“seaweed nose
mmu m plmerhharitaprlmlnmsseed. lento
m “ohms!
header *' wevideothatthavewllhnumendydamand
N“ udennlyaflabermtremunerutrvn
my! uncanny-sue new one. vitae-t
., N“! having thanypluetlmlplnn.
“WU. Capitalbhlotnonldwhutimeaaregeed
“arrival- undwqen use hihnhnworkinnmnn in
W P39. . unseen. Whenpricm
mend h “if“. the irat mm’w‘Ww labor
finned-unique ”ported In ham-em until they haveetruck
*mdthnltatlaualhrttaad the hottemaadhagla torheegain is dull
thee corporatiouaroapttolooae money.
“methanol-r an: Icahn hutthlsdoeeuotuecensnrilyprodueedepflw
optimum mm atioa audeariug antaapttohetheceae
Dual-pmudfontuptwelve killed and with labor. When thenceomee scouted
“math-imbibe“ much between capital and labor-"capital (enmity
*thnrmlhurm. Theend does not gaiaathevlctory hecauenitlnlnaympathy
_.vutehavuhvanrenehvdtherem but an an... mummies. When laborop-
‘gfihhdtybataatandetiii. naaeacapitalitlaekseyetemnueaadvympa
v «theatri- pmner the sown in the theileorgenlhation. lataepreveat trouble.
lithium-“Nearest. Nil-v theisbodngmanlathelahnringman‘awornt
‘WWNM-dudvtnmum enemy. Whllnonerntoflaborersrefuseto
“attenuation at end wruketeertnluprieeeamuchlargernumher
.nfinhslsmlschawunnaaed'mteru amegertoaeeeptwhat the other whens.
thew“. Inladtunandohlo the and onlyhyforcearethey prevented from
“h . taking the mittens vacated by their fellow
Md” are felt in Pittahura and workmen in their «Mice with capital. but.
mmm.unlmnthe hllwenade however much we may eympathiae with
hm Colonel Scott has refused to the workingman.audhowever unjust may
Wuhan-en or the Penney-i- hetaeaetiouottherailvoadcwpor-ationat
mM_M-n than that they thiatlme.noman who realises whatheis
“it“ A“ of men who dedugmauatudtoeounhnnnceriotiuaud
I'hnOovenernefthevariena Stateswithln law hnmtabliahed. then the cause of the
whanhudmu trouble in rliu and travel labaiuglnaheconeideredandadjasted.
“comm Gover-
u'Hh-aumanwua TB‘PEIANCB.
tantamount-melanoma! “inculumnlaedihnd in new of
“a.
“lamina-e. Governor nub
udertethe malitm. which look bualuem- the 'l‘emperanceQaune a memberof the
ligand glvendedulln instructions to the LadleIChrletianLulon “he“!
seldhuhowtoamwhenfseutofacuwitha “F“
I...
that dilerentpoieonaahow dikrent est-eta
rmumcnmrs uNlNWMMtdmI-enlw-
himmmwg.mhgmu tiooeofthebrainare akcted by diterent
at bee-s mt. ruled 5, “gm poisons; and that corrmpondlng ditcrance
m and riots in some of the MW! in mental and moral conditions. under the
M m ' m mlhtatiou 0‘ at... admin‘mtrstiona of dimer-cot polsonn are ex- Comatock Brothers. in ”any...“ ‘ tee ‘1‘)...
auction “thing‘s- W0“ hihited.
may. :1. gm m wzahed in ‘35:: Alcohol. for instance. in producing shoot.
man m a. militia of Minnie were mini conditions of the responsible faculties.
at m by m lid). “4 ,0 herrusaed and specifically afl'ects those which we describe
annoyed a“ they NIP“ the crowd. as intellectual; while narcotics—as tobacco
Hilly 3d my" many, the number be- for insinuae—sfl'cct those which are usually
{3‘ My estimated but 'm probably dmcribed as moral faculties.
Irv. be M hag". Following this Watch closely the changes of character
a. 0- lemon or life and destruction of ”much vhtch per-om respectively pm a
m in Pittsburg, quicklyflollowed 1" their vittl forces come to act on than roe
nth ad m magnum“ in m“, pective poisons. and it will be seen that
fl tug china 3‘ which MI. numbers of rail- while alcohol disturbs those departmenta of
road men 13¢ WONG“. until “ the W' the brain through which the intellectual
at writing the eowntry m bordering on facultia and manifestations. tobacco sficta
m war. those portions of the brain through which
The aiming cause for a. strike w the the moral sensibilities normally express
reduction of mg. on "I. Baltimore “a themselvu.
