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balsa. “season
ll taming.
m has based
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cassette Cruawoll mad
‘3“ m In: llddletown?“ a rich
LMrailroudmanhssablack
and
hkmdfinh h'er with as much
”Nun-Nous»: Teuton.
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The Connecticut commercial travelers
“tin. will hold its annual reunion at
”500's. East Haven. July 30.
. W
n. M road is carrying 17.0!»
quit or milk every day. and Washington
Q“ h be the Wt milk shipping sta-
in: in the note.
—-—.0.-——--—
h h rm that Mary Stannard‘s
“is and her halfssiater. Susan Il’nwley.
are living with Ben Stevens. and the old
I“ is abandoned.
-—-— W«—
Dr. Johan E. Andrews. formerly of
M Haven has been appointed superin-
hdent of the asylum for the insane at
m New York.
————‘.———u
Henry huett. a hrskcman. was proba:
N! fatally hurt by a bridge on the Seu-
York. New Haven and Hartford railroad
at New Haven. Monday.
-———¢oo-—-—-—
11» next annual meeting of the Society
a! the Army of the Potomac will be held
in Hartlenfnoxt your. The National \v‘et-
eras a-ocistion has also decided upon
Hartford as the place for its next meet~
ins.
_- 0~ ——
Simeon Smith of Morris. familiarly
known as "Gawain Sim." died lltely.
.. ninety-three years. For fifty three
ho kept a hotel in Morris. He wus-
fathoblndaw of Henry B. Graves of
. vld. .._
We“ mars the lovliest action: it
“stain the fairest beauty: it dims the
brightest lustre: it blotches the most mu-
nitcont beauty.
——'.O.———
Gallductor Patrick Murphy, of the Con.
dilated road has been presented by his
friends at Wootport with a very handsome
M winding gold watch. Mr. Murphy is
one of the heavy weights of the Fat Men‘s
which. and has many friends outside
of Weapon.
—————-ooo
Cameron post. No. 79. (l. .\. ll... of New
York city. and one of the mart influential
in that place. will make a fraternal visit
b Nathaniel Lyon Pint of Hartford on the
m of July. About titty members are cx~
W and a generous entertainment Will
be provided.
“0 Connecticut commissioners appoin-
tedby President llsyvu. on tho nomina-
tion of Governor Andrews. for the world‘s
(air. are Wm. H. Post of Hartford. and
W? N. D. Sperry of Row Haven.
”flatmates are Roger Averill of Dun-
- tiny. and exSenatnrmlhert w. Phillips
of Putnam.
- - «ow
John “uncle. a mini-ed man residing at
“ Went Hill.“ Sronington. a person
well known in the bomugb. died at his
sddonoo on Thursday. He is said to be
leoarI old. He came to Sronington. in
tin ship Rodney Carr. about 40 years ago,
from the Island of St. Helena. of which
he was a native. tie served as a servant
h Kathleen when on that island.
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Wm. H. Post“)! the firm of Tslcott tt
Peat. W. has been appointed one of
the consul-looms. under the act of con.
gun. “to provide for the celebration of
the one hundmlth annivcruay of the
trootyo! pace and the “nutrition or
Ancients indetwmleuce. by the holding
of an lukmtional exhibition of arts.
manufactures and products or the soil
and nil-ab. in New York in lull.“
11:. premium lisu tor the state agricult-
ural fair which Will be held at Meridcn.
‘llél inclusive. have been on
m and the rules and regulations de~
it“ upon. The park and town ball will
be open for the reception of articles. Sat.
. Inlay. Wall)" 18. and all articlui may
be old“ to the care of the assistant sec.
rotary. L. E. Cue. o! Mcriden. who wall
ataond to their being placed on oxlribh
ion. M.k__
The gruluating clan at Yale this year
has an average age of 23 years. ? intuiths.
3! days. the oldest clai- save “.1 of which
there ‘3 a reconl. The choice of occupa-
tion is: Law as. medical l7. businmm 13.
