WM. ice...” I. I“ l’Efll'beh-tprlnthig neobineheder—tbe
public.
W“
lillioneofAmericancipr-mlfi‘mb
prtedtoEurope.
hwuymmmytbefunend gum drops that
mi.naadeeptheir education in the seat of
main. After canning
learning at which their early scholastic
dorm were made. the Brooklyn girl he-
gantoenqnireintothenatureoftheCon-
cord entertainments.
“Andeoyouaretaking leeeoneinphl-
loeqahy. How doycu likeit?‘
‘ Oh it‘s perfectly lovely. Its about
science. you know, and wealljuet doteon
science.”
“It must be nice. What is it about?"
“ It‘s about moleculee a much as any-
thing elee. and molecules are just too aw-
fully nice for anything. If there’s any-
thing I really enjoy it‘s molecules."
" Tell me abut them. my dear. What
are molecules?"
“0h! molecules. They are little wee
things. and takes ever so many of them.
They are splendid things! Do ybu know
there ain't anything but what‘s got mole-
cules in it? And Mr. Cook is just as
sweet as he can be. and Mr. Emerson. too.
They explain everything so beautifully."
” How I‘d like to go there! said the
Brooklyn girl. enviously.
” You‘d en joy it very much. They
teach protoplasm. too. and if there is one
thing perfectly heavenly it's protoplasm.
I really don‘t know which I like best—-
protoplasni or molecules."
” Tell me about protoplasm.
should adore it."
" 'Deed you would. It‘s just too sweet
to live. You know it's about how things
get started. or something of that kind.
You ought to hear Mr. Emerson tell about
it. It would stir your very soul. The
first time he explained about protoplasns
there wasn't a dry eye in the house. W's
named our huts after him. There is an
Emerson hat. You see the ribbon is drawn
over the crown and caught with a buckle
and a bunch of flowers. Then you turn
up the side with n spray of forget-me-
nota. Ain't it just too sweet? All the
girls in school have them."
“ How exquisitely lovely! Tell me some
more science."
" Oh. I almost forgot about diflerentia-
tion. I am really, truly and positively in
love with diderentistion. It‘s diflerent
from molecules and protoplasm. but its
I know I
every bit as nice. And Mr. Cook? You
should hear him go on about it! I really
believe he‘s perfectly bound up in it. This
scarf is a Cock scarf. All the girls wear
them. and we named them after him just
on account of the interest he takes in dif-
ferentiaticn."
" “flint is it. anyway 1‘"
" This is mull trimmed with longucdoc
lace—“
“ I don‘t mean that—that other ?"
“ 0h! differentiation! ain't it sweet? Its
got something to do with species. It's
the way you tell one hat from other. so
you'll know which is becoming. And we
learn all about sscidizins too. 'l‘liev are
the divinest things! l'ni absolutely en-
raptured with sscidiuns. Il‘l only bud an
ascidinn of my own. I wouldn‘t ask any-
thing else In the world."
" What do they look like dear? Did
you ever sec one '3" Asked the Brooklyn
girl. deeply interested.
" Oh. no; nobody ever saw one except
Mr. Cook and Mr. Emerson. but they are
something like :in oystcr with n rcticulc
hung on its belt. I think they are just
heavenly."
" Do you learn anything else l“
" Uh: yes. \V‘e learn about common
philosophy and logic. and these common
things like nictnpliysicsbut the girls don‘t
care anything about those. “'o are just
in ccstucies over difl'cri-ntimiun and molo~
culcs and Mr. Cook. protoplasm. and as-
cldiniis and Mr. Emerson. and I really
don't see why they put in those vulgar
branches. If anybody besides Mr. (‘ook
and Mr. Emumun had donc it. we would
have told him to his face that be was too
terribly awfully mean.“ And the llrook-
lyn girl went to bed that night in the
dumps. because fortune had vouch-
safi-d lit‘!‘ the advantages enjoyed by her
friend.
"
A North (‘uroliniun who kissed u woman
against her cunscnt was sentenced to
months imprisontiient. and all the \i'umcu
in the stat:- wnut the law that punislii‘d
hilll Np.‘~lli‘il.—li‘uafinl IllS’.
