m
“landfill. 'l
traits as Hill as its Bill
3 '3 ll _
rlhah (gale-t . ~ ..
' . lust. thrice
hint utter an .nnhind
we told by Secretary Stanton
first cabinet nesting'after the
ueetion an to whet ehoulthe d
federete leaders was under.
in. ell berm cm. aunt its
New morning. 1 teacher should
he a teasher.notatupiyaheererotreeita‘
der, the
with the
lecuesion.‘
warm. «uncommon nor covet an
per out.
t at the
lawsuit mwhlchwecnnenll etee
h thl well. hie “0"» hone W N has!" 'i ”300‘ Some of the cabinet were for in ,. some ”‘3'" mm‘“"' “h 3 ‘ ,
” o. n. eeewery ‘ om try ' a." u w“ T” r w '0 ruin it" with“ inumge'hhigr” in} iii: "am? B - . ‘ ~ -
' every tol a t the more none I '0‘!” 0 II a ‘ en 0 Sh 75 ,
are hegoee. ltiahy can hemi- onto! "flammmm: m ... M“ m m: the on. with his Inca twisted up. and laid oys 09$ 0. o R G A N s ‘
not a word. At last some one appealed to
him for his views. The Freedom’s rrp‘y
was, ‘Gentemen, there has been blood
enou h spilled; not another drop shall be
shed floan help it.‘ Said Mr. Stanton,
'Thia repl waslitten thunderbolt thrown
into the ca incl, and not it word of opposi.
thewell thathiathirst is satisfied. And
jnetvaitienethy’the were hedilvexereiee
of wetting open ordinances that yonwili
evercesnetopeece.
In! A): I Nor A Cantata! 1. Is it
it Nlitll'l Plait. (illlll'l.
Harper’s Buzzer.
1879
from the child a single moment of the few
hours it has cut of school.“
To which the Cincinnati Star adds:—
" The hours of an active school dsy are
not over long. it is true. hut they ere as
t—AII'D—
MELODEONS
iron snowman 3
western er.»
lins’ Button Gaiters
8 2.0 O,
.. “hie Incntaieeeee of the mad- been“ I am afraid of ridicule and of what many and as long as the average mind of a tion was olfcred.‘ A than who could use .
hm...” “Q 0". W0 “Gilli! «these may say of we! “Whenever shall child should he kept at the tension of turn “Wit New“ its thei at‘euch a time ciiuidv lLLUSTRATED. ‘vauv'vu ’3‘”.
... m in a. ..., a. cure Ital. corn should be truly subscribe himself with malice toward __._____ a.“ use! 3..
be ashamed of me, and of my words. of him
shell the non of then he ashamed."
log. T he lessons of school , u .. .
learned at well as recited in school. and the noun “d chari y for all. NOTICES 0F Till: "is”.
Ladies Fine French Kid But-
te Bennett‘s BAIAII will be
mawrd'from lhctlfmii. sir, you can rirsvr inc it full
trounced emphstlsurmnr drew one. scanning the man
”wanderer. together with chick-
heeenouefee- “Infinite-murmured“
unherhetrtledeaonlynftee a good deal of
centieuhugeinlenJet all seven satisfac-
tervlntheend. Chichene. andtender
youngchtehne at that, sell from ll to to
cross apiece; sens. warranted souei. bring
fro- he: is croc- a «are; butter, with a
pod. felrmplexior. from is to 15 cents a
pond; pheasants nominally to cents apfece.
hut rained to 33 cents by the aggressiveness
of the hoardere‘ sppetltes: utilrrels are
jumped from the lofty trees a 5 cents
eplecr, and chestnuts or “children‘s fruit.“
as some people call there. are dealt out from
a to 5 cents a quart. Everything else here
in in proportion, but the pittice bring this
prodme in are much more unique than the
prices chsrgel for them. They are truly a
study. They generally come in
pelt-s. threes. fours or dvss, anti rtrry
their goods on their shoulders. on ham.
been, in wagons drawn by horses. or.
natal-ore neuslly the cue, by that prim
itive and Scriptural vehicle. the or team.
There one often be seen here it single ox
herneeeed to ncsrt or wagon with rvgular
horse harness and straw collar. or under and
die.
The women and men came lugrther. ouch
having their pachares, which they trade
separately. There is a peculiarity. too. about
the mountain girls; they are out at all talks»
tive, hutcorne down to the two plain ficts
of van or no They are more hardy than
the men. and when your correspondent at
tempted to express sympithy for a couple
of dsmeele that had trudged diteen miles
hsrefwted over the rocky roads in reach this
place, a venerable mountaineer reworked:
“Them rate don‘t mind then rot-its et all.
but they nuke the sparks tly oitlcn the then
you bet.“ The “gals“ heir. as eiscwbt‘i’t',
are fond of candy. but they only look at it
with longing.an buy utilise. 0f the mcn‘
"Old Uncle J r.“ a regular in the moon
tales. and called himself 68 years of Ice,
walked here. a l3 mile; strt tub. with two
bushels of pvtstwea on his shoulder, and
berttined for a pair of boots to hunt bears
in. “When you ‘tsclt a bar," .1 v.- says, “you
must go for him; sud uevvr let up till you
have hire. if you do.“ says it». “he‘s got
you. or else your legs is bthlt‘rn Itin'tl."
Inspecting Cider.
Yrstcrdn) afternoon a farmer. hi‘ing a
barrel of elder (it! tttp of his wagon. w~is dr~
in: a due retail business near the msrtzv-t at
five cents per class. when a man with s vrry
thin voice and verygtid clothes softly all.
“INN” Nit}:
“mm thdtete Inspector of l‘»:tzui~gicni
"1 than." it"‘tcd that. cider yel‘”
raga, u.“ “for: not.“ replied the fan» P,:rt‘ it‘y
flan." “3 ill in a nmmerii.
