YV’
,i.’
luv-now...
m
know was that a. But!» no
mam kahuna-watch;
m
“thou-“roping expenses of the Sul-
Iln In 310.0%.“ a. you. He could
Mob-par.
Doubt-nod Utnh will both took admis-
ioutothUniouu Butts. at the next
mam
3m hwy" 361%; state is to be furs
nisbed with I copy of thc new practice
mfifllnluumlmtobeuoed.
“to Mafia Boston 3nd Albany
Road or. enmiuing their engineers and
firemen to are if they are colorblind.
When n true «ruins nppcarcth in the
world. you may know him by In infalli-
ble sign. that dunces are nil in Confeder-
acy minst him.
The Tobacco Journal showa in a tubular
statement that there arc 1.1.105 cigar mau-
ufscturrrs in the Unitcdfitatcs. of which
number 406 up cmiitcd to Connecticut.
A nun in Elizabeth. N. J., rccently pe~
titioned the council fora frucc that would
be “ giant high. goose tight and pig
strong.“ to protect the park in that part of
the city.
A lot of herd-book Jersey cattle. lately
sold in Philtdelphia. wore of small sizc
5nd brought good prices. Twentyvthrw
cows and calves sold for $5330. or on uv.
stage of $238.35 each.
The man who gets the maddcst at n
newspopvr john on himself, is the some
party Who 30% rguudghowing the papers
to everybody ho meets when the joke is
on some other follow.
Rhode Island l1.“ :1 girl only 7 yams of
age who has had thrvc husbands and is
now in jail. If they had lé‘txhcr ulnnc she
would. at the rut-i slic Was going ahead.
harp married ovcry man in the little Stutc
before 3h!“ fl‘llt‘hl‘l Illlililll‘ lifi‘.
*
A brilliant wi-ddiug took plum in Stato-
villo. N. (‘.. tho otlicrllay. Tlic‘ singular
mums of the parties uttrnctcd much ut~
tontion. Col. John Buzzard was marriwl
to Miss Eleonor (“i-ow. Tho officiating
clergyman was tho Rev. Dr. Robbin.
The members of tho Wallingford com-
munity are showing their dispisition to
k‘kuowled‘go the laws of tho state by bo~
coming legslly married. Judge 0. I. Mar
tin married a couple of the community on
Thursday last. Most of the community
an! now married lagully. 3nd the mt ex-
port to be so united soon.
The Republican national committee will
moot in \Vnshington on December llth.
toclwt a chairman in place of the lutc
Sonator Chandler and a Sv‘orvtiu'y in place
of cxshwcrnor McCormick who rcsigncd.
The meeting will also appoint a plncc In
hold the next national convoiuion.
V“- ~w ~M .— »
The inunrmtion of ncnt vnttlc (min the
Duminioii of Canada has boon pmhilijtnl
until furtlivr notion. tho ordcr to who of-
fcct Doc. lst. This ordci‘ has boon issumi
to aid in pro venting tho intruluction into
the Unitvd Stairs of contagious disousos
among cattle.
m
5 (Thu Now \‘orlt Bond of I‘hiucution had
o tilt ovcr grammars the othcr day. ansi~
dent “Hand held that teaching grammar
from books was an absurdity. and a war
followed for and against i‘muld Brown‘s
grummu. the I‘rcsident styling it an
Ibominntion. it needs only uglhttiun to
bring out the “ coming grammar.“
A wry remarkable tish was rccontly
captured at Mackinac. Mich. It is about
ten foot in lcngth. and its wright is cin-
tnntcd at about 400 pounds. It is perfectly
transpnront. and the notion of tho hunt
Ind other functional organs can be plainly
soon.
The report of the Auditor of thiI Trees
ury for thc Postotficc Dcpnrtmcnt for the
fiscnl your which ended on June 30, shows
.at the actual cost of tho postnl sorvicc
during tho your was only 3.031.055, which
is nearly 1.601.000 loss than that of the
proceeding your.
Tho President of the California State
Viticultunl Society has reported 80,000
tom covored with vineyards. numbering
105.000.0111 vines. and rcprcsonting, with
the land. .1 cipiml of 33001001). Another
oomph-ta report is to to be made ten years
hence. -
The novrl enginccrinz font of building a
bridge on shore. and than shoving it act-cm
the river. has been accomplished at Dinar-d
MOE. The structure is three hundred
nod fourteen feet long. weighs over two
hundred tons. and was projected into into
its place with twelve strong windluses.
It '3 reported that It last the ex-Em~
pro. Chrlotta. widow of the ilHated Mu-
£13111!!an recovering her romp. Now.
for the first time since the trudgedy which
loft bet a maniac. she has lucid intervals.
in recovering her memory. grid cont-arses
intolligibly. The prospect of the complete
We! her meow fnculties is re~
glided a moot fuvonble.
The Controller of the Currency has an‘
mono-31 his intention of putting 3 pm
HIM stop to the practice which a good
my New York banks have been indult
in; in. of certifying checks for some of
tbdr fnvorite customers beyond the
amount of their deposits. The practice is
no that had only to be continued und ex-
udod to molt in grave dinner.
ill-rue pottery firm in Suaordnhirc.
England. which does a large tnde with
Shiloountry. bu decided to remove its
Into! mum" heron-the rater with
oviov of locoting in Philodelphio. Ar-
wk on now being made to close
uptbobomovorh. and the workmen“:
d Mmmsidedngthodainhui.
aunt-uncut): uttlingin the Unittd
hon Wild.“ Vitamin-sh.
“has. for who: oooomodatimbc
but“ loan has built a the
mine out any otter deetion. two
individunlo. somewbnt the worn for liq-
uor. who occupied I not behind me. were
discussing the molt of the election. avi-
drntly mum of my proximity to them.
