, _ 0- m or m
‘sflifloun Institute
mil-“mum. was. “inn.
m
, f. h! Notion c. Ely.
mm 0! TB! INSTI'XCYE.
33:1: um anu:— .
. ,_ the 4:; devolves the duty of opening this
exhibition of the American Inst'
tits. Y havezo ~ ~ 1'
0“ u some of the similar
Whalthe 91mm of listening to
m distinguished men, and by their wis-
don 1nd mutation! ability. you have been
‘0“ rewarded for your nttendnnce and
your situation.
When you see me on the platform for
u knot the tenth time, I know you do not
W much. and I am not much abas‘iod
in Dome‘hlenoe, and it has been. by manv
m “patience. pretty well decided tlrit
on the 0139111113 darit was not expedient
to deliver n long formal address. ‘
There is on this day of opening a. vast
mount to be done. time to the exhibitors
limos: precious. great noise it unavoida-
=ble. union all eflort: to get ready are sus
pended, and when i know the anxicly of
the managers, as well as cxhibltoni. to
hnve all in oomplete order at the earliest
ponible moment. my opinion is. that not
much time should)» occupied in the open-
ingoddrebs.
The managers and the general superin-
\ tendent have made largeretforls than ever
‘ ore, to have this the largest and best
' ' 9131' held by the American lnsti~
tum. In I {.2me I trust it,will be in mm~
plete order, and this great exhibition will
be as inviting to the public and as bene-
ficial to exhibitors and visitors as any pre-
viously held.
(1n a former occasion I dwelt at length
tad “tempted to show some of the ad-
vantages resulting to exhibitors and visi-
tors. by the holding of these great exhibi-
tions of the American Institutc.3nd I shall
not now repeatlbemt. but where inventor,
mnufwturer. producer and buyer are
brought together. and their articles exam-
ined nnd compared. great and advuiltagc-
on: results follow. And nowhere is there
so desirable a place to hold thcsc exhibi-
‘tions as in this great city. Mi‘lious of p. 0-
plem Within easy reach of this t‘Xllllll'
tion-fill the nations of the earth aw here
in New York, and. from this cxliib'Jon
will gmw anew and larger trade.
Here the agriculturist. Dumflluglsl. llur~
ticulturist. florist. machinist and manu-
facturers of about everything you could
name. in short the whole industry of our
country will be here “ on exllllllllnll " for
the benefit of. I trust, us many \‘lnl[l)l“‘ its
have ever attended any of these great cx
hibitions.
The American Institute was rim! 2. rul
. in 1829, and for fifty yczuvs has lm-u cou-
stantly doing all in its qucl’ to cm ounce
agriculture. invcnlors. incclmuics. m.mu~
futures. tradesmen and urtmmuri dmuru
tic industry of cvcry l..u~l. and \\ ill roar
tinuc so to dinsu long :is it bus llll‘ aloldy;
and now let mcask the clllzclls ul‘ lnls
and neighboring cities and towns il‘ ywu
will not make available this 0p}h|l‘lllllll_\.
and visit this grcut cxluluilou.:lod llu‘h‘il)’
assist thc American lusluut - lo \‘ulilll‘llc
Jami increase its mums for :iuliug lb.~ low
gressivc industry of llu- \\ lLUll‘ mu ‘l 5 —
Very few of you rrzllun- \\ llltl .\
amount of time has 1‘ w. l}
during the titty )‘i‘urs \\ incl. lmw pnml
sincc the work was lwguu. lull llw labor
has “Qt be?“ \Vllllllill llllllll‘llnt‘ l'rllll'lli
Md bt‘llt‘lll. to all clasu“ ul‘ plwiilv. l'rw ll
small begiun igs and lml l;ll‘§,:c . \l“ mu
\ .i‘l
lK‘t'll hum.
l. tiuns of the migicmurs of ll c Ann-mum
b‘ Institute. to “but largo and mum: mm db
mensious has it l‘l‘dl‘llml. \\‘.~ \\ lm lurw
formally years bccn mllciufly \‘w‘llm‘lml
With the adnuuismeumu of lls ull‘uns. czm
‘scnrc lly Noble bow in lullucncv and u.
etloru have been t‘.‘;L\‘lltl‘ \l yulr by _\ cur.
unless when we compurc \i‘
yxxiralorg passed with the lll‘l‘xl‘lll. .\l
firstaiiiodcm t‘xph‘xs \i;i«..u.i and [rum
could haw token kit on:‘ tlm \vliulo
oxl‘iluuun. ‘ Now -Il lots of ground. cow
cred with buildings is out ‘lllllclvlll. All
the manufacturers and dealt-is in lll‘lll‘ll‘n
awful and ornamental. {\‘ltl t‘UllUllS iuu-
chiccs for saving human lubormrc \ imrml
. bynn intucstiug throng of lluullruls of
thousands of visitor which has .‘umiicd all
01 the exhibitors {but they zu'r grrully ‘.b\~
gainers by placing their nruwl. i in the
gun“ exhibition of the .\‘1lc. K > l lllsll»
.dlt‘.
I, have but a word or two more. and you
' l bt‘ Nllthl. The
lid. that has giwu sm'b prrl'wl n .l.... ‘
t“. lllt‘ lust “\‘u l‘kllllllllll.‘\‘ ll.“ l..~.«u
ngngwl. s‘l l‘lldl‘hi‘ \‘ «l. .‘ll‘. .\l‘l|ll\‘l.lr
l moot distinguwbml :1 ill \llll mm‘lml
iii-former on lllv m ‘nrl. l‘llx lwcu wu-
gagrd ‘tlll‘.\d this lk|\\'l“ll,{! lbll an .l‘
mom Guild. and or be ‘mm ulmu
favorite instrument mo ' a .Xci‘mmlll und'
evening.
