I’M. Deco-bu s. “to.
m
lining. 0! Am cignnu-e now ex-
ported to Europe. How may person:
hove my idea of the npidly incrensing
mannfnctiue of elm in the metropolis.
Recently published marries show tint in
one large factory in New York city 1500
perm are employed, and during the
month of October £888,550 cignrs were
delivered to customers.
The Democrat. ue congratulnting than»
selves that Enamel: was not elected.
They say if it had been him instead of
Gorfleld the present dull times would be
laid to him. You couldn‘t make any Re~
publican believe now that the President
bu anything to do with the business of
the oonmry. while before the election
they were ready to take a solemn oath that
Garfield‘s election would insure a rush of
budneu and an increase of vague. There
ore diaerent effects at diaerent times.
A lady made some very practical re~
marks at a Sunday-school Convention in
Kingnton. N. Y.. a few days ago. She
apoke strongly against the donmralizotion
of tobacco. and remarked she might be
treading on somebody}; toes but there
wasno doubt if there was less smoking
among the mole superintendents and
teachers their influence would be greater.
She still one of the greatest hindrances to
school work was the excessive dressing of
children for the Sunday-school. It seems
sometimes like a dress pom-lo. Many
mothers. she thought. who sent their
children to Sunduyocliool spent more
time in dress and furbulows and fixings
to maltc them shine otl' than tlivy did in
studying their lessons. Silo was afraid
the women were much to blame for this
evil. If they wished todress their little
girls so much, it would be how r to do it
for some other place than for the Sunday-
schools.
The Commissioner of Pensions. in his
annual report. shows that on June 30th,
there werc WHO? persons receiving pon-
sions from the Government. the “\l. l‘r‘lllg
composed of army and navy invalids.
widows. minor children. om, survivli
soldiers and sailors of tho Wu:- of lSl‘B.
and widows from that war. Eight thous-
and and forty svven names have been ud~
dad to the list since last year. During the
ycnr 19.545 new pensions worn allowed.
and 1.377 penswns previously dropped ry-
storod: 123475 warn droppod. The annual
pensions average $103.84 on iiggrcgntu for
all of $25.917J30fiflll. l'lxvlua‘ivc of ”iv
arrears. tlio puymonts for tho your :lilloufl'
ted to filldlilfi'ififl. of “'llli’ll $13.4'l‘.‘
min.“ WM accrual pension in (lu-
vnscs. The payment: of zirrmu‘s livg‘in in
May. HT“. 'l'livrv wus paid in Elly and
June of that your $zl.9:l:l.:t~n,n:;. and gun,
9%}.Sll7.‘.‘3. during the lost tlwul your, 'l‘liv
tottil amount paid out for {u‘ll‘dillli during
tho your was $.37.ll‘.’ll.tllll,l‘.’. l‘n:u:iva~~
sinner Bnntloy t‘~llnl;l[t‘~ that it will
quiru upward or $.'illJlulU,llMl to pr.) rim
pensions for tho vurrvnt _\‘i*lll‘.
“—
llt‘iV
r~--
From all that run lw :m'vrlmhml zilwut
the negotiation of tho now t 'iiiuz-w {not}:
it .«k‘llli that tlw ‘:"\'£‘l'llllle‘lll of l ‘iiirm ll:u
noted Willi n (‘Hll‘lllt‘lli‘llw plil‘pnr‘w to l» .
1‘.in :uid lilwml imxzird lliv l'miwl Scum.
Thur gnvvruuwut was nut-«l lw [lllllll ~ in
tlm L'nitvd Suite“ to imi‘t :is {l lll‘"~l‘l‘<s_llir
site upon an lllll‘l’ll:lllV‘lllil t'vllllllll~slull lu
.Lljuilli‘lltt‘ all (if lilo
gnvernmvut :lgciius‘l iliv . llli‘l‘. Li‘wii llw
ground that \‘liiu-i lmd always pl‘«|lll]i!l_\
and generously llirli‘lllllill‘xl llllw muniry
for any wrun; cmuuutlul. while this gov
ernmont had been livglr‘c‘tful in similar
cases. But tho l'illllt'nt‘ guvvruxuvut dr-
clincd to take udvmitugv of our gll‘v't‘l'llr
mom on {but scorv. it also urcwd upon
{but gnvcx‘mucut m plum! « u n l.lll.‘ll~\l'y
coup-c uud cxvludv Arm-Hum lLIk‘l'l'llilll!‘
fruit! that country. or impose upon llivui
disibiiitics similar to tho-v “upon-d upon
Chinese llh'l‘t’llzulls‘ m i‘ulil‘utilid. Tim
they also dm‘linvd to do. 'l‘lw iiuwiiluup
lines of {but govurumvut in iizivi'pus-x nu)
olutzivlv to tho nugfllllll‘nlll of u ll~‘\\‘ irritv
in no doubt uwm: in a :m‘. i
own ubjm‘tmm lu lllt‘ llllllllgl‘dllnil of its
citizens.
rlmuu ul' pupa,“
«li‘gl't'tl {‘ l ltx
_ . -. -~.....,._.__..
THE (1.1212'7‘1'1‘3.
"Sundry South \‘orwnTl: frivirh imm-
l\«-:: l to tho poms of inquiring wliv \
illll.l{“l ll'lll.‘u .il' 11w “find“ in." 1.1.
N-‘nfznvi'b (li.llrlllt‘. ll h .~‘i!il§‘-l\ H.421 l.‘
point \vn- msuyml tn mukv was: 15ml Hi»-
dc'uliuvl lizul lu‘t'll orig: :ml on ”AN 5‘ Hahn-‘3.
prior to le-cti-in m priming for Elw lbnl‘
ocmlw party. Tlu- Suitaiwl in ll~ airliu .,
reform l to. not only :idums :ts mllw \\‘;l.\
open on that Sunday for sl‘c‘illlll‘ lyuimvm.
but “mum away ” its pair-m (inn. 'l‘dVlnl‘.
M the llcruocmt associate “'llll it in‘ Elm
Sunday lfitllmu‘llnll. Thu“ admitting ii”
that we bud clinrgml. and bad no dwin- In
cxtvnd n 1"l'lll’ll\(‘l'\}' \Vlllvll nil!“ rig-Enid. 1r
sevluml dun-minim! to (“wry on in :m an»
my and. to say the lvzut. very uugvntlo
manly manner. :md . l wu droppml tho
lubJezrt. The current rumor giwxi 1N bv
several of the leading whim-us of Soutli
anWalk was to the Nit-ct that it was ill"
forged Cbinns.» letter tli 7. Soiitionl w.»
printing that Sunday. This wo doomed
improbable at the flaw. but Wu stated lllt‘
rumor as it was in clruulntiou. What w.-
then and now mow than over. believe the
Sentinel did print that Sluidnv for (ion.