I-‘innlly one of them sold: ‘ Jerry. do you
(hie) think old Ben'll (hie) run ogsin l”
‘ Run (hie)! Of course he'll (hie) run:
only been (hie) scoring so for.“
Herald.
he‘s
ton
Theology and gulnntry go bond in hand in
Spain. The young women keep one eye
on their player-book. the other on some
mm: and the man. if he happen to be re-
spousive. will be very likely to draw both
eyes. Churches are grout places for flir-
ting at least ocularily, on all the Spunish
towns Ind cities. and it must be admitted
that. in nine cases out of ten. humanity
guts the better of divinity. Why shouldut
it with these warm-bloded unom and se-
norim? Humanity is concrete: divinity
is abstract; and presence and personality
are much to all women. psixminlly to
Spanish women. Many a fair and passion—
stv Spnnisrd might say to her lover. roc-
ognizcd in I church:
()ne thought of thee puts all the pomp to
flight:
Priests. tapers, temples swim before my
eves.
Tm: Tom: or Ma. \Vsssrsn. »- Some
time ago a. marble block was placed
in front of thc tomb of Mr. Webster at
Mnrslificld. which bears the following in-
scription:
D.\.\'IEL \VEBSTER.
Born Jan. 18. 1752.
Died Oct. 24. 1852.
Lord. I believe. help thou my unbeliof.
Philomphicnl argument. especially that
drawn from the vastness of the Universe.
in comparison with the apparent insignifi-
cum‘o of this globe. has sonwtimcs shaken
my rcnson for the faith which is in me.
but my hcurt has always mutual and ro-
atssurml me that the (‘rnspvl of Jesus Christ
must be a Divine reality. The Sci-mun on
the Mount cannot bu n nicruly human
prmluction. This bolicf enters into tho
very depth of my conscionvo. The whole
history of man provcs it.
Disisx.
N snsrsn.
The Chicago Nam having invited tho
govcrnors of various status and prominent
man to send in ita cam their congratula-
tions on General Grant‘s return, roceived a
number of such congratulations. including
one from Alexander B. Stevens. another
from General Lonxstrcct. and tho follow~
ing from Robert Toonibs:—
ATLANTA. Ga.. November 18.
l decline to .‘inswcr. oxvcpt to say—I‘m»
sent my pcrsonnl congratulations to Gon-
crul Grant on his snfcnrrivul to his coun-
try. He fought for his country llonorublv
and won. I fought for mim- and lost.
um rcudy to try it~ ovcr again. Dcuth to
tho l'uion ! [Sighodl R. Tonum.
.\ dispatch from Atlanta Says that Tombs
insists that Ibc published disiutx'h is gun
blul. Tho right intcrpn‘taiion of his lun—
1.313;. ~ is that the rixsult of tho war was the
dcutli of tho union. and that thc prouont
:mwrnment is n consolidntul ono and not
a i‘illlfmlt‘l'al‘)’.
w
Ili'u Sou“. 1.1m. —.\‘omo pwipli‘ novcr
mukc ucquuintnuccs. but shut tliuiusvlvoo
up fmui tlwir kind as duos un oystcr in its
sholl; whilo othcrs—oind by fur tho bulb
picrv—urc ncvor n! It loss for cliwrful m.n«
ivuiionship. I! is not hurd to mukc no-
quniiizuncos if \vc sot about it in tho right
way; but it is minions to hung hack and
wait for ovory door to ho opcncd; up must
push tlicm oumlvos. Said u lady to on
tho otlwr tiny: “I nnvrr ninkc acquuintan-
ms in trawling; I wish l couh Said
number: " I got acquniutul with Mery-
body. I talk to the women who .sWH'p
tlw ferryslmuts. and to any iii-writ pcmm
who liuppons to sit by llll‘ in the cuts.
and ‘cvcry liuuiun lwurt is hmnnu.‘ uud
that I can lwtrn‘munctlilng I didn‘t know
licforc fnun ‘cv-ary nvw nmpiuiutuncv. or
communion!» information that mny ho
valunblotn lwr." _\\‘o urn most of us to “3‘
to stand on our dignity and wait for n -
vuncvs from others: to indulgv u on tious
xlisplsitiou. and criticisv wlicro we 5 iould
command. The cultivation of n genial.
clmritnblc. boncvolcnt spirit will not in‘
Jlll‘t‘ any of us. and Will wrtuinly bandit
the community in which wc liwund cou-
stnutly to the iiunibcr of our fncuds.
As Esousn CURE run Dntfsxsxsass.—
Thor-c is n prfi‘ription in use in Englnud
for the cum of drunkcnucss, by which
thousands are sold to how been :uuistml in
rvcovoring thcmsclvrs. Tllt‘ rcx‘cipt (‘nnw
into notorioty through thi- efforts of John
Vino Hall. couiinundz-r of the Grout Eust-
crn steamship. He had fallen into such
habitual drunkenness that his most earnest
wiforts to reclaim himself proved unavail-
ing. At length he sought the adviccotan
eminent physician. who gave him a pm
si'ription—wbich he followed faithfully for
seven months. and at the end of that time
had lost all desire for liquor. although he
had for many years been led captive.-—
which he afterward. published. and by
which so many drunknrds have been insis-
ted to reform. as follows: “ Sulphate of
iron. five grains: peppermint water. eleven
drachnis: s irit of nutmeg. one drachm;
thce 3 day. ”This preparation acts as stim-
uluit and tonic. and partially supplies the
place of the accustomed liquor. and pm-
vents that absolute physical and moral
tration that follows a sudden break-
ing sway from the use stiniuluting drinks.
On Friday evening. 7th inst.. the Ari-
xono. on her way from New York to
Queenstown. in latitude 47. longitude l5.
struck is large iceberg. The night was
very dark and the iceberg was not pen
calved until too late to lessen the speed
of the vessel materially. The result of the
collision was considerable damage to the
bow. and although it was found on exam-
ination that there was no leakage beyond
the collision bulkhead. it was considered
more prudent to make for St. Johns. N.