The board of managers and gnu-id >u~
pnrinlcndcllt. zllul bis u»l~\:uzl.~.. \\lll give
“to" best effort» to halve ulll mugs \\m l; lo
the wilsl‘nclluh of \‘Xlllllllill‘n :iml \ nitm's.
Should it be thought Ehiiwllclil l’oruizll
midi-1w oy tllfiflllfilllallhl cum: 1.x \\'l ‘ be
‘ made during the pl‘ngh» oi lllc cxlulib
tron. I new dwlnw lllt‘ 'illlll mlulxiuon
of Ibo American lllalltulu open.
— 7 «to
1bc “or-rid .‘qu.
lllt‘ l‘l‘ru, \l
bull.
suluv (‘t‘ii‘lil‘llli‘tl
.
ll‘.‘
”V...
Molier: Maml tell you. is n vicious uni.
marl.
xiiiitaigue:
touches.
. Pascal: Mun—4t mow lluullle if uuccr~
‘ utilities.
Anon: A flatlcring husband l3] always
indulgent.
Sbnkspcnre: 'l‘ilc prlucc of darkness is u
gentleman.
. 7 A. Poincelot: The git-«test merit of many
husbnnds is their wives. .
Alfred dc Mussct: Exploit cc is the
mane some men give to Girl!“ follies.
Anon: \Vho ceases to a. friend never
W!- n friend—he was a man.
Balzac: A lover has all the virtues and
nil the defects which a husband has not.
~ Cervantes: Every man isns (301 made
him and chimes a good deal worse.
hater: "The more honest ii men is.
the le- be eflects the air of a saint.“
Nonalgue: Man laughs and weepfint
the nine thing. So do Chimiumzees.
Anon: He who knows his on u incapa-
city knows netlungvfew men know that.
\. Nomads Steel: Twenty years in the
life of n man isofteu n seven: lesson.
Anon: Run is en nimnl of three com-
parisons: max-ennui. leuannsulcnstnn
Lnn corrupls all llmtlm
an.
:\\Rolmcl: Self-nbnegntion. that rare vir.
putt-t good nun prowl: and good wo-
uln practice. '
m: When 8 rum tallies love with
mutton. bolt him: if he swears he‘ll oer-
hhly deceive thee.
. All: I never bmw A man in my life
than“ not bear other‘s misfortunes
M no 8 Christina.
,7 W
“It’ll-Inflow theme!"- ton!-
‘ ' filknobh hone when Kandn‘l‘s
MW rm will name
and born. 80
For the m sex.
Famous in flux Damage.
The hair is dressed very simply this see-
”mood close to the head. showing all its
outlines. The voluminous puffs and chig-
nous. worn last year are entirely out of
m3111011. and very little false hair is used,
except in nnturnl looking switches for en-
larging, the braids in which the buck hair
is arranged. Low coifi'ures are most in
favor, though ladies who are short. or
those with round faces still wear the hair
dlcsscd high. though puffs and braids are
not used by them. The only stylish high
coiffu-c is formed by combing all the hair
upward from the nape of the neck. then
covering the top or crown of the head with
a. large soft knot made by tying nswith in
a loose, fluffy knot. and tucking the ends
beneath out of'slght. If the forehead is
10". the front hr ?r is then combed straight
back. and leit plain; but if the forehead is
too liiglwit is shadcd by irregular Mon-
tague wan s, or else by a short bang. Low
coill’urrs are more generally bu outing to
tl e oval for es of Amcricnn ludics. The
popular Chatelaine braids are slill used
quite low at the buck, and these are now
two loops, each plnltcd of llucc messes.
put straight and quite tngctho . down the
middle of the back of the lit ad; then each
is curled around in a loop, which, wbcn
spread. out. fills all the space between the
cars. This is very easily as "ungod with
{also hair. but is more trooblosmnc for
those who have sufficient natural hair to
fonn the bmids. Large coils arc worn
again. and arc placed ve.y low down.
These are not the small Greek knot. nor
yet the plait twiucll czirclcssfly. or else
m mud i.) . tlllLk mpc coil. licsidcs 'tllt‘
becoming Montag ic curls there are three
wnvs of arranging the front hair: First.
with the loose waves that look unturul.
and leave the parting of the bmr visible:
second in the water waves that are mud:-
to lic llut «H the .‘orcbcnrl: up} tliird.witli
the short bangs cut all quite squzirc all llu-
comers. The natural looking \vuvrs most
not bc llull'y. now that smooth hair
again in fashion. They .1 m nimb-
by pulung up llu- hair on two or four liuir-
tin" and \\'t ziring it snull night. Tb.- buii‘
elmuld lo only slightly lllUlnlt‘lli‘ll, as wbvu
made wct .bc “gums wi“ be too llllll‘ll "LU
crcpml bur. lininlmssci's my [boy
bangs for ladies of illii‘ly ycnr.‘ and limb r
lll‘KW'rfit‘l)‘ llku [llnsv Wu ’1: by l‘llllllli‘ 1.
l‘lm‘gh lmlIl-s should not allow tllclu to
g ow its long as the bangs sccu on chil-
;\ lilllt‘ lu'lllilnllnl‘ is ll<l‘\l Hll llu'm‘
Sl night bangs. and l‘-n~ wuu-r
is
busily
l‘lll
d 'cl‘.