Taylor. Was the Son l-‘rnncisco' circular to
laboring men. :1 document (‘tlljillli‘ viliuiw
0m with the l‘liiru-p‘w latter and circular-n!
about South Norwulk with it. As a mat.
ter of fact. the inc sixnilc plates of tlw
forged Garfield letter were sent out bv the
Dcmocrritic National Committee ti) be
printed in and to appear in. the regular
editions of newspapers, while those put
out in the circular form. were printed bv
the hundred thousands in New York. and
were lent all over the country fordistribm
tion. Three thousand of such were sent
to the here with orders to circu~
hbnudweturn bill for the cost of their
. The whole thing was a piece
d very dirty luminous for any man to ha
in on any day in the week. and
it I not firing to be. wooden-d at that
Kr. L; In very mad over the expo-
liter-Gown».
—‘I'he 5:511sz will be more courteous
fin the Guam. and we therefore pub-
“ it with in full. As an example of
mm. Iquinningand misrepresen-
hfim w. have never an anything to
and our used contemporary. Its twist-
hgud tuning is painful to itself and
w; to beholden. It lacks the
non! mg. to acknowedge its mistake.
and int it was wrong in its statements
obouttbofinmm but tries to distract
» “on from the red point of discussion
k 1*: other. The origin“ statement
l
ton. wboin the some issue. said that “ for
nperiodofsomeflve weeks prior to the
election he found enough to engage every
energy of body and mind for from sixteen
to twenty hours out of the twenty-four,
the unturnl result of which was that for
ten days before election be had lost all
power of refreshing, recuperating sleep,
and consequently his nerve tension gave
way. and with a. severe cold, brought on
a sort of general collapse, without devel-
oping any specific disease. but that he
suffered terribly from neuralgia and old
ralgin. from acute inflammation of the
throat glands. and about all the pande-
ruonium upset and overstrained nerves
can kick up: notwithstanding which. bol-
stered up in bed. he could still pencil all
now and then a line or so for the " Dear
Gazette.“
After two weeks of silence our brother
has been able to pencil oil' the article
which we quote at the commencement of
this. There is but slight evidence, how-
ever, that his rust has recuperatcd his
mental faculties or improved his moral
conceptions. for despite his inability to
sustain any charge lie bus made he lacks
tlw msnlineus to back down, than which
nothing is nobler when you are in the
wrong. or manner when you are in the
right. \Ve have tried to treat our brother
fairly and with respect. but we shall not
be able to retain for him the latter senti-
mcnt if he continues much longer to
dodgv and quibble. and persist in inisrepv
rcscntntiun and deceit. He made a. state-
ment three weeks ago that was false, and
now he says he believed it mine at the
time, and still he continues by insinua-
lion and inuendo to convey the impress‘
ion that it was true.
He. givcs {m a. reason for his again rc-
forring to the matter that “ sundry South
Nor-walk friends have been to the pains of
inquiring why we omitted notice of the
weeks beforo lusts Scnh'nrl‘s diatribe.“ Is
that the only tension. Mr. Byingtou ? llav-
cn‘t you been jibcd a good deal by others
than South Xurwalk fricnds? You would
have shown wisdom to how i‘ uuinuml
your silence rather than to make such on
cxvusn for breaking it. You know w.~ll
enough that you could not mninmin your
position; humusu you knmv it mu false.
Now you try to i'lmngv H, by saying. " ll 133
simply that the paint “‘0 msuyvd to mulw
was, [but lbw SHNTINEI. imd ln-w'n cnu‘um-d
nu tlw NHM’MM prior to (-iw‘lzeiii in print-
in; for llll‘ l’vlllilt‘l'lllll‘ party." 'l‘lmt \“lli
not lili‘ point at all. 'l'iw pumi you lriml
to make was (but ilivsizxrixizimu mind-u
primwl inc ‘llllllvix of tho f:\r_:vl l'iilih-‘i‘
lv‘llr‘l'. and yriu Rum-v ii. Tim! lnilni‘ you
consulurml " \ illaiuvuh.”
:md
and now
\‘Hll fullml in that.
lll»‘ll
n -c:io:x with it.
now yuil my. " wlizit \vn
prim [11.11Siliilldyl‘xll‘li‘ll. T.iylui'.\\'.i~e ilw
Sm l"l‘:l!l<‘ini'il i-irvuld." to lib win-4 iii-u.
u dlwumvul myi illy vd‘. ii:inu~ \\.lli llzv
l‘lllll~'~:‘ Evlzwr. :Ulll (‘ll'i'lll \l~-.l .ili Mi 5 -ll'.ll.
Norwulk with it." 11‘ ln'll"\i‘ll :lmi
why did‘i'; you my ~ v. Jill-l xvii}
You Lu nw If: i’
you
clur;.i ivlil‘li‘lllill: i-iw - ‘
vm d:~l 1w! l: ‘lu-xu- dunking
tfiz'u. llll’l \\'w d Ill". \\'§i-~:':n~z‘ you ill
now, You vwiilnm” ( . a '._\ (31.2! tiivi‘liii:~
an lvlhd‘ \\‘.l‘ x 1: “tin! wl ii! S with N rr»
\\'.lll\‘. li'l! Will: 53:» h’ m
\l'lllt"l n l-.ll‘ i. and if y Ill km or :lriyiliinr
him it tho nutter .4 Kill VIII. know that n
is his“. You «think ill lb" Sm l"r.lm'i~..-.
lwlhu‘ .‘li " villainous? “'1” you ‘Ilt'.’|\‘
pallll nu! \Ylln‘l’i‘lli in‘ UN \‘illullly I: 1)\)'\‘iilx
lui‘tlll to soy 11w.“ not gvnuiiw: l‘rrlizipa
you think it H willuiimuw for woi‘liiugnwn
to :ll'l :u all indolu-mluut of llll‘ \\'\'.\llll_\’
Chums, or in oppn-vilinn l\|)Hlll‘ puny.