M — 'r-
An .~.lx:.i:~ “mm said in :i ynuiig'man
who ivm .ibniit lu \vi-d tlic
past *2 " Sly ynun; r'rii'nd. you lil'i‘ :zlliiut
tn ::.~c~m--. l learn. an editor of ii llt‘\\’npl~
per. l‘ciniil on old mam to give you xliis
alvlcx-z " If you desire i-ucccss in that cri-
paciiy, you ‘lll uld. it} each paper. publish
one column for ii N‘lullili‘ man and two
for u foul.
8
it'lnrul‘n
~'—~' N r '
Ila softly kissed lils sleeping wife.
Thi'll With a lingering look
0! fund :iifi-i-tinu siriiiglitwsy went
And kissed lu‘r pretty wink,
Alon for him. the gentle ii-ifu
lie thought asleep. iv.» not.
And f xr hcl‘ cook and hubby, low.
She made it mighty Ind.
v... "w..-“
The Mndnm‘s Objections.
They were tr} mg an molt and but.
fit! M in Justice alley the other day.
or were getting ready to. when the do
Rodent objected to the jury which the
constable had milieu-l tugethci‘. bl: gin-
ning at number one the court sskei ‘:
“ State your objections lu the jur‘i mun."
" I 5?!" him out i-f flfly iliilLUe on I
burn:- trade. and I know how be feels.“
win the reply.
" And this one 2'"
“ lie end I ccmldu‘t agree on a game of
“Ids one day about two weeks ago. and I
punched his aged head. He hasn‘t forgot-
ten. you but!”
“ Well. here‘s the third than .V‘
‘: He has a grudge against me for llck~
lag his brother- dew."
“ And the fourth 1'“
“We have never been good friends
Ilene I shot a“ of his hens."
“And the fifth l"
“ I know hint of old.
hie shotgun.”
“w byou object In the sixth and
P
He says I stole
“I decidedly do. It isn't four days
eluc- ! not ready to throw him all ii em d-
desk.“
“Wouldn‘t“ be life for you to dit-
pnnewithejnry and let the court Iry
leaner-names: minim-r.
7; “In.“wsothedrcided reply. “I
( hfimul'regutuythlngln imrtic-
m this court. but this court
whereas-ease opinion that I sin
and -
MM
A man whoopeneoyeteredoeathingeby
halves.
m»—
To make pit—play at blind-man‘s bu!
in a printing pace.
W.—
"Beauty is but skin deep.” m cannot
be applied ton banana.
0*
Why should a printer go hungry when
' hecen convert hiewcrk into pi!
4——oo
”——
A French puper advertising for In edi-
tor, promieee double pay while in prison.
W
AChicago.'printer object: to female
compositon. because he can‘t swear st
them.
H’—
An exchange says. no man who chews
tobacco can oxpec-to-rate as a gentleman.
h—«M
An exchange suggests the name of “Fe-
nialc Hoes Chmpany for the Woman'-
League. 'w.»___
Here‘s to internal improvements. as our
devil said when be swallowed it does of
salts.
,..,-, .‘
Columbus made an egg stand. But
Italians of lea renown have made the
peanm stand.
~—-——0¢o————-
Arctired editor says his connection
with the press has thawed and resolved
itself in adieu.
Why is a wife like a newspaper? Be-
cause every man should have one without
borrowing his neighbor’s.
~—————-¢¢.——
A Southern editor says that his contem-
porary drinks so much whiskey. that mos-
quitos biting him die of delirium trem-
BUS.
OH-
.—-—-9
To what length may the widow go when
she wants a new parent for her children?
She may go one step-father.
M’—
The editor of a Texas paper offers his
journal for six months. to the man that
brings him the biggest watermelon.
An editor out west is so short sighted
that be frequently rubs out With his nose
what he writes with his pencil.
———-«————-
An editor apologizes for the lack of
rhyme in his paper by saying that “ his
marriage two weeks before had taken all
the poetry out of him."
A young lady of Clifton. Ill.. sent ‘25
cents to learn how to make an imprmsiou
and was told to sit down on u pan of
dough.
«co—"v—
A gentleman advertised the loss of n 50
dollar bill. and found it in his vest pocket
on his way home. It does pay to adver-
tisc.
