o
'fislsslsdatuea little perplexed. and
" ccuHa‘t have cost
Maia said. “Why, doctor, I don‘t
M“
8c! .33an dress is the
'tbtsy.“
etched. was the
lava use whoa she came to Phiadslphis,
sa- bouaht it at Router .4: Golloday‘s; it
lauthau—"
“Hrs Dchha.‘ said I. interrupting her.
“thew and in every way the best
dre- h the one you don‘t have."
‘Sba was-tore puaaled thanever,and\l
twin—d a» o—rul“
" In. Dollie.” said I, “all the dresses you
ever bought have worn out, havn‘t they 9"
“Yet?“ aha very promptly; “ all 01
than. I hasn't a lecent thing to my name.
There is my bombazne_._-“
‘ .“WIW‘ mount," ‘- said. for I was man
taly duldto have be: m up m that topic;
*anddidyoceverhuyatmwmm
have mire-I. any “1.11m me had not some
misgivings over; that you to,“ see some
detectin; thatyou didn’t ran... '35 that
you had bought the other 2“
“ I believe you are right,“ she “m
thoughtfully.
“But,” said I.“the dress that you don't
boy. has no faults; you are never tired-tr n;
it never grows old; never 'tades; n",
wearsout; orit yonwant to change, he,
easily the change is made i"
“Why, yes.” said Mrs. Dohbs; “I nev‘er
thought of that before." ,.
“And so” said I. “of your dollar. You
never spent a dollar in your life that you
didn’t feel at least a doubt as to whether
you had spentit wkcly. You wished you
had bought something else. But the wish
was vain; you couldn't malts achance. The
dollar that you spent you can spend hut
once,but the dollar that you don’t spend
you can spend a hundred times. You can
buy a hundred things with it every time you
go out. If you are dissatisfied with any of
your purchases. you can go back and begin
all over. And so the dollar that you don't
spend does you a great deal more good than
the dollar that you do spend; and. better
than all, it brings with it no regrets, no mis-
givings. even."
Mrs. Dob looked just as though she
didn't know just how to answer me, but at.
the acne time sathough she wasn't quite con-
vineed. Presently she said:
“Well. doctor I don’t know ss I see‘
through it all; but no doubt you are right.
for you are a greet deal wiser than I am;
and so we will go on that principle. I will
take the dollar we don't spend. which is as
you have showed, so much the better of
the two.” ~
“W
A Political Anecdote.
a a n... It... W‘s.“ alto nicotine and Joclmtur
or the great Whig leaders. Clay and W ehster,
disturbed the harmony! and menaced the
integrity of the party, Mr. Scaton, o! the
ll‘on‘eaal law. then Mayor of Wash-
ington, entertained at his hospitable mansion
a large company of the most conspicuous
gentlemen in the city belonging to that or-
ganization. One object was to furnish an
eligible opportunity for those of the same
political creed to confer freely at the social.
board. with a view to securing unity of ac-
tion in Congress. Hr. Scatou had great faith
in the soliciting influence at discreet conviv-
iality, and. being a genial host, of elegant
address and winning manners. no man in
Wuhington was better fitted to manage an
alhir of the hind. lie was universally pop.
ular. never said or did an ungracious thing.
and his entertainments were always succee-
as.
here was a general attendance of the
Whigs. including Congressmen and members
or the Cabinet. and some prominent encore
ol the army and the navy—Gen. Scott.
whose Presidential aspirations had given
roach uneasine- to severalgsntlemeawhcse
cg. were turned in the accreditation.
hides It. Webster and Ir. Clay.
”‘Iswua Jolly tilts. blah living beings
washe- ol politician in Wash-
both Whig and Mantle. The
situation had bssn disco-ed. several prom-
inentgsntleusc having Innkly expressed
fish OM. there was a lack o!
urinals“ the lead-s. a: on stage
twins
thCoathhnm,
* iaa tons on lcudntoarrastths
«them-Lhudpernissioatorciatc
an anecdote, which be thought applicable to
- momentous-aeration.
~é-‘Godrlpfifimddfrou angst-n
olthsrccsn.
“AmctdscinWashinxtouecnn-
wamwwl‘nwhaddlctedto
i'h, whrdaaalllcdnn‘emctth
pus-s M‘aflhc'mm' nesting, .
" "ml“
‘ Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
INSURANE‘
a
inf.
onm' KID GLOVES.
mo; or MASHALL ST.‘
Wholesale and Bet Dealers in all kinds 0!
Albums, [Magic Lanterns, Wri-
3 . G_
Carts, .
