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VOL. 6. NO. 8.
Select Miscellany.
Ir. Sepa- e Wo‘m of Cheering up Rte
lit. Snilcl's wife bu been very sick for
some weeks. but, although extremely rednc~
ed in body and mind, there is still enough
of the true wctnnn remaining in her. which
led be: last Monday, in a fun: whisper. to
ask her husband. who had entered the nick-
ronnt with a tuner-e3! cast of features. what
“no the new:
” Well" onswero 1 Mr. Super. sitting nu.
sadly down on the extreme edge of a chair.
and ‘.=:t'.;‘.ll(‘iil;: his hat on his fingers by the
brim, “there ain't nothing if) speak of ‘n
p'ti."t’r S‘posu you heard of Miss. Coie'l
tit‘tiil . Bili‘ was (siren the some time you
Il‘zn‘.“
“ i siltllliti think, Joules,“ said Mrs. So.
it». “uh :‘i techie etltpbnsls. “that it you
couldn‘t rind smut thin‘ more cheerful to
my it your poor sick wife. you'd hold your
tongue."
" (‘crt‘ulyf’ s’liti Mr. Super weekly. " on~
fly news is HO sc‘nce. Lemme tee.” he con.
tinned. faulting thoughtfully into the crown
or" his int, as if he had a reserved fund of
tlwrvlu ; “you hear d 'bout Mulhy
t‘nrtcr‘s breakin‘ her leg."
A strnppisll nod u! the head from the it)-
\ t‘ild signified in Mr. Super till“. he wns nn
dangerous ground. but, after a moment‘s
l'i ti. . tlou. he brightened visibly tot he said :
“ You ortt-r bc'n to town mcctlu‘ n Mun-
.l‘y the town‘s wind to have It new hearse.
..o‘ l \\"t> never so glad of nuythiug in nil
my life."
‘ .lttuu lllunrd Super"
u tie, it Elli :t painful intensity.
mt‘rd horn fool. or be you n lookin‘
{.tri l tge‘llln' ri~l of me."
.\~‘ the latter view hull never presented
l‘v It to .\ir Super in the light of his “lit“-
it...»tlzy, he linked very much subdued. llD‘i
wrttclwl hi~ hmd with an All of ptiul‘ul
:lihl. tt‘l:~“.l :ix Mrs. b‘opur ‘oid again with u
tt-Ltt'l'tli \“Ultl‘ ‘ .
“Uh, you i‘n go if you Cutt‘l spurt- u
few moments to ..ct with me. nn‘ jvs‘giv‘ luv
..unollttlv iritv‘rrstin' news-ml don‘t want
you to stay :tz'in your inclination." she call-
lintmt \\ ith the sigh of a martyr.
.\lr. Super liaully expressed his willitin~
out to remain and desire to please. so of.
or it brief lntervul of thought he continued
rttlt’t‘lt‘n‘i} :
“thl, il‘illill" think. i w.“ OVl‘l to the
milder Slam-K in" flight in m-u'f i couldn‘t
nuke n trndc for u Jetwev lit-ii'vl'. un' i fell
yin, .‘iyl‘id," said Mr. Super. t-nthusltstl.
c div, “ if 1hr .‘tilli u ltmuutu t‘rittt~r,l new
rr fit‘t‘ one."
.\u umiunm ltziit uppe-tr-«l in Mrifiopcl'a
sunken eyes. and if ilt‘f' blulmnl illlti been
t-ilSt‘l‘Vind clowiy he would have seen u
restlevi motion of the hands. indicative of
an apparent dosiro to make it personal nl
Incl. lip-m some one or “Throttling. but be
$11“ milling, and continued :
“ Sill"$jl'§1 about the light aiucmn‘ her
:~l\iu rte white us snow. She‘s. got tho poo»
tin! trip.“ t- mutiucd the unrotlvctivc Mr.
.N' qt r. with It tit-scriptlvo motion of the
h md , “ and when you tf‘lillt‘ to tdk Illonl
\i.:]llt'—~\\il}'. .\l‘ti-t." said Mr. Super. rising
from iii. limit in his warmth “ she‘ll men:-
t: in ton to if tit rut» llt‘r tin-tut "
The scream w hit it came from the Afflicted
lit\ and ill thivt juncture Wt“ of such piercing
t-ili'iiillt‘b‘.‘ that Mr. Super plnced hit lingers
in hit; rut-s. nnd Mrs. aopcr‘s mammlt. who
w.“ in till: next room. appeared on the
scone in the twinkling of MI eye.
“ tlh, you uw’nl brutc‘." also exclrtimcd. in
\il‘.‘ bathed her daughter's brow with hair.
ml in mistake for campinr. while the
wretched man fecbiy cuden‘ored to expi‘lill
that he woe only tellingr Mrs. Super about a
Jersey heifer that he Was going to buy.
"There. m1." amid Mrs. Soper with a any.
“l'rn tutti-r now."
‘* You'd better leave the mom." said the
lnnlron with .i world of algoiflcmt Wl'ttlil
in ilt'l' rye, and the unfortunate Super depar-
ted, muttering. a. he slammed the outside
door behind him, that he‘d be master in his
own house some day; but he hasn't been
yet, for Mrs. Super ins recot’~‘rcd. and her
mother has liken up a permanent residence
with them.
To this day they don‘t epoch to the wid-
ow E'ZtL‘y. and Mr. Super‘s reiterated cxple
nzttfzm il‘iS always been received in dignified
and lttrrvduiom ~iienco—Alleghnny (Pad,
.‘1 ill.
gossip
\t‘llispcred his
“be ynu n
for-
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Centennial Notes.