F. and rcpuir dumnge before proceeding.
Although the shock was very severe, and
it took some time to ascertain the extent
of tho occident. all on board beboved with
perfect composure. No injury was lus-
tained by cither pacts. crew orcorgo.
Wau- ro Do is Cu: or Acetam—
‘l'ho following short rules for action in
cucof accident. will be found useful to
remember:
For dust in the eyes avoid rubbing—
dubnmintothanimuoudndcmotcw
with the round point of a loud pencil. Ro-
movo m from the «r with tepid voter:
never put o hard inatrument in the cor. If
“yum-y is cut. comprise obovs tho
mad: if train iscut. compress below. If
will 0 the second can; in
Dug-gum judge can be found but»
ball will again be tried.
Turkeys should now roost bi —in the
vicinity of the ercnucm o 00. We
odded the utter clause to save some am-
bitious exchange the trouble of doing it.
Kr. P. F. Henebry has made a. contact
with Foster Bro‘a to put an Addition on
his also-room 20 x 16. The incl-cued dc-
muid for the White Sewing Machine has
necessitated this. He has just ordorcd
another Inge supply sud ordered two
more infirm;
The I" can belonging to the Charles-
ton Stenuuhip and Railroad Company. col-
lided with the schooner S. C. Tryon. near
Barron Island. while on her wn from
Baltimore to Charleston. on Sntu ay lost.
and went down. No lives were lost.
Barber. in his Historical Collections says
of Dnnbury in 1831: ”The borough con-
tains upwards of 100 dwellmghouses. be—
sides numerous other building. nine tut-r-
cantile stores. 1 printing office. on nonde-
my. etc. There are in the first society of
Dnnbury. twenty-four butting shops or
factories. Two iundred and (-iehtymine
‘rsons are emplo 'ed. who mnnufacture
134.000 hats unnun y. the estimated value
of which is $402,000." We suppose that
some of our single factories now employ
more men than the number mentioned
above. and manufacture n larger number
of hats yearly.
“‘ith plenty of apples. walnuts and ci-
der who cares for the long winter cvcn-
lugs.
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RIDGBI‘IELD.
A \Vcbster‘s Unabridged Dictionary is
to be laced in the Titicus school. The
schoo desk in each district should be sup-
plied with this book.
The tom rance lecture delivered by the
Rev. G. . W'uters. of Bethel. in the Con-
gregational church on Wednesday eve-
ning was a very able one and much an-
joyed by the audience. We should be
pleased to hear Mr “'nters again.
v———.o——-—
Home Testimony.
The recent completion of sever-J brunch
roads in Mmemto. in the inter-mt of tho
L‘liicngoa North-Western Railway Com-
pany. suggests a statement of the total
milcugc of this giant corporation. and we
give elm-where a com lute official table of
tlic ditfcmnt lines which it operates. to-
gr‘tlicr with a map showing the entiro
svstcni its now completed. It will ho soon
that tho total length of liucs of the (‘hionv
i=0 & North-“'cstcrn Railway is 2.152%.
This is the groan-mt milcngo operated by
any Company in this country. It is made
up of six divisions of tho (‘liicngo a North-
westurn propcr. and eight proprietor ' lines
and the whole systmu is subdividt into
twenty lines and brnuuhcs. To control
aucceafullv such a vast and complex sys-
tem of railways cviduntl requires talent
of too liighost order. am the splendid con-
dition. finnnoinl as well as physical. which
tho propcrty now cxibita is sufficient “3811‘
niony to the ability of tho mnnngoinent.
Tim nucleus of this great system. tho
old (lulcnn & (‘hicngo Union railway. was
opouwl from Chicngo to Elgin. 42 inilos.
in if-L'iu. only twcntywigbt yflnm ago. Tho
Chicago d: North-Wooten} Railway Conn
pnnv Muir into being. its the successor of
the limit .2 Madison. Rook Rivcr Vullcy
Union. and Chicago. St. Paul & Fond du»
Luv: companion, in 18339. In 1865 tln~ Gulch
d: I‘hivugo Union was consolidated with
ii. and in tho short years that have follow.
«l tho young communion bus gonu for-
ward with astonishingly rn iid strides. to
its present proud position. \ 'hat its futuw
cnlurgvuicnt may be is loft to imagina-
tion. A study of tho inup “‘lllI‘lI slums
Ilw systciu ulrvudy nuu‘lws into Ilvc status
and u territory. innv pmvo suggoutivr of
of ”mobilizing yo! nliNid.—R. R. Ago. Dov.
l2. lHTK.
llama is Mona or 1‘l‘.
Tho Now York llcrld hits boon looking
owr lllI‘ business that is nununlly trnnsuc»
Iod bv tho i‘liii‘uuu d: Nortliwmtvrn mu
way ("onipumx und tho more tho writvr
mnsidcrs it thciuorc lip \vonllcns at tho
mngnitudo of its transactions. tho grout
lcniztli of its linos. tho incomwtrublc fi~rtil~
I'Iy. woulth and oxiutusivoumts of tho his.“
(ions that it pniiotrntos. and tho brilliant
futuro which this ulguntic i‘orpurutiun has
bofow it. In collecting tho dutn for its an
tiolr. the Herald finds that tho North-woos
Icrn oporntos 3.100 inilos of rond. und rou~
chos cwry important point almost in "M,"
tlicrn Illinois. Wisconsin. in nortlwrn Mb
cliignu. in Iowa. in Minuvsotu. and runs
uinuy uiilcs in lkicotu. Tho llcruld vou-
tinucs: ‘
'l‘ukc down your map and Irnvo its mutcs.
Fix your syn upon Chicago M u alluding
point. Wcstwurd in ncztrly no air but:
vou will trnvc its (‘ulifornin until you
roach tho Missouri River at Council Bluffs
«how is n singli- run of “curly 300 iuilos.