Confectionery & Toys.
la tactever hit: suitable torChristtuaa rose ts
forchlldrcn. :1 ' p n
._;
v ting Desks. Work Boxes, Pic-
ture Puaales, Wooden-joint-
« .
2e» ‘
s. w?
3; Fil t‘t :"
6:331:
m" l e,
811313118,
“(1131“? $13.
lfiu ’
Woon AND COAL.
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
Among the varieties we keep the pure ‘
mam, gin-3‘5, Sluggegd Yfillf£d§ 3‘” R 0 SE 8 a
Masons‘ Material.
am. stem nn's‘ndsungn arose Furnished Geranium-5.
Ordcl'l taken at manage“. it No. x noun V EBBENA S,
South Norwalh Doe. s. ten. . m
THE PLACE TO BUS?" -
.4 BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flmrmr Strait, Fruit Trees,
‘ CHOICE
Blaokbevry.
Raspberry,
AND
--,- \
Mineral Water, Ginger Aleh
a
ROOT BEER
AND
SODA WA'I‘BJR
AT
NS. F. PECK’S Drug Store.
0, What is it?
Everything in the line ol'
BOOTS AND SHOES
O. H. HARVEY’S.
Now is the tints to make your selections from a
8 i 0.000 STOGV
lust received. Wall adapted for tau and water near.
SPECLUJ‘Y IR
BUBBERS,
unnaChild‘slllmto a Gant‘sBlpnoct. All at
prices tint dcty coupetltloa.
. ~ ‘
O
WEB THE rnacn, °
c. H; HARVEY,
‘ remains'rassr; -
e
BAYMOITD BROS.'
com uonwaut. _
W. T. cmw an sols.
‘ REAL E§TATE12 ‘
G. ,
Strawberry,
Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
' Special attention van t
Bonnets. Wreaths. Reta.
Decorations. at shortest notice.
HALLORY at. -
housemates AM) 1‘
SOU'l‘ll NORWA ‘
South Norwalh. Nov. l1. zero.
STEPHAN’S
0L1] WELL HOTEL
MW”—
np of choice
was
It! 5 other Flora
an
Owing to the destruction by
fire of the original 01d Well
Hotel, the subscribers have icos-
ed the premises known as LU-
CAS’ HOTEL, on Main Street,
where they will serve their pn-
‘trous to the best of their ability
until the completion of the new
hotel on the site of the old one.
Thenking-tbciri‘riends in Nor-
walle and the traveling public
generwy for the generous pet-
rouage heretofore extended to
them, they Would respectfully
solicit a. continuance of the some
at their new home, promising to
e do all in their power for the com-
fort. ofitheirmguests.
. W
F. F. Stedman '& Son,
resentment.
ve’south'florwalk, can...
”massive. no, test. ‘ ' '
Kq mm .
o
tr
if
0 .
‘0
in”
m o: 5m on"! Mid much! we
Reduce the premiums on our Fire and
Lite Insurance Policies, by us _ ' .
PRATT’S
ASTRAL OIL!
ALFRED KNAPP,
-’
.r
a
it
AND
mum
LYKEN’S VALLEY.
TRY OUR
snm'r mnnnmo woon
CHESTNUT. per Cord, .
OAK. per cord. ‘
Delivered at your house
0.00
- ’ .1000
Please call and
examine our stock :and prices
lore pt 7 jln‘m‘ , . _
o. quenB. Agent,
Foot of Washington Street,
1“.“
»4
SOUTH NORWALK. , 4,,
FOR SALE.
The one residence of the late Elbridne Brown. on
Chapel Street. first house from West Ave. is ofl‘srod
tor sale on reasonable terms. House contains four-
teun rooms. pleasantly altuatbd, convenient to either
viii-tie. and within one minute a wall: of the lions
Railroad. Bot and cold water bath d tral
thro out; heated by, a furnace.
lam! ‘ trutt dshads. new
session Emlyn. side-trod. For tut-tn
Agent for this City
tlculars enquire 0 JAMES unousnnw'
7M! Real Estate Broker.
N
I .
illilltiz.“ “ .. .
tnmuuuMuummmt-
ummtiuu» toumnmm
lit [1011
OR REP
All style _-
Houses,
Habitable : “
or «by tit
without
attention.
and build
including
gives out; '
which we tube pleasure she
o! the Depot Refill)! '4
mumttuuti tmmmumtl ‘33 5‘3" ,' '
AT, THE clowns 7
PLANS :AND Sl’ECIFl arrow
No 'ob so small nor nor none So large .
Will furnish . u a. Lot of an
yvou a. house e tire endcom etc
ell, Gisteru god Outbuil 'n'gs,
will make up ' ,e‘defiency. We hev
’ 100 Designs for u ham and Country?