Tim». 'l'iturrm. will iU‘ILi the hand,
Tilcrt- it ill be no season tickets.
.\'~w lv t. L‘tvngrtas make up the balance.
,\’o vending. peddling or hawking will be
all .tt'eti.
There wail be too many relics—too many
of the bugtli kind.
N.» " books of the opera"
froeh pcnmrts."
Dr. Pepper. of Pbilndclpltin. will be med-
ical director.
The exhibition from Frence will proba-
bly number nearly 1.200.
Market street cats now run direct to the
C rutcnninl builbiligo.
Er iris. orator . Longfellow . poet. and
Le. rettrltr of the 1776 pope:
li-any States will hove their own build-
ing for the use of the afllcinlc. and tired vle~
itorr.
New York city has done very little to-
ward an enlargement of the fund. It is not
yet too late.
The Canadian Provinces will meke a line
displny. lion. L. de St. Joel will ouperin-
tend the work.
An unprecedented display of Jepenuc
production: will be made; reel Jere in ctv
tendonce too 3
There will be respect-l police end are de-
pulmont on the around: It all tuna. end
many detectivoi. r»
The millary encompmcnt will be c (rend
feature. Regiments from curly every city
will pitch lenll.
Myer: Music Bell. to be erected near the
entrlmce will have n outing upectty for
over 5. 000 people. ,
The proccu of blowlnwd cutting glue
willbeexblbltcd inn building built cope-
clally for tho puma-e.
iienmm at: can III Mofmlcac. Two
Engiiahmen will run the enterprise. and :0
Ruhr out 0! W“.
Knapp. lbc nest gee-eke: of mo.
l"ill sendovcrl 1mm '0‘." h.“ l“
‘ It‘ll: to bring a over.
1% mod on m will Inn ...
and no “ nice-
4,700 words on it, will be exhibited along
with the other curiosities. ,
Col. Herbert Sanford. one of the Brltllb
Commissioners, will live at the new Trenc-
Ccnlbnninl Hotel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compcny‘e
large stock yards hove been rented by the
Centennial Communion. ,
A grand od‘nir will be the Marthe Wuh-
ington Levee. at the Phlladelphln Academy
Of Music. on Feb. 39
The ottlclel catalogue will be bendeomcly
bound. and. we believe. will be zrutuitourly
dlstrlbutod. A good idea.
The hotel keepere promise not logo above
$3 per day. They ought to «it ion. The
Vienna Expoaition war a louon.
The Ohio State building will be a very
hundeomc structure—nu ornament to the
grounds and a credit to the State.
A man nt Dover. Del. he: the contract to
Inpply the city hotel: with cam. and will
have 10,00 fowl: in the bcnneryl
\l‘cik. n German. will erect one hundred
cottages on Forty-third and Eadlnc atroctl.
as " Centennial lodging houses.
Philadelphia heretofore bus had very few
boarding houses, but next year will have
more tfor six ntonthsl thnn nny city in the
t‘nlo a.
On the opening day Chestnut street. from
the Delaware to the Schuylkill.wlll bee ino-
plcd with dogs of ell netloor. including cure.
Tickets of ndmlnion will be for sale all
over the country cl. the regular price. Tbll
will obvilttc crowding at the box office. No
free list!
The West Point cadet: will create it great
sensation. They will cncamp for ten days
and “ dress parade“ will draw thousands
every evening.
.\ large number of the lending European
jtltllll at: will send representatives to write
up the "opening“ Yates comes from the
London Post,
Thi- hnokmeu are to be kept in check by
the authorities. ttnd any attempt at cheat-
in;' will be made punishable by in tr. Lia.
ten !
Tho;- lmliee of ultumtl cycty lending city
lime contributed handsomely to the fund.
The indies of New York have not given a
dollar. it in not too late.
May-‘10 to November )0. day and nicht.
except Sunday. Time enough for you and
tuoennd everybody, including his Royal
Nib: in China to take it little peep.
The President recommend: in his rues-
uago that the celebration uhnnld born 1 na-
tional churnctur. nnd intimates thlit Cott-
crcss had lit-st appropriate enough money to
inure success.
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Sonnetbln: to Read on Sunday.
The whole family climbed out of the
wagon and went into a book Iltlf'f'.
'Therc wrre father. mother Ind Iixtoon
your old dunghtrr.
“ Mister. we wont tcr get sornethln' good
to read on Sundays. which ll powerful lone-
eoulo lo the cunntry."
“ Shall be glad to serve you air. “but
“‘lii the lady like 9"
“ Whnl d'yc want, Sofy r“
“ I‘d choose eomcthin' ltbtltlt the new
'ttsilltlnfi, pit l"
“ 0f konree. l ninught n knovved lbctl
Kin you fix her out i"
“ Oh. yea." replied the Itortrkeepnr ; “ we
have here tlodcy. Leslie. Harper's Boner.
Peterson. Dcmoreat Ind numerous other
magazines." ‘ .
" Llodcy? W‘y. you don't tell me bc‘u'llvc
and figurin‘ out fuluone yet. do yo 9" cried
the old man.
“Oh. yea," was the reply.
" \V‘cll. centennial snakes and cross bar-
rcd brcccltes! Wlty,old worntut. don‘t you
remember we lied our wcdtlln‘ clout fixed
up urlcr his plan. Gody. Of boom. B'lfy.
yt-‘il take Gody. ond I'll bet the bob-tolled
mute and the black about that what be In
is the fashion can't be discounted."
” What will you wife like 9“ asked the
merchant, as the old man paid for the mag-
ozinc.
