loll-I.
wohapeitwiiibaceeddmed diepawiceote-
ly.oodfcthatimobeieg.etloeot.allprq.
“bottled“ rebliewoter locfvi-
to the fnmro growth and
perrouhrdfleoeothenbe in contract to
peel—nae.
Imam
'l'hebemetlata of the hagialatare have
elemedw.'.htooto thelInlted Steteo
Senatowohodbopodthlowouidoothavo
hoppaaed. not the Democratic partybao
eetoftboold routiooreuaad
aakoofgelalupeworuro-
foreakoe itoold poaltlone.
to tho acceptaoooof
ofthlogetho vorydratop-
had to maelfaat ouch an ad
ito'old pooiticn.oad
'1
audio dh'ect contradiction ofell lto pro-
foeehna. makeohim ite Senatorial repw
oantative. ltiaoe opportunity loot. and it
willbeaiongtirnebeforelt willboforgot-
ten. Nominetlng a Republican and ueing
the Republican platform. with them then
provee to have been a matter of policy
elcee.ond nofaith to to be put in their
prombaa in the future. for. to view of what
thq have Juot done. it la a logical conclu‘
eicn that had they the power. and did the
and aeceeeloc leedora do-
mend ihtbey. out of mm to them.
would undo all that Republican party hoe
done. The Repebiican party to atrongor to-
day. by thio actiou.by thouoendo in thio
Stetc.then it woo two weeko ago. and Re-
publlcene will work more'earneetly than
ever for that party to prevent the reinotote old
ment of the old oeoeeaion. otatea rightr,
compromraing.copperheod. tire~eeting Dent;
ccrntic party. which on aoon ohowo ite clo—
Of Ir. Eaton. we have no pereonal
knowledge. He may be houeot. and con—
oletent and all that oort to! thing. but from
hie record. end from the ogotloticel. opined-
eegle e’peecb he delivered upon hie ncmlna
tion. we believe him to be a men of violent
prelodicee. pone-ed of very. little good
ocean. and tree of what to termed statesman-
Thie lo a very bitter doec. for Liberal Be-
pubiicene. and will undoubtedly alienate
thdm from the Democratic party. end their
notion, hereafter. will be independently of
either the Demoaetlc or Republican pardon,
TO 3. E ROWAN, ESQ.
Your communication leot week in newer
‘0 an “WWW ““010 in ‘59 leeue 0' “Wither” do Republlcene fancied themeelvee
Sun-urn. of the week- previoue, ooeme to
demand e reply from no. The article refer-
“ nione of the action
theeelery of the
" term of once for
We reieed no objeo
tiontotheeeleryheing reduced for theen-
ening year. conecqnefi that point ie not in
*' queetion. We opiate-4b! Ir. Wilcox no we
thought he dceerved. (You ondoroe all we
mid of him peraonoilyszut you go beyond
the main caution. and state the
— can’t and in the State of Connecticut. a bor-
Morcity of ouroieethet coete eemuch
no cure and gate on little for it," end inetence
. Stanford and Denbury to eubatentiete the
V “on. We oholl not attempt to disprove
whet you. have cold, but we would reapect-
cftheconnoil L 7
city club
whichhowee .
2‘ if": 1.
gig
I;
hryhevndwqebcenrunetooornellenox-
peneeeo o‘tprment. and. if public improve-
mheveevcrbeenmade incither of
chmctpeepheedthothavomedetheir
Wand are new art-
htbcbonquenhend hold
ceDenbnryepoblic debt.end Hodhcw
gambit-dhowwaeitecoerooted. You
wmwibdtyettorneyiutyaor
M -d “new core ccet:e meat
In! more. lento be junk thieoot
oometimeawa hie tend injure
influence—8. . bone.
mother to line reorttl a
demoerotior‘anke—‘i‘tcrceaterbpytrapo
and atrougarm of?
wich Advartiaer.
walk hour.
| moment
note a
Hidden—Derby
need him heretoforethfi ohouid reward him
aow.—Bri Stan ard.
We congratulate the free trade. herd me.