Ohio and other 1"“ railroads. the men Drunkarde. unless when in a state of de»
claiming that to accept the terms cided inneusibility or wild delirium. retain
by momma. w“ to work at starvation their moral sense. when compared withtheir
pncm. From a... c“... there has been ions of judgment most remarkably. In
developed a diuregard of the law “a mm, truth. it but partially intoxicated. their mor-
of motion. that u my, image." al forces seem to be quickened and excited
mammogram.“ M“. while their reasoning powereareia a great
miagtohrlng upon it "n. that an“. in date of perturbation. The tobacco user.
mil-shad. In fact, .1de has there been however. duds himself in such relations to
millions oldollars worth of mpg", d“. to the use of his higher faculties as not to
troyed outright. and the innate business can. have his reason particularly diatnrhed. You
uothnapproximatnd_ for u" dent: of the ace men on the street. in their rtutliea. in
turmoil into which the country i... been public and private intercourse, who are
thrown injures all its ind-tries. users of tobawo. who show no lo- intellect-
LL ,a- - - A- “a 4.4m M __A.Ama_._ _L_A. ALA
maintenance: confined their W wwwnmm’rfi-
mutton. to ‘ refusal Mug at u“, ‘1'“ tailect taken cognition or subjects that are
dated. and peaceful em. to “a...“ mainly within the province or the reason.
Mate sub: in... in their endeavors to than they would if they did not use it; but
force from their employers a recommendg. the moment that they pass that line. and
tie, for thdr labors that would providg m. Itep into the department of the aEcctioua or
Dd. for the “PM «if we. and lbehlgberemotiounorprocced to the ex-
lhfi is.“ they would have had the amination of quentions which for a right de~
moral influence of a jut demand. “a in. china: depud upon large spiritual dmml‘
wmpnthy and «stance of the mmtahle nation. they exhibit a degree of abnormality
clses- throughout the menu-y. indicative of decided obtnscness or positive
M he'll: lnexurated a rate of lawleas~ aberration
“hawthorn“. deutrncth-or Fromthedrstdayoftheyeartt last he
31* ad mo. and uttnlled upon lb. launder immoral conditions. ThePasnional
country an alarming expect-n. they buy: for Forces. or those that had their point or an.
filed the respect of ever Worm. cientactionatthehnnnofhiahralc.ere up~
hwgandluttho sympathyofalargechg per-martin him. Themadformorthae
manly. which work themselves up into vigor
It it a causaror “mulgfio- a... m. thronghtheaction of that portion or the
furyof the atrihn in. we in furor. and brain which is mapped out by the coronal
as. “a, at an “4‘ region. are beoumbed. or nearly dead.
of the II“ week .e have Gradually the manly and divine grow out
well 3.0.. to other of“. lendilythebeestlydevelops itself in
. him. tilt at length thoensentimenta and at
\ fectlcnn. impuiaea and inspirations. which
are well deecrihed as the Intuitive Forces of
m‘ his nature. go intd’ the shadow. and have no
l
i
Mmmhmw theexhibltaonsofhia conduct. At length.
when— had then-two“... PM“ though naturally endowed with more than
h} wit tum.” m we ordinary intimate relations to the true. the
mkwoddhevuhadihel‘ectthmh. Multimeter]. hebecomm intimatelv
the ountry.andthatloqevetaiata¢nn. “downturn raise. the ixnoble and
Mym‘m‘IM themudunleesvicnriouoefimismade
“Medici-aha furhimheianloetman. Nut many years
heGoucil of Berne. in Swim-rind.
recognizedtheprinciplnhereetated bypro-
hihititi‘tohaenoto all youth: under the
Ifaeen years. lore recently the
henchminimerofpubliclnetrnctinn. after
When-pihofacnuqelntoemok
arsaudnoneuteralndlnethelattertobe
thebestmndentanndthut thiewaathe feet
channeleprohibfled theusnof tobacco in
w M“! . alcthecullgeeoftranee.
”m menu. dupe ta, 5...... Ahnlsllthtproditallywantealarge acme
“mammoth-gags“... armouey.weakenntheint_ellect.audauha~—
wumwntum,‘ dissathemoruiuaturetoneeeaenaipust
snewwhueh viewehmaaligar m pleedguiitytothhlaetcountinthe indict
hflndnnly an m mnragnhnindukencesehdmeat'engthen
mhht‘fium.‘ lineal“ ofthu'naturetothe
“when. Thesa-eudonofue- deutmeanefthemhitaadlutever.
; “*HM‘OI—thlunthneu Remnanthatwhichhnoohnoxrously
- mmhmmumhmewmhrtnhtiuthein
WJIthnttnlmaeomree-eaorm amt.
“hulls-adv. meat 'ehavnueenthetiteuaemneueni tow~
to M. .
lb “Anus hen been vhitlng m
I“ Roman. '
Iva Lane of mu amt-.13.
