Wm
“11"";an ea. tit.
mammal: QU
thedutisaofthie Board, eddt
all“.
be. it. Atthe close ofsaeh tel-not eehoaliu
Inflow“ ad on the osmotic “Micheal Vir-
Iterethee the reheat-v rehash ortbe elm-letter
loch ter- heve been kept in oil Reports according
tehw. the eel-(tn. shell drew att order so the
tmmumuhmatmmthsn-ol
we.” ancient. and no lore thou to nut-loot.
to pay the am incurred by raid dirtrlrt for
said term. for the weave of teachers tierludlu
beard.) feel. Ind incidental Wihbi expense.
incurred by the dietrlct for the show ham-d pur
poses. «rte; the reboot year. do not exceed the
uncut: Ind epea for such dietrtet es provided lit
the preceding section. let it such expenses crowd
salt nasal. the total been! or Oeheol Visitor-a and
select lea than not. within mm days, Iflttf tho
cioea of tho to)“ you. I‘ll decide whether or out
the expenditure il am of the lithium and upon
wee nausea" to animate the cohort or schools or
the district for the line required by but. it asltl
bot-d ehsll decide that such addlttonsl espouse rm
my. the “return shall drew sit order on lho
town mfll‘ torn moat summit to pay the
cane; but it sold lot-t boatd shell decide that such
edditioeal expense we- re: necessary. the dt-lrtct
N.
lithe-ext must town need-gonn-
Veraand lawyers wiilbecallcd “to
approveor diaepproveof theréeutsiioo
dtbeloint‘oardoffielcctncneud School
Vhitora halting down theupproprletioua
fumaMthevurbudktrict submit) be-
low thew-nudm District Committees.
That our reed-repay hateful coda-stood
privilege-
end “dhwhmhrntter. we
quotetho math- law reistipgto it:
Goo. is. The .ebeoi Visitors and returnable
“mmu-mtmmt attheao»
“unmawrltto-orpriotdmtof
theistlloutofeechnd eliofthe public schools
in out-w: rues. school yoaraext preceding.
«cased-etc ofthoeeetofaeeh schooleforthe
cur-t soled m. Sid board ehallolnmnor
Months “tactileyefOetobertacaehyeu-Jx
_themus-oenuwhlchlathetrimtwillbe
coldest tops: the wens of toeehera (ll-eluding
Mt tube-due bade-sol «marmala—
um theseheelelnthe var-tour districts withle
thmcthl of loch town. for tho Mid. during
them yewr. list More melt-ed hylsw.
orhyvoeedthetewmtobe uni-toiled: slid-hell
outttytbersspoetivamortheumelmmta
shah pay it. eaten the Iowa otherwise order.
Theydnt Board of Selectmen Mid School
Visitors not on the iilh of October lost. its
required by law. and after receiving the es-
tilnetoe of the Committees of the various
Districts. made the eppropriations. and the
following lebie shows whet amount Will
asked for by each district. and the sllowauce
Iede by the nosrd:
3° 1: I! If] AIKID NR.
cl .
Over Ring. . m"! ‘35:?
Gem}. 33th)
South orwell. 3.733
2...“... til?
i
North rm iru ttt .
em no... ° ‘" :2
Total. 5315
epproprisled last year.
South Norwelk.
Centre. .
Over River.
Down Torre.
North West.
South Five Mile River.
33lo float.
Middle Rive Mlle Ritcr.
North Five lilo River.
River.
is in thc’followiog districts:
South Five Kilo River.
South Norwelk
Ovur River.
Centre.
North West.
North Five Xlle River.
Broad River.
to: encircle:
Over Riva.
Centre.
Don Town. _
Earth Norwelk L aloe.
North Wear.
North Poem.
3'lo East.
River.
hath It“ Ill. River.
.llld
die Nye lilo River.
North rive Ills River.
below so follows:
Over liver.
in“ Town.
.looth Nor-nib.
mouth Five Nile River.
These emouuts mutt be ruined by the Dis
tricte. unice- tha town votes at its out itl'i‘
and town meeting to "otherwlio ortlt‘n"
provided. however. that thinlut action at
the Boerd is in accordance with the law. as
quoted above. which makes it impendin-
ttpoe the Board to fix the reversl smountu
which in theirjudjmeot will besufliclvut to
pey the expeem of mslntelulnr tho school-
iIt the verb-us districts wlthla the jurisdic-
tioe of the town. for the current year. om or
W the tad of October. The law uttduubt
edly let-eds that the ullowaecee to the dis.
triers should he made before the 15th of
October. But whether the cello. of the
Dating NW. 8th was lewd or not. tho
Board did not comply with the law in math-
iu the appropriation. for we no informed
cod believe that it did not then nor does not
now consider the Income sufficient for the
Isl-hum of the schools in all the dia-
m .'
Thou ageln the Board. we think. hes not
carried out its own plea. but instead of up-
proprtating ”lb per sehulsr. it has in
unlit] allowed about 07.85. This reduction
h earned by acne of the smaller districts cell
in; for and being allowed loss than their
proportion—they preferring to send their
danced scholars to the letter district
whole.“ provided for at the lest town
letting.
Detour Seieoturuud Visitors say there
“be retrenchment in town expenses.
Vent-ten Homouecratothhprovlded
B'mhmwmtdetrimttothcbcst
mathematical.) tbeecbools
0-be: selectedforthie purpose? Wedo
“mil-titiepropoeedtorcduce
Echo-e tot-echo what fieywere lest
huh‘stlutowa exponential ere
“Abmmmmm he
_ MAB!“ with“?!
”Infldfiihmhillebteome
Flam
arm
“minty-Ir. Been
ALI-DWI”.
.lJ‘tll
. has
5.750
3.7".Iii
moo
M“
hi"!
318
“1.1mm
There ere three other districts. the North
Centre. North East, and Middle Five Mile
River. that are out included in the album.
These. lost year. were allowed #3. .25.
which. on the ground that they were to have
the auto amount this year. would IllVl'
brought the total appropriation up tu $29;
747.4l.which is 31,057.16 more than was
Put comparison wo
print the appropriations as made but year:
$3390.00
demon
Adam
m
i
“—1”;-
.4
40
I!)
see
till
Kl)
"Mi
4!”.
58
artisan?
From the above it will be seen that while
the Down Town District asked for end was
ellowrd 315.0012“ than in 1874. the increase
t tm
This lrttvcs $3900 to be recounted for.
which probably is in the appropriations to
the Districts not included in this years list.
At an utilourncd meeting held on the 5th
Of November. the previoua action of the
Bond on the 11th of October. was reconsider-
ed». sud so a result of that meeting it was
decided to make the apportionment lipnn
the hull of the enumeration and Nelslt‘rt‘tl
stleodoncc in each district. allowing $4.00
for each enumertled scholar lint] $5.00 ouch
for registered scholars. This brought lilo nl
lowance to each district down to the fallow.
' .tuo
Ilium
tats
em
1.351)
Ill
fin-i.”
b!
1.06?
d. ‘0
57‘
h
"3.60715
This will «use a dedceuey iu the dlnlrtct.
Lllfi
.lefi
if!)
Lilli
but
6.3:;
58888
8
a the wt of teachers. rte..hsve
been node for the north Wricte must
neat thus obligations if the town does not.
Itinehaas it . the 3‘!“th films
impure-i or ’ meldfa p
troubh logic larger districts. sod thee“
foreete pints-fate the sdoptloo of the pet
scheme Quote of the visitors. vi: t—Oom
on}:
first time in town meeting. and again at the
town election, end the people have declar-
ed emphatically against it. preferring the
district system. ’
A: we stated last week. there can be no
greet objection to the apportioning of the
school funds to the verlous distrieis upon e
hula of scholarship. but there is l\ very de-
cided objection to melting the allowance per
scholar below what is ectuttlly needed to
meintsin good schools. By referring to the
proceedings of the last town meeting. we
and that it who then virtuelly admitted the!
some of the reboot: in the smaller districts
did not provide adequate means for tho ed-
ucation of the children in them. and to give
better edvuutagcs to these children the fol-
lowing vote was passed:
“ MW. that tho Baud ofi‘Scbool Visitor-e be
luatrurtod to setholdne the WM?“ South )lorwwlh.
sad Over River School Dietrieta 9 receive odvutcod
echelon from other Districts 0?! application of the
echoin- or the District , trees to the Acting
\‘l-ltm
Now we and that these three districts are
the very our: that no mmt eflbt‘tul by the
lust action of the Board ”about \‘laltmv.
stud it to also it feel thetflzc emollvr district:
have sent udvaueod pvhoiurato tllvato die.
triers instead of provldim: for them within
their own limits. Nowfwo tilt. is it riuhl
or consistent to fort'o uputt thvuo dirtrieta
the duty and expense of education avholsto
from other tilatrlvti. tutti t‘hlli‘t‘l them to do
it without atidlmt to thvlr expvuroa.‘
llttl Wlit‘i‘t‘lli is the evobmtty in this move‘
moot! The orpettvesuf the schools mutt bv
paid. and we submit if it it not vhwuwr for
lltt‘ tlllli‘lt‘lrl to my for thupt out nfllw lowu
l‘tmds than to be to tho expeuao of lttyluu it
tax Mill t‘ullct‘litlg it in the (Ilill‘lt‘l‘l. 'l‘ltv
tilrtrlvttt lhvtt have llt‘l‘lt reduced mo tltv
lergvrt out: and pay lunch the gmtlual por»
lions of the loves of the tuwu‘.‘ lhoy lil\\‘t‘
the but whoola. but no hotter than they
should have. Mill they ulmultl turn out
town tut-cling day null allow that lltvy hntve
no aympitbv with any personal quarrels.
end are drtermlurd that the acbuola shall be
maintained.