3‘35!) cu
w: x. .. :I'Hl vbis ls llw only driving row
cummuiull-«l fur llu- llzllr. .\u
sl: mummng ln liu'p lllt‘ bull' clvlm. (\llll u
,2 not «bad ul‘ brushing, lll‘llt‘ in ~llu. . llilivli
. film-s. :lllcl‘ curb of u lm-li lln- ll-lll‘l
pa~~ul H\1‘l' llu- ll.‘ll‘. \\ :ll l--~ luuml In ll. 1’
.l‘ u:l:_\ lll“ll‘llll‘\' for lll.'l\l‘.\‘.: .lu ll.lll'
\\'lh u :l lulv‘
mulsluiml
H
v... u in u; .u .rl but 1’.
b-‘lll imwi l.«‘ l“ l l«\ ,iwxi ul l ,‘U.
l'v-s. .1 la ;l\v H:- rutunil l. r louv-
lo gl'\\\\. ll‘ul \\ :lb liu' \\.:l« 1‘ \\‘;|,\ . ~, m‘ nlv
qwh- tint. and \ll'i“ l‘l! liu l‘.:l'l 1.2 m lb.-
llllilll'l‘. ‘~. (‘lll‘ tll‘ llw' ll sl. .\'.l\lll.l‘l' l~.l‘.\ .
pm .- ll;:~ lumv. \lm‘l'. nu. um‘. l-wl w;
\\.l\\'\ l‘H\l" l3; \llv \ ‘ll. ‘x' In}! \vl‘ ll‘n‘ lll .' l.
N'll : l mlu r l. :l ummuv. ‘uul‘llm' ll‘rv nl‘
bur >1 .;llll\ \\;=\n1 llllll «‘ul \ ll "\ l‘hml 1--
l‘w m mun .\l-\Hl:l;\ll‘ lm'lw iur lln' l .u‘l.‘
luwr‘. \\ lu ti lll" v lx‘\r‘) l lib-i. .ltlml bur.
'. n ;ul lu l‘ul‘u u
:l lilllJ. lilll >\\l‘.\ ll l\ .‘
\‘l‘l\\\'l}l all Iilllr" l; r l‘.l\’l{. Lllnl \ .i\ ll tll‘l
h llu u lllllll \l up lu m. lm cl . I. L; lli' 1. «win.
lflu‘ llll‘ lllll l\ l~r:i ll :: l~ “Ml l-w in?) llw
\‘r‘ll‘l‘l .l. llslll} llL.ll' tlml l';:~ lm-l llll‘i'l‘llllll
“ lx.ii.v‘\l .. ‘ll. 7-. ll '.l ll 1‘ l‘i'l‘lll.llli‘«ll. ;.‘
lll'\ w ll-ll. MI lawn) U... U...‘ ‘3! ~\\‘l-‘ll.
\ w \ )t\l“l.§ lunllm \\~~.lr l‘m- luck bur Lu
‘ H.
l‘..~.l in now \‘;:lli'\l l'.\'\;.l.lm-. Willi llu~
to [lure ;\ la \‘lrl‘qv lbw l'l‘uul blur lll
miimnli bulnlmlrm‘nduwulu-bmxllbw-:1 \.
l'n!‘
lli|\\\'1llll-xilllfivlu‘lilllilllll‘ l~.‘l
\\ llli llw xllldll 'u ll
l\‘lll l .u :i h‘ll.‘ll bllnl Illlnl‘ l«-\\. in
is
Kl“ \‘r‘l ~~ unai mm .l comb m‘ «in 1b-
l\
\‘ill'
\u in *i'lll \-lll.ll.ll‘lll.
llx l~ l‘nu \\. l'll illl llu' l. ll‘l'x Hl‘ llu' lunal.
mmmll; luml~ Hr cl—c Imiul’ xl \\‘2l\'\‘r~. :m
Hm: lul‘ \ll!‘ from lllill'. .lx ll» ~c :ll‘v ll'lllk
”L: m l‘u' who of llu' luxlxl. 'l‘bz- nlxl luwllr
mix of l\\'nl\ugr pcul‘b in tho curl of bull‘ In
ri~\‘l\ml by l‘.ll‘l\ll"llll‘rfi. 'l‘lxc
lll‘l‘v ls l‘lll‘ llll‘llwllllg ii Ilngni‘l‘ Hf hlll‘ll Ul‘
‘ch lllruugb Ilu- buck blur. or clm- wm mg
llll'lr.l|\\'1‘\‘lllll\llll‘li l’l mic slalc in .N‘pllh
.H‘ulr c \llllH «\l' .Hlll‘ll mil also
lu‘x-l‘i- mll‘v
lsll l‘u‘llmu.
llmHl
lulu;
l‘.‘ll
lb» u‘
9.01:. .\ loony \‘i|l\l‘li‘.‘ wuli mw u~
l~ ll 'll of \\’«~ \rm‘; u lllly J.l]\l‘ll'n:\
it"‘li'l‘ l!l.i l llw shell ~l;l.2,' l
lli‘b‘vil llw
“.0 a «u u :m'lmvx u. Jaguuiwv \\‘--lucu.
Nuul‘ul llxl\\'r.'\ .ll‘v u“ .l in tho \‘ulll‘urv to
“Hi
llirnll nl‘ iml.‘ ill
lvslcb il'uec uuw “mu nu luv \‘U'Mlgt‘. .\l‘*
lull'lttl lluwcl‘s or» t‘JlJ‘ilV .llkllhlillh‘ll l‘ul‘
\lh‘ll \u‘ ‘liuu‘i. ll u‘ llll‘ l‘.\l\l‘_\’ \\‘\‘l\l‘
only u n-‘\ Jo ‘Jr .jv lluu'vr low ill the luck.