-———‘.———-
An editor. describing a church in his
state. says: " No velvet cushions in our
pews; we don‘t go in for style. The fat«
test person has the softest seat."
" Is that a deer park over there It " asked
a gentleman of a laborer. “ Yes.“ he re-
plied, “ a very dear park. It almost
ruined the owner to fix it up.“
w» *‘>
One of our exchanges praises an 95w.
which it says was laid on our table by the
Rev. Mr. Smith." Mr. Smith seems to be
a layman as well n»: ll minister.
—-~—oeo —-——-
“‘hnl is tlic is tliu dillcrenco botwuon a
legal document and ri cat? One has pnuv
sea at the end of its clauses. and the other
has claws-cs lit the end of its imws-cs.
—-—-— w , 7 7
“ Will you have sonic of the sweet-
breod ? “ raked the waiter. “ I paid for
a good dinner. and I ain‘t a-goin‘ to fill up
on molasses cakes." replied the grangcr,
*—
A \V'cstern editor in replying to a sub
scriber who complained that his morning
paper was intolerably dump. says. " that
is because there is so much day: upon
ll.
" Why do you set your coffee on a chair
Mr. Jones?" said a worthy landlady. one
morning at the breakfast table. " It is
so weak. madam. I thought I would let it
rest. "
W
The Maryland Union fills out A column
as follows:
The vivid jumped up in A terrible rage.
Tn at up um linm in an out this page
—— A «o’v
An editor. “‘hnn‘ name was Fry. took
unto himself :i wife. Ills nciglibor of the
quill. bring kindly disposed tnwurd li lll
Ind his beltcrdislf. wisbcd success to Mr.
and Mrs. Fry and all 1h» small ‘fry.'
~———-on
" Illustrate-l with cuts!“ said a mischie-
vous urchin as he drew his knife across
the pages of his grammar. " Illustrated
with cuts!" remitted the school-master. as
he drew his rattan across tbc back of the
mischievous urchin.
*7
“ I wud not die in Ortum.
\Vi‘tli peaches fit for entln‘.
\Vlien the wavy Ecru is gettin‘ripe.
And the oiuididates are trontin‘.
When siissige meat is pliryin‘.
& hickory nuts is thick. ‘.
Ow! who would think of dyin‘.
Or even gettin‘ sick.“ 5
A.
“It’s V0 Use.” [In Sula. V
And we do not blame him for saying it.
He was sick and in pain. no had been It)
for months. He had ll'li‘d physiclnus'
prescriptions and ml the llunll‘illlul that
had been recommended to him. So when
a friend came in one highland said: "I
have linmvii Dr. Dai‘ld Kennedy‘s ‘Fuvor-
llt' llrinedy‘ actually to cure worse cases
than yours."tlii~ weary answer was: “It‘l
iui use. but I‘ll try it to plume y Ml. Here‘s
the dullur. (in and get I bottle." It was
done. and in in few week»- there mum new
man in that town. In his gratitude be
declared: "When I am in Handout. N. Y..
I'll stop in Dr. Kennedy's 08cc and tell
hint of thief—W.
False lien-outing.
Suppoeeainachlne should fail to per-
form its work. and the owner. instead of
trying to ascertain the cause of failure
and remedy it. should conclude to run
right along. and ergue that as the use-
chine had heretofore come around ell right
ltwouldeoon been-gain. If a general
and a permanent break-down snared could
anybody be blambed but himself? Now,
precisely this way do pmpleact and argue
when the "human machine" isout of
order. Wl en the bier is " toipi‘d " and
DOerri constipated every one know. “I“
Dr. Pierce-'5 Pleasant Purgative Pellets
canal prompt and permanent relief. Yet
somegueee the “whine" w'll come
mod all right. and do nothing. Gould
any system of fehe tee-Jung be more
W! Suppose the blood be out of
order and there be pimples. ulcers. swell-
Goldenledicelbieeavery. m thet
tbeblcodwonldpurlfy itself. could any
hadyheblamedhnttbeaedmife gen-
alendperuenentMvdowncfbealtb
'31:: l i a."
w . I O“ m V
Doctor‘s aisle- 9 3““!
mafia puns-ant fund or moon to
carry on its publication work. and non-
Willlen 3. Wishes ml-cribed MOW
provided the net on be raised.
