A uteri.
"no runs: ‘
flown-e the must of this
' . mamm- ut the ram tint-
“than forlnbbelngfl.mm
“new
Inuit. m one or the olden!
Manchurian «one. died rt
at Oahu. Pt. on Saturdny lust.
m by bl: hilly. “in cureer or on
’fitbd been e modal one. '
.‘he nub-u (launch «to. l‘. A. hill
Influenti- Annul Session on Tummy.
an m. It Wm lIall. Trenton. ‘1‘.
J. ”an of great immune to the
M will he musltltl'td at this
m.
[I‘m-t Tilt-rs of France died in
“am. He wu app-“lulu, in
good mo- in the morning. Ind took his
\“ walk. After luncheon he felt symp-
toms!!! lilac-s. which speedily developed
”outpolepdc fit. He remained uncorr
m Ind died 1: 6 o'clock, apptrently
Mylo.
to
' Wen T. B. Wheimore at the re‘
. _ union of the Fifty~Third Massachusetts
, Eminent It Fitchburg on Saturday. pro-
nounced the President‘s solution of the
Southern question the hottest line of policy
since the days of Judas Iscuriot. an 1 Rev.
J. 0. Knowle prophesied that. Gen. Grant
would be the next President. '
4 . mi". 1’. Sun of Monday contains an
mount of inhuman treatment of prisoners
_ h the county irtil at Litchfleld. The plis-
mitceem Ire often subjected to tortures
g! the whim of the keepers, such av being
mug up by the thumbs. Wedgt‘d in between
Ira- docn, etc. If the Sun’s statements me
maths conduct of the prisoners has not
been Inch as to warrant any aurii usage.
The totnl of the gifts to the Holy Father
ilIO.473881 “Ina. His holiness will pay
four million: ofit into the funds of the Holy
See. four millions to the pro-cut and former
mu 1nd soldiers who have remained
foithful to the Pope, and their f:itlllll“s;
four million: to rcstoring monumental
churches. and in executing W-‘l’ks of non;
lined ntilityJerviniz at the sum: time to
mange art and industry; the balance of
.4. 478.381 franc. will be distributi-d in sub.
oidies to chuti‘nble institutions.
It is time to think about tall eh ction which
will take place the first Monday in ()Clobtl'
in nil towns except New llnwn and Bridge
port, for town officers. and in all towns on
the constitutional amendments forbidding
towns to loot: their credit to riilroiiis or
giving extra ply to officials. The 2 t no will
not be Chilton this year, and the chief t'Xl‘llc‘
aunt will be over the election of sheriffs,
hid in many counties the merits of rivol can.
didatca are alreldy being disgusted. the mat
ter of members of the House and Szuntors
in the odd districts apparently causing little
interest.
Business in thin city h“ n healthful ap-
prnrace. The batters Ire doing wh it is
called n good trade. not the rush of the
“ good than " that we all look back tip-In
with so tench rent that tiny have put.» it
own, and which when we Wore parsing
. through then: we growled s ) much about,
but a Mad: end promising husinco Tu»
iron business is also livelier. than for some
tine peruse. taken altogether lhcrn is no
WI] reason t ) corrupt-in here. and l’lHily
, «use: for hop: of n nturn of mozlcntcly
' good times. Our old business turn 0 unplu-
the present with the business of the War and
for I few your: nftcr. and find thry do not
> handle on much monvy an thou. and mourn
for I return of the rush of those d iyn llxtt
‘ it won‘t return unless it is brought about by
none unforeseen combinntiou of circui-
m tho! bring corresponding sulfgriuq itl
cone quarter. Our war made business lli't‘ly.
hit Ii what a truncations scallion of lift-
and trauma—unit in fact without any ul~
ditlon of wealth to the country. .‘vlustvy
was more pienty.hot its pumhudog pimr
won than! one—third who: it is now. and or:
heard on much complaint when men vii-re
getting what they now term hirh wages as
we do now when they are working for X 1-9-3
W Then the groupings worn over tin:
«orbital chimes Built: tor the ll“ct*ss>tr cs
ammonia-hing for a rvtnt-n . f tho
“ good old truce.“ when a nun could : z a
dollar‘s worth of gout: for it dollar. ‘l‘uvr-
"i In In pmbohly who live] during out.
“it“ tinnbut hand thousands of r at»
man workingniee were not on well
dill-I when they wore getting (mat two
to four dollm u day as they were province
I: when they worked for from entry cuts to
own a any. Xow prices of the con‘
utilize of life hove been reducol in some
“no talent prices than before the war.
‘ won on banner and the desire it for it
an. of the bud rim of high wages and
fibrin-I. Iii-tine than basin“: men.
“not: end workingmcn settled
“whine-nothing upon the bust:
fluent-at titles. and become satisfied
wlb the otdxfnbloneddowhutm urthod
C max wulth and provision for
“Miller. A hwy-ear: note will wipc
-‘MMM the" good tunes “
.dibowlr. turtle no: who were engtgcu
h w !hcl In {at posing nwny. and
n In at are inking their pinto. who know
”in: by patient experience of thine
flu. but who will he asthma with the
I“ m ad moons of getting n
m ==é==
’ 1‘ labor Trouble and Reform
It mwmocn.
a. ‘ ‘mhmhMW—So. 11.
~ Wu ad lobar stops in
m Prosperity is capo-den: 0.,
mmhhmmtrdenud‘
_‘hber.
Io-tiumerswmt mo systcn
inbuun-lthaebgupporthrin
F.
out.“ Evian—ctr:
_ t-H. .
inn-inhumanity:
bmae hum
“l. u. nowummmnu
maulhwfld‘wnfltfl
L i
won or than.“ rout. "
fiervtdncehnhuthnt mom who
ml M at!" work.
We undertook to get light on this win.
so we turned tramp for at day. We met and
hiked with three individually.
No. l was timid when he that met “but
no pitched cmwmtmmntnod his comm
deucemdhebednoremntodeceivv. lie
badbren in thewmerwhtehheobtelned
work but had been thrown out of it. Re
nought to ohm! work min but being not
“anally refusal and disappointed he found
but the one tray which was to trump.
The second had got out of work. had tried
hard to obtain it. bud income discouraged.
but asked us how fit it woe to the Borough
when: he had heard that he could gtt work
for bond.