W
leut‘end of the whole count upon thio to
cocaine to their atreneth in e Forty-fourth
congrom—Now York World (dent)
If Mr. Eaton livee. he will to Wooth
too not tobe bought or lot eleaat eworv-
ed iron the atroigbti‘orwerd courao of ln~
loamy. which be will on readily purouo.—
T land County Journal.
Re hoe an odeaphwtam at in of orato .
frequentl wtth o eubllrne lhditlbrcnce rtyo
focte. wh h will bring down the Democrat-
ic otate champion meeting. but would be
abeurod at the national capitol—Hartford
Courant.
if the election of Governor lcgerooll woo
a warning to the republican party. the elec-
tion of W. W. Eaton ia a warning to the
whole people. By that warning we trust
the people will not be alow to prodt.—-Roch-
eater Democrat.
Re to probably the boot repreaonantlve of
the reel oeutlmento ofthe Democratic party
that could have been choeen. lie to for over
turning whet hoe been done. end reatoriug
the rule of the old Democretic party.
which orgenln the rebellion—mice Hor-
Tbc nomination of W. W. Eaton. of Con-
necticut. for the next eenatorablp. bringo to
the front a man whoec op ltion to the war
wee not only pronoun . but blatant. He
belcngo to the extreme wing of the old bour-
bon democracy. Connecticut will go repub-
lican next apr ng.—Cincinnatl Gazette.
If the democratic party ever regaino ito
pootiton no the ruiin party of the nation.
on we have faith to Iieve it will in the
next preeidentiel com Ign. that reeult will
be brought abouthy e an e atihrrence to
thoee vital principalo which eve been the
life of the y.throughout the duration of
a mogt try ng ordeal.-Worccoter Preea.
Mr. Eaton ie a democrat of the old foob-
icned atrlpe. celled derioively a cop rbeed
during the war. and while he to uno joctlcn.
a _ from a party otendpolnt. and a much
man then the rich Mr. Barnum. he
6 not reproeent the progressive element
”Governor Ingerooll might have done.—
Worceater Gaeettc.
“rho-ecleclion of Mr. Eaton lo. pertywiae.
ncz'the otrcngeot that could have been made.
‘15»- not the cart of entceteinment to which
inyitod, t they could hardly expect any-
thing better. end can one how easily it might
have been worse—Hartford Poet.
Had Mr. Eaton been sent to the United
Staten oenate yearn am. he would have been
in a minority. and bio neefulncoe curtailed;
but there in reaoon to believe that long be-
fore hie term of once shall have expired. he
will be a leader in the Democratic ma orlt
in lthe federal aenote.—Middletown nt ~
no .
[In ell the veare aincc Sumter woe fired on.
e bee forgotten nothing old and learned
nothing now. He lo not only a conoervativo.
but a roactlcniet. It is e eerioua miafortune
to the canoe of reform that a man of ouch
ontecedcnte end ouch promioe ohould be
choeen to repreeent one of the original ototea
of the American Union in thio year of grace.
lat—Chicago Tribune.
We coneider Hr. Eaton nothln more nor
loco (in politice) than a politice trielteterl
Hie war record hoe been a by word and die-
grace to the State—It hea been feted with
rebel pollution. end there can be no proe
poet or hope derived by hie actiono in the
Roeltion to which without warrant or romp
e aepiree—Ncw Milford Joumal.
But if Councctirut Bourboniam ie to be
paralleled in the councile of the democracy
eloewhere. if “cop rheada" are to be pro-
moted end hono . end able and unobject-
ioneble men diaccuraged. the Republican
can eofely commit for more oerioue error-o
thonthoy have yet been eccuaod of. end
fine to hold their own—New York
Ineopoech in autumnal: after the
Pneeident'o tiret cell for volunteora. he bit‘
terly denounced "the lending of abolition
eoeaoelne t: :33 the throateuof. lgur o‘ehut‘hgn
. exproeaed o a e
another-n e would “welcome"hincolo‘o
hirelinea wl bloody hando to hoepltabie
grovoe."— Globe.