W. 8. learned.
Ih‘llettiu KW has returned to
hm home II Mar. 0.
'ne linens Temple of Trenton. are vinlt‘
M Ito Clara Raymond.
lb Della Waterman in visiting lites
Belle Crowell of Brooklyn.
Waxlencgart has been visiting relatives
in New York and Brooklyn.-
llan Nina Islet is spending her Vacation
at Fire Island and Staten Iiiaud.
Ir. Chat. 3. Hurling of New Jeruey has
been visiting Ir. Will Gepr.
John Duty sang in the choir of tho Ipia
cop-l church last Sunday.
bliss lento loore of Ridgetlold is vislt~
lag Irv. Christian Swarta.
Idea. Joseph Arkermau and family are
stopping at the notion House.
Ira. J. It Raymond and can and (laugh
ter are at Huntington. L. l.
Ira T. I. Ray-t ad has been viaiting her
either. Ire. Rev. It. W. Jones of Brooklyn.
I‘oetmnatsr Dunning returned from Round
Lake camp meeting on Tuesday.
had thehlfieatNug havehaen nude. lawman. Firat let the mainly of the Irv. Willitm Wardrn.ot Rant hiorwalk.
is visiting friends in Philadelphia
PredStarrend familyarespnndtng afew
daye in thegrncn Golden! Wilton.
Sherman Price. havinn completed his vs»
cation. has returned to New York.
In. John Valentine of When is viai~
ting her father Capt. Wm. ll. hrris.
Hist Ella Jordan. daughter offline. Jur-
“Patholqlcnliuveetigationsgo to chow dan. of Brooklyn. in visiting bliss Libbe
Rum
Ir. and Hrs. Prank Stilce of Saantou.
Pa. are spending the summer with friends
in this city and Danbury.
Ir. Stephen Comstuck. of the firm of
nail through the Great Lakes.
Samuel Beatty and family are at-‘pplng
at the. Dorlou House while tht-ir residcrco
is being newly decorated and otherwise im‘
proved.
James II. Nash spent last Sunday
First Methodist Church was suppllod W. 0
Checscmau.
Assisttnt Poetmaster H H. B‘m'b. Ht‘
companied by his mother. is Visiting frit-mls
Cherry Valley. 3. Y. They will vnit Si-
ratnga. House Cave and other places nn their
return.
Log of the Carrie W. Smith.
Cantod the line Thuraday afternoon at
half past five with a good bret z- from the
south-west. When o3 Black Rock Light.
our excursion tt emer Laura pimed us
bound for Bridgeport. loaded with peasen
gers. 0E Stratford Point Light the Elm
City passed us bound for New Haven. At
half past eleven we passed her. but ahe wee
tied to the Long Wharf as quiet as a lamb.
and soon we were quivt alao in our llt‘lo
beds. *
Friday 2 Up at five and drifting down the
Bay with the tide in company with the oys—
ter men going to their work. After reaching
the light house a gentle brcrse from the
south apron. up and waftod no on our way.
passing the picturesque shores of Est lla—
ven. Branford and Stoney Creek. and the
famous Thimble Islands. These islands have
bold. rocky shores. and one or two of the
larger ones have cottages on them. which
are rented by the month. Next we came to
a bold point called Bachem‘a Read. a little
to the east of Fauklnnd Island i then Guil-
ford. Medina and Killingworth pace in re-
view as we ripple merrily along. blow an-
other prominent mint about which our ven—
erable skipper relates the following incident:
During the War of 1813. the British brig
Boxer ran on a rock 08 this point and on
reened inauehu manner that she could not
use her guns. The wide awake Yankees
soon dragged an old cannon down to the
point and blazed away at htl‘ scaring them
were but doing little damage. At sun
down we ran througn the celebrated Plum
Gut, trailing our blneflsh lines in the foam-
ing waters. but though there may be little
fish in the brook you can’t always catch
them. At ten o‘clock we dropped anchor in
front of the big hotel «It Shelter Island.
Saturday :—Rtn down early in the morn
ing to the fishing ground. four-i the ground
but no fish. the usual luck of parties that go
down to sea in ships from Norwalk blue
halting. Ran over to Gardiner-‘3 Island to
dk bait for catching sea bass. but had
soareolytonchedtheehore when we saw a
squall mtking up in the north west. Now
a thunder storm is a nice thing to water the
thirsty earth and make the grass to grow.
butnhdthingfur a email boat on a lee
aherr.aotberuwnanothing todo butto run
foritandmakn for Greenport in company
with fifteen or twenty fishing yachts which
mount catching bonny lab. There are
seven! companies who make Greenpurt
their headquarters while their fem-tries are
widely apart. Every Saturday they rend:-
vnnx there—some forty calla in all—which.
together with the yaohta alwaysto be found
there in the summer. makes it alively piece.