The ,nzttitnht not.“ whitened lbt'lllilt \‘rticcd
dreidcd, W
with considerable anxiety. a ti whcn the
inspector“ hsd n‘ceived it he held it up it
tween his eye and the sun and said -
"The pwccpit titan anp‘ars trust to: rip
id, while these fl mine pittietei lien-ite utt
usual compression. Pcl'hfipfi a second glass
will be clearer.“
He swallowed the c intents of Uli‘ first at
t aecIly four gulpsmnri hiring a second glue.
it critically urn-titted it and and:
"All! the precipitation is clearing swvty.
This cider seems to have been n n in from
apples."
“It wee, sir. end they were apples. too.“
replied the farmer.
‘ Let‘s ae- hcw a third class will l-wk. I
’l not satisfied on the point of t‘ompr‘ e-
Leo
He drained the second and received the
..ird. end as he sipped it he inquired :
“Yon used a hand cider Dress,
M"
“Yes. sir.”
“All! I thought so. Worked with a lever.
didn‘t it P
“Ya. air."
“Did the mill stand in a drought of nir
whlieyon were wnrhine it ?
‘I—I—dno‘t know. sir."
“Well! think it dill. B! is little more
careful after this. The Inspector of Pomo-
iontosi Juice! gredee this barrel. ‘ A No. 2.
in if you take a little more pains. you can’
teaease the erede evoryiitne in the future.
All rlnht. air. go on with your selling."
The men had been gone ten minutes hr-
fotn any m:flWPf0d confine to remark
that he wnt a fraud. but the word fell upon
stony mil.
“1 know he's ell right,“ persisted the far
In. “Thain“ Ieee hint draw hleco t
Manned to wipe out the writer of his
lenthlhaewheweeahin Ill“. nui I we;
3.! dilution in wry boots for fear he'd ssh
II C” I didn't punch the acetic out of the
“WWI”. Only are cents a
den. new. end werraated pore!‘-[!‘ree
Pres. (,1 r
didn't
It‘s-artydwelerhgieenvy.
"lhmflthtedeenisecotd.
'Tfien-eltyeftlghtheeeheereeb
fimaewnmwu
”were unhle beer a hen
‘fl‘el-wam he unneede-
prorereine Christians!
hie own soul 2 “
not be accepted .‘
the I will in no wise eset out.“
sinner .‘
eth from all sin."
I“! “ hold out! “
dav of Christ J out."
be satisfied with that?
point. he is guilty of all."
8. Is it bccsuse I am ptetponirur the
ter, without any definite reason?
now is the accepted tutti:
the dsy of salvation."
The Attorney G inersl bad demanded
mines of Siberia
All true life is progressive.
nature.
then the full corn in the ear.
of mtnnmd. It never stands still.
hood.
compztniiuent of salvation.
sci! tttvcd .‘ “—1 Dr. Wm I. ttltttvm.
from no less it down lhntl the vsultcd
Failure loses ils btltirnvs. when you
new >1stt.«-1\lurnty.
rcctivttt in look frr aid.
to the bowl.
Riches .itc dissln .tcd.
:iuworihy of v intitiencc, will the soul is
.i ship butch of the wind and tossed.
shines the blue. Th re
stars.
which
to be gucinus.
The learnttl
scho‘n". who has nude
.tssoclttion with ti.o
one of the results of such it Cni‘t‘a’lli and
p‘llllli coinpiruiwc study
Ni me who [3.5
end honestly the other rillzlntte of
the words of SI. Pitti.
of the G trial of (‘nriqfi “
Tut-It cy.
Were you ever heatssinalcd f
wintcr.
a ld-tnire.
nights.
to vote
on It barber's whiskers.
he should not Miss-
how not any poverty.
not a loan and u Buddhn P“
u turkey will soon find out.
there.
dren.
tench.
aftermath once without
=.-—_______.-—-
Mild”!-
”nit-nets.“
. findhesleeont:
3. In it because of the inconsistent-cs of
a. Is it heeenee I are not willing to give
up all for Christ! “ What shall it prom a
true if he (sin the whole world and lose
d. Is it hrctuee I am afraid that I shall
“ Him that cornel‘t unto
3. Is it because I fear I an too great a
“ The blood of Jesus L‘hriet demo
0. ltitlvccauwe I am afraid that I will
“He II)“ hath benun a
good work in you will perform it until the
2‘. Is it because I am thinking that I will
do us well as I can. ard that G id outrht it
" Whoeoever shall
keep the whole law. and yet (find in uric
“ 13 last
not thyself of twin-WNW. fur thou hnowest
not what it day any bring forth." “ Behold,
ht‘hold, now is
After having bcen in prison for three
vta's at U its“. smite lintsi m Baptists who
had been arrested for promulgating their
fsith. were rccvctly tried and acquitted.
they should be sent for three were to the
it is evident that Russian
" toieruiiun is of a rather pecullsr type.
It in so in
First the blsdt‘, then ‘ the stalk.
The life of
the infant grows and expands into the life
Thus.
if ml, dnu spiritual life grow, till it Ritchie
the: fullness of the stature of Christian mau~
If this growth. development is want-
ing. thrn is there wanting an essentisl ac~
Scull one out
tlnue for years in spiritud infancy. nevi-r
showinc sni' advance. and still recknn her-
I do but wonder that many of the greet
once of the earth committed suicide, livlne.
at they iit‘, with no knowledge that their
dt‘PI‘IVMlxilis situuld hsvcttcriiu! recompense.
Tiny W‘tlt‘ grout “tough to bucxpcclunl.