“ Something that‘l got good church reed-
in‘ in lt—somc religious paper, if you
please.“ replied the lady.
“ Here is the best we have —Tbc Christian
at Work."
“ Hold up limit! the thet got any of that
Bomber and Tiltnn business in it l"
“ None 0‘ your business. anyhow.
tilt-re is l“ fired up the old woman.
“'l‘iin‘t hey i"
“No, taint! So lt'l church rcndin' it don't
bother you, sir. so dry up!“
'- W‘n-ll. mt'bbe that‘s so. In' what I read
("lll‘i bother you, too. All right. misterjist
tmud me out half It dozen _'lustreted new»-
papers full of picturoe of legs with striped
stockings on and fifty dollar sorter: end-J
The old lady chucked the Christian or
Work under the table. grabbed the old men
by the ear. and if he bed worn etrlpetl
stockings about 11 inches of them would
have been eecn between the tops of hi~
oboes.end the bottom of his ponts’ log: All
she made him walk Special: out to the
wagon.
S‘ pose
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Medical Proverbs.
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A good lurgoon must but: on Glfiiu'i eye.
a lion's been. lady‘s bend and be on iron
man who know no fur.
Better coll the cook then the doctor. but
don t kin her unless you dcelre her die-
cburgc. when your wife in oround.
God cores and the doctor token the fee.
Berlin in better then wealth. but most
people sacrifice the former to obtnln the
letter.
If the doctor cures. the our: seen it. but It
he kills. the north hides bl: minute with
thee-alumna of the undertaker.
Medicine ere not meant to be need on
food u some common. hence good pbycl-
clan: rarely over use thorn upon themselves.
The epicure put: ill-puree in his staunch.
The tale» bl: staunch in hie puree.
The boot phyulolece to cell on. Dr. Diet.
Dr. Quiet. Dr. Merl-yuan.
Wine in o turnout—Gm e friend—then on
enemy.
Enough to better then I tenet—more rick-
uoule brought by your cerium: your
drinking.
People prefer [not cavity of mono: to
skill—plentycf soft coop toned mace
an“ to “looting their nettle-l enviou—
bv‘nce nub mourning In one feature.
'A physiolo- oneetoltfe.knwecll. In his
mm“. who be bowl eul-
um» mumnt.wbhb out to eam-wk _,
“'3 Witt-d q.
tloner, n life-time of etudy end experience
ll needed to obtain a prectlcel education.
He who would be young when old Inuit
be old when young.
Children end chickens are always a pick-
ing —i-benc'e often lick.
Old physicians are supposed lobe lilorc
Iklllful from long practical experience-
good wine would improve with ego.
The fool (and many we hove) we: well
and took medicine to be better. and bin
fricndr were obliged to cell in tho underto-
kcr to cover up his mistolte.
Nurture cures moot end kills the least.
hence the beat doctor.
Beware of those doctor: who are con-
ltdfllil’ pulled by the undertaken. for the
latter nlweye bow: on eye to bullpen and
will nlweye upeek well of those who keep
them buy.
Young doctors are very often called out
of church with proteins: cello. Query. why
tell the old ones are not so often troubled f
Union Square. N. Y.. mutt be It elckly
place Ill doctors of oil grade. and kind- in
end around it, and still room for more Ionic
think.—Qucry. Ihould not the city appoint
more undertaken and enlarge thnlrceme‘
term .'
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A Neatly Woe Watson
A gentleman we: rented before tho Cafe
Richc. in Paris. when a young artist passed
with a companion. “ 1 will bet you.“ sold
the artist to ill! friend. “i will drink that
gentlemnn'e coa‘ecmud he will thunk me
for doing it." “ You are crazy." “ You
Will see." “ You know him. than." “ Come
and see the proceeding for yourself." Very
solemnly they approached the gentleman.
" Sir." raid the artist. “I out an inspector of
the board of health. If I risk for coffee they
will give me without double very good Clip,
for they know me. You. sir, whom they
do not know. are served like the reel of the
world. Will you permit me to \netc your
coffee?“ “Certainly." laid the gentleman.
“ This is really good. The government has
great cure over the people. The police can.
not be too watchful over the public henltll."
The artist drunk the coffee. and having tin-
ished it mid politely. “ They do thlugr
proper at this cufe: this is excellent coffee."
lie bowed. and left the gentlemen to pay
for the coffee he had not bad. but profound-
ly grateful for the ctrc of the government.
w—~OOO——-—-
flow to pet Along.
Advertise 3
Never loci in buuincss matters.
Advertise !
Do not kick every one in your path.
Advertise !
Learn to think and act for yourself.
Advertlw l
Keep «heed rather than behind the times.
Advertise!
Don‘ t stop to tell stories during business
bourl
Advertise 2
Have order. Iyntcm. regularity and also
pr-lmptucu.
Advertise !
Do not meddle with bualuou you know
nothing of.
Advertlee l
live your own bruins rather than thou of
othera.
Advertluc'.
Two thine: every business lulu: who wish-
es to euccccd should do. -
Advertlee t
Pay as you go.
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Po LITENESS Porn—Politeneu to other:
would nlweys chnrectorlnc n person‘e con-
duct. whether it finds oppreclntlon or not.
A remarkable inducer: of gratitude for n
little attention to an aged man to given
here: _
A Parisian gentleman. nemed bf. Dollole.
unjust inherited n fortune under .rntber
tingulur nueplclee. About three veers ago.
being in the act of purchetinu some cigars
at n tobuoconiut‘e, he noticed lln old mun.
neatly but simply dressed. who was trying
in vain to light his pipe at n flexible gas 50!
which bong: in front of all cigar chops in
Peril.
