v09L. 10. no. 53
SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY.9 OCTOBER 6.1880.
A CHAPTER lN MRS. SMITH’S
EXPERIENCE.
98v sins. L. ii. .ruox .\S.
It was a in iruing in "dog days." Mrs.
Mary Smith il always like to give real
names when telling a true storyi was a
naturally brave and cheery woman enough
but on this particular morning she had a
dofcful tit of the “blues." which elongated
her round face. and gave a. serious pucker
to her pretty lips. As he houni wore on
h"? gloom increased. and she sat down
for 3 “good cry" and a mental gloating
t‘in‘l‘ Ilt‘l' :l‘lt‘V‘dIlt‘tN.
In the m“: piano \v is small
the liiiih‘o
and hot; tli.» sun penetrate-l it through
and through. spite of its pretty green
lilznils illl'l \lli!\\'9'v' t‘.li‘[.‘till3‘. Ilow delight-
t'iil it iiiiist be to have a house like Squire
lii‘nwn‘s with broad liai ' and long corri-
.ii i shady verziiidas.
she
\lrlr'x
In the s‘ewszid had to help.
.\I ns‘. of lo-r ll"l‘,{lli"i!3‘ kept help. but she
Ili.l3l 3§trtl~l iii-r xiii-riiiug hours iii the hot
kit. iii-ii. 'l‘riie. 3llt‘ .zi llt i‘:tll\ preferred to
i. own work. but she sat
tii r- ru- ‘i.: ~= ; pettislil} t-i and fro.
\‘i .i i Iil‘ii -i::~l ill able h. iid hip.
liJil 3l-U t was an ini. iitozi of llt'l Kid.
ii.» llir t st ‘ll k ii iii hi. ii st} isl‘i. but
had \‘Iil‘li it two years; her liii'eiliiiiit-
t~\i*l‘}'
plztt‘t'
ll‘ I\\ . 3‘
iii-:-
it .3t‘t‘lIl‘
r.
sit.-
lttli always showed
anyway.
in; \\'.‘.s pretty,
2e ivi' (lust.
r mishiiii-re had been in Me zitid rev
E‘Jl‘Iii' and \Vit.‘ cheap
ii.» over
“I will write down some of my blessings
to—night. lest I should forget and be temp~
ted to muriuur again.“ She wrote thus:
MY BLESSINGS.
l. A pleasant home of my own.
‘3. A good husband who never frets.
ii. Perfect health so that I don‘t need
to travel i.i which of it.
4. Ability and dispoiitioii to do my
own work.
I don‘t know how much longer she
would have made the list. had not John
entered for an early tea. (ind she hastily
folded-the paper and laid it in her work-
box.
The bright silver and quaint china was
soon arranged upon the table. with deli-
i-ious bread and cakes of her own making.
John was unusually voluble, but stop-
pin; suddenly in his flow of small talk.
turned to her and said. “Mary. could you
get ready in a Week for a short journey—
say to the seaside or mountains '3 You will
need anew dress. something pretty and
nice. you know. I can afford it. for an
investment which has caused me some
anxiety of late. has proved profitable. You
havi- been looking tired and worried. and
the change will do you goed.
3'” be 1.1le “noticed" after all. and she
li;ii taneiod him thoughtless and incon~
silt-rate! She felt a great thrill of shame
and self-alum'iiieiit. It was the drop that
embed her full cup to overflow. and floods
of tears came to her relief. iiiueli toJolin's
amazement and e iiieerii. 9 But they were
happy. Joyous two a. and the sunlight of u
.3lllllt‘ was shining ihrougli them all.
triiiiiiiml. and the rest—Mrs. Smith's little
itwsv turned up in the liltt'tls'll} of ill3'_:i13t
05' course .3llt' ll'lll to telidohu the whole
lot. and she nestled down
lil‘ i :i lll'lllil ' L‘HIIVH‘IIHII that it
in i ii lllll3‘"il1'tlll loii ' suffering \voi.i in.