You fm'llu-r my, "1hr Siaxrnu. 1.1 1H
uruclo ruin-Fred to. not only .‘iillilllx i" of.
livu was Ulli‘ll on Sunday for hl‘i‘lllJI‘ llll‘l'
un‘fi, but 'guvu uwuy‘ its pilll'nll. (i<‘llt‘l‘:ll
h l
.lll
l'r lila‘lxi'l 1.4! -r.
n
in tho Sdulziy lruusavimu." 'l‘lw 51:5‘1‘1-
.\‘l-‘.l. did not nor dom not :idmit anything
of tlw kind.
upon on that Sunday for M‘t‘lllill‘ llllnlllfl“‘.
it said llllll. “ in box or UV.) or mun-lulu”
I ll!‘
. \\'.*l‘v «ll-lixvi‘i-l
from :m olli .~ or from :i lwnw. Tim-v
0 mid romam :ia‘ \vull in the otlicu through
Saturday night and morning (1“ in ll'm
.Xiil (but was not tlu- lrzunavtioa
you r-lizirgvd us with. You cliurgml u‘
with printing the l‘iiiiu-m- lvlinr. .\i..l
now Wu l‘i'nl‘\\' our “(for to sldlt‘ what wu‘
.lor .~ in the Sizxrzxai. wills». if you will
(vii 11‘ what you was doing on thaw Suuv
days during lllt‘ live “rec‘d" prior to vim"
tiim when you found enough I.) viigdgu
every energy of body and mini for from
sixteen to twenty hours out of tho twonty-
tour which caused you for the ten days
before election to loseall power of rcl'rcslh
in; and recuperating rest from sloop, and
brought on a sort of gene ‘al physical cul-
lnpso without developing any spccitic tlls~
misc. whereby you suffered ti rribly from
ncumlgin, old rnlgiu. and about all the
puzidvuioziiuxu upset and uvursu'uiuul
iicrvcs can kick up. ii:it\\'illi.~t.iiiding
which. bolstered up in bed. you could still
pcnciloil now and than n llllzs or so {or
the ‘ Door Guzrti‘s.‘
“is will add also for your inforumtion.
that Gen. Taylor did not receive any fuc
suuile plate of the Chinese letter, nor any
of the Chinese letter circulars. Perhaps
this may Inakz- you feel better, or it may
cause you to make some other equally un-
trutliful char-go against him.
Again you any " the current rumor
given us by several of the leading Citizens
of South Xorwalk was to the effect that it
was the forged Chinese letter the SENT!-
3’21. was printing that Sunday. This We
deemed improbable at the time, but we
stated the rumor as it was in circulation."
In it true that you print rumors demga-
tory to the reputation of your neighbors
tint you believe improbable, because
wbot you choose to term leading citizens
give currency to them? Have you been
engaged in doing the dirty work of other:
so long that you hove no power or will of
your own. or does your pap depend ‘upon
your blind obedience to the commands of
your party’s roentgen? We would like to
havotbo name- of those lending citizen to
which you refer. Then any be a diaer-
enoe of opinion than: their Worship.
and while we might acknowledge that
they on the lenders in slander nod fol-o-
bood. we would not ndsnit that they are
laden in good word: or good works.
We unnumberquoution. to wit: "The
wboktbmgwuopiocoofverydirty bun-
hasfornnywtobecnugedinonnny
do, of the week, and it is not perhaps to
Smithy inni'uiuz, and w-- l‘.i:l to aw
Ll lr|'l.l‘l;\‘t' \\ lii'llu'l‘ lllt ‘.
liouw.
M ' ‘0? W
nuns-agate. unfit - a hit! upon
thouwho-howtwtplrlt MM their
fellow men of was mantel capto-
lty. Gerhlnly than baboon no exposure
of anything he hudone to cause his an-
ger. but rather an exposure of Mr. Bying-
ton to cause his sincere pity. "
Our brother says " we had no desire to
extend a controversy which our neighbor
seemed determined to carry on in an an-
gry, and, to any the least, ungentlemanly
manner. and so we dropped the subject."
Poor injurrd innocent! Abused paragon
of politeness! Persecuted saint! Now
you have touched our feelings, and we
stand rebuked: Had we thought how un-
gentlegianly our conduct wm-ld nppenngg
you, who are so gentle am‘. polite. we‘
never would have offended , . ur delicate
sense 0! newspaper ctiqu. m, but would
have adopted the clm'stc . classical and
truthful style of “ Rex " 1 r " TWnddle."
To be sure it was a common remark dur-
ing the last campaign that your paper was
the Republican swill pail, and the sewer
for the outflow of the party filth and slum.
the vehicle through which was given vent
the foul vapors of pcrsonul malice and ha-
tred, and the grossest personalities and in-
sults; that it was blindly partiznn and big-
otcd, and all that sort of thing. Such re-
ports must have done you great injustice.
In fact. there is hardly any justification
for retaliating upon you. except that it
gives you an opportunity to read those that
do so a. lecture upon the duty of Christian
forbearance. You remind us very much
of a. lad whom we knew in our boyhood.
He was u mean little fellow but be was
cute, for while he Would rcsuort to tho
Inns: dospicublu thing in his own interest.
he would plead with those whom he luul
wronged to rcfruin from resuming lllS
meanness on mom] and i-vligious gl'lllliltld.
Ono incident we rmnvnilwi'will fully illus-
tram his clmrzu'tur. A smaller boy than
himself had just conic out from his home
with n generous nlimx of broad and humor
in his band. and which 1w was pui'takiup;
of with cvidunt ri-lls‘li. 'l‘lm by we rvl'cr
lo wuntod tliut broad. and u" tho OllH‘l‘
boy was amullcr tlinn liiliisvli‘, Wont buldlv
up and grublmd it away from him. The
robin-d boy, in his indignution. pirkml up
stones uud lwgnn ln pclt tlw llllt‘f will)
them. when he put on :i mnvliuinnlnus
l-«ili. and vrie-d nut: “ Don‘t throw stones,
Johnny; don‘t throw Mom‘s; if you do.
(ind \vnu'! low- you."
Now. Mr. llyinglun. conclusion. 0
word of friuudly :idvn‘o. \Vlli‘ll you pub-
lixlmd llw lirsl :il'livlo llu‘mi
you may liuvu lwlim'ml who! you mild.
and urn- only iuistukvu. “'le you
pvilti-il it in face of llt‘llllll. you i‘llllt'l'
limul ll «»i‘)uii did nut. You s:i_\' in y auv
lll
\\'l‘l‘l\'3
Hg”.
r“.
lm-
:ir2d you \vuim‘d '
llllllili‘ll villdiiiy in tho SiixTiVlii. m wm- .
mow than mi-r, lli‘lith‘ tlxu 5:437:31]. d.l g
llul )(Hl.
nl~ llll‘ kmd‘
Taylor. as lll" lla-mm'rul :iuu'iulnl will: ll _
ll Lllil not .mv its u‘dlm» “an .
wvro delin-i‘ul t» (lg-iimid Taylor. Ilm: ,
Sun l.i_v iuul‘ulnq.” \Villi‘ll ix true. \\'.-
h.\\‘n drlxvrvnl I'l Lie 5: us our) print -l ,
lllllll’l’\ {or rliurvlws from it. «Illln‘ ll)
,lliii’d :zriu'lu llllll you did nut lll‘lll‘Vi‘ i'.