His hands. shaking with pally. refused to
hold the light steadily. end he strove in vain
to apply it to the bowl of bil pipe. at the
risk of scorching his face. M. Dcleole
come to the rescue. held the light for the
old gentleman. and then went out. respond
lng merely by I bow to the thanks which
be received.
Hardly bed he reached the sidewalk. how.
over, when he was follodcd by the old men.
who begged to he told his name and nddrwa
Wishing to get rid of this somewhat impor-
tunc gratitude. he hastily gave them and
went his way. A few daya ago he wat-
wltlted upon by n lowycrfivho clinic to an-
uonnce to him bin inheritance of n larg‘
fortune left to him by one M. Donon. who
bed died without heirs. and whose pipe be
bid once lighted.
We“
Ir rr rmnx‘r Bonn ran lagoon—“He
was smart and intelligent and bud good
oroapects. if it hadn‘t been for liquor."
How often do we beer tint. cold. Young
men hear it. end ‘ee tbc wordl round in
their care they crowd into the drinking u-
loons to have the come said of them. They
too the streets full of the wrecke of humon-
lty who hove lost I" tint woe valuable in
meobood on the motto of lntemperonce :—
thcy pen on either elde boom on which
reels e poll derker then deetb—the pull of
drunkenness; where fetiiere mourn their
ION. saying: “ Oh. God. why have they not
died before this diuretic!" where motherl-
lament. and Ill”?! bong tbelr beetle in
meme. and yet they go galloping on in the
come road. Greet heevenl howcen young
men. with I“ this before uni—mine. on.
once. disease and death—overture or touch
I drop- of spirituous liquors. We would
noon" take I. uttluoeke to fund then I
wine cup—moor be drunk by lightning
then run. The legal end pbyelccl right of
the men to drink. we would defect! or we
would hie right to commit Iulclde. but who
wouldn‘t- urbane. him. it connected with
rummaging to o lump-poet then Itttlnx
«lat on the doorstep t—Merrlmodournel.
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Burr Bonn—We pity the me. how-
ever preoperati- lite pocunlery condition. or
however greet his tone. who be not I. bap-
oy borne. A beppy borne to the heaven of
all life... Yet use: of our acct dietin-
lrulvllwl ”Am not been. rm to
title respect. The: have been node to feel
bow MM won the world‘s op-
pleuo. or the
“my"
fortune of chance. But whet a terrible
misfortune! All the dlltlnctione in the
world ntt‘ord no compensotlon for such e
deprivation. There to wmetblng lnexpllco-
bit: about unhappy rancher. A young couple
marry from Ictunl preference for cool: other.
end from no worm but sincere Mention.
but n want of congenlollty ll subsequently
developed and a wretched home for life in
the molt. Blmed indeed and Inoetblgbly
favored ere they whore homes from the be-
ginnlng to the e_nd arc alweye happy.
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Banana»: Wonk: or anus: Moon.
—Nlnevah woe fifteen mile: long. eight
wide. and forty miles around. “Q o well
one hundred feet high. and thick enough
for ten chariot: abreuIt. Babylon wee tif-
tcon mile: within the walle. which are seven-
ty-flve feet thick. end four hundred feet
high. with one hundred brazen gator. The
temple of Diane. at protus. four bun-
drcd and twenty feet to the support of the
roof. It wu n hundred year: in building.
The largest of the pyramids is four hundred
and elgbty-ono foot high. and six hundred
and titty-three on the older; it: been cover:
eleven acres. The stones are about. thirty
feet in length. and the layer: are three hun-
dred and eighty. 1t employed three bun-
dred nnd thirty thousand men in building.
The labyrinth in Egypt contains three hun-
dred chambers and two hundred and fifty
halls. Thebes. in Egypt; presents ruins
twenty-seven miles around and contained
three hundred and fifty lltollllllld citizens.
and four hundred thousand slaves. The
temple of Delphos wee so rich in donation:
tbnt it won plundred of five hundred thou-
sand dollars. end Nero carried away from
it two hundred elntuea. The walls of Route
were thirteen miles round.
«ow—~—
lioua—We assert. as n rule. the whole
tune of a homo depends upon the woman
at the bond of it—tlte nveruge home; not
the poverty-stricken home. nor the wealthy
home. In thls average home, whether sun.
shine shall enter the rooms. whether the
parlor shall be used and cuioyed. whether
the table shall be lnvltinaly unread. wheth-
er bright lights and bright flu-a shall give
warmth and cheer on winter uiRlllsw-Wiltlllh
er. in brief. the home he on uptoenble or n
disagreeable place. is usually what the wo-
man determine». Men are powerless in the
mutter. Some find solace for a dismal home
in study. come. occupation in business;
some submit with what patience they con ;
others are attracted by the cheer of the
public house and it is especially young men
who are apt. in consequence, to drift into
bad company nnd bad imbue. There are
men-ant men? Our whole nruument refers
to individual: nlnong men who Iuacumb to
bad lnflucncee~not the sex. but u chins..—
Apploton‘s Journal. ‘
Mm“
Mite. M0!tlll§fili\’.—Mri. Morriuoy is n
one looking lvttly. who. like her husband. is
perfectly independent of bit-tr. Grundy and
know: well how to take care of herself.
Formerly the lived at Troy. where the we:
lllliliy relpected by oil clone- of citizens.
