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Cultiiwhowvoewhavsdoew
7‘ fihhlofehoeheedhtoegao.
"union
women‘s
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M! m with teeny lobes.
‘thetlovwfor thoytll dototvo.
I‘M to how with all their loves
V Immhswhsesd wemdovos.
“Mire bowls and we eredcvvs.
I ”Mu-‘5“ l was young.
oet men‘s deceitful tongue:
oft" wosld whisper In my oer.
hi. my turtle-dove. my door.“
I heewsthl. they‘d have their will.
’ firms olltho easy gloves.
'om; bother ‘era; uddlc~doe~dce.
, I‘ve been and single I‘ll be.
“ht hut strife in e wedded life.
. mtlovoeswolleaokelto
“minors yes or well as e knife.
d
if
any mero. before! say good bye.
Avfld that use who winks his eye.
Ifll otter that your angers
Your for- end heosty put-swim:
~.~ 3. fat “I (0|. Cur!)
.Aedyoehsecmshlslschey. oh?
lb- thinh how you‘ll have to starch and blue.
’ All mad the holes in his stochlngs too.
While he with eoothor flirts shoot.
. “heaven be prslrod. I‘ve found them on'.
YO. yoo. l have found them out.
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[love Goo Woe l-‘Irst Used.
——
Greet was the amexenrent of all England
when at the close of the last century Wil-
'- Roth Murdoch discovered the use of combus-
tible air or gas. So little was the invention
underfloor! and believed in by those who
hedrrot seen it in use. that even great and
» who then laughed at the idea. , “liowcould
the be light without a wick?" said it mem-
ber of Parliament when the sub). ct was
brought before the house. Even sir Hutu-
phrey Davy ridiculed the idea of lighting
towns with gas.and asked one of the pro
printers if they meant to take the dome of
Bi. Peui'i for e gas meter. Sir Walter Scott
too. made himself merry over the idea of ll«
lumbering London with smoke. though’ he
weegled enough not long after to metre his
own house at Abbottsford light and cheer
fut on wintry nights by the use of that very
smoke; . -
When the house of Commons wee lighted
hymn. the architect imagined that the gas
xe- ort‘ nVro through the pipes. and be there
fore insisted on their being placed several
“ aches (mm the wall. for fear of the building
taking fire. and the members might be ob-
served carefully touching the;pines with their
gloved hands. and wondering that they did
I)! feel warm. The hret shop lighted to
London by the new methttd wes'Mr. Ackcr
menu‘s. in the strand. in 1810. and one lady.
of not was so delighted with the brilliancy
ofthe gee lamp on the counter that she ass.
id to be allowed to toko it home in her ear-
rlege. Mr. hlurdock was. however. ton
. busy with other persuits to continue to study
theme of gee. end though he wss undoubt-
'-':odly the first one to apply it to practical
purposes. many others laid claim to the
hoeor.end other people quickly re lped the
benefit of his cleverness and ingenuity. In
1 this he Ihhred tho general fate of invert
WI. 4
QQW“
Val-lot: or Canal-Ice.
The common csnsry is known through
out the civilised world. and is so common
I to be cheep in all bird stores; but tinny
of the varieties are rare. and very expen-
sive; three varieties are mostly cultivate I is
W. however. where the song of a can-
dry t not so much valued as its elegant
shape or brilliant color. Germsny is the
greetoeetre whence the 'world is supplied
with singing birds. end in Germany the hus~
those of raising the birds and getting them
ready to send abroad is chitdy carried on in
the villages among the Harts 31- met tins of
Hanover. The people there are miners end
on tie-droves. but. being per. almost every
hilly devotes ltd spare time to retiring cat ~
elite and mahieg the III‘Ir wooden cages in
which they erecsrried to the distant railway
station or ere-port. The houses are small.
but one cuner of e lute room is Ii'ptltit‘ti
fromthc rest by a light partition. and given
to the birds for their own use. where. in
cups. trance. and eonrdshclls. they build.
their nests and batch their eggs spouti- from
oil berm. When the breeding seas-n is
Over‘tlto young birds are taken to Bremen
or Eli-sum. to he cut across the noon to
' . America. or away aroumi to India
and China. These voytgco are made only
in tho wint ~r. however. because it [was
' Md'thetln summer traveling the bird.