nllldlll“
in
«stroll of :l Nu ul‘l‘ nl‘ wwxxlb ul'
um. i. Tlli‘ llu'l‘x‘l‘x n‘l lJi‘ \ 'l‘~‘l.{\‘ li lll"ll
r‘mwu \u mulch. u ill n wum nu lb . lvl‘l
nHlt‘ ol‘ [Ew urck. quitc blob uu-l fur buck:
ll‘ oiln .‘ llu\\‘vl‘~‘ ll \‘ usml Hwy .uc sllr'h in
llm bolt on he lcl“. fil‘ll‘. lnullcs \\ bu luu'c
gcuy boll“ do not i‘nru‘l‘ul ll \\ llll :iuy \lw
gum» \\ Imlm‘M‘. c: \‘ll\‘\\‘lll:" lint only llvvs,
but luv-n bond ill‘cds‘l‘s :1 ul culls. cxccpl the
muslin cell's \\‘\\I‘u m the morning. l‘lul-
illt‘ll mill w‘ :u‘ beings on \bc l‘orrbwul while
the burl; lulir ixlouguu‘l flowing lmrgvr
girls \\ Nll‘ Margin-rile bruins or clsc lll‘l\l\l‘
mi liming with either u bung or natural
wmcs in from. The unclcuu practice of
putting oil on the bulr bus liccu ubumlulh
ml. llllll tlw uulluul oil of tho llllll‘ N llm‘t
out by much blushing \\ llll at Mill“ blush;
lllc slmlupnolug kcclm‘ the scalp l‘ll tin and
lil‘t‘Yl‘Hl.‘ ll‘t‘ ucculuulnlluu «~l‘ (lululrull‘,
\Vll't‘ll 1.x sold to l»: lll:'lr.'.‘ml by llw ll~\' of
line combs. The“: ‘s in the market it new
cl ”w bush. which is rcputnl lo promote
the growth of liuir. and also to cure l‘l‘lul-
uclics. This lu‘llall has owl. with grunt fu-
\‘or u England. “lure u lllla 1:. cu Warmly
coiux‘..ui:.lc:l in high circles.—J!vrprr‘a
Runmr.
«>7 ~
311'. John Fortune of Food «in lac. Wis.I
recently became the father of I.“ in girls.
When he lmlwd upon the new comets he
smiled a sort of ghostly smile and re~
marked. “\\'e“. I suppose it is :i" right.
for it is said Miss Fortunes DJVt‘J .nuu
single."
W
S. T. S.—- We are sung tl‘ut you don‘t
like the paper. Vt'e publssli it solely and
simply to please you. \Ve should ask you
to come down to the office and edit ‘L.
only that if you did some inqu‘ l.ive per-
son might write to tell you liow much bet-
ter he could do it hiniself. and that would
‘nnnoy a. nervous person like you.
-——-—-¢w—-—
The mysteries of a baby‘s toilet were al-
together new to a. little four-year-old. and
be carefully watched the bathing and
dressing of his little cousin. \Vben the
little powder box was open. and the flufly
brush was about to be used underneath
the baby‘s chin and other places. be ex.
claimed. "Oh. aunty. let are see you onlt
s
her. ‘
-....._...........~.
There is no day waited for with so much
impatience as the first of January. The
saint of New Yours day is a Russian. His
nuns is Schweamfl. It is e dny when
most nan throw aside their bad habits,
iponpnflibe mdoftbe past and be-
;inmwitbnclenn pogo. Asnpeoplo
mmnotooputhelnrhow weendlftbo
when; in only right.
Can You!
Can you tell why men who cannot pay
small bills can always find money to buy'
liquor and treat when among friends?
Can any one tell how you ng men who
are always behind with their landlords
can play billiards, night and day, and al-
ways be ready for a game of cards when
money is at stake 1’
Can any one tell how men live and sup-
port their families. who have no income
and no worl., when others, who are llldUb’
trious. are half starved?
Can any one tell why founfifths of the
young ladies prefer a brainless fop. under it
plug but,witli tight pants and it short coat.
to a man w‘lh bruins?
Can any one tell why it in that some
mothers are always ready to » .x' for the
distant heathen when their on u clnldrcn
u re rugged and dlrlv '3
Cum any on.l tell why u man who is ul-
ways complaining that he cannot subscribe
for the local newspaper. and every wcck
borrows it from his ncighlmr, C'm ull‘m'd lo
uttcmlcvcry travelling show that comes
into town.
.__-———¢o.._.——-
Influence ol‘“’|vcs.
It was not all n dream which made the
wife of Julius Car 31' so anxious tb'lt he
should not go to the Scumc chamber on
the fatal Ides of March: had be complied
with hcr untrclitics lll‘ might linvc cscupcd
the danger of Brutus. Disaster seemed to
follow the chcckcrcd curccr of Nupolcon,
from which he confcsscd to {1-1 tho bul-
ancc-wm-c' of Jnscpliiue's lnlluencc mi his
iulpcdmus un‘ccr. And llcucrul \Vush-
in;ton, when luumrtnut Questions were
submitted to llllll, often bull said that he
should likc to ( any the subject in his [ml-
cbnuiln-r lat'flll‘t‘ be formed his lll‘l‘l\l0ll.‘l
null lllilm‘ who ltm-w llm c‘u-nr jullgmcnl
:lml clm'ulwl pullmsu (if 31' .\ \\':i.~'l'1'\;.2lun,
thought :~ llw bl-ill-r of ll‘lll for “Wall (“4
ll) mulu- her his confilb-llllul
limb-ml. llll' ',, of
llllVl‘ acquired for llicmsl-li cs
cullnm'llm‘.
who
:l gin-all n'Hl
cut lllllJll-‘l.)‘ mun
Bond llllllll'. \n-n- not only mun-ml llll‘ll
but happily mm ricnl.
0.
.\ Good Elm l'lucc.
le llx'v. llvul)’ \Vui‘ll l'u‘m‘lu-l‘ sn'llc
tuilcsl w-roman-1:1‘cltm'l'nnuu young
mun. \\‘lm n-cwnmcmlu-«l lllnlm-ll' \w. .'
highly: :llczng l‘nnl-Nl. :mxl chm-ll \\ 'Ill
slzuulmu
'l'u“ llll‘ll
iln- l- lull-3., " (ic. Inc an cu.» c
lll‘ll lluviculy may ln- rewmull-ll."