If tho tlcllutllrl mu coating mtlltl than we
can «third to ptty then reduce the term to
30 wet-hi. but let the reboot: he kept up to
their preucul mouthed. In this district wo
have what in admitted to the boat of buy of
the schools in the town. and its Cost is willi-
lu the buuuda of reason and economy. “till
his than in some of the ulllt‘r lxtl'gctlistrh‘ls.
There have liven attempts in the distritt to
injure tho schools but tln‘y liltvv failed. and
now tvo cull upon the luv [lilyt‘l‘iillltl Il'lt‘IltId
of good school-i to make till t‘qunl ctl‘ort lit
the town meeting to tho one made in tho
district lust rumtttt-r. and with the compon-
ti-m of tilt other dia’lricli. uvoltl trouble by
voting the amount broth-ll tortut the svltools
the current year.
, Our cutomporury. Ibo (inwltv. in com.
mending the action of the Board, apcttlts of
the “ ourruus" expense of the itchools. Did
our Worthy colomporery over do any figur-
ing on this question? Let its soo what it
costs: The grand list of the town is about
$7,000,000 00, hml u too will tax raises $70.-
00000; {303000.000 of the amount is tit-stroll
for cducali mil purpost'r. A man with two
children owns property usscraod for $1.000.
He pays into the town treasury $10.00;
“.00 of that amount goes to pay for routin.
puupcrs, intumt on the debt. t‘If‘..llIl(I $4.00
for one year's tuition of his children. This
looks wrll enough, but bcsldvu this that
“.00 assists to educate the children of his
neighbor who in: no property and pays
no ttxci.
pay» only his proportion of the costs of tin-
schools. It may be of no dirt-ct interest to
the very wealthy man to Il'tVL‘ gum! public
schools. tit ho ii libil‘ to s ~ud his children to
private institutions til it (unit of from $400
to tamper annum.yt~t his interest in the
public schools is mt grrut if Iml gn' lIf'!‘ thou
the poor man‘s. forupuu the principles in-
culcelcd by education tit-prim. the et'ctlrlly
and SilCl'l‘dlit‘hS of his petsou lILItI pt tpcriy.
It is for better to p :y for tho education of"
:lte lllllssrs. :llliI tltu t‘unst‘tiucut lluprm’uttlt‘ul
of society. than [1 pay for pollcv and no.
oust. Si‘litllll ll'tllS‘i lift‘ cheaper and I‘t‘lit'r
thou jtliri. hull while outbox-our lulttuli or
school ayxlem arr pc-t'foct (the sumo my bl-
suit‘l of all other human Ililll“llleIlI!lIIIt-p).
it is u foot that 80 per cent. of the Cllllllllltll
of New England have u \‘ery manure ctlu
eulluu. if indeed they are able to [mid and
write at till. Ignorance is the mother of
vice; enlightenment rind wuultb. education
and freedom go tout-lb": the hope of hu-
ttmuity is in it grout tlvurce bound up in
the poulbilllly of tblllt‘ttlllltt the mums?
and we belltve e that tl‘lly of the pvnplo of
this town do but look upon education us it
luxury but a necessity. and that any reason:
hblo expenditure tuolmtltt “Wit and women
of itttcllitrvuoo ill but u whale of motley.
,3, 6..“
FOREIGN (‘ORRESPONB ENCIC.
.‘lu- Sunsv. Oct 97th. i873.
llrltlt SRNTINEIa—w
l found it hard to leave Lvmtlmi. ‘I‘bmuult
tho ltlml odious of “coin. 'l‘ltuckvrty. lilok
obs ubd s score of other English wrttvru. 1
bed bottle to ulstty “Nilnllliliitltu ill the
plaice. that it nomad like whnlmue inc-lvlli—
ly to leave town without ulvltttr ”will to
hutch M ti tingle gloom: of rocugultluu. ‘l‘ltlu
renewal of old friendsblpu—aome of them
ufee lone clouding so the period of nursery
rhymes is distant—wot Ml vspurleueo its
novel in it WM plentutublo ; for it will u
phacovv of getting rtd of tho llit‘lllltl ploturrs
which bud been formed. of no trly all the fa-
mous buildings tutti localities. in which culti-
nctcrs in London‘s historyurtd fiction. have
been presented to us as living uml acting.
and eubstitutinz in their place the true tut-
ages. down from no author‘s description
(distorted perhepe by untiouel prvju lico or
the exigettcy of on exciting dounuemeut).
but from eclutl inspection of brick. mortar
and atone in we uesr bro td day-light its one
ever finds in London. This rec-instruction.
of ono‘e idem of places and thin-gt, is cou-
stunlly going on its one travels in any part
Of Europe. but it is particularly notiutbio
in Loudoo. when. in on half hour‘r Ewnlg.
oae'my' start from ill-r [Stream pose under
Temple Bar. stop for a moment under the
dome of St. Backdud‘bsvipg taken it turn
in a few such streets its Cheapsidc. Pater-ous-
ter Row and L1mbard8t.. end up with it
visit to the Book of Eoglund.
AII had originally inteodt-d to reserve
eight-seeing to a later period fill] to spent!
only one night in London before crossing
the Chennai. the days that I lingered there
were days ofconecieooe—strickenucos at this
early departure from my plan. My sufl‘er-
be £999 tthlrs’ndsdem-ntb .lflc";tjfld.
until one evening, he I was about setting out
for the Covcnt Gardon Theotre. I experi-
enced e ping no severe. thsl two hoursl'eter
lwuatanding on grounding 31.19:”.
watching. wfiiiood deal or organ-us
cm more which astroegwcetcriy
will! woe driving helm. it. all! which the
Mingle! their furl-l '
ita mun elect. or title peniodar PIC-4
“slim warranting. mum lives
In” that!“ “-4 ‘ 4
‘rhiiiu been trill twteethoi
And the ttrtu with moropropvrly l
i-w‘ould n, to “whirl: be main
of cronies from leh to trill-hing. I
would say. 'Doo‘t ll‘ If fro-“Soutbhsntp-
tonto .tweutdssytnou'tttstoo,
.Ityiear 3 od.no~lt‘etter what they be the
circumstances Mi which you are travel-
lull by mother mile then that. between
Dover MOelals. for it is the shortest and
this and bherocterlstic puts It on immeasur-
able dlstsnce ahead of all other routes. The
fewer the hours you apoud on the Channel.
the more cheerful in later your will be your
views of life. and the 'grootor your chance
in old age of avoiding eyulclem and (lea-
pelt-“f
Several weeks of term flrma have made
no modifiestlowle this view.