Her I ye fi ll ii'i -ii the \illage pupi- r, but
I‘:\'i‘l‘9\‘
oi i'l' Ill" \\ iiiiie
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”Us ~ii:f9\' :tghl U. 'ml‘ llt‘r “0“.
body \\.|‘ gum; siiiiiewlio-re. ori‘oiiiitl:
ii i '1. front soiiiev‘tii're: to the Illitlllltzllfis
to the w i3i-ll‘. to Europe. and she thought
i
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‘llllliill3‘ it was going to be
.‘iIlil. llt'fit‘ll‘ \"ktlu'il up in ii it
through the hot summer.
ll- 1‘ iii-.i l :ii‘lieil. but she roused lli‘l‘m‘ll
to prepare dinner as usual. John came in
\\ itEi :l. form-inns :tppv-titv, and say iiig that
lli'llliiiiilt‘ll his :lIlt‘illlHll. left hot
without to iio
lit \\' Iliilf‘fl
ii::l9\ .lal it
hit..-
Leni‘n
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’ll-l‘ ilv-im-tioii or lll'lI ‘ltl' sinireiviy his
‘1‘, 'l‘iii-ii 3lli‘ ll i-l
her liil‘lldlll was ... iin
hei'wli iii
iiiiiiie aliutlii-r
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. sure shi- never llilil three crys again in one
story. not even omitting to show him the
hull leu serap of paper on wliii h sh» h: id
be gun to enumerate he ‘r bli- ssiugs; and I
am afraid he felt quite a hero as she pet-
ed and much of him to atone for
It r momentary harsh judgement.
l'i'l‘tillll it is they had their pleasant
journey. and Mary wore a handsome trav-
i- ling dress. and I hope she remained con-
to iited and happy forever after. I um
i made
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il.‘l9\'.*Ihllllt‘lstitn‘lllt‘ Transcript.
wk coo—~—
.\ l'rctu' Story.
Iu\ . 'iples the psipi m te -ll :i ve r\ pro t(_\
s: oi \ of the Qiii i- ii of It ily. It appears
that as she was driving to the royal
of lunilo the t‘i\:li‘lilll.||l mistook the rind
\Vi ii MI
:lllil orie of the gentlemen asked the coun-
"UNIOROUS.
The bedbug gets his living on tick.
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Knocking a man down is a sure way of
dropping an acquaintance.
————oo*—-——-
“'hy does B linngmnn never read the pa-
pers ? Because he's a noosetnan already.
..._...7”__—.
The peel of a banana has been known to
cause a good Christian to buckslide in
more than one 'ay.
-————.‘.—_—_
IIusband—-“ Mary. my love. this apple
dumpling is not half done.“ “'ife—“VVell.
finish it. then. my dear.“
-——-..—-—~——
Th1l only time n. Texas man refuses to
“ take a drop “ is when he is standing on
n HeuiIold.
’—.——
neighbor as thyself. may be it
but it won‘t woik on earth if
is (i pretty
Love thy
divine rule.
your \vife finds out that she
little widow.
\Vliat shall we do with our cats when
leaving the city. asks an advocate of hu-
inuiiity. Give them to your enemy. dear.
Revenge is sweet.
09——
i[.i\\* time changes! In the
testament days it was considered ii miracle
for an ass to speak. and now nothing short
of a miracle will keep one quiet.
”—A‘QM
\\'liat is the difference between
star and a meteor? Une is a sun and
other is ii darti-r.
good old
it fixed
the
“ Ilridget. the dust upon the furniture
is intolerable. “'liat shall I do?" “ Ilo
as I do. iiiiirin. pay no attention to it.“
«9'
It was a \\'iiidliam \vii'o, who when her
husband was brought home intoxicated.
thanked (lod that he was not a blood rela-
tion."
.._-.. ..._
A medical student says that he has nev-
-r discovered the bone of contention. and
li'3ll‘l‘3‘ to know if it is not iii M the jaw-
)UIH‘.
l
l
”- .0.
“ lioli, what is steam ?“
tei " That‘s right—eomwire it."
live coiiipariitive. boiler. superlative.
l
“ lloiliiig wu—
“ l'osl
lmil.
iiirst."
Liza Jum- l said the
stitch of
lllt‘
old
that
paper
“ Liza Jane 3
ludy. “ you take in every
wasliin' to-iiight. forl see by
The Trump’s Story.
“ Say, psi-d, you‘ve stood by me through
thick and thin, you have. It‘ll be one
white spot in the next world, that will.
Raise my head up; there, that‘ll do old
pard. You and I have been A long time
on the same road."
“ Aye. that we have. Joe."
“ Do you know. pard, I‘m going on a
long tramp in a. little while '1’"
“ You? Why, where, Joe?
can‘t give up the road now i “
“ Ah. yes, purd. we must; yoti‘ll stay
here. Thoie rains—the cold wet garments
wthey have done the job for me. purd.