M I. touching t. journalism 3. un~
decided I. The lowest estimate of the
loco-ry expenaro of the course is ”.7011.
all! one man has spent $8.20!).
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Ambulbertothodwn‘mu who lives
am Hilljfl 08 the Watertown
“bathrobes alligator sent bya
"halve from Fernandina. Florida. lt
umallthowaycurlulupinaluh. and
waldxfiysonthoroad withouttmdot
.3“. 'l'beownerhasai‘amrlyofsix
“unsung upandit he don‘t look
”onto! than day: some nice tat
muwmwhmrm
Nearer-onion. uscankaockainaa
“with his nil M. anddraws
m as well «a circa—Watering
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lw.J.H.lclna.theSt.lmiisnlllica~
“whet-unless“ flusatllow
in cop-Hadrian honsstatm
iota-hots. odi- hls inventions tho
htkavlnn done hiaut~
“tom. howill new build-ours
“hmmwm
*Mmmaflm aakour.
aim-tbs “W“ which
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hfiwatrr.aa:;thatotaaam
"do. Manama
9‘“ national deli-or way.“
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which will mic.”
la dividends
M a-chso at about
“in-sassy“ annular-rt Iowa
“mdfiflkMMdm
1”“ Bruits-satisfie-
h ass-lists!
outwltkvflm
sun-hr - _ '-
why it: Eve ' d
M .w was man-
IMIr-od otasparo rib. a servant was not
made to wait on her i else—s
man we imagine—replica in the follow-
ing train: Bananas Adam never came
whining to Eve with a ragged stocking to
be darned. collar string to be sewed on. or
a glove to mend “ fight away! quick.
now!“ Because he never rend the newspa'
persuntil the sun went door behind the
palm treco. and then stretching out.
yawned. " Ain‘t supper most ready. my
(lair l“ Not be. its made the tire. and
hung the kettle over it himself. we‘ll ven-
ture: and pulled the radishes. peeled the
potatoes. and did everything else he ought
to do. He milked the cows. fed the chick-
ens. and looked after the pigs bimsclf:
and he never brought home half a dozen
friends to dinner when Eve hadn‘t any
fresh pomegranates. lie never stayed
out until eleven o‘clock tun political meet~
ing. hurrahing for an out-and-out candi-
date. and then scolding because poor Eve
was sitting up and crying inside the gate.
He never played billiards. rolled tcnpins
and drove fast horses. nor choked Eve
with cigar smoke. He never loafed around
corner groceries. while Eve was rocking
little Cain‘s cradle at home. In short. sht‘
didn't think she was especially created for
the purpme of writing on him. and wasn‘t
under the impression that it disgraced a
man to lighten A new wife‘s cures a little.
That's the reason that Eve did not need a
hired girl. and with it wru the reason that
her fair descendant did.
w.—
To Those who Write.
\Vritc the proper names plninly.
Never wrangle or dispute in print with
anybo dy.
Be brief in statements: sparing in com-
ments.
\Vritc with ink: never with pencil. un~
less unavoidable.
Don‘t attempt tine writing; it is news
that is wanted not style.
Short items and lots of them are
111033“ the editor and render.
lie pointed: do not write all around it
subject without hitting it.
When you have nothing to say.
Never mind filling out the page.
Paragraph whenever a change of subject
occurs. and in no other place.
Don't pull: if an ndvcrtiscment is worth
anything it is worth paying for.
Escbew preface; plunge into the subject
at once.
State facts: don't lllomllll‘.
what
slop.
\V‘ritc only on one side of the sheet. as
the copy has oftcntimos to be divided
among several corripositors.
Do not be afraid of making your com.
munivations too brief.
Avoid unpleasant rmrsonalilies. and
never send an iicm. the force of which is
tlnrb‘rstuuil only by ynunlclf and few
ulht‘hi.
You can keep the authorship as hourly
a secret from the public :is you please: in~
dccd. nobody need know that you write
for the nquvuwrs. unless you chums tn
lvt them know yourself. The editor won‘t
tell—rely upon that.
”#—
llow to Swim.