lir. Eaton‘o abill lo conceded. but the
wioe end honeful of that
lockn h election.» a neon back
of fm. forthem. It cerrieo no
%
Thoreau! ecnroe.iathat hie habite of
partimeebip and bio political training m v
Undoubtedly he to the beat poaalbio rep~
roaentativecf Connecticut W. but
hiooloetioo willbolereliholy thcnit‘ratg
Connecticut will havooccnoion for let
t of ‘33.? “ the mmt‘vo‘i‘d:
voro , .
ace 8° l‘iiiam W. Renew-Rob
Wobelivve that ltr. liaton‘e nomination
Demoora d more water. and better water. It to oeoy to
bee tie on
bonehead, the ltepublloono. and the thio
=rlll ohown at the neat election—lion
Who ialatool Arontor.browlor avb
oronawind bog.a entromlat w o. in
of hill dearer. Will it. publiolntoroot. without being ouhloctod to
aboutae tide on a ohlp without a
“PM
‘omeeemie undoubtedly a oevero
dioappolutmont to it not moot of the
Mountain tble ooun . but no they have
and home rule harmonic of Conn cot.
tine cf the democrat. and
proved! ought l
and letter of bio greenbache.
(R. Taft-ea
no Voter m
fit the litter of Ten Semen:—
What it itl Whether we want water?
What an idle quootionl Who it there that
doeanot went it! Not one: even the gunolero
of beer and whlehoy are vooiteroua in their
demand for water. Title to not the donation.
it it whether we went more and better we
tori lint at all. The moot determined op-
pcnootoot theplau propoaed and laid on
the table. are forced lto admit that we need
any they are not houtet. and call there
wolvoo lo ehaep‘a clothing. but that done not
nettle the emotion. lion have a right to
expreea their cplnione on notation of great
calumny and abuoo it in bad policy on wall
no bad Ohrlottanlty. to undertake to carry a
meaaurcbyottrrlagup the bedpaaeioneot
men. and arroying one clear of men ogelnat
another. The rich :man of tbla place will
not feel the burden of heavy tenet half oo
keenly at the men in moderate circum-
atancoa. who ,iuot own a houac and lot. end
depend on their daily labor for a living.
Nor will it be hell on bed for them no for the
poor tenante. whore route will rloe Jutt in
proportion to the incrcaoc of team. it lo
the laboring clone who pay the lance olwnya.
What then it the queation f it to almply thio.
Are we able at thio stage of our growth. to
oupply the city with living watcr.aud if we
on. to what extent ohall the aupply be for
trialled. end .by whet mcaual 0n the hrot
queatlcn i think a majority would unite in
of the city where the need in moot preaaing.
any. for example. Main SttertrWoohlngtun
St..the depot. end doclta. The people on
tho hille can wait. They bnvc welle end
opriugo of good water; and :if their bouaee
talto are the noighbora wtll rally promply to
the mono. on they alwayo have done. The
great wont la. for the proocnt and will be for
yearn to comc.in the auction above indicated.
Now for the beat plan. The only plan pree-
eutetl at the City meeting. contemplatee the
contraction of a debt of “4.000. with n
prcopect of ever paying it. except by direct
taxation. Thio the people have very proper-
ly laid on the table. Other plane will be
proeontcd at the next meeting. Lot or con-
oldor them calmly. dirpeeelonatcly. with a
view to the beat intereoto of thc'wbolc com.
munity. Let there be no log-rolling or ring
movemcn to. Lot or act in harmony no for no
poulblc. It in no time to puah divorolvo
measuroe. when nearly half the citizens are
petitioning for a repeal of the charter.
Demure PLA'l'l‘.
”
. . . .To euro dyapepelo. emoke an Old
Well Club cigar after each meal.
«W
Wm. W. Eaton woo elected U. 8. Senator.
Tucodny. by the following vote:
SENATE.
Whole number of voice coat ...................... on
William W. Eaton ................................ id
William A. Buckingham ........................... a
30033. L
Whole number 0' votoo .................. oer
Neceeoa to e choice ..................... lid
William W.riotcn .......... . .. .13!
William A. Buckingham ......... re
Joocphllt. flawley.... ......... it
Charulbingorool.... a
lien n. Borrloon.... ...... a
Devi A. Walla ................................... l
m
Normal]:
Busincoe picking up ever on little.