:lllll llI'llI‘Vt‘il mmwililng c-lw. li)‘ )nur
luwn uni-«k )nu \n-i‘v gndly of u \ll‘ll'llli“'.
f-md M'LllW} incl. to out r.~pi’u.u‘li u1~m
l , ,
lllli‘ .‘\l'\ll.\l 1.. \\‘ll|i'l\ _\uil lu‘lla‘H‘ll ll did
.nn! [lmvrvu \‘uui‘ lliird :u'lirlu ii \\'Hl'\=-
lll.ll‘. )wiir wv-md. lm'ullu- 2! lm- no .i\. l~
i ll luidly in I.
\\lll<’ll riizi) lu- :u'muuuh-d in: lumlliw you
by "sundry
in :llllri
l
l
: u.
i _\ Hf lullul‘ Hl‘ ili‘\'~‘lit‘_\ l
luch- h'umlwl min wailing :l
lilivmlfl‘ 'l‘ld lllll;:‘\4l"\nll;1‘ii nil
«‘wlllNN tln' Illul’i' ll‘ulliili- )‘vll \\ ill ggnl lliln.
:llnii't iliml“ llm! you mi:u-\vu.~l-_\.>ui'«-.m-
lilll"l \vl‘ \lluln'nli‘ yum-vii in llm! may.
g'lVll" unduly \iillill‘i' Him; fur ion in (in m
I and in furrivl u.
‘,\l..i\.- ”ll, \\.- .‘i.l\ 1‘“ .\wil in l"‘.‘ in l‘tl
In lll'ln‘ "sundry l‘iixvinh in South N Il-
§\\:lll\" “in! uh~ among: you in ll\.ll\~‘ h‘li‘ll
in :nllm! yuui' \1‘l‘Hl'
liu
l V
in ~ il‘i'} I*\lillel!ul|1!f).lill‘\<‘f.’.
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llwuw in: llll
.tl:i_\'~. 1: id .‘l quorum u." ll‘ iiiwmlwm pix»--
(‘lll, and it lm». in do little or no
\villi :lw nuuku' mm. 1! null bu romvm—
ln-n-d that ill lll.‘ llllh‘ livd _\‘1~:u' llw up
prupx'iulmii l.i.‘l.~ \vn-ri- immv llllli‘ll all [In--
im'. \\‘llllill llw lu-‘u
pi I [crow
i 1|.ll‘wl, w!) hr us lllv \\Hll\ ni' llu- minim!»
hr \\11\ roizl't-i'nwl. .ml [but (‘ungi‘t'Sn till
5 .
:lhwr‘lxlllllllg Win ll'uil)‘ a! mum to lukv lll
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leim .l‘musl lllllllll‘llllll Inislilvsv. ll llil‘\'
ll“'li‘.i‘lllllllrfill ('oiiuz'qu \Vill ll;l\l‘ n.)
:llliil’ 1m «Ir-n l-ill\ haul) l‘ni‘ inimv lint:
‘2‘1 1‘ r...;.ul. mul x: L. l.» l) . fn‘ iz'ml llm.
‘ Will bu n i‘vpummnwl' ill" Maul.»
1'
l‘i-‘l'l‘
i
{ll :1.’l~l*‘:«) vwiiuiun win-1i llll\ lithium“
',i~ gin-{p mvd mm} \uo lmri'n-d days m~ ud-
kumiuuul. and ll is tin-n tll‘lh‘lh lu-«l ru
‘lzf-w. \\‘lliiulll ilu- ill'lllli‘l'iilllill llmi lull‘ in-
\nl\'ln;,; tlw cxpi-ii lilulc of lllllliulih‘ n;
dollars nugli: lo rm‘rivv.
lirwm 11n- prl‘il‘lll nulluuk this MNH'IUH of
('ungi'rns wall lw dull. and vnuliiu-d mostly
. to such iii-liqwnxulilu lugislnlluu us lliv
Hm passage of llm u-gulau‘ {il'pl‘ulll'lllllflll
bills and pims‘llll)’ u liiizmciul bill lut‘llllllll‘
the .‘lrcrumry of tho 'l‘i'vusui‘y to i'cfuml
tln- bonded debt which will be Illli' in Muy
and June l‘ib‘l.
Tlinrc is :i disposition among Duiuocruts
to give politics n rust, and in this. it in
thought. Republicans will not oppzisu
tliviu. An oll‘ort will again be mode to
put salt and pulp on the (rec list. but if
any radical tnrill~ legislation shall be at-
tempted, it will meet With no success. for
Ri'pulilicunn will oppose important chang—
('5, prefer-lug to postpone them until the
47th Congress, when Fernando \Vuod Will
no longer be chairman of tho most ilupoxu
taut committee in the House.
A small number oilicpublicun nwmbers
have expressed themselves in favor of an
extra session. so that they can secure con-
trol of the organization of the House im-
mediately after the 4:11 of March, and
stop right into a patronage amounting to
150 appointments. which, otherwise. will
continue to be enjoyed by tho Democrats
until after the convening und organizi-
tion of the 47th Congress in 1881. But
the more influential Republicans oocui dia-
posed to leave the Democrats undisturbed
in the offices until December of next
year.
An extra session of the Senate will be
indispensable to confirm General Garfield‘s
appointments. and if tho new Chinese
treaty shall not have been ratified before
the adjournment of the prmnt Congress.
the Sam may remain here until the be-
ginning of summer.
The latest on dif is that Senator-elect
Fair, of Nevada. will act with the Repub.
buns. and give them the organization of
the Senate beyond a perndventure. This
rumor lacks confirmation but the Senate
will be unevenly Manned that each party
will have to keep its ranks closed up. and
the illness or absence from any cause, of
a single senator my turn the scale in very
important legislation.
H»..—
Prohibition.
Themuofknnsas. byvotmontho ad
of November, adopted an moudment to
in Mattias: prohibiting forever the
ale and mnnfocture o! liquor, except
for medicaid. mechanical and We
purposes. The youngsters thus-lumen o
scum attitude on the m qua-tics.
mm
The major-it’ll):- thepmflilfl, 7 on:
month! Kan-u!- ov-el' ”Molina fl?
peopleopposedtomm and its evil toil
justly proud of their victory. . 1116th the
battle was a hotly contested one. the liq-
uor men were thoroughly routed and com-
pletely demoralisfed. ' Karim bide fair to
remain always uhprohlbition state.
At the last general election in Iowa at
prohibitory amendment to the constitu-
tion of that “to was adopted by' the
peeple. Wisconsin, Arkansas, Illinois,
and Michigan are also moving in the same
line. Constitutional amendments of this
kind in the various states ought to be so-
oured more easily than any other, for the
reason that there vhould be nothing in
the nature of party questions about them
and such form of legislation is more to be
desired by rightuminded men than by any
other, because of the permanency there is
in its character. Amendments like these
proliibltory ones when once passed are
very dificult to repeal.
If. as is conceded in many quarters, lo-
cal option is not as available as n reformu-
tory or prohibitory measure, and is hardly
likely to be generally adopted throughout
this state. would it nOt be wise on the
part of the prohibition "ion of Connecti-
cut to unite with earnest purpose in u
movement to repeal tho infamous licvnsc
law which disgraces our statute books.
and demand in its stood a prohibitory
nunindmont to the State L'fonstitulion.