Karly every family keeps host-due. while
therenneeverallergebuardlughouieaand
two hotels. The atreets are lively in the “"5““
evening with the thrungofhealth and plens~
ureme‘nemwhilethe watersoftke biynnd
harbor resound with laughter and song. but
in this wtuldjby and aorrua.hopeaud den~
pair wok urgethau.‘ A ten captdn by the
named alt-son shot himself thought the
brain on Friday night.
My and want of employment.
Chihuahua!
The
f
at
Ocean Grove. Ills place in the choir of the
wimwesneheled
“tower-We une-
\
mesa-swaths “WMUWW‘W mam“ heliuhmlng
was of that peculiar kind called In!“
an. A shaft would dens-d perm
lurlyalluearthewaterthen “in little
hallo of Ire with a crackling sound.
- hon Incl-nu.
—eno——
“n m
ltbatlaatdeluhntysettledthet the Sec
end and Fourth lint-ants will Champ for
aixduysatoregory‘s Nut. and an order
has been leaned to that effect by General
Smith. Wheeler and Wilson‘s hand ot‘
Bridgeport end the American hand of Penn
ideune have been engaged by the regiments.
The regiments will gointo encampment l‘rl~
day. August 27th and remain six days. The
choice or this location is a very good one.
The men will have room enough for military
evolutiona. and the advantage of one of the
c ult‘st puts in New England.
W.
WAI’SIDI‘. 80
Tue onaar nun urns —A Sarn-
a‘u. mm rrunu art—A Minoan
unborn: uowuuo run noon-Ilium
run run wountotun.
Br Manors
Btu. Snow‘s uruxu. July 9?.
Fur the peat few days mwda of excited
men and boys have «ungregated arouml the
Sum-mm. bulletin board to learn the latent
steal Geo W. Day‘s buchloberrlsat much
interest baton manlfentsd on all sides when
upon the board. and when the clerks to
Geo. W. Dty‘s were engaged in therear end
of the store For the above reason we were
unable to get into the Sun-tau once. and
the bummeru‘rcndesvmts. The policemen.
felt much indiaposed. and with his booti-
made great ditches and canals in the newly
tarrcd walk on Washington elm t. and
finaliytbrow himself disconsolately on the
sidewalk and became the t ugct for sundry
youtliv to arm real route at. Thep :licemen
we repent. wtrc “around the corner." and
with It knowledge of this fact. the crowd
tucame uprtmrinua round the board.
We were on the alert and doogod in
among the"boys" to pick up their aentl-
ments on this movement. which may be ex-
pnint Inll that was they were in sympathy
with the stvikcrs. and they determlmd to
strike ain’t—into those tempting fruits and
berries displayed bt‘forc thorn.
The Utah their surged down Washington
atmet. shouting for tho workingman‘e rlghta
and we followed at a rcapcctl‘ul distance
and bnrrcla all along the ruutt‘. and while
we were cmlcat‘oring to keep up with UN!
mob in hopes of gaining sumo uewr, and
that might be flying about: l| tilmt was until
at us from behind the door of a hardware
store on the opposite side of the “rabbit u
discontented railroad
stunt our rirrbt hand was rendered useless.
We turned hastily upon our assailant and
said sharply:—
uir .9"
" D this flood.
u reporter !“ or
his friends. untried Jam‘s. who was Conceal.
ed in the store. to load up the "polygon.“
and boasting at the entire time that he‘d
knock the u‘bnle‘dtusines." our of ut the
nut shut.
“Yuu headstrong rufilan! have you no
respect for the press P I not a Snx'rmitx.
reporter l“
“ D the 88.811531. !“ he shouted
dcrcer then ever. and holding up our
hands in holy horror at hearing the press of
the purple cursed. we followed the mob
down Washington. who were still bowling
for the rights of a workingmart. They
wheeled around on the steamboat dock and
entered the oyster and claw depot of the
Wright Bron. and in wild glee said that the
rights which every urorkinxutsu should here
were at lagt within their grasp. and they
shook hands with the smiling proprietors.
We shall have in suit of arm-tut made to
non whenever we go out reporting again. for
we are bound that three riutrls shall not
prevent us presenting to our mom a full
and truthful account of their doings amund
our streets. Fire (a rcpt-“‘99 .' Fine foe
Clint-mute} Hurrah for ourselves!
Benedict Fan-ans.
To the an of the Sun-mun:
A small pally of our East Nurmlk
friends started last an: k for a week‘s en~
cumth on Long Island. A happy
crowd. we may say. no we rend the list of
our brave men: George )IcBride. (lnp‘
taln; Lhaleb Wood. First‘mate; Augustus
Young. Deck-band; James Wood, Steward.