Buck to (‘hicugo ngnin you look north»
\vcst and follow nnothrr of its routvs
through Madison. on to St. Paul and Min-
Iiv:\)mlis—-ll\is is 400 miles more. Again
coming to Chicago. wc soc two linos run-
ning northwurdly «inc along tlm lithe
show to )lilwuukw. nnd thunvr to Fun du
law. and tho othvr running morn iulund.
through Juncsvillo. \Vutortowu. can. also
to For; on "no. Thence north through
Oshkosh. Dopcrc. Grccn Bay and {Quentin-
liu und Mnrlmvttw—hvrc is unotlior 440
milcs of mud. Thou We have number from
Konoslm to Rockford: and after all longer
lines. we haw runny short spans to truV-
chic. bcforc we linvo found out all of tho
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
The so iriso and admiration that are
hero manifested by this writer at. the cul-
os-uil trmisuctions of this single railway
(‘nriwl’ation~—-tlw nnturnl offspring mid
product of the Citv of Chicngo—wxll find
other similar fix to feed upon in the
great \K'cst if he will take the trouble to
look about him a. little.
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\Vhat Happened to Mr. Bench
Hundreds of persons will read with
pleasure the interesting article in relation
to the case of Mr. J. S. Bench. of Stone
Ridge wliit‘h we publish below. Mr. Beach
is one of the most respected Citizens of
Stone Ridge. and is evtcnsivcly known
over this and adjoining counties. The
story is almost too to be true. There
is no mason to don t it. however. for the
names of parties interested —- who are of
unquestioned veracity -and the dates are
carefully 'ven, while hundreds of others
stand ran y to prove the statement in
every particular. The article is not only
ingerfisglng.£ut no doubt will prove all in.
on on n e v lie to a great many poop e.—
Readout Man.
STONE Is TEE BLADDER IXPELLED AFTER
USING MEDICINE 430V? TWO WEEKS.
One of the most remarkable cases that
has ever been brought to the notice of the
ublic is that of Mr. J. 8. Beach. of Stone
‘dge. Ulster 00.. N. Y.
Mr. Beach has suffered since Oct. 18th.
1874. from the pmoenoe of Culoulua or
Stone in the right Kidney. and he endured
pain month after month more thou tongue
can tell. which rendered him totally un-
able to attend to his usunl occupation. No
loos than seven physicians were cm loyed
at different times. to whom Mr. ch
mid hundreds of dollars for medin treat-
ment. with only tempera-y relief from his
gyythe urgent aolicitntion of bio friends
he was induced to try Or. Kennedy’s Fu-
vorlte Remedy. Accordingly. on the 08th
day of August last hofiiroound o bottle of
Mr. Kimble. ofStone age, in this coun-
tv. and strong a it my room. it is none
the hos true. st he experienced o murk-
od improvunent from the am day be bo-
gun to use the medicine. tinned
to w hettor every dny. when on the
Hit of September be voided A muons
large u could b0 th the
natural abound. vrb eh w you Hugh
tad of irregulor His guy was un-
bounded. for be well that this had
been the con-o of on his trouble. 9
showed the atone to several of the'physi-
clubs who had “tended him previous to
using the Flvorito Remedy. and ALL of
them in union-lured term-their
an n the can tad oertolnt
wi 1":me Remedy
noted. Nor did their“ to hide their
rd 1% oeei . Bench nhsppily
oath.
bald. Who-fill.
Blowing the (m that gave them birth,
And gave them Com sud Bunions. tried
Mon 3nd vtrioul mixtures have been
Swegt all, perha . has been applied: '
0r herbs author d from the mountain side:
But nothing used is pleasing.
“ Give us n safe nod pleasant cure.
One that‘s mild. cheap and sure.
No more will we our in endure.
There no mistake a ut it.“ d
Then Dr. Bri . in conscious ri 6,
And earnest 23:51 his mind npplliad.
The science deep to o n pride.
0! soothing and of enling.
He took of man substances known
That would hen or still a groan.
And soon composed by skill alone
His miraculous Bunion Balsam.
Tormented with Bunion. Corn or Bruise,
Thousands of suff‘rers heard the news.
The remedy that meets their views
18 Dr. Brigga‘ Bunion Balsam.
For sale at G. C. Stillmn‘s City Drug
tore.
.Sclouco IIIII Prone-ulna.
Vnpcrllad Ox gen for the cure of catarrh
The inhaler am niedimting fluid which
va “1898 oxygen. A specific for cnmrrli
co rl in the bond, acute inflammation 0
the frontal sinuses. obstruction of thorns-
sol organs. headache and other affections
of the air cavities of the head. The oper-
ation of inhaliing vaporized oxygen is so
leasunt that children inhale it with de-
ight. The feeble and delicate can with
case use it freely with benefit. The most
agreeable and satisfactor ' effects are real-
ized after the first inhn ntmn. To cure,
continue the use of Vaporizod Oxygrn
with catarrh specifics Nos. 1 and 3. he
severest cases soon yield to their healing
effect. Price $1 $9. and $3. Address Dr.
Josiah Briggs. annrk. N. J. Sold by G.
C. Stillson. City Drug Store.
All Undisputed Fact
Corns urn surely the most plentiful
kind of grain in the market. Every one
has n sup fly. from the little tlirce your old
child to t c aged grandsiro verging on to a
hundred: stvlish. handaomo young
ladies who daily promonndo resorts; mid-
dle-aged mntrous; old maids. draawd up to
look youngand gnyidnndies with their put-
out lonthors. kid gloves. and inevitable
walking stick; the clorgmnn. morphism.
lnwvcr clork. and mechanic. of all zigus and
stations. huvv at full au ply of coma. bun-
nious. bad nails. and or. \or lmtherntious of
fur-t. all of which are buninlmd and cured
bv tho use of Brigg‘ Balsam and Sui-o
("om (lure. Sold by u. U.Stillsou‘a City
Drug Store.
Brlgnv 'l‘hI-ontiind Luna llonler.
Throat and lung diseases arc considered
the moat fntnl of human afflictions.