)ll‘ l'wI-(‘lwl‘ l‘l‘illl‘lll " llull'l ln- an ('11 lul'.
ll"_\‘nll would lu‘ Hwy. llu lllll ll'.‘ llll‘ l:l\\‘.
.\\'i\lll rl‘lllull-l\’l‘\‘l~lllll‘,:. K'w‘llull‘. (ll. lllil
pulpit. ln‘l .lli‘lll‘ :lll ‘lllllx. slul‘l ~. shop.
Itllll m :‘l lmmll-ux .\:-llur l‘ 'lllll‘. l\'\ - 1-
:l\\..) l‘i’ ‘lll lil\\‘\’l‘l‘.~‘. llnll'l plumb. Iuwll-
uln- lil- liul :l forum-r, unr ;\ m w-lmun.
in-ulxvr :l wlilu-r or u sullnl'. lluu'l ml 1).
“will uni-ll. Nam wl' lll~‘lll .u’v l'.lv_\. ll‘...
1:.) lwmwl llll'lnl. lull .1l‘u m .l \I'l‘» lmrl
“Milli. ll.un\\ nl' loll mm on) p' u \- lll ll.
vl‘lml l~ llu~ gun-T
v——~-<>
ltc 'l‘rmpcrulc.
\Ylll'll .‘ll'klll'\filll'Ill‘lll‘l"\lllll llllll-‘\. .f.\
not lul\ “ lwmr lull ux." ll l\ ln~lx~~i l»
.llcul'lllmuwlllmilkmlwuuvm liln .l
l. .11! m!‘ " l‘.-.\.\.ll - ll ~ ll"l“. " .ml l H Mm.
’l'lz' llll'
m Ill l‘ln ll.l\\' l‘l‘ u‘ i ulmldlmu |‘l llllllllll‘
lbw \} .-~:u. .LIW'Jl llllllllllul‘
bl» -l. “ lllxnlxlv~ l: ~1m- l} " :xlll l.~ ill--.
.l‘. llu' l-ulltlm x“ Ill-ml :l‘l‘l l.l llu . lb‘
\‘l‘l‘dl‘l nl~ lxl'v' lixlru. Hill} mw ll ill»? l‘ :'
lmlllc. .\ll «lru {duh mill ll. lll. ltnrl
>l\'-‘!lll:‘ l). l'l'npln-l H‘. 1: mil fill. N. \
- <9>
Minimum-‘- Iluu
l‘i‘lll‘u . l‘i-~ ~§ «l. in will I‘clull r~ us lulll‘l‘
{u :l‘l.‘\‘\|\\ \vl Ili.ll‘l l‘ln‘J. ll}-i‘l\ll‘.), lullunl) ‘
ll«l\. clml. \_ lllHl’lIll". crumgm m ~ mum ll.
u-llc. :m l llllnvl lull wlll .lllll «lu w,;r1‘nl':ul‘-
ll
..1llulll v H‘l
[t'i‘rl-HU‘ l“ 3‘ \ ..~ ills: l‘.‘ lr N (Runyon
l‘lxl‘dxl .‘Hlml’l \\\\|l
frunlllw Ll“! l’wlull lll.l1nlj.‘, .l.l..l. \.l
3113.; s-unl \\-ml or \\'.ll\«r pom-r " :i -n
‘ll'm‘. \v‘llllllll" ulnl lunl. l j~ 3.2.Illln .|‘\\l
lul‘uln‘. ls :l luuxl ““ll‘lll sin-mill: ll 1:.
rqllullv \ llll‘Ji‘lHll‘x lll l‘ll‘dli ”3.: up l‘nlll‘.
[rm-h :mnl iullsmmnlm .' ul..u‘l.a. lixvl)
l'\|.l\1‘lli|l\l alum l lw sllmilu-ll \\ .lll ll
l‘ll‘l‘v Hulls. l1) «li‘lldg'HK.
, ... -
l“ I'v—cdc .uu 1. hm. p uumlml by r . a '
'llllt‘ ll \l Ur l'l' \i‘
.\~ u
mlmll ‘_-.: :l‘l l'w lil‘ll‘h.
h lbw mu l \\ b I l: m m l‘l‘I‘ll :.lnllll.
lu‘c lm nvwr \\ .ll‘l‘ lo l'l‘Il l um lllmg l‘ml
:m\ l ml} \‘J us in lnxlr. 'l lu- twin-M ul' ‘0
kn .‘v must lu- publ lllh \‘lrlllln. illhl pcl'm-Il-
who lllw lo run for mu; length of mm-
ulmr l wllluul haul \Vl‘ll. 'l‘bc “mum \\ ‘w
llgcs in play llll‘ Noun for u \\'ll .l.. mu-
lllllq is :luwllwr l‘lllrldlll‘l‘ lbul rm w .lllnu
Mu rullur l"-‘.\‘ old
[lion-s l.-:al :lll lhl\i‘ lli‘lll‘ll or ywul‘mms
uvw num- l'ul‘ llu‘ mllu‘ Hf :nm‘nm‘. \\‘\~l‘ .l‘
lbsu lb‘lll of Homo Hill" ~\mllll \\ no lbs
Ill
in lu .‘
\illqill lu mimil'nxs
fol cu in lm wuui .‘lu uilx lus mm» mm
silvul :ulnl‘ullou ul‘ llH '\\\'\l‘\l‘\‘.ll‘l
m lumiv or ullrouil. ll bu tullgs chum lu-I‘
in his buluc ll\‘ \lrn'cn lbc l‘uluzly luxu‘ly
\\‘llil‘. if be lllllii ulmut bvr lll Iwr _ bomc
llu‘ funnly llcc lwl'ul‘o bun mul lvuvc b‘lu
in poem-salon of bulb parlor and l.ul}~‘u\‘l‘.