I‘m going to apply at a new door in a short
while."
" \Vliy. you‘re sick. Joe. You‘ll have
to rest here in this old burn till I can brace
up your tired body ii hit.“
“Ah. friend. I‘ve no need for bodily
rest now. It is the soul. the mind that. is
heavy. I‘ve kept up as long as I could.
purd. But I didn't want. to give out-—till
I reached this spot."
" Why. Joe. what do you
you ever been here before? “
“ Ilefore? Come. puril. I‘ll
smut-thing Do you see those
there i"
" Yes.“
“ Well. when I was ti hid I played
tug many a time up tli ire on those sumo
beiiiiis. Those holes cut in the clupliourds
up there under the eaves—I cut for my
doves. Open the burn door-«there. tliut‘ll
do. Ilo you see that little red house ")0!“
at the further end of tho lot F "
“ YI‘S, Joe."
“ I Was born in that lioiis‘e~ yes. I was.
Ive felt this body ginning ui-uki-r and
You and I
mean—have
tell
beums
you
iii)
uunted to die near the old home. “
“ ()ld home. Joe 1’ "
" Yes. this was the home of my boy.
hood. Here in this burn I‘ve helped father
tliresli many a bushel of wheat. I‘ve pull-
ed the wagon out of that corner many a
Sunday morning. hitched the team to it.
and took the old folks to church. It Wits
too good to last. purd I must go to the
city. l thought. “'lieu I left the dear Old
home I was honest. yes. honest—and would
wrong no man of a cent. knowingly.
“1-”. I went to the city. I \Vt‘lli
Ways of teiiiptiiti<iii-:iiiii I fell. The
folks at home grew worried—and I.
help me. Went from bad to Worse.
in to
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ll‘li.iii\' 3illl;i.’l,’
lli'l‘
, ls
~\ li‘. t‘I i‘i.iliii!';ili‘ ilT"\3*-.L
It‘lli‘lll" l» upon
f;it‘i'.
of drew iii .kiii; skill-“As illI lie-
for.» her. l‘l.iiti:i; and sliii‘ri‘i; l‘i‘iiue .\liil. .9
“pus.“:iieiiieri=~” hail been lzi‘iisiied tip-iii
it. and Mrs, South gdfoqlilillllll'lll-Jl)‘. .\II‘H. .
Ji‘lli‘3'ft'1‘1'iltiV so iri foiml \‘eiit iii \\'«7Fil3_ .
“I‘liat horrid dressiimliorf liievor can
li.t\r‘ :i life‘s .is l \\'.illi :l. The \‘lllI‘dl‘t‘ Iuo
Il‘ltlllliill.
sitl‘l'Jil
.tfl Ill‘.‘ \\'.ll‘l. T
than all.
int-re is a \Vlilihll‘
it? \\'
.lli i ll Illt‘ lull,
I‘. “‘1" w,
and I i' cf! 9
Jillir‘3 l3 :i‘iiiiiliiiii; lliougli
Izixii sure l~h.i\‘.~ ti‘ii-il tiil ..- eel-notional 3"]
.\Il’3. 3:1iitii 3|: silli. but ;i goul ilt‘ll of
Illllllililg: \\‘.\3 gain ' on iiisid- - of her liltleF
head. She made in r The
drew iiiaket' titted Illt‘LII :ind she
Mid Lie unit-lone d: l the rest. liiit there
was no griiiiil-liii; .ihoiit the bills. (in the
Contrary. John always praised her skill .
and “’Uililel’i‘il that .3'llt‘ (‘Hlllil pro-lime
such results wtth -..i little expense. Mrs.
Smith‘s burden was pereeptibly llglllt‘fl‘
113;.
Then she called where the family had
it t returned from the seaside. The house
find been chm d for at month. and a musty
odor pr I'\.tili‘l it. The litille3 were tanned
:ind sunliuriied. and admitted they were
‘ tired to death." and the mosquitoes had
ii. .ii’ lI‘3t‘
H“ it ill" L‘rut‘3.
iii-.itly
lit-(til ' tlI‘t'llilI'Lll.q II \thulil be fljtll) [0
got the domestic machinery in motion
again. but they had enjoyed a “splendid
time." and Were willing to put up with in
con \ enieiiei-s.