One afternoon it chanced flint the cyee of It
young sprig of fuatbtn happened to full up-
on a tall. handmmc. elnrrnntly ettired lndy.
who was walking up the street In front of
him. lie panned and rcpnsned her. trying
to attract her attention, but in vain. it‘l-
nnlly he nddrcued her. when Iuddcnly on
wrm of elect emerged from It Will muff and e
blow that aeonrlngly might have failed on
Mt. laid the young fellow Iprnwl inn against
it ulnop. Quickly he recovered hlmslf,
authored up his beaver rind cone, and re.
treated rapidly down the street. Tho lady
stood for a moment laughing at hie discom~
llturo and then turned upon her heel, the
admiration of all beholden. lit-r Would-be
mloror inquired of come one who etood at p
\sufe dlatunce who the lady wu. A smile
prune with the answer. " Mrs. John Morris-
ltcy. "-—N.'Y. Cor. Toledo Blade.
'\ 4*“—
‘.,During the climate: of the Vice Presl-
dehurt the Baltimore City Hall. some time
alnce. Major Retry Gilmore. a well-known
tntl conspicuous Confederate cavalry otllcer
during the into war. was introduced to Fred.
Douglass. end I morning pnper any: the fol-
lowing occurred: The Major sold. “ M'-
Dougless. let us ehnkc hands acrost the
bloody chltllll." Mr. Dounlnss replied. “No,
Major Gilmore. thereto no bloody chasm;
let us choke bend. norm n free country."
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The other day a Vicksburg father. tind-
lng it neceelary to reprovc his son. gently
old. “ Don't etutl' vlctunla into your mouth
that. way. my eon. George Washington
lldn’t out after that fashion." The boy ac-
cepted the rcpt-00f without comment. and
pondering for a while he remarked to him-
telf."And I don't believe George Washington
lcked his son for finding n bottle of wble-
key in the shed when he was hunting after
‘t horse-shoe. either! "
W‘rwoo - wvr~-
Hell-tones the size. of oranges recently
fell in Chihuahua. Mexico. This item
drown how production. as Buckle might
have said. has an effect upon language. If
the bellstnnoe but fell in Union Square the
Item would bevc been. “Kellutonee the nine
of billiard belle ;" in Barton. “ the nine of
fell pipplne; in Cincinnati. " the size of cool
duck" in Cleveland. “ the size of popcorn
belle."
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"OW." the domed thing ain’t Igo-
lngt" was the lurprlud rework of I light-
teelag Gunner from Melee, who caressed
the teeth of n circular new in e North End
planing tnlll. end now would you propound
to him tbct first problem for young Arithmec
tlclttne.“Haw many liner- beve you on
your right. band i" he would like that lone-
ly thumb. Ind Indly reply. " Rory. Itnn-
gcr.—Bolon Globe.
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One of Mark Twain's funny starter in
diet of e Scripture penonmo. the preprlec
tor of which ensued e pitch: to play up.
propriete route. The nuclei-n. when the
couch up "When Johnny Corner Enrolling
Home!" which exalted the inclination of
the more! lecturer.
W
The Detroit 1"um Inen ncm. with
much mutation. tint Generel Shortcut
intake “ more of in will go to haven then
ukulele on it." But he Ibobldn’t Jump
into bed without nylon late prayer! on m
Imam of ouch on nutborltv. A: for our-
Ietvee. we not when turntable. cud“
ldut em n—Obhcgc 'f‘luw.
W
picture of the'thdlml Son" was pouring. '
Ibell keep up our devotloulnntlfl'bll. Ober- y
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,187;
n. x. Lactwoon
finally annual]: gentinal
PUBLISHED IVIRY SATURDAY
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
“"10!!! CLAIR O MIPS MI. I“! ovum.
one You ..... 01.8mm: mourn... u.oo
Sincle'Coplel, I (lento.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No paper tit-continued until all linear on ere
paid. except at the option of the publlehur. 3ft
Term. of Advertising.
unit. tin Ito. 8th. 0th. Stool. xcol. loot.
tweak true .3100 £300 «(to $500 e- co etfit’t
1'50""3 In on t! taco
;' “ I00 Gm 590 153 [Hill lib“ lam
lmnuth. Too‘“ 500 face "also two raw 0066
a “ too “it" slid lion ism loco 3500
a ft," 500 flit l 1599 not) who .10th
6'" “ Brio i500 taco 2300 9530:2600 raoo
owl" uric voila": Emmett 33716 5809? toii’oo
imfiW’ffim‘" 191760
'- One inch cpue commuter I come . but no
advertteemnu will be counted tau then one com.
tut-rm end Dentin tanned autumn-tr.
Local Notice. to cum per line.
NullWAlol‘
I I'll! 1‘0 1000‘!!!
lull‘lfllln
W. O. BURKE. In. In. D.
Pity olclun and learned“,
Ofieri blu profcnlotml neutral! to the ”film" of
8 luthNorwnlk nntl Vitll‘ltly Office may Fir—t Nit-
ttorml Bank South Norwulk. will. hour. it to ltlu.
m. .5. to 1:30 p. In. 314.5 tint
T 5. 'sciIAN'rou. " 1“—
D E N T I S 'l‘ .
Eur-entitle tooth and inverting nrtlttctnl dentures e
epoclhltx.
OFFICE OVER SWhRD‘S Clorutuu III-omen.
south Not-u elk.
EillLY VD. PADDEE, iii. 11.
(Grudtrbto of N. Y Mt ‘mi Lollogo f’nr W ouicn. l
(m MA l.\' d“ .ll.t It‘h‘lld LI. S I‘REH'I‘N.