————ooe——
Willard Perkins of Waterbury, weight
400 pounds. having been elected presi-
dent of the inner circle of Speedwell
Lodge. K.ofP.. bed tohave e special
chair built for him.
—_...___
It took fifty-six runway cars to trans-
fer Barnum's Great Show from New
York to Bridgeport. Twenty elephants
are in Bridgeport and several are left in
Central Park. N. Y. Upward: of twenty
camels are housed in Bridgeport, also all
the wild animals belonginc vbe London
Circus. Barnum. Jae. v\. Bailey and
Jas. I... Hutchinson. lllH‘“ amazed to
combine both of the great shows in one
for the season of 1881. The exhibition
will open in New York early in March
and then make a tour of the New Eng-
land and Middle States and of the West.
——-—-«O—-—-
I! the signs don‘t fall, says an ex-
change. the coming winter will be the
coldest experienced in this latitude
man named Columbus. The squirrels
are laying up winter can]. the beavers
are putting heaters in the basement of
their lodges. the bees have killed all
their drones and lined their hives with
beet iron. the muskrats are flying south
wild ducks are committing suicide. the
goose bone is black sixteen inches deep.
editors are soliciting wood in exchange
for subscriptions. poor families are buy-
ing an extra dog. and we have it new
collar put on our overcoat.—-Stniiifoni
Hamid.
H
Governor-elect Bigclow has tendered
to Dr. J. G. Gregory of Norwalk. the po-
sition of Surgeon General. The Doctor
has accepted much to the gratification
of his friends.
-—-———-w»
Under a new 'constitutionnl amend-
ment towns in Connecticut having a
population of 5.000 and ovor. by the cen-
sus enumeration of lb‘fill. tire to have two
representatives each in the general as-
aeinbly if they have bud but one undcr
the former constitutional restriction.
—-———w~——-
Martin Long. residing on South street
disapiwarml on Friday lust. and nothing
has been’secu or heard of him since.
Officers Bei‘ins and Renting found him
on that day. on the corner of Liberty
and Main streets. in an intoxicated con-
dition. and started him towards home.
lie promised to go and went in that di~
rcction. This is the last seen or kuinwn
of him. His family is very much con-
ccrucd regarding him. and any informa-
tion of his whereabouts will be thunk-
fully receivedeanbnry qublivun.
~w——-v—
One of our prominent pastors. during
the week spent much labor on a sermon
for Sunday evening. In the morning he
thought to read it over. but it could no
where be found. A thorough search by
the family fails d to bring it to light. In
(‘Hllm‘tlllullt‘t‘ lll‘ was obliged to apolo-
gize to his congregation for reading one
which had been brought out of the bar-
rel. It is with licsiliiiicy that we imi-
mnlc it might have been so dry that
suiiitiincous cmiiliusliuii was the result.
wllunlnu'y Ii'l'pulrIn-un.
m
Eight lllllllll‘l‘il mnul llnlllrl iwrc caught
in transit and lni‘kcd up by tho freezing
of ”10:1“.“0 cumil last \vcck. Much dum-
agi- will I'l‘l‘llll. 7.000.le bushels of
grain nrc llll"lll in tlic icv-lmund bouts.
,, .,. ,
Tllt‘ l“ll0\\‘vllg(Ilsl‘lllll’gl‘fi. lll llw Fi-urlll
Ilcgt. l‘. N. (3.. llll\'l‘ liccii lrh‘lll‘il from
the Adjutant (lmwrul‘s nllli‘i‘:
(‘iiiiipiiny ll. Ilridgnpnrt. (‘orpurul Fred
Fvilicl Jr.. iiiid pi‘ii-iiics (‘lizirliis ll. l.iiii~
dun. (‘iirliis Iii. Doolittle. (‘lini‘lcs ll. Lili-
by. (‘lmrlcs .\lcl.iinc und Stillman lbku.
for cx \iriilinn nl‘ lcriii of survive. ( oni-
piiny '. Striilfnrd. privates Richard J.