Eat-on lo herd chewing in thin vicinity.
Frank Moad'a oyoter otcwo nrc unop-
proecbablc. Help youroelf.
Kenya Leon will drew a crowd Thoro-
doy cvcuin g. They elwaya do.
Another barber gone; poor Kltzl Nor-
wolkcro got all their ohaving done in Wall
otreot.
B. S. Bloeccr ban the iorgeot end cbeopeet
eeoortmont of lampe in town. end in deeerv-
ing of petronoge. .
Spring bee come. The Mloaco Mallory
were down to the 0:l5 PJI. train Tueadey
with the rate. Spring come to ace them.
E. T. Whitney ie melting e apecialty of
four card pioturca for 81.95. Imperial cab-
inota of the Norwellt clergy. 50 cto. each.
The Donbury end Norwallt Railroad it
doing eruahlng bueiuooe. Accommodation
for the better handling ‘of baggage at the
Norwelk depot are in order.
“ The extreme heat of Sunday. May 10th.
wee followed by the freeeiug of ice on Mon-
doy.‘—-Geoettc. We have acne acme cold
weather. but never oaw ice fleece.
The country'a caved. The Brooklyn on
quieite mentioned in our loot hoe hauled ct.
Our warning came in the nick of time. Let
other aepiranto for oonnublel bliee beware.
Did it ever atrike our roadero whet a gen-
tlemanly eat of condueturo we have on tho
N.Y.bN.H.end D. d: N. Itollroadoi If
not. they have never been woat or oouth to
note the dileranco. ,
Rogue hoe gone end done it. an beauti~
ful moueteche heavenlehed. Woo be trying
to trade the Ecur‘o bill agalnot Kite out. or
iaheleng fore “depot“ There eropeople
in Norwalk that don‘t love Rogue.
aeylng. we are able to ouuply tboec portionat
ltorl
mug Americeaprticcae of locomotion.
i
3.
- The family of Ir. bindery. the arch!-
tect. era atoppiu at the Burdmll Route for
a few drive. preparatory to occupying their
‘“ new cottage on the bill.
The diurecatul occurrence of Baturdoy
evening. ebculd prove the naceaaity of op-
poioting eomo clear who baa power to
make emote on the apot for breach of the
peace. '
etepban Hoyt c Boat are reading ed im-
raoeac cuentltiea of tract by the N. 0. it. 8-
every day. Theta gentlemen are becoming
more and more popular with the fruit new
are every year.
Our llluatrioua follow townaman. lion.
.lceeph Campbell. ll again among no. Hr.
Campbell but been melting quite an entend‘
edtripabrned. eudiawolcotuod homobye
boat of frienda
The ltoct liter oral-awn from the foun-
tain of It. I). Purdy. Jo. cool and aparhilng.
given unlvorool oatieteotlou. and thlroty huv
manity can. without fail. obtain conaclatton
and pleasure from thin oourco.
The race between the white borne “rote.“
end a rod eculrrcl. on the Norwalh rotd. a
tow dayo ainco. wae told by tbooo who wtt‘
around it. to have been very exciting. Time
wee not tattoo. but the equier won the race
by about three loagtbe.
A town meeting will be bold triday. tiny
and. to malte come ohangce in relation to
the tonllat of ion. Alec to oourldor the
propriety of remuneratlng Hr. Samuel
liayinontl for damage done bio property
during the tire which occurred in Wallace
Dnuu‘a atable acme yooro aincc.
lice. Cyruo Taylor wet announced to co-
cupy the pulpit in the hi. 1:. Church on
Sunday evening. but a ocvere indlopoeltlou
prevented him from keeping bio appoint.
mout. it to hoped that on acme future oc~
canton our people may be permitted to hear
him.
Tho early train has been placed upon the
N. C. It. ll. Trelno now run no follow a: Leave
New Canaan at 5:00 end 7:80 A.M.. and 1
o‘clock and 4:“ and &0li P. M.