' 'Ptlo intorvhl beiwcen lobar London and
reaching Heidelberg was very agreeably oc-
cupied by short strys iu Bluest-us. Cologne
end OUblenlgnodby e Journey of lentil]
duty: up the Ithlolfihttt most delightful riv-
ter whose “aloud though not lawful" hills.
with their vinoclad slopes and castle-crown.
ed summits. delight the lreveler when he
beholds thorn. tutti live in his memory with
a grace and charm that Words are altogether
too coarec a medium to express. In lividoh
born I had the good fortune to meet three
college class-mates. and the ten days during
which I remained there were very pleasant.
ly employed in l‘tllllllll‘i in Mid about the
oustlv. and in taking long walks amour: tho
Nectar llllll My visit to this place Willi
particularly valuable. for the mason. that
one of my friends had been in Gvrmeuy for
two yvrtts. and by his expvriouoe I profiled
much. limit the advise which he have me
liilll what i saw of tho tiltlloultloa in the way
of loathing German. which were ouuotmtop
ed by ti New England schoobmltrm who
was ill the bonding lmttao whole I stopped.
t‘lllIIOtI mo to give up Olglii‘rltwlliu for the
present. and throttle down iii come tptlvl
llttlo plums wllvro up English appalling: pou-
plo llilllltlt‘. tutti llu tbwtlreu or gttllel‘lra tIIIi‘
tract. and Wilt‘l‘t‘ the almly of tho llllllzlilllfll
could lw t‘ltli‘ltttl on to the \‘vvy boil mlvun-
logo. Willi tlllst obioot in view. 1 tritvvlml
from lilrtlvltum to lmlpilv. tIt‘Vt‘IillR ll tow
tiny: in I‘l‘lttlkltil‘l utttl \Vt-lmur. tutti lilti"
lug It‘t‘lll‘t‘tI the lit‘l‘Vlt‘ltti of “1‘” l)—--. the
Iolllllt‘l‘lltll mum of .\I——~——. which in mill.
\vtty llt‘IWCt‘li Lulpulc Mid I)Fl‘8tli‘ll. lllllI
uumo five lililt‘lI from tho l‘lillf‘lllill. ICIIllit‘
tllrvctly here not! hogan at once to study.
It was s good doll of it relief to gut urt-
tled wt lent. for trotvt'llng ln (lvrmttuy. with.
out knowing how to upunk lIlt‘ lttnuuzttzt‘. in
not the moat onjoynbto occupation tlmt mw
can conceive of. When you got lulu it rttll~
why carriage uu.l tho guard ltlltltt'tt some
qulvt remark us he Illilltlu you back your
ticket. you ttro very ltlll to be amuowlmt utt-
only find vvry lltlxiu'lu on tho wholv to knuw
who! the follow his Mild to you. I‘vl'ltnps
lil‘ kindly lllIl'I‘llll'tI you. llml I'i h'uCll your
tluslluslinu. you must not ull‘ nt llw urxl
strttlon uud loko Ibo llrst llll-ll‘ulll ou Illtl
sitlt- lrurk; or that the t‘Jl‘Nllgt'. in which
you ltl‘t‘ riding. “ill but tIi‘Ilit‘Ili‘LI ltt'n utuv
Ilium bt‘ytlntl lIlltl if you wuul to go mty
further you hull Ilf‘l’t‘f‘ on out of tho llt‘xi
Hop and tltko ll soul in tho forwztrtl pull of
tho train; or pvt'ltups ln- lulu simply ru-
ullillu'tl limit it is fill unueunlly lluv (INT.
But whatever lm has still your tilllll‘ of mind
is llto fittilit‘. Ones discriminating powers
nrt‘ cullotl lulu play to n ouimhioroblo t-xtonl
too. It ht tlimtzrmuhlv to f-‘t‘f‘lil liopolt‘nily
ignorant of (lrrumn nll tlw whilt‘. and «mo
is rather opt to gtlti intt-lligt‘utly wlwu u
(it-rmtttt. who (tutors the coupe. lilltkl‘w‘ u
(rt-uni l‘l‘llllllli ; but lilo utmost Cll‘t! has to
ho oxvrt‘int‘tl ilt (ll'tIi‘I' to know “'Ilt'll no no
in'l‘ la oxpvclvtl. Hill] to Illt‘l‘i till interrupt-
ll-ut Iltlll‘li with it (‘illlliiulllilfl‘t‘ of blank
stupidity. This grip of ittlt-lligt‘nt‘v ht ll
tinngomus thing when you give It mutt flu-
Itiipf‘i‘r‘rlloli tltnt you understand him [li‘l'ft‘el-
ly. but don‘t euro to give tlw information he
socks. T0130 t-tlll't‘. English ii Fpokou ill nl.
most all the hotels but ll lun‘i always (win-
vcnionl to run to Hill tit-urt-st httfvl “‘lll'lt
ym \\'lil'lI, to t‘XIlIt‘fl‘i ii fvw lltouuhlv. t'vlltt‘
iztlly if you mm on u ril‘lllllbolti or o tuilwuy
train. I found my umbrella tixcotullngly l'I-
(lqut'ul win-n finding my wnv l'l' \ttull lin-
llllIi'l‘t‘lii t'ilicat which I visited. but though
with): very Well to (‘tl'lYt‘y simple Itli'tl“. it
wu~ pt-rfrolly usoloes to t-xpnu.‘ llu- mutplm
““01““ which It‘Xlil'l‘It‘IlCiNI when l lliltl llll‘
tnisf'urtuuu m nechloulxtlly knock nll‘ u th‘t“
man‘s al'it'tupipt- lint. In this t'tlltugt-ut‘y I
ropctttod is low flutes u rnptd combination
0' gr-ltu‘t'u. “llIt‘ll 1 “MI lil‘i‘ll I.lll:‘.lll at
school. to cypress horror. Ilutrtltiouliuu bad
it tlvslrt' fl l' fut':it't~tze.u. and in it tho llllllll‘~
tlmtc vicinity of the accident with loose rit-
pl lily thou gt‘ut‘t‘.
My til-sluu. Hi flulllug llll txmtllugly «pilot
and Win Ht‘l‘lllltll luvulily. :Wlli l’ulli' vitr-
riml nut wlwu l tltml upm lil—«. I doubt
if it siltglv E‘lgllill word “Hill t‘i‘t'l‘ it'll-kiln
in tho pittoo and out Outtllllmtl. tlntl llwro is
no English spotthlut: lllli‘llllll living living
within twenty miles of mo. llerw "lilting:
bill: Mbl llll‘ Mr in sing in (ll l‘llLtll A
myslotious pulse that it wt puulml mu M‘vl‘
«low I wtmo how I tllscuvvt‘wl Ibis ltt‘lolumm
to ho tlu‘ t‘lll‘lile of u tit-rump lwu. 'l‘lw paw
lfit'fi illlltt lo nationally t'lltll‘ut‘lt‘i‘lxlltl too
For lirwtkfust. \vo ll‘l\‘t‘ llllit‘li mli‘tm out] but-
ltu‘lvaa l‘fillnl ut tllllllt‘l‘. \w lllll‘illlitt of u
litimtvt'lluli vim-gory omttpauutl wlilvlt lilitali‘
tie for mint. mul' kl'ztul it ill ll lllll‘lll of lilllllf~
rrilt‘i Mill Hill lllhllllli it lll‘t‘ Imp lllll‘il of «mono
by more or hm: litgellt ‘illll fil Nippl‘l‘ \vv to
gain Gill‘svlvbu up Ilt‘t‘l‘. soup. lllllll'll‘lfl‘l‘
clump lilitl ltlwk llit‘litl. i will any in [mi
slug Ililll tlto pat'ulwr it ta ti t‘llllil tittw warn
of “320 who hlli til the toblv with iii and
rooms to ho prt'fnvlly henlllty null sound.
The Ill‘rll night I went under Illltl roof. we
till ulopt on strictly tlvt‘uttu bolls : lmt thew
ls tmo bed in tho huttm mm. which I Illllttl‘
myself bur boon brought slum my urrivol.
several centurion lit‘tll‘Ol‘ whtlt it bed of tho
ptwutil titty ought to be. I but! failed tuvx-
utuluo this article of t‘utnftut'v uulll l Wt“
on the point of occupying it tilill illull tho
discovery tltrtt no blitnltoti or shorts wan: to
be found and tltstt illt‘ Mill‘lI'tlIliti ooh-tilted
principally of two vury tblclt toolbar bode.
come too lulu to be of any lthrtnlligt‘. The
situation allowed of notltlug but ct'owlluu
in between those immense feather bugs tint]
prosplriug them until morning. Al \Iliy‘
break I vtrlod I'lltt occupullou by netting up
and iuukltitl ll thorough exsmluutlou. to die-
cover. if pmsible. to whit was due the torri-
blc distortion which my spine unis undergo.
log. The origin of the trouble. I found coo-
cenled beneath the under mattress‘ to the
shape of an immense wedge-like cushion
which elevated the etbl of the bed and bad
the ell-cl of» throwing the sleeper into as
comfortable ‘1 position as one occupies when
part of hisbudy on a low sofa. and the rest
of it on tho floor. At a letter pulled in the
day. I summonrd the maid-servant and buvo
lug shown her this instrument! of torture
went through a series of wot-ditto gestures.
by which I succeeded in conveying toKher
incoherence: um t did not want Mu the
room'atiy more—and who carried: the thing
nway. It was not so easy getting the rest
of the bed in shape, but by persistent cfl’ort
I have man-god to gut. About butltthe. teeth.
are tshes‘iéuv-Jt‘o-eoum.» thin. the
temper-rue never tees above ninetyoo the
ehdyaide of the had; end this improve-
ment with the addition of o obrietien sheet
wold-"elm lode it possible. ' ruin lic-
he agempb wheel: repose with the ‘upper
credo, if ithdn‘tmdotbohed cantor/te- 3
. timolsssteechcn. arid. ejonitor.
which woud‘vie Wine after one hes
studied that Wafl‘ill day.