We have not heard from our friends since
their departure. but doubtltns they nill re—
turn in minty. as we can rely upon their
brave cs lain.
p Dean Warrant-s brush.
“or. In 'nanharv
Noam-s film: 9“!“ 8381133.:—
We m inr- \\'e are sad. We are out of
m you not why or how r Didyou
not have a versatile“ yclept Watcher?
Were not all the locu- WP“ 'flkiur of the
wisdom and endorse tn.’ Watcher! W I“
wehavetheSnm-mu. as ”f" ‘8 waned
from the press that we min.‘ a": ‘5“
Watt-her had tusar about us! am when
our neighbor refused to lend us a..- film-
m did not we tunic-tho for it aotaty‘ :0
“a m“ m“ . N‘ “M M “:49qu R1483? And I!“ I0. WIIOII“
toeugnguhim te tahe charge or his Mr er departed. and our subscription
umMakhnn-lrrddollnm salary.
Sunday. nhuwrry is the morning and eve
hntplrnant thud . Am.
genuine h “Wave“. Bridgeport to dwell with tenor mm...“
usual and m chateau. "u. ftlondelt‘rfatemuvo rad: DidtheWild
munihtmnlendprelyiu‘
sldn.‘ momentum
also? Whither hashogone! Did he
ontheAl‘tceto Moons a roaldutof
city! Or did the Franklin bear him to
Gattransptuthimtnlanglnlaud‘neea gilt
ahorennever‘mtuetortturullvennowhe
maybnouthe beach inching for wade;
M ‘7
Insign—
Ievhi whathfil fish
and! 1th Ha: :m
maladiguuhlhnun. w.
plunhthe Mud
ofouttle wondering about hero.audofall
the unearthly noises that ever was came
from the throat: of two geckos cows
that were among the drove. Perhaps I am
wrong for calling them gentlemen cows but
you will all ogre; with me when i any that
there is more gentlemenly blood in them
than there in in their owners. Nuance I
think if their owners were gentlemen they
would keep the cattle shut up. especially on
Sunday. I. for one. any to torment me all
the week but give the rest on Sunday.
Readers. you all know that a poor man that
works hard all the week would like a little
quiet Sunday to real. but it ianot‘so here.
and I do not think it will be very soon or
loss the town will give us a little assistance
to help get rid of these pesto Why. it has
got no bad that we are afraid to let our
children an out of the door yard for fear of
getting: trampled to death by otlllt‘.
may talk umut htdruphobla in great citing
‘nnne 'z ‘Hh‘nfln
it is nothing to compare with the cattle on ‘
.
m ‘
Mme-5%
autism and said Ian I
eves closed in the leep death.
crumb“: and skillof physlol
could
marines. mme'rmlsm’s’ mun-i!”
Iot m“. with hour hard «hm‘to lie Iona: W ,,/ A
| V V I “ON I m mourn M“ m . .
a He was buried! from the church. ' , ’ ' .
'wdhlghmwas mags inkmonrulug. I'll: snot. m m 00ml, “mun-«'- “- 3:
G W“ I l conoou ‘ ‘IIII II I.-l
“W9"- A ”m": ‘ m '° ‘° "“ wwfiaygFiévg‘m“ cornu- ”new: has naval-I
105- V"! delivered By the l" Hated aa tantvaut am nae-a . m “A. . m
w "o, 8“" ' u" ".‘i a.“ a '" on.nataaaenuamnmu.ea.avag—.et.
would not have you to be ignorant. bro.- ‘
ren. concerning them which are asleep. that atnttata truatee ‘ ‘
ye sorrow not. even as others which have court
1 Then. d‘lh
Mb-
—Goo. W. leeellin good lurtter for “"5?“
as cent a pentagon nought for aim F“ “
M— wheres Q
m‘m‘m 0‘ 'V‘ ‘m "mm” “ wwmmmvm.m
The to” on the New London North. ,
ern rand Annunt ld‘h.
w.—
HII'COI‘ Will 0.3.
“h Gainingandleelnunlmjanflih- 09:
at *‘ i “ “
ere/“o van!
.......... u wwwum‘emw
mllnmrnrthe t
he‘s-litmus
by I. lanawavnn the
i
partieular‘u from the railroad riolers. and to
tho“devil‘ displayed the latent dispatches
alflmobliaedtu date our report from
we so ~poee. were on duty “round the cur-
nor.“ jurt where they were the other day
when our fellowcitincu. Robert do in Bones
presst‘d in a word: they all agreed on one
Lawless men were concealed behind doors
also in hopes of picking up any stray cigars
ompluyuv. Whit!
came the slug throuuh the air. and In art in
“ D r you know. str. that I am a rrpnrter'
thirsty vil‘ian. and he called out in one of
many!
the farm. The owners st? to us“
break the fences. down and get out. and be.
sides. what hurt do they do you if they
do pasture around there!‘ W
they brook their fences down to get out and girls in E\"Eiillh‘i"l‘0 :8 person “M"
bros tales are an n . o .