The editor of the London Truth. nftcr
observing that pmbubly not one in twcnly
of the persons who indulge in hinting on
a holiday can swim. proceeds to tell his
readers how to acquire this accomplish-
ment. Nothing. he rays. is more ensy.
“‘hcu the air is out of a body its owner
sinks; when the air is in the body “a mvn-
er llviflli. Lct any Ollt‘ slowly draw in his
breath as he draws brick his legs and
pushcs forward his arms. rctuin it. while
he is prvpuring for the stroke which is to
propel him. and slowly nllow it to rktsd
through his lips as his arms are pound
buck from before his bend to his sides and
his legs are sln‘ti‘bisl out. The action of
the stroke should not be quite horizontal.
but should be made on n slight incline
downward. The rixal rvusmi why people
take weeks in learn how to swin is because
swimming profwsnn either do not know
or do not choose to touch the philtrurplty
or breathing so as to h‘nllt‘!‘ the body
buoyant. I would engage to make any
one a toleruhlc swimmer in an hour unless
he be a congenital idiot.
Mr
Ile Turned the Tables.
There is nothing like presence of mind
after all. Ont-dark miny night. old D).
llntts. Who lives on \‘un Nests avenue.
San Francisco. was trudging homcwurvl
when he ilrsuivcwd that he was being
dogged by abnrly rufl'lan. evidently in~
rent on robber-v. They We‘re in a lonely
part of the town. and the man was just at.
his heels. when the doctor buttoned his
coat up to his chin. suddenly turned back
and said to his pursuer:
“Please. sir. give me a dime to buy
something to «t. I don‘t want to get
whisky. indeed I don t: haven‘t had any
thing to eat for two days.“
“Gm! Scott!“ exclaimed the footpad.
mks-ting his slungshot with profound
disgust. “to think bore l‘vobcon piping
ofl a panpr tor over a stile.“
And he walked 08 “roaring at his
luck.
_._, ”.,_...
It. It Now.
Don‘t llvoasinglo hour of your life
withoutdoinsuacdy whatistobodono
init.andgoing straight through it. from
brginalagtocnd. Work. play. study.
whalevfl‘lt ls—takeholdat cow andtirr
ishitupsquarelyandcleanlyrtbontotho
next thing. withoutlettinxaay moments
drophotwoen. ltiswoadormlnowrnany
harm that prompt people oonuiveto
nakodahymisasifthoyplokodupthc
mathstthodawdlsrslcst. Audit
ovoryouladyoursrlfwhere youhaveao
Walla-pruning uponyouthatyou
hardlykaowhcwtobqindctmtollyou
accentuako hold of the Amonethat
mun-dandyouwllland them
stimulus-silo. and hilow after. likoa
ct woll~drillcd soldiers: and
thoughwwkmbo hardtornws when
ltcbarne lna quad. his easily van~
uni-hulllymmbnncitintollne. You
havoclrecsoontheaaeodote ofthe m
whowasaskedkowhehad Wed
aomuchlnhlalito. “Hy father taught
me.“ mike reply. “whoa 1 Milan-
muhnnmhk“ Mitts
Hawthorn-glam“
ME—
“luymlrlhllomtbattaihryouroo-
M miss scam lssat my
omnropairmadwhatdonutiak
the rural bu done with it? way.
panelist“ “Yeahtthat will enable
tho Int hw yous of m. it h a onsl-
0' hot that children—ll“ animala—
novor laugh. if they are slated it inal-
ways with expectation. which is naturally
mixed with undetllod apprehensions: or it
is with possession of a coveted prise that
is too absorbing to permit mirth. Child-
ron do not appreciate josh nor wit. They
listen. and then inquire the question: they
one pursuing knowledge: it is only when
they are grown up that they can find time
to be guy. The age of adolescence is the
age of seriousness. I know the contrary
is generally believed; but the belief is un-
founded. It is the age of the pursuit of
the knowledge of human nature: that in
thc reason why children hate books and
book knowledge. The idleness of child-
ren is when they are hard at work at the
school of nature. and lime to be bothered
by artificial things. When we begin to
love reading we begin to lw so foolish as
to laugh. and to love. the comes of laugh-
tar.