They were not wise eunuch to be piticnt
'I‘uc SI‘IIS that cheer the pig it of great suf~
fi-tin.‘ with their beams, shine. downward
ineasttrelrtu thought of tntn‘s itninur‘a’lly.
thot in the rims ahead it id will give yuu it
Then: come than to his when we lintdly
know Which Way to turn. or in which ill
No mill) or woman
lime in utldtlic lifc without going through
some hard plum-s. Bitter cxpcricncz‘s crituo
D-ur ours are taken away.
The trusted prove
there is always one way to innit. Look up
'FIII‘Y‘, is.- above the black Clouis. forever
the mint
There. s smewhcrc vut of sight,
tut-xprcsslblv war to the frail one who seeks
his bclp. is the ftit'nti who is ever wetting
MM Muller. n profound
Iii: study of the
litilginus systems of Indus In lht‘ originals
his lifcworit, closes his noted ‘ Lt-ctutc on
we“? hcforc the Leeds I‘hiltxsnpbic .t
dtc‘arntiuu tlitti. :8
hi illit‘llI-‘ti I't‘
iigifinr, ‘ we shall lvsrn t r upprri‘n *3 0'
it: in ever wimt we b we in our ttwu rt lrglun.
tmt exuninrti ptiix'lllfy
iv: ril Ct!) knmv \Vil'ti CllI'lSll iniiy really is.
or cut j tin with such truth and sincerity in
‘I am not rshsmed
The Rename ofififiqlvlu;
S sine carvers put on more airs 'h in meat.
Never stroke a ulullettche when it
dthli.
Isn‘t llsnlon the [liable-4. Rll'u'll-tll of
them all?
Little change in gentleman‘s pints this
A muddy cosniry load is a ”willing to
“See that my gravc's kt‘pf."~—In$tcnrd up
A man in Fiotlds walked ninety- me miles
Dyed by his own hand—vial the verdict
Who Mrs once to take a kiss be: 3h thing
Givens neither poverty nor riches—any
Stys the htn‘hrn in his blindness: “Am I
Fit is not niwsyt conducive to lungv‘vity
Lirehic County. “73‘ , etnpl-ys turn nt
two a month to hunt down med agents.
Ash‘lsh had to few pl‘it'ngfl'l, it is a
pretty sure sign that he didn‘t advertise.
A new town in liaho has been named
0cmlriis,h:caose there is only one girl
As Christmas epptotcltee. there will be a
[rest den! of ant goodness among the chll~
'I‘hns anith the trnnp: “Faith, I! an and
Charity: bet of theee three, give us a free
Bhwhenewemntrleeto whistle that
Eileen-qdoaergend m, give you a
“hammers-summoned
home hours should really be home hours,
unhnrdened with school tasks. Childhood
needs its recreation. ite sleep. ite rest, quite
as much as it needs its arithmetic. gremmtr
An almost succeeeful attempt was made
Friday Nov. 93, to burn the old Americas
Club House at Greenwich, now know as the
Morton House 1‘. U‘Grauy. the watchmen
made his usutd round or insp ctlnn at mid
night. and finding nothing amiss retired to
his npirt-nvnts in the main building. At a
quarter it turn taro be we: aw thened by a
voice outside. an i on reaching the plan he
discovered tint the cut end (if the house
re re on ilrv. Instructing his daughter to
rim: the “an“ hell, he immediatvty run for
artist in q‘l nob the times issuing fr it!) br-
n‘it'i‘i lilo huh! ptsut. lie win] tired by
three mignhore. and by had work the tire
wee conquered aftrr it had burned through
the siding on the east end and caused some
dsrnage to the well of the ptrlor. The
building is worth fully $601”), sud the fur-
niture in it $15,000. Ila present occupint
is Mr. June: at. hlorton. It will be mnem-
hered as the luxurious summer rent of Boot
Tweod's Americns Club
A Rich Vein for the Lawyers.
The divorce suits of Hill at. Hill. are like
ly to give Bridgeport liwyere plenty of
work. In the tirst p‘nt'o Charles E Hill of
Hang Kong. was sued by his wife, Mrs.
E iltb’li‘t A isms Hill, for divarm. He of-
fert-d $75,000 as it settlement. and to have
the prrct miittus ipttrt. She tismnniicd $l00;
on). (Witt il l titti lvrry. hit. llnl‘s friend.
was their lllsiftltli‘tl to oil‘ r Mrs. llill only
$25 , nu tlir~ gitllllliI that fiItf‘ ltrid given
publicity to tin rm cording". 'I‘tt make this
oil rho vl-tt d IIli-igtp‘lll, rind while malt
inc it the two prisons querrvlel, and Mrs.
Hill best the. ciptsin OVt‘f‘ the basil with it
\vstrr pitcher. The result of all this is these
cars up to date: Mrs. El-r. \bcth Adams liill
\‘s. Charles 1“. Hill. petition for divorce;
Charles R. Hill vs. .‘Ils. El’atltcih Adams
Hill. petition fir divurt‘t . Henry hit‘Gllvcry
vs. Mrs. Ii'rdisth A-iatnu llill. assnttit.with
$10000 dutnsgr'. M is. El‘atllctll Alums
liill vs Henry hlt‘tltlvrtv. rittntitl, with
$15,000 «lam-«gel The trial of the divorce
ewes will mw‘vssitstr a great denl of test“
urn-y. Far Mr. Hill slone I‘l‘iII)lI\I)‘ ttvvnu
live perwms will testify in person and Illtly
My .1. p Qi‘it"\
mill
that
and
feel
“’hy it Pay:
Unit‘s pity-lad fr'illliWIils truly. his hillt-
clt-s. his his t. his blinds-4s only living titti-
(‘bini-ty. I! is the mind controlling nnd di
rioting thit lll'tt‘lllu", llrul trims it power
and title «W. The successful use of the
body drlle nds wholly upon the mind-upon
its ability to dirrct the will. If one tit-s his
arm in a slim: it brcnut‘s week end finally
powvtless Keep it in native t‘lt‘N‘il‘". tutti
it acquit-cs vigor ttlld strength. RII‘I is discl-
plint d in use this strength til dcsiredJust an
00¢“! mind, by active t xetciso in thinking.
rcnsuninv, p‘n-tning, studying. t-ltscrvlttg,
inquire-e vigor. strvngtlt, power of (‘0!an
irstiun. and dlftclifilt.