The Herr Poster. who gives me several
bout-a of instmctioo s duty (between the utter-
valsof kissing his wife of whom he is wonder
fully foud).le subject to only one of the
two faults which one usually finds in a
German instructor. 'Theae two faults are
first. trying to learn English from the pupil
instead of touching the pupil German: and
second. keeping the pupil behind. The first
fault is very general. Hundreda of English
bud Americana today are prying Germans
so mubb en hour for the privilege of touching
them English. I had a friend in Bonn whose
instructor absolutely refused to convene in
German with him. alleging the silly reason
that conversation was a process of giving
uud receiving thought. ttud they could uni
converse for the reason that one of tht-m
didn‘t know how to express thought. out] if
he had staid with him he probably never
would have known. My instructor is imp—
plly free from this English tendency. but
perhaps is but as anxious us he ought to be
for me to get on first. “ You must It'ltll‘l
simple words" ho will say at tho beginning
0! our conversation hour. “ and the mullet: of
simple things." tutti thou will proceed to in-
furm mo that. “ the fish in rm Inlililtl. It has
two «yea. a mouth and a till. it cannot wallt
on the, loud. 'l‘heuyator lives in the water.“
and before he can. add that it cannot climb
l\ tree. I make it point of liiltillfl him wow
illicit-loo with to'orouee lo lllsmm-k‘u pullvy
towards the Church (the prupor \Vitrtltl huv~
lmr been previously dug out of tho tlll‘llllli‘
tit-y for llllit pttt‘poari. On this attlijwt he
never fails tollullt with awutzlutetwt. and
often vohomeuoo. (for. lllto Itiout of the
Sunni. he don‘t lovo \bv (hilltolloul and by
tho uuvmlottttl lttsvt that of it “ Ill " or it “built“
in lltlllli" of.‘tho Church. I willom fell to lead
him for may from the ash and the qty-tier.
ltlitl the distillation of the diftiettlllos they tlmt
Oillhitlti of their native olomeut
'I‘lttt lung t‘nttllttuml rainy weather. from
which \vo lmvu lttwti uttll‘l'tlmr t‘\'t‘l‘ altwu I
i‘:i|lltl Iil‘l‘t‘Jlltd prevent-wt mo ftultt tillrll‘l‘v ~
lug lltltt‘il tltltt lu llllt‘i‘tirliliiti in thin Mill
ttolultlmt‘lug towns. or arcing much of tho
|\t‘t\]tlt‘; but it bus ttt=ulo uttttly may. Mill 1
find itth. thlit tho pimple umtttttl mu ttru
urtttlmtlly losing liwlt‘ alutllltutiu to unlmu
tml grammars. tlicltouttrles lilltl exorcism
buolt‘» anti til‘l' taking on Ilii' form of ortll«
bury hummt beings, I ltnpo to lillllitl tillIIlr
Clt‘lli. program in tho course of tho Iithl
llltlltlll to It't‘l Will‘rltlllt'tl in emerging from
lllltl t‘tmtl l‘i‘ll‘l'llt. in order to enjoy. for u
few months. tltouumlt‘ultl plmtuttrt's tltut Ilit‘
lut'gvt' (ll'rtuztu t‘lllOrl tliIfl‘il.
N 'l‘. .I It.
llowttyttm.
(llnu'lt-y (ilIItIi‘l"§ ulnnp \Vll‘v (IllVl‘ll :tslmrt'
on hillbilly willlmtl tIlllll lfll‘ .
Mr. Jim!) Iilj‘llldlltl lt:t~ vulpbu‘ud tlu-
(‘blet‘ to luiuu on Ilt‘l' I't‘IllI'lI home it count
”I t‘utll.
Inst \t't‘t'k Copl, IRIU'III‘I lmiuultl in u
hillttli hull of lllrnllla from I. mg I‘lllllll. but
was llllstlt‘t‘vxsllll lu svllltttz lhvm ltvru. llllll
rilllllpl‘tl rill liltrtvlrt nu Ilit' (‘ltit-I in New
York.
”‘Illlt'li
Ill‘ele.
(‘oiom-l lilyttmutl nova llmt ho Int: been
I‘lll)lti‘:l ti ntlutllccof times within lltu post
your. «If ltllllPI. pnlk ttiitl t'blt'kctts llIltI other
firm pro-limo,
lilllls null ulnvon nt (‘nmvlm-k
'I'hc litltllfli Hnt‘lolv t-nlitlutw their extra .
tum-tings \\ ltlt uncutiruuiug unvcoce. It in
ropurtt-d that It gnml‘y lililllllt‘f‘ will partake
of ill“ sut't'tttwnt of baptism in a slum flow.
It is l‘llllilll't'll tltnl littltt‘l‘rt will lw non-ml
mt llmsc- vol: until in removing llw It‘lit‘n on
tho shun opp Nil" the property of Mr. John
LUWIHIS. ,
A low tluyu slime mum porutiuu unknown,
pow Mill}! u tlt't'illlult disposition. Vt-ty much
ittluuyml .\lr. Julio li‘orriu by pulling down
his hay xlrlt‘lirt. uh tilting nil uvt-r his out
building“; out! w-lgu-ts. llll‘OWlllL'.‘ slums. oud
t'tttimp tilllt‘l' nun ty mom.
()1 Wu lunssl ty t‘\'l"ll‘l‘,f of lost Work. the
M. [-2 I‘lllll'Oll S mivly Ill'ItI 'i lt-u [I‘lIIV-tl oi
the lnutlw of \ll.lll~ul'v l'llil't‘.ltlltl on litll ouul
Hf Illl‘ alttllll ll was not ‘tlli'lilI‘WI by unv tx-~
t't-pl t'lmu-lt tut‘mb us.
'l‘ltt- t‘\'ll‘:i tut-clout of lilt‘ M. It), (‘nlll't'lt
:tro qttilu spirilml. mill 7i Illllilll"l‘ ul‘ (‘It‘rp_\'~
mun lll't‘ ongmml, m lli'tl tin-y how it now
epcuitut cttult night \vlmzw t‘ll'll' stoma l.- l. ll
Il_\‘ lllt‘ limit-tip.
——'l‘mnk- tutti funding it it!» ill (.loutstvtcli
Urns.
.‘Il Jail“ tililllut Iiii‘i lullll‘ll will on ill-i
way» u lll‘ll' wow urntl. I‘m I'ill'll‘ Stu-plums.
(. it trpnix's. lil't'lt:ll‘.lll\l'\’ in II"! work “I
culling ill‘w't lti ltll Illla‘ it‘lllll‘l"! tr-tlu
ill Sunday morning llurlu; thouatlo.tllp.r
luv Tlmmmt vvuturotl out to wlutt in illilll‘tl
“lluup Univ.“ ut the “WWII oluur baritontn
saw his rillil IN!" Hill Wall unt‘llui‘ol lln-ru.
out not llllii‘l liufuro Ilt‘ mulll it"lill ll s-ll‘v
lllll‘lml‘.
t‘tpl. limo whik making it lt'lp to New
littvuu tho out “with. with ii In“ l of tumor...
Il‘ Nil t‘oulw N lllllmt. tllv llllilt‘lt‘ll wl'uru
\thlltt‘t‘ titiil tltllliu llttlii' lilting uwuutpoti. tho
\\‘:lit‘I‘ \t‘uvltlltu t|\‘l‘i tlw It \w oml filling "to
hultl nmrly in tho llt't‘Ii tilt mt‘tvtuir in
tho littlmr lilo t‘tplulu lilltI l‘l‘ttw wow Witt»
tilt‘ll lj‘ l‘NlllilIhIi‘tl.
——.\ lull liltll‘ul‘ t‘tl‘tligllli jllllltl‘lll bl t‘umv
wtut‘li “Hui.
