A bill to appropriate About 900mm to!
the peyment of the deputy manhole will
be intrmiuced into the House immediately
utter the rennet-rubbing of Congress. It is
claimed that at least ten democratic rep-
raentxtivee will vote for the npproprie.
tioa. hoping thus to avert an extra ree-
uou. ‘
This yenr‘s cotton crop in the United
Staten is estimated at Liverpool at 6.000.-
”) holes. the largest crop ever grown in
this country. The fall ruins did consider»
able damage to the cotton so that the
money value of the crop will not be much
more than that of last year when there
were 2.50.000 bales less. But it is a good
showing {or the year. and gives a signifi-
cont indication of the productive capabilb
ties of the Southern States.
The Bridgeport News 53 a: “A move-
ment has been inauguraten in t‘wnnvoti-
cut to form an electoral league. the object
of which is to encore n constitutional
amendment forever ab dishing the liquor
traffic. in Connecticut. vxvnpt for lllr‘t‘llulh
ical. medicinal and sifiontitiopurpmes. A
local league is to be formed in every tvwn
where the pru‘jvct meets with favor. Two
western stain have already amended
their {\lnillllltlnli.‘ in the manner pru-
posed here. and in the recent election in
Kansas. when the llfilplu \‘uti‘vl to ratify
the :tfilt‘thllilv‘til. the i‘x‘uu was very rh-arly
nuivau‘ul.
The ina-igurttivm of l’i‘miuanlvalm-t
thirtinbi bill fair In attmxll Ni by
larger urn-Ml than h:t~ -.:.itlwrvi at \Vaeh-
influx on any similar pruvmm mansion.
The arljutant general of l‘umhylvaiiia ro-
p irts‘ that from 5.“!30 t l 1001‘» of mg 113‘
Hamil guard of that state will be pros int.
Ono hotel has had 2.10” applications:
another has been engaged for ll M. The
lw
railroad vompanius are arranging for skin
One line has six
The
tuck: for extra trait“.
miles of such trawl: now available.
sleeping car cmnpany have applications
enough for the night of the 3.1 of March
to fill eighty sleepers.
——-—___._
Next month will be a busy one in the
Of
become
four have
been filled. namely, by the legielaturus of
Maryland. Mississippi. Virginia and Vrr~
The election! in the utlwr status
lllt‘
United States statute's providing that Uni-
ted States senators shall ln‘ t'li‘t‘h‘tl on tho
elevtinnuf United States senators.
the twenty-live souls which will
vacant on the 4th of March.
mont.
takes place on the following datvs.
second Tuesday after tho
meet:
ignn. Mitttn'mita. .Vliuuurl.
the 18th nf Jumar};
Virginia. and \l'wruihin «m lbw “Knit
January. and Rhoda l~lrtti.l. \n- ‘M'll‘=\'t‘. 'ill
{‘.llll‘nl‘ ii.i
llva'llllg
the lat of February. in
Ohio tln- logisluturws. not
will of the governor"
—_—__..___
\V. H. Tl't'srntl. one of Hi.- L‘iililllil‘nlvili-
ers to mumtintc a treaty with t‘lxinu. ur-
rivml at Sun anvisvn by tho L‘itv ”1' Pin
kin Monday evening. lic has bum
alleged by interviuwermbut remains strirtly
reticent regarding the [It‘m‘v-Hlmgv of tho
commission and thr- [4 ‘tm of tin- ll‘l‘;|llt‘>.
The only information lu- \uia‘luafm
that tbvrummivsnn on urinal at l’rkm
200k quartoN nt tlw Ann'rivun
Tho n-‘gnlmfiulir. which
legat inn.
lt't‘tlllll'tl
monthnnai«mutiny. \\‘i‘i‘i' «-:trri.il an at
thu t‘liim‘w wttivu. ('nmnuxuunur Swift
ii at Snanzhzii and Will l't‘llll’li by tin-molt
steamer. Iilltl husTrwvntti Will «mum lvfxst
nwlny.
of the- t-uintzx:‘~:<>i. :tnxl .im'll:i~~' intlwr in
album or tll'li‘l' iln m,
—————__
Mr. ll a. lwr and Mr. t‘uiyvr built
privii‘hml mi Simila“ t".‘t'll!ll.‘.: t‘;tl'll*"l pl‘w
(if
t «ti :i;;im~l lin- bigoted
thy-Jo's." i31(irl'lll'l!l}'.
pa'i‘~m‘lllitill
.‘lz‘. liv‘w'iu-t' a zlsl.