“ills. Frudi'rli'k (‘n‘li‘l‘ llllil .It‘sni‘ ll. Illl
chic. for imii-ri-sidciice. mid Nli‘llons
.\I:iloiic. for the bencl‘it of the service.
' .0.
It is ri‘porlcd that l‘. T. Barnum, on
account of continued serious illness. bus
resolved to abandon lllt‘ New York i‘IllRV
iii-in llllll one or two grminclii‘nics \Vllll‘ll
bc bud nrrmigi-d, or at lcziat for the
llc has not N‘Vi‘l‘l‘il his mum. c-
liri‘si'lll.
lion \Vllll the coiiipuliy. but will \\‘Illi
draw us an ill‘llVi' iiiuiiiigcr.
we.
Niiriviilk. Obii». is described by ii corre~
spondcut of the Syriicusv Journal us hear-
ing "A grout resemblance to many Now
England towns. " It is the county seat pf
Huron county. which ciulirnccs ii purl :l'
the \Vcstcrn Reserve luiids given by the
government to the suil‘crers from tho
treachery of Bcncdict Arnold in Now Lun-
don and Norwich. Connecticut. Norwiilk.
taking its name from a Connecticut town.
has been home rind visiting place of sci"
oral peoplcnf now. ldisou. tlic inven-
tor. in his boyhood sold peanuts tlicre nod
also drove a back; Josh Billings lived in
the place bolus: known there by his real
name. Henry Show. and is descrilwd by
residents as “an overgrown. luy fellow
who had a little pmperty. traded homes.
and made various bargains.“ A rtciuus
WardiCharles F. Browne) was s frequent
.liter of Norwalk. and A girl jiltcd him
there. Dr. Atkinson. president of the
American dental society. and an inventor
of many dental improvements. is ii resi-
dent of the place. The inventor of the
Domestic sewing machine. Mr. 0. Mark.
lives there and gets o royalty of $1 on
every machine made. President Hayes
and Governor Foster attended in early
life the Nor-walk academy. If our Con-
necticut Nor-walk has anything to say now
the Gazelle end the Sentinel can take the
boon—Hartford Evening Post.
m
A wrii your uni
WMGnmeadhu-tlbrhrhflm
nuns. .
In. 8. A. Menu-sin. of ville.
Delawzm- county. N.Y.. writes: “ nl afew
.iiys buxom I commcnml using the ‘Fivorlte
Rained...a in one of my spurns and linking
spells. my friends thought I was dad. and
gave up the attempt to mm no to con-
utionaix‘v. I an confident that if I had not
taken your medicine ‘Famrite v.‘
durinir my reviodi at critical illn- I should
now rli we re iv. red.
0 ' * ' ‘ That the Ind may bless you
snl‘ here so yoijr we of doing file my
sly yir'uur ins run tun
pn- y ' MEI:- discoverer}.
the ' k .woriw
mamm
i really Bloom" I. main?
ti .0
gumenilxidmm
Id dines-end
Beulah-e
" Riverb- ,
.
since the country was discovered by: ‘
mute and Inge-none heb III
to think. [demand work better
and morcprmwy. It help.
Wife. end please- and instincts
Alia Children. [In rim-van.
and every the. Women. and
Child-iii any. Village. and
Country-owl“ to have it.”
It Will Help Yen.
Mnanm
«MAMA
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$1.50; Three. u i roar. In.
" it: nest oftlile your free.
0M Specimen for a 00m.
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Muted is im. Splendid l’renln-e
’ ol.4.......1881. at no Cont.
Send your address on Ml
Curd for Free Copy or 4‘
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' ORANGE JUN) 00..
German ldltlen “bump".
cu lied on some
iJh’loacuan‘ngll-n. was llromlwny.mw YORK.
Is made from a Simple Tropical Leaf of
Rare Value. and lab Positive Remedy
for all the diseases that ciiuso pain in} the
lower plirt of the body—for Torpid LIVN‘.
Hondnclics. Jiindicc. Dizziness. (irnvcl.