' hstthotrvolees and plumage i but that not~
b so cold and etoruty that usually from
cursor to a half of the cargo polishes br‘
reaching our shores. 8e mney birds
Amt. nevertheless that probably mum
to New York alive last year from Es.-
'I‘ooso are distributed through alerav
of bird-shops in tho eltv. and the
v chorus which is kept up from
tilldsrh by e hundred or at singing
top of thotr voices in a single room.
t- thedln of a smell meeagcrle ot
eel-ale. lssomsthlng rurprlelegto
I. brat time he raters.
‘ .4.‘
. lbwletsd thetemen fell asleep es the
#tulledtho dtat strohoof twelve. 11
W on the echo of the twelflhs‘rttkt-
V died array. having. in the interval.
- . lhstheeunlttsde crime. was de
_. attorney-eon. tried. and eon-lent
V _ sths'nhgc‘hlofhodlhx tire halter around
' seek aroused him to eoeuelouaesu.
‘ . he dlecoveed thetellthoos evontahad
m ll hh lhflhitulmel fr-gulclt or
Returned. wishing to lllurtndu the
“officers. told how a certain men.
)V erhett. toned himself. for hh pride.
”new dabvrmeet that he lived as
usfsrslxty years. bringing up a fetellv
.0werhieghsrdt eed hue. upon wehleg
“this“ dream.» short e that
boheesealsepuhstthoeerrcw escth
‘ heats Iliad with water. which he
hehadoverteresd as he fell asleep.
eoshole which toompty itself. ll iw
thoeoel travshwhoothslodylsasleept
yhoe weewshe. we shrleh from gov
htothsdoilreetleeoteesrdidoe
W the ptsrseetsr ltfo ot
Iowhhthateemsttwgwhse
toe “plan. we these that we
you.» Here! Is it powthte that
a?“ “ thh fill h.
the“. sad has that
woes-primes? Is I,
, ., hit-his stars. how
@2.
’ thouse. Mrshsdhtwwhetheweetsd.
- l was to get more as before.
Rotatitbcy
to give him see-twelfth.
the meet.
Ioslly reeds. with the
' usdsrsteedlog that the betchmee‘wes not
to tell any one. All woet spooth eetll the
next division day came. when our friend
was early on head to rte howiirtueh better
he would he (at! under the sow bargain.
Ileven barrels were rolled to on side ‘ for
the oil moo. and one for him. This did not
suit hire. “liow‘e dell“ says he. “i think
7 By links you
matte mtstelre l“ The matters were expleln‘
. ed to him. that he formerly got one barrel of
of every right. but it was his own propcsl~
tion to only telte one out of every 'twclvo.
This revelation tooh him ebech. tic reretolh
ed his heed.loolted cross. and relieved his
swclllug breast of feelings of self reproach
by tndlgnerttly rerouting—“Well. dat lsh
do nrrt time as ever I heow‘d eight was
more as dwelve.“
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Posts in the Block llllle.
Life in the Black Hills “digginga” is not
ell peace. for it is told that chipmunks or
ground squigrels ere thicker then flees in
Egypt and are the pests of society. They
live under every log. stone and brush pile;
they are worse then office holders in Wash-
ingtou; they are a heavier: burden then the
internal revenue tax; they will luvede a
miner‘s sanctum by day and by night ; they
will come to tens and allies and hundreds.
and bring their families with them: they
cut open ilour sacks and spill all the flour;
they will steal y sur sugar. peck oli your
come. nibble your bread lnlo crumbs. (it-ale
your beefstenk. tear up your letters..hldc
your only pelt of socks. end tslto‘ ell the
stttrch'out of your Sunday shirt. and.‘ make
themselves generally disagreeable. T e mi-
ners first adopted the plan of sltootin their
heads 06'. and found for every chipmunk
that was killed one day. there would be ten
hungry ones applying for his sittlttion be~
fore the sun was up the next morning. Wild
geese and ducks are plentiful on ttll thr-
sirentns in the dell end spring. Prairie chick~
ens ero verym’urnerous ell the year around
in the foot~hllls.‘-. Ssgehens are very abun-
dent.