Mrs. Smith did not linger here, but llits‘v
teiied to a place \\;llt'[‘t‘ the family had
kept the even tenor of its way through the
But she found a small domestic
summer.
insurrection in progress. The girl had
that morning given her "notice." and
the mistress eagerly sought )Irs. Smith‘s
syiiipatiiy. She had had such trials with
help. They were so stupid. so inconsideb
lite. so ungrateful. If she only had
strength and nerve she would rather do
her Work thve over than be bothered so;
and the poor woman folded her hands in a
sort of despairing resignation.
an. Smith was getting her bright eyes
very wide open indeed. now, and deter-
mined to turn her steps houieward. But
a she passed a friend's house. she noticed
‘ununususl commotion about the prem-
ises. The doctor‘s carriage stood at the
door. Presuiningun her intimate acquain-
gaiipe. she entered to inquire. ' Faint
trio-ins limited from an inner room. but all
. elm Wu hushed as if the inmates felt
' ”Wives in the very pre-ence of the
bagel of dell-h. A dear member of the
Ihnfly had been taken suddi-n!y ill. and
my» could foresee the mutt. A line!
35R and Mn. Smith quickened llrr stein
hunt-quid.
Al the let herself in. the can‘t-y trilled
M a song of Welcome. John‘s picture.
span the opposite wall. arousal to tank
”wailing-ix Him pretty and quiet
8“ w it‘ll WI Lovely yuan of flow-
“ from be: can: garden, gave forth
'i-ir’m aim in strange mun-m with
“04W sudmmph-ir: alw-
»hl.de. whbc‘i more for the pre-
m h It. shed. at alone-n.
'llll'l \\‘:tlli to speak to her again.”
the iiiil‘li‘t‘
lil\\ iil‘l‘i‘3lt‘il.
who had
peared and. ris'ogiiizingthc man. told him
to \\.‘lll
Ill‘t‘v'llt‘i'.
\\'lieii the man was, for the second
.Iltlir'. lii'fiit‘i' llii‘ Qtii‘i‘ll. lli's‘tillli
'Yi’s. ‘tis thou. I thought i seen a
fairy. Thou are just an angel. I did not
ti-ii iliee yesterday that I have two little
ieryiug and smiling like a child.
'l‘lnukaig hi- ll.iil to do With a madman
was about to have the poor fel-
the very gentleman
P:iveii iiiiii the twenty francs up-
when
He informed the Queen of lib:
“ “Fill; llllll here by all means.“
was her (lll‘\\‘t‘l'.
ones without a mother. “'ilt tliuu be
their iiiotlieri'"
“ That I will." said the Queen.
" 'I‘heu tliere'stlie twenty francs thou
gavest me yesterday. I thank thee. but I
want no money." And he We: it away,
The Queen has iidoptid the two little
ones. and they are in an institution. un~
der her special patronage.
~90.
Ills Dena Baby.
.\Iiss t‘atliiirinv‘t‘ole writes to the New
Orleans Times. telling what her brother
Tom saw the titlier duy on the cars. Few
sights could be so pitiful and so full of
tears. “'lien the train stopped at the Buy
a mun got in the ears in front with a little
baby lying in his arms. The baby seemed
young. and the man hushed it in his arms
with a gentle rocking motion. bending
over it now and then to kiss its little white-
face.
After the train got under way the con-
duetor came to Tom and mid:
“Come with me; 1 want to show you
the saddest. strangest sight you ever saw
in all your life.“ and he led the way into
the next car.
" Do you see that man there ?" said he.
and there sat the man whom Tom had no-
ticed with the baby. His precious little
bundle lay quietly on the seat in front of
him. and as these two other men watched.
he lt'anrd over, looking long and earnestly
in the little face, and then Masai the frail
fingertips he held so gently in his hand.
" ‘I‘liiit baby‘s dead." said the conductor:
"It dial this morning at the Bay. lie
couldn‘t bear to put it in a coffin. because
then it Would have to go without him in
the Luggage—car and. so he is just carrying
it home tn New Orleans in his arms.“
Andtlie car rattled tin—the boy called
the stale slice of sponge cake and his
cigars through the train the passengers
laughed and smukedjuud fought the mos-
quito is. and hestrickeh to the heart‘s core
sat there quiet and unheedtng, watching
over his dead child. trifling the finger!
that Would never clasp his. looking down'
upon the white lids that lmd closed over
the bright eyes as the petals of u sensitive
dour close st nightstiuie over its delicate
heart. and the world was nothing to him.