Malaria. and all ditlicultics of the Kid-
neys. Liver and Urinary Organs. For
Female Due-rues. Monthly Menstrua-
tions. and during fri-giuuicy. it has no
equal. It restores tho organs that maki-
the. blood. and hence it is the lit-st Blond
Purifier. It is the only known remedy
that cures Bright's Disease. For Diabo-
tcs. use “’urucr‘s Safe 0|chch
Cure.
For Side by Drugizists niid rill lleiilors ltl
II.“ per bottle. Largest bottle in the
market. Try it.
H. H.WARNE F A ll.
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BI
Thorn is no civilized nation in tlie Wcsi-
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orn lli‘llllsplulro in which tho utlity of
Iloalcttcr's Hlolimcli Ilitti-r as .‘l tonic. cor-
reclivc. imd llllll~l|lllmls medicinc. is not
known iind iipprcciiitcd. Wliilii it is a
lll(‘(ll(‘llll‘ for llll seasons and clinintns. ii is
cupi'l‘llill)’ suited to the t‘lullpllllllli iii-nor-
iiti-d by tho wriitlii-r. being tho purest and
best i'cgctiiblc stimulant. iii lllu world.
For rillt‘ by all lli'ugirists iiud “colors.
to \"lllllll upply for Iloslvllcl‘h Almunuc
for 15"1.
Vltnliaes ond Enriche- the Blood. 'l‘onee
up the System. Molten the “'oak
8m". Builds up the Broken-
down. lnvlnoratce tho
Brain. and
fimfiu Affectiog. Gen-
9 .m‘lg’l‘. m
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end Arno.
Dim-line. Dropsy,
Rumors. Female Goin-
pleinte. Liver Oom-
pltint, Remittent
Fever. end
ALL DISEASES ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE
OF THE BLOOD. 0R ACCOMPANIED BY
DEBIIJTY OR A LOW STATE
OF THE SYSTEI.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Su pllcuilie blood with it! Vital‘l’rindple. or
Ell-MOI". IMN. infusing W.
V303- and New Lifts into all m of the system.
I! hG FREE FROM AM. not. its margin
in: effects are not followed by corresponding reac-
tion. but are 96mm.
sum “2. rowns & sons. Proprietors. as
Hermon Avenue. Boston Sold by all m
To theblnnl armisthe Ioi end
«flanking-sand digital-leeiltnixlefltlloln’:l Tu
“W . u "nonlrmrmz‘.
more a v mi ..
'. '~. ‘t manuhl- '
The Unfamiliar.
Invites the public to cell and see him at his stand in
London‘s Block.
O t" otioner
LgirllrE’rioes. y
Fine at
THE BEST ICE CREAM.
And cverythlng neat and clean. Call and mac.
F.H.Nash/&Bros
lawn-true All!) Dumas IN
Ullllllllll'l’ Ulllllfl ll lilllSWSfll‘fl.
(‘llhlllli‘lli‘hL Brilckots and Lamps. Rumors and (‘hlm-
neys. 'I‘lnwnrc. handmade. lie-ii material: Iron l‘lolluw
ware. Emmi-led Kclllcs. til-tum. inns of 'l‘ln. (-niiilto
and Iron Enuiiinletl. common Fail runs and patent. 110.
Beautiful 'l‘ollct Ems rind Murillo Ornaments. Conch
Hliells for beautifying lllWllll bv the libl.. down or sui-
Only agents tliiitdcnl dlrcctly willi we‘lm‘
“1.3325. Wire. Shout Zinc and Copper. Wooden.
low and llockliigliuiu Ware.
Stoves, limiters. Ranges and 0"
Moves.
J0lllllNG I N A Ill. M l'l'l‘A LS
A! Short Notice.
Iron Clad Paint.
The best [mm-lbw pitilit for lin. wood. brick or stone.
“'1” not I‘i'cl.
Largo. Crisks for (li'sspools. cheap.
nl'flllfl‘ to see. our fiIM‘k liol'nm purchasing visu-
whcrc.
J ucob Ill. I. u y to El:
E"ll'1‘. Life and Accident
Insurance Agt
I'llltl.IC.
.V-rl‘\|l\’
Brill ll-Imu uml lluusc Agent.
S'l‘EAMbllll’ 'l‘lt‘KliJ'l‘\ FUNEHIN IIlt.\l‘"|‘H.