'l‘ltu but trip of tho Ulllt‘l to Now l'tu‘lt
waist "Ni ii stumps“ tluetllt‘iully—ulusulull til.
II‘llitlvlml" t'ul‘ly row p-tlntlurs would not
brillu Mill put luultnl. li|l\I Ill lutuhvla worn
lu‘mm‘ltl llllliil‘ .\ 1.1 ml llt‘llltll‘l for millim-
til ell 85m $l fill pt‘l' ptultel. M‘ltv lttiluu
Illl‘l‘t‘tlti‘i‘illl llw tlot‘lt ulw tl'llittt llllllit‘ iu
ill lttIlll‘w‘ putotgn. Wont down in til lltllll‘tl.
l3 ‘llliltg luminous. lllto ull tlt‘wt‘i. in \‘vt'y ttu-
t‘ottulu.
Afltilli Iltti ibilt mill-iv t-l mmltwtl twirutw.
consumption”! tltu ltlugt. cut‘rlutl UII' Min
of our youth. lt‘t‘tttut 'l‘rhlmui. wh ) prwul
llW iv lust 'l‘burtttlny Wt‘t‘k. lie mlvlou of
physicians ho ll‘ill rtultlod south and lllll‘lll
in search of llllfi'Npliuf‘t‘ that, would our.» his
outtipluinl. but tltttl fell tllld'lfl” llettl lltkutt it
hold tltttt could but ho loosed. Hutton gone
from our mitts! t - lmforow-t' ‘vl'lt lilo Lori
It more ti clsauf ottvy limit of mounting.
He hit: curly eacupozl tho :mxlt-li ... uni
ll‘tlliilltl- of this llftt
Ono titty but wwk Aunt Hurrlot Mills iti-
curtnltwtl thztt tltorc was ll neatly usually in "
tho tiolultbtrhooti. lull altar relieving their
immediate \V‘iltlti. liciltio others who were
liberal, silo informed Mr. Theodore Luwnds.
knowing full well Theodoro‘u sympathies
wuro easily urousoti bv it costs of (lisp-rip,
und lbtiifllltl ticvor does anything by the
hdvcs. Her ostlmutoof him was dumon-
etrulutl to be correct. for he went. immedi-
ately and ordered necessary groceries to
the amount of $18. and had them forw rd-
cd ut once to the family of the needy.
Theodore is as ready to relieve distress as
be is to defend what‘he understoods t: be
right. _ ._
~00mstoclt Bros. would call“:. . 'ItiI ut—
tomioo'in their rtoclr' «Gent's ‘ ‘wesr
which they claim lslhc most complete in
town. Unlined exv-tntior.
About six weeks since the Bond of Elu-
cation appropriateo for the'South lftve Mile
River School District $1.000” their portion
of the echool money. On the strength of.
this Won't committee calcified
and 'ea c
_ 31
previous epproprletlons- and comm/em ‘
anew by cutting its down to 01.195. loavltt:
us «to abort. New What can we do about
it t No doubt the Board of Education is li‘
eble. Shall we fight them. or will it behest
to lttye tax? Wltutovcr the committee has
agreed to give the teachers they will hold us
to. ' "
-—Oomalock 13:03.. ht vo tho finest stock of
men‘s business suits that they have ever had
the plousuto of exhibiting.
About two months since it meeting of the
Oyster Association was called. and a com.
milieu appointed to inquire into the fact
that o portlou of the public ground at South-
port had boon taken in til private property.
It is said tho committee have investigated;
but the Association do not call for their re-
port. and one who is interested tolls a'stury
t'l lllu>tmto why the report is not called for.
It is he follows : .A fellow was caught in the
act by several witnesses of stealing ll ham.
and wnslirottght before lltojudgo. when he
demanded a jury trial. which was granted.
and tho prisoner was eluted. Some one
present asked him how it was that he felt
no cuttovrn about his tililllliitlll when the
prqu was so ovutwltelmiut: against him.
Ila sold. “I will toll you why I feel no on»
ioty. 'l‘ltroo of thoso jurors bad u been of
that hum. and tiny hover will cunv ct me.“
Are lltoso lnsluurttlunn com-ct. Hits any of
tho iilOlilllt‘l‘a boon encroaching on public
til‘lliiiltll.tsiiil tltort'by afraid to urge a to
iiltllilill'lillttl‘.
vt‘biltlrvbs Milli! liI Uomstouk Blue.
New lttnuttu.
Nttt‘kth‘t‘il'i t‘t‘ttulwrry pilloll itt fluotloti for
this winter. liutl the boys «to anxiously
waiting tho lit‘ut uppourtmco of loo.
'l‘ho intuition of the town mtthtu'itlou ht
pulled to tho llllhy condition of the “Lucio.
up.“ It in but fit to put t‘llillt‘ m tlllltltlrl you
WllllIi‘tI to kill illl‘lii.
'I‘lw llttpllsl Church “ht-t (‘l‘tl\\‘tlt‘tl to t~x~
em but Suttlltty uvrttlug to without the b:tp~
tlsm of tour now Illtulllltl‘i‘ it new tank
httvim: lttlt‘ll ttl‘ovltni m the church for tho
tit‘t‘ltiiltlil.
\Vt‘ but to Illu‘tl it new livol'y rillllllt‘ ltt tho
bttrtl Nlilit‘lltbl to tho liir-ls‘tll lluuet‘. Mb
l-‘ruttk Sit-vol“ it to be proprietor. tilitl tithes
potst‘suintt "fill of Jun. it‘t'lmk mtys lttl it
going tilol hut-sou “pileup"
w—()Vt‘lt‘tillt8 l th‘t'umtls l l
lil‘uu. '
'l‘lto mulling OI Lut‘kwu bl‘n llill li‘lh mut-
llll.‘flCtltI. ll litiVlfiL‘ boon voilll‘ut'lml to u
party from Ul't‘t‘llwlt‘ll who Illlllth ull tltu
help tit-mlutl from out of town. “‘Illt‘ll lines
not suit sumo of mill lttlmrtuu ill"ll looking
lot \vurk.
()vot tutu lltntlmmtl dull-it‘s \t‘tlllll of (3 tr.
Itlttg‘s (‘. ti. (‘. “'lirl alilplutl i‘rnnt hit I’u'll -
ry lint wot-k (Ill'ltl'll' II\\' ltllullt'l'l lItllIil‘i
worth going to tow film in Ii l-lulll limitin :t
lot-tr» uitlpmtvut of ()lllt‘l‘ gnarl-t.
Wt- rugnl to luutr tltul )lr Mouton vou-
teutplttcs Musing his tt~lv.u':tplt tillco ul‘lt-r
tlw lwt lit-v. uni-us tlu- Iitilt'lmul illlll‘t‘lu’ utu
r- tIL‘ l i ltla ll‘ltnu (viz. Il‘t‘t‘ "ASS"! Int Illlll~
will "fill t-tuplnyt~,~ tl\'t'l' the hull in t‘x~
t‘lltlllet‘ for Two toll-gritplling. \\‘lllt‘ll \\'t‘ mo
.tusurctl llit')’ will not (It).
fit t‘mul-tuult
Ml nlinu Wm! mode in our ilt'llli two
“‘t'tlliti ugl) that tho IIIN'I loutpn "Will! the
t'xcvptluu of two or 'ltrou" wort: kt‘lil in total
tittrkuvss. Wtrtlutl lltoy :trl- "all" in tlttlk-
nvst now. “Ltsl out up" null W-tll for Illil
Villugu Impruvt'ttwnt Auticiutinlt
'I‘llnsu “'IRIIIIIH tittltttttl Ilif‘ Lemur-o iu
Stumfnrtl nl‘multl utttkc illlllll'tlitlt‘ nppllt'ttv-
tlou to Stephen ll. Purdue 'l‘ht' tlral lov-
ttll‘u wow givvit hut ttlgltt (Friday 101i) ) tillll
will [to cottliutwtl rv.~ry tum woolot («ix loo-
furusiu lull) until (ltltttpl-stcd. 'l‘lto tickets
for tho umlrsv nru only #2 OJ inclulliu.t tho
cur IliI't‘. 'l‘lturu bus boon t‘uullglt tickets
mild now It) wztrt'uut the charter of u lt‘ttlu.
but there is still room enough fur morn.
(lut' villigo Ilti'i been nll t'xcitomt'ni ”It"
past Wt't'k ovvr llw fpttttiuluttt trunssvtiuus
whit‘b urv lust coming to light of (lwmgn I..'