.‘ . v-..—
Wlt and Ilunror‘.
About 0 o‘clock’yésterdsy morning e fer»
mcr looking men entered it grocery store on
Woodward avenue. having njug in his hand
and he said to one of the clerks:
“ I went two pounds of nails and— .7
“ Next door." promptly replied the clot
motioning with his'thumb.
The farmer entered the store next door
placed his jug on the counter. end said:
“ I went a gallon of molasses end—-
“ Next door.“ said the proprietor. motiouv
ing towards the grocery.
The farmer (looked at hlm for a minute.
and then went out end re-eutered the other
store. As the clerk came forward again the
nun with the jug remarked: L
“ Why in blue s c tuldn‘t you llsve told
me in the first place t let I could for the mo-
lasses here and the nails next door! What‘s
the use of being so miultty hightined about
nothing i "—Defmr‘t Five Press.
—.—_—~Q..———_
A llursrororre leer-deter.
A men named Jeeu tie Fnleise wee banged
in the sixteenth century for e series of mur~
dersfi To all questions he replied with a
song. and on the scaffold and in the pres-
once 0' 6.000 persons he asked end ott and
permission to say a Law words. Then he
begged the throne to join in the chorus of
a popular ditty. “ There were four asses in
a field. nipped the tender grass." which con
sists of imitations of breying. 'I‘hcn said
Jean: “I die happy because e‘ my last no
men! I have heard 6.000 sags buying at
once. and I have ‘no desire to ‘ivo with such
follow-creaturve."
-—-—-oeo—-—-—-
\‘rtxxtnsrrmm—lt is a common error to
suppose thtt a room one be ventilated by
opening e window er the top There must
ho an inlet end outlet for the air. It is
anothN mistake tu’suppttso that the foul air
goes to the top of e room. It is the heated
air that goes to t Ve top. while the chief im-
purity. the carbonic ncid. falls to the but
turn. It is the lower stratum of air that
needs to be rem wed. If the window only
be “pelt the cold air being heavier. pours
‘wwrt into the rooitt. causing dreuehtq if
t 0 door only be open or a] lrtzle same thing
occurs. The perfection of ventilttiou m ty
hinply providing proper inlets for the air.
0 . a level with the ti mr. and carried verti-
ctlly upward into the room for about four
or live feet. =
. ‘6’.“
As e rule. a socrx~ is the warning nature
him that some part of the body is exp nod;
to e cmler temperature then the other, per i
and that the encrxer is “catching ,cold.“
Next t the warning. what is the use of the
seer! It‘t- throws open the pores of the
whole body. and induces e gentle pcr‘plre-
lion; in e word. it throws oiftlle cold. A
child rarely success more than twice. lire
spiretion is readily induced in a youth; in
old rate. on the contrary. success half a
d ecu times. with e loudly explosive
“catalogue. It is harder to set hltrt per~
eplrlng. When one is sitting by an open
window. and finds himself snot xiug nature
tells him he is tithing cold. lie should
get up instantly. walk abouhend take it full
tumbler of water to ltsrp up the perspiration
:dbet the sneeze art in awtlon. if he onto
this. he will out be telling an hour later. that
he has a “cold in his head." or chest. or
loops-Dr. I Woolworth. i
———-o.—-—— ,
'l‘rte Mentors: or consents --'f‘hs world
wants more sunshine in its disposition. in
its business. to its charities. in its theology.
For ten‘ thousand of the aches end pelus
te-i irrltetlons of men enl women we re~
continent! sunshine. It wither better the
chempllge. It is the best pl.e‘.cr for a
wound. The, good Simuittn poured out
into the =falloo threlvl‘e gash more of this
then wine and oil. Florence Rightiuetlo
used it on». Clinton battle-fields. Tait
l= Into slithealloys. olbrtrl of all tl~
a lp . end or ell riclt beds Not a phi ltul
but ennui lull. it is no ~d Ior so'oee. for
her comploat. for neuralgia. for rheumo
tale. for falling fortunes. for trioleec oty.