W~ «-
Inma‘rsscn or Cums sxrx.-Most of
our invalids are such. and millions of more
healthy people will become invalids. fit
the want of paying the most ordinary at-
tention to the requirements of the skin.
That membrane is too often regarded as
n covering only. instcod of a complicated
piece of machinery. scnrcely second in its
texture and sonsitiveness to the car and
eye. Many treat it with as little rcfcr‘
once to its proper functions M if it were
nothing better than n bag of their bones.
It is this inconsideratiou for the skin that
is the cause of a very large proportion of
the diseases in the world. If. us claimed
by same scientists. four-fifths. in bulk. of
all we eat and drink. must either pass off
through the skin or be turned back upon
the system as n poison, and that life de-
pends as much upon these exllulutions
through the lungs. it must be of the roost
vital importance to keep the channel free.
.0. ‘
A New Yorker was robbed the other
day of $23.00) in broad daylight. and ho
didn't discover the theft until u few hours
uftcrwnrk‘ We slioul-l like to sec any
one rob us of $28.(Hl0 in broad dny-
light or narrow nightlight either. It can‘t
be done.
vv » «o
A sclicnil~teuclrer.wlio has just been It‘ll'
ing the story of David. winds up with:
" And all this happened over 8,000 Years
ago.“ A little cherub. its blue eyes dilu-
ted with wonder. after it moment‘s
thought: “0 dear. innrm. what u inem~
ory you must have!“
———4*—————
The Anthracite. tlic smallcst steamer
that ever crossed the wean arrived at St.
Johns. N. F. in eighteen days from l-‘nl~
mouth. England. on Monday. h‘lw in :14
fuel lung. lllfoctls-nm and 10 feet in depth.
slur consumed ‘20 tons of coal only und ‘30
gallons of writer.
—— 77 9o 0 ,_ ~—
It is said that the reports of the destruc~
tiva work of the army worm in Ncwtown
have been greatly exaggerated.
The worms—cuiiirr‘irtmlofiflfnund in the
Hill ward of New York a woman who
was the mullu-r of ‘2? children. all girls.
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Cleopatra's Noodle.
This nlwlisk. now on its way across the
ocean in New York. was presumed to tbut
city by Ismail l‘nalin. lute Kbcdivo of
Egypt. It was erected by Tliulules. III.
inurv tlnui lfilll ycurs beforv the birth of
(Wrist, uiul is. tlicrefnrc. 3.500 yruu‘u old,
It was crvctul at Alcxundrili in the eighth
ycsr of the reign of Augustus Cantor. tbut
is. cxriclly twuuty-tlinw yours before the
birth of Christ. which inforuuitiun is tn-
kcn from on inscription on its bronze sup
ports.
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(Dunbar-y Items.
Llfi'oru llll‘ Republican
Ruth parties have formed cnlupnigu
clubs and no earnest cum ass bus already
begun.
Foster Brink. have contravtcd toputn
building on l‘nliquiorpic avenue for l). E.
llurr.
The dry weather is already visibly sf-
(acting the grass plots and parks in our
village.
Miss Msmie'l‘uylor celebrated her 17th
birthday by a party. on Tuesday evening.
ll. was it piensmrt ntfair.
(luc of our \Vntcr (‘omluissioners very
pcn‘uiptorily stopped it Main street party
from tho use of Kohnnan water. in water-
in; llu‘ stnvl. in front of his store. below
the slluttul liour ull \Vendcedny often
noon.
On Monday evening the superintendents
and officers of thediflcrent schools in town
lormed rm- asaocintiou. the object being
harmony and union in Sunday-school
work. It is pmpcmsl to hold union meet
ings with the teachers. and occasionally
with the schools. Tho following olllccns
were elected: President. J. \V. Osluun:
Secretary. 3d. Oakcy.