W-nlilnglon opposite II 0.
3M filll'W‘II Nilll‘~A'Al.l{. CONN.
W001) .t GANUNG,
Nirv- st.
House, Sign
is Ornamental
, PAINTERS.
Pillll‘l' lliiiiiri-i'. l-‘liizicr. G minor.
Ric.
MULLINGS. BROS.
[Sheer-sor- to H. l', 1‘01“?th
Uarrlagesl Wagons
'1‘“ ORDER».
REPAHHNGiuaHHSBRANCHES
Now iind Sci‘iizid Illil‘ll \Vngg‘uus iul
llllgizlt‘n‘ on hand. for sale or
i-xcliiiiigc.
'l‘ iii-Lumi- :iiii .l
l. Mi'l. rm
GOING orrr
HA l\'(.ir.~\lNh‘ IN
BUDTS and SHOES
N0 \\'
IS THE TIME!
'l‘n
(in
.
C. H. Harvey’s
lllllt YOUR
Buolgfiihoes
Good Stock. General Assortment of all
Kinds Selling M
LGW" FRICES.
(“cine ( )iio. C‘omo All
Our. .lliliii um! .ll‘H’Nlilll Stan,
Muilli .‘lu. walk.
25” Cts
For ii l’uuml of Good
lllll'FEI-ll 1 w
At G. W. DdY’Sc;
Wham
reed thatthe
fendereaow
M. DAVIS.
To ell his patrons. and the many residents of Fair
hold County. in
R EADY M ADE 0 LOT" ING
“teams. "é" oi.
AND
Geiivs Furnishing Goods.
cl
lint go," his place of business ln the iii-iv Hold
lllock.iiii look at tho great variety in quality an
siylcof
ULS’I‘ERETTS,
ULSTE RS.
()VERCOATS.
&c. &c.
The best in llio Unruly. nnd no mistake.
Nothing to liquid our flock of (icnl‘s Furnishing
Goods cwr bi-fun- sccn hi this low“.
Great. Bargains in
Knit Jackets.
l‘Ii'crylhiug New and Cheap:
Gall And See Us.
Boots& Shoes
w
The Best in the. City
A Full Assortment of
G outs" Low Shoes.
Button and (\‘ongrcss
(initci's.
Ijiulics’ llcsli French
Kid Button.
—.v\ T—
BROWN’S
S7 Main St...
()ppositii R. R. Depot. South Morwnllt.
Averill _
Chemical
Palm.
Johns’
Asbestos .
N“ Palm.
7‘ >.
Clan
Iron
Palm.
White Elli“ ,.
nil, Turpentine.
Era. Ere” Ar «
Raymnnd Bros.
Geo. .B. Plaisted,"
Wholesale and Retail lloiilcr in
I] r gngs
Medicines,
' Patent Medicines.
Fancy
Goods. Pertumery,
Flam utility in bottle! and bulk.
TRY ova.
ill.” wainn.
very choice. by chance. pint or fill .
0
Agent for Snider’s Helm-ls] Antidote.
mitt] suns.
Heir sun room i ” ’
L’srg'ei 'Stock {$3.68.
Fence Railing
PSfiINGLES. *
All Brands and Prices.
LATH,
BEST BANGOR.
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak,” Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard “'ood.
and Sheathing
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch:
Take
Roofing
NOW
Hovrsj’
cough Syrup.
The Ben! Cough Remedy Ever 0
fcrcll I0 Ihc Public.
Try a. Bottle
by Drum/ls“ General}
and Hf
For ale
Hoyt’s Pharmacy.
Soul Ii Norwnlk . t‘onu.
James. W. pavaiiagh,
Artist
Moments, Fencing.
Manlles and willimheri.slal
Cemetery Lots Inclosedeiciiiifl...‘.}....a
oiiliirm‘nieni. l
he . and‘die m
' see any diflcpincc in the sire of the hock joints since
est Prices. 1
Orders promptly attended to. at the Low-
/
gteamboat Wharf.
South Norwnlk. Ct.
Cabinet Organs,
Banjos, pf Drums,
P-l-A-N'fl-S
J.‘ M. POTTEI
DEALER IN
U
R
or WILLIAM lullllWllllll, 36 mm S'l'llll'l', NllllWllll.