For the reason that the Presidential qucs-
lion is sctllt l for the next four yum s. and
for various other political! C(ninidorationn
{be present is u must luvorablo time for
action in this Humor iind it should be im-
proved.-—Slumf«.n'(l IIc'rttld.
Governor Blgcluw’n Muir.
The New lluvcn pupurn announce the
following appointments as determined
upon by liovornonolect Bigclow:
AdjiItimidicucrnl~tleorgo M. Ilul'mon
of New Haven.
Altl(‘R-(l£'~Clllllpv-Rlllllvl‘lol‘d 'l‘row-
lzl'idgc of New llllVl‘ll, \Villiuui ll. Unr-
ruws of Hartford. \Villisuu ll. Rudd of
Lulwvillu, Charles A. Ilium-ll of Days-
villu.
Executive Si-i'relur) , —.\lnrris l“. Tylcr of
Ncw lluvun.
Exovuliw Mi Sht‘llgt'l‘-—l“l‘llllk 1). Road
of Hartford.
Although not nllii'iully nnuouncpd it is
understood [but tho position of quarter-
iiiuslrrcmwrul luia lll‘l‘ll h-ndvrml to Alli»
lllllll'l' llurbiwn of Hartford and Iliul of
hill‘gt'ull-gi‘lll‘l‘.‘ll [n llr. Juuws (l. (in-gory
ul’ Noi'wnlk.
‘0.
ii!!\\' A \' TON.
,.\i‘1.lll'l|l.‘ln\' umulml iii-l \vwk }
“Tall Arm? villi
beet urn Coins-go,
DOUGLA§MVBWL°E§ POST
G A. Ru
Or SOUTH NORWALK.
.-.
The third lecture of the comma nt
M l.
u. I o a a J. 1 ,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20th. ’80.
-—-llY-~
Gen. Luther Stephenson.
SUBJECT.
BATTLE of FREDERICKSBURG.
Tlt‘kctfi for tho. remain (.cr of tlio Conn 0 ~ $1.00
r’iuglu 'l‘ickutn — - m
” " Cllllilfl ll - — 25
\
520 101
‘ BARN T0 RENT
Within flvc tulnutva walk of dvpot. Cnntalulnz "V0
good mills and one box Mull, Aim plenty of rw‘l‘lulm
romn. Addrrsn lil.. 1'. 0. Box 2'52. 50. Norn'pgkl.
51. t.
h otice.
l’vrnoufi bin-1m: bills ngulm-l ”ll“ (‘11)! of Smith Nor-
uulk. nn‘ lu'i'rlly rvqucm-ll lu pron-m llic name m we
nu or bi-fim‘ l)i-c. .‘lUlli. 114-1).
l‘cr nrdr‘r llourd uf (‘muivlluu-n.
5211 m EDWIN WIIJ‘OX. Cliv (‘lr-rk.
Hancock Veteran—o
Attention!
’l‘ln- mmnh. r- or lbw lluncurk \‘Mwnui (‘Inb arr rt»
y|ll|-<lvll [U inn-l n' the 'I‘umple (if Hnnnr “mum.
(‘lnrku l.:llli'~ lllm'k. Friday l'\‘1‘lllll,:. Duo. l('lli,
n17 u'rlm-lz. I‘I r iii-llrr
\\'. (l llll'llllll'l‘d‘.
532:: II ('uplmn.
HOLIDA Y
PRESENTS I
HOLIDAY “(MINUS unpuvltvd this
work. :\l‘ll-‘ll|‘ mid Bountiful. consisting
of Rlvjollrn, Built-lulu". Luvuuuul
.lnpulu-M‘ {a‘uorlu Aim on hand, It
lime lllw o1’“’lill¢~ (arianllc. Porno
lulu um! (Ala-uu'ur". u and. 'l‘lu
and "allow “’urc. (‘uok uml
l’urlor storm.
lllllN ('l..\ll l'.\l.\"l', for tin and Iron rnnlu
\\'«- luv lli. only Mum (Hr lln‘.~.‘|lrnl' ililupulni m
llll~ ('Hlllll). .\l-U x\ui lit! for ”w wilr METALH' 'l'll'
LAMP \\'l(‘l\'. lquuirvn lm [rimming iuul lln‘l‘ullm~~
tbc liglil
l'iii'ri, anu-l Mnl‘lil‘l rum.
F..HNa.sh&Bros
‘Noncn
inhabitants of
Town 01' Normal];
'l‘lu- ”H.
'l‘lw many l'rivml.~ lu- uii‘HIi-plimi Sim-ivy
:m- palm-ll in “(HF of his dillivultim m nu
gums bin tux mli:-rlini::..
Npumu-r t'. llm'l lll has lwun l‘llllllni‘ll lu
lliu lwuw li)‘ fill'lilll‘wa,
Iinl lax! lung.
I‘llml)‘ l‘.ii‘ilm~. lliw lli\nm‘i‘.~ ni' lllllll‘l'l'illl'
tuiuu ln lll‘i‘lVl‘ l'rwm \\i'.\l(‘l'll Nu-u' Yurli n
Hm! lll~ Ill:\'l)' v ln‘l'lllll‘l'n n! Ninth Nur-
\\ all. run lw >lll\',\ll\’il by l\\\ :iaxisdnul.
('Hllllllmlfll‘t' llilloIH vnlvi'priue of my»
li‘l"~llllllllt‘lllfl for l‘llll‘illw guns nmplo‘v.
mum In M lllllllln‘l‘ ul llll‘ll and drama
his l'hlilllll‘éllllll‘lll
«by-duh l'i‘uui nll lurh Hf llll‘ l'l'lllllln‘.
burn-h pl-i' wwl..
lu llrilvgup '1': 1.”! Humid}.
l‘mnd' ll\I‘Ill:i;:-i ruuliuuu mui‘y night
during lllln \\'(‘1'l\ ‘Il tlu‘ \l. 19. \‘liui‘i‘ll, r.\'-
i‘i'lll lv‘r..l.~;_\ i'VHlIlHL: win-d: l‘ ;,“|\'t\ll up In
'l‘vmpvmm-v rim-m.
currmgzu 1'.i«'lui‘_\‘ in running by «loam
low for wvvi‘ul your».
1.. (I. deu. “will known horn on u ynn~
llmuuu ol‘ grout nium‘prlsc. 'l'vll from his
l'liziir in u fainting ll! 01‘ purulysia lnxl
Sundayvv.-num. wlulu lulliuiu wuli lm
frivudlllr. lluwlmrd and :i Kt‘lllli‘lllllll
from South N-uwullu ll wua‘ lll'lcen
mmutm lmfnri- lw l't'i‘ilVl’l‘t‘ll.