The annual meeting for the election of
ofllceni and hearing the reports of the
standing committees was held on the .‘h‘d
inst. 0. I1. Northrop was elected Presi-
dent; Howard B. Scott. Vice-President;
F. J. Elwell. Treasurer. and Miss Carrie
mushy. Secretary.
Elijah P. Brown hitched his hum on
Monday evening last. near the corner of
Ives street and R. R. Aver-e. He becarnc
frightened by thecars. and Mr. Brown.
beingnear by. caught the horse by the
bit. but was thrown by its rearing and
plunging. head foremost ugainst ape-t.
rendering hint iussnslble. The horse also
stepped on his instep bruising it severely.
He was carried to his brother‘s mtsurant
near by rind Dr. Brown summoned. His
brother procured a easy coach in which
he was conveyed to his residence in New
l-‘airtield. «companied by the doom. lie
was in a delirious modulo“ all night. but
has recovered from the seven struck. and
is now doing well. 'nio accident almost
instantly brought together are Browns.
four brothers and the doctor.
AWhlto street woman. to savotim
diilnotmovothortcnostrommeohors
rice Maple. tier husbandatehoartily
otluand beingina hurry toset totho
shop. also tailedtopitthc chericc. The
truism ctthe story imam is the
pituihismuiaoh. Whatapltw We
shouldbeiusuchahurry.
MLMtwill collcetthoschool
tsatcrtheOenierdisulot.
it WW‘ Ketchuuu living in the
loworpartof the village. while toning
msmwmuuousmdm
WanNdaylaskoutoa‘oncot
hum and m to as: did not
kao‘ituattlintoruulof the M by a
mica. Altar discovering the lens
othisnnnrhoconcluddtogohm.“
oompuixufllowhxwlththom.
mMyofhnorM amused
MMRMMinW
Button burl.
An oxhlbltion of tho working: oithls
nowandnovol device wasclvonathako
Koncsison Wednesday Moon. The
aparatus. unless closely inspected looks
likoa rudder. save that it is longer and
narrower. ltisvery simple in its con.
structlon and is hung in the same place as
aruddor having a similar handle. The
operator sits in the boot and moves the
handle forwards and backwards gently in
order to propel it along rapidly. It is con-
struoted of some live or six small. flat
plates which are attached on one side to a
frame. and swing like a door. the whole
acting also as n rudder. When in motion
these plates strike the writer at on uligle,
tbus forcing the boutnlong.
A backward movement is obtained by
chunglngnlevcr. A lady or child can
work it with perfect misc. For pleasure
boats it must prove a great success. and
will without doubt bu extensivly used. It
saves labor turd obtains speed. Quitcu
number of Dnnbury Indies and gentlemen
witnessed the exhibition. and all who
tested this new device were pleased with
it. Mr. E. A. llousuinn is u pnrt owner
in the invention. and nrrnugmuonts are
now being made for its nmnufucturv.
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The Egyptian obelisk was shipped for
New York on Saturday lost. uud iscxpcvt-
ed to nrrivo about the middlc of July. As
the obelisk will be \‘ustly popular. quite
n lion for u month or two, why not run it-
for President of the United States? It is
the only thing that can go through tlic
Prcsiilcntliil election without it dulnngcd
l‘luirnctcr.—(.'Iru ('m'c‘ Guam;
wa" ——-——-
Dr. ltuvld Kcnuci 1‘: "Favorite
Kennedy”
stimulates rind helps Nature in her climbs
to throw off disease. It. does not light rm-
ture. It does not send the unhnppy suf-
fever into deeper ills of pain um er the
pretense of doing rim good. It acts tcnv
dolly and s 'rnpntllcticully like :1 mother
lulling her c lll into sleep and licnltb.
Is your head thick and licuvy? l“li\'ul‘llv
Rained)! will drivc out the poison nud
make you well ugniu. Hand your drug:
gist $1.00 for a bottle. or write to the hr.
at Rondout. N. Y.