SOFT“ NOB W -\ LII. CONN:
(llllt n flourn until lln. ln.. untl from d p tn. \t-
motion to Ill plunge of «tin utw A lnoirlotu to n .7! n-
orul notice of luntllcluu nud nurmrv. nlntv kc iii in
Front Muld‘ u Confer Honor.) up town and roll or
ddl'li pull“) pllt I'urwortlt d and uttuldml in. Fumllir I
lit lp ind with "thnu‘uputhlt‘ n Illuiit‘u
Moreno.“ by ptrnuulou: —ti lthutlml .11)..
Prof. of t'hoor and Practice. N \. tit). ; t ‘iomonto
butler.“ ’llcnu of t‘ollout N. Y.: Al' rid K
little \I. D1,). Prof. Mutcrlu Murillo. llblllf.
AGRIGDLTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
0F ll'Aynltrouh', N. r..
Aunts (Ivor pl 00,000.00,
0. E. WlLSON
Agent for 'ffitf
NORN'ALK DAIIIBN “'ltfi'l'l‘olt'l‘.
A103 Wand €788
Offlcc next door to gnlrncld County llnuk.h "ol'\\ elk
LOUIS .I. BLAKE.
Attorney at Counselior-at-an.
Olluc in Sword‘s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
(Office formerly occupied by Melville 8. blood.)
Dntvnncc on Weebt nnona
Proctlowl bull the Court! of the State. Convcvv
nnoln mildly executed. Colloctloue romptly
Minn ufi 10.439‘
Office hourl from I A. M. till it bf. from t l‘ ".10
PM“: from‘fP. bf tlllttl’. bf.
W" oestrogen Pom?
MARINE RAILWAY.
IOUTII NOR\V‘AI.K. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS.-.1000 TONS.
Vol Mitt Built or ”1‘1"!th a! Slam! Nomad.
Furniture for vnnoln. Point. Oill. Dock \‘nruiull.
(lekurn. blhlll Toolu. om. conutnutly on hand for min
Nil 6 B
FRENOH'S HOTEL,
Mela street South Norwulk, Colin.
FOllNERLY LUCAS' HOTEL
Ruler. ctl nrlti newly F'uruia-hotl. t‘hurgm l‘lhlr't’lllbiu
Portion e rpccinl ty.
Dbl) C. (5. FRENCH l‘ropritimr.
FRENCH’S HOTEL,
0N ’l‘liE EUROPE .lN Pl. \N
Opposl to Clt llnll. Park. Court. ll onso
on New Post Office.
N E W Y O R K .
All modern improvement- including violator.
Rooms $1 per dny and up“ urrlu
ear- ly '1‘ J. 11133310“ A BROS" l’roprlotore.
GEO. UCIIAIYXI'E
Germania A House,
Corner of Clay Street and Ruilroad Place.
Best N. Y. Leger Boer. Meals at all
noun.
HAIL COLUMBIA!
A REM ARKABLE ECLIPSE “ill tube place some
\ltnotu 187 6.
PENNBLL’ 8 INK.
will cello-o Ill othernbeoluoe it in not Injured
by Mfr-callus, will not cor-ode the pen or
Imperial Gloss Ink.
Homoth on new. end ronliv nun. Auk your Druggle
for Pouuell‘ e Tooth l‘ owdur.
Gnoonlas.
JOHN HUTCHINGS.
Formerly Hatching: & Ferric. Ely‘a Dioclr.Mnin
etreot. South Norwelk. Thankful for the put put-
onagc received from his customers. be home. by
keeping I good unortment of Groceriol. to meet
their approbation. and secure euouorons abate of
their pntronnge in the future. 1-"
FHA NK A. TOLLE§ a 00..
DIADIII I!
GRUCERIES PROVISIONS,
Preurvee. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPERA HOUIE ILOGK- Helmet,
tit-y . com NORWALK. CONN.
“WWW—
wo ... -
Denier tn .
Stowe. Tin Wore. Cooking Utensils,
fawn- end Hum [Inkling Geode.
00 s
ongoingledntzoti‘rgzu. “Ronni”: "iii oilfiifld'd'io
\m
64! WASHER G'I‘ON STREET. SOUTH. NORWALX
_
LADIES ms.
Indie: withing tbotr Rolfe newly ltne’dor Fore
{It-debut: boat. will vets“ curator ii done by“. call-
atlfil‘lu‘lt tn union em
III-em ' n. emitter
__
CLOTHING!
I. D A v I S
pantomime
FALL AND WINTER
DEALER IN
STOVES,
Ranges. Furnaces, Tin and Jo-
pnnnerl Ware,
China,
Crockery,
and Glassware,
uousnwnxisnmo GOODS,
”gnu. Item
I‘
ALWAYS 01‘ "AND.
THE LARUEI‘T ETOCK AND GREATEST VAR!
ETY 0?
Good: in my Lino.‘
The titlmttion nt inn (:1 s in
invitnd ilttibl‘6'11Hll‘0hdF‘t-
i112" Eli-re“ H‘I‘t‘
Dorian HtluSé,
G REGORY’S POINT, CT.
'1‘th lfoure will b.- kept open during! the winter.
it to thoroughly ilt'lllt‘ti throughout. nnd ill in every
ri-upct-t tillvd for "tr occmntrmbtllon of Winter
Hurt-h.
l‘llr‘il'll uill it.» .upp‘lmi an titlliltu tho eumuttr
with (‘lnlns and (lyslt-r- in cwry sale. and all that
the loom“ nti'ortlt. 25841
F l‘. STEIDNIAN a. 805‘,
Proprfclore.
\TOLWUN Ol’. STICKS;
\l' HOLESA l.l-‘. Mll'i BETA”.
H .\l.t.tt|'t- l‘lbtl.
('1..\.\lu‘,l-““9Tl~3ll—‘.