SAVE YOUR MON
Resldcu on
PM. i
/
lanai-non and all enlargements 0
or rheumatism in man rind for any
liniuwnt is used
to be llit‘ best linlmcnt for man ever
girls have i
any admins omits}; pl of price lil‘ the pro iriciors.
Free. Railing"
lolly in attendance trainihi “L.
HOUSETI’OTB‘N‘F iiiITU
Also General Furnishing
‘ Orders attended to prumpiiy day or
" night.
184 Main
St! col.
u' - tenant's?
‘ 3r” ”you“ Bust.
mums SPAVINGURE.
’l‘ilF. iios'r sl'miiSsFi‘L REMEDY cvcr div-cm
('h‘il. n- ll is vermin in its cams and does not blister
‘Rwul proof lii‘lou'
, Mi 0 M
-_;_A Pr: u i cut Wan.
\- ‘ .; I ouvilki. mm. Juni- 1711!. mm.
7 .v to. (rents-lending your ad~
. T If. Field and Farm. of your Kin:-
. mi ill ( l ._ and having a valuable and s iced:
w-u lame from s NlVlll for eig tor-ii
. you fora bottle 3/ rxprws. which
- 0\‘|‘lliill lalncnm and enlnrgenicnt
n! from smother bin-n. and both homes
\Wmilln’. ll The one bottle was
Ii . per! 1 yyoiirs.
, g l . A. BERT‘OLR'I‘T.
. mlent Made
sy (fun mv—ln the year 161‘!” treated
plum ( ire. it hone spnvin of several
iii in. nearlv half as large as a hcn‘s ejg.
ihc lemon rind rcrnuwd i
re worked the horse ever since very
has been me. nor could l cw»
invited him with Kmdull‘e Spevin (hue.
'/ i: h F ii" ill Gfi‘olixg‘iim
1 nos ii ii ii. ’ .. . .
Sir-nun Twig-afibscrihcd to? before me ibis drill: day
lion's" a. wuss. Justice of the Peace.
Kendall‘s Spa.\:lll.(?ul!‘ is sure in its m mild in
its action as it done not blister. yet it is form. um.
and powerful to witch every deep tinted pem or to n»
1 tumc any bony growth or other enlargement. such as
I
' ’
pnvim. splllllfl. curbs. callous. spminhmllugf. tiny
e or llll s.
purpose fiat which c
It is now known
used. acting mild
yet uncertain in its 08W?!
Send address for Illustrated Circul .r which ii 0 third:
for man or beset.
giws pix-two proof of its i'lri nee. No remedy has ever
met “‘llli such unqu allincii success to our knowledge.
for Nae! us well its nuin.
Price $1 homo. or six bottles for 05
orcan
‘ i ll drug
-t it for you. or it will he sm: lo
“.3. xnximu. 00..
Rnosburgh Falls. Vermont.
Sold by all Drugs-lets.
Room
1 his in a min. fortnhlc room lined m cm the .-. .vlll
1 the public merely.dtnnmii mi «lo-i elde "this"
tract. over Rand‘s Jewelr ' emre. W- k nil l "
Block. neerlyoppoeiui Rel rod burn .r Imus ‘hull’
inc-c ltleopen rmmna.ni..iuilisu.ni 'l‘hi
roominullli bled. warm «ml mum "shin ll in
2:333: nth olr dilijl‘iel‘. ":0 we k'ljivn. Ind sow-nil
nor: am nuns -. e. . L‘-
laetructlveandiniemung bunks. m ‘1 ‘ mm H of
COFFEE? I‘LOGE.
nominacctic Rmim‘iui inc hiltflr lli-ui‘ smle
4w $034.5 p in . Hi
“0 Elliot: 13%;? “‘0‘" Norm. m u I’muw‘ If
I ' ‘ Mom with m ‘ 3 ~.
Violins ”cm-aims: ~
Brown Bread and Beta.» 5 f:
. , Merlot. . locate: m" or He. c
m I. ' Wailers. g,
Mang‘am'h‘w an. w
W 0m . "' fitter. “
F1198,-
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Norwalk Chronicler