"Mill. our prim-nil tux (‘ ‘lIt‘CI'iI'. [in hull
hoot) t‘lltlllgl‘l for tlw putt tlu‘ou yours or
more in tho “junk lithium-w“ uutl lining ilti
t‘V('I'_V (lIli‘PllllllU'fil‘lI u lll‘JIIlltIlIt‘ intuition.
lull. of hip ll" Illi‘i lw-n oxtwixlin: Illi im' 3
lllt'rlti ltuylm: Iltll'fil'l‘l, mlllo, "Nurwulk unwell"
tin Wart“. llltl'i‘t'lfl or lillvlllllltt tint w.” for
solo. giving: Illa unlm Wht‘fi lll‘t't‘isllil)’ in
|l‘l_\'ll|(‘lll. llll'I m-llini.r tho amt is for oily prico.
ill' but l'llt‘li' mmlv txlt'u-
uivo [tun-lump of dry good». pt'm'islnn-t.
moot-rim. lltltllu :lllll lllltlt‘s‘. t‘ll‘, commit in
hit lt your or tin. ttiltI bust rllii‘ ‘t‘IlL‘tI in victim.
lzt'rnt; nearly ovory slurp in tho village. llla
operations lnvv also cxtondml l-l Stamford
N-urtv.tlk. Milford, Yttlikl'l‘p. tutti ollwr
plnv’va. ills «troll! Wold unlimited. vvvrv mm
M tying lln» truiusl vmtltlt-uw ill lttm ult~liil
is it utt'ot uut'pllit \\"l\' in» Hill ultl thus ill“
HII'HYi‘lI lit‘tt ooull II um uutl Illi lwt‘vtul‘oru
.5 mo rnpul'lllult It ii liul known how his
my m‘onuut Ii’lllllfl. but lw lillsl thwo good
lmutluuou in M‘i‘lll‘l.‘ that ill luau lltoto lll‘tl
uuy tlisvlt‘p'tuoltm.
he could
.. ..
_.t .
A WAN l‘ Sl‘l‘l‘llll‘lll.
li‘vum llm Now Your ‘l‘fllllllto,_]
Thu .\llll‘lll‘lll‘ mind Is lli‘lIVt‘. It hm:
ulvvu m- lm-lut lll’ tlvllon lot line «outnum-
Iltllil. ltmruotl book—1 for litooultnlui‘ utltl pm.
Ittihltlilul tilltlt‘ili. but low lluultu for Nippon-
plo. A hunk fur tlm pz-uplo must t‘tllalv to u
auljvvl ot‘ uuivvrsul tttvrril. Silt‘li ft nub
i (‘I it tho ll‘li'till‘ll twin. mul ‘sttoh it lllluk
“'l'ttu l‘uomot‘u t‘mntttrt Sits-w: Mouton.
.\ll\‘lrll~1ll." u (“my on li‘llll‘ll Ituu lwt ll t‘uuvul
|\ lull on mu t sblv. 'l‘lw high lll‘ttIl‘lilttll=ll
ill‘llllliivlllr or list otllltvt‘~~llt. ll. V. Pluto '.
ul' littllltlu. N. Y .—~ lilltl lltu lttivuutemvi dvv
tit-ml by him fwut till t‘hii‘lllthl pmcliuo.
\vnulti Motto lllrtll‘ll for his work it t‘tll‘tllnl
rvtu-pllun. lint litnlo out but tho mvrllll for
Willi-‘ll l “mu ll‘.lIH“\Ili"Iw 'I he lttltl’u rip
it thlu. ll . uytttpttlultttu Willi
lbmu in it“ lltulr ullllull-utr. t‘llltrlti. ltlitl ul-
tutuuwutu. llu pot‘vvlvva llwil' WtiliI‘v-li
kuowltnlgv of Illt‘lll'llIVt‘li.lillll lwilvvlltu llttt
all limit should do tumlu lltl IIRIVUI‘PMI IN
(1‘ut‘i‘pitiilll nmliubt. from his food of lt‘lilil-
our lilltl t‘xlil‘l‘l‘dlut‘ be hurt pl‘utltttwd it work
to which lw ulvou lllt‘lil lilo lll‘ilt‘lllu 0' his
tubule. In it bu (ltlllttllll‘i‘o‘ limit in ovt‘ry
plump of blxvxlalvm‘o. form tho litmtlt‘ttt lto
wtteruva" from u ruylulat utout. tvm tllmluu
tivw for tho alultt. uuttl ltv ill‘ttiIllilIIy evolves
to tho to unity nt‘ tunsn Cousolnua I'utvt-rs.
uxm‘uluuol‘ which furnishes nub tut-ivo ov-
ttluoco of our lttmwrtulily." ‘lt-cocdirtx
upon the theory tlutt ovary fact of tillutl llml
:t physical illiit‘tlt‘tltllli. lto Illlrl pivott mt ml.
mirnblu troutiuu on Coroltrttl I’ltyololngy.
and shown the bearing: of tho facts thus es-
tablished upon individual tutti ttoulttl Wol-
l‘ttro. The Author built-yes with Spencer.
llllil "as \‘igtu‘ouvz houlth Mill its accompany:
lug high npllits are Illi‘fltll‘ elements or http-
plut-us than any other thing» whatever. tho
touching bow to maintain them is n 't'eoclt-
mu tlntt yivltla‘ to no other wlmttvcr. and
accordingly bats introduced on cxtenglvc dis-
cussion of thumutltods by which we may
prrevrvo the integrity of the system and
ulttlutee reveal the onset of disease. Do-
mestic I collides—their preparation. uses.
(”ill effects -form it prominent feature of
the work. The hygienic treatment. or our-
rlmr of the sick. lshu important subject. and
receivos ut'eutiou commensurate with its
importance. Nearly all rllettses “to Which
flesh is heir" are described, their symptoms
itlid causes explain-rd, and proper domeeltc
trenimunt suggested. To reclprocatu the
many favors bestowed upon him by a gen-
erous public. the author oftbrs his hook at e
ice (v.50) little encoding the cost. of [rub-
icstion. Our readers cst‘. obteio this prac-
ticetaud volume work by eddrasiug the
author.
m '
A ms t‘ W108 t‘HxKHUWING.
Are you stilt-ring with 00mm 3 .
Coughs. Severe Colds settled oolthe breast.-
’ Till-tut. on
an disease‘of (the .
«1- tr pout-t; wed
r ~. Minot-D ,
hmwt» 3 ' 3a~em m
ioinehnslsbciy been toil?" '
-1. men
and
has failed in your core. try Du.
Sitter oi‘ TAR WILD 011le up Haiti.
new!!! and you will thank us for the old
v‘iec. No pulmouat y complelnt. h wevir
chronic. can resist its healing in occur.
There is no case of dotighs. colds, sore throat.
hoarsettess. asthma. or bronchitis. whichit
will not cure or greatly relieve. It is a pre-
ventive of consumption. and the best known
remedy for ouour. Takes away all the
distress of wuoortxo COUCH. Cleans the
throat and atrongthous the voice of spook-
ers and singers. Contains no opium or oth-
er dangerous drug. and is pleasant toltblte.
Trial bottles. 10 cts.. G. C. Stillson. Chlcbea-
rer'a Block, 3010 agent. Call and gal; 9about
it. . .
Thurstou’s Ivor Pearl Tooth
Pow or.
Is now admitted lobe the best Dontrltice
known. Used (lull . it. will keep the Teeth
Sound. Clean and \ bite. the Gums Healthy
and tho Breath Sweet. It contains no acid
or ullltll‘ inllut-iouu substance. cannot injure
the ammo . and is especially recommended
tolhose who. having good teeth. wish to
preserve them. Sold by all Druggtsls.25
and 50 cents per bottle.
WELLS & ELLIOTT.
No. 11. Gem) Sm. New York City.
w
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Fortlfy the Body against Disease h
purifylnc all its fluids with Dr. 8.1). Howe a
Arabian Tonic BIOO‘tI Purilit-r. No opidomio
can trike hold or a ayslottl thus forewarned.—
Sec AtIVOl‘llStitLGHI.
—————-sa-
Facts are stubborn things. Bright‘s disease.
tll‘opiy. kidney. bladder and glandular com-
Plllllllti. lll‘lii‘t‘l. tlittbolcsI. logs of vitality.
mental and physical tlullllity. tumult: irrefu-
ltl‘llivs. tit-o atubbum fuels. ytt lhvy qulc ‘lg
«limp tar when brought in contact wit
Iluul s Remedy. 'l‘hlti vegetable mt‘diviuo
nrvur fluid to atl‘nt‘d comfort itlltl relof.