.‘O
.\ cigul‘rllc sluulm‘g m. mu of mm n‘ in
I‘ve! fuuulicx~ on \le h‘ do wow iluu i‘u s
nlllcc to request that n umlcc of bis cmu~
lug lull-Juli Iulghl be inserted in the 1%
per. .
“ Don‘t say. llowc Tr.“ sx‘lxl lbo young
mam. “ ”‘2" l mu ubout lu lt‘llll to (IN by-
mmuul altar. lbo bcuul; ‘ul and N‘-
coiupl‘sllml ibiugblcr of .\l‘.‘. Nil'llllll'm‘. bc‘
churn llult kind of slush ls loo olll. .‘lllll
beside. wo u‘l know that nobody can loud
it womrm. mid thou uguln l'.‘s lcup ycuv.
llc'ter mul‘c it rend that l lmvv coliscnll ll
to bc licr‘u." ‘
He won usxurcd that it would be (lune.
mid lcft.~——L‘lu'mgu Tribune.
._.— a. 9— -w— -
.\ 1mm in illiodu lslund was curml of a
bad cue» of rlu-uumtivm by boil”; struck
by llgllllllllu. llt‘ \\';\r‘i lli l lilll\"l Uillu‘l‘.
“‘0 may now t-xprl'l lo su- r. " tcslimu-
niul “ something like this: " Mr. Jove—
Dcur Sir: It is with u grateful limit that
I cam l‘vt‘l'u'lllt‘l'll ynlll‘ Tlulndcr Dolls for
llm cute i l‘ vb. ummisui in its worst sta-
g. :.. For scvenaa ~n years I was a sulfcicr:
l losl Ibo use of my lower limbs. and
spcut five hundred and forty-lWo dollars
in medical ulteiidauce. Life became u
burden and I prayed for death, when one
of your bolts came along and went ri‘t
to the spot. I was knocked insenaible,
but soon recovered. and now I run well
enough to run for a political ofllce. Your
bolts contain no mercury, and don‘t have
to be “ well shaken before taken.” For
sale at all dmggists.-—Norrisfown Herald.
«co—H
A lawyer who was budgering a colored
witness in a District of Columbia court
by nsklng him if be had not been convic-
ted of larceny. assault and arson. receiv-
ing a negative reply in every case. finally
inquired: “Have you ever been in the
penitentiary?“ “Yes, sah." Attorney
smiled complacently. and resumed:
“ How longmvere you there the first time P“
“ About two hours. Bah.” “ How long the
second time?” asked the altomey, rat-her
elestfallen. “ An hour. ash. I went
there to whitewash n cell tor a lawyer
who hud‘rubbed his client." The nttorney
not down amid the laughter of the spec:
A non in Indlnn‘n reeentlyhnd I «not
to observe the ingenuity of sparrows
which were seeking a drink of clear water.
The clear water was too far from the
swampy margin of the bank of a stream
to a‘low them to reach it really, but weeds
grew thickly along the edge. Four spur-
rows settled on one of these weeds, one
above the other. and bout it over half-way
to the water. A fifth lighted further up
and bout it farther down. Then a sixth
settled near the end and the whole stalk
came down level with the surface, and
they drank their fill without any difficulty
or having to wade through the muddy
margin of the pond.
Mr. Gladstone plays with lhe pieces of
paper which contains his notes. while d0-
llvering a speech: now and then he strikes
the thin hair above his forehead: his ges-
tures at first are few; at length he beg'ns
to give emphasis to important passages
with clenched fist. and when he renders
the perorution lie straightens himself up
from ncolloquiul to u declmnimly pos-
ture, his head throw .1 back. lzis sunkcu
dark eyes gllslcn from beneath the licavy
brow and the strong juw 80011}th set fcr
u serious purpose. Ills speeches are evi-
dently prepared wi.‘i the greatest carc, but
thc choice of words is left to the ‘ lSp cm
110!) of the moment.
' M
There comes a lime in you-mg men's ox—
prrlcncc. \leOn it dawns upon his youthful
mind that life is stem and real. and lliut
only by the sown-est labor and ;.,.‘c.ilcst
self—denial can bc hope to accumulate cv~
on n modicum of Then be
promptly mnr los it girl wi li ll \vurt on
her no: c. aml gocs llUll‘(‘ to live \\ 3lli licr
$60,000 plu‘cuts.
\\'('i‘.ll ll.
60.
In life worth living? or ruthcr is it worth
while in llvo l'nrty-tlvc vcurs in n «lull littln
town, rising; cvcl'y inn "ling will] llll‘ lurk.
and going' to boil “'llll l‘n' cbicm'ns, ur-
lc'ullug (‘llll‘l'll I‘VI‘ ," Numlny in Old nlylc
clollwszlull .<i11r;»l._\' lumlw. just to have
the pupcrs my, wbcu Ulll‘ lul‘us up his
\Vlklly l ms to lln- (lnisil-S‘ “ “'c lll|\«‘ lost
mm of our u‘llust and mmt r1 speltcd cili-
zww i"
#,M,.* .
lluvc “(him-‘9 Buluuu u! \Vllcl
Cllm'ry :ll\\'.l}'i .‘ll llllll I. ll curci c llllx,
Vaughn, lll'll'ldlllll4‘ \Vli lupin; (Hugh.
(Tulip. ltlllll~‘lll.l. l‘mwnuplioi. :m‘l ull
'l‘LlrmlL null lulu:l‘ompluiuls. 710 cents
lllltl $1 ll lmlllli.
-., ‘> _
'l‘llc I'm-tn'luu syrup bus l‘llrml
LlOllw'l'l‘li who wvh- sull‘rring from ll'vs—
p‘lllll. ll‘llllll)'. luvur l‘olupbuuls, llmls.
lllllll H‘s. Fem ll-‘ 1‘ nuplmuts ct '. l'nm-
p'lll‘l . Fr " la :my :l l ll'v“. Hl-lli \V.
lv‘uwlc .‘i S In“. ll i‘lun.