Leave Stamford. 0:98 anti 0:l0 A. M. and
0:00. 5:50 and 7:10 Nil. The mouogemeut of
tbto road are determined to do cvcrythlug in
their power to accommodate the public. and
it la to be hoped that realtlouto in thio vicin-
ity will ace that it in to their intereat to pat‘
rontoe the road in oil practicable wnyo.
The people of New Cnnanu and vicinity
bnvo Juat can» to be proud of their come-
tory. It. occupier e conupicuouo position
about a quarter of a mile eouthcaot of tho
villngc. in that portion callud Millport. and
the natural advautegeo arc oupcrlor to any
place over coming under the notice of the
writer. Bounded on the north and cant.
partly by a bountiful forcat‘ond partlv by n
miniature lake. whore cart-fully kept bonito
have been beautltled by rutvo of thrifty
young,cvergrcena. act out under the super
virtue of Stephen [ioyt & Soon; on tho wcot
by the line sin-om of wnter. which turuo the
wheel in the old griot mill. in full eight. and
on tho oouth byrotrclchca of meadow land.
which. at this time of the year. protects the
appearance of a wclltept lawn. it would be
hard to tlnd a more romantic or beautiful
place to depoolt. tho romaine of friends. in-
alde the eroundo. aim. the neatly cut bop
dole. carefully keptgreggbweiko and driven-.4
and profuolon of dowero.ere very crude:
bleto the owners of piole. Many . 4
plate are quite expensively and toe ‘ . ly
encloeed by iron rallmga or everyone;
among which may be mentioned the Hoyt‘o.
Lockwood‘e. Wobb‘r. llull'o and many
others. Too much praiac cannot be accord-
ed to those who conceived end carried out
the idea of no great an improvement ea thio
cemetery in. and will for many vents be to
thin village. ‘
”—3; deed
. . . .Tbo Old Well Club gore are made
in length and thickneee to combine the new
h
vor and teotc in e aloe that will ouit t.
moat exquisite emokcr. ,r ~
Dorian. 1% , ,
Although the region in title vicinity ‘
not booet of poeeoeelng many curloeitlee or
monotroeltieo. and rather cloltne the atten-
tion of a mu traveling through from ito
uiet. on good old puritan anciety. than
rout any remarkable cheracteriatic or ob
ject of apeciel intercet.otill there are a few pla-
ceo which would repay a touriet‘o notico.end
reward the curiooity of anyone enterprloing d
enou hto pay them e vlelt. Such a place
to larlr‘a Summer-honor. a mile or two
north of Barton. I doubt if over more than
one or two of thoae who read thio article
have ever heard the name. much one have
vlelted the place referred to. y the view
from thio point to beautiful and intonation
to anyone who earoo for natural eoeuory. for
I do not pretend to claim enythlng unnaturh
ol for thioproopect. Thovlew la mot-eno-
deur. and to more eimple than oubllmg but
it cornerin- many 0 cote of internal.
ii“ 32° u. a «it i with
era a t ra connect -
the tool. The door loading thorow‘e: '11-"
ed. but no hoe ever otopped for ionic
With the .1333: a pole. and omieted by the
'oftweu yeoro
agoeretobewornthlaooeoon. i! '-
adge decided he
an tenet an “old meld" until
Ivoyoare old.
Small lhbowa are worn in thebelrou
e.endaleo the book ofthehead‘
mold the min little ourlo.
rtllc were oewod on ‘awlde bond of
black valvotare were about th
the faahionoble bollco aa a “Math“ by
Lace eatboa are aomothing new.
. and lined wit
brilliant all to hoop em “opined.
it will be obeorved that the auddeu death;
which are of almcot daily ocou
who were in‘ h.
m": ell apparent good bee t
would medical man account for thlol
A Now liompohlre
otter having read the through
i335 timoa After thio terrible example it to
three time: it
ed.
call on Capt.
the melee. How
they mtmm in the
A Kalameeoo widow hoe the pbctcg
departed lorde in a g
ofhoroel‘gn thaw1| center. and under‘
the men who wcul n‘t
oometo the hclpof thobord in ouch eceaet
When they wont to find out in the count
try it a girl to courtlnglor a
one rich in thio houoe‘ or‘athing‘. to theroi
l aeen a light burnie‘ nigh onto twelve m
loch loot “:3“ but i don‘t email no can»
hire nor to round.“
ltio otatad that at e auger
ville. the other nigh tb
:13;th the trace
warm a
to admit him. “8‘
the moment the
lfay
.335
r in a choir end beatonotl
in the blloaful onntuaion of
did not notice that he had
chair until he ouddonly yel-
ooro with that oaucor an
attached that no one could have trick-
withoutbreoking it.