Thousands of our follow boin vsnro curl-ind
to their curly graves and film routs every
your by that irinoe of turmru. " Consump-
tion.“ Dr. J. Briggs‘ Throat and Lung
Healer will conquer the fell (lustmyrr and
mini-c the invulid to limlth and happiness.
For sale at (1.0.Stillson‘s City Drug
Store.
We Challenge the Whole \VOrlrl.
If those nfllictcd with Cntnrrh could ex-
amine the lining inombrnne of their unsiil
l‘nvity. oxtonding through the bond toth
throat. they would discm'cr an influnwd
and irritated condition of tho lining moni-
brane with the minute blood voswls and
cngorgmi with blood almost to bursting.
An norid and unhealthy disclinrgo vou-
stnutly flowing from tho inflmuod Imu‘us
membrane. and dropping into tho tliruut
causing it choking. sickcniug acnoulion
and difliculty in brcuthinu. A portion of
which is orpollud by vuughing. hawking.
and spitting. In some cusps this innucr
is vcry tcnncious null diilicult of I‘xpul—
sinn. lervi‘on‘. yo who suffer with (luv
tui‘rli. or any of its I‘ulll ilicntious, should
rosort :it onco to tho hon Ili rostorinz and
lifu-pnxscrviuu priiwi duo of Dr. Josiah
Ilrigirs‘ I‘nturrh Spoon cs. Nos. 1 and 8. and
now niorc wjoicc in tho maturation of tho
organs uupln‘utcd. luwuli purified. sense
of siiioll rostorod. hour-in); pcrfm‘t. tnsto
natural uyos bright and \lllilllnnlt‘tl by dirt
Wino. So liuil tho i‘liioftuin. ‘tlw Prinoo of
(‘ouducmmr-llr. duslilll llriiggs' Uuturrh
Slim‘ifioa. For nulo at (l. I‘. Stillson‘s I‘ll:
Dru): Stow.
iiqilcm'o Successful.
I‘uturrh Hpcviflvs. Nos. 1 and 2‘. Two
lmttlus in on“ box. Thor-iv iwwnnd wond-
erful Spooiiios uro not only tho i‘lu‘upont
but host in um. sciomilic in com iosition
uud uluolulc in oil‘wt‘ duliglitfu In “so
nIfords inunodiuto roliof. Wnrrcntml to
burn uvutc. chronic. uh‘ul‘ulivu und dry
cutnrrh. colds. luiy fM‘N‘ 81v. l‘i‘icu $1 and
‘l. uddross llr. Josiuli llrlggs. Nq-wurk
Peoplehvslim 'dsronndthe
(hut-admired
N. J. Sold in Ii. I‘. Stillsou‘s City Drug
Storm
w~——~Qo+w-—-
(‘licw Jackson‘s limit Swwt Navy
Tulinvm 410 1 y.
be You InsuFéwdfl'l
FAlllI-‘llllll '
FIRE lllSHllAllBE COMPANY
.03..
South Norwnlk. CI
CHARTERED I869.
CASH CAPITAL $200000
OFFICERS .
WINFIELD S. HANFORD Prooidom.
TALLMADGE BAKER. ice President
HENRY R. TFRNEII accrual-y and Trauma:
A. L. FRISDY. Aunt. ocrotnry.
A. T. SMITH. Ornonl Anni
New York Omdt‘ 108 Brnodwny.
Rubber Paint.
The s rin Paintin
Seasongof I 879 g
1- Now Open. and we are ready with a
New Sampo‘e Card of Choice and
Beautiful Colors.
I: the your put our Punt- hu Pnovnu hour to
II ALL ran u I‘i us loll ir. and with commence
in Ila ruperlo: Ily we look forward to lune ales nnd
(no! success In Ih future.
I If you hon painting to do call And not «Ilmntcs
Hr
Rubber Paint!
It in CHEAP. BEAUTIFUL Illd DURABLB.
John H. Ferris.
color-u Agent mr Hui-walk um VI-
cl-lty.
GOAL OFFICE F001‘ 01" WAunlN iTON 81‘
m
in
him“- whoo .
n..." «r. 3.22.. *
an.“ «me A
J o a l A I '
mimi- ... «-
' .-
2? we have “no u
to. mourn.
1st. V. will furnish than to mom. portion
on condition. No euro no pay.
Id. Will .100 Ian are they will not can.
0d. Willplv 100 for their oqiul unsure. Ith.
WI" pay flool anything pnluonona or delntenonc
II found In their competition. 5th. 1 ‘pl!
11.” II In my cortical" Dr. Jack): Brim Ca-
turrh Specifics on found dIifaronI from "present:-
tion. Val-ranted Io Imam y vollavo and Indians
can some. chronic incentive or dry catarrh. col
In the head. Ind all sanctions or the cavities of the
bold and thou. Two bottles In one box. Grout-
«t Intent-I or the no. Inld hykdrner-Iu. Addres-
bn. JOSIAH BRIGGII. Nour- . flaw omy. Sold
by GEORGE C. STILSON South Kuwait.
BUNIONI. CORN! and Minor guru-nu of
thv Mt. calm much tutoring union: Ill m~
“omega whom the! are worn. There are more than
$100 worth of boots cud shoe: dutro 0d nnnu~
myln tho Unhod Rflmfln tho mt aft 0 world
more than Ga, “000.com by
cutting-bile to new. or “only
unto mlorooni for painful Bunions. (am. In-
growln: "Allin. Sore In-Iapn. etc. Build“ this
'5th Inc-mice than In mid In New trifling Corny;-
Itu. I at on in-
lv: in Now UNIONan'IndsIIte-
shout ”5.th In tho wentoru a southern. about
$0000 und In the rut nhhe world about $1.500-
: brides this. therein 500.000 meat Innnnlly
for caustics AM one other
worthless com p lands for
me cure or Bunions. Dorm. Sore lnlteps. Tender
Feat. to. To avoid tho-c mt lanes and expon-
diturn. one Dr. Joalnh BrInra‘ Bunion Minn Ind
Rnroflorn Cure. which I. the only preparation
known thut [zl'ol lmmedI-Ie relief and rullcallr
cum hard. not! not! nlcautod Bunlom. hlrd loft
Ind tattered Corns. V‘c-enlnr Innocent-on. Cul-
lm-ltn. lli'fle Ind urn-ll. Isnra Inflow. minaret!