*Geo. B. Plaisted’,
\\ llulcsulc uml llclull lll‘.lll‘l' in
.Drugs
.\.\'ll
Medicines,
'zllcnl “edit-inn. Fancy
d-‘umlu. Pt‘i‘IflllH‘l‘}.
l
TRY OUR
US.“ ilv'E‘lla‘il...
for “.lldl‘llll
“RENE! Es.
Hair, Vail. 'l‘mzlh. l‘lulllc‘.
Lul‘m‘ Elm-k. I‘luc
lu'umlx lllul
l‘llmp.
.\‘..’clll \umcr‘.‘ .\ lllllll'll.
hams“. hpuuucs. l'inulcu. I'ullh.
Q‘ll‘.
l'luslciuun. Prescription.-
(‘m‘cl‘ully I‘outpmuulcd.
”ovum... punw l...» .l. lh
In nun. l-l! M
i ll! ll l“|\
l-‘llwn \\ ‘n mm ‘m‘ \w up
I‘ll :l‘\ ;‘-\c uu l in .
on: or m OLDESI mo uosr REUABLE
REMEDlES m m worm row
1'“! CURE 0F
(laughs, Colds. Hoarsonoss,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis.
Influenza. Asthma.
Whooping Cough,
Group, and
livery mention of the
mam. tunes mu cunt.
including
cousgup'rlou.
A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITESl
" It does not dry up a much. and leave lhe cause
behind. as is the cm with roost preparations. but
loosens il. cleanse; the lungs luul nllays irritation.
thus xvuioving the cause of complaint."
no nu'r um DECRIVED by mick: be»
lug similar names. Be sure you get
DR. WlSTAR‘S Ill-SM! 0P WILD CHIMY.
with the signature of " l. llU'l‘TS " on the m.
50 Cents null 01.0“ n Bottle.
Prepared-by SETH \V. FOWLE & SONS. Boa.
ton. Mm. Sold bydnluim Ind dealers more”:
PERFUME FOR THE-.
“‘TOILETn Til-l‘E-BATH‘.
2;:_\\, surgery
gsmnrm .9.
TE 6 ‘1 ' 00 oriltoolnrmonth
d l AAUAHEB$ s
norm...“ roll. shinning: a»...
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gainél
WATE.
no .“ ° .. .. “r"
l-«ilnnirdrnli‘ms.
. lam I
in llmdnn on s m
t their when development. Ivory hlna VII 1 a
(local: row I la lmlts. R “loll m- b
lutl help able. Skins L! I ‘I‘. “lanai-2‘:
rule‘s." ellé‘slll‘lm“lamll l?‘.‘.’.“°ll’°i°"'
v“ l i "I ' .
«wily o Wampum-to Agriculturaltlllei‘u‘ga‘l?
Wit
.tsmlxfi‘afllclcllll’inll
How 1'0 3: kid“... al: N
YOUR own
LAWYE
mild. e u
u
‘elllnkflll. it rise.
«mi-lures“. In! gem
aliill‘lla’lflf 2‘1"?
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nanny-nova n2.- .W3* 3......
c on r route on '
o rmnuw'ifil‘anw . Ml '
\ NM
hf'. HEN-38 b 0).. LNG Ambit. WW. 3-
vk «alt-£4
'Wll‘iil’l‘ sail, ‘
.UNDER‘I‘A‘K’ER.
Killfll all Lilli .
CURE
$1.25 PER BOTTLE.
A Posltlvn Remedy for ALL Kidney,
Liver and Urlmiry Troubles of Both
Male and Female.
READ THE RECORD.
“ ll saved my llfc.“——E. Il. Llikcly. Scllnn. Alli.
“ It in llw rcmctly Hull will cure lhc many diseases
peculiar to women."-—Molhcr‘s Muguzlnu.
" It has pal-Inca Hcvcro tom and won cudnrscmcnls
from some of the lilghcul Inmllcul talent in the coun-
try.“—Ncw York \\ nrld.
" No rrmmly llcn~tofnrc dlucovcroil can he hold for
one mmiu-nl ln colupurlmn with ll."—L‘. A. llnrvoy.
D. 1)., Wnrhlngtun. l). t‘.
Tlllslirent” Natural Remedy Is for Sale
by Ilrugglsts in all l’lu'ts ofl to World
TRY l'lV AND TAKE NO OTHER.
I]. II. \VAliNlllR. 3:. CK).
Wliovlu‘slvl'. Ni'i'.
Averill
Chemical _
Pallll.
C
———Q...————
Julns’
Asbestos _
Palm.
Glad _
Palm.
While Lead.
Ullluruenllne
l ‘:l\.. .\
Raymond. Bros.
Kendall‘s Spavin Cure
Ou Human Flesh.
lll~,\\ l-‘H-
ll .1 .‘r 'l‘lu
\, m n l \‘II ‘ \\:l~ .\ um
"-l. lll"l!l\‘ ”in-“m, I
'l \lllll \. w. ‘ hymn.
,.. . .. .- .il\.l|-ll.. MIN. '1. llu‘
v--l ll . - .l .. llli'lli \m- Fm u
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IJl‘\ \l l‘ lll"'.
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‘~\l - \\
l. l l\'wlv|ll
sin. ..l\
'.‘l. l\'.‘
‘l l‘ lllll'lllllull
owl.