Tl“: HOST “‘Olilllilb‘lfllullifiliul‘ OF THE IO?“
(N! TI‘RI’.
on. s. o. HOWE’S
ARA BIAN MILK-CURE
l-‘ur t‘ouuumpllutt ltllil lliioltaou of the 'l‘ltrottl. Ghost
Iml Linux“. The only utmlictnv of tho kind in the
would. A ulllutlltltu for t‘od llwr tlil.
l'urttlltbntttly curt»- Alumni. Ill‘tiill‘llllll. lwoiplvut.
t‘ott-ltm llll’ll. Nlultt Swolllrl. Luau of Volvo r‘tltot‘t-
tut-rt ui‘ Ill‘tIIIi t‘ttturrlt. l‘l‘tm '. t‘nughn. t‘tittlgf. ole.
ltt u fow tlttyu. like tttitglo, H on it pop bottlo .hlro
DR. HOWI'B ARABIA" ‘
TONlt‘ BLOOD J'Uttir‘uut
“W “W" Instill mu. ‘.‘.‘.:1'.'.‘.“.‘l.‘.‘."“' .....
LIUER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
it is lllll't‘l)‘ \‘ouvlultlu. tutti vltmtuwa tho uyatotu of
all ilttputlllvr. build-- it Iltfiil warm up. mul malice
I'lll‘t‘. lttw liluoti. It euro: bcrufulnuu tillNiIt‘I t-f
all kinds. rvmovou tlottntlpullou ntul ruguletou tho
flout-in. For ervnun Do tillly. Lilrl \‘itnlily. I'llll'
ltry Din-tutu. tutti Iirukort Down t‘uurtittttlotu.
l “I‘Illlut‘ull’i‘ this 10th Contact)“ to find
its uqttul.
I’:\t‘l') Ilultlv in worth its \tuiglil In vmltl.
l'lllt‘E um I'ltlt uur‘f‘w.
‘ (\Lhu. .
l)ll.. to). l). IIO‘VI‘J‘H
. "si‘tmlt ' '
Arabian mil-m Ltver Pills.
'l‘ln-y cit-ans llltl Llwr out! Stomach lliuruuultly.
“ml li‘II‘IH'tl t‘..tn—llpltlton, l‘tlt-u till rutitupt-r lmx.
t‘ultxllmpllt‘t'a would uno all thtoo of llw about
“li'tlil'llll‘i.
Sum M‘s F. Pltt‘K, Draught, Hole .\2t'lllv
for South Nuritulk. t'unu.
D13... 9. D. flown.
l’ltnt'ttttzt'nu.
No. ltll t‘ltunborostroot. New York.
36“)". Llllttr'u walttlu Him for lugrmvlny; Null:
LADIES FURS.
lwttlIt-u winitlturilwlr Mulls nnu'ly lllll‘ll or Furs
IllulIi‘ into lion. out: Iiflt'tt tlmu nlu-lv «luno by call.
ingntl Mr. H. ni'lli‘tlil‘I up Franklin ntrm‘t. flrri
ltuuuu lulllll of ”to Union School.
‘lflib-‘Jlll II. BENEDICT.
”sféh'ivliucl‘flss f” ”
STEAM PUMPS!
IRON AND BRASS (HASTINGS! HENRRAL
MACHINERY AND l’A'I‘Tb-ltN MAKING!
Mucltiut‘ry livpttlrinq lIUlHl til [It‘llslllitllllo
“Mlle!
'I‘III". NORWALK IRON WORKS
COMPANY.
Htlutlt Nurwulk. Cunt). 1301 ‘Jlli
”tour”: wanna.
INTllltf'i‘ 0F antli't'lfi or. Pfltllth'PE
t‘uttrt. Nuvomlwr lliltt. ll-itli.
l-Zslfllv of (‘IAHK .\I (iRl'MliI \N. IIIt‘ n! N0r~
wulk. in Mid ill-trim. (inbound.
’I‘lw t‘ottt‘t of I'mbtito for the Dir-trlt-l of Nurwalit.
lmllt lllllIIl‘l‘l and allowoti nix months from llit'
lIttIl‘ lwruof for tho crutlilorw of mid relate to t‘IIilh-
it llu‘lr claim: for ussltlt'lnt-ut. Tito-m \tllt) rtocloct
to prompt lltolr coconuts. propuriy allot-ted. within
NtItI limo will bu dobnrrml n N‘t‘UVt‘I‘)’. All pet-none
in rioblmi to raid "tutu mi rt-qituult-d to tuaito immo-
(IIIII‘l pnytttt-itt m
lilil-lil MLAS l‘. 'l‘L' T'I‘LE. Atlutlttittlutor.
NOTICE.
All liltlnt‘ ltutlntr loft \anolwn uml .lt-wrlry at tho
More of t‘. M. Grumman. of South Norwulh. for ro»
pair-t. oru i‘t‘ti'lfifill‘ii to cull (Li Silaa P. 'I‘Itttlc at will
now. prove lltvlr prtitwrty. Ni? «theme-t. and taint
llll'lliiht'lly on ”1023a and 91th titty of Novcmlmr.
t I.»
"DENTAL NOTICE.
btll‘Tll Nuttv hills. Nowmliur. lit). itliis.
'l‘ltt' t‘u-pnrtnvruliflt lit-I‘t‘tnftlro existing \wlttrt‘u
'l‘. h’. St‘ruutnuuud . 1" Vacuum Duutluto. lzt how
ltyhdiurult otl.
'l‘ltu-w who uro to mod of tint-clau- dotttnl opt-rat~
lloill. tturt douu-o the ltoutllll of Dr. l'oturtmtt‘u ox-
pvrluuuo in Operative. t-‘uruicutl or much-Moot Deut-
any. mm ounuttll lulu at his office. 86 ‘ I" "u
New llavou. tlonuu near Dollogu St.
ltsii 'ltlltg Hill. Ether Mill mill 1' Attoilbutlos for the
pain on tlxil‘at'liuil of tooth ttm‘: other surgical oper-
ations. udmlulult-rotl.
A lllll‘lllllli \tlll bu umtln to lllllnt‘ who )alI‘tlllIJu
lit. i‘oturmn. trevelluu from a. rudiltr of ti ty mile-a
from Nut llowu. All oporuliouuwartoutod. Wt!
OF E RA H0 USE.
NUIHVALK.
W
“’odncutitty and Thursday.
November 24th and 85th.
Ettt ll't‘ Now Pvtdbl‘lltiinvo
__.,,_.., ,—
‘l‘lw t‘nlolu‘ato.) lvlah t‘nmt‘dlttlt.
John M. Burke,
IN INS NEW litlllli Ol“
“ Shaun O‘Reilly.”
tluppttrtmllty it full (i‘ometly twuptttty. iucltullug
Miss Annie 1‘. Irish
'l‘lw t‘lturmlug t‘omutlleutw cud \‘ovallat,
trodmluimt‘ ll'l writs: ttuturvod SM” an and to
count: Childvvu lib vvttlu.
l'ttrllvr pttrrhtrihu rilervotl will llt‘itolr ttt South
Nut-wall: willbo furnished with hili‘ld our tlohuta
fton of chemo. both wuyr.
't‘t h t for role at Wood! Mill Doek‘u.
° ° ' a. v. mum. Agent. .
NOTICE.
All mums eu 'l'etl Ill the auto of iutoxlcttllu
liquor? to. in oi liner tilt'l ithlno too etc hereby!
llOllIlNI to its u out their licourut forthwith. u
all \‘iillttllmll of the law will be Wit‘culbd.
llotid ttt Bliilg‘ffinfl Nov dill. l .
Will“ N.
t
t-rru. it i
(‘ll A "LES CAM ltRON". ~ County Cottttttlulortou.
3888.321!!! 1". FOSTER. l
86! If
Fill! SALE CHEAP.
six Hundred Fence Porto. rob ed 336133313“ Ap-
l t . . .
lia'ato Builder sud Goutraetor. Franklin Simi.
FOR SA LE.
l G V Z tit Avo-
mi: gubgngli’t‘Plfi leggflaghu‘: S’IPBVENS.
not": round. or to DEPII’NIS vut't'r, Bouthulgpr‘
walk.
COTTAGE HOUSE
In Dnriou Court“ to root cheap. with or without
thlco acres ‘ui‘lat'td and barn. Dtryoy'mltuig de “:1“!
A voron 0i¢ll.~ul r v .,
are}: South Norwrilk. mi eIunlt house situatedu
”shim“ ”my ‘0 xnmwxnuo.