“coir. Tender Fret. lnzrowing Null. ac. without
can-In or lowing Iny min or IOPNIBII. Warran-
todu o and mm. Sold by diugflllll throughout
the world. Addma Dn. J0~1A 331003. New-
lrk. New Jersey. Sold by G. C. Stllnon.
ILES.~WhnI ineru-Ing torInro I'll" from
lntcrnnl Blflfllnfl. Enrnml Ind ltrhlnc Pile-n.
The vain endeavor! to chain even partlnl relief hu
discouuznd the millions who rum-r. ond they have
porno their Ignnv In slimmer. thinking there w“! on
o e or «van urn-me! o I
rug. N n I- GGS’Wl th-undlnz
tho total failure. of the rum rcmodiol horoIoIm-e
offered for the can of pile-. and the picture or M!"-
ny resting on the fac- M than who have tried the
an'lflll! remedies PlLant In vain. yet na—
¢erl sought for land nnxloutly tlll‘d
any Numb“ promises the lent relief. until their
mnrazn along since given way In de-pnndency.
lll‘ thpm‘chgor u". allow IM- u‘mi a of h;|\pll\flhl I3
um no a e n g g M’
countenance, RE M "4 "Y and the du~
He. of life will hr performed with I damn of hot»
pine-I and plan-urn unknown for weeks. monthl- or
you-I. Brizzu‘ Pile rc-mcdin are Iho rounh o! no-
crulnz study ud oxparlmcutlnu. the it: run- \er~
"A of medical science. and In nvor mapper. are.
acioutinr. and reliable! for the c in -~ pile- In every
form. Briggs‘ rnmndie- In mid hr drn 'llllll
aver bore. Andra-u Du. JOSIAH BRIGGS. ow~
Mk. Hr Janey Sold by llillhoule 4'. Forum-non.
opposite Clock Shu
SON. South Norwl k
I RADAflllIl—Tho tum-t uulvrrul affliction
of the human no ; oll clans" uufior. Thu ho-d
never when when the various organs are worklnxln
humony with mum-c. Th'ra can be no headache I!
tha human nutrition III In t heulth fondl‘lul" "rud-
Ie out" ii or no ruin
minophruEAu tIcnlnr
Art o the uyn'em Mina dinrrunnd. or tho whole.
I. "in: from mum and various ran-u. II law be
from nrrvonl nroutrluon. far or n nuinn. over ex-
wtinn.‘lsr: ll, ”can. iii“ manui lutlior. lls‘xiaty.
Eonorl «- - 1.). non more
In some mrICU E ”no! the bodydnck
of mp0 nourlrbmrnt. Ont-lug or Mtlnz too much.
«I u: Imgnlurly or Indigent! in food. hymen-In.
lenr Complulnt. finalisation of the born-1|. In fIcI
tho tau-M no no v-rINI \hit thm' nnnot troll bu
cunnerltod. huI BRIGGS‘ ALLEV‘ANTOR vim
bum: ovary miracle: of Hood-cm. maturing the au-
tIn Iylirm Io ququllhy. bringing rut. comfort
and quintude In the manor Sold by “mum...
Addu-n DB. JOSIUI “HIGHS. Nowuk. N. J.
Sold by II. C. leLLSON. South Norwnlk. Ct.
DISEASES or Ilia Thrust and Lung. no the
rum: Int.) of human Minions. '1‘- mum in of
our fuller: bfllnfll urn 'Mrrlod Io lhvlr only Enron
cud Innl luv-L, ‘IN awry you by van
mine: of lfl'lOFI. A ~‘I‘oI-nnniptlull.“ ln
runny iii-unco- IM- fu'ul mslndv secure. I victim
who at fir-I manly hnd A cold. but noulucmd to um
proper ronicilln- until it in: too lino. (lvhorl wow
afliicwd vli' n “winchliil. Lsrvuvilin. l‘hurr‘a. or
..... W" i: AL ER.{‘:.‘.“.’..2.‘.‘:“.’..“5
! o w h I e h
lune: no uuhjoci. All of thorns onmplulnl In the
curl! mil» can “0 mm! with IIRIIMS‘ no"
um Limo "Mun. minim-0d of the moat 31 proved
vxpmmnnln known diluted Willi Jamaica um and
Syru‘p Old poo \lI‘ him It nod mum- crv for it.
A drop: lin «WIN! 8" (MIN. Mount. ‘1. .1.
Sold by u. C. STILLSDN. auuih NurwulkATI.
I. I!" R A '4“. A.~Th- min Incrcuoa from
limo to time. until your norm-n mm to «up
and ruck. lurk sud lulu . andqilu all tom of
punks. from the “ [T k'.‘ top of your hood
In the tip: of vunrk . Mun. Ibo d c m 0 u
shouting forth illu- lightning lit)“ ' onouufortuuuto
new“. And now Irylna to no In“ or Into: thou-
ud knot: Ihrn “wanting In with» n himutrlnu of
another. mmrtlmm In Ihn r9 Inn of tho hotrtholn
In tho nun. Inc». (\Uli F 1W4“. we; In
Chart. It you burn A A now-ugh Ii. it:
wont form. with I" Ihv aunur diuulod \o it: must
"cumin-um dour”. uao Dr. J Brill“ Alle-
Vlltur‘ uud in u ulco your uranium. with oil it:
dunonu. nu dupmud. and ones min you may be
bunny. Sold by (l. t‘. S‘l‘luihuu.
Free Railing Room.
This II- c mmhirtahkv room mm up for tho MM‘M
of Ihr public “unruly. ultuntodun out oldc MI.“
sum-t. over Ruud‘u Jovnlrv atom. (Filth and 14mm
“lock. nouriyoppollic ltullrod no on. South Nor-
wnlk. L‘t. II in Upon from 0 n. m.. o a “run. The
room in wull lishwd. worm and cquIorIIhlc. I! it
lupplmd with our dull”. Iwu will". and uwvrnl
monthly pup»: and )uurnnlu. bowie u numbcr uI
Instructlvc and lnvurcstluu books.
COFFEE ROOM.
Thorn In a I‘ufl'co Room on tho «mo floor. and n
Indy In Illolldullro from)». tu.. to 0:05 In . lu
serve HOME Hulk articles! memlonod low.“
the Iollowunu prices:
Ari-nun. And by u. C. STILL.
1 Cup of t‘ofi‘w. with crackers. 5 cent!
1 Cup or Tu. will: crack-n. a “
00cc . ' 5 “
llrown Broad and Butter. 5 “
Suidwlch. 3 cont... PIN-o or No. 5 “
(Yoko. a " (‘rullcrm l5 "
Doughnuts. h “ Mun. In “
Pork and Hunt. with “rend cud Buttcr. 10 “
Slowed Union. 15 “
A WEEK in your own Iuwn. and no
capital P‘Ilkt‘tl. \‘ournn give tho busi-
nwu a trial wlIthuI oxpeum‘ Tho bin-I
opporiuully evvr ofl‘vrcd for thou-o will-
llu: to work. You should Iry nothing
$66 olsc until you mm for yournclf what you
can do in tho busiuoss wc offer. No room
to explain how. You can devote all your
limo or only \‘our spare timo to tho busi-
ness. and Innkc grout pity for every day
that you work. Womcn make as much
us men. Sand for axioinl private terms
and particulars. which we mnfl free.
outfit (rt-c. Don‘t complain of hard times
when vou have such a chum‘t‘. Addmss
. HALLETT & (30.. Portland. Maine.
HENRY TILLY,
MANUFACTURER OF
Light Carriages
Or ALL KINDS.
Repairs Carefully lattenlefl To.
Carriages Painted in
First-class Style.
Having the best paint shop and work-
men in the Town of Norwalk. I can guar-
antee entire satisfaction in this depart-
ment. as my large trade proves.
CALI. AND EXAMINE Womt.
Carriages stored and taken care of
through the winter. ‘ >
Sign and Wagon Lettering done in an
Artistic manner.
9."
PURE BRUESI
-—AND—-
MEDICIN 38
At Prices to Suit the Times. For Sula gt
PLIIS'I‘ED'S DRUG Sl‘flll.
Summer Fruits
And Vegetables.
It Hllsiun’s Market
verythingthot the nuket word-secured
e www.md casted atthe
lowest prices,
‘
Wanton: ttokee freshand
gdodmminvltedl examine.
mums,
30,000 cigars
We have on hand odd lots of cigars‘
which must be sold.
At What They Will
Fetch!
Now is or time to bu ch03 oignrs‘
by calling}: the atom of y p
L'. SWABTZ 8: (10.
FOREIGN and Dome
rot-snout
Bé‘st Brands _ afoulg
llllll AL SPRING WATER.
Which is working such wonderful
cums.
18 FOR SALE BY
Geo. O. Stillson.
Scorn NORWALx.
It Has No Equal.
Sure cure for Bright‘s Disease of the Kid-
ne . Rheumatism, Stone in the Blad-
der and Kidneys. Dyspcptua. ‘Ifiv-
er Complaint, General Debili-
ty. Dispose of the Urinary
Organs and Piles. It
is also a good
Drinking
Water.
W . SMAL L, Jr., Gen’l Agt.
LEWISTON. MAINE.
Bosros. MASS.. June 10, 1879.
W. SMALL. .13. General Agent.
Dear Sir—Ilinve analyzed a snugplo of
water marked " Lake Auburn lucrul
Spring.“ received from you. with the fol-
lowing results:
One United States Gallon—231 cubic in-
c lies—con thins :
Sulphate of Potash. 0.183
Chloride of Sodium. 0.257
Iii-carbonate of Soda. 1.200
Bi-cnrbonntc of Lime. 0.437
Bi-cnrlxmute of Magnesia. 0.290
Oxide of Iron and Alumina—traces.
Silica acid in Solution. 1.411
Total. 3.784
It is naturally «grated or charged with
carbonic acid. oxygen and uitrogin gases.
It is alkaline. odorless. tasteless. colorless.
sparkling and free from any appreciable
organic matter. This is an uncommonly
pure 8 iring water.
teswctfully.
S. DANA HAYES,
State Asonyor and Chemist. Massachusetts.
Averill
The wonderful success gained
by the Averill Chemical Paint.
has inspired parties all over the
world to experiment
0hemical.
in the mixture of chemicals in
order to produce a
. Paint
combination that will" favorably
Compare with tho .\vcrill.bui
tlioiucreascd demand for this
point. proves their failure and
our Slu‘m‘ss.
Avrziuu. (‘uuuloih PAINT (‘o.
Raymond Bros.
éguut.
J nominal;
Artist
—-le
Marble
Granite and Brown Stone
Work of all Descriptions.
Moments, Fellini. Coping, &c.
Mantles and gimbals Slabs,
Cemetery Lots Inclosed.
Orders promptly attended to. at the Low-
est Priors.
—_
Steamboat Wharf.
South Net-walk. Ct.
TIMBER
AND
[UMBER
SHINGLES.
All Brands and Prices.
LATE,
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
and Piokets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
v Whit 00d
and no};
AndullKindsostrdWood.
O I GA R 8 Roofing and Sheath!“
Paper.
x,
Fifi
toms-0.2401111] ‘
Carriages & Wagons
1‘0 ORDER
REPAIRING in an its BRANCHES
New and Second Hand \Vag us and
Buggies on hand. for e or
exchange.