E L I. a I LS DO N ,
f‘fllllll'ls. (‘\\\EI‘ I'lfl'i'l‘l‘
\liill'HT\lHl*fi \Nll Horne.
' S ‘ Till-l NEW YORK \hl) NEW RAVI-3N
“ E T 0’ RAILROAD DEPOT.
Eotltn Norwnlk. Conn.
NINE DIX-L. “LIJAI mutton.
GO TO
HURLByTT's.
llv will do you no itltf‘lll.
In suturuvr ho will kt‘t‘p you cool,
In winter he will keep you wnrm.
".4...—
I’LASS" AIJE,
The Best Futility Liquors
301"er noes.
TRY MY FIIWFENT CIGARS’
00R. MAIN AN}. NN ~:'98.. SHUT“ NOR“ ALK
OIJD WELL
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old etund “)th to )urtly celebrated for the
superior quality of its meat-I. Minx come and r
lhomtnucmlnt of the Ulldl‘md will continue
. offer to the citizen of this city
Fliii Class Meals at all Killlil
AT FAIR PRICES.
The unlit-reigned twin: had experience in con-
ducting this tin-tum in this loco fuels that. be
known the uuutu of this community. end to tonadcnt
of hi: ability to entirfy thcmmnd will call junta
chcap II the qunlity of the menu will allow cud he
hopes it utrlet attention to bilelncel to rccctte o
llborol I re of the public putronogc.
Do 00 "0 BROWN, Aflenl.
314.”
r: 8 .~
01 E 7% .5
at: 7-: : 6&2.
2 a .7. E2555
lire gm: age;
o‘kghnéégéfin
B‘Eiseoii”§%
zigzag???“
do gag Egg-:3
5 m "‘ 99g
0 5
I2 FIE-:4 ggéga
,Z a g:
B g ‘2 8
Marble and __t_i__ranite Works.
The Initiator-then havlnxnntted the Herbie Work-
f.B 8. Price cndthe tit-en“. Work I
would invite the ottentton of the bite to the on-
natural roclllueo they now have for t e tepid execution
mu orderwpemlnlng to the «W and
MONUMENTAL. BUILDING,
CEMETERY WORK
Either of Granite. Herbie, Dnb or
Blue stone. Importer-I
Scotch Granite.
ufeeturrlof lktodeof mom
will “mm our.
PRIOI, DATE. l 00.
.vmr—ewm “may" food n W“
to
ME. can" rm
g: watchmen-.t....
“8-",
AI. Hanan.
Scorn Nowwm. November. I0. tub.
The Go- rtneI-Ibl heretofore lulu: betw
g‘. champion and .Peterson lDietitian. h b3:-
y no vcd
Tbobe who are in need of ant-clue dental om
done. and derive the benefit. of Dr. Petuun‘e
perlcnce in Operative. Surziul or Mechanic“ Dent-
ntry. out oonenlf. him‘ a bll once. 86 6'." It...
New unveil, (loam, our College or.
pf!“ binge“. iltbor' .32 meaAphutbctwe I?! the
m e PM on 0 ID 0 H m“
etlonu. Idmlnletcred. M
A dlwount will be nude to than who retrain
rPelct-eon. traveling from a radio: of 6 rod, Inilcv
from New Haven. All operation-“ranted ”It!
9’
HARDWARE.
Tl . bdrm-It tn townof
GENERAL HARDWARE.
mantles- TOOLS.
ornaments”.
Paints, Oils and WindOw Glass,“
l.‘ ‘3]. Mature and Deed MI. Porceloln. fluted end
M m f a. Knobs. n unortmeut of Table on.
Pocket CI of the nullity. cheep for cub
Bottle Fa Geode. Jupnneeo Paper Were.
LAWN MOWERS.
Agricultural Implements. Mecbnnlce‘ Tools.
W. C. QBINTAID & 00.,
\ t 8. Opera House Block.
com NORWALX. 00820.
w. c. QUII‘I‘AI. Im “A"
«an. Non-elk. 30v. 9:. 1m 'f!~tf _.
' «mono-r w. SMITH
Dealer in ‘11.“. of Choice
ancestries,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwiilr.
\\ e are enrc It dot-s not require autumn! of odver
amount-nu to utiqty our rumor-p that. the null' y
ofonr slain-aye Woman they
on uni a: cheap on can be pantheon! hen.
Pcoduoo taken In Exohunm
'NEW 13113231
At the Old Stand.
Megan‘s. Mailings A: 'lllly
\\ onld rt- e lectfullyl inform the publlc that. in hove
tattoo tb c n-lnml etc) . wally telle- .‘f‘nt-
tie. and lie prorated to mnutecture ell kind: of
CABIHAG 88 l WAGONS 1'0 emu.
Repair-Ins III all Branches of the
Trade
(our in n mot-t workrunnllke manner.
Both being nct’cal .0!!!le Ind thorough!
cc minted “it all breache- of’ tire bnelnctu. the;
toe ensured that they can ve foot attraction
0 oil who they entrust war to clr we.
enema: Fowcruc. . I
CHAS. HUI-LINES. a. TILLY.
219 I:
WHOLE NO. 268
SOUTH MIRA“ 011' when!
huh—Wm C. m
ace—cm ‘- OIAV.
MAM
Wmmwmm.
“Him-hurl. m.
In w
W ”new“: clemluvyl. finish.
thu-W. LEM).- J80.“
“LBW mu. m. '
”Warn—Jul. ml.
Enema We. "m‘u
{gelatin roger. M (spun-J:-
Alden
n u 00 H
Mus-mm—
aureen". m_‘
mwmumma—Im
um.
