-.. v around.
Ithbhshssay suuudt
‘ “Minter. 8. Nibbles.
LII-thou.” othndcrsonvtlle.
“Us“: curiae a catamaran.
old-"Nor of Andersonvillc in a talk
swprsssshtivc of the 8‘. Louis Even-
fill-r!
s / . 3‘“ w- qults an episode during my
' fl inlie that stands out in my
m above all others. No man cm can
‘ m of tho demoralilsilon that comes upon
“mud on all sides with at much
.m While Andersiinvillc developed er:
I“. of as noble heroism and self sacrifice
‘u‘tho world probable every witnessed. it
”and also to bring out upon the part of
“I of m knoll many of the most ab~
“Inland despicable traits of human nature.
“M10300 that could be enjoyed
Q. a prise-w was a warm blanket. Yet
how's found among the prisoners base
to rob their fellows of even these
m A (In; of robbers was organised
‘ whowsutarcnnd the camp at night and
he the blankets and clothes 00‘ from sick
and dyiw men. kicking and beating those
who made any feeble attempt at resistencc.
, .Xonsy was also taken from the prisoners or
anything of value that could be found upon
them. In s little while the robberies became
as frequent as tobethe worst of our troubles.
Lnsrfvctreku of terror existed. and we
~ . did not know what to do. Finally. after
miles. we asked pcrmiuion of Wirla
to hvcstllsts and see who were the perpe«
troturs of these outrages. and punish them.
Vista stated lt—ths only kind act he ever
did. I bsilsvs. for the Union prismers there‘
and I thank him for it to this day. We
picked out six men fur-trial before a tribunal
ofourows selection. It sat outside the
assukade under a Confederate guard. A
yaks. Jury. prosecuting attorney and clerk
wws appointed. together with s counsel for
’ the defense. Evidence was heard front
":i ~ many M and the accused were all
K‘ identified as among the parties guilty of the
rehsrito A verdict of guilty was found.
and they were uutsneed to be hurts. and
the entire proceedings approved by With.
who ordered the lumber to be furnished us
‘ hr orchid. We built one sufficient for
oi purpose is a few hours. it consisted
imply of a crescbsstn. supported by two
“a. A platform was constructed about
L thus fact from the ground. the first plank.
kid at rtht angles with the uprights and
= with the cross~beam directly above
_ hducsoadjustcd that it could he with.
wu from its position at a moment‘s no-
-"~ huskcondemned men were escort
:, a“ to tho sosfiald by a guard of three hurt
f find prisoners. artusd with sticks and clubs.
tins: wens placed on this plank. In lieu of
em‘tomary black cap we incssed their
buds in door sucks.
“notwithstanding this absence of cere
or“ the scene was an impressive one.
The Inflows stood near the top of the hill.
. old nearly all the the thlry-cight thousand
-; primers wereusthered to witness the ex‘
” “in They maintained a perfect silence
sisal-tun from any insults to the condemn
i .d. but their hollow eyes. pale and pinched
' has. thsir savage expression of countenance
Annulment indication of their deter.
' Ihation that not one should escape. The
m were carefully adjusted. with the knot
jhssch cuss under the left ear. and. by a
final. thcboard was withdrawn from br~
the bodies «on: about a foot from the
l' - v but one. The sixth mama
- - ssfiorln the navy. was perceived to
falintcths ground. The rope had
9*"!- an instant be was on his feet. Iie
~ to run down the hill. The crowd
' _ ~ ~ his intention to escape. fol-
fl vwithswildyellinpnrsnlr.1twuu
-- (with. Behsds starthya few to
. and hstnsde the most of it I never
Shannon!“ did. He went down
' 'lho morass with nearly thirty~eight thous-
ms mes class upon his heels. Not ending
h there we looked up and saw him run.
a It the side of the other hill We foi~
It“. Rsmsdoforons of the huts or
‘ “but assess as be hearduscornlng
[intend slain started on therou. Wid-
suhc the distancs betwesn us. he again
“Helmet: a ducal. and a second
thshsdtsshsudouitaswe came up. it
mum-hatubsferswehadhiu fast.
I for his life. but we had
nomwm ted int down the
hlfieqh tbs sand throub the
" » ‘ hill tothsscalbld.
rues on the platform
situated the accord
Qliusd them Re
hi. Atthc given In-
“iii.
Mnmkmm
”Unis.“ he said. “you must have read
my hesitate thh. youmustkuowhow
dearly I love you.“
“YmMyoahavs certainlbe very
attentive, " said Inhale.
.“Duh Unis darliuc. do you love not
Will you be my wife! "
1“ Your wife. Fred! Of all things. not No.
indeed. ucr suv one elss‘s."
“ Liaais. what do you mean i "
“Just what! say. Ii‘rcd. I‘ve two mar-
ried waters.“
“ certainly! and Mrs. Hopkins and Ira.
Skinner have very good husbands. I has
lleve.“
“ So people say; but I wouldn‘t like ti
stand in either May's or Neil‘s shoes. that‘s
all.“
“ Llanie. you astonlah rue.“
“ Look here. Fred: I‘ve had over twenty.
five sleigh ridt‘s this winter. thanks to you
and my other gentlemen friends.
Fred winced a little here. whether at the
remembrance of that unpaid livery bill. or
the idea of L‘aa‘c sleighiug with her other
gentlemen friends I cannot leiiYeiy
answer.
“ How llltt‘ly do you think tny sisters
have hurt! .‘t'ut. the sign of up". either of
them. Such pretty ulris as May and Nvlllc
were. too. and so much attention tlicy used
to have! "
“ Now. L‘uic—"
“1 am fond of going to the theatre occa
slnnally as well as a lecture or concert some
times. and i shouldn‘t like it if I proposed
attending any such entertainment to be irr
variably told that timm were hard and my
husband couldn‘t afford ii. and then to have
him sneak tiff alone.“
“ Lizzie. Llaaic—“
“ And then if once in a dog‘s age he did
coudcsccnd to go anywhere in the evening.
lshouldu‘t like to be left to pick my way
along the slippery places.at the risk of break
in: my neck. be walking along uncou-
sciously by my side. I‘m of a dependent.
clinging nature. and 1 need the protection
of a strong arm.“
“ Lizzie. this is all nonsense."
“ I‘m the youngest in our family, and per
baps I‘ve been Spfiit‘d. At all events. I
know it would break my heart to have my
husband vent all the ill«lemper which be
conceals from the world on my defenseless
head.“
" Bathtubs. I promise you that 1—“
“ Oh. yes. Fred; 1 know what you are
going to say—tiiat \‘uu will be difl‘rrcui; but
.\1ay and Roll have told me time and again
that no better husbands than theirs ever
lived. no. l-‘rcd. as a lover. you are just per-
fect. and i shall bate awfully to give you
up. Still. if you are heat on marrying.
there are plenty of girls who have not mar-
ried sisters. or who are not wise enough to
profit by their ca tropic. if they hare. And
don‘t fret abiut tub. for I‘ve no d iubt i can
dud some one to till your place—“
liut before Lluic had concluded. Fred
made for the door. mutteriuu something
“ unturntiouabiy to cars polite“
“There! “ exclaimed have. as the if Mr
closed witba bang. “ I knew he was no
better than the rest. That‘s the way John
and Aleck sweat- and slam doors. when
things don‘t no just right. He‘d make a
perfect hear of a husband. but I‘m sorry he
came to the point so me. for he was just a
splendid beau.“
0. leading.
Women atmetimcs think they will not be
interested in the standard English classics.
just because they are standard and classic.
Not long since. an intelligent lady was tell‘
lug me how surprised the was to find
8 much “ Essays “ so interesting. She said :
“ I was lying on the lounge in my husband‘s
library. one evening. after an unusually
wntriscme day. and took it up because it
was the at :1 back. and I naily felt as if
I could not go across the room for not ther.
I was rfcctly absorbed before i ltuew ti.
and réad for an hour with a sense of fruit
urns 'nd exhilaration which I had not known
for a or: time. I felt as if somehow I had
not back to the beginnings of things. I had
always supposed that Lord Bacon. being
very learned. was therefore very dull. and
entirely beyond my comprehension.“
If you like history,
“The world is all before you. where to choose.“
If you are fond of science. you cannot fail
to be interested in the papers and books in
this helm—never so numerous and never so
well adapted for popular reading so now.
If you imagine any of these departments
“ too literary." and cannot bcbappy without
s novel. there are works cf fiction that are
as .important a part of one‘s education as—
quadratic equations. to say the least:
“ gonads." “ Ivanhoe.“ “ Hypsiia." “ David
Copperfield.“ “ Pendenuis.“ “ The Scarlet
Letter." Just think of all the books so well
worth reading. and yet people will continue
to draw out of the libraries dreary “ sociciy
novels.“ or poor translations of worse
French and German love stories! It is like
eating apple-shins and potatocparings when
bananas and oranges might be had for the
picking! Bishop Potter says: “ It is nearly
an axiom that people will not be better than
the books they read.“ Consider. therefore.
what kind of banks you read—“Mary
Blake.” in Scribner.