Xuitltudaa of women looe health and
even life every year in burying thotnoelvoe
until warm and weary. and thou throwing
themaalveo on a bed or role without covering.
or in a room without .o are. or by removln
ante after a long walk on
cbo ing their read while in o atote of per-
l -Scb cat-£3
lumber" the rt. it
u ill—om north aliquot. Wileon
refinanced“ tor. tr; ‘
room. Connemout. t.
ohaotcmocal to 3.1!.
A one wiahl to become"
to m m. minim.
Hart. of e Bohr. Ocnueob
mun.
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."M‘thurnttt‘m‘mu no
he woe a worthy member of the Milena
i3 «mat hadlivedtnthetoaraedraveratcodfrom
Arm to
hills. DAVID ntennow.
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N Inf-'1'.
Upper part of nonoe on high Street.
For hole or to Lot.
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eerpeggcyahop. Apply to“ ' l, N
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tub-Mimi NM" 8. s. DURAND:
it? Iobacm leatwleb. aged at
MW Avaaoath. widower leery
«one. woman.
A young girl wanted to do light houoowcrk.
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hummus.
mil? SAFES.
. It you have to walk and ride both.
do the riding dret. and on returuiuggo to a
warm room and keep on all your wraps until
your forehead to dry.
lady who pridoe bcrool! on her
. otely wrote homo to her parento. ”m
regarding her boarding-echoed aoooolatoa.
She aetd: "The glrle are owfuloiongy. One
of them told me the tirot day I came here
that i had better ‘walh otfou my ear.‘ The
to
application no of
NOTICE.
A Special fleeting of Stockholder of the foirdold
Oowutv Fire hour-once Company
at their once in the 0 ty of South Norwaltr.cn
the 0th day of June. tore. at I o‘clock.
A. ll" to vote upon an
Aooetnbly for an amendment
tag the name thereof to
pony. ot-lqnth Norwalh. Doom.
to mete
eemo per-eon er porno
oreoeld. i! order oflhri'rcaidout.
man.
I! RYR'I‘U
lo called to be held
little cblt l I felt Juat like putting e tin roof
on her. And they uoe aucb til
one no 'you bet.‘ and ‘buily.’
luto thou: aevcrel Home for their along. but
they tell me to ‘choeac it.‘ and if they go on
in title way I oholigit up and git. you bet."
—-W«~
An Appelling Director.
Tim moat terrible director in the annals of
Moeeacbueetto occflbrd in lllmpohire county
Willinmob rcoorvolr.
covering a tract of over It hundred acreo. gave
way curly in tho fort-noon. precipitating the
vaot than of water it contained three nlileo
down a otccp and narrow volley into the
thriving manufacturing village of William-
burg. ond:thcnce further down the valley "°
through the villager of liaydonvillc. hectic,
and Florence into Northampton meadowe.
where the stream eruption into the Connecti-
Thc :hugo torrent duohiug into
Williameburg with reeiotless power. awept
away in n moment the manufacturing noteb-
liohmcnta and a number of dwellinga. cour-
from the date hereof
All peraona lude
to make immediate poignant to
Saturday luat.
roll or pork
d. on
A
PROBATI NOTIOI.
murmur ‘0! NORWALK. oo.. PROBATE g
000 . l! lath. “be of Emeline t
Sweet. late of Norwolh. in cold Dietrict. do- ,
oed 'l‘h Court of Probate for the Diotrict of
th limited and allowed
. for the creditcra of oaid ea.
ttheir ci‘olaadrfor oetueumeeh 1i“:
. n aceonn ro -
thirtoe a time. will be «imam... '
bind to cold eoteto ore requoeted
ll".
tribe. and grown folke. too. Price “.80.
receipt of price. Agree
to wanted everywhere.
women.boyao‘:ti‘girlo: whole time or #3332 El KI LOCRWOOd’SI
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
me or ovenln . Complete outfit mail
3; o co. Addreao “The
00 o Ave.. Chicago. i
at: mentho
)tlltltlbla.
Admiral-tracer.
'l' I! I G I ll
MICROSCOPE
lo the moat. woodeer eclenttlc production of the
-outh century. It fnrniabee the pewerof a high- 7‘, »‘
eer- inetrument for a more trifle. r '
‘ueao any microaoope ever invented. lt reveele
uddou wood-re of God‘o minute
r. animate In water. butterd
are. the gel on marrow of a hair. etc. It oleo ohowa
worm. wherever it exiate in
Jun the thing for children and young
Sent by
t chance
nd exceeda in
creation—ea
lee‘ feath-
ed. poet-
Beverly
80
CHILDREN’S
ice on enormoua destruction of property and
a terrible loan of human life.
' ‘ only icon awfully.
res of the loss of life make
0 total ouohundrcd and forty-four. divi-
‘ _llowe between the three pioneer:—
eburg eixty. Lcodo fortymiue. and
lieydenvllle thirty-live; those lguroo only
repreoent tbepcrooua whose lose to positive-
Baanwo‘ Fece- exn area: Pow-
G
entire __
w totheCorliceBroc‘ kotJl.
thick. 'MWcod-workor abould ‘ l I
33m “(=an low: LOGIC O T
work. or on me. can 103 TB!
hour. It too pleeen
.per
ly known. though the bodice of all are not
Bodies arc conotently being
found and in come cocoa those of pcroona
who were not eup need to he loot. no that it
aroma rfootlv oo o to any the total loan of
exceed one hundred and fifty. if in-
duce not more nearly eppronch $00.
It euttcrly impoooiblc yet to give ede-
toilod estimate of the looaeo eoide from the
lldiuge deotroyed and damaged.
u carried away. made ruined. and
o of none of meadow loud rendered
. ueleee. The total loan must for
Thia valuable and beauti
. Seturdevo: llr. Albert
‘e Station. Thornda ; Wooeter
. Denbury. Fri-ingot on
too diatent. en t e other
i oddreaethe propel
“bio
Ateithcof tbcebeve
notice Ste-
will attend to calla if
doyo of the week. For Known no the
nice.
I. nuns“:
pieced.
from to co .. .
whore oew {31333335 '
wnficunnuflm..cfl3flmx.n - » a A I N s '
V I
THE GREAT TRUSTEE smuon,
AMERICAN PRIZE!
ful Stallion will otend for
of Ir. N Dick
at... run; 0. n. manor,
AT THE STORE O!"
one million dollars. and will prob»
,me nearer two million»
1' i I | .
. ...,.Tho Old Well Club cigar will nlwoyl
euit your tacto. Try them.
TEACHER WANTED.
A Moreo- entoo teach I ‘lieh bronchea.
lathernatica endgokheepin to a guiding
One who will robe cutire:cherge of the-to
have a attention permanently. Addroee.
od referenoeo.
ABEL “MK.
South Kuwait. Court.
on! .
Will
oat-
LOCAL NOTICES.
(1‘ Tucker chargea only 85 etc for hot
w Bova' Cape for no cents. at Footo'o
1" Ladies will do well to call and exoth-
ine our millinory department bcfc
chneing elocwhcro. El
C‘loe cream mode to order by C. B.
[I‘m MAPLE SUGAR at I. ll. Smith‘e.
u‘ C. B. D‘Artoie hao freeb confection-
ticable for extent and variety than for gran- cry
6......
lag. in to ion
Brown d5 Wilcox” oeili
r money‘awahcffloot Black-
a good brand
FOR SALE.
A PLEASANT 30“ FOB emu HONEY.
A good it I"!
w...» “ill: libid" °' “‘“L “'°" N "
“charge :Andxe' w k’érom the depot. All
e on bongo
nlro on the premloea. or one
at. c. A
nurture. mapmmth.
ADJOURN“
TAX COLLECTOR’S em.
The auction cult: of the :otote or We:
‘ ma‘oetoa lDietrtlot. wee
“it“ ant-u. more. until lay 33’.in
Wil- b. 30 .
con”... 33% m mil...
and Bridge emote
“no '
mm: .. GREAT venta'rv
‘mthe
SPRINGLnnd summon
mg; 7 TRADE,
by
oil 33:33.“ the ‘lowprice of
aired Shoe Blanking for
fete.“ .AJ‘olleemeo.
«adieu patent ehlrt Protector. at Elken
' Beautiful lowero end ribboue at
Mfilfl'“
the
end
liken d: Code
hand—Bron“ Note. lug-
u l‘reah
et‘ilSmlth
dcabcoentreStoecl'ci Mindoro.
at LTolleaOCo. on ‘
alumna '
oaedleaet «muwgiuii‘i? of
fliuwel water on, d
«bottled wateeatSJP. 'e.
tom
ole
I. M
. Ac!“
' i. nice all
Leonid .ry Bluefor
bring ‘yourifioombinga‘ ’ to 8. Pa-
] uplatrowhchy
ISTADIJSHBD.
“IOVAL.
ltuw‘ronm' leth. me.
or“. * ”Wwwr
m:
e
on we
cttmmodiona etoro e. ill Won‘t“
0t. With ooreeead
Porhfleoe i
llyeoha
extended
ltion for ‘
film... Wm“ M
tone.
.GJ.
4|“ Smithcfthe old Irmwlileeaeoalro
icx'rowrtemeoo.
mammm
um um rues. 7
to "All I‘l'lll‘l',
Oppffl. w. m . Greece-r.
ltwtllbeoteehod with the beat meat the sorbet '
ICE CREAM EREEZERS
arrow--1;
And \ull Seasonable IArticles, at
Clean Bill and Sine Mariel.
Thoettentionoftho nblicie eailodtoth Largo-t
- andcgeepeetdtcokof e
BOOTS AND SHOES
Iverhetorechrod. Everything in the line into
foundin' .
c. H. ->HA.RVEY,
loatbobcetwteoenounee intercom...
NORWALK.
a
. .mrmmnnewleo of bio celebrated
Illutrtlti ill Llilil‘ll,
“wwo‘m
LOCKWOOD’S HALl.
Tumbler errant-r.
Rome.
m ETERNAL CITY.
From the Colotacum to St. Pcterb oudlhrr
Vatican. :
FRIDAY NIG‘T.
110an or ENGLAND.
Front the Cattle of the llorrarch to the C..t
of the Pennant. '
SATURDAY NIGIIT. _
Ireland.
THE EMERALD ISLE.
The Wooden of the Couoeway. and Bi‘lul"
of the Lakes of Klilorney. '
Antique and Modern. Works of Art,
Alec one of tbcoe beautiful end hotly-mulled
allegorioa.
“ROCK OF 1633!“ AND “ElAYENWARD?”
Admiuiuu .................................... is eta.
coupon Tlcketo for the coerce One Dollar.
sore-rec Director hao adopted thio rate of at!-
mieeion in order to place? there truly lognltlceet
Art Inoctetnmente within the reach of all who may
dedre to witneeo them.
Carriagee may be ordered at haltpeet Nine o‘clock.
alc etoree.
Theheil will bereepcclall adapted'to the rivet
out» of Prof. Crotn’weil‘o Beautiful .3} 3m
oinrnent.
The letey amen need at ‘theeo entertainment. is
kindly furnie b I. If. Potter. Inelc Store. Well
8L. neat door-«to lilrdcld County Bank. Norwalk.
“08. C. LUXBARD.
Director-
'I'AI COLLECTOR’S SALE.
Notice in hereby glvn tbn the nuderolgued. under
N " 3:23 if ‘W” “"315" ”'13.“? “if“
I . on recto £0
' Ida’toievyend collect
named in
the ieca
fol Jug; A.D..
the following
RODNEY D. WYiisth.
at Granitcvillo.
morecrlcet.
may tune $3333th
‘%MW landforms-lieu»
tree decreed. weateriy by of
owtoee eoedltraiee “arrogant:
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