We suspect that hoevee itself is only more
euerhleo. .
w—
A piossent instance of true generosity
and its reward. occurod at a suburban lore
recently. A worate who supported two
cultures by hard work was ashed by e fol:
low worker is too mill to all in resting up
e purse fore pour woman. , Tut-ugh having
only sixty eeatr left to 04",. herself and
chlldrse‘ throtlxh the wcehahe gave twcely‘
hrs csete. eed‘ellttle later the perroe to
reread. and told her trat she was the use
for whore the; purse was letsehd. end
hooded her .8. V ,
*—
‘I‘ho I'lltoe. (8. Y.) Iothcditt church hes
opiate-sprites pars-relate. Ir. Pol-w.
Isrreddtohavs remerhsduhe other evn
she. that a certain eon was get; first»
.1 .
rendition." it ails-hut. see.
’ . etdiseteedwtdoweiel‘roet
it?
n~ obtainetLin e rmm with e fift‘place by <
V ,M‘.
. m
sensor ¥
, 1‘1“. } CI 0
' -. rjs‘aaa 3‘. ' '
”a... not lie. t.
ORAN“ I.
All set in amendment of art set in relation
to the itlllltls.
Br doom 0,, the arrow earl House 0! M
more in W esoteric?!
7 That section one. chapter three. title ten
of the general statutes be and it herebv is
amended so as , to read as follows: “The
ourrterrnesten nrrel shell. it due rc~
qutsltlon there or. approved bv he a utent
general. furnish the active militia at t e ext
prune of the state. with suitable error. ermo.
ries. etnmueltioe. equipments. colors. eerrto
equips . and transportation from its urmo‘
ry to lg: place of parade or encampment.
and e rogrureetel headquarter room. for each
re intent for the safe keeping of the colors
so other state property in charge of the
regimental commas ole."
Approved. January. 31. 1877.
House bill lie. to.
outrun ll.
An not entitled an act relating to the
amendment and repeal of Public Acts.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Ilium of Rep-
rmntrtr‘m in General Assembly mourned:
Sucrrox 1. Every bill for a public not
amending or repealing any of the statutes of
this state. hereafte? introduced into the gen-
eral assembly. shall reelte the statute to be
amended or repealed. or so much thereof as
may be necessary to show the client of such
amendment or repeal.
Site. 8. This act shall take eti‘ect from its
protege. . _
Approved. January til. 187?.
House Bill No. as.
CHAPTER III. ‘
An act validating Deeds.
Be it allot-ted by the .varte and House of Re)»
resenlotr‘m in General Assembly wormed:
Sucrrort 1. That all deeds heretofore made
for the conveyance of real estate in the slate
of Connecticut. and otherwise valid. except
that the acknowledgment of the same was
taken before ejustice of the peace of said
state. not having jurisdiction in the town
where said det ds were executed and acknowl
edged. are hereby dcelrtred'velid end com~
plcle convevances under the statute.
SEC. 2 This act shall not eti'ect any suit
now pending.
AppmvedJenuery 81. 1877.
Senate Bill No. 5.
CHAPTER IV.
An act in addition to an act entitled Orioles
and Criminal Prosecutions.
B: it enacted by the Senate and [Inner of Rep
mntoiim in General Assembly whee-red:
Every person summoned. or who may be
ustd as a witness in any crvll or criminal
proceedine. who shell accept or receive any
thing to influence his testimony or his con
duct. or to (let ty or hinder hrs sppoerence
es lt witness in such proceeding. end every
person who shall give or tatl‘er anything to
any such person. with intent thus to influ~
meta-delay or hinder him. or who by ery
means shell wilfully hinder or prevent
or cndrevor to hinder or prevent any
such person from appearing as e‘witncss. or
from giving his testimony in any such pro-i
ceeding. shall be fined not more then live
hundred dollars. or imprisoned in the com~
molt lull not more than one yoer.or both.
Approved. February 14. 1877. -
House Bill No. 88.
CHATTER V.
An act to validate and confirm the Election
of Jurors.
