
necticut chisluturc in llic fulurc. HP
has ('Ulllt‘ to bc tun well known. and it will
b0 it dangerous mattcr for any mcmbcr to be
seen with him. “'8 venture to hope that
lobbying. as a business, has rccclvcd a fatal
blow, so fur as this state is com-crucd. but
at all cvcnts the editor of the Norwulk lv'rc
rum, and certain profcssionul lobbyists \vlmse
Qiumcs are associated with his 0n tbc Doo-
little bill, will find no cmploycrs in the fu—
turc, for they will have 110 influence. Their
numcs will bc kcpt promlncntly before the,
public, and they will be markcd mcn. Thcrc ,
is no possibility of mistaking public scnti-
mcut on this point. Any one who has been
thinking of employing their services will
do well to remember this. Thcy
proved themselves grasping as they are in-
competent, und one of them has now given
public notice that he is utterly shameless.
It is we believe,thc first time any lobbyist
has publicly advertised his business, and in
(loin;r so be has \vamcd every honest legis-
lat or to avoid his acquaintance—~N. 111""!~
Indium.
MARRIED.
At Staten Island. Oct. 19, by Rcv. (.‘harlcs J.
Jones, Mr. David Prltchard to Miss Dora, daughter
of the omciatlng clergyman.
In this town, Oct. 25th. by Rev. Dr. Spencer. of
I. South Norwalk, D. If. Simms, of
Brooklyn, ; . Y., and Esther, second daughter of
Joseph Shepherd, 0! this town.
In this town, 27th nit... by Rev. 0. “'. Gates. 1)“.
Isaac Williams, of Bethe-l, to Miss Sophia Davis, of .
Whtortown.
In Darlen. Oct. 24th. by Rev. J. \l'. Coleman, at the
rcsldenceof the bride’s Barenta, Mr. John Conley to
Mills Phebe Pillolce, of nrlen.
In Ridgei‘lh Oct 25, 1) Rev. S. F. Jarvis. Mr. J.
Louis Hunt a Miss Sara H.._danghter of Sherwood
Mead. all of Ridgefield.
DIED.
InY Milanti. Mich, Oct. 28, Mrs. Suphronin .\:
wifeo Chas. HJ'I‘ompklns.
to Concord. N. 11.. for lntennent.
TO BE“.
HOUSE on Henry Street, Down Town opposite the
residence of [an Beers Esq. I
, inquire at the
Roper Box th Rom-lit.
GEORGE B. LAKES.
51 11‘ Xanutactory, 80o
.\~ “0 :u‘c gh in;r him :t.
have .
Her rcmoins were taken
l in rcmmkah‘u: W’llfl‘uoll. livcn' ncgutlvc ls sent
to New York to bc n-luuclu-d by an urti-t, that all
lmpcrfcctinns on the skin may lw rcmm ml. thcri-hy
insuring u plan-nut pit-tun- \\ ilhout lhc nhjcctionar
blc frccklc‘. n rinklcs Ind s mls (m llzc skin. all of
“lilCll lnaplain l’hotogrnp look “Ural; than in
nulul‘t‘.
Life sine Put-traits in Oil an- another spccially.
l‘ur rorrcctm-ss of likeness. from small pictures.
\\ ould rcfcr tn cx-(iov. szli~h. Lotirnnd Lock»
wood. ( . F. 'l‘cllcs, .l. H. Kim )p umi many min-rs. -
‘15. T. WHITNEY.
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lin‘l‘ltl’ltthC.
lNllPIl‘l-IN DEN '1'.
l'nl.!i~hcd “'cckly at $3.00 r"r Ant-um.
SENTINEL .IOB OFFICE.
1 Till-Z MONT REASON \IXLE PIE“ ES.
THE I‘TMOST DISPATCH.
THE BENT WORK.
BOOKS. ('tRDS. CUICL’L‘RS. HAND BILLS
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SOI'TII NORWALK PRINTING (‘0.,
PROPRIETORS.
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and organized under Charter of the Legis- ‘~'
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Haunts situated in Norwalh.’ ' and owned to me‘ae alonears ’ . I
trustee. .Sdctotakelehoemthogenfln. TummflerthWGwfiefi-h 3'
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J. N. TUTTLE,
’l‘bi~ modc of ll‘vntlnt‘nl is nnw nmcedul t0 lvc the
nm-t powerful rmtnmtivc know u to medical rcicncc.
Thc Medical Faculty of Physic. of Paris say. in tm-ir
"port of the merits of thc Vapor Bath. that it is
uncof thc most tfllcacious net-ms cvcr discovered
for rcnun in: \lll‘lllll! discount of OIL-illlult‘ natun ,
and they will (‘fll'c‘ a pv-Imnnent curv in all casc-
nllhiu tlu‘ reach of human skill. Thcy havc prmcd
a rcmcdy in thousand:-~ of CdM‘R where everything
ole-c has fallcd. nml r-llullltl at once bc introduced into
the .mctice of all byslcinns throughout the civilized
“or d. In the fa lowing Cflrt'!‘ thcy oftcn act like
nmxlt‘, rcstnrin: llll‘ path-m to [K‘l'ft'cl health in u {cw
Billions, Typhus and Scarlet chcrs. lthcu-
malism. Faxcr and Azuc. Colic. lnflamafion of the
Bmvcls. Croup. Drops); Consumption, Syphilis, Tu-
mors. Glandular div-cases. Quin-31 A-thma.(‘on:cs-
lieu of the Lungs. Gout. Palsy. Salt Rhcum. Scrofnln.
Dramas. Ncumlgia. Catarrh, (inn-l. l-Zrysipclas,
Xvi-unis ln'itabillty. (‘nslli‘f‘nCR‘L Pamlvr-iu. Cough.
and all complaint:- pcculiar lo fcmalvs.
Tho~c u ho arc unoblc lu altcnd the {anus
hculll treat at thcir residi-Dcca. No \npor ll) this
ucw modc of trcntmcul is inhaled by the patient. A
female in ntu-udanm for ladies on Mnnda}: and
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3 Hardware Store.
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LEWIS HUBBELL
”on just opencd in the
, Dealer,
NEW BRICK BLOCK .
‘ Acrosu- the way from *rouns a ELY‘S ad sand.
foot of Washington Street, with a full and new lot of
(Builders: HHm-dware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE.
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN TIRE CITY 93 S'lCmmYs
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Companies‘ manutacture, we
would call Your attenflon'to. color a medially. as we
main urn Wally to leg; a ,
complete. Stock of Everything ‘
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