LN \vm-l.’ vmi puvc us tun lllhllllll‘t‘w .d'
.ilim'lu'u of mind by nun-d li.‘l‘\i\lln, which
\\'\‘ rup by l‘uluiiug uu numb-Ill (lull imp-
ymnwl lu-I‘w l.l\'l \\'i \‘l\, Um- ul' our l|llhl~
no.“ lllt'll. :il'lvi‘ llllv‘lltllllg In lllri llll‘lllvNN
in Houlli Nurwulli. WlH :iluvul'tn Marl fur
lmmv. but could not liIi-l In.» llI'l'nI‘ and
W.‘|;.:i|ll. .\I'ti-r walling; u lulu: \\l|ll1‘..~ll|v
”will; mmw \Ilii‘ luul lllll'l"l\\'l’ll ll, :lllll
uuuld «In-ll rvlurn. lln allow-d his mind
:unl vulu'ludwl llui llul‘w' llml slul'l-‘d l'ixl‘
homo ulnuw. though it. wxm mun-[lung tlml
lllhl lli‘Vi‘l' linppmiml. Ho thl‘lt‘Il lUl'
llilllH“ llHIIlllL': lo m-rl'iulln tlu- lini‘wnii llw
mud. .\l'lvr lli' lxu'l wallwd lllullll lWU
nub-s, .‘wu-iliirxl». m‘ :lw- way limn.-_ lw
.- m... (u liimwll'. mid l't‘l'lllll‘I'll'll [lml ho
had i« ll ll‘.“ ll-Ilm‘ at lln‘ lvlm'lhnullh In 'm
alllnl. lln l'<‘lll!‘lll‘ll in 50min Nwru‘ulL. nu
mnvnul llln lmsw. ‘.\'llli‘ll \\:\:. wailing 1m
lu-zdly for his mush-1‘.
v..- -owo —-v~—~
(‘caznmzm .‘Gvnnc in Advorlhiug.
.\ model mlwillsmnnnl is dvsignml to
Nuilnl')’ ilw rutlunn dumund of u probublc
vuslmm-r to know what you luivv to will.
'l‘lw .‘lll‘l‘l‘nhl‘lll ndvci‘tiwr. Ilwrvl’m‘v.
s -r\'va (brim i'lilm‘: l“ll‘.\l. lu‘ llllllvi in ;:ivu
the mini-million “'llil‘ll tho public wants;
:lt‘t‘ullll. lli‘ uinm to much that part of tho
public wlmso wants lie is propurml to unt-
isl'y; and third. ho omlmu'urn in make his
information :m i any of acquisition by the
public 11:4 possiblc.
Thu commonest and liiuidivst thing in
tho Anwrimm family in tho nownpulwr,
:mdus nearly all the shopping proocmls
from tho family—from its needs. its intol-
liuuucc. its tastes. its fashions—it follows
that. the thoughtful zmd successful udver-
tiger amn‘ouvlws tho family by thismmus.
Ho doom not wuuto bis inonvy and his time
in loading his advertising gun and shoul-
ingitoll‘ Skyward in the streets at all
ci‘eulion. on tho clinnco tliut 801118 willing
customer may be going that way, and
may be brought down. on the contrary he
takes account of the mlvvrtiaing ammuni-
tion which lli‘ has on bum). and loads and
pulnlzd his gun. through the columns of a.
suitable newrpupcr, at the grime he wunt's
to hit.
Bvuidea knowing that. nowspnpera are
the limit moons of udvertisiug and bow to-
pick out the beat newspaper for his pur
pose. the. successful advertiser fully {rp-
preciates the importance of persistent ud~
vertising. Mr. Bryant used to say that
the great influence of the press depends
for one thing. upon its power of iteration.
Presenting the Home subject in many
forms, it finally wins attention and acqui-
escence. Used in this thorough and sys-
tematic way. advertising columns of the
newspaper are as useful and essential to
the merchant, as means of telling the pub-
lic what he has’to sell. us the clerks be~
bind the counter are to show his goods
when the people come to examine them.
OPEN LET FIBRE. '
Ill)-
Hr. Editor:
I notice in your last issue. that prepara-
tions for the Temperance Reform supper
are PM; Permit me tooth “in
what way the proceeds of thin proposed
upper are to be and? Will they be em-
\\'1\ hu‘w ll will ‘
lln ls lIlllll‘l' lllt‘ i'ul‘i‘uf Ina .
1.1“
:l «limllillili‘ quuliiy nl'v
Minimum-uh ml for .‘uimuzi: l ) illli' llllllilll'J;
.\li~, Spills. Ilwmi‘niuuur)‘ from llrnlmn;
lull‘l, li.-«‘.llll' c~n::.\:ilq-.~.vmit mul l‘t‘llll‘llml‘
(M lll't‘lllllll of llh‘ whim“ of \Vllli'l'. llli“
l)ll\\'|'r, wlm'li has linl \uwu l“‘llllll'i‘~l lm- ‘
l .\r‘ l|(‘l1‘l!\’ nonfivwlund norm-d Hm :i'l‘uuu \lrrilmt
lul l lw hi i1. 11' llIV‘ ‘l'nu \ Iln: ~l .n ~uu| Nurnnll‘.
{on \\ lill‘xlf‘lml llli‘ lidl din of liw‘ruilu r \ ll.
1"” in hull llil~l uln .flI'Il l for llw fulluumu 1“"
inmw In Hi. Fm 1114. llw “ml llllllll'll r. pw 1-, in
in ll.v' Shir. 'x‘..\ n .m m... .. n. »*.1‘]u‘rl or N inn 1..
land linslmm '1‘.\. . .uM :u I , .u. lll‘lrllpl’illllilll for
in |im uf ll ,lmuw fur 11m 1.4111111 \|.il; lu «nlamuii‘r
“ml in: ulv-ui llu [HIJ i. of \u .‘wu 'I'J'lllll' :Iml \Illli‘l‘“
ll- '\’lf"rl :ml “min. Iliv ~lrv-l- kimono- llmlmld~
, Hm! m... vh- Nlmn' Hun}. lrnln l‘url l'nlnl Iimul.
l [Hun l.‘. Vllnlll'4 Kll‘w'l mull: in [lu- lHllrnud
14:.“ .v m.“:..d. «m :....rli11~ Ill'>~l\1'ulnl‘lu luv
' ll" v4 2' ‘. .vv "IiI‘Illnv'l lug
f ll.l\ll\-iu “. ltumlm Hialwu
gi. ....d
. l\\\v Milli?! iv-lr
\\ ll.) l \\l r ~4.\\l\ll.~’.
l" \l'll. lN .1 ('Il:\\\'.