”mural. Bunny“. 8. II. llwell. JO
8 Buford!) launch”!
Ordinance-W.
Seymour
Moe—B. 3 mean. C. W. Hoyt. ”mu-o.
wkwtgondGu-B. R. Fitch. WI. 1!. Dunno.
Wand Minoan—J.
mom. n. KSclleck. R mmm' 3‘ “y
no. i ,
B finch-Meow. nDoty '1‘. I. hymn.
”savers—Wu. a. Duncan. 0.2.1)”. III. I.
Mating—.1) m
C. W. 8% RSeflock. W. 8.
I Dory 4mul.lm.8.8. Mic.
Jumfe—GW. Royal. 3. mar. Lloy-
W ”1mm WW-B- main! thy-cud.
1 VIII.
1" m.
“ m
Danburv and Norwalk R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
(011380130 Doc 20 iv,
Dolly l‘rwl-w luv. 0080‘ Von-...
Atmmj‘ For Donbnry. Rflfl'ldd.“ all
16:35,. f5: g» tntcrnediuc oration
At “:10. P.1d Wt'l‘nll.
limit“ ”on“ ”red-r .l'. ... on...
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with y y or neon
Leave Whoa for Court. Norwdk.
AIGMDAI lflP...‘ 0:..05.PU.I:15.P.'. All
«maria. 1.. on ”anonymity
:01“ W. BAOON.
pupa-tandem.
New York and New Haven ll. 8
WINTER ARRANGEHER 1‘.
Train lave humor Sutton It loch Nuwolb
or follow“
For New York.
At 2:3 Ahll. loatonlxpr‘cvo. ,
can u
«.3. .. .. ..
7:05 “
h 8‘ 0|
t” 00
“:00
1le P. If Am
:13 I: Dacron Extras.
. l5 “ Accommodotton.
8:50 “
no “ Dalton Explore.
new In: 1’0!“th nmx.‘
At 7:10. we at: .t was 10:00. am I“ not as.
I... Am .um (38.31.“
(Winn-1h. ihfimintt’JA
to.“ ( .l fix. , , -
Muir'fli m' In. M.
M 0:! A. I. W
:3” e ‘57“ on
till 11 5.2... :3...“
you; “ Acct-Inn ouch.
: ”to“ .
1:66 P I. Axum
8:!!! Doctor: In
0:06 “ Am “on.
0:50 “ Doctor:
us not.
&“ 00 u u
Tuba at! or
3:00. (3! tweak. momentum“ ‘13..) A.
ml:
1
IorBrt Brtdzewt no war undone. It. 1:00 P. I.
aim
MILLINERY l
P‘AIJIJ SEASON
MissEnaG.Smith
Would rtzrw‘ctfnlly call the attention of the LI,
dirt to her new u-loc" ono of
MILLINERY GOODR.
The Loteet Noveltteo in Show Pelt 3nd Velvet Het-
Frcncb Prowen. Outrich Ind “Nemylm gubernm Blrdl.
Ribbon. tube. Vdvm. been. Satin.
Ornuneute. etc. etc. Room- at
c. 831'!!!“ Wow: It. leu- Low,
FLAX IIILL
HANFERD WILEDX,
DEALER“?
DDAI. & WDDD
WOLESALE o REIA‘II.
the West end of the Bridge.
Yord
SOUTH NORWALK.
l-‘ornlliee end Footer-ice unfilled. with the bent of
lowut nurket prince. Deny cred within nan-can
able dietetic?! Prompt attention given to I adore.
urge or one
D. H. WEBB, Agent,
mllmdmcenndle-veynurm 005
Are You Going to Point?
m
Avmntnnrs
tlhemicali’ainl
‘ «rnnmmrn mam.
flier-ore bent: mama-w WI!
“W“Mttrcn%RM“” a...
" firewood. tu- or not ute-
“fiammmumm
Averill Chbmlcol no t,
ready out. of e
§.?‘”:’gm mfimfi$fid
D.H.WEBB,SdeA5'tfir M
mmudofmwm “
lawman-cl.
r-Lonxa-r,
memwmwmm
' elder-iii. m . we,
WHITE’S PROPELLEBS
321‘: fi£fin§ {35' twg’kmm Int
Folk "5'33.th it: up; not
a I. If, t '
bury and Mt normed. " m
Flt-duel bold “Worn. mun-III“.-
forbldmw «the.
one"
Norwnlk Sten- Dyeing Ind See-flu
Wat. ‘ "
Factory out! once. not of‘noruRR. depo-
Deena cad Drone Goods. dyed or cloned.
“Mohammad-mm
mum-emu .
Gentleman’s Garments
by I new and turnover! hotbed m .1
m in-
K I D G 1.0 V E I
Mhmuy.hhokme§ndbnugo
”CG-um”.
, RN.PERR:Y
J. n. sauna.
ICE CREAM,
Fresh confectionery. Fruits.
-and Nuts.
local-cunt) them
81 33)
Monoximautm Iguana-V
- 1.3. ewrrll, '
Banned Piece. Mm
,
“4
JOB PM“
m mu m
Mflmuw'fifz
““3. ”or s“ ‘
“am-r 1.3; w
arm—v5.0 ' '
'm I I w 0-,. u ... ,
1:08.“) 8:“. «mute on.“ (I?)
See hm billed t or the uncle:
Ind Hotel e.
8 Supt. aloe. New York.
John 1‘.Jlood. Division 8 my Olen 0
Ohm! gN cw Y
H‘Allmnu
pinyeeed tbe'bonuoftbn'ltne on cocoon oflber
' up.
Norwalk Chronicler