BA'fizs'
Monumental Works!
NORWALK. CONN.
Monumental Building
'1‘. Emma. J. thuuaxu
AND CEMETERY WORK
OI Ill Kinds In Mums or (ii-Anita.
Marble Shelves and shelf Bruck-
0‘9.
Fine Assortment oi‘Flovv-
GI' RSGS. 438 6m
HARDWARE.
The BEST ASSURTMEN‘I‘ in TOWN Q!
General Hardware,
Mechanics Tools,
\Vhlle Lena. Paints.
OII- and “’lndow Glass.
A full Aaporirncnt of
Locks and Knobs.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Of the bout Quality. Cheap for Cash
HflllSfl FllI‘lllSlllIlE iiflflllS.
JAPANESE PAPER “'ERE.
Azent for the
Dover Vordical Boiler and Hall‘s Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Im lomenta.
S iip Clinndlcry. Rope. &o.
w. O. QUINTAfiD
HOVT’S
Bough Syrup.
«(Con a Round Ever 0'
TheB ferodglo (he 0-
T17
For Sale by Druggists General!
and at
Hoyt's Pharmacy.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
80. Nurwalk Cigar Fafillll.
Alex. Lauder. Jr.
XANUFACTURIR 0’
FINE CIGARS,
Also Dealer n the Best Quality of
UlBWlIlE ll Sllfllllll Tillfillll
AND
Smolar'a Articles General!
Goods at Wholesale and
Retail.
Corner Washington and Main Stu.
SOUTH NOR\VALK. CT.
No. 3 MUSIC HALL BLOI‘K. Sn. Norwnlk. (‘L
G130. VVOODS & CO.’S
UPRIGHT PIANOS 82. PARLOR ORGANS.
um“ 11
motto be to in on, country.
than “our: tantrum-nu.
M W Stmt. Dalton.
I-‘OZ'S Pursuit!-
Breech-Loading Shot Gun
"~ r . ~ numluudaonuldo.
;_ ‘ 80 hing: to {at Icon.
A Gun to mind the wear uni tear. and not I!!!
My
"asrautumrrns‘w ”°-°° “Pm
AMERICAN ARMS GO.
to: um. Simi. Button. um
To $6000 A YEAR. or $5 to
$20 a do in vour own lo—
cality. . 0 risk. Women do
as wellas men. Many make
more money than the
amount stated above. No one can fail to
make money fast. An one can do the
work. You can make ram 500. to $2 an
hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the‘bus'uiess. It costs nothing to
try the bumness. Nothing like it for mou-
ev making ever offered boforc. Business
p canon: and strictly honorable. Reader,
if ypu wuutto know all about the best
paying business before the public, send us
your address and we will send you full
particulars and private terms free; sam-
ples worth‘Ss also free: you can then make
up your mind for uutself. Address
Ozone: Sussex 00., Portland. Maine.
ORGAN
-AND—‘
MELODEONS.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Mada”
THE ESTEY COTTAGEQRGAN
m 03m D! m '0“
_AT~
POTT ER’S
M3810 STORE,
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall SWorwalk.
J. M.
Tut-reduction"! this hounhlnuMmhflonNW d
mama. finish In “"de tad nude-l dot-Ii. m Mob-drum“.
M Critic and Art for». and thou nub-hum! «no. no such that on. will outh-t awn!
duration-y orintoriorimhooimoofi.
GEO. WOODS & 0038 UPRIGHT HANDS P088838
Unoxxunplod Strength
A‘ Most Beautiful Quality 01‘ Tone. and the
Brimamoad Porf‘oot Chock Roponting Action.
GEO. \VOODS d: 00.
* ”VI 301'! ran an MD 8105
And are Unequnlled for their amt Variety of Insicnl Racer;
mommmtulmumcudl‘i
ti! mumsm.ndm
Roommould m Mamvithau
ODOR E WOODS h 00.. m In
wmnooxs
and Solidity.
’S PARLOR ORGAN S
and”: am ruin-agar!“
bytbsuin ‘ngmwmat “m
I
I": Adm Shoot. mic-cu.
”XML TERMS T0 AGENTS, WHO ARE WANTED IN EVERY CI“
WHERE THESE INSTRUMENTS ARE NOT REPRESENTED“
$935.3!” 34“!
cAIIi'RRI-I
‘ vM-f-v
“It will positively allay all inhalant-la
the mucous membrane of the atoll envi‘
in on”... mud...
on cu or u soon
the bmflt to m «alum: .‘oun'ty. WE
subdue; Carumn, the
Norwe ian Pellets
mnqui todriveits cune—
SCROFULA
uhmtbosfitetnflbmb subdulng oft-
bones resulting thereliom. such :lnAfloc-
Ec‘ffé‘" “minors. own"...
nonous, and ‘umcs Dunn. The
NORWEGIAN TONIC
will on d
m. For nlids reco pro-
tructai sickness. thy Toma is involun-
mweMwmoLW
urn aid Tome u.» flM’ Ill-Jo:-
Norwegian Hot Drops-
uric "mergers. Boom“. and an.
no public is assured. tint the Room
flo- for All
musician: ‘i‘fimm’m
on: or the Tum” and Texans. Am
Nmu—usnébmd all other Gunilm To
igution. router-o Ind Ev.
tone to the o to. ‘ Vim
prod“ and in tho
benefit. For
dullnes. vastness.
y
on ‘11 f
R to. B n Ipoci c or on
Tonic, und Ho-r
itoriom Doors are a and
oily acknowled be“
m
to be but randy
um loathsome issue off“. ever Mi
ored§A sample bottle of the hunt, m
:33 “Vigil.” ”with“
or L
”:3: of the 03mm ”-
whentbmhno '
u
will be tb
aipt$§l.m. to‘izy y
at. BALI. 1
:.Is.; Ln. Prop'r. amygul.§
or e bv I. M. H ~
8 k oyt, and other drug
Conn. _ ,
“JESSE orwul.
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