Be it enacted by the Senate and ”one of Rep-
resentatives is General Assembly matched:
That in ell casre where the town clerk ot
any town has lit t given due and legal notice
of the'lucttlrtg ot the justices of the pi‘life.
spire: inert. Constables. and grand jur its. on
the first Monday oiJenulry. A. I). 1877. for
the :hoiCe of judicious electors tr servo e~
jurors in the sow rior coulhclturt of common
defect in thecttll of said meeting shall not vi-
liatc the election of the persons chnst‘n by
such meeting to act as jurors its as aforesaid
purvlded the law has been complied with to
other respects.
Approved. February it. 1877..
Ilouee liill .\‘-m 9i.
CHAPTER \‘I.
All he} concerning the commencement of
Terms of Ofllce.
Be it (uttered by the Senate and Hum of Rm
mainline in General Assembly contorted:
Srto'rrox l. The terms of omce ofell'ottt.
cots. other then the gtrvernoe‘s stafl. private
secretary. and messenger. appointed by the
govt-root. general nssemb‘v or senate. unless
otherwise specially provldcd by law. shall
commence on the first day of July following
their appointment. but the terms of ofilce of
the governor‘s stud. private eccrctar end
messenger shall commence from the etc of
their appointment.
Sec s All acts and parti of acts incon~
sistut herewith are lorcbj repealed. and
this act shall take rtl‘wt upob ire pesssgo.‘
Approved. Bowery It. 197?.
“
House Bill No in.
CRAPTRR \‘II.
All eel repetition Section 10. t‘hapter IV..
Part 9. Title 10 Page 835 of the
' Revised Slatllt‘o.
Be it enacted but“ Scents «all Hour of 10m-
meantime r‘a Generol Assembly «servant:
That section top. one tor four. part two.
=tltl- sixteen twee 825. o the general statutes
revision of 1873. beaud the same is hereby
repealed.
Approved. February ll. 1311’.
norm liill No. tor.
OIIAI'TSR \‘III. ‘
An act emendine an not entitled en act in
regard to Railroad Comings.
bltowwmfimhnnd House of Rep
unearths-s r‘a 6 soul Assemble warrant:
,. The! all the provisions of chapter thirty‘
six. entitled art not in rrxml to railroad
crossings. of the acts of 1870 up lying to
sclrrttnett of towns in re erd to igltwevs
crossing or cmsscd by rat nerds. based thr
sous are hereby extended to meters and
common councils oftitico end to the warden
‘III burtrcurs of b rough: in reserd to streets
causing or corned by railroads.
Approved. l‘ebrueryfil. lt‘l’f.
Iiouro llill No. It.
CRAFT“ 1!.
Id!“
financially“. Redhead Home! Mr-
melrtott‘m‘llr Genenrl assembly «award:
8 tctlleetor of text-s shall levy upon ~end
sell. under his warrant. any reel est-tie which
it subject to e muttered. lien. or other it»
cu libraries. appearing of record at the tire
of such lcvv. unit-as he shall have dermitm
is the p st~ lilac. plotter peril. a written no
lies dir owl t ~ the holder or rvcy that.
mortg g . horn-or incumbranro. at he usual
place or ahotlc. t t least three ‘N‘RI before
such site stating the property to be roll is c
titer and l we of sail
“cover w too such as o is to it. made; and
hr reeh rtotiev so not. said culvert-r shall
be‘outillwtl would the sum of hlty eoetaeud
the amount to up! have roots-sully paid
the town clerk for I‘RIM e search of the
records to his toes now by law provided.
Approved. ll‘xbuery it. is".
Boers liill No. set.
w {cert-res it.
he set in addition to an act conesrnh g
Taxation.
a. it Wt. the More sad limo on.”i
m is dearest Jarrett, roe .‘
Thatch shall its the duty of trustees held‘
bio I we I0 m ‘Q
the q: for
the tweemlfth section oft act concern
leg treaties: end on the failure of any
trustee to do a t. he shall forfeit to the trees-
musttmmwmm ..
one ‘r
oi the cash value the property,”
is such tows.
Approved. Irhruary ht. lflf.
‘ imhm‘ .
(lo-nee" J ‘ttcrrt
pleas. or district Court as the use may lit-airt-a
An act regulating the Isle of Reel Estate for or
end the amnuut to _
Coal and wood,
FOOT OF MASHALL 81‘
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Meume‘ Materiel.