“—«O—
The Sun prints a. poem every morning
and always puts directly under it the ad-
vertisement of is patent medicine which
cures cramps and colic. It Enoch careful
are for the health In convenience of its
gentleman at the Grand
l
t‘eiiti‘ul iii-pot.
“ .\‘o. surr.“ replied the porter. " It's not
ii-lioiiid tonne. but it‘s just belioiud
lie bridge lwyaut there.“
so re.
t
.0.
.\ " constant reader“ wants to know
where tramps go in winter. That. is a
question that philosophers are divided on.
It is known. however. that few of them
go to work.
.. ‘V. ._
A llnrleui man asked a neighbor wliut
'. was. "Well.“siiid the
coiiscioiu neighbor. “I don‘t know very
much about him. but I slion d think he‘d
make ii tip-t ip stranger.“
W”*~'-~—
Ullli‘:l;..'il is no iri‘everuiit city; so is Cin-
cinnati; but it was neither Chicago nor
in (‘ iuciiiiiuti that u paper heudi d an ac-
count of a double execution. “ Golden
Slippfih for Two.“
sort of a man )1". l
.09
An Elizabeth man says chills and fever
serve to develop and strengthen all the
best traits in a man‘s character. as well as
to support a great number of drug stores
and encourage ten thousand doctors.
M
-. " Granger.“—\'ou are right. The wagon
jack is used to raise wagons.and the screw
jack is used to ruin buildings; but it is ti
mistake to suppose that you can raise up-
ples with apple jack. It isn't in the pins.
W
An English servant girl who had re-
turned from the United States to visit her
friends at home was told that she “looked
really aristocratic.” to which she respon-
ded: " Yes; in America all of us domestics
belong to the higher class."
—¢oo——-——
“ Then how shall I get you. my jewel,
sweet Mary 1'" says I: “ If your father and
mother‘s so cruel, most surely I‘ll die!"
.. Oh. never say die, dear," says Mary: “ A
way to save you I see: since my parents
are both so contrary. you‘d better at inc."
H...—
Wonls or Windom.
The public mind is educated quickly by
events. slowly by arguments.
To give pain is tyranny, to make happy
the true empim of beauty.
The seat of knowledge is in the hem:
of wisdom. in the heart. We are sure to
judge wrong if we do not feel right.
Truth cannot be long concealed. She
Will burst the doors of her imprisoumant
and flash her splendurs on the world.
It is a principle of war that when you
use the thunderbolt. you must prefer
it to obs cannon. Esme-tacos is the
thunderbolt.
I! 3 man empties his purse into his
bond. no mun can take it svvsy from him.
An investment in knowledge always psya
the best interest.
W
Emdkercbief suits will he worn‘by lit-
tlegirlntluswinter almost as much u
mmmmmunim
”Moratorium-mm
never so handsome. never so perfect. in
my eyes. as when he is iiiuri'ied. as when
he is a husband and the father of u family
supporting in his manly urlus. Wife mid
children. and the whole domestic circle,
which on his entrance into the marriage
stage i'ltlHl‘ around him and constitute part
of his home and world. He is not merely
enliohled by his position. but. he is actually
bcnetitted by it: then he appears to me us
the crown of creation: and it is only such
a lllllll that is dangerous to me. and with
whom I am inclined to full in love. Ililt.
then. propriety forbids it. And Moses
and all European legislatures declare it to
be sinful.nnd till married women would
consider it a sacred duty to stone me.
Nevertheless I cannot prevent the thing.
It is so. and it cannot be otherwise: and
my ouJy hope of uppeuaing those who are
ewited against me is in my future con-
fession. that no love effects me so pleas-
antly: the contemplation of no happi-
ness makes me so happy as that between
married people! It is amazing to myself.
because it seems to me that '1 living uu-
married. or matcliloss. have but. little to
do. But it is so. and always was so.“
awn-«H
Tlio Cost of It.
If the total cost of sickness simply in its
business aspects were reckoned up, it
would be found to be great enough in five
years to pay the national debt. The mer-
cliiint has a headache. from it fit of indi-
gestion. and misses ti good bargain. The
lawyer does the some with sense. To say
nothing about doctors‘ fees.. it don‘t pay
to be even it little sick. Dr. David Kane-
dy‘ a “ Favorite Remedy " is a friend of the
business man. for it clears his brain. One
Dollar 3 bottle. Rondout, N. Y.