\‘t‘lll‘l‘llll-ldiwl [nil-min. ;'..,~;;....1...,..l
l
iii“ 3" “ 315th -:=*\'vrn H.»- wnfl. 1,
V‘" 5‘3" “kiwi lrl ill.\ l""l
HUN l. sauv wtlwr l'iu- liw .pH
‘ .
, .\Il.“'
ltutlv Kl.
ll. Clix}. ‘fialiip.
reptivm of wnmnnhuml “'lle 11‘ vivilizint:
llllllls‘llt‘t“. for any prop!» that hm bat-barn-
itlva.‘ nf \vumwn w ill .‘ll\\tt'\“ lu' lml in bun
harm». nihl muting all the luv-pie»; of tho
lll‘la’lll :i 1.41,; buy lmfuru uml higher than
any ufthvm “'1‘ ti.-- vaish pvopln on
the subject of \vuni.i:.h~-wl. :unl thorn. pur-
hnps. only in antiquity. illlvl in the Orient.
\vonmn \vzu pvrmittwi t-- in- a lvgialaitnr.
)thlgr‘. pmplu :, mun, . run, inn-l. or
Wllatl‘Vt‘I' U ml bud itmwr- .1 i.-.-r z.» bu. At
a time when a woman in him on lm-d in
pivfotiinl lglinrtuu‘v. whru an min-ll gent
“‘t man was urnsnutrd n t-uurtviuu. in Pa!-
estine woman “‘rru mum] lvtnliu: on the
the tuition in aim st t-wry pith of l'Xt‘t‘l'
li‘flk". \Vt‘
and mutants winch p!“ ti-c: the lxuu‘.‘ trial
(.\‘x'<
fluflt‘fil.4. \V. arr u..l.~i mil It) them for
the euriim: f. r» of lainl :nnurw which
prx-vetitml tli ~ lanai‘ {Pill b-‘l'xga :ilu‘wrlxd
by the fmv and lap: tin-n: “.illlh
mob of the mun who tilled tlw .«ulll.
lilo
I‘REAI”III.\‘H .l.\'1} THE 1’1:'UI'LE.
The were creel; H] of offices mu! runnip~
ulntion of rwouruue are at best auvh
doubtful expedient: for the promotion of
Christian "‘l&nmct3*-lll3t in. for the dif-
fusion of a high spiritual gift -thnt coin-
Ion m itswlf bids tie halt beyond. All
shrine of the times paint to the prom-h-
ot". the matter of the situation in the
day: that are at hand. More authority.
“Won. mere prescription. were
right. be they human or divine in their
mm have lean and lens of [be via
in?!» which has hitherto withstood wild
at irregular influenced. Our (lithe-.1131
limitation. at well» the whole «ammo»
nest. will no long: it be able to rely on
“noted and tremble character. nor
even on their madnes- end moraine...
‘lhy will have to fight for the proud pl.»
ifila they occupy in the land. end in this
“chem in the weapon thnt most
.m here will heplentyoiit shown
twine, amok o! it in dinetappuei«
“‘bfierm Woo if it fell: to
ll
b-gidaturrs
Nevada aml Tunnewm- mi tlm llth
of Januttry; l‘nntim‘tit‘ut. linlmvarv, Flur-
idn. Indiana. Maine, .\l.i.~u:u~hu<»tt~. Mil-h.
thrneka.
New York. P-‘llll‘ylvullll. :mtl Toma on
Now .l- run-y, “Kit
u?
and
ruzu~
lurly this yvar. will «2.in tuge t‘wr :1! the
l:(‘~
;,
ll
Ullt'
.\.~' In tlm tnrnh of thi- trmityan-l
tin: ~pi’tit m uhn-b the prupmzticn nf :lu-
mun-run» Wm row-wzvutflq. tlm Flinn-w:
:iuthvritixa TruMw-H n:;s;::l.:m~ :‘ :‘igial >i~
lo-mw, [in ~:i_\~ ln‘ lili" llvtl - w-n tiiv twp iris,
lli’l‘f‘l<~f\vrt‘ pnbiuhmi i‘vqaiwimg tlm unrh
‘.. muro'
fur
lbw ml'nzmnn ui' L'llll‘ll“'!'.1t.‘llll‘ lira. .liily‘
\Vu :u'v l‘lVlt‘lTl0=.l lti lily!!!