‘53 E
em a a hi all
KthNG :
Kn W Yeig—That We are prepared to erect
nd descriptions§iieflaultatfigs
the, School
* Factories, Outbuildings.
any part of the
he, by Contract
Houses stores
with or
.gnaterial,
amc PRICES r
TL§.\.tTTENnED T0.
d your money
than
nl
Kigali who .
ire Size or location, .
ll receive pnompt ‘- J
l end for occupancyi
23.32:)“. ‘i’fl
T"‘n-xtrrzuvarao.m?-m: com
.41.”, .
Hair; Tooth and Nail Brushes,
0.? 3f 3 a .
rmmnt in one“ vmrrr. , ,
a cgdifiifbr‘d‘wmm.
‘ PATENT unionist; .
.s 1313955 twins.
Trusses, Fatty Articles, Cutlery,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth ‘Pich
i“ o Mmmfimd T
:1, ;
y
N. B.-—~Physiciana‘ rtptlons carefully cont-
pounded day and Entrance to Residence in
same building. for nlg t calls. on Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Nov. 11. um l-tt
§§W3
s8
EENTAL
Antleve thl
.A 'i’ ii
rtaluinzto the trade.
ll good- so pa
st the lowest possible
a‘
’ CASH W$£WS
Particular attention paid to
cu ,i Wong.
$2!
re the ducal. host and
Goods in this City, and prices that duty cont-
petition. A share of the
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
. .5 ”MW“ at '
y;
*l:
‘ ‘ ug'lttiiweimenqiln‘?
nutAM s. natoWN,
III-IT’— 3310031,,
fiicrunmé' °¥TTTETI
'l‘hl stand as comlt stock {Pit
”fiftnhrl‘ms' a” ‘osfmsin T
* mew-evwwwo- V‘s:
‘ndcmrgnm £06.,
At their South Rorwalir Furniture store. where you
:3 not our pieturcb “5'11? in any .styie or match.
mi ' ant : me
. ‘7 V' . . ; g r. t
"Ann-I‘M,
tor the manufacture of France in first class stile.
and it you have ieturus in your house without
treat finger rsaacnw
cathereisuo the
nothauansdatthcrrz“! . U ’m
LOWEST POSSIBLE muons.
And then you kno
ll”: TESTS-l? T
FfinNITunnfig
m STREET. .
orrosm m » per; ‘
. t." Massage?
nansnau. sinner.
mflWiflmlfi S. ,_
latelyanploydbyidntthsanbacribar
,sei
ta .
‘ “Ninth.“ Millie dim
all
PLASTERAND CEMENT
constantly“ baudfipricss to dammit)!
smurlittteind Quick serum
Bum
——..
aowamx poser omen.
annual. M' see
MILLINERY GOODS!
u..—
ll'ew Frames. .
.. Valve“. A
A Burks.
mic-cunt , .
' MRS; JUDD’.
Baring rcnsrl'édber lease of the store
No.» 7, Clarke tit Lane's Building,
MAIN sou, scorn nonwaut,
‘ Would inter-tn the Ladies that.
MRS, COOLEY.
a ,
Latentthet‘oho! ' ' and
Ni.
totlt sum “up?“ ”Jim“
0 II
9 glass business
auosta
ishccmpcmttcfllallordarspronptly
. The best articles;
FLOUR tbr inductee.
in the market. ‘ l 7
v
—AT—-——
1". suns. awake
FillILY GROCERY;
11
y.
ROBERT o. ‘uuuosnu ..
ragtime enamel
"uni-‘-
All losses decontamination have been
paid in full, in modelling Chi tire
ct October-.3371, new fire ’ Nov.
‘ figures! or r.
- »wi=. l
sue-unsmu-seats mu“.
m%“' h‘hhzanatsd b.
mad ‘ ‘ h batcaflngsépln'
throeyaarshasha- swat-them:
Br. {laureate-ables:
NIEBLQBDPBB“.
. "" 3
mm rue-”at other mason-1m ux
nedtatewfltmupcnthc .
LlVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
lttapsrelyv ' and m thasyatata sl‘
dimmmw Marmaduke:
non “can”. “ “me? man ,
' .“Ill 008371113-
1 ‘F Challenge the 10th Beater!” toned
linseed. 7
mmuwflhwhm ‘
Inca ’1 NW “goats.-
‘ ,aiahuufihniewtark.
Oi.
m‘w
mam a;
more if???"
no nonhnersrm
spec. chiSnsg‘cunnn.
1-;
Ex
" Stores,
stuous
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