—~—*—ooO—-—--—
llnve Wistar’s Balsam of Wild
Cherry always at hand. It cut-en colds,
Coughs. Bronchitis. Whoa 9ing Cough.
Croup. Influenza, Consum ion, and all
Throat srd Lung Compl Ma. 50 cents
Ind 81 a bottle.
Au Bdllar’s Escape.
OFFICE 01" ms Iunvs'mui. Em.
Aunts. lows. Msy 26. 1880.
To whom it may Condom:—
I take great pleasure in mulling tinfoi-
lowing statement: I have been afflicted
with a disease of the kidneys for the past
two years. and have iii-led numerous rom-
odios with only partial and temporary re-
lief. Warner‘s Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure was recommended to me. and after
taking it the pain and distress left memud
I am to-doy feeling strong and well. I am
perfectly satisfied that Warner‘s Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is the medicine
needed. and em cheerfully recommend
It to others. G. W. Gun.
The Peruvian Syrup has cured
thousands who were suffer-in from
is. Debility. Liver Com e‘nts, BI ,
Ebu ii9mou. Female Commas Pun-
!me to my recs. th .
o'wle 4: Sons. Boston.
————...—__.
Kendall's Spsvlu Ours is highly recom-
mended by Prof. Williams the wonderful
home trainer. Reed “vent-smut.
Onto.
-————‘.———
MWWIMO Kidney and Liva-
1
Merchant Tailor.
NOINVALK. CONN.
'I‘lie In‘h‘t'L‘lUlllS and the Most Perfect Fit
“'iirrauted.
Mechanics Tool-i.
\Vhlw Loud. I‘wllits,
A full Assortment It
and Knobs,
.40065‘
Table and Pocket
General I lard wan-c,
Oils and “’ludow Glass.
of this but Quality. Cheap for Cuh
souru NURWALK. or.
46.") I!
(‘ALL AND izx.\\u\i
issoi'tment at the
cst' prices.
A.
Cutlery. ,
Hilti‘liiiiiliii;
Agent for the
Agricultural Imspllementa.
JAPANESE PAPER watts:
Dover Verdictil Boiler and Hall‘s Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
ip Chandlery, Rope, ac.
w. c. quthan
No. a MUSIC HALL BLOCK. 980. NONI“ Ct.
(ill—iii.
Jillll H. Smith, Fllil‘lsl,
'lHE“
HARDWARE FURNITURE.
The HEM" Afl‘llllTVU‘N'I‘ In TOWV of
The LargestfiandflBcst
low-
DAVID STOW,
Clark a: Lane’s Block, Main 83.,
(up stairs) So. Norwalk. CI.
44 lava-ll. My."
involving musty the whole
and the «fitting runway
”I"
tstinn would
modem
“th7
summation»!-
mu.
Anya-uttering“
mmnuvmor
AMPUTlTliill or} TiiE in
Within Three Inches of. the my Joint.
Operatio- pomr—d by Dr. Ion-ll).
ol' Readout, 1". 1., Pia-ovum: of
Ir. Ala-um Ellworth, I. Nth): manhunt
0! Perth», UhterOcM 15.1, Ind-um
to: more that twenty-five was with u dist-so
lot the thigh lions.
' rim up in“
the physicians who hid w”studied“! him, who
said than vs: no help, he that die. My
Dr. My, proprieta- d: “ Favorite Bones
w consulted. who W tint unpus
an “I. psfiht. Dr. Kandy
tip-ration. slid. than gun “h.
" to purify the blood, and thus
mttln Mun of tho alum—sud In
'ydintdsrdtho
swly rpfitcd and
MI.
WOOD
House, 8131']
0! ti.
CARR AGE MAKI
And Waning
H. TILILY’
S.
nun sarcoma NORWALK.
.qlepm 4 Nice Coup: leuway.
& GANUNG,
& Ornaments)!
P INTERS
raptu- Enact. 3991991310: " Grail-art
FIRE lNSURANCE COMPANY
"‘l'r'r
Nor“ ails,
CHARTERED l869.
CASH CAPITAL $200000
0131“] cums i
(‘l
WINFIEIJ) S. IIANFURD. President
TALL.“ AIXvR “MK \ :‘w I‘risiicut
HENRY R 'I‘I'RVER be'zcrei ryand'lm.-ri M
A. L. FRI3‘IIY. Asst. 3w retitrv.
A 'I‘. SUI ’.I'II (1cm ral Agent 9
New York Miller 168 llr \iiduwivi
n. Norwalijlgai Factory.