Also. FORTE RIVER own 8708) Furnished
and held.
thronhl) tNollebl‘
Orders tekeae Sleek!” e s a
south Rm Des. ‘. 2M
KEBGSENE LAMPS,
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telnlee 0mg peace. folly illustrated with $1.22.
rostrum “sulphate“ timer
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exclusive of paper. printing and binding.
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Within the last ten yrere the progress of dtocov- ‘
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': AT THE
§entinel V. Oflice.
Posters, _
V nattdbllis,
Dodgers,
Snipes,
Circulars.
Latter-heads.
Notcheads, .
Billboards
Stntortmnts,
I Bruits,
Notes,
V Checks,
Cards,
Pamphlets,
Books,
A Bylaws
Receipts, .
Labels.
Checks,
Orders,
Curtis.
Catalogues,
‘ Envelopes,
I new
Printed ill the best manner.
Orders {for
Plinth! of .all Kills
Promptly attended to.
Wedding: stationery
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In fact e thin teini
to . surefire“? one“:
done with neetness and dis-
patch.
A TRIAL SOLICIT“.
in Durban. For sale h
Dr island
o. at. all: ’ ‘uee
0“ Anlh
n: ocean I: gums?
Extras. of Vegetation.
OURES DY SFbEPBIA,
Indigestion,
“mm“,ueodoeho, automatons, Loss of 1mm
ollDleeweos mnemodisordendddteof
STORIAOH, LIVER and BLOOD.
That it is free from anything of e minaret or :lnjnytatts nabtg‘ro ts tostlled to by the Boot Physiothe-
rr 'r‘rre’ir'osns barre co. new-unw. c‘r. .,
Q d d @
liflflll BUTTER
ON LS'
240 Pound
PEEK & TENNEY
macro awesome“
SOAP
THE BOSS SOAP
.OF THE TIMES.
10¢. a Bar, 3 that‘s for 250. 12
bars in a Nice Box $1.00.
I‘m POUND BOX
GLOSS STABCH 7
50 0133.
AT
Q.W.DAY’*S
Geesekll‘eathers.
- AT '
E. K. Lockwood’s.
rattles nuwr
“To ..
HARDPAN!
Owing to the general stagnation
of business. caused partly by
the unsettled question its to who
is ' President of the United
States I shall continue to dis‘
pose of my large and attractive
stock of
Housekeeping Utensils,
Crockery,
China and .
Glueswnre,
At Prices within the reach of
all. Remember that I have
bargains in
Porcelain Kettles.
Pots, GI‘IMIIOS,
Potato-boilers, etc.
Which I out oti‘erillg at 50
centoort the Dollar.
Do not delay in making your so
lections AT ONCE.
Only a few more of those; 30c.
Paper Pails can be obtained.
The usual price of which is 85'
cents. I ,,
For bergeins either great or
smell. remember that the place
tut
Centennial Reduction in
Advertising.
Thrcethouseed. two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of newspaper advertising. at publishers
schedule retell. given for .700. end a three months
note accepted irt payment. from edwnisers‘of re
eponrlbllit . A printed lit-t. giving Name. thsrsc
ter. Artue Betty and .tt‘eclrly Circulation. and
Schedule Rates of Advertising. oeut free t9 any ad-
drves. A pKto Geo. P [torrent (20.. beauty-per
Accnte. rt it: time. R. Y. ans
rsranusunn tsesf
n. s. a A. P. LAOEY,
Attorney-wat-Iaaw
5‘39 {Scream Street. Washington. D. (I
Inventor's.
We procure patents in all muetrics. .\'o attorney
Fees in honour. 5o charge neleothhc patent is
tried No fees for making preliminary exemina~
ions. No additional fees for nbtetni and con.
ducting a rehearing. Special attention vote to In.
torfcrcuc t‘asrs before the Patent Office. Etien-
stone before Lungmo Infringement pulls in dtf-
ferent States. and all lrtlgetion appertaining to ln~
veutions or htents. Send stamp for Pamphlets
giving full Instructions.
{lmlted Stucco Courto & Depart-omen.
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court of the
United States. Court. of Claims. (‘ourt of Commir
sinners of Alebemet‘lelms. Southern Claims 1 mm
mielon.snd all classes of war claims before the Ex-
ecutive Departments.
Armro or Pay and Bow-t7.
Officers. Soldiers. and allure of the late war. or
their helm are in many cases entitled to money
from the Government. of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history of service. and state
amount of ply and twenty rer olvcd Enclose stamp
endefuli rep .eftcr examination. will be given
you without charge.
Denote-o. .
All Oflcero. Soldiers and Sailors wounded. rnp~
turcd. orinjured tn the late war. however slightly.
are entitled to. end can obtain a pension.
l‘mltel Staten Gemorml [and 0-”.
Contested Linnd Case}? Printodhnd Claims. we‘d
n‘ .Prefln lumen omestcs three. proscent
before the general Lend once and Department 0!
the Interior.
' V Inward Worth-Io.
\t‘e pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants. and we
invite “irrespondt‘ucc with all. portion having any
for sale. and give full end explicit instructions
where assignments are imperfect .
We conduct our business in separate Bureaus.
having therein the clerical nseisthnce of ehle end
experienced lawyers. and give our closest pennant
supervision to every' important paper prepared in
each case. I‘rornptest attention thus secured to oil
business entrustui us. Address.
3. s. k A. P. LACEY. Attorney-o.
WASHINGTON. I). C,
Any-Freon desiring information as to the stand
lug an reopensibi'lity of the members of the arm
will. on request. be form-bed. with e eetiefectory
reference in his vicinity or (‘ongreeoicstel district.
TAKE THINGS EASY !
SIDDALL’S
thGNETIC SOAP
SAVES HALF THE “'ORK
sxn starms'tvssu-nsr
A. PLEASURE
Both Winter and Summer!
lathe- clothe. Sea-cot and wor-
‘lelowt lulu“ or Senldlmg. ' ‘.'“
no ween-menu:
rm nameless! mambo.
N. Yul-50w FLO'u“
no stream In the recess.
m—ilena‘tv if it injures the Clothes.
Sold try-timers or e Ferrari Perk t ~
prcsax freight maid. on rcce’ipt of 1.3...” k
I“. II. SIDDALD.
I08 .‘Iarltet Sn. Pnllsdclphie.
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Dobblrto’ Starch Polish
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. Saving time and «film»: bud”
t l . . more than
ought. murmfi ‘5‘" .. 3““
bobbhwlvon¢00h 18 N. l-‘ow
Street, Pitta. I".
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WINFIILD s minor. or Rorweih.
rut instruct currrrr
South Noe-walk, Ct
' GHAITIRED I”.
CASH CAPITAL 8300.000
assets. JAN. 1. 1m.
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nos'rort - r keno-go Hoes.
curcsoo n rs mu. Street.
St Locrs “ car. so. and Olive 8m
All losses since organisation have been
paid in full. in cub. including Ch
fire
of October. 1871. and Baton Are 0 Nov,
‘72.
J.
MELODEONS
7' FOR SALE ANDTO RENT
Cm. u and 800
TH E ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
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nvsrc STORE,
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street. Nor-walk.
no keep- em bend a largoennck of
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IF YOU
Want scoot.
Went e Clerk,
Want a Partner.
Want a Situetkm
Want a Salesman.
Went e Servant Girl.
WenttosellePnnc.
WenttoBuyel‘erm.
Went to sell a Cerulean.
Went to Burrow lonely,
W“! I0 sell City W.
Went
WenttoeelIDryGoodooe-Cum
WeettohndOostomersfcrAnyeh.
Advertise in THE SEWL
Advertising will gain New Gino-rue
“hf-“hill: will ~kerrp .Old Customers.
.Advertisirtg liberally elweye pay-g.
tosellGroccries.orDr-ugs,
«r
Advertising makes Success eny.
Advertising beget. m
Advertising shows energy.
Adm shows pluck
Adverthe and succeed.
Advertise or ‘bust:
The subscriber its. up“
mcrly mounted
\IAIR STREET.
to oeoell of his old
":W‘NI‘Ybeleweetof
Advertise long.
Advertise well.
Advertise now
Anvnns-ren
rt w It as
tour. trim e
.—
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5! a. u. WILL”.
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madman“,
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Norwalk Chronicler