For All l‘clunlo Complaints
nothing equnls Dr. l‘icrcc‘s Favorite l‘rc-
scription. It is a most powerful restorat-
tivc tonic. also combining the most valu—
nble ncrvme properties. especially “dupl-
ing it to the wants of debilitutcrl lollies
sutl‘el‘ing from weak buck. iuwurd fever.
congestion. lnllllulitllllll or ulceration. or
neuralgia ruins. Mr. H. \\'. Seymour.
druggisl. n Hinton. N. Y.. writes llr.
Pierce us follows: “The demand for your
Favorite Prescription is wonderful. lllltl
mic rmm state-d to Inc that his wifc bud
not done it day‘s work in live months.
when she commmlcmluiking your Frvnrile
Prescription. took two liflllli's llllll is now
on the (hind bottle. flllll it able to do her
housework rilouc lllld milk four-loco (‘nws
twice it day.“ llr. l‘iercc‘s Flivm'ite l'rc~
scl‘lption is sold by all dr-nlcrs in mode
cines.
MCI-I—
\'otc Taken
ls cut from the " State Journal."
Springfield. III. the following: “Among
the sick and disublcd. n ballot token ill
person and by proxy. l‘vsultwl in form by
nuuuuinious \‘nlc in favor of Wurner‘s
Stile Kidney ltllll Liver t‘ure. as n rcmmlv
for all discnsos of the kirluvys llllll ll\'\‘l‘. V
————o~———
licrucuiber tlint ‘ Kendall‘s Spnviu l‘urw
will do all they claim for it. Try it bottle.
Read tho Advertisement.
-—~~~ ooo
Sou-llrirso.
No proprietor of n Sen-Horse bus evcr.
to our knmvlrslgu. biul any occasion for
using Kendall‘s Spuviu (‘lll‘i‘. but it has
been used on thousands of spnvincd llONl‘H
With most wonderful success. luld it. is
now being used with the \‘cry bcst of silt
isfuction for every kind of n blemish or
laurelcos on breast or mun. As it does not
blister nod is certain in its effects. it is bo~
CDlllillfl the most popular liniruent ever
used for horse or buuutu llcsll. Read the
rulvcrtiscmcnt in number column.
Burn:
35
hp suite. refreshing sleep. the auguisltluu
of us]: and color. are blmiugs uttenduut
upon the repumtivc processes which this
priceless invlgornut- specdilv iriitiritos and
carries to n successful conclusion. lligcs‘
tion is restored and sustenance ntl‘ordul to
each lifwtrstoining organ by the Bitters .
which is inoffensive even to the feminine
palate. vegetable in cornposiou. nud tliur~
oughly safe.
‘or sale by all llrugfists and lilcalcrs
gen ly.
W mi?» snow.
FCRRISHING
UNDERTAKER.
tr'm - Rooms -- (Seek to Lane’s
mock. Nola street, (up swim)
Residence: 40 West Street.
"IAI'UIIIIIPII.
Alum W W“ It to hi
Cored without m In". Return
or the m prevented by the
W power or M
Emu lav-onto lemurs
_
(mmwmmsw
“amdunflnrdloyoraol-M‘
IMHRIHMMMoamotw
mmiflsbtaratsbomipn-
* WaTOl‘l, . .
.‘ Thmwhmgoodamhlm '.
GIVlslN AWAY.
m—lNCLUDIXG—w—u
E Jolly Tumblers. Fruit Jan-s
And on Endless Variety of
IlllllSl'lFUItNISIIING GOLllls.
To be found only M the well-known Store of
WWW—m? E. K. LOOKWOOD ‘
nmuims. 1 More:
“rush". I M inwsuv. cows. llm-sv-
Dusters. , , llcrucrs
OPENING.
SPRING
comstock Brothers
lluvu [lllll'l‘ll in Stock the lmrgcst and Most Colliplcte
Assortment of
Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’
CLOTHING,
For the Spring and Summer Trade of l 880,
Even Slunvn in ”ID Town ol‘Nui'wulli.
AN ELEGANT LINE
SPRING 0VERO0ATS
And ULSTERETTS.
Children’s Clothing
SPECIALTY.