alutt‘v‘ .ill nullnni 1>{;.!lll'i‘lll}' fur tln' own.
to ll...» people the laws '
M “d. “ “ill-moi» infi- new
we. rune twenty time- u my tank:
end if they Ire n6 loomed to the Church
of England by the belief thetitiethe reed
to Haven—b beliit which it will require
some eloquence to permede them ot—that
Church will hove to give up its present
piece end be content with a lower room.
-—Lono‘on Timer.
m
A SENSIBLE ARTICLE.
[From the Bridgeport undo.)
It is elleged and it remains uncontro-
dicted that E. J. “’right one of the Com-
missioners of Foirfield county is a de.
faulter to the extent of several thousand
dollars. A large portion of this money it
is claimed belonged to the town of Bridge.
port. Our selectmen. in the name of the
town. have brought suit against Mr.
Wright and his colleagues to recover this
money. This is legitnuiate and proper as
far as it goes. But does it go far-enough?
Even should every dollar of this money
be recovered and the town made good to
the last cent would the ends of justice.
of law and of good government be con-
eerved? As we look ntit thesodrmand
two things. First the remedying of
wrongs and next the puniahuwnt of
wrong timers. The restoration of inisap~
pmpriatml public funds may cover the
limit. but it does not cover the other. \Ve
see. nothing in Mr. \Viight‘s case that
should exempt him from the penalties
attavhed to his offense. It is true that he
is rcspoclubly connected. that he has been
a prominent lDt'lllllt‘l' of political party
and lmrutofon- looltvd upon as an estima-
ble (‘lllZL‘fL \Vu van svmputhizo‘ with his
connm‘tions. i-niniole with his political
party. and pray that his fellow townsinrn
tuzty speedily recover from the clients of
their inhplat-cxl confidence. but we oath
not forget that the great public hm also
claims upon our sympathies. A great
wrung has been done it and can good goth
eminent permit the wrong thk'l‘ to Nt‘tlpl‘
the penalty “‘lllt‘ll the law has nttnchcd
to his iniitloeds. \vithuut suffering in con-
sequence 2'
Several weeks have elapwd since this
dofnlcntion became ptibln‘ly known. not
to mention how much longer it was
known to individuals pri'viouily. But lln
steps haw been taken. so far in “u have
heard. to bring him to on accountability
for the offense. Is it no oil'onsv against
the law to tniaappmprintv tlu- publu‘
monies? Can any community ull‘vrd in
have it understood that its ulh‘vinla may
help themselvvsuut of tho public funds
with impunity '5 Yet such St‘l‘llla' to bc tlw
tl'lfiv.
ltis‘ true that the town has brought
suit to recover the muuunt (luv ll from
the ('«nmty tl-Hnuiissionem. It is illMI
tru~~ that tho lillh‘l' hope to ho llt‘lll harm»
logo by tit.» «mile of their mulluaguu. mnl
it is n-xt inipriluhlv that this surrey of
\Vright hopes that his in mil \\ ill bu llvltl
ll!l£t.‘l‘.llllllillll”t‘Xi't‘Ill. for su-‘h lubfi'n‘ as
tho State may havi- sull’vrmi fur tho nin-
dumb of bi‘: print-1pm. All
prulnngnl (‘-llll.t"~l, an vxpl‘nsivv litigztlluu
with u doubtful i‘suu.
lern ia‘ nu goml lilll'pfisw m-rnul in abut-
[lll:n‘ll'x‘_\‘t‘il~l pill!) l!
tremvly doubtful if llriligvpurt over ll‘l‘th\~
um lllv amount of its tluuuzb the
iivl‘ah‘ntinn nt’ Wi'ifln. unsl .mu ll r-n on
this tin-:zih a
fame. l‘ mu
ltl\'\'
Shawl lln
nan-rd that It piilyln' :llivinl t‘.l!l
public niumm .mi ,9 mm mpgml ul’ jux-
tivu? Don't iv! ti~ lizimu- matters but
t'uwr tlu- (‘l'llllt' by any morbid m-nