VOL. 5 NO. 31.
Isles-es of the Icon.
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I am often asked whether the moon has
my influence on the weather. or on vegrta
Poetry,
TI! 8323! ADS.
—-:o:— hie growth And a neighbor assures me
i? am" VIII"!!- thst if aworrn fence is built in the new
_ "‘ ‘0‘ — moon, the corner stones will settle down in-
“:23me to the ground. but if when the moon is full
the corners will not settle. Another says
the rays of the moon actually emit cold.
I will take these points one at a time. As
to its eflect on .vegetsble growth. it must be
exceedingly entail. The moon gives less
than a hundred thousandth part of the light
of the sun. The sun gives as much light in
one minute as the moon would in the whole
of tlve months, shining all the tune. I
think one minute of moonshine would not
amount to a great desl. I would rather trust
one minute of good hoeing and cultivation
than a whole manner of moonshine. “ He
that observeth the [moon] shall not cow. and
he that regnrdcth the clouds shall not reap"
(Ecol xi. 4. modified ) Yet an hour of
clouds would influence vegetation more than
a year of moon.
Again, as to its influence on the wettther.
Partial or limited records of the weather
show some influence—sometimes one way.
and sometimes another, but in the long run
the average shows there is no connection
between the moon and the weather. The
poor moon has much laid to its charge of
which it is entirely innocent.
Some years ago. We were trying to make
n kettle of soft soup. The lye was strong
for it flinted the family ltydrotnetei—s hen‘s
egg. An old lady present kindly suggested
that we were trying to matte soup at the
wrong time of the moon. I thought, on
the other hand. that the ashes were too old,
and that the potash had cessed to he onus.
tic. by combining with the carbonic acid of
the air. To prove it, I poured nturiittic acid
into in glass of the lye, when it rifervrsced
violt‘nlly. A portlonuf pulverized caustic
liuie was then thrown into the kettle, which
nhsttut‘trd the carbonic acid from the pol-
itch. and he had tirst rule soapiu ufvu‘ llllll‘
ill-‘3‘.
Nix—the moon is innocent of much that is
tail to its t‘h‘ltgt‘, and so far as \‘egr-tttlile
gnovthnventher. fence corners and soap are
wut‘cruedJ uni reminded of the old notch
The cot when ropoees
IV innocent love,
I stood in the glitter
0f starlight and moon.
{And when was " more mien") —
To warble a tune.
I sang of the starlight
That illumad the skies.—
Of the near light and far light
Front her laughing eyes.
And I begged her to watch
From her angelic rest.—
For I felt so forsaken."
And fly to my breast.
When up went the shutter—
Oh ecstatic bliss.
‘Twla aural! none but her.
So now for a kiss.
I‘ve a dim recollcuion
That something was done:
01: a moment‘s reflection
I think ‘twu a gun.
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WAIPS.
-' ti :—
"SHIT. Imi. 1.1! at!“ f"
“ lit-art. heart. lie still
Life is fleeting fut.
Strife Valli noon be past!
" I cannot. lie still.
Beat strong I will
“ “cart. heart. lie still t
Joy‘s not my. shit pain: but pain.
Either. tune loss or :siu‘”
“ i csnuot tie still.
But strung best i uill‘"
“ Heart. heart. lie still!
Heaven over all
Rule-e this earthly biti‘. "
"l cannot lie nllll,
Beat strong l wilii”
“ lleart. been. lie still i
“cwen‘s a“ vet grsee alone
(‘sn Keep in [scare its on it ‘
“ lat that me all,
And I all: attit‘"
Sheridan‘s lllfidc. geiiiuer uhosnid, “Dc moon ish gout for
w.- o _. tut-lion. to no sure. he shine When do him
his; is econ-stir speaking. it u flol good for inst. tiiugs tit“ illiuill l but when dry po dork its
to w glult.‘ AMDHIota. l‘lit‘ll, he no shine touch ill till—lie ish gout
lot. ruin nose in «nip and eouit ,_ its.) tiitxo. y“, ltd-ling.“
”in 4.5! -t . .;.:.t is itllg'tils‘f than tLe s\\t\i\l .
A: for the‘ruys omitting cold,“ the G!\
ltl‘turtlltlll is very simple. The clouds cover
the moon, unaltsrhulo the clear shy. and
no have no night frat-tr, hut the sstue sky
that gtvvsus fool “in...“ uluo the moon:
lighimihtt i~ all. «t‘orto‘potuivuwof {\iuu‘
\sts l‘uutsnn
Hurrah. unrun,
item
for Sheridan—if Because
i
All over the lttltl, you after your. bring
it“: in W. too it ml ll J or sud fill“. the
One Way to Refer!
Let every young man whose appetl c for
drink is consciously growing. but whose
conscience is not yet scared by confirmed
habit. adopt a plsn of making an- scour-ta
note of how he feels in the morning after
drinking too much the night before. Let
him analyse. as nearly in detail as he cal.
his thoughts and reflections when he first
whites up. and put down in hlrtclt and white.
s plain truthful description of them. I do
not refer to the sense of physical pain or
discomfort which always followaadebauch.
but to his moral condition in the early morn
ing. and in the absence of the fsctltlous ex-
citement of convlvlnllty. Let this be done
conscientiously. and let the young than read
over his own words carefully. and endeavor
to thoroughly realize what he has described
on paper. every time he thinks of tslting
e drink. and I believe that most young
men, controlled by principal. actuated
by n desire to do right end struggling
sgsinst the inherent weakness of human nav
titre, would in it short time come to the con-
clusion that the ”game is not worth the can-
dle." and. in many cases. eventuslly give up
the desire to indulge in so treacherous snd
delusivo it relief from ennui—so dangerous
and false s means of excitement.
. .
littitsplt on a Printer.
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leneath this stone is laid the form
Of one. a good type-'aetter.
Who. after life‘s eccentric and storm.
Distributes his dead letter.
Although on earth he was no sage.
Yet he was not as foot.
For while upon life‘s busy stage
He lived by one good rule.
Full many friends—at least a score
of aytnpathlzing faces.
Around his bed and glances wore,
As shorter grew life‘s Ipdcwt.
Ills case was not an empty one,
For he kept not a loot
Front others; so. his tasli being done,
no showed a good. elm proof
Throughout his life he‘d virtuous been;
Death. therefore. had no terrors
When he was summoned from the scene
0! his ten earthly errors.
Anti when the trump his soul shall vial».
To wear tin nugcl‘ s crown
(it heavenly toys he will part le~ ‘
hailed. linked up. pluiiedt town
“’
Stunt-nut M.tuui.tuu.-:A Sjrmeuse piper
can: ‘Fiftv your: ego the first daw of the
coming month. a very strungo scene was eu~
noted on the hi; hill at the tour of tho tini‘
vereity campus. The native forest turns
studded the lundsoetiw. One hrhrht Sunday
morning a toting \\t\ll\ttll and a vounu turtn
u eudnl lltt if “my to tlutt hill twforo \‘lQ‘
ho hit for it \‘orv l‘ttllltltllt‘ purposo ‘l‘nt‘t‘
~l-vo.l Tti‘lllv.‘ the Net and thou lrll on thei r
r '
‘ no.“ into“ an, \tllil l\ t‘httrhlo, how, to \itt‘ try lit’llllt‘lllnu.
tinzlt- mp rs l tovtry door, theterrdtle sigh. - 0.. ...w.
in: at u it n l ilf‘ll‘l\‘ l long that spite if“ Know . “.m. AN F...“ “I! 1‘90“.
if nil Pupil \
mtlrtl um
tlltl'i‘, Sherwin \ltlsl only
P“ . t\‘ --
The to t s h. on \\l‘ll tuclw grinders I
\\ in it four fruit tt‘lll have niulo their ulu i
pmniu‘o. the cult is twclte titty: old; in ti
when the. lust f-ur route forth. it is four
wwlu old, When lhv t‘oru truth appear.
the cult is eight months ul l. and when the
huh-r have all tint-ti the lit-lulu of the fluid.
teeth, ii is one your old.
The two years“ colt ill“ the kernt‘lmlho
durit unbalance iu the middle of the tmth‘I
crown—ground out of all the front teeth.
In the third rest the middle front teeth
are being shifted. and when three. years old
thew tire fltllldlllillfltl for the horse teeth.
The nest tour teeth are slltfuul iu the fourth
your, and the corner teeth in the filth.
At six years the horned ii \voru out of the
middle from tooth. and the hridiutueth have
new attained to their full growth.
At seven were it hoot: has been formed on
the corner teeth of the tipperjriw: the itch
not of the tooth next at the middle fronts is
worn out. end the bridle tooth begin to wear
till‘.
At eight years of sge the kernel is worn
out of all the lower front teeth. and begins
to decrease in the middle upper fronts.
in the ninth your the kernel has wholly
disappeared from the upper middle front
tot-.tii the hoolt on the corner tooth hes in'
creased in sine its the bridle teeth lose their
points
In the tenth year the kernel has worn out
of the teeth out to the middle fronts of the
lll’lltf’rjtth and in the eleventh yenrthc lee-r1
nil has Oullt‘vly v inlshcd front the corner
teeth of the some ] m.
At twilv'c years old. tho crowns of till the
front teeth in the lowcrjitw have become til.
angular, and the bridle teeth are much worn
down. As the horse advances in ago. tho-
gums shrink away from the teeth. which
consequently receive it long, narrow appear-
ance. and tin lr kernels hove nietnmorphm-
ml into R dnrltish point. grey linivsincrensc in
the forehead, the chin assumes the shape of
u
.\u-l iiixlu‘r \‘el thme smith of live pel-
t‘l'ttl ..runml. lwuxs‘lt. shave, and ion let
ytt from “Rhinukttitl rullitl tltc t‘l‘)‘ of vex
attuti ttm‘untruitrti; uniting the ltlmul of
(dell Milo iniu roll at -he thought, “is he
ttttt‘t‘t ‘ “ it "ill .l l\ in dw, u hlic Sheridan:
just only v-iutl \l snag.
itt
But thew‘ s it “NY, its \Vuntsuh'tnd know;
a psttt to the been of melt bold be“. and
men it certain moonlight night. it gtrl its
fair its the morning light we: heard to laugh
with all her might. As if the line w of
\annnl‘tiuti‘s hill. the shot a bright glance
st little l‘htl. then tltry walked and they
talked. and their hearts were any. sud Short
ldan jun uulv smiled an- my.
Still sprung from hot red line moving
only words bright to the stars in the who
ter it why, oi the unit of it unmet sweeping
faster so i fat-tor, fore hurling to bachelors
tout sod dlillltf. The heart oftlu glrlttnd
the heart of the master it) were hosting like
drums on the Fourth of July. were heating
like rain from on equinox ally; her powers
to please are none of them hid. and—l‘lillllp
don't laugh its much us he dltl.
\-
Putter his sourcing feet he csst theirjeers
who buntercd. “you‘re caught tit lust.“ and
his bachelor tsstcs all find nwny (like Juhsl
gut}- gm... lrs‘n'g psgl. tint-t mid the chi us do
more us a sticking (low, smote hitn with shy
or: it full of low. And lo! they are nearing
their haven dear. their wedding day (fr tw-
eth rery dent. sou Slieriden smiles from car
to ear.
‘1
The first that the General saw was the
group"! wedding guests. then the presents
intwup. What wnsdonu. what to do, he
knew like a bo‘ik. then setting her bond
with the lovingcsf. look. he marched down
the mom ‘niid smothered hours. and the
, . . an eagle.
friends on each eldt: held their breath then i
because. the wards that the pii-st spoke ’
compelled them to pause. with lace ,md Anecdote of Finn,the Actor.
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with silk the fair lady was guy; by the fl .sh
of her eye and her fan's nervous play. she
seemed to the whole smiling: Country to say.
“The conqorrt-r's cnrquercd. don‘t you see,
lo! Sheridan here surrenders to met"
vtt
the glasses fill.
Finn was once it witness for the prosecu-
tion in it case before the Court of Common
Pleas. in this city. and his testimony was so
direct and conclusive that the council for
the defence thoiizht it necessary t i discred-
li him. The following dialogue ensueti :
Hurrah. hurrah ; “to Mr.
and Hrs. Little Puiil ... And when’hls "W f"‘.\lr.|l-"‘inn. you live in Street; do
no is pluced on high under the dome of the 3' 3;; .1 d“ "
Union sky—the American 8 vidier's Temple
of F.-rne—-be it said in letters hnlf a mile
long. in letters bold and bright and stmng.
here‘s to his wife who blest each day, tty
keeping trouble and care from Sheridan (of.
lent) twenty miles away!
was.“
" Why. Sarah.“ rerun: bed a schoolmaster
toa young girl who find fai‘cd t) give a
satistcctory answer to a question in arith-
metic. “ when I was of your age, I could
answer II question in arithmetic that was
asked at " “ Ifyou please. sir. I csn rive
you a question I don‘t think you can an-
swer." " What is it. Satan 9" “ Why. air,
sunrise onesnple caused the ruin of the
whale bean race. how many apples would
this to make a barrel of elder P" The
school-hater fainted.
“You have lived there s great while i“
“Several years."
“Does not n female live there under your
protection 9“
"There does. "
”Does she hear your name t"
“She is eeittlnly known in the neighbor-
hood by the name of Mrs. Finn."
"Is she your wife 9"
“No, we were never legally married."
“That will do, sir; I have no more to
ask."
“But I have something more to answer,
sir. " replied Finn with spirit “The Mrs
Finn of whom you have been pleased to
speak with such levlty. is my mother; and I
know but one man base enough to breathe
alight against her. You. sir. can guess who
he is. Brno. she is under my pretectlon.
She protected me through my infancy and
childhood and it is paying a small port I
owe her. to do as much for her old sge"
The baled lawyer heinotaaotberwordto
say—3:.
Ltshoteltsbte one under react-hermit
bkaelghhr,“1’histanstbca healthyplaec
for chicken“ “Why.“ asked the other.
“Mlmssssaydssd ones here.
abouts.“
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mascots editor chug-fix don‘t '3
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sync-amul- Goa-catechism“.
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hshlsuugs-satwlthav-qhdy. is-
“dew-assistants“
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_ allow!“ mmflufi
' less-cm “
coll‘vt‘ llult‘o.
satire on the usual limit llo Wit Clinton for
unis—sienn- nuns: M‘
“some“ wuss ans-W
f“
lturcs. \Vilt‘l the .suu wus fully up they
more minted mu h min r with l\ kin, and rflfl|0n|0AbQ, fl“
t‘i tspluc itlt hands raised tho lr right hulltlr
to littti't‘ fl, and thus not tlioiusoltoi ‘lu “,u‘;“"l{,‘$‘:§ “m,,‘,‘.‘g:‘“.“,‘ht":mwm“ “a:
the pron two of ti ti and tho light uivlno sun spmtttTlty tuvtteasluueot thcpithlle humane
uo pledge to each other our low, our lives, 98lltl~u 13.0‘003‘3“
our stmtif M It leliw, an loutr lid \to shell lu- a E g) . g (l 13 A u no.
it thii tho tlillt“\ noulohcd culh‘ The} an
inlet much other ttgtlill With it Ni“. end then
returned to town ttnd lil‘oeiltfustetl ill (‘oolt‘s
After ltl‘i‘dltf‘lnl they took pits-
the “WWW put of the state and were never
heard from thereafter Tradition ayathat
they hurled somewhere on this hill abort
eontniuittn their mutt-s. why they preferred
such it method of merryhur sud whither they
intended Rollin. This box wus found ttvcn
ty yours afterward, but the writings won it
litcrstod beyond lvgihllltv. “
firm» “-
Quttttit At‘touuonwious HA littly tittv‘
«ling iltrutllfll s Wtstcru suite, some years
um wnaohligod hy the luuluiuonoy of the
weather to put tip at scountry tavern in the
buck woods
r
logs. and tire acnerslly tlfteert feel. in also.
They have but one room, which answers for
ltltll drnu leg room. dressing-room and
kitchen.
it having been the first time that I but! over
hmi the extreme felicity of registering my
nnute on the book of one of these metropol-
itnn cccotnmodntlons I was much surpris-
ed til the arrangements. I observed it few
men changing their clothes—or more prop-
erly performing their toilet—and i address-
rd theisndlord with:
“Is this the only apartment this house
has?"
“Yes ina‘mu; isn‘t tint enough f"
"But huvu‘t you got my other rooms for
ladies ?"
“No."
"What it hcrrlble arrangement i But. how
do the ls lics do f“
“They draw a clinllt merit around their
hf‘d, and while dey take otfdere cloths un‘
tings, no gen'lmen is ’iowed to look ober dc
white mark ' ‘
W
To run Youuo lien or rare Futon—A
wounn‘s reputation is easily soiled: a
thoughtlvss tvor l—vin ill-timed Jest—spoken
in the billiard hall or club room has been
magnified by malicious minds until the
cloud has become dork enough to overshad-
‘ ow her whole existence. Then. young men.
never use It lady s name in tin improper
place. at no impmper time. nor in mixed
company. Never make any sssertions shout
her that you thinlt are untrue. or allusions
that you feel she herself would blush to
hear. Ever respect the mono of a woman
for your mother and sisters are women, and
as you would have their nemesunturuished.
and their lives unlmbittcred by the slander-
er' s biting tongue. heed the ill that your own
words may brine upon the mother. the sis-
ter, or the wife of some fellow-creature.
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A countryman brought a shirt in Raleigh
N. 0.. which was the first. white one be had
owned. The next Sunday he was to be
married. and that was the impatient aces
sion that had incited hint to the purchase.
The shirt had a nice starched boson.“
was open in the beck—a style new to
its possessor. After careful study. he put
it on with the opening in front. concluding
thstthastli mwaatoteaoadss acid
of shoulder-bruins torn-he hintstsndercet.
Thosdrasred, he tnet hlsbridrattbeehurolt
door; bustier knowledge funnier than
his about shirts. and she made Elt- genesis
and reverence garment before It. would
allow the creamy to priced.
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Ara nines-units ween-ire it living by
“forging. or carpenters who do little
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The hotels of these sections ere bulltof I
nouns snornnnsmmrismn
an. [ear ..... 00.0010lelensis. ".0!
angle (topics. I cents. ‘
I‘M NOT“ I! mural.
No paper discontinued until all arrest-ages '
paid. e‘soept at the option of the pithl hilaher.
tar-Ilsa of Advertising.
3 i
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liu. Iln. din. sin. goal. xool. tool.
til (I)
Sm
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1 week
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lrnonth. avg—till 500 6*) GM 00 ,
9 too 700 8001.1” 3‘“! “H”
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6 " itiiti 'isiiii 1m i586 ssfi'ifi'io 'tl'i’
iz’m'ee'oo'ilfi’srw asoo WWW
19 l
H’ One inch spat. constitutes a square. betel
WWW
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andnsa Deaths inserted gratuitously.
title“ It! cents per line.
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omcsrsmsssummuum
Also (trusses. rr
sci erdsstnents will he cenntsd less than one square. 1.?
ilPBillll. ilillll‘lililii
. Cabin passages by the lesdlng
Steamship Linea.
u are in to lumps.
don‘t. fall to 903“!" and ad out Triage“ be done
MELVILLB 3. HEAD.
loath Norwallt. Ct.
«innoce-
8818!!
,8 llllIinLK AND NEW YllliK,
BO Osnts.
On and alter Tuesday, June let,
The Ipisndtd and isvcrtts Itssrssr
NELLY WHITE,
w
million ail titanium. ,
Madame —Ooole
Open House Block Iotrtll N
walls. Conn.
Invites the ladies to examine her
STOCK 0F MILLINER
Just opened for the 'Sprlttg Trdde.
DRIOOMAKINO
In all its branches. Dresses“ cut and baated Peta
terns cut to tit the for-in. tour a d reanolltans
cleaned. dyed and pressed in all the
A share of patrolling is solicited
H188 ELLA l} Sll'l'll
Invites the attention of her customers and the la‘
dies of this \ lclttlty to her entire new steel: 0
cps-us and Summer Ill-
! nor-y Goods.
Comprising all the hottest designs and nowltlaa in
BONNETS, HATS 6t TRINNING
All are renowned to «all ml sessile
euloc iuy pri m to he as low as any
PRIOOINO C ALTIRINO
m \r in fnshtottuble st in tmtnptlv attended to.
initial-swim mundiwhsualutitii tn
trunnion; (invent?
'l‘lthliltY.t tziutun'l‘
llAtt‘t). E'l‘t‘.
DAILY it WEEKLY PAPERS.
tints .
S
Germanic House.
ttmuer at our aim t sud Railroad Hm.
lleat it. Y. W Users leala at all
lanes. i1-
THE OLARK HOUSE,
sown NORWALK.
armature r e NJI. a. name.
m Geo. Clark. Agent.
'1‘ a. gamma.
D I R T I B T .
htfldtiftg teeth and lnaertlu artllelal dentures a
peelalt!
0"")! 0V!!! swonn‘s thartuttu “NIT".
oil-y south “crwsln.
” W. H. LAVALLII,
[Ins-so Punishing Goods and
TI'IIIRI.
Main at"
South Norwsllt.
ills-ditto.
‘ltANK A. TOLLES a: 00..
D“ II
GRUCERIES PROVISION S,
Preserveddellles. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OFIRA HOUSE ILOOK MAIN 07.,
ill y sou'rn NORWALK. 001m.
B- TOLL“
W Dealer in
Stoves. Tin Wm. Cooking Utensils.
Ila-rs sad Ileana Far-labia. Coeds.
M ta Roofln clam Ocppe r and chet Ironwork
“if".ig’g too Jobbing "of all kinds may
t on
‘i-lJ WASHINGTON em. com NOBWALK.
' GREGOBY’S POINT
MARIN! RAILWAY,
sou'rn nonwsus. or.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. -
Vessels Built or W of M Nettle.
Furnltaifiep for vessels, Paint. Oils. Deck Varnish.
”it? mw' 'a'tli‘l‘P’s. “it.
NOTICIZB
In response to frequent solicitation. Dr Pitch will
”an. Scleol to Day Pupils,
in the Primary. Business and f‘lssaleal Departure“.
The winter session will commence
MONDAY. JANUARY 8%. 183.
!'0r further particulars inquire of
38.3. drum m1.
0l.‘.0.0. GATESA II. M“ Wfifli
BABIEN SEMINABY,
srv. c. w. sum. mm.
A“ “OI-TON I“
TOMA”
P08 WWW“
calling Nh?l:.€ .
nsnnnssnsm
1.000 TONS. .
csamas screens.
Buyer and. Yours'g Moss A
‘thl leave South Norwslh. every week day at s: so
‘ .Rctufl'tlu will leave pics in. is. it.
f.
not Lat non): °° °' m"
ms.
..andfroinfootoflt‘astblld 8t.
' ‘ Fare 50 Cts. Excursion Tickets 90 Ots.
lumen not regularly checked will be at the risk
“office
ht latest at Pro liar t
l Maud. on ' no In es. Refreshments
WHITE’S PBOPELLEBS
Will continue to wilt tar t l t
Walk Bridge andm sow°r all; atopplgk "I ”him N3
md‘°i°3°ii°m“‘ ml“ ftelgtt a. a... ”til.
I V9 0
bury and Norwslhltallro‘ad ‘ pate ‘
l‘roducc sold as heretofore. Freight at usual rates.
F'A “persons are forbid trust: an or the e
of thehosts tsuft thlallac usinlaecouy st of tTt‘s
owners thereot
“8&3“ hltc will
It theme 0:th
South N orwalk
RIAD THIS,
Borough Peeple.
AT THE OLD STAND 0F
alive s sin ti Gregory stain
nuownind nxtlce going up. given
36018. suors it ensures
t‘fal Mild“. it the lowest taslhtecaah
.‘ng og‘l.:mos‘t‘tt‘ww heath Rid bit g: at“...
ltoIdol talcu‘tlwususlt cs.
A LARGE LOT 0?
Ladle-i Rubber-s. second
quality . Price A. ets. tt pale.
Mens’ ditto V0 etc. a pair.
hamanermtofgmdgacescf all kinds. st
Come and Sofia.
lures dare ran right by the door. he not for-
place
gattbe
ELY’S BLOCK.
scorn niosswsur. o's‘.
«WV—”...“ ...1 -. .m.....« .. “W ......
Basso!- Bowls & ladies
At ii. K. Lockwoon's.
Quantum a: son
Ravi sold their lease Gcf the heels Hotel. at
South orwallt tonne. ranch‘lal of Red
It. us win item aim the or attention to
Dorian fillouse,
GREGORY'S POINT.
This favorite summer resort bellow upon it a
Magnificent Hotel
constructed durl the lastyear. SPLINDIDILY
FURNISHED wit all the most
‘Modern Conveniences.
And will be a most desirable woterin place for
while it. will alter grea y increas-
ed facilities aud attractions for
Mt 'Baiei, Evening Partiii,
And all summer amusements. A well appointed
BILLIARB ssLoou
i'l‘wo Pavilion. twinge
Bummer”.
Arc along the numerous atttraettcns of this
FAVORITE RESORT.
These and both Pavilions will be lighted
w these. .-
Stedmsn & Son
I also ’ thelcascand red
~..i'.......' W. “New
ROTON PO
“0‘“
“an. Pic-n
can contrlbotc‘.‘ to
Milt!
will M
wan—um W
_ Magnificent Grove
that covers to Met-ca .
The Gravely Beach
magnum, my, «en-hem
LOUIS J. BLAKE;
Attorney d: Counsellor-crime,
one. is Swerve mum,
SOUTH NOBWALK, 0088.
3:.th W nestsqtrly‘i [I Iaivllle I. led.)
ratios on as n on!
Marina rtsef the State. Ocnm—'
ancln carefully executed. collections lily
attsn silt
one. honrsfretnen.x.ttlltax..frotnt!'..lto
BPHI: from‘fP.)l RN.
or
merry a Fancy
GOODS
A'I'
Mrs. H. Krieger’s
WASHINGTON ST”
tonal Nos-walk.
Opposite A. DICKERMAN & SONS.
HAIL OOLJ MIIA!
AREIARKABLI 301.1!!! will take place some
tints in 1 870
P58883913! 18!.
will eclipse all «bamboo-Isa it is not injured
sightseeing, will not condo the pc- or
Imps rial Clean Inlt.
nuns-c
new and reallv Inc. Al!
‘I Tooth You dcr. m
801:“;
for Penile
if
REMOVAL.
JOHN SCHAUB,
Has removed his
Boot and , also. “on.
To the stand tenderly accounted h: R. If. Friehard.
Opposite the Post Glee.
Where he will beeps full stock of All kinds of
Ieu‘s, Boys’. Women’s and Chil-
dren’s
BOOTS C. SHOES
0f the Latest Styles.
Mania! attention held to
CUSTOM “’ORIK.
All our own work is Wm arautced to five satisfac-
‘H s BRO W mm...
. . . solicit
JOIN It!!! “ll.
itlatvh e3. ltmt.
KINGSPOBD‘S
Ofi‘VEGO
t‘ttl: sun
Silver Gloss Starch.
Merchants-y.
“Wl'fltc'flfltw B‘s‘
'1‘ KINGSFORD 85 SON,
Gim‘::aamlg:me'fh::lmt dim“
;; .uncdnmns"...tnmw
ruse-mm
OSWEGO 0081i SIAM,
For Mina. Ilene lance, Ice
0 E“. And preserves
is the "original-J‘vh‘llshsd altos. ”Mu“
then any "other article olthe thehl nil attired. ell her of
the some none or wt
ermnsou them so:
grated sutho‘rtty all kn:
Net-ti; dtegndic chfimaad ftnestl gpropsttlss
“Mundane for snaking Puddings. Ottrtards. ete..
accompany cstuicltpo tuidpanhsgc
lee Bale by all Fleet-erase Grocer-s.
HUMAN HAIR.
(Having secured the services or
PROF. .18an JEAN,
hoh had never- rsexparien once in Paris. and
w as is fullyw oompetcu to do
' All Kindsgair Work
Mg; no.1:- Dunning.
fifl?‘ Mtg; .hIllv‘hgb‘p: “:11. :1; 39‘
SWITCHES.CURLS. BRAIDS cc
artistic inane constan
Efin‘d‘r‘hll stock of the 6rahtrvc w Mob 1 W
”‘80 FIR OIN‘I' OHI‘PII
Than any other dealer in town. Give ines call.
8. PAKULSKI.
THE PLACE TO BUY.“
Drug-guts Aces-oath.
Sup. Sponsor. Select Drusr.
Fluid. Extracts. Fleur Sulphur,
Pure Drugs. Perfumery, Patentflediclucs.
mixers. Extracts. Eye Stones.
Gunphor. Cloves. Oohclt. Cards.
Kernels Powder. hires.
a
’Druggist Sundries. Dash-inc. Dlgatallne.
’m Bum Bay. Ros. Ragweed.
Uvawfietpl. Timbrelias old to lend.
Games. Gum sudac. Gum Trcgacuntth.
Gelattne, Glue. Gull Arabic.
Idem hdeiiiblc Ink. Indigo.
mum Salton, Sine. Senna.
Tongue
SPBEG UPEllIllll! :.
an:
Wholesale confection“
ICE CREAM NANUFAOTURERS,
brthswhola-leaadrstdltrada.
NO.'Al-K. ODIN. U
Fltr‘oté . er
9: W
w “’51 W
IIII'INII.
T308. 1". CROFT,
mans-st: 6mm
amummorzmrm
I 72'.
mum-i vellum I
at... or at this cues. will promptly net's-d tn.
latte-aces
Jena-V m. summary.
‘fistmmu'. ”Warm“.
one
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE co.,'
or WATER‘I‘OWN, N. 1.,
Assets eves- 0100,000. 00,
O. I. VII-808m
Agent for
la'l ' "8*WII‘I'PO-I‘,
Olcaasn dcertchlrlaldmmm Nor“!
JOHN HUTOBINGS.
formerly new“! a MI. lire nlecli. Ids
street. cents neural! “new forthc past pat.
onsgc received rrnnihts customers. he hopes. h‘y
hoopla: a good mans-ta Groceries. to cast
their “probation. ad secure a generous share of
their patronage in the future i-tf
BELL n HILSDON,
“Ma-dissonance
—-ur-—
OYSTERS. OMS. FISH
AND LOBSTER.
Web: bytha Darrel and Gallon. ,
Telltale Catatip by the lialf Pint ct Barrel.
riot? awe "entrances.
was! 0? W
South Nos-wont. Golan.
H '
cur—v
lfsrwalh Stea- Dyciac and marina
Establishment-
Factory and once. east of Horse RR. depot
”armaments“
Watmdupldtsthamm
Wail “twat
Gentlemen'a Garments
waaewasdtaiprsved Mustangs»;
twoaars _
I! l I) G L O 7 E I
elsaasdlaaasdarJMeobatwcstesaaltsaswa
IOOeItaperPatr.
Biff: 3:15.: £31333.-
JOIN II. SMITH.
r 1.. o a. I a '1',
asrmormmnmrttermasss
city of death Nerwalh econ.
Plantsaadflawersatatldeasell-
fcrhnsralsfmlabetandtastafllilar
rangedtocrdsratahmnotles.
GO TO
H U R I. B U 'l' 'l" 8.
He will doyoune h—_erm.
In summer he will keep you cool.
In winterae will keep you warm.
BASS’ ALE,
The Best Family Liquors.
IOT‘I‘LIO LAOER.
not 17 Im <2er clam:
COR KAI! A2". «'10.? 81‘s.. BOUT! mwxrx
NEW FIRM
At: the Old Stand.
Mes-rs. Malling- an it“,
have
Tet-
Wouldrcsggetfall” inform the bllotltat
«mile at ylatel condom hysilas
tic. sedate prepared to unit setcre all kinds of
monitors s wsuoxs to ones.
we
t‘snelnan‘ostworknsnllbsrnmir.
WM” allwdthbuaam;
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cuss. some“.
sauna».
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FIRST-CLASS
Jon volume
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w ”13m ice-assessors.
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4am MMMEL
WNW—r. amass.
N. J. Onw.
Dally India have leash Kuwait.
asstmafli For Its-buy. tater-east
Atd::::I‘.:} “a! ‘
forallata
watt.“ til ticnscanaabaryand slab
At mm. Al. for m and late-flats
At 1135. Ex. Wt M.
Leave Danbu m
At one and 0:31. a £135.33?“ ans. 95'
sent w. annex.
meant.
r
GUM mom.
Trains leave w at laa‘ Iarwak
For New York.
M m AR‘I. legion tarps.
\
a ‘: Amen-chaos.
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when-swam
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(“first tits. ass. "" unfit. assets (I:
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'
BOOTS s. SHOES
Where’s-d calmness-him,
cannula.
Five Per Cent- m H
JOHN SCHAUB’SV
, OnpoflIoPastonee. .
santh “mm %
uncut: w. "s’sssh' .
”hell“! ”
GROW?
PROVIIIONflu'
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