“d mefmfig‘gyflrfiw with aormtnfia. Sick immanent!»
‘ ‘ ‘ um palpitation of the Heart. Indigestion.
R‘ a‘“ if "IQ 5"“ 0'" did N“ “V low . irits. etc. can take three done with-
damage and are what he will tell you. u. out let. GotoG. C. Stillsoua‘ and. get a
will tell you that they have coal him eight 3“"; I" ‘33 centv “‘1 "y it. Sampa ”0“
or nice dollars this summer. Some maple u 0 conic .I. .
Will my. Why don t you drive them to the 0" S. w. "Ks"
pound. Thatisoaaler said than done. In “N.".¢‘c‘““.'*“m'.“
the first place. where is the pound! Away cgugmvowaiet rifllclhlt,
uptown. and it Would take nbutll ten turn up laoxmc REALIR. or “'38??ch
to drive ten cows by the owner‘s piece. I YEARS PRACTICK ~ ‘ ‘
am going in give "mm farmers just one Also Bua'nces and Test Medium. will visit
wet it‘s tirr‘te to make up thcir minds to ka‘ Mira-nib. Cum." regularly every
month at the Norwallr Hotel. where
their cattle shut up. and if I see them wuh- he can be mnaulted Frtda evening. July
during about here after that I will give the 27th. (gigurdt‘t‘yéoslundgyran allrtanld:y. J‘til'l:
readers of this paper the privilugc of seeing 23“!- ~ ‘ "'1 I ‘ l an nor ‘5’ ‘ . uu
. . ‘ k..Ofli.hrsfro 9am.to
the stud farment names in all. The people ncloc m? m The genera? "n.2, thorouzb
around he" “'0“ “5° "my D". but I think clairvoyant examinations of the sick. He
it would surprise the folks of South Nor— has an unseen power to describe eve pain
walk to knuw who tltct‘ are. I wish that ““d 3'30““ [EM-13° l“ millig‘amafis. all;
' ties on. on re tires t e -
some time. when some of you city folks “’9 Prince to rcachp lb: acatpnf all diseases. Be
down ") the Dorlon ll'tust- Y0“ Wu“ "k matron speedy tutti rapid cum in nearly
Mr. Saunders if he did not appreciate the every case be undertakes. The success of
honors they were coufering m. himlby let- the Dr. ustnnlshcs the roost tltstinuuisbed
Il ll -l ttl d u‘ l l pbt'slclans. Ilc cures when all ntaer treat-
ng “‘ r CI e m“ uroun ere. ‘u' merits fail. and the pattern is reatnrrn to
think he will tell you it would be a great perfect health. Hts long experience coma
blessing to him and others that “a glnyinx blood with his wonderful powers of magne~
there if the “mm. “mm free them item. has enabled him to become one of the
' p most successful and popular pbyaiclana of
shut up. the country for the permanent cure of every
A man made a good propoaitltm in me the kind and form of all diseases of whatever
0'1“" (hr. And that was to call it met ting uf :"mfi‘ or‘but‘ure. tTf'IbDrL: Veflifil'lec‘r-‘e’k‘zgl
all the male inhabitants of this place art-l n "J m“ men " e "3" ‘ '
. e a and U in r Or as Dr 9 '. Rheuma
form a moiety. and each member to pay the 333;. and 6v§g§in§8¢lofum ind all a“,
sum of ten cents a week. and at the end of more of the BI . Seminal Weakness. and
each week let those two farmers call and re- Private 9‘81“!“ ““3 ll" complaints Wm“?
ceive the money from the treasurer to hire ztgrr‘lg‘tggdi?“:r:!‘rd°2‘i::r{ azewflaa
pasture '0' """ cattle 9" m" coml '"k- modiginen cleanse the e vstern and leove the
I think it would be it grand thing. by. It patient in a healthy or ndtttou. The Dr.
would be money in our pockets. if we had h” 33‘0“! 8 large practice in New “I"!!!
to pry twentyllvc cents for cattle and ten "“1 Bridgeport. “m h“ performed ”“3!
cents for get-no. hfy readers I feel very
remarkable cures of diseases of long atun
lug cdiclnee reasonable-always favora-
ecrry for a man when he is so poor that be ble to the poor. ”The Doctor also has the
only owns twelve head of cattle and about “m" '0 Wild your 93.5% Present "id Fu~
one hundred and fiftu acres nf land. and has “I“. Destiny. “Id.“ Emily “‘0’... ““39?