_
.\ Sudden “oath:
to Read.
like
list
but
There is sattirtltiug terrible in tho thougl t
of having our friends stricken dun-n tit our
SI‘It‘, without a petting word of (‘lltItP‘ll'illOIII
or v \nsnht‘tnn—nnc tit-uncut at our side in
the ti tall at vitutnns illt',(‘bt't‘llllzt-llf lit-nits
with their loving sympathy; the next nt. our
tm-t, p‘tl't‘ With ilvu'h, deaf to our cries and
in wilt-s. uf mir tour; Every i x-u-asivoly fut
p ~rson is in instittt (Linger of such it (It‘rtili.
S‘JVt-udcnllls u! the victims it! “bu-itv .13.. M
h an ili~inscur npopli xv. Ailtn'e Auti~Fatt,
the only remedy for “Ilt'KliV, reduct s thi-
wttgm by reenlutmg the digestion and as
-i ntlatiiun of tho {it -d. It Is perfectly burnt-
its-1. and its use will ‘ every in
in:
ltcr
lite
instlh‘, in
allure, ll reduction of Weight frtlm two to
five pounds it WN'k
A Few Words About Dr. David
Kennedy.
{Taken from the Readout. .‘1. Y.. Dally Freeman.)
" While Dr. Kennedy has proved himself
an excellent physician. and discovered the
must valuable medicine ever t fi‘ered in an
-fli'cled public, it must not be forgotten
that he deservedly sttmls second to none in
this country as a surgeon."
For institute, we wnul-l cite the one of
\Ir. Abram EllVthHIt‘ of Port Ewen, Littler
(in. N Y. who hurl sttfi‘ncd fur mute tltnn
TWENTY \‘e-rs from the pain incident to n
.tiwue inv livinc the erestwr portion of the
high thigh bone. and during all title time he
had been kept in blissful icnurtncc bv the
many dccturs who hltd trotted him of thi-
resl cans“ of suffering. He often expressed
in t‘ie nulhnr of this article that he Iltltl not
v-xneriencrd the pleusure of one whole
hidilt‘i Sleep in lwrulv veers. Although a
cripple, and >ufl~rinc pain and the inconv---
nieoce of c-iryinu an almost listless limb. he
has acquired a competency far beyond what
most of men vvuuld have done under similar
circumstances Mr. Eswotth was induced
t~ consult Dr. Kennedy whn at once rev»
1 2d the sittuiion. and plainlv and irmkly
told the student that the disenso had an m
adv-uncut toward the body that nothiue \vss
left for him in do but submit to amputation
of the lv-e. Consequently on the ill h of
”iv, 1871. in the presence of, and by the
assistance of several medical gentlemen. Dr.
Kennedy smpututed the leg. about thret-
Inches below the hip j -int. The bone was
found to be perfectly rotten from one can
totheuttwr. and thus pmved the con» ct-
eees of Dr. Kennedy's tlluguull. Mt. Els-
worth run to a rrpld recowry. and remsins
to this flay the perfect picture of hertlh.
Dr. Kennedy time not hesitate to ray that
the happ mull of this and other otters of a
similar eracler wee due to the use of the
hearth: Remedy. It wee this tnvdlcine
that purified the Blood. It was this that
mnlated the Liver and Kidneys. and thin
enve tone and strong h to th. system which
bed hecim dehlltttted by the disease. and
is
he.
inthlewmtln suture of- the db-
... whhh muddled ' an
«prance.
rewrite
Beauty is now for sale by all
WWII OI. ”JIM I MIC. «I43
...—..., ...—...
new. wears-oer:
.l‘nereieIo-"edlelnepreeerlhedhyphye-
h’ernnldhym" aetcerrles and
,Tellhsnemendvapeelervlrtns
. .... .
ani gettgrsphy. not hnnw that Coughs lead to Consumption
m and a remedy that will cure Consumption
Alto.“ ‘. a.“ u° “-039" will certainly and surely cure a cough or
a“. a...“ an lung or throat trouble. We know it
Don’t be Received.
Many persona say “I haven‘tgut the Corn
sumptiort" when asked to cure thrir Cough
with Shiloh‘s Consumption Cure. DJ they
vri 1 euro when all others fail and our tuiilr
in itso (meltlvc that we will rcfitul the
rtritie paid if you receive no bunt-lit. Is no
this n fnir proposition. Price 10 cts.. htl cts
tutti $1.00 per bottle. For Lune Chis!
Back or Side use Shil-tlt‘s Porous I‘lmt' l
Price 25a. For stile by G. C. Stillsnn.
DR. 8. W. FISKI.
or Norwich, Ch, the Celebrated
CLAIRVOWAN'I' 'flh'SIC‘lAN,
AND MAGNETIC [IE-\llER, 0F TWENTY—
SEVRN YEARS PRACTICE.
Also Business and Test Medium, \vill \‘lail
NurthIk, Conn. three days in i-vi-ry
ttwttlii at tho Nurtvii‘k llntel, when: be c .n
be (‘usiiilt‘tl
Tvrzsruv and Wrtnxttsnu. N..wn.lwr 26 It
and Sun, and 'I‘ttt‘iisiuv, the 28th. liltlll l‘.‘
u‘t‘lurk noon. Uiiicv limits [rum 9 v. m. t.-
9 p nt.