.. ‘l m-ll-vuuvu nl' rzml'l'owu
! Au (lrllinmu‘v llvlutlw to the
l'ul' ul' l’olim'uwn.
2 ll. [4‘ [Gum-ml by [In Hour-I of l‘nHHl‘l’Hh'll
“J. Him t‘i/j/ “f Nani}: Abra-<11}: : ,
Mil Thu. 1 'l'lu‘ )Inx .‘ I"\hf ul‘ 1' d .v rlmll
lnr - u u l:-\\ mini ilm‘. nun .- li‘lulv ml :1! lliviuh-
l of >‘\l\ ilulllll" lH‘l mnmli. “ml lln' |-:iv n! all «illur
.m. l > (In H >I..ilf luv nl lll" run Hf lll'li llh- ilnlliu‘w [n'l‘
lllv'lv'll‘ [or m. l. mu] | \| n day vi to l'llll w'u ‘u- n ll
ilt‘h ll
n." 1'
hi. rpm 2‘ \.‘. wrildmnixw or pull-i «if ”Ill Inlllm‘s.
‘ minim-t. n: In'w‘u .1“ .m In 1. I.) It lrt‘ulml
! ‘h‘r- i'iuv l 'I‘hh unliusuiw In lillit‘t'lll‘i‘l :u llw «-\~
1 Illl'llllllll ul llm Irrm of llnv ummlwm or llu- [in-mull
l min v I’A-lw‘
.‘lltlllll'il li\ m.-n..u..1ui'room-dunno! llu’l"l\'ni'
Sulllli \uman (I Ili'i' .lli 1‘3““.
Alnlirinul Ilu-i lulu‘r Nb. lwx
1 IHHH'I‘IAN SWANTZ. Minor.
Allv-‘l. l‘Ill\\'lN “'llA‘X. (‘in (‘lvrln
rum
1 .i..
H Vein Hooseai'
lmma mu ”vi-em Illt'lllluu u! Ladie- to my u»
. mu‘mu n: if
. Cloaks,
Dolmans
\.\ll
Ulsters.
The 5131!. \\ 1: Lu luumi llu‘
lh-ul. lllul l‘rmvu lll
l.n\w-l |I1llw I fly
AIw-x; I'<~llllill‘li‘ lmr ul‘
lllzivk and (‘ol‘d Silks.
H.~\'l‘l.\' m“. LYUN.
Black and Cold Siitius.
llrucudul Hilllv :md Saline.
Block «V. Col’d Velvcls
Black and Colorml Cnnlunorus.
All Wool MUUlllllUS.
—fl'*‘ l. A N N E L S !—
Aud XuVellltls in all Slindm und Prices.
silk ilumllwn-limr» mun... ........ 25¢. to "50 lbs
Hilk L‘unl null 'L‘unfll‘lfl from . .59. II) also It‘ll
Cluuk Uruunu-uiu from . .. .. ., . .100. to " to En
Nicolai Burgnluu m
and Underwear,
Towels. N‘llllilllfi und Table. Linens.
Ii. VA N 1100 SEAR.
68 WAsumo'ron ST.,
llusicl‘y
So. Norwnlk - - - - Conn.
THE HATCH-JR.
3S WAQHING-TON ST.
Fall and Winter
HATS;
Our dock in now the most complete "or shown in
thin town. and embrace. all style- of
MX‘JN'SI ‘
Bost.
, and CHILDREN'S
played exclusively in the work of re-
chiming men from drunkenness and an.
amazing their: to be temperate: or will
they be alto drawn upon tanfluenooour
nexttown election lathe lama the
“80’ Hanna“ more? :
Arum to thin gauntlet: from some
interest by one-rho committal-W Wammlfw
.H Airs and. chips.
. muse scrotum
, _ ”tog-I at Law. ,
anuflnnn BUILDING,
Fifi? ' ”it. and sou. ]
"15.3% City of South Nor-walk.
P u re M I! k
wrmx POINT rnnn';
' ——FROM -—
—
Ilivlngpumhned the entire herd of .
AYRSHIRE CATTLE
From Wm. Watson. Esq.. Washington 00.. contain,
ing some of the choicest spoclmrnnof thlu broad in the
comm-v. togmher with oilwr volvrtionn of won-bro?
cows. l mu prcparud to DELIVER MILK. of be:
quulltydn .5
Glen-- Boltlou.
Put up with strictedt cm as to l'unl'rr and Cuunfi
Niles. :.
‘ ven Cents :1 Quart. 2':
‘v
FQR SALE AT BROWN .l' WILOUX where orig
den: will rt‘i‘i‘lvt' prompt um-mlun 5
Delivering: will Commem‘o December 6th,
after which time it w ill be served from
wagon every morning.
B. I} u I'Chal'tl.
5‘23“
DAVID srow,
unnu‘rmm
Ana EMRA LMER
is Prepared to Keep
Bodies without lice.
(‘lzu'k & l.‘llli"N lllm‘k, Main 81.. up stairs.
“Hummus: 4r. xvi-3w 51'
In-uro Again-t Fire:
5:.‘5
Lnnlnn Assurance
Barnum um
Established ‘A; n. l 72o.
.\ §§|yr§ . a l5.s§ll.l I0 96
31' ll I’LIN ~ $3.932 (“(1.93
J .\ 1101! M. I. \ \"l'UN,
Smith Nuru nit. \‘unn.
F. A. GUNTHER.
FURRIER!
07 “'iuh I "gym in rccl .
.\ g! .
5'in
Furs l‘lvuuod uml licpulrml.
ll: mum. llmn‘rn‘snn Al-‘l‘lfllfill lulu ilw
lmml u: Mylm no: .‘lm
Plllllfl Tuning; llllll Repairing
llll. JOSl'll‘ll KELLER.
“'lm in» land yours uf vun-nrurv in No“ York. will
um Nuruull‘ and soul“ Nurmilk once it “wk in nu
ll‘llll In ull um'll Hulk lll‘ll‘dllllNH A Sl‘l‘ll 'l.\l.'l‘\.
All urdvn ll H Ill llll" nilln- or \hwd‘u di-wrlry filuh‘,
Nunvulk. “ill n-wiw pmmpl nih‘nliun.
l'. u Adar-win. "an331, llruluv‘mrt. i‘ouu.
he Holidays. Call and see the goods.
lure Store, 36 Main Street, NorWaIk,
t
Holiday Presents
l
ads lurni
Prices du
i
ll
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88f
Reducti
illiam ’lockwo
real}
Line-
G10 \'
$1.5m,
Blankets. $2.00,
ankeis,
0. MANUFACTURED m
L
rm 0! out
On onrcuer.
Will n-m a Lift-
0‘ THE
R»
3131‘! and Valises
61.5.1.5?"
Dolmans,
b"
to,
3
HOLIDAY GOODS !
AT
PLAisrnD‘s DRUG Sronn.