Al‘ex. Lauder. Jr.
MAN VFAPTIT lililt UP
a:
(it it I}:( :0 R Y} FINE CIGARS)
.\lso llealer ii the Ilia-i
iiwiigi smoking l‘ilaicns
.\Nl)
UlUlilil'F lililBlFS UBllBl‘fllll
Goods at Wholesale and
Retail.
Corner \Vasliingtoii and Main Sis.
Stil'TIl NOII\\'AI.K. CT.
Quality of
2.
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Lam-teach Pill 00.. Stuwltcr d. Ct.
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DE \LER IN
i-i; i—N-i-s
«-
:- .
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
AnciSheet Music”
Pianos and Organs to Rent. Pianos, Or-
gans and Melodeons Tuned and Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly Installmenta.
New.
REMOVED TO
Quintard’s Block,
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Frill Reading Room
of the public gouty-sly. ultustod on out sides
Dim: om9kmd‘s Firm“
liar oppol to
nudes it'l- om mm ii i. in“
rou- l- well it lira-d. mm In
tolls]: .ui.
son-EDIE nus articles tinnitus-d
tho “hum: prim
M'ltlm
ladle-Miriam
Qld Instruments taken in Exchange for
'iliiu in ii minim-tunic twin titted up for the tiniest
it this
stag. 0hr): sud use“ i-
Depot. South Nu:-
Tin
(axial-tome. It is
valid
united with our dailies. two lies. and re
mini rc Ind mush, bald o a number of
- “mséxgdiltm’lnghmks. Four I 1389 Blith-
OOFI‘EE ROOM. Win! How Arm ti'l‘ow write.
Thu is 9 M60 Boon mi the nine floor. and I Which tum- Mined up Erin an m
lady in stand-um 0.. IL. to ma rm, to improvements.
1. \v. sANiiu‘oRTn. Supt.
N FEW: YORK.
AND
N till WALK.
. {IN
”«m— :9!
Running Time
R. E D U 0 ED!
More Time illiiii lil New
YUI‘I !
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The Pcyuia‘r Steamer
a .
111 3 1° 1 C 11 S
ls izisi‘ ': IHI :ig'iler iiu l_\ tif’l-s
l. .\uruv .u: \ i ‘i'l‘Y‘l ngi3'2: iidnvscx
:9 i" . .. .i.' i. : .liv Iliiubury Mid \‘iw9
I.i‘.‘l\ lll9‘_‘ iioiu I ultoii Market Slip.
Ilt‘l 2313. l‘.;‘.~l liiVl‘e , til 'l.-ID
.rv . t. I'Zu‘t “in r :iF3:°°
Y mm the train for “with
«l .\c\ lliiwn ltiiili-cxd
. was run prunin- Hush- and
i‘ki'ill“ in“ in kr hltllJUIi‘ on the Ikillbllr)‘ Hill-
rowii :ll liz‘t .9.:‘,: l w oil lln bout
I'rl3hll1‘l3 :H d 1 cm: \e ‘IIII to and from the
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.‘ltlili. l‘Txci'iisiox Tii‘itiz'rs includ-
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:it the olilt‘cs on board STEAMER ,.
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Heie We lie in?
With .an I‘o; liltil' .\‘iiiuiii r and our Renowned
RESTAURANT.
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rip or single Tickets
Puss-e tigers traveling once by boat will shay! travel
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lent breakfast or dinner It the rcmsrksb 1- low as.
liming the best facilities. museum)” csa .
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thi' Pot irons itri iid and l‘ utter and in nice rimm- ‘
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tables of all hands in the ir Mason. itlt‘m is. 073
and rims Stews. 2n wits. Frys, 8U was. Shell “in!
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9r ladies and childn-n Fri-uh homemade mics- and
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Tc ACCOMMODATE svsnvaonv,
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:1 iii : inner from 10 to 4: “xi. m. sud save mutual!
an hour in the city for buslmuiu or pleasure. M) m
of orders cookcdsnd ndscrvcd up my time of that» day.
quickly.
lur All‘i‘ Porters iiud Cigar- “W ,
All the-989nm -
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prices 2! W I" 9
tau. 0! can wsiu-ri- and polite attention
" pagan to receive your kind “"011”qu ro-
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