"' ""”"" "r 7’ " "“" " "*“' v" V’ or me most wonuerrur meers or me prom-t
1“" “I PM!“ ‘0 WWW NS "00*- but muet age. for his truthfulueeh in reading the prin‘
depend on, tbme that have nothing. 0h. cipai and most imminent events in one's
how my heart bleeds for the misfortunes of “If“ He given full particular '3‘: ,:‘r‘“‘
such. I am done with cattle and hogs for friends, and “m 8"" advice It ‘ ' age.
. . . Lawsuits andfinivoroes. and thou
“"3 “W3 b‘“ “final“? eye. "(‘3'- tune. I oughly explains business nl‘aira of every
wish that some good naan would tell us description. urcatly to their benefit and nut-
what the law is concerning cattle that are isfactiuu. pliliWill‘W‘ Sittings ‘1- b uni
let run at large. and let us have it in good brg“$g?lg‘rgngs${df‘$t gz‘. . :3
large letters on that a deaf boy can read it of bair and stamp. Address Box 1.353.
to his parents that cannot see very good. Norwich. Court.
It area“. For further particulars send a stamp and
. get a circular.
’ —-—-—O¢O———-
Boway ton- [low it is none.
hfary But-'0" baby “‘3 00W “‘0 mouthnuld. The first object latte with the $1“:an
There n flood ~ people in to “get r' "; t n eeco a ow
this vicinx; be . crop of ”a” m to regain good health. The first can be ob
tained by energy. honesty and saving; the
Clams are adrug in the market at neventy- WWI" (£000 MINI) by using 0338‘! All\
five cents per bushel.
(it's-r FLOWER. Should you be a denpondeut
. sufferer Lam any of the efl' etc of Dyspepsia.
There in an uncommon growth of garden Liver Complaint. Indigestion. the. each as
vegetables. Sick Headacht , Pflpitutiuu of the gear?
Mrs. Vincent Cnlyrr sent ‘10 to the widow m’g‘m‘fihhg'rifmu“ Emm‘inmm. 1'3"
of the late Rev. 1!. i1. Rouse. uplrita. dam. you need not 8:5: numberlday.
Mrs. Perry‘s child. that was not expected 1"“ "0“ “I the AW“ 'u “ re~
. hove you at. once. . Sample But Is to cents.
to h" M wait. is m'““ Regular nine 73 cents. Positively sold by
,4.
Mr. Wm. Hoyt‘e non Johnny caught a all first-class Drunulet in the II 8.
22:: and a‘hnlf pound black fish the pest bathnpu .
mum. hag-sand . .
hex. Portico wish-n; notleeeineerted should
eendthemon or heron
You ‘ _
A few re a l “ August I“ wor “ wan 7
.t.......i"i.t..i'w.t. willow mm“... MILE?” SHOP“
and the Liver (lotuplaint. a few thno Dyspep “m a. 8'. Inch WWII“. _ ..
*9 “‘0‘“ "a made known to their friends how cool at m m p. 3." 'k' . w. ‘
it’ll them in our own lute been. use they and quickly they have been. cured bv its use. tats new“ “than! the tan will no,“ M:
The great meriteof Glitz! Amour “van a?“ “Wm.“ "M. w or .
income heralded throunh the may by one a m poet ta .1: Farm; my... gun. ”HOJMIB All. I I I .l
1 ill ‘ ll th sufleror to another. until. iwithout adgrtie‘ where mw‘gwhntm team ‘gf‘ll "NO“ “I“. “‘1‘ a
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tinted bv mayor.» animate-d anthe , «.
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thepubllenanovforthe lay-out. exten-
alonorenfar¢mengordoslgnatiou cfflueevlines Ali m we htlhlhe 8 hw‘
atlhtoall‘ ““fimmt wit “I“: “mansla- are l e- :t “I am:-
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a "no” i . lathe «amounts-Mohawk".
at 7. o‘clock IL. Aurthbth. A. 0..
Clt‘yKCouncll toll in t in city to hear the prune
in ntorut who muapnenr beforetheu. ml “in
to be heard in rulauon thereto.
EDWIN ADA“
WI. R. FIRRIS.
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or NORWALK will give a GRAND .&‘&fi¥”m?“ “'° mflm‘m‘.
7 he and the Inn to mauled. of th a"
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Commodities, Past and Reliable Sound
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TUESDAY, AUGUST lll. '77 ‘
AU ApprevedJnlyR?” run an R '
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N O '1' I C E !
Leaving Raymond's Wharf. S_onth Norwnlk n : *1. Taxes
uvvvm, I. w. V", ' .