Curttc tinc. come ul‘,wn.i consult. lilt' \\' -' d
renowned rmdtr of liI‘t‘flM'S rind l'tl‘ll ll
twnts. trim is ui'li-d with natural lt'nilttu
nn‘l ctirttlvo powers. The tinumr wul tits
crtbo every ruin and disease at sight. um!
prepares medicines for their speedy and pri~
tnuncnt t-urc, ustliuusrtuds oi his pill-tits
will nth-st .\lrtt of high ri-pulutinti ltl d t-i
rlclt‘llilfic attainments ounccde that Dr Fidw
isn grout int-tiled examiner, and can til.
peril tps llll‘l‘t‘ about the suite of uni-V. phi--
sicni condition and “‘Illii nils Illi‘lll. lit in rill
other pliysii‘uns or (‘lriltwtttttt's that tmy
luvo river consulted tor describing dismurs
IIv sci ittltl til-ks .tut‘ questions, and it N out
too much to stir lint thousands of Ili~ lit!
ttvtitscut bu lotion rtjoyittg gum] I-m‘tl.
who will testify lilltl tilinr lwulllt “tn 't
sitlrri in lit- in, and tin-y sht‘mi II'IIlll :i I-Y'~
ttmitmt curve by lllt‘ the of his llltiflili imi-
ttnti tit.~.ii(~inrs.
'I‘ltt‘ doctor hlli‘t‘t‘ss‘llii)‘ I't‘hlv n-l clue: c
ilisertscs III-ti till'ct lllt‘ human rtw. ant
tllttkt‘s it spwmliv in the euro oi ...,uu. s.
colds rind all dlit‘dhtfl of the lunun t-lm
llrupsr and l.tv~~r (‘tlllipl’tlllk lit-tn p-i t.
Kidnt'y and Fannie I)i§l‘rt§t'tl, uu.l nil mun
pittillls rtlIliH‘l: from on itnpntc s‘nlr w‘ ill
blood.
iic doctor l all .iiw "ml your p .st. l r -
cut and iliIlllt‘ ilt‘sllin', it'll Is “I!" .1...
must not Inislttpg swore of the pros til it: lttl
his Itittllittln‘ ss in rt it lint: Ill~~ must to pi
taut events in uti‘ti lift. Sitting it 1’ ins“
nests utl‘tus itr t‘X‘ttttllHllutl of tin' sh it. ill
(.‘utiinmnti‘rtluit ltv itIii‘l’ up in litt~itt~~s~ or
or iun‘tli must contain #9.. my, svs, .i m k
of Illll" NIitI stump.
TAKE NOTICE.
The tiwmr wrll vi~it lititigqtt-ri. t' vow.
t‘vnulurly tl.ru~ days in ovi-ry lllt‘lllil, .t “It
Stilton lI-ruw. “ill to Ilt‘ can be t‘Hltsllllt‘il
Snittrd‘y ltllti Sunday. N IV‘t‘tliItt‘! ‘Jii and
:34 n. rum Monday. the 2511i, until 4 put
it.
\Vt‘ils‘ I‘crsian I‘t riutnc “ HAi‘K “it
'I‘Al‘K " is llt'll sud flagrant. Try ll.
IIH‘l‘yttu Dyspepsia, nri- yttu (‘unstip .
ticil, illavt‘ you it yellow skin, Loss of .\pp- .
tlto. Hrnd Ache, if so don‘t hi}. to un-
authou‘s SYS'l‘E‘il \i'll‘AIJth-lt It is
guaranteed to rvlirvo you. IIIiI mil toll
(lirullltlle to inflict when you can be cured till
~uch terms as ltlt‘sc. Pl‘lCt‘ 10 (its. tillti 75
cts. Sold by G. U Sililson
-
lilting
,/
Rtttiait ‘th
N '1‘ l. N ( i .
.\'I‘—
II. Tilly‘s Mittttti‘ttctm‘y, Mititt Si ,
Opposite Rolmnu‘s Ila. Shop.
Blackamifh’s u’ork and Jobbing of
all Kinds.
A B. Hathaway's llorsushucing Slmp is in
giant! l":\l
ihu Roar.
Rail-faction Guaranteed in rill Dcptiriructttn.
Scientific “American.
TIiIR’I‘YFO'iR‘I‘II YEAR.
The Most Popular Scientific Pa-
pttt‘ in the “orltl.
0n‘1t1320n Year Including oats e
\Veout:.o 53 It‘uusbere n lyour.“ '
I
00 buola pagan.
The Scientific American is rt largo drill-class \Vt‘t‘k-
ly notvspnpor of sixteen pages, printed in tho Inns!
beautiful atylc. profusely IvIu‘INhlt‘lI with splcn ‘ltI
engravings. rt presenting the ll0\\‘t‘rll inventions nttd
lhc must I‘l't‘l‘ll! mivnttcvs In Ihll arts and rt‘lt‘ncos ;
including nets and linen-silo fuels to agriculture.
horticultlll‘v. lIlI‘ home. health. moilloel pr- cross.
social science. natural history. geology. astronomy.