'I'IIE WINTER TEE!!! 0F
- Misses BROGKWAY’S
School to:- Young Mich,»
Omnmertees Holiday, Abram. 29 1875.
’ sets 1-.
max PROPERTY
:gg'roLE'r -
g... n... menu. in and wear
' gather with about 5 aoreo of l
.3 Wold Well throttli-
Tobacco Usi
Cigars made from fine
Ci gars
Also Smoking Tobacco—Cut and
South
STEAM H
Eflllmult'ti Furnished upon Apppllculiun.
fiilu‘ltu
Winter Styles
Largest Stock ”1'
Hats and Cops in
Town! Children’s
Fancy lluts. Ladies
Furs. Ludics’ and
(lit'ls' lt‘ut‘ Cups.
Men's & Buys' Witt»
tor Cups. Silk Huts
mode to order. and
WASHINGTON
c. SWAR'I'Z ab Co.
OFFERS TO THE
ng PubHol
Cigars mode of the finest quality; of Havana tobocw.
Connecticut tobacco.
Cigars made from both, mixed.
at
PIQOES TO SUIT Tn}: * nuns:
Plug.
Chewing Tobacco—till grades.
Tobacco to suit everybody.
PlpL‘SflCIti)’, Brier out] other Wood. Smokers articles of all
kinds. Largest Assortment in Fait‘liold County.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AT THE- STORE IN
ELY’S BLOCK.
1‘.
orxvalk.
Bridgeport Steam and Gas Pipe Works!
461 and. 468 Water In, Bridgeport, Ot-
Muuufztolut‘or's and Erectors of LOW PRESSURE. AUTOMATIC
EATEES,
Fur Hurting Plv'twtr Rcrfdt‘uora. Hotels, Paul‘s Inrh‘flm‘oua. Manufuotort‘os. Etc.
CHARLIE! CROSSLEY, Atom.
oi Silk Hats”;
FOOTE.
Large Stock of
Gloves! Buckskin
Gloves. Fur top kid
Gloves, Dog Skin
Gloves. Horse Hyde
Mittens. ‘Dog Skin
Mitts. Curler gloves.
Driving Gloves.
Gents Furnishing
Goods of all kinds.
01d Sill' Huts t'o- '
modlod.\ STREET’ Fine Dress Shirts.
Souu. tum-walk, Fine Silk Handker-
Cmm. chief's.
BARG
Muslins,
G. R. & F.
lt‘OlI “All“ Q“ 'I‘IIABE.
A Now low prlooti born for rain. or will trade for
good tullv‘h vow. lituliiro ttt if. ilAi‘a‘ Markut. out it
PBOIIA'I‘I»: NOTICE.
Duvttwr or Ntllhi‘hldt ea. i‘rtorlsru C‘outw. No-
wtttlu-r bill. It. 1). till.
iii-title of \‘uutluu Smith. ltlo of Nuvwhlk in
Gabi itiuttlct. item-“d. ‘
'l‘lto t‘ourl of l‘rttltutv for tho ill-trim nf Burualk
hitlll llilll'l‘li illitl ttlluwutt rill lliilllllll ll‘tllli tho tittlrt
tumult ’furthut‘wtlltnvanf laid Kulltiu to vxluhlt
titulr oledma for uottlomiml. ‘l‘itthv who ttuulovt to
prtuwul titvlr uepxmutu iroporly rtlloelutl. within
unlit limo. will no tltmnrre it territory. All pnrauuu
tmlobtott to -itltl liuttttu are rumoured to motto im‘
aeodbtlv pltvmettl to
‘ tdmullutt‘dtuv
tidbit)“. sili‘hlot‘lt. l with itto will
i Almond
3 out tilt
TAX 00 LlaEC'l‘Oll‘s NOTICE.
'l‘blttl- to rtotlt‘v dollmplotli is: pityvre of tilt!
ttouth Vorwnlit Uilltili School ill-trill. that. on and
ttt‘wr the tint dev of lice-outlier inert. l illitll
mood to on loot. by amounts. all taro: than unpaid.
loin byutltltll-trlctuut lttu tlth tlty of lluoeuthor.
to“. and made paynblo by it vulva of tho unto Julio
Jul. lino. \\ lbblttil S. but} ION.
Nov. til. lath. uutdt Collector
NOTICE.
have chime «rain-st the
« Atty toruort who they.
- South oruelir Pllnliil lll Compouy. an: request-
ottto handthurrtin immediately to t. i. 'lttilu.
Secretory one Treasurer. out! till pursuit“ indebt-
ed to the company are Ntltld‘lt‘d to auto lrutttod‘ttte
any?” or the intuition of tho comp-iv is being
0 .. . ’
Mi‘lt'p It. I. TOLLIS. Sec‘y and “ear.
FOR SALE!
Owing to ill-hotlth. the subscriber will sell et pri-
vate sale. one lluroo him“ five years 0 d. thorough~
ly broke to harm. kind and gentle. e road
bone. and gives plural» of speed ' i coo-yest- old
colt contintr two years. and e potty 5 lens old. par
foray recite: also e Pam end Harmer. one two
Rooted ii'etirtpt.u t is ta"! flagegrpriua m‘ t i
“It!” 3 O g on Ca 0 “I 0
‘ p. 1.. 3038353.
Wilson Point Rood. SouthNurwslk. Conn.
—— :51 tf
TO 1.213.
The house now occupied by D. L. BUBBA‘KK. to-
g: The hours con-_
telnet) worm sod is dolirh lly located on the
Wilson Point Road. about 10 minutes wot! from the
depot. Tho groomi- cotttnlua cu bundsnce of
o
it Truman Vince. one. The whole will?»
much”. Applroto DENNIS MATT.
A RARE CHANGE.
Th valush] party on Iain Street. South Nor
waifiopposttepge store of 8. a. their a Bros.
knownuthcests‘tcoftheloul .
weed FOR sou sorbetttxeet bidder. pleura:
half of aid property “all:
in
h i or for one-
'70ch "veto! In confidence is the under-clued
—the result :rIIfi-o e‘ ' 313. n 313%?
South Kermit. Oct. 30th. 1815
. 7 NOTICE. . , -
' an we having elem saint the tour of
cm..." “luv-
’° to...
rats. on
um
3:3,: r; e
. "wage ISIS 3.
it!!!“ for. W H
I 8606‘“
. 5“!“ '1 31‘1". >3
AINS
IN
NEW FALL GOODS!
Prints,
. Blankets.
Ladies’ Gent.’ d: Ch11¢rentp
U N D E R W E A R 2
Rubber and Oilclothing, Oil Cloths, Etc”
‘ Agents for Sewing Machine Needles
Domestic Paper
and a First-class Dying
Establishment.
Patterns,
0. BENNETT,
figohlngton Street. South Norwal‘k. Conn.
(muutsuiowuns' mourn.
The iilIlIiCNIM’I‘l. unmoved h the Court of Pro-
lnltu. fur the fill-sultan of Nut'wtt it. Commie-letters to
row vo. exam tto ttml dorldo uplm tho claims of tile ,
emotion of tho white of \‘slomlue Monti. into of
hmwulk in will til-trier. downed. to when u.
nulvom. howls Hiya notion that tvo w ll ettru to
too liilbjttetlfit , our paid up dutmout. at the uteri
of w. t‘. Qllltttttl'il .v to. u still urtvulk. on the
truly day or lmwmber. love. end on the its-h due; of
ore of
April. tutti. at tut: o‘clock lit the forequ of
will?" it i u l t .1 um
whit tt‘i to lot till r d otx mob its
fruitillw (lite hvrouf for the exhlhltuu to us‘of
«thou-whom“ tutti Mule
Al. um u, pagan“.
(luv v u w :‘fiotumiuloum.
batted st Nortvttllt. lhl- tutti do: of October. A. 1).
tutti. sac
8. BfSI-IERWOOD,
AGENT.
Carpenter and Builder.
WATER fi'l‘llhlli‘l‘. 30V?“ 0" SMAMIIOAT DOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Building and converting of all itluda. Eltlnetee
said l'ltuu furnished at ehort notice. A trial 33‘1““
. . .Y
GREEN,
A R Ti 3 T l
[8 NOW BIADY T0 IXSCU'I‘I ALL XIX“ O!
PARLOR AND HALL
DEQORATIONB.
Frescoiug 8: Sooner-y Pointing
SH§DING 1N Museum;
‘ 7 A svxouvrv.
Of every Description. Give mefacail. ,
1’. 0.1302384, South Nomlhcnin; ‘
» last-t 3.
,n-mumrxm . 00m.ln-v-3
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