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1
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ly lwzuoc l.‘
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I'M. Wyn“ Int! I! fill.
MAROHAL
"v a. n .n: final from far-inn w punbuer. man im- besumul Organ
umuru mint. '0 m «Aunt cm. 5 mares. lb “or".
mu-rimnro Hm m My our Ihlll in“ on hp “unity In Wu “it
yul nu- pncv M £60. nod g," on
.m- norm“. Juan um‘l lam‘uu
r u! Out-u. I‘VLUIH 1-.» mm", mJ: .um i...“ .»r u-it‘ now-mm:-
,ur Lo lw mum.“ ‘u ‘\ nu! .1
moricn .
"-x, , v. ..11..- '..’v/-
”LLHAL. .' [55. b l‘: on: 14.11.11!“
try
gun-norm umm‘
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yen-{n
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notorious SHELLE
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whivh in an ‘m'nem‘cdrlllm‘Tibia-:71}
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“’vach’ggmnmewwnn is thin Shell" for inhaling mm gm- “up
., .
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, for meal. in! "‘1‘
.. M l- l
how fiW‘ii‘i hills?“ Itself ”any Tunes f.
Our PERM)!
Llnmm R up (‘onx SMILIJIO
0 Ilho-llt-r will he. wanted. We be
l‘anvunlnc A
AI’U'l“nr Sallolbv pilgflritl-cl
criculluu nip emen . l ‘ f A
will H-nd a film In prepud m an “1dr": upon nee a .I
u... only Mauulagluwu. Publish FAII l FIBESl’DE. Springfield.
ima-
ah'xa. ..
T nim‘t'ouund. 3:;
l ' 0 Ion
£33333 ugflyfxumfiliumi.
much-n1, whwd to
19 Hi
an ()0:ng d can of Rmh,
r clnm or ”'1” tor full lie.
5M 50' \orl.‘ h. I.
4 hell
in:
.rzz lv’ .3 .z-x'm H nvswum
:1..,:.'.A.1-.' )3 no: hump-r.
rail l xiii! ADVANTAGES.
v v. sliv.i>"c Ibo rv ri..|ud la lbcrelurcjust the
:..-l' . i . m lvirrr‘td.
The up ('llil arid butt rad oi the ram can be
as many farmers plum only
(1.0! tor nnv (lmilar purpose. no mung?
red shell": hr may burn.
' 11 Farm.
b3§x°§izfitfn is destined to become the
my. dnv. When once introduced no‘nlhcr "mu
llevo this lobe the Best Hand Corn hbcller ever
Ii WANTED in every County.
mu Country Store- 3nd Denier- in unaware and
An: mo: nun: ran n. and u be bu not Boll} w.
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John Schaub, 1.,
DEALER IN
BJOTS and, SHOES
of All Kinds.
LARGE STUCK UP
Ruler Goals of all Kinds.
Thd boat of goods or the lowest llflf‘l‘s. L‘all and
sec rlicm.
Custom Work done at
817 art. Notice.
Austin‘s Block. \thinmnn him-i.
ly and upon
nonll an
Correspondence invited.
$01lclt0fl of Paloma. ASTOR HOUSE.
L755
SUTTON’S
catarrh (lure!
A Sure Remedy.
ONE BOX will (‘uinlnt‘c you ill»! you run be cum-d.
For Szalv at PLAISTED‘S Drug Store. South .‘s‘orn elk.
Price 50 Cents a Box
32‘) 8m.
0qu: furnished frw. “uh {all luv-Inn
Hons for conducting 1hr 111ml pmiiiulm-
busim-w thin nnymn- vim «‘13;an m. Tlfl‘
l)tl.\lB¢‘~h ll- m ray-y to 10am. and our :1:-
elrlu‘llflun aR‘I-Urllllpll‘ and plain. iliux
any unt' can make gin-ail pmnu imm llu'
wry start. bu Ufli' (1n fail “1m in walling lu \livl’k
\\'uuu~u are as ellCl‘t‘l-b’lll an rum. no). and girls.
can earn leirgv I-llllll- Many have made ll! uw hummus
owr ulu- hundred dollars in a single “xx-k. 3min“;
like 1! cvvr known lu‘l‘ure. All who Imago lll‘t‘ Mir-
priaed A! the one and rapidity “1th w “(‘11 they um
alilr u uukr in - . Yuu can compo in ”mi luv-mm“
durlflz ,u 6‘; - time at grout profit \‘ou do not
hm in mil capital in ll. “u when)! llu‘ rink.
'l‘li w who nwd rradv money. should “rite In up an
unw. All furnlnlml hoe. Adam 'l‘inrx & (o.
Augunln. Mount
The Nominations.
D’Artois
u“. luu-J ellil‘. boon Nominated and Eluctod
Professor of Ice Cream
In all its Branches.
FOR THE MllJJnNS. The many year. in whitib I
haw norwc llw public. 1 hive newt used any
lllgfildll‘llllv for lllc proof of which
1 Challenge the World.
To uulu n boiler article than l can in my line of bu l-
innss. which I am selling in the low price of
40c. a Quart.
100. a Plate.
Fun» and clean. (‘arlvrd for Parties And Wvddlncs.
bIlIJi 50- A QUART.
Candles 20 um! 25¢. a Pound.
That dually (‘vlrliruml ROOT “BER and SODA
WA'l‘erl wrwd M \nblvt at only 5 routs a slay-hr.
Yours-elven by making mum-v
win-n8 golden opportunity in of‘
“Nd. llwwby always lit-misc pnvv
rrtv from your door. ’l‘hhv who
always talus ulrnuuigc of ubugood
chance: for malain ' inmuw u- l are
<ilicfi~d._t:rm‘rzilly become wealthy. :hilo this who
ll” not improve inch clmuct's rennin n powmxli “'0
want umny men. wonwu. boys “4 girl: to am for
m: right lll thuir uwn lwallxiou. ’lbr businrmn‘ill
pay more than ten timeu ordinary w “'v turmsli
Minx more out!!! and all lint you lend. luv. Nu
ope iv in engagw Mil-I to nine money verv rupldlx’.
\ on can dcvoiv your ‘ lo we to the “or . or on .'
your a nun iiiouicm Fae-likifwmntion and all lhul in
mode. mu hoe. {dam Sun-ox & (‘9- Portland.
Maine. \‘é
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solicitors of Parana. procure potent- }:Iili‘ilie: (if:
trannct all bunlm connected therewith
mum-bio lawns. om under
‘rviuionof won'rn romoon. formerly
hummer Uulmd sum Potent once.
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$10 for a Beautiful Svt of Gum Teeth.
GUARANTEED TO FIT. 0R '0 CHARGE.
Extracting,
No
95o.
churns for extracting it antacid teeth are to b!
lawn-ted.
FRANK HYATT.
PRATTIGA I. DENT] i1",
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