“F
A
Our Gems’ Furnishing Goods Stuck
IS UNSURPASSED.
We have the exclusive Stilt} for the town of Nol‘wulk. oi
Damon Temple & Co’s Celebrated
N eokwear,
Wbicb for I‘Ilcguucc is not surpassed by any house in lliv couulrv.
Agents for Mullillll & Hutchinson's Fine Dress Shirts.
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES.
In Dark Mid Light Shades.
The l“ and C Linen Collars and Cull's.
The Latest Styles of Hats.
N. B.—~No udvnncc in prices, as our Woulous were bought- bu-
forc the into use.
COMSTOGK . BROTHERS,
ln‘suluthluli‘. BUIIJIING, ‘5 MAIN STREET.
count Norwalk. Norwulk.
_ , _, . a... ‘4.-__.v.s....fi . “n. .~.~- WW_._B.___n _ ,
SUGARS
AT COST
AT
W. W. COMSTOCK’S
innit-nuts and minus
AT TIiE OLD STAND OF
T. Burr Guyori 8; Son,
aPBINGWOOD.
All orders filled promptly. City folks
313d
it to their advantage to trade with us.
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No.17!.-nslsbt.aniucnos. LongthJ the r . c . 1 (”sub
. l l t. (3.) Dnlr‘ana. H.) Echo. m Celeste. 16.3 Jar-lone . i.
mimii‘aii‘ilrml‘ 1 $3: 3&2»: Grand Power—Infinite {artery—timer"! no.
FROM FA (STORY DIRECT 1'0 PPRCHAbAR FOR 865]. TAKE N0
H N fortrlnl and examination 1‘0 EVERY UNI. Guaranteed Ill: years. Y0!
uul-o'lislninr'rv or expense till you test and npprove inc Organ.
THE ONLY HOUSE IN AMERICA _‘ m
that uteri n b-ociavc crannJacts of reeds.ruh bus and coupler. for an. fiend wit iyour n
r a
ill be prnmptl paid for
0 on k or some res Inuldn tin-mess map that the urrnu w
ggr:t1?l‘::l‘l:|ltiglgl.yllfil“on?!” enroll at Siren for nflwn days trial. if the Oman is returned we pay
”Whinfvglpnfiw THE WORLD OVER.
A unusenl‘a consider!-
3 'l‘ 0 arm Sold Not (Inc Dianntlafled Purchaser. no
“anvil.“ owning writing: elf eerurruu a suprrh r lllalfllml‘ht trum uI. Dealers can trust tot {5
Width. 34 inches.
ll) [310 inltmmen
Ill 6 3 ud t with of infurrnltlcn of purchasers to conceal the defects
It'll'r“! sultw\sx.o:nnutu:nnw who will not nursti niusl tic-rid lnstrnmenu: f n.quli:gaso outline?
“II-t tluir merits cannot be hidden. l‘lrcul ire. Willi llli usuuds of Commands v us. 0 .
MARCHAL L SMITH. 8 "West Eleventh Stu ”0W York.
J ames. W._[ifllallflgl],
Artist
i-n-d. u~ u i- wrimu m lls cflccls nnd dove not blister
ltcud proof below.
Milible KBNMLHWN. PURE
FROM
7- T. FOSTER.
COL. ...
Yuriugslimu. Ohio. Maw lmll. um.
bu. I: .l. Kunruu. .t in. “cuts: —l had a vvry val-
uulilr llrllnlwllulllilll coll uliicli l [trill‘ll very highly.
lw lunl :i llll‘L'i’ lumv spawn on one joint and n smaller
\ ‘ .um-un lltc ullwr ulncli lumlv him wry lame: l had
‘3 ' bun limlcr the charge of run \‘cli-rlunry' surgclms
i \\ liivli fziilml to row him. I \\ll‘HIl\‘ dny Nadi ' the
. \ mluTliwllir-ul of Kcudsll‘s Spruiu (‘urv in Ilic(‘h cago
li.\pn~.~.-. ldrlcuiimsl at once to try it and got our
li~-~:
i drought licrv in ht‘llll for it. they ordvrvd llirve bob
Ilillnllltll tried. I "evil it according lo dirtctirms and by
the fourth till) lll“ cull consul to bc lamc. and ”Ill
13%“ _
l‘hle hunk llll‘lll all and thought 1 “mild give it a
l
. : lump- bud curir 'ly its ippvnrwl. I nerd but one hot»
illi‘ and we . uni. lamhsurc us two trvuu lumps lllld as
.. .- 2. i
! uh m :n.) llurw ‘u the mm: llc is entirely cured.