~l'. ll| ll ( in all: ulm ll “1‘ lb l li
I~ \ .l‘ll.l*~ \n trulu‘} luh
\nllml mu r-u, In mu ll'llIHI
ll lll.ll
ui ~.\ bwlllw ’Ul $5
l..- l l .\l.l.
lilll \ l\.\ l. x l. m idll -u. l. for will or ll \nl'.
lu- -. ll l u 3 u ' .\~ «m in. ‘\l l‘f nu l‘ l\\ All! lint
ww'ul- lll l .1 l\l‘1\l\\ll Alli.
ll do; , l. l‘ul - \ rmmln
GIVEN
'wnro '*
-' 'rhoBurgIInI whmpodamAlno-t
AW AY.
—-——-—lNCLUDING-——— ..
Jelly Tumblers.
To be found only at the
/
...‘_—
(3mm; "f E. K. LOOKWOOD -,'
Brusllo. ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
Fruit Jars
And an Endless Variety of
IIOUSEF‘URNISIJIING GO() 178.
well-l ’ ‘ 'n Store of
All Brands and Prices.
LATH,
,anr BANGOR.
Stoves,
' Ranges,
ll valor:
Fence Ramn
and Pickets.
SUG-
rX'l‘ ‘l‘ll E () l .l
(ich us :1 trial.
)CE
x“..- ~ ~ -.... the... a:
'l‘lll". \l\l\'l‘ \l l \ li\\l~‘l". llli‘.\ll{ll\' l \rl’ llmui
\' ll .‘l‘ l ~ \‘l r l lll llr l'.l|‘\ l" lllu. lbw)- Ill‘l llll‘l .
u. .u w... in»)...
l“ ll U .\l
COL. L. T. FOSA‘ER.
/‘ ‘ v... v‘u‘ n uh .- \lay lolli m‘l
‘ lll: ll .l l\l-\l \ . lv~ l . I lllllllt\!‘l\ \ul
who-ll. \l‘mm- .. .. “‘1 I |.\ll \\'\‘\ ‘llk‘ll)
In- llv‘lll‘ ‘
“Ll U“ l \l .l‘
".c .u «. »,~ . . in! nu “Ullll :uul u “mull:
. l\ m | \lrx nuur. I “ll
lulu llllll l .v m.- ~~ .l’ I\ u \ll‘rl-~ll\ H gr us-
i Nu ll .w l i. in! \' lulu l \.u~ulu- flux [lull-l ~. lu‘
lulxcl‘lh -..i Ill u" m mail] - .‘l‘lll ul lm‘ ll ‘Ju' \“l uni
liw-‘x . I-I/l‘l um. ll. ulu- In ll‘) ll uml cu. our
mus-c“! lu‘ll‘ ln -. l... for H. lbrv urxlrnwl llirn- bul
lbw, Ill-cl. I‘M In El” and lbnucbl l uull‘ll cur \l n
llmrx i; i ll ll..l ll‘\\l ll z uuulluc to \lvrv. .mux and by
llli‘ h .u'll l .l\ lll‘rnll :lmsl In ll‘ lulllc. mul lllt
mini-l lwulri l\ llmululimlc‘l, l um ll lllll our bill
. .. ll c l ”Iv. ululu air u- (for Ilulu lumps and us
\I. Hm I w .m\ llolw in llh‘ mlulc llc lv-cu \u-l) ibl'ml
'0 u .u no» ml l‘l‘lll llklllll“ Hull l lcl l\\u nl‘ my
u.‘ :.lll\\\l“ ll:l\|‘ 1hr |V~‘\l”:llig ion lulllltw. “ho r~v
“a“ uwu»: 1i \lll l: mu fully
l 'l‘. li‘ih' lx‘ll.
Rubber Paint
- vhllASr-m
\Von the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to place frau-
dulcut luututlous in the market.
\lll' i‘
All (lcnulu‘u Rubber l‘llllllv 1.9““ lllin
trmlc-nuu‘li.
sou lhlu ll in on cvrry puclvui‘vc.
Wu have
JllSl Rfllillflll an lllllIlBllSfl
Slick
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
'l‘ry ll ouco llllll you will “so no otlior. All Colors.
FOR SALE BY 3
John . H. Ferris
FOOT OF “WASHINGTON STREET.
DAVID STO‘V.
‘u‘
FURNISHING
Wm - Room -- Clark a We
Block, men ma. («9 m? )
.\\'ll Alli.
,/
1‘11
‘3 Wiflwmefitll
, ‘ l.
AT ops-r
All orllcl's llllOll promptly.
llml il to their advantage to trade with us.
ABS
AT
W. W. COM ‘TOCK’S
L
sinusitis and MEATS
) S'l“\l\'l) ()L‘
SPRING W COD.
R’S,
TCHERs
K I N [)8 011‘
WRAPPlNll
BAGS\\APRIL3¢L
u
City lullx's
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak, '
and Maple.
And all Kinds of llnrd Vl'ood.
and Sheathing
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
Take
Roofing
NOW
HOYT’pS
\
Tim Bcsl Cough Remedy Ever) ('
feral to the Public. 7
Try a. Bottle
.Fur air by Druggisls (inn-run
and «l
Hoyt’s Pharmacy,
South Norwnlk. Conn.
James. W. palanagl,
All!“ .
G mu ilo and Brown Stone
\\‘url: of all l’hwcrlpliuns.
.lllunnmenls, Fencing. CBBllllL &_c.
i
élllanlles and flamers slabs,
Cemetery Lots InclOsed.
Unlcrs pnuuplly amended to. ill the Low-
est Prices.
Steamboat Wharf, _ -
South uni-wok. cc. 5
Will open his store in
New
South Nurwall. Sallilay
Everything new and «
of the best
quality.
Choicest assortment of Confeo- ‘e
tionery ever offered
in town.
Ice Cream, Charlotte
do Russo, W'edd‘
Cakes, &-c.,.flllrnish'
at short notice; ‘ ‘
ll
‘Snloon connected 17: m’," '
5*
Whitewood ‘ ,
cough syrup. ‘
T. Burr Guyer 8‘ Son, * ”
DE KLYN I
Hotel Building ,
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