The most valuable practical pnpor. by ornlttont wriv
Here in all departments of scletit‘u, will be found in
the Scientific American:
Terms. :3 oil per your. 8i 6b hulf vnir. which or
curios postage. Discount to uni-tits. Hittirlo copir.
ten cents. Sold bv it“ newnlvniors. Remit bv pus
tnl older to MUNN 3: CO . Publishers, 3': Park Row,
Now York.‘ 1 I h
t it connection wit the Sub
PATI‘JJN Ts. cntlflc American, Messrs
Mann eh On. nro Solicitors of Arno-loam and For-
olgn Patents, have hittl ill yours t~ttpi~riottcc.ttntl m-w
ltavethc largest establishment in the world. Puts
ems uro obi lined on the best tornis. A special no-
tice le made in the Scientific American of all love..—
tions patented throtuth this agency, with the lltllltu
and residence or the p-tti-nroe. I! the immense cir~
cnlrtuon thus given, public intent on is directed in
the nit-tits of the new tutti-ht. and rules or introduc~
tion often eeaily cffoc‘ed.
Any For!!!“ who hes made a new discovery or in-
routine. can ascertain. free of change, witctlivr a
pats-ht out probably be obtained, by wrttinit to the
undersigned. We also send Free our Hand Book
about the patent laws. patents. cavm'sJ-adwmarhs,
their couts. and how ire-cured. with hints for pro~
curing novancoe on nventious. Address for the
paper. or concerning pstoltts.
Hume in Co. , 87 Park Row, Vow
York.
Branch Ofllce. cor. F. .t: 'i'tli Sun. Washington, n.0,
Silillllill‘il Bl'lllsll Pills.
Oowtpr sin. in nil in Volumoe Large ih'ho, printed
onnne Tinted Fe r, Atmetlv Bound t u
and ..."..iiimn The‘liztleaefollo‘ive:m
nvrtorr. as re
commune. 1‘ cu,
summarises. "01' noon.
worms ORTE. s w.‘
1388mm co
lnln no, I one
lrmu'a‘neetetxitsvmr lflu,810.
edgy“.
“emit low ofthle edition and the
I. able for
ntyleofy trek the. i
Mantegna (Dru-nae in
II! n “OP ll
WM
Inch-lee.
“'3,
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To dress accordln
the alrn and ambit on of the women of America.
« 1 Boston Transcript.
As a faithful chronicle of fashion audit newspaper
of domestic and social character. ll rnnae without a
fl\'s\l.-—[ I’ll Nib.
This paper has a hired a wide no tutor" for the
fireside t‘lij‘l'lllfilltoa shuttle. and he: . my” ... es-
‘fih‘lIl‘ht‘d authority with the lsdies.~[N. Y. Evening
‘Drt.
Tho Volumes of tho Mean begin “hit the First
Number for Jnnpary of ouch your. When no time is
mentioned. it wi l he understood that the snhsrihrr
wislios to continuum with the Number next after the
rwcipt of his order.
Harper’s Periodicals.
HARPER‘S MAGAZINE, line Your, . . ..
HARI ER‘S WEEKLY.
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Terms for large clubs furnished on application.
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Sum or Christin.
The Annual \‘ulutn-w of ll~irpor‘s llnrir. lll tun!
cloth illltdIIlR, will be soul by \‘l'th’rm. frooof cx~
lt‘llit‘ (moulded Iilt‘ freight (loos not cxcoud ttllt'tItII‘
ctr pt'l‘ \‘tlllllllt‘l. for $l.i\l ouch. A Complete Set,
comprislm: Rimen \ ulunws, soot on receipt of Mali
til the ruin of N no per volume. fntlttltt at expert-o
III pllrt‘ltrtsur.
(‘lttth ("tut-s for l‘iti‘ll \‘tth‘lll", slillhhlt' for binding,
“ill in» sent by “Hill, post-punt, on receipt of $1.00
t-nt‘lt .
ltt'tullianrv should l‘IlilllI'I be made by Post tiillt‘u
Multt‘)‘ Ul‘tit r or Draft. to avoid t‘llnltto of loss.
Nousltttnurs tire not to co ty this hdtortlwniont
without the expross unicr ( f iuwrm rt littovttan.
tin .ttltln-ss llAltPliR .h BROTHERS, New York
Harper‘s Weekly.
1879.
ll.l.l?:lTR \Tl-Zl)
xot‘tvns or‘ Turf itnrzss.
Thr- \\‘vvkly n-meinaousily ill the Ilt‘llt‘l of illnth
l'nlt‘tl papers by its tine literary quality. tho twenty
of its typo rtntl woodcuts.—Spriuuflcld Republican.
ll.- p‘t‘lttrlni attractions are stun-tit. and ouihrwhs
rinvy mum of sulti-vt and of tutti-m ll‘t‘ttttui‘lll.
~~ Alon llomiti. lioniott.
The Weekly is it potent acunvv for tho disarmi-
lillllull of r trrricl pulltii‘ttl principlws. and it {titu‘t‘P
f .I uppunvnl til III! III“. frond tutti fulsi‘ prctcnsvs. —
tin-nut: Express. ltocitrsti-r.
'l‘l:-~\ulutu-~s of the Would: begin “tilt the first
Illllllilv r fur tidllliul‘Y of t‘lu‘il Your. “'licu Int tltut‘ ls
tiwirtiutiwi. it Will be lltItIt‘rIlthItI that tho stiltsrrtlt
t’t‘ “lsilt‘! tu t‘ttttllllt‘ll"t‘ \Vttlt tlw nuiulwr next afb r
”U. rm‘t‘lltl of his order.
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t‘ltllll binding. “til int soot by express. froo of t‘.\-
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rmttpri-ing ‘l‘wentv-isn \ xltilttv-s. ilt‘ltl on ritwipt of
rash in iiit‘ title of $5 56 pct \itluulu. freight at t‘\
pro-m .rf pttri‘ltrtsvv
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\\l.l p» .‘l hi by mail, |‘\- mud. on rmcipt of $1.00
tun-ll.
Ilvntilttutcc should bu made by l‘usl ttlilro liltillt‘)‘
onlvt or illilIi, in il\t\ItI t-lmnt‘rof loss.