G lulll it (I ‘1 n (I BI.U\\' n Qt(}l](\ , "lr‘lii‘nrurw “us so nrriigrknbln- that I let two (If my
t ‘ k ' flu-lglilslh lulvc lln‘ n‘mmuui; two bottles, who m
\\'ork of .iuiifsvripuuns. 1“” “““i “’ “1" “““Wlmnfii‘ 12 ros'rm
Monuments, Fencing, Coping, lo. gxendnn‘s Spam Cure
" o 1-1 a. H h.
Martin and Plimhers slabs, “ “m “ °5
__ l‘nllvu‘s Ellis. \Vrisliiugtun \‘u.. N. Y.. Feb. 21.1878.
Cellictcry Luis Indexed.
__ " r rim {mi in tbv L‘rnmul again. and. for the
li, .l. lir:.\n.u.l.. .\l. llvl‘cnr Sir—"rho [articular
\\ Inc]. 1 "Md )0"? “ Sprivin run” was it Illa~
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Orders llroullillv :lllcmlml to. at llic Lo\\‘- i “N tum Tm” l‘.“"~ "‘ " “"mfli l“"m°"- “I"
. 0‘1 l‘l‘l\‘\‘\‘. i (sin: _\ lllllhlt‘lrl rl t'Xi\‘il~ urrylluug wt- cu-r luvs-d.
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lu- ~pr.irm of filxlt‘a‘ll muutbs‘ standing. I
.m) rump. lull in min. Your “Spavin
Yuuzs truly. “KY. )1. l'. BELL.
._ l‘:l>lur .\l. E. Church. l‘allcu‘s blills. N. Y.
Stemb%Wfiart.
‘ | ‘ . . ‘ Scull lltliin‘é for illzrsrmtcd circrrlar.\\‘blch vrv think
. .:tli .\ur\\;rll.. ( l. ~ ~ :i-wr pnmfnr in \lrlllvx. No usuedy has
lb such unqualillml sm‘t‘c.’\\‘. to (It! liltolt'l-
{. r l-cssl as uri‘. as mun.
ALL
¢
Pr“ 3! pi: buttiv. nr NS lu-lllrfi for $5
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' l‘tLl «.c .l\‘l'.\ lch l! or run at: it for you. or it will
‘ - -. - * 1w a: _\ nildnx» or; rr-(‘crpl of mm- ths.‘ pro-
.,; .7... in: n. .r. xrzxm a co.
3 Erroslurmh Falls. Vermont.
AND 7.
m LUMBER
SHINGLES.
* VOGEL
Baum:
Have now ready 0Y0!
$1,000,000.00 worth 0‘ ‘3
elegant Spring and ssn- '
mcr CLOTHING for Ion,
Youths, Boys and Old!-
dren. which they are
selling at nearly one-
half their present value.
It will pay you well the
time and fare it cents
All Brands and Prices.
LATH,
BEST BA NGOR.
Fence Railing
and Piokets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewoo
and Maple. G
And all Kinds of Hard Wood.
sire establishments,
cu surrealism utensil.
651, m. tumululrurlag.
m rm cm.
and Sheathing
Paper.
Henry .R' Fitch.
Tails;
Roofing
NOW
HOYT’S
Cough Syrup.
macs-H; blunted Er w
firwtotbe 1‘» “wt
Try a. Bottle
For 8.0. by flrmifls (.‘rnrrutl
and at
Em" “WW
i.-
you to visit their extol- I
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