The third. nllrr he became rod that
we were ft llow tranipo. after u itt‘n lull:
wishcd to no alone in cotnp‘ny which we
consented to. His convcrs .tion was like this:
I am sick of tramp life. If I could get
nny kind of labor. I would be glad. but
farmers do their own work or have help cn~
gated and the manufacluiics instead of ink.
ing now hands are discharging old ones.
He stated that he never failed to get enough
to eat and amonzet the farmers he always
could get a drink of buttermilk. Night and
day without any home seemed crksome and
tedious to him.
It is well known that it has been impossi-
ble for thousands and hundreds of thousands
of pzople to get Work to do in this country
for yours. It is. tht‘rclal’e, not inervly lln‘
charitable but cruel to across these suffering
penons of voluntary idleness. which has
been their resort only when every expedient
has failed. Slut-Viltion has driven them
abroad by thousxnds and in feelings of (in
ptlil‘ they have lrnvvlctl and begged their
way.
To accuse these person: of it want of fora
out and of negligence to provide again“
the day of adversity is quite ctmmnn. B11!
adversity is thelot of all men.
The worker is di prudent upon the cm
ploycr. In tunes when thvrc is no wailo
the workingman in many cases ins no in.
SOllit‘t‘. And the painful condition of por-
sons out of work and in “(Cd are little \tn'
dcistooi.
While tlieslztgnzttion of buslncm hits the
emplnytr and the employee 1).th sull'rr in
th=~ir respective Ways.
llut luv. policy anl chatity stand against
slurvilim. Hum-mitt form is it
The soci'il s‘ah.‘ t-f Ill'ln ptoclxiuts lllllll
his brother's kwpt‘r. Sciti-‘lmvss may ills-
Clllln it. Sophislry tn iy fitlnify it. Still it
rvor ins—4t evt-r will he so.
Thrreforc rtT‘gulmionssltonld t xi>t lll‘llilllg'
at constant supply of Work. that mm m \y at
any time when they noel it «train it living
by their labor.
Such rt'gulntions will result in abandonm-
nml in wool“) ; while idlcnoxe. which occurs
frvm lick of work. results in scucity and
povcrty and throws the tiurdvn on that puf‘
tion of men who ll‘fi‘f‘ supplier in store.
TEMPEIIANCB.
'H...‘__
This column iimlitetl in the interist of
the Trmpcrunco Cnuse by u member of the
Ladies Chrtstinn L uion of this city. ‘
“H
Arum “‘hN‘B.
Tin-following Report. was Idoptod \iunintouz-ly
bi 'l‘no “‘omnn‘n Nutioull t‘nristiau Temperance
(‘tlll\t‘ull0l). which met or Newark. N. J.. nits:
The word wine is used in the Old Testi-
tucnt t n hundred times’uud is represenml
by nine difl‘crcnt Hebrew words. Only
rim-e of these words comm into the discomfort
concerning Bible Wine. as the rest are used
for grapes unprosnctl, to» represent plenty.
etc. . etc.
Tt‘twA, it new and sweet wine. is their
tinned thirty-tight finite. and is used in con
nation with corn anthll. and is plainLv the
ttttfcrtu ntcd juice «\fthe grape. It is Spokx‘tl
of but once in Cultalt‘ulnutloa.
Yo yin is a neutral t rm. stud is applied 1 t
the juice of the grape in all conditions.
It is spoken of as a sun of plenty and n
hltnuug. while lli use an a beverage is pro~
hibtlcd in runny places. indicating that when
applied to sweet wine. it mu .3 blowing;
when to fermented wine. it was a curse.
In ‘31 Stmurl xvx. ‘2, we are t xlxl it was
ttswl for (eminent. and only to be given to
throw overcame. In l‘mt‘erbs it is pivot-third
for the heavy‘ht‘arted. thoxo sum-ring from
severe mental trouble. Some have suppmcl
that this applied to persons about to Do cxo
outed. or to undergo sonic revere surgical
operulnn. It was used us it drink-dieting.
but the priests were forbidden to drink it.“
were the Ranrites and the hinge. and nil in
odit‘i tl ptniitl ms.
thn used in disoh \lleilt‘.‘ t l God‘s reg»
lotions. it hro uht tzouhle and disaster. The
tilt: of Ruthmf Lot‘s daughters. cud Jncob‘s
ttewit. tire till «wheeled with this.
Selim:- is it genrnl term: but in used
usunlly to designate wrong drinks or mixed
wines to be given only to those who are
really to perish. It wits forbidden to the
priests and official turn of all classes. Bout
xtv. ti. is tho strongest “content for it. but
this passage onLv insult-n1 the method of
purchttelnlr at Jermnletn by those who more
up to worship from u distance. and as it is It
generic term. the owl wine any he mount.
Wiur is used forty‘two times in the New
“shutout. wind is rendered from seven
Gmh words. John. the foreman" of
Christ. we: forbiildcn h use it. The word
is not used at nil in connection with the last
cuppa. Christ all “ the cup,“ and the
" fruit at the vine “ insteod.
OMRVATHLVS.
I. Marisol is not formed in nature. is not
an original creation but is the result of do
composition. decay. Ind duth. and the
mic and other substances loose their esaeu
tial element: in fermentation.
2. The simple “fermented juice of the
grape ntyhrusvdendhnnetioncd by the
Bible. It is freo flora ulcohul.
& Fermented wine is allowed in rare
clues to 3 medicine. while its use a a hover.
no is forbidden in the lost sole-n water.
i. The Bible mom upon the
Inn who induces mile? to drink. This
covenall who some“ nll who“tntt”—u
column practice man; no.
5. All theliqeouotconuwcem-lxed
dunks. and any but chased with the forbid
the allele. They are mixture. and to on
cue their purity. would hate tie-norm
mac.
Ct The Bible teaches totnl Minna from
all titanic-til: mm a 1 While
in extreme can.
7. Th. Mr W we. lm in
eon-omen witb the unknown".
woe-mm uranium”
8. “mammhtbhudu
wanna-designator!
lkmmwfi‘fi
h!!!
h w h node at
«Q tbt‘tt we:
“he . lot In
Sent to unbound
nimble fret.
Up M . .
u...“ “out“ n;
n n on
Water and mun.
Over the went side.
And up on the plain.
through Foils Village.
hp town. Benn Enl-
anust in the sickle
And gathered in still!
Aye. gather the harvest roundlrn hove
sown.
Till the wheel. of the publiccart shall grotto
ith fcrrfpl welnht:
Ouch. crack!
Crack. crack!
Every day in the walk!
Come. surr up vour cutie rind use your mud.
For muoellen‘ crops make many a loud!
“ Mike. that is pretty stroun.“
“And so in tho ticker. batiu‘ the wutct-
they put in it jest to turbo the profit.
stmnccr!“ ’
“But what will you do with the loud!
the ulmehouse is full end the jail is gen
crnllv runuin over!“
“Put on it ditions. yer honor. Thry‘ll
be needed. for the commissioners are group
in: a power of licenses.”
“ \Vcll. go on.“
Pitch in that bloat with a swollen bead.
They say his friends have wished him dead.
For filled with inner and whiskey nnd rum
He makes a hell of what mu home!
They have after had him in court, they say,
And it worked very well till he'd notltingto
Day; ,
For the police court
Mint have its support
“ Eight dollars and cost ! "
Ia too much to be lost!
‘Twas a handsome sum
And still it will come
If we let the poor fellows have plenty of
rum. =1;
Give license to sell
The clixcr of boll
And a police court will get on very well.
So in with the hm! and hurry away,
What he can't furnish the pvxople will pay,
Though limes arr hard (Mir patience won't
fail.
\Vc‘ll empty tlicirpot‘lteta and fill up lhn jail!
Aye, ply your good,
Away with your load,
To the or".
To the Lcl'i-~
“ No hard worth, “in. ‘."
“ Thin you must shut up the TUm-Sllllpo'
for half the wt a uwd tut-rt.- Would not run
through the ttmcmm '."
“ GO on."
More f‘tllllt‘ti the grrindiuother, feeble lllltl
laum‘
Buwm‘i to tho «with with sorrow and slmnc.
She shit" 1'4 will) C -Id nut] lrcmblt‘ll will four.
But on Mr film it in not!” a tour;
1 he alumni» unit the strife
(if lt lung and “fa.
llnvc druinml the foundation of tours day;
It‘s a long time since tears wet Aer cyr!
Rum killed her husband ! yes 7w was a blunt!
And her onlv son is a drunken shoot 2
Her (laughter. good Woman, is long sincv
di‘t‘d.
And now shuts nnm‘ to furnish hnr M. u 1‘
SH, ho. to the llltllitllltllit‘. fet‘lllt‘ il'ltl l‘tllll“
I} I\\‘t‘ll in the earth with still or und nllllfll‘ !
It seems :t sin.
lint pitch llt'l" in,
Tilt n llpp‘y ltillr‘n'itl
Anti nwuy \\‘llll your ltll 1;
"Fiat vain for forum-s to who ‘l din.
Furthc ll‘irvvst of rum mtl~t be githvrml itt——~
“ R ntlu‘r rough. Niko."
" Att‘ so is tlll‘ {uttuuu of tho poor woman,
yt-r bunny. ”
“ Yrs. All through? “
“ Not quilc, “
‘HPN (Mimi‘s ll l ul
With shoelrss loot,
It areuts ton in“!
With snow in the film t;
And it lllllt‘ gill. too.
“‘ltlt t-yi'l of blue.
So sud in Lt‘r rage,
Blll ton hot in. it) if
For \vltut will it profit to mine it din.
The harvest of rum tutu! be gathered in !
Aye. loss them up a bouncing load.
Our team is good. and ttu-y know the mud.
We wish you all joy of your morning tide.
To the door of the aims-house on the west
side!
“ Tint will do. Mike.“
7“ lint it will never do to have thinks g» on
this way. yer haunt B"-—lt.‘. Jowrtt.
uncut! .
mtothejhtll
nlon.
(wax LETTERS.
An Act Entitled An Act to llcb.
15‘ film‘s lg‘Smth 31:an Switind .‘
It has repeatedly been till: mod that the
R‘pnhlican patty are the cturdinns of tho
pennant tights uud the picunirtry interests
of the laboring nitrates. and lint in their leg.
islnlivc crtpcicity they have always been the
enemies of special legislation. The General
Assembly of Connecticut. at its last Stflcltlli.
nuwndrd cotton l‘t\\‘§ which not only girl-s
the lie to their prut‘ctniuus hut showy st luck
of good common Suttsc on thoir p at. “1- will
unilt‘t‘ at no St‘lll only their not relative to the
amt‘udtnt‘m of lllt‘ l:t\\‘ fur the collection of
taxes. tit-c ettl‘umnut at of which cannot but
incur onerous rxpcoso without t.‘\ll‘l\“‘p\\ntl
lug tueucttts to the tre.sury of the t‘\\l‘l\t\ll\~
tion for which the tax tut)- haw-o hcvu laid.
but oppthive to the ptttt‘ l‘hlict‘tllc 3. tul .
hing hint of the bard ruining: luvestml in u
homtstcud to slicker his wits uni caildwu
from the over changing seasons ul summer‘s
heat and winter‘s tow. The ”reef.“ of on»
forcing the collection of (use: under the old
law was simple and cuttp-arutivv)‘ inexpcu‘
siw. Not “‘3 it in the toast dillicult to and
c xllmtors to perform the duties of the otllco.
us the tax upon property was the first lieu.
though mortgaged: It‘ several pntecls of
puuvcrty hull bum listed by the “mus
almost on individual. the collector of I‘XL‘S
could issue prom ss against either pm‘el for
ghe whole to:
The amended tax law wads l “ No lcal
estate encumbered by mortgage or other
llcn shull be sold for the payment of any h:
hereafter to broom to due. except the tax
hit! upon tho assessed voluntiou of the pt"-
ticulttr real estate so encumbered. unites the
mile is made sulyect to such mortgage. or
other lion thermn.“ The towguing is
rather ambiguous. rind seems to have been
framed by uncle Lewis Ruytunnl of Wilton.
or some of his kin who never N their taxes
in Norwalk without a contest ill low. In
this town. and in this city and school district
about one-third of the second and third
class homestead: are managed for all they
no worth in the present depreciated condi-
tion of red astute So to mount ti collect
the tam upon this class of property will
only prove nhortlve unless the mortgagee-
is the bidder. ad he is: not compelled to be.
ad the arm “pause must eventually full
upeutbouwhoaterolonunato u to pan
era the title thereto. The ldeu thnt cob
lectors of tutu tun: issue pm mm
nebpucelofpropexty net in his list. is
simply preposterous. Suppose“ individual-
btsutinbieihttapamets of reel crate,
etch of which to wattage-t ; the collector
nut lane a any m to not the ax
upon thewboheetm.ibtebudwtbe old
kw the ow «collection I“ out an.
butandertbonew. coolant-ed Month.
oboeldbuvobeaatttlwl“huatk duh
tie-touoettorebthepou.“
women at”. . .
loner ml ere “bowed tom. 1 “
W
W-
m. «me.
M m, I
Would it not be well to cell the mutation
of the public to the stringent but excellent
low. for the protection" at genie. pound by
the lat legislature? That low provides
thttt nogatne bird shall be taken between
the mouths of January and October. under
u heavy penalty. All right‘minded pet-com
will approve of it and should must in en‘
forcing the law to the letter. for there is t‘)‘
solute danger that our beautiful grime NUIS‘
the quail and the nutrition. tow be entirely
(«stimulated unless the laws for their pro
tectiou be rigidly enforced. The laughter
of the innocents has already commenced.
for the crack of the spartsutau‘u rifle can be
dolly heard in our woods. The broods of
the partridge and Q‘l til are little more than
half grown at this season of the year. The
quail. csprci ally. often brunt of her brood
us into an August. The law applies to two “‘3‘
cock as .vcll.’ That beautiful bird nests as
early on March unlest the season be ex-
ttemcly backward. and consrquently the
young nro now iwnrly full grown. They.
are c-pct‘iu‘xly ht this stnstn. in request. by
the tplCllf-‘_ \V‘ll't often ptys lcmp‘ing pricrs
for ”Will. Ilvncc they on: keenly sought
nl‘tt‘r by the humor. and large numbers of
them are shot during the months of July
and August
The woodcock is allied t ) the snipe. and
are birds of piss me, drifting down from the
more northern stat-'23 during the months of
October and November. as long as the feed-
ing ground is free from ice. The woodcot'k
Would need little protoction from our laws
oxen-pl from the fact tout the Sp'lrlim'lfl in
hunting for them shunt indiscriminately
lllC halfgrowu partridge and qmtil tlmt
chance to fill in their way. Tho your):
partridge. especially it this season, are onsily
destroyed. for. being alarmed. thty latte to
the lrccgnnd whole broods C‘lfl ol'twn lu-
sliot by the hunter without scarculy leaving
his trucks. 1t wns for tho protection of
those that not lost legislature (‘UIICU‘d the
low forbidding the shooting or tilting “‘0 id-
Clfl‘k t‘. trim; the summer months.
Thl Intui- r csptcirtlly should know lllt‘
laws for the llrl‘fit‘ft'llltlll of gmnt‘. nml slm'il
lrc watchful and bring to grief persons In»:
passing on till tr 1 mile “'llll do: and gun 'll
lhis St‘usnn of tho your. if you think this
p'ozt for the llll‘.l\' “with it pluco in yui r
column; ll nmy p ‘lll‘ill‘ bu llw muons of
slll'l‘Jl" up 2M: mu l‘.lll‘l'll')' to Hi" impur-
tunco of w ilnltt’tllir N l:~.-t Ilia beautiful
denizens of will ll\‘l|l.“ fill-l WW) is be wholly
exterminilinl.
UNI; woo Lm t-zs Tllli llllllln.
-——-«-- cow-«~77»-
l.tttup \Vtmtctl.
It‘ll/I ms 5': Illiml .'
I \vnull llkt‘ to visit you if ”W!“ is .‘\l‘._\'
pltic' in t two to apply for llllulllt'f light nu
Spring S'rm-l. ~is lll‘Tt‘ li only one lln‘l tli if.
it Will: ll n lightning hug, lH‘t‘llth‘ it nlmw»:
l‘ivm‘ inw‘l than low lixr. 3 III
You“ truly.
A lit-1 ttttzxt‘
no ltglil.
\‘aul‘ culumtn.
Our c trrvsp m luzrt t‘.lll ul‘l light from v".
riuua some 3.1m! tho antral he will tiu.l
by n ritzullr p‘rnaal of that column: of t‘m
SESTISEL Illlllll<(‘ltl h~ pmcurcd «if M
M. N-lrton. Xl‘dll lirotlwrs. E. K lurk.
wood und A. Knapp xtt I‘t‘itSOD‘lblt‘ llllt‘t‘F.
but if lu- w llili lhu vilv to furnhh the li:lxl
he mu~t send in ti petition to the Council,
and if thoy doom it llt‘f‘efii‘lft tlwy will have
a lump put tut—Eu
«no. »
A Runnable Phonetic l'rlut.
.llcxm. )«h‘tom oft/iv Stzx'rmm. :~
The nrticl on Funt‘lic Spoiling in your
isltew ov Auctut 25b. it won or unit intro
ct It \vtuil In: wcl if our unit zp p t: jot:
t‘ru‘y \ver unwr ohzcryuul ov the mod: and
talent! or tho t'toitzo. not! w r ltl giv nltltllt‘l‘
ittfut‘umalwu or. to what 1: pioptvzl by spot
lug rtfotmmz in older to relm-v lllt‘ cutting
icnehsltuu from the unlit-s 11le or lt‘l‘tlltl"
tu spzl. Two. A pchon t‘ut lt‘fll ttl reed the
union btulu on l piipcta without up tint: i
in foot. tending “a now lireu‘vmly taut in
scoolsby tho “ \\'nl‘tl :uotllwl." tlut it! by
obaetving thr link! my tho mud n It lltl‘l
with but liti rt-fl rum: in ‘ltv individual lx for:
Title in fat“ it! the \\‘.l)‘ that paint}: trz‘iq ll\‘
No.1 ; nth": «it i‘ u llltl not be 3“ fht‘u‘rntl)‘
the this that 13:19.? h: In: 31.3 5..“ «3x'35n51.
Witctltvr u pump it u will: wt can >th
\\\‘l ‘312nt :tpnrot until tr.- msuyx tu nit.
Spelling is or no h‘ll imp rtltts excl-pt lll
C“tlt‘l“ll\‘lll \r.th noting. 3312! 23ml from the
unionist stztwhtltitt.‘ lt‘\‘t‘l\ in which in full
by on» t pecpl for tho llt \‘all nuthoritir.
\\‘tb<t\r unit \l‘otwer. \thl \v t)‘ .w spellu:
in at gun! an. another. movie lot it \é sullen
vtztly pltltt ttt lll‘llt‘illl rxtrtly litt‘ sx‘u‘hco
want. The swim: or J on lilting: und
an‘~y convoy lllt‘ tttn‘uittuz ot‘ the Wilhll'.
thay tut iuit or we! on tho titty \yrr tip it!
it in male.
The Alfutwl otttpluytxl in spoilt»: this an
tlcl 22'. no I a: the Anglo-Amcric .u\ and in
out wosldvmhly by speling reformer: in
Encltnd :2: wet to in lid.- on dry. ‘l‘u than
boo understood this ulfabvt. this print in de-
sitxlcdly 'Uitlt‘lltf, out well until btlr: the
pvonuusiushon we the spoon word it n‘ptc
trots. plainly on its this; but pursuit boo
have not won seen the alflbrt out reed tho
AugioAmcricnn print or script without hut.
itnshon. This in u p do: ov. ariit oxeleul :
for it makes this method it salt litij. art it
wet. by which 1- t‘hlllltj from our plum
lttwlcsorthogritfy tu formic spilling out he
cfctcd without [in or inconv. oiieus.
The Anglo‘Americm allitbol .llcdnatruft.
8d upon the principl uw quifO‘mly ornploy~
lug eech ltt:er and dicgraf. which in qxd in
the mutton spvline. tu \lfllfl‘l its most free-
wnnt sound: so that a, e. r‘. o. u nulwayn
reptenent the vowel sound herd in not. root.
all. not. nut; whirl as. at‘. t‘e. on. no. dentut
the vowel: herd it; N, foil. fin. fie. find
Theleteu In. and A. or inverted. hulking
to. y. tu exprets the vowel armour. in m
and «be. An cxamlnushan ov the cycling
ov this attic] \tll show the sound given to
etch individual later or diurnal
(lop/tn ov the Angle-American Alfebet wi
he sent free by droning with outline.
“Spell" Roma. 83 Part Row.
New York.“ I. B. m
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A M. _
It the W of“: Solemn:-
We whh to return our that. to Goal. 3.
Growe. nomad soothers or on. D.
formulation-down awhile m
mammal-n . «d a hood
«mutant-one tuna time. it we
Wk. my“ «lbw.- w
on hm. 1‘0 Sew. Ina-vein «.0
u.— .fl
w:
my. m‘mmt 'u. (or
tenotwbbbnllplntotbopaeu ofth m «umw‘r‘nfi l“.
“Who-lhhblundmof W“ “"1“.“ N W “t 5'. it“) ‘
“Month-who‘d“ not hove
hum
“amino-w.
“I
;i
I.
i
Indium. will vttlt
' GM mainly every
9%!
DIED. ‘
M n.
ma «3303? Hotel. pm the
«All! out! oven on t.
90th. “nullity. “Haywood Sittgdpny
Se? Shh th and 29th and Sunday the
sot . Office hours from u in. to
In. The doctor makes thoroueh
331:3?“ examination; of :3: slot. lie
mopowcrto user. eve, in
ungusiecrct glucose at night. wvi’thout {13%;
on.“ we are (acetate ‘
qtelmtoreueh thmtpof all diseases. lie
nukes opacity and rapid cum in nearly
even care he undertakes. Thorium of
the Dr. automation the mint distinguished
item. has enabled him to become one of the
moat successful and popular physicians of
the country for the permanent output every
kind and form of all illnesses of-whntv‘vcr
urine or nature. The Dr. is very sorrowful
in the treatment of the Limits. Liver. Kiti-
nrys nud Urinary Orgnne. Drnpsy. Rheum»
tium. and Dvspggsln. Scro'uln. and ell Kn-
more of the 810 . Setutuul Woultut‘ss. and
Private Disrascs. and all complaints peculiar
to females, und'gcntrnl dcbility are permit—
ncntly (tuned in a Very short time. Ilia
medicines cleanse “In system and leave the
pativut in n hivnlthy condition. The Dr.
hits gztiiud a large practice in New Haven
and Bridgeport. and line pt‘rf-‘srmi-d many
remarkable cures of (linemen-s of long stand-
ing. Mtdiclnce rcasomtiile -s.lwuys favora-
ble tuthc poor. The Doctor nlso has the
Power to read your Pot. Present and Fu-
ture Destiny, ttnd is widely known to be one
of the trim-t wonderful Scars of the turnout
ago. for his truthfulness in reading the prin-
cipnl and must. importnnt. events in one’s
life. [in gives full particulars of alrent
friends, and also gin‘s advice in Mntriagc.
Lmses. Lawsuits and Diviirccs, and thor-
oughly explains business “(hire of every
dracription, urontiy to their hunt“! and sat-
isfitmion. Clull‘vnytlnt Siltingu til.
Communications by letter upon ltusinf‘fis
or health. must ounluin $2, I20. scx, it look
of hair and stamp. Address ll tit 1.2.33.
Norwich. Conn.
For further particulars send it stamp on I
got u circular.
9..
Good Advice.
Now is thotintenf your for Pneumonia.
Lung Pevrr. the. Every fmuily should lmvt‘
ll bottle of Dominic‘s GERMAN Si‘ltt‘i'. I)”
not. allow for one, moment 11ml couch to
Like hold (if yotir child. your family or
yoursolf. Consumption, Asllnntt. PilCllnlO
llltl. Cmup. ”t‘mtlrlhltgmfi. and utlu-r fatal
discus»: muysut in. Although it is truv
(ilillf'AN St'ttt‘t- is curing Ihnnsiutls ul
lllottt,‘ vlrmulcd (liS‘HSL‘S. yet it is much lwltv-r
to [two it at lmnd when illl't‘L‘ doses will
cure you. ()no lmltlo will lost your wlmlv
f.imi|y ll \\'lnt ‘r and lit‘r'll you safe from
tittlgvr. U you lllt? :i c mwnmpliw. do rot
rust until you I) tVt‘, trit-il lllli tt'ttlmly. S‘llll-
plt- ll tlllt‘ii l0 (wont ltt'filll'tl‘ s'z‘ 75 Mills
5 )‘ill by your Drugst‘st. H. C. Slillwn.
~m~——»—-
Ask \‘ournclt them Questions.
Are you it llt‘spllntit'lll .Rlllh‘r from Sick
lll trim-hr, llnbitml continuum. l‘olpitntinn
of tho limit ‘3’“ \"l‘ “lumen of the limit! ‘3
Id your Nortmtts Sistv-m tl- gin-need? D )(‘S
your llloml cirrulitv lnuily ‘.’ "two you ll
(laugh Y L i\\' Spirit‘? (‘uming up of the
fund ltnl‘l‘ t-tt'iuu 9 $20 , «c. All of time.‘ (“Ill
much morn are the (lll‘l‘t‘l ri-sulta of llyqtrp
sin. Livvr (Mmpl‘tiul null Dollar-slim.
(inlet-1V3 Al'tll’s’l‘ FLOWER i. no“ m-knowl
t‘tlL'l'll ltv llll Bragg-($1 to ho tl pnsllivt‘ t‘tlro.
“ t'l“.'.".") imttlt-s wvrt‘ gtvt-u lt\\‘lty in the l'
S. through llrltsgiuw to tho pl‘tl'llt' no ll truil
‘l‘woduit-s will satisfy uuy pilot" ’of its
\vntttlvt‘ful qtt-lllty in (print: ull forms of In-
digestion Silllllll.‘ bottles 10 (acute. ltogu ,
luv size 75 rte. Said p bill?“ by all fll‘s‘trclusfi‘
Usuggist in l‘. S.
._ .._...‘... a-
Dr. Sltlloh‘u Syutcnt \‘ltullacr.
We are authoriz at to no trnuteo this run.
t‘tl)’ for the curl- of Dyspcpslw, Inactive
Liver. S ~ttr Stomach. t unza'ipitmn. I. mt uf
Appt-titi‘. Coming up of Food. lelow Skin.
and General L‘tuguor and “ability. You
“inst lll‘lillllwlt‘ lL‘t‘ that this w mid hr min
nus \llllt‘SS We had posittvo tvidonos that it
will New. You who are sulfatiut: from
those complaints. these would are addressed
—-nu\l will you continue to suffrr when you
run lw curml on such terms? It is for you
to ditcrmim‘. Simple llulllt‘S 10 cents.
regular 3:2: 75 cvnls. Sold by ti. 0. Stillwu.
«ow-«~1-
50,000 die normally by neglecting u Cough
Cold or t‘mup; often loading to Coitsnutp
lion and llxt‘ grow. Why will you neglect
sn itttpottint ll mutter when you out ut-t lll
our xltlft‘ Simon‘s t‘omt‘um‘mx t‘t‘ttt-z.
with the rt~sttr~tuco of speedy rvcova. For
sure“ so urt‘oss the t‘lu‘ét or Lotus or 14““
“wk or rli Iv. Sttttmtt‘s l‘ottot's PLASTRR
girth pt‘vmpt It‘llt‘f S llll by G. S. Stillsmi.
”w-..” , ‘
".U‘KMETAVK. u populuruud frocruut p -t-
fume. Sold by (l. t‘. Stillson. Elsewhere
by dealers generally.
g.“— -
Sick. Nervous or Britons Headache.
illi nu null r the mint universal utilit‘flon of the
htmnn‘ruw: nil closet-o arc troubled. The head nt‘Vt‘l‘
«chos- who the various organs Are working In lur-
nuux with “allure. 'l‘lmo run he no hinduht- it thr-
ltntttnu nuchiuory is to n btultns condition. fling-cs
Alla nutur in Nl'ttthlc for “attache not! htlurulgiu—
twwr tails. Sold by t‘ltwsctnan Brothers. corner of
\\‘:\.\l\il\‘,‘l\|l\ and lhpo: streets. booth homulh.
t‘ouu.
m
.1 Late Scientific Dismwry.
Dr. J. “ringifi “air Stimulator. Dru. 3‘“: and Pro-
wrvutlt'v inn charmingly mounted hair dn‘sslttg.
“mowing unrivaled tonic counties that are tloslxtr
ml to now out tut-tum utttl lk‘k‘nlhtllfi‘ no.“ hair. bo‘
in: «ruling to the south. instantly «lays all trolling.
bunlx‘hes tluntlruflsutl all \‘till‘ilh‘ bullion. cousin:
the youth; hulr to grow by stlluttluttuc tutti nth-agin-
ruin: to ltuir frol llvioo lupllltl‘ uh oh utt‘onl: the
mutant tho hair lllltrllllx‘lll and life. field by Chees~
mutt Brothers. South Noru'tuh. (\utu.
W
Joy for all Alluvial.
Nervous lludurtux—Brlyu‘ .‘llovnutor is up.»
ruumlto eun- hourulgla. hvn‘otts or Sick "t\\‘tl~
achm ‘h‘llfl‘litlx tutu twitching of the Xt‘l‘VnK and
sit Nervous Glnwnl: umutcruota a!“ potoons;
Ntrvs Itch. llutuors. Phonics and Rrupttous; much
in.“ tho Circulation: subdue: towrs: intrusions the
notion of tho liwtrt. without exciting tho Brunt.
Ih‘lyxa‘ .‘ilt‘Vlnla‘f uhsohttoly minnow-cs more cunt
tlvo portion than on: other pnwrntlon.‘ $1.0m
will ‘ Nidit not found no «precluded. cold by
t‘hocrouiun time. South Norton! . t‘oun.
W
Dr. Btttggs‘ 0am rm Ewrdimlor.
Scientific Dinem‘cryw—lf your hood. none end
tlmut no tilled u-lth it burdensome ruins of the rut»
eons. either dry or moist. thin or thick. white or
\ ollotv. and your eyes swollen and heavy. your head
‘feollu . uunmnlly huge. with a constant dull. heavy
title a thrust it. resultlog from Comb. nee r.
ll: ...\ than Eradicator. The mucus will be lur-
“lot lately“? mum from the hood. um end throat:
“til“. “‘“i ”ll “filth t‘“..9.“.2t“:.‘.hll§
hen oo a nature it: u‘. u on
once morn dutnhle. cold by Chotwmttu Bro
South limwulk. (Donn.
nomads have bee» Saved.
ll kl Ll tentwwdo mhcurthcoueht What
dog“ ind‘leoto‘lhl‘nr‘ y gentile l‘n tho thmt:
Brooch t ~. t om :
‘ brocade; ltn
on en‘ort o. ““an the “in M my
t on.
In either cos: the
‘ rug? M
begin all kinds of
t out “Intent: -
m.“ mantel” cannon: Namath. .
W Secured through Progno-
‘ E a one
look wtthw‘gy at those fauna an it:
It cannot be \
wmlo the trouble
but
V in. Y3enn;wnllr
«‘3... ant-Sm“ "tut-m'ntml multimedia: 3:
“turnout-uln- niecmeuebafeel‘
“Minty“ at taut Italics
ti and contort. in a) induce w
‘0 mull: grwta‘nu in
W3...“ mh‘M‘wtfi
mmuxmm
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month:
Intbl cl . . ‘. ll 3th
marflgggept they Jubilant. the?
NW3.
wthnmdldlyo.
at
It Sta
Ilu
stunts and Abbie J. Jones need I you. 11 months
i ‘15 in
L .nmuounscrnn‘nnron
Cm
1!th ell. hdlh N O
:nd’odm .Rttgo‘e mud
in M
l 2%.:
residence
Ill “Mk. w
ill In!» on?
tailli- 0mm
In Norwullt. Sept 3). «(den ct the
mun-trusting" wife a truth.
on. and on do ter «Walter-3.. and
A. Fitch. int iv mot berm
In that Nmnlk. Sept. no. trouble. latent non of
ill
.3nonmmm unwound u m MR-
slalom“ Bots
fiend“, “p‘. 1" 18"\
LEIGHTO ms
nucuswcnnsficu
m. «imam sum-am now
u n m M \b ‘
h n U
. “mm "
could-udmaeuhmm
common inflowm m 0M
valet“ I‘ll. “limit“. wt; u nil; other trcut- “"3 ‘9 W" remnant Rut-on. -
men at an t a put out tortured to ’ “mghfiimmtumwuk
wrggtt health. Ilia long experience cout‘ It ‘ t“ that n ‘ regular 1‘ 1'“ 311931035“
No ulllt his wonderful powers of nuanc- Afl‘g‘s éms ‘ “i” 318%.? “3 t “
NOTICE li- hernhv given thnt the m of 0on
A. cilntco hove InthlM the walnut e! Twenty»
five dollars for the detection of my pot-eon or [RB
noun or information which will lend to their dctrc‘
that end conviction. mt hmklufi the tempo or the
C. HALLOCK.
city. .
Committee on Lump: nod Gav.
taut 3t
\VANTED.
IN south Rom-all: or vicinity. BOARD for title-
nutn and invalid wife. two chil ten. throe
and five you-ix. and mum to work out her bond by
assitling about the house work. [inure shouldbe
located in a quiet lore and armored to that tho
Ltddv can have n qu t t. room. free from noiec of street.
on halite work. 'A‘ home. not style. is desired.
with an elderl "couple. or widow lady. who is fond
of childrcn. or particulars address J. C. 8.. P 0.
Box No. 807. South Norwnlk.
Tax collector’s
NOTICE 2
OTICE is heron . given to all persons liable to
pay taxes in t e tutvn‘of Norwnlk. un Anger:—
N
mcnt List of 18,76. that I or my clerk—
Ii. K. Sol lock. uill me rt them for the
purposo of receiving said tax It the Town
Clerk‘s Office. in said town of Norwnllr. on and of
tor Aug. 15th. 1871. itntllsnld taxes are paid.
BURR SMITH. Collector on List of $876.
Norwnlk. Aug. Nth. IST’i.
N. l3.—-Ono percent per month will be added to
all tux." remaining unpaid on and after October Gill.
1677. 353.
MISSES BROGKWAYS’
-:§ELECT—-
SGHUDL ffll‘YflUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREN,
ARCH STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
The ninth your begins MONDAY SEPT. 10"].
Rogulur English (‘ourso Four Yoshi. Preparatory
nutl l‘rintnry lit-purlmt‘ntn. Su torior ndvuntaccn in
Munic. Drawing. Point“ 3: and .anttuugcs. I“? ch
until r tltu charge of n native Professor. Frot v0
tttsf‘l't‘ll tvttr'tcrs constantly employed. A limited
numbrr ut‘ boarding pupils received.
Fur Circular! address
MISSEH lilitlf‘K\V‘A\'. Norwallt. Conn.
” lumen on NflTlCE.
EtuvArtt) 1.. IIL‘NDRICK. 3
ts. ~
.1 AMI-Ii SAI’LT nod Euunzru SAt'u'. \
Snrn or,(‘osxm~rtct'r. Ruttrtlui Co \'. sir.
I V Pth llu- potilmt of Edward I. Hendrick of tile
, Town of Norwalk. praying for the lowdown»
of a mortgage on n lot of loud situated in laid town.
belonging to the detention”: r..- aot forth in slid p -.
tlon.rcturnnblt‘ to tho Court or (‘otnruon Plans in
owl for l-‘nlrtlcld t‘euuty, to ho holilon at hanbnry
on tho that Monday of tlrluhor. A 1).. 1877. it brill:
nullsfnctnrily shown to tho subscribor. after diligent
iuuuiiy. that tho residences of the respondents If!
\lltdlll‘tw'll to the petitioner. it is ordered that a no
tirottf tho nundoncv of said ltulilim‘ ho given by
pillillohing thiaoidcr of notice in the S ruthl‘iortvnllt
SleliRl.. ll newspaper published in Mild town. for
thrro wot-kn ouctt‘sslt't‘ly. rmmuotwin: on tho 01;:th
day it! September. A. 1).. ltlfl. Scrvlcc and return
of this ordtu of notice to ho made by tho sherifl‘ of
Pmrtlultl County. one of his tto miles. or either of
tho t‘onitnblt-u of the Town of .‘orwttllt.
ll ttwl at Bridgeport. the all day of Si-p‘trmber. A.
‘ '. NEH
n ‘ 157:. EDWARD 5. St .
:h‘ui .lt Assistuut Cloth Superior txurt.
ffié"?£i7fi‘mty
AGRICULTURAL
FAIR!
. WILL BE HELD ON
Still. 19. 20321 and 22. "17
0» their Fair Grounds. Noreen”:
—Exhibitiou of \‘utllc. Sheep mid
On W rtluotlduy
‘ Also. at 10'. o‘clock. a. ut..
swine.
[luv Ru? .llitrll. Indrprnelcrtfx to. Ifm‘our.‘
0n 'l‘hnrsday~li_xltibltou of Homo. Also. on this
tiny. and Friday. Five Yout 2 Ladle: from ml“-
utttn‘s llippwlmtno. with their thorough~
Ned Aruhlun llorsetl. riding
Flat Rates anman Challtl Rates
lttttion to ho rustic at the Srorv‘nry‘o Otheo of ttll
articles for competition. except Live Stork nod
“arm‘s attend for Spoon. on Tuesday. Sept. 18th.
.-'t virtuosic» 25c. children 15¢.
For further particulars ow tutors.
LR. WHEELER. Pros. “‘. D. GREGORY. SN.
W. A. t‘GRI‘lS. Trees. 353 it
Large Lot. fifnessota.
St. Louis and Elohim
Flflllll!
Just. Received. Selling
at. Retail for Wholesale
Prices. Every Ems!
Warmted. By Ray-
mond Brother-s
CEBBSEMA§§
PHARMACY,
(OLD STAND OF S. I“. PSCK.)
In Tun PLACE To G“
And Chemicals
All of our Preparations ere nude up to the
Official 8t nth.
Pm miss all Limit
non snowman can
not nun Ol‘
International ‘_ mint
..
m1}:
Blasts-1mm Humanoid
Look at This!
All ”3“”...
» ‘ .6 loan iowelloulflw
f 2:". alarm carom-it!“ 1‘“
l'ltntl Stilt tl tilt.
Clillttt’: Sam on 35¢
m
Dibble’s Block, M. m
_ “I '
ntond formerly
Old Well Hotel
.. “knit.“
m? (5
{aeolian it chm of the public
Tho subscriber having
occupied by Sumnel a
property. res ectfttll
tl' rouge. e hos the
nlong experience in
Wisttntii, 1m,
aleonmytuvme. Totanormlu_ J 7:
. d i it belong worhmnn. trivia: * ~_
sns‘lfisntégtton! tduhgook Ihocing data bl up}: For vacant land our south Not-walk. ‘ .
hacksmithln .Inda wor entrants o at w . . 1
W... Encarta name 3%.? ”a“ 1.9 h.“..:...‘i°“-?" Em... '
~ “ .
South Norwnlk. CL, Aug. list. 1111. ‘ sot-tint. 300 u u Chicago a “ham 4w
ills Harlem‘s Home School
Add!
§3t
All selected undo. Meet price 810.00 per nae.
m r. o. no: It”. South Igor-nut
FOR
Young Ladies & Children,
High Street. Nor-walk Conn.
This school will reopen WEDNESDAY. SEPT.
12th. The aim of this school is a thorough course
of imtruction in all the English brooches. Latin
and Modem Langunges. The ndvnntagee here for
Music. Drawing and Painting. ore quite superior.
The French Department is under charge of n resi-
dent native teacher. There in also Prim Depart-
ment connected with the school. from t e ageof
five years and upwards.
Pupils are received as members of the funny. and
shore more home comforts thin are usually found
in boarding schools. For rtlculnra address
33% HRS. J ARLEM. Norwnlk Coon
~—
At 1: meeting of the citizens of Norwalk nnd.
South Schultz. held at the Atheneurn. on Tue:-
dny evening. August 15th. “The Norwalk Relic! So-
ciety“ was organized. and the‘tollowln: gentlemen
elected officers of the society :—
TIIOMAS Ii. MORISUN. Pnumxr.
SAMI‘EL LYNES. M. D.. TRIASUBEB.
WM. A. LOCKWOOD. ht. D.. Sncnrunr.
BOARD or MANAGERS.
Edward K. Lockwood. Winfield 5. Buford.
William II. Enrle. Willlntn II. Benedict.
James L. Ambler. Andrew J. Crofut.
Gerardo: P. Adams. Ebenezer Ilill.
John lions. James L. L’Iiotntnedleu.
The object of this society is for the distribution
of rnl‘lcf. ouch as food. medicine and clothing dnr~
in: the coming fall end wintcr to such worthy per
sons and families who. for watnt of employment end
sichncrs. nro in destitute circumstances. and to
such others u are reported to the society.
The society feel that by combined effort of the
ltli one of the whole town tint the greatest good to
the groatert number of deserving pet-eons cit: be ac-
cuntp'll‘shed. and line placed upon the board n rcp-
axeutatiw from each chanh in the town.
To the public We would unto that no: subscrip-
tlousplnced in our hands. be they lnrgc or email.
will he thankfully rcrclvcd Ind cqunliy welcome
and will be distributed with onto and judgment
that we do not propane to ofl‘er rellcf to the chronic
applicants for town charity nnd topasons new llng
tad too lazy to work. but more eapoclnlly to d:
and destitute whom turd time. hove plncod in e po~
oltlon of suffering and wt.
1‘. II. HORISON. Ptclldcnt.
“NERD
Insurance Com pany.
. 01" 3:.
CHARTERED 1825.
IB‘I. T. mono: mt.
IL um! i. ““3 . Thom
mmunumwm
’0‘ MCIBAPPL‘ ‘0
MELVILLE E. MEAD
SIDU‘I‘II NORWALK. 'I‘C.
Now Take
HOVT’S
Bough Syrup.
name...»
from". Mt OF
\
Try a. Bottle.
Pacificb ‘6
’WM
e
. PORT GRAPE WINE. f
Used in Hundreds of
‘noyt‘s PM. W
SPEER’S
Churches. for W , '
purposes. .
Excellent for Ladies, Weakly
Aged
w
n
Persons and the
”73’ 3:;
Mount Prospect
naw emu: ’; .
I
ll l
l. .
Snell" Ptl‘l Grill .,
FOUR YEARS OLD:
HIS usti colehrntedutkemteuiefru
Tum ulce’of the 0 Grape. rotted to thin
country. We turn!“ ~
route and “reunion!" Duper-ae-
uo nnenrpuecd “you. alive Who. 33h:
h
the pet. juice cl MW “km. ’
s ‘I own W in purity and
geranium are test The scat child
may putake of to 0 ~ the
watt-at invalid unit living. . tun
lnr bounds! to the nil old
united to the varlm ethane
rxvnnins use more con!- our:
run. on: arms your e
um:
err or
LB
. WERE! rm “RDA
that tumor
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