Ample provision hasboenmede for seating. and
nnabundaneeofgoodwaterouhnard mwumauwm Formulae
Also mm... tomo- moo-ct no toe-er: m..-.r9mu.tu~ “it?“
ll‘helr own basket. month} held .. ‘m lull. u ~%. In?
The Celebrated Caterer D'Artoin will be on “mm-.3; 1:33;}; fag-.3433 3...“...
Bald- wen-1C (hens-snide. dr‘ nus. M
Ice Cream. lemonade, Soda Water, Oeu- &;mWnQe-nh:m m a one:
feotionerr. Cakes; Plea, Sand- our-W u an eenactau cant. a neura‘ an
wicker, Ito, Rte. all tax- taaa cane r Inn feel
aiaann of musrc M“ ""‘" W‘ . m
gunnerormuame (lay of “M
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fin'aneatsaanu-gmtn. or. sun “Funk
WILL ACOOXPANI’ TB! WON.
Vocal and Instrumental Music during the
Trip.
late for the Rtul Trip Ill] 50:.
gang-‘mnvonthatdgfiothe neurolo- will he
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1 " laid he 4h? 5-.
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tot destroyed about :all of last Summer‘s At non-nylon. July nth. tor. a. I. More. aged
‘ m yearn. s nonin- us in can.
catch which seems to have discouraged our 1. New York city. only lath. Albert 3.. van .-
oyaternan. James amah‘ to l! in :h: anhyear nimble age.
TbeSacramentoftbeInd‘nSnpperI-sn I.“ lit: , I
be administered-in the I. 3 (3w .3 manna-damn“, 91h. l." '0. fl ‘
Five Mile River on Sunday aha-0.... Jul, glgmiflga. Catherine Gonna.“ 1
soul. at half part two o'clock hr the motor tuna-ant. Julyltbtlnfln'ondnm
hmnnthnandfidnyl.
Rev. KL Bray. II J . .-
On Thursday “with lust. as J. B. yen-v.0 wg‘afi'i'" I ‘ u“
“Kliu’i m, m... “In fig u! ‘0 hM.WJIl!N.JI|hc- m“
. multicolor. theutIJeurofhe
serve his customers in «mrnetehhenhoed, ,nnummaamr.m.mmh
when near the crossing-immune“ new.
llu‘elock way train going mam}. ukwgfi'a‘}
front ufhim. 'Iienupprnedall was are III-OI-
“t" " Muted Minuteman. ”kl—Will"... Wm?
wbeuanexpreeetrain‘notu weetwanclons manna sense.
on at. «demoted hlsboraevo it... gsmgtguwgk‘m .. may;
heeouldnotnrgehimourthetranhhnthn manna-urn“;
stood still. The~driver jumped from the wlmwfififggémt m d
'ggofl )uatintimelo nave unnatural. rails-run. July nmnaaan. outta.
u‘tewanouwasthrown maternal-nan“: *hfim-‘Smwtmaase-sr
mmmmm gran. Scream Mmammm .n
inve- of bread were throw-rover huh“ Inna-hamlet!“ wou— Oahu. venom
“anathema“. Dianna M -
teem ‘m were aoattundinevevydlnotinn
“g mm children and edema had a
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It isrumored that Mrs. Theodore 'l‘iltou Mir “‘1 ‘ ‘a
week.“ bdngarefulto rauaa-eaasto "Immune Jim has .oavaal.
has engaged board at Mr. Alphonso Dibble's. write phi-fl); the .0. mm, 3 . All)?!" firing-general. I?“
Mr. Wm. Cushman had his foot badly ‘ . pug-3' iguana-sen“ aha. an.
~ stud a fin
rammed lust week. but is now nearly well. MARRIED. MELVILLE E. mu Mn.“ “ma-duh at...“ .8.._
A sail bog: belonging m at. Saunders. In h‘orwalk. July 10th. at the residence of the ‘ ‘ “H‘s ...' IntuWAV-U‘O‘ .- ,
while lying at anchor in our harbor on min‘a'. (:32 flag, at W‘ Ii: h 'A 7' E’ ' 31:53.0: “1‘1- :&W. A" i rue-w
Monday last. wasstruck by lightning. .13."; fl. :1. -mmi‘“ Ml" ‘- D N. I“ an" E... I i. " I“; fi’hflm‘hdh = m‘ \ .
Painting of boats among oystermnn is the l y. Icmnndtnnnnuud lliauiillnh ‘ both of mhm. .n‘ ._m anth “ggaufi
0“,". "f the ‘1'!- “Nt . “a mi: and ”ume .I “it
Gum ‘ ahel "m "" ""aulmw'.'mum."'
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pnrarve few in .or catching oyn DIED. L“..°"_‘.'s'm mule-h“ d mum-rumm-
ter spat wt! be plan led by our oyster-an wens-t ‘N‘
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