Discounted.
Itissocssy to say. “Rover give up the
ship” It‘ssocssy to hold your head up
and step firmly. to laugh cheeriiy. and have
apicasuntwordforsveryhody. when safely
bathed in fromsorrowsud povertybyths
love of friends and a bottomless purse.
When sickness passvshytoknwkatsoute
other doer.whau hornets the one “sweet.
owner“ is all the world. when there are
those who weuidsulerthatthay mkhtbs
free—shithssitissssytofaslasifacthtuu
could ever make you quite discouraged.
Thishabssutifulworlduud thsrsarelots
of'ood thisgaiutt. I’m-savanna“
and daughter. a few wives and mcthsrasud
aboutthsssus Wefhushsedssud
fashwadstivs more lumsshiusthautu
thsshsdowcflits. lstmmarescmauv.
ssmasymoreurhchsvstsbucklsunthstr
www.mmsudthsirbssthssrt‘sbleedis
thsdsitylth. hshhittsrttlslsasmeuaud
woman dutivs thrombi the ass doubt
thsthsswsmudsthsmthstrfcrtitodsf It
as“ ha of earth. ”Imam
asdhrsiusshssetsaudhrsimdoatillhssr
upuudsrlIsitsuywssdsrthatwssryhsuds
sand-as fail W. and weary
hashhowdhssuruasdt Oh! ya. wbass
pthsarsiuplsusntplsessl Whossfaith
was never srtsdbyhssvss‘sass-iugdtsrs-
“d"mfltflnl wsousvsr
hiuw’thslsmoftsudwhsms-lovssudprs-
; “cantankerous-assistant
Dutwhuvndriukfro-
' , m
.mnfih‘w
’; Sm...
tin-skis.
sudfisststhssswhsss .
Mann-“Apollo Pottst" now. ho-
csusssvsrytilshseslissssw witness hs
nrlkss a fresh lyre. _
“Dyingiupovsrty.” aayaamodsru awn
slim. “ is nothing—it h living in poverty
that comes hard on a fellow.“
JA Kansas Judge has decided that a man
and wife can go to any place of amusement
on a ticket that says “ admit due.“ as by
law they are considered “one."
Life is full of curious things. What
mskta some men wear a duster fourteen
inches shorter than their undencost.
The melancholy days have come.
We’ve lost our darling boy;
Illa mamma ne‘er in will hctr
IIim yell out—“Wit d'ye soy f“
As they passed a gentlems whose optics
were terribly on the bias. lit e Dot mur-
mured. “ Ms. he‘ s got one rye that don‘t
go )I
Somebody prints a hook to ahdw how to
nt‘t“25cent dinners for families" Now
let somebody print a book showing how to
get the 25 cents.
II trd times have not NilJiIOli Tiaras. The
people of the Lone Star state kcrp right on
raising crops. building railroads and rubbing
the malls.
“Can you read and write. slrf“ askcd a
gentleman of a rather doubtful looking up
plicant for a position. “ Well. yes. sir. I
'spe so I can. I never tried.
The novel writers have changed the usual
phrase describing their heroes to suit the
times. and now say. " lie was lawn of rich
but honest parents."
The crop of American “ Juliet “ appears
to be short this year. though the teachers of
clocutlon and dramatic posture may hsfi'a
number of fine parrots.
Just four hundred years ago the art of
printing was discovered. and ytt there are
men trying to sell goods who scent to have
never heard of printers“ ink.
Those Smith sisters of Glastonbury sit
around in slippers. hair done up in brown
papers. and wonder why a modern martyr
can‘t fetch a tear from the public.
An editor is pretty eerttin to loses patron
when his foreman inadvertently puts a mar‘
risge notice under the head of “ Another-
Swindle Come to Light." The groom. in-
stead of accepting the blunder use new sam-
ple of American liu'uor, gets awfully mad
and wants to murder somebody.
When a young mart 0011‘s to stop drink-
ing and (‘ilt‘WlllL' if his girl will marry him.
will in less than u year a’tt-r marriage tell
her that he sold bimscitfur fifty ccntsou
the dollar. and site will rtply that she paid
twenty five per cent. too high for him.
The other day as two newlyarrired Irlsh~
men wore walking up Kcaruey street. a
pavement trap door owned and a Chinese
storc‘wrlcr rtuerucd. “lie norm 3“ said one
of tire Paddles. “if the hiathen haven‘t got
stunntl ciaue through from CNN“. bad
luck to tiitm !‘
A priest once chanced to bear. llf’ipff-
cs‘ivul. a fierce “'lbii onslaught by one
market woman on another. in the course of
which every sill-rt of rht‘turic was made to
provoke retaliation. but without tti‘act. “Go
on. go on.“ at last said the matron attacked;
“ye know I‘ll nvt answer ye. bicause I‘ve
been to mnfessiun this morning. and int in
a aisle of grace. But wait till 1 net but of
it i ‘
A gentleman in one of our rural towns
having bought of an old resident a some
what old-fashioned and dilapidated carriage
happened to speak of it as a “shabby cons
corn“ in tiroscnce of a workiugtuan st ills
house. an aged cilia-err of the place. Laying
down his chisel. be exclaimed—“Shabby!
That carriage shabby! Wa‘al. now i can to
member when that carriage was always first
at a funeral. "
“Var-sis of “‘laalom.
Be respectful to all men that you may
command respect
Study all things of nature in your daily
walk through life.
D i as your conscience dictates and you
will not go far astray.
A man displeased with the world is never
satisfied with himself.
Let us search ourselves in the first place.
and afterwards the world.
Be severe to yourself. indulgent to others:
and thus avotdrresentutent.
Kind words are better than gold. and the
voice of a friend has saved many a man
from ruin.
There is no man so friendlcss but that he
can find a friend sincere enough to tell him
disagreeable truths.
We could not endure 00illlldtl wore it not
for the powerful compinionshlp of hope or
of some unseen one.
The taste of beauty and the relish of what
is drCcnl.just and amiable. perfects the char
actor of a gentleman.
Toll. feel. think. hope. A man ts sure to
dream enough before he dies. without mak-
ing arrangements for the purpose.
The object of all ambition should be to
be happy at home. If we are not happy
there we cannot be happy elsewhere.
Benefit your friends. that they may love
you still more dearly: benefit your measles.
that they may become your friends.
Flowers left to themselves in time become
weecst so essay a man‘s vices have at last
been nothing but good qualities run wild.
blinds the best mes what is called new
Irons in life is far inferior to the primitive
ideal which they realise st somcmotusst in
youth.
But for extravagance many a married
couple might new beta persuasion of avsl~
usbie farm or comfortable manatouin town.
which have [one with “Na follies.
wasknoabsurdityiusppreviugasweli
announcing the ssmsfiividualg foraa
fewpssplsanslwaysiuthsrhhtsooutbs
othsrhasdlth improbable they shouldhs
slwsysiuthswroup.
“shamefyour liludepsudsupos
the quality d your tub“. therefore
(undamrdiunly. aadtska care that you
suwrtaiuusnsmasuusuitshletsvirtuessd
usrsssuuablstousturs.
Lucedrusuishsstwcuhy good deeds.
Misncsutsrwsymwslltboubtof
I bydsssrviucwsli. “You have a little
worldarouudyourwrets Daniel Webster
sssassrlyfrisud.“ltlit with good deed.
sudyouwllllllitwithyour owunlury.‘
Probably the happiest period lulifs tnest
Mitts-middleman“ thsssgsr
pssstsusofyouhsrscsslsdaudths iadr‘
mummysthsuauss wsusthat
thsshsdcwnwhish are at womb: and
ussrlysscsuhs
Ituistwssudmslbsrscfthsdissmuslhsl
ionsdsucflusttsusluthsmttsd Staten
Adventists-m churches. m m
10.000msmbsra.
Anthlissiou Baptists—000 churches. M
ministers. 00.000 members.
Baptists—80.013 churches. 14.000 minis-
ters. amass members
Ohumh of God. Winnehrennarlans—M
churches. 000 some rscntbsnt.
Oonnreuationsllsts—S.” churches. 003
ministers. 030.058 members.
Disciples. Campbelltes—a.” churche‘.
3.000 ministers. 000.000 members.
Episcopal. Protestant—8.7000 churches.
3.030 ministers. 808.534 members.
Episcopal. Reformed—00 churches.—
mlnistsrs. 3.000 members.
Free-will Baptists—1.471 churches. 1.304
ministers. “.858 members.
Friends—800 churches. ministers.
100.000 members.
Lutherans—4.8“ churches. 5.701 ministers
010.415 members.
Mennonites—120 churches. 00 ministers.
50 000 members.
Methodist Episcopal—10.000 churches.
11 003 ministers. 1 .073.387 members. includ-
208. 881 members on probation.
Methodist Episcopal. South —
churches. 3.871 ministers. 732.340 members.
Methodist Episcopal. Africurt— —-—
churches. 1.418 ministers. 813.800 members.
Methodist Episcopal. Zion African—-
churches. 1.500 ministers. 800.000
members.
Methodist Episcopal. Colored—-
churuhrs. 038 ministers. 105.013 mmubcrs.
Methodist Evangelical Association—-
churches. 838 mini-tum. 105.018
members.
Methodist Froc— churches. 224
ministers. 10.938 members.
1.314 ministers. 113,405 members.
Methodist Episcopal Union. American
(colored )-~101 churches. ministers.
9.550 members.
Methodist. Wealeyuu— churches.
350 ministers. 25.000 members.
Moravian—75 churches. ministers.
0.218 members.
Presbyterian. Cumberlan—Sl.000 churches
1.239 ministers. 100.000 turmbcrs.
Presbyterian. North—5.153 churches.
t 809 ministers. 557.074 membors.
Presbyterian. Reformed—153 cbutcbcs.
198 ministers. 10.350 members.
Presbyterian. South—1.830 churcho-‘JJ i5
ministers. 113. 550 members.
Presbyterian. United—$08 churches. 63.3
ministers. 77.414 members.
Reform Dutch—500 churches. 549 minis.
tcr~ 78.531 members.
it formed ti rmau—i. 307 churches.
ministers. 154 035 members.
iiimau Catholic—03030 churt‘bta. 4073
ministers. 0.000000 members (Entire liu
man Catholic populatiou
St‘vruth day Daptists-75 churches.
preachers. 7.330 members.
Sirprinclpie Baptists—~80 churches. 1.
miniature. 9.000 members.
'l‘ttnkbrs—lltltl churches: 1.200 ntiulstrra.
501“) tunnthers.
i‘uitcd Brethren. 3078 churches. 1.053
ministers. N30“ members. .
DR. 8. VI. FISKI,‘i
or Norwich. on, the Celebrated
ctault‘o'hu‘a‘ Parmesan.
All!) MAGNETIC “331$“. OF TWENTY-
SIVEN \‘Rhlt‘d PRACTICE.
Also Business and Test Medium. will visit
Nurwulk. Goon. three days in every
inbuilt at the Nurtvs'k llottl where he can
be consulted \V‘ rtlncstlay and Thursday.
St‘pi.lilt‘-951illtllti 90th. and Friday. the
‘37 iii until 13 o‘clock noon
Office hours from 0 a. iii. to 9 p. tit.
The doctor has visited Norwalk rt‘uularl
every mouth for ticarlytwu years and has a ~
ways met with remarkable success and
liberal pttrnnairc and has 9: lliltlti lite esteem
of the many patients about be has treated
and cured
The doctor makes tlmrnuult clairtuyant
examinations of the sick. "0 has an ttu
accu power totlcscrliw every pain and secret
disease at sight. without asking it 11081101).
and prepares pure vego sblu tuctitciuts to
reach the seat of all diseases. 110 makes
speedy and rapid cures lu pettrlv every case
liettmitrtakcs. Tttcsut‘cvsa of the dr‘cmf‘
astunislteu the most tlistlricuisliel physicians.
iic cures when all other treatments fail. and
the patient is natured to perfect ht altlt
His long experience. combined with iris
wundt-rlul rumors of titatrrtrtlatu has enabled
him to become one of the most successful
and popular physicians of the country. for
the permanent cure of every kind and form
of all chronic diseases of whatever name or
nature. Medicine reasonable. always favors-
ble to the poor. The doctor also has the
power to read your elm.“ present and future
destiny. and is arid ey known to be one of
the most wonderful beers of the present age
for his truthfulness in reading the most im-
portant events in oue‘s life. He given full
particulars of absent friends. and also gives
advice in Marriage. Losses. Lawsuits and
Divorces. and thurougitl explains business
affairs of every descrlpt on. greatly to their
benefit and satisfaction. Clairvuyaut Sit~
tines. 01. Communications by letter upon
business or health must contain 03. cranes.
sit-ck of hair and stamp. Address but
1853. Norwich. Conn.
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"vou- Is King.
The liver is tbs‘li-t-tt'pcrisl organ of the
whole human system. as it controls the life.
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper sotion.sll kinds of
ailments are the natural result. The diges-
tion of food. the movements of the heart
and blood. the action of the brain and stir
vous system. are all immediately connected
with the workinns of the liver. t has been
attcccssfully proved that Gmn‘ s A turust
Flour is but qualied in curing all persons “af-
hinted with dyspepsia liver complaint.suse
and all the numerous symptoms that result
fromas unhealthy condition of the liver
and stomach. e bottles to t 10 eta.
Positively sold in airl owns on therLWtretsrn
continent. Three doses will prove that it is
just what you want.
Don‘s ho Decolvod.
Matty psrsxtns say “I haven‘tgot the Oun-
autnption“ whoa salted to ours their (high
with Stitch‘s Consumption Onto. Do they
not know that coughs lead to Consumption
and a remedy that will curs consumption
will certainly and surely cure a comb or
unfi lung or throat trouble. We know it
curs when all others fall and our faith
iuit as positive that we will refund the
prlcspud if ”you receive no benefit. fans
this sfs position. Price 10 ctr“ fists
and M01 "WP: bottle. lot-Laure Chi-st
use Bhlluh‘s l‘ttrattts Plath!
Price 050. the sale by 0. 0.8t lllacu.
“
“Why will
usulbr with Dyspepsia and
liver “No or. summations stint-astut-
dsbillty when-you ousgstst our store libi-
Wt.t‘i-"-..il“mt*.rm "ca a:
as u re a.
W dfioni'ur sale by 6.0. Quill Stillson.
Iota mm -
With Shiloh‘a GossTmptiou Ours you In
mu. none-as. amorous.
M‘h-auduitutsutsssuf'l‘hroursul
Methodist Indcpcntlent— churches.
33 ministers. 13.000 members.
Methodist Primsilvc— churches.
100 ministers. 8.338 members.
Methodist . Pratt‘stsnt— churches.
‘ Man
if Ntlil‘l Plain. Galen.
“0031“.
JOHN HUTOIIINGS
Formerly Bushings th Ferris. Bly‘s Blochlstn
street. South florwslk. Thankful for the past. pats
ensue received fromhis customers. he hopes. by
keeping a good unortmentof Groceries. to meet
their approbation. sud secnrcagenorous share of
their patrons in the future. 1-tf
meandsmth.
MIL LIN E R!
.7? cut Street, Flew um.
namraut‘u mu
Tito Pocassct Iron Works,
7 and beta" Sensor. Raw t'onx.
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possu-
Roast litatf. ........... tic Roast Mutton. ....... stu-
\oai. .. ....hlc Pork. ........... We
“ lam ......... ..
Hal.
lilac. . _ ..hb llallibut. ............ 10¢
ntuuu
(‘urucd Mfr .. as
. . ..00c Hutton... .
lhttitalllnut.. .M
ENTRERS.
Pricsssedt‘hlchen. . 00c Pork and Mark“ . at!»
taunts-tars.
tlrcett (\irn. . .tta altos-ed Tomatoes. ...tuc
out an ill Fried l‘tuatoea. .ltk‘
Strut. anus. ltlc Mountain. ..l.\t~
Lima litmus. . . ..ltw him. ..... .lbt‘
nfi-wetlunioun ..... ,ltic Mas . ..ttw
Spluatb. ........... lilt‘ French ritat. lur
t‘abbsuv . 10> newt Potuttwul. . he
lied t‘abbsge. ........ its: do do Fried. .ttlc
unseat
33:; “‘3‘!“ ...... . 31:: {lived it ii .ltw
lts‘i . ............. N n rut n lttc
Tudors. ........... to. Cup Custard“ .L Itl‘
tuna
A \pio. ................ lih‘ l‘oarh. ............... me
link. _. . ........lt‘c Huckleberry“ the
on. .............. ltl‘
nous. onus-vs. um. vo ouunn
a Boiled Ease. ........ air. unmistta sun
ticrsmi “he: ........... A {\N’JT‘T. vac
“ twbc rt r tiers. ........ 13c
Omel‘ el‘t'e‘. ‘lstn... ... :‘b: “Sgt“ L?“ In! .......... gar
‘ w sin. ....... it tor. .‘
“ with Flies-e... ..tbc L
sraunns aun cuss.
f‘larn fry. ........... as Outer Stew. ........ 00c
(‘laru Stu w. tic Ovsrer Fried. “an:
(‘lsut liroii. ........... his 0y slur flaw..- . .dic
Claus Fritters. ........ lhh Oyster liroll“ this
COLD “I!“ ‘0.
Roast libel. .200 Sardines. ............. hie
“ \‘ta . . .hic Rttullah Holden. ,,.1t|r
“ Lamb. .......... to. "land Salad ........... the
it?” "built... 11‘ . . ...... :3: Lettuce“h K . . .ltlc
t‘tIlllt a not ..... r “ wt " 13c
Corihgdliccf. .‘.. ..soc__ “L
rhino. per l‘ot. ....... if: lhliliand Toast. .. .tur
“‘ ...... l ‘e rosm..... ......w
Tea and Toast. ...... 15c— ‘ L
Entry article as good as —furnished auyu here.
All the po uiur Ales. \\ lites. and (‘1 rs at cit
pricea.1i‘rt~slitt‘oull.ager uu draught?n only fit?)
touts per class
Passengers
\till sate one
pleasure
PENNSYLVANIA
ELILROAD.
Great Through Line
AND
getting their meals on the Steamer
ottr in the city for either bonnet-$.01-
l
United States Mall Route.
The attention of the Mtravtsllu uhite is res tfull
invftcd to some of ”1%? WP ahwsy’.
in the continent assertion and belief that no other
one can olhr nai Inducsmsuta as a route of
through travel.
Construction &Eqsaiprlcsat
run
Pennsylvania Railroad
stands eon mly at the head of the Americanrsl
Wisdouolcthseuttreie ofthc
“d3“ rails laid on ““heavy as kufifi‘x
tut More of iron or stone.
its
care. willie elstssu $MM$§§100MJ§N|t as
The Safety Appliances
tumouthtslinswellliustrststhcfar acct and
liberal "110‘.“ is
with which utiltm only an improvement and
Pdumsi'nflmh. ““7““
u. Ilsek Syatsm «sass: stasis,
Janus: Couple. Ruler and maths-sum
I‘hs Wharton l'stsut Swlhh.
Headaches-1mm.
m 3‘ mm “it! h I M“. m
infirm. “3......me
Pullman Palace ' Oars
Mmouslllaprms'frulus .
MM Wood
n W
M chbsadabss‘s.
““10“
m mu inths ruwsstsaa costs
inner-"W
In 3 or 1
Oursysnrsslf. Ithasretsbltshsdthersq. smog! mm
Fiuti 18 Gal ii iii Bast.-
A dressing
whichisstonos
a gresablc,
heal of-
earth asylum «(Crashers
“in hair is thic cued. Elf“.
checked, and baldness moms:
not always, cured by its use. 130
can restore they hair where the
fotholes are destroyed or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remaincanbossved for uscfitlneas
by this application. Insteadoff‘onl-
lag the hair with a pasty sediment, it
lkccp it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
fiom turning gray or flailing 00‘. and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan-
rous. and injurious to the hair. the
gigo r can only benefit but not harm
it. lgolf wanted merely for n
HAIR DRESSING:
nothing else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye. it does not soil white cambric,
and yet lasts ion on the hair, giving
it a rich. glossyus ustre and a grutef
perfume.
PNPWd by Dr. 7'- Ca MP 6!. 00s.
Wane amount...
LOWELL MASS.
NOW Take
HOYT’S
Cough Syrup.
The Roof Cough Remedy Ever 01‘-
row to the Public.
Try a. Bottle.
For Sale by [Drummers Generally
(turf rrf
Hoyt‘l Pharmacy.
South Nor-walk, Colin.
WITH—"difflll’é
...—I N—
BNN'I'S & SHflES
We hate just received a .1011 LOT of BOYS‘ sud
MEN‘ nations. which we can stil at 33 per cent.
bolow manufacturers cost.
Boys Shoes 750.
\VOB’I‘II $1.60
HliIlS’ BllIlllll PflNBI‘S
$2.00,
WORTH .300.
Ladies Fine French Kid But-
ton Boots.
Ladies‘, Misses‘ and Children’s
Boots and Shoes of all grades,
and prices to suit the times.
Gents fine Button Boots and
Strap TiéS. '
41‘—
“BROWNS?”
Billiilfllll‘flfll
Opposite Railroad Depot. South
Norwalk. Store formerly occu‘
pied by Buckingham & 00.
Come and see. Good
at low prices for cash. and
Sllllilll Brillil Plili
in all 10 Vol!“
... in... ......M new 7...”; ' films“ We
am“ mansion “fig,”
at? .unia masts tu susss m Wivvoium hi:
qu-fi‘mmhu alwmmg
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Emmott“.
www.mtmmsnunos «m
m- “..u "0““ m.‘e.‘a
hummvwlswisusussrfsscl Whats.
ononws.
‘ m—
mMELODEONS
non. sans: AND no RENT
L‘MIMQS“
“THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORQAN
nus? ocean in run wormn
-51.-
7, J. M. I’O'F'I‘E R’s
narrow su‘onrs.
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street. Norwaik.
as keeps on hand a isms stock of
PIANOS’. ORGANS
Alt'l‘ 181.0030]?!
M will sell them on monthly installments.
01d instruments taken in m for now.
Pin tuned cud remind.
~if you feel dull. drowsy. debilitated. have fre-
quent headache mouth tastes badly. pom appetite.
and tongue coated. you are aunt-ritu- from torpld
liver-or billuusncss.‘ and nothing will care you so
poedll and permanently as to take Sinuorrs‘
Lit-an ncvuwuor Municinu.
PURRLY VEGETABLE.
Tit he amt.
and Brent l-‘sntil
clue in the Worl. 1
Au Errucrcu. SP3
crrtcfusli diwh‘“ of\ _\
the Liver. Stomach and
late the Liver and
mums arm ravutth
MALARIOI s reverts.
now wnncournaiu
mucosa Jan
bios AND NA ‘sua.
BAD BREA TH. '
Noll-in; is so dulnplesssut. nothing so common
so bad breath. and in nearly every cuss it cause
from the stomach. and can n so easily corrected if
you will take Stuuons‘ maul! “nature-n. [hunt
mlecl no sure a remedy repulsive disor~
her. It will also raptors," your mappetites. boarder
ion and General 11
FILES f
llow many sufl‘ertorturs car after day. making
life a burden and robbl existence of all «sure.
owl - to the secret suffe pg from Piles ct relief
h outfall” :11 rcmcdyt hasprvnsneurly
a t e
chi-ed Mhousss'ndaa sinuous Ltrnn ltnuonarcu is
so drastic violent purge. but a gentle assistant to
nature
00. 'SI'IPA 1‘1 0N !
8110th not he recorded as
a trinluu ailment—do fact stature
demands the utmost. regularity
of the bow-talc. and any dot lotion
from this demand pave. the wuy
often so smoker 1}“is
uitc sum remote t~
u re anumulutlons fun the
welsaaitls to out or slop]
and no hrnitb can be e
where} a Native habit body
[entail a.
SICK "EA 1).! 0H8.
This diatresaiuc sanction occurs most freon“;
The disturbance of the “outsell. arising
imperfectly (ligated contours. causi tlrwre
pain in the heart. accompanied with disagreeable
tuumaud this repentance w hat is ptuxularty known
as sick che. for t ofwhich Tans Silo
nurts‘ uvnn ltaut‘uron on lanterns.
nant rsc‘r‘t‘ up on“ It
I. II. IUILIN & 0‘...
$1 l‘llILADRlJ‘IIIA
s‘msnlo byte. c. Stillron. Druggist. “‘sshington
Medl-
SlMMONS
REGULATOR
Pill lll'll PPlNllillg
-.uu.
New York Prices.
GROEUET
IN GREAT VARIETY FROM
90c. Up.
II. E. BID—dwell.
[FY06
WantaOook.‘
Wanlaclerk.
Wautahrtucr.
VWauta Situation
Want a Balance.
Wautsfiur-vautehl.
”Wautto seli‘al‘tauo.
Want to Day a ran.
Want ts sell a “El“
Want to Darrow lousy.
Want to all City Property.
Want N‘sdl'Gnoancrnr“
'aattossltDtchsds‘ crOupstu.
“Wasatch-smear“
Advertise in THE SEifliiiEi.
Ldvsrtisi’u will «in flow m
and of almost anyw one who will use‘
Posters,
Circulars,
liaudhills,
D0080":
Letterheads,
Snipes,
Notchesds,
Billhesds 7
Printed in the hem m
Orders for " :
Cards, ,
. Pamphlets,
' Books,
; Bylaws ‘
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Receipts, g
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