\‘rnvlt‘lltilrl are not in rapt this htlt’twtisrtni‘ltt
\\ :tlmul lill‘ stilt-us unit-r of llsrpnr .t Brothers.
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ILLUS'I‘RA'I‘ED.
hil'l‘lt‘liel Uli‘ Tllli l‘illlsrl.
llurpm r \Ihuttliliv is the Alumina“ hingtxiav alike
in liit r iiith‘ and in art -~II\ltliI\ll TPIH‘Ht‘l‘.
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(lit-tiftt‘l‘.
it Is :‘tl\ \ Vi‘t‘ilt‘lll t‘ttllthil tiott furtlw yuutm. it do-
lignt to lilt‘ tttslnw. rt solace fur tIt‘t‘llllllia; ago. ~
[mutatlllit t‘unrtcr Jiturmtl.
.\t\ ntltor Illitlliill)‘ in IIlt‘ world will show so ltril-
ham it list of tutotttlrutocs. ltu‘ does any furnish its
Ti‘llilt‘rw wilttsugrt‘nl it mainly tutti so etlpcrtur ll
ousllty of liittmturo.——W.~uclun in. llostun.
N. Y.
Thu \nlututu «tftiu- \Inqnxiur' begin with the ttunt~
iwr- fur drum and llm-utnbnr of t‘ttt‘ll your. \t‘ltoit
nu tnm- t:- spwttluil, it “ill be understood tbst the
.n‘mnlwr ti islu-s tobogtn with tho \‘lll‘h‘llt lltllltitvl“
llitrpcr’s Periodicals.
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sv-ni by i-xprt ss. freight at expense of purchaser-3M
3': ~35 tor volume r‘tnplo-Volntnva. by mail, posh
punt. a no. Clulllcnei-s, for binding. 38 cents. by
mail. portpeiti.
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O'dcr ordrni‘t. to timid c‘tttnco of Inns. l
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without the express order of arpvr & Brothers.
Address.
{is HARPER & BROTHERS. New York
insane}... 1879.
Tu: first \i ill be printed every tiny tint-inc the year
to cum". Its purpose and method will he the some
its in the past: To present all the news in it readn~
triol slutpu. tutti to tell the truth though the heavens
«ti . '
To: Sun has ht‘l‘fl. is. and will continue~ to he in
ticpontlcnt of cvvrybudv and everything save the
‘l‘rulh and its ow n convictions of duty. The! is tho
only mlivv which an hmwnt. non-sputter nctd havu.
'i bet is the policy \t'h'clt has won tor this newt-pm
pttl‘ [ho n-nudencn rind friendship of it \vldor cou-
stint ncy thsn was ever enjoyed by any other Amen
to 1" Journal.
'luv: .s't'N is the newspaper of the peoplu, It I!
not for it a rich tutti- no list the poor mun, or for
lht: your man aunlnrt tltu rich lllllil, but it seeks to
do vqual justice to all interests in the community.
it is not the mean ol‘ any person. clues. sect or par
ty. There I'Il‘t‘fI be no rut-story about its loves and
hates. It in for the honest luoll against the rogues
m-cr limo. It is for the honest Democrat as an lost
the ( inhntieet tirpitbllrnn, and for tho ltuncat Ro-
mhliran us against the dishonest Democrat. It
m-e not take its one from the utterances of any
politlvlatt or political oration: triun. It gives ite
support ttnrnscrvodly wneti men of measures are in
Ih'l‘t‘i‘ltdiui with the Constitution and with tho rlu-
L‘lplerl upon which lhi lit- ubllo was found for
the pro no. Whuncwr the ‘onstitntinn and ctrustlv
tutinpn pl‘IllCI but no \rl-tlatod'ns in the untrswuus
cutteplrucy of 876, by which it man not elected wee
plaice-din the i‘rvrlll‘loitl‘i Gal‘tl. where he still to
mains—it epochs out for the right. That is The
Suli‘sldentif lnde “dance. In this rot-mt there
will he no chance 0 its promotion for lam
The Sun has ftlrlv earned tho heurty hatred of
rascals. frauds and humbtttrs of all sorts and sites.
it hop in to deserve that hatred not lose in the veer
1m, than in lifts. tall, or any year too hv. c
sun ulllconlinno to enluo on the trio ed with un-
nii-i 'nt-ud brlithtncss.
While the lessons of the past should he constantly
lti-pt born?! the promo. rue Sun does not NOW"
to make itself in rat? a the aim- of it «lent history.
It is printed for the men an womenof and". whose
concern is chiefly With the affairs of to day. It has
both tho disposition and the ability to unlit-d its
readers no Fruinpioat. fullest and most arcurate in-
tettiironceo whatever in the wide world is worth
etteutlon. To this end the resources heioofilng to
niclldcntehl prosperity will he “has 1 en-
0 .
nit. t disjointed condition of parties in on.
country. and the uncertainty of the future. land on
extmordiueri'efinldo-nce to the events of the crust.
the year 'I’ ecussions of the pressa the dobeten ,
end of mm and the movements is the leaders
inevery section of the heanhlie will haveenlreet
heating on the President l election of m
event which tnttet he [MIN with
{one low hyevery
(ore.
in Union Wandersneeren to all
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 Tics.
“‘BRilNlNS”
BURTlSRilE STORE
Opposite Railroad Depot. South
Not'tvttlk, Store formerly occu-
pied by Buckingham & Co.
Cotnennd see. Good good
at low prices for ‘ilsil.
Take
No‘w
HOVT’S
(laugh Syrup.
The new Cough Mum!» Ever 01‘-
)‘erflf to flee Public.
Try a. Bottle.
For Safe by hmmglsfs Generally
mm of
Hoyt’s Ph armaoy.
§
South Norwrtlk, Conn.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Great Through Line
AND
liltltcrl .w‘tntrs Mail Rotate.
Tho attention of the traveling public is respectfully
int-fwd to some of tho inorlte u this grunt highway,
lit the contlvlcut assertion and belief that. on other
one can "II-IE? Ital inducements as a route of
through travel. it
Goustructlon &Equlpmcnt
run
Pennsylvania. Railroad
stands confessedly st the bend of the Amrrictn rnil~
ways. The track is double the entire length of the
line. of stool rrlilrl laid on hetvy oak ties. which are
embedded ll‘ n foundation of rock ballast eighteen
lnchos in depth. sll hridws are of iron or rtunr.
and built the most appuwod nlnul. its purennr
cars, while eminontl Info nnd subst.atttinl.nreat the
aortic tune models 0 comfort and elegance.
The Safety Appliances
in use on this line We" illiterate the far eccin . and
liberal policy of its manarentent, in accordance
with which the utility only of an improvement and
not its cut-t has been the question of consideration.
Among many they be noted.
The Block Sysjgut of Safety Signals.
Janney Couple, Buffer and P attortn.
The Wharton Patient Switch,
Ah!)
Westinghouse Air-Brake.
forming in conjunction with aherfeet double traelt
and md-bedncomhlnatiou of saieguarde against
acctdiétlite which hsve rendered them practically in»
out o.
Pullman Palace Cat‘s
Arernnonaillxprceehnlne
M New York. Philadef t‘e, Mason and
WM .
1h willow, Graduated Loom, Indianap-
olis and St. Le ‘
tits. 7
Without Chum
dtol tz liethe‘quest South
uncluttered" camp“...
in or
it tenet the! be
M0 Inernu control; but
... “0.00835‘33 at the mm...
1 _ , . y. ' V
In gluten
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
near ORGAN IV Tilt WGRLD
-A'I‘~—
J. DI. I’OTTI‘IR’S
MESIC STQRE.
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street, Norwnlk.
lie heepeonhaudalerneetochof
PIANOS, ORGANS
ANI‘ URI. 00801“
ed will veil them on monthly installments.
Did instruments tench in m for now.
Pia tuned and repaired _.
“it you ' téei"nu‘it.5droiui-. ’netniiuiud. n'iv"-"fn-’
quent hosducho. mouth tastes bully. poor appetite.
and tongue eluted. mu are snflrlne from orpld
llvrrov “hlll0lltlncorl,“ and nothing will cure you at:
-pordlly and permanently as to fake Stallone
Invert Haircut-on or Mnorotrtc.
PURE-l." VEGETABLE
The Cheapest. Forest
and Best l-‘artll Medi-
clue in the Witt !
Al Errncvt‘at. Sr:
who for all diseases of
the Liver. Stomach and
s tlwn.
Internists» the Liver and
"event 7 r, if
Ct"‘.“l‘iirtl¥£.§il§ii ‘V c“ if
. A . ‘ . “A... ,- ,,
BOWELL‘OMPLAINT R [G U L ATO R
“Ei'l‘ ESSNRSSJAU. —— ——~———-——»——j
DICE AND NAI‘SEA.
BA D BREA T11 .'
.\‘othln.l is so unpleasant. nothlntr so annotate
a! bad breath. and in nrttr‘ ‘ every case it urine!
from the stomach. and can to so easily converted if
you will take Silltms‘ Liven linut‘hs'rust. Donut
neglect so sure a remedy for this repulsive disor
tier. it \till aleolunmvo your appetite. Cotuplcx'
ion and tivnerai lien th.
FILES!
llow nienv suit-nurture day after (luv, mail at
life a burden and robbing existence of all pleasure.
owln ' to the secret enlisting from Piles. Yet relief
is res \- to the hand of almost any one who will lee
sytotnrtlvally the remedy that has pormanently
cured thousands. Sun-tits LIYIR Rnovuo at is
no drastic violent purge. but a gentle assistant to
nature.
CONSTIPA 1‘10. ’ .’
snortm not be regarded as
a trifling ailment‘irt Incl nature
demands the utmost regularity
of the bowels and any deviation
from this demand paves! the we)
(thou so serious danger It is
quite an necessary to remove tut-
iuw arenrnulntione from the
“weds as it is to out or sleep.
and no health can be on who
where a nutritive habit o body
prevails.
SICK "EA DA 0113.
This thitmllli: antiction occurs most rm vent
i\‘. The disturbance of the stomach. arising Ill
the imperfectly digested contents. esusln n severe
pain in the bond. accompanied with d sngn'enhle
u‘qulnd this constitutes tvhrtt ls popnlur-ly known
he nick boattachu: for the relief of which This: Sil-
niuts‘ Liven linui‘urott on Manicure.
hast-neutrino out at
J. II. IKILIN & 00 ,
ant PHILADELPHIA
Po. snle bym. C. Stilleon, Drnxgist, Washington
Street.
GEO. W. DAY
SELLS A
BARREL
BEST
St. Louis
FLNR
ll. 25
$1 per Bag
First Class Giants-
0!“ ALL KINDS
At Bottom Prices.
IF YOU
Want a 000k.
Want a Clerk,
Want n Partner,
Went n Situation
Want a Salesman,
Want a Servant Girl,
Went to sell a Pia-no.
Went to Buy a Farm,
Went to sell a Carriage,
Went to Borrow Honey,
Went to sell 0“! W. 9t
West. in sell Granules. or. Drill.“
Went to sell Dry asses or others.
Cords,
Printed
Posters,
licttdbllls,
colleen. A I
stuff
Circulars,
Letterheads,
Notchends,
Statements,
Bruits,
Notes,
Cards,
Pamphlets,
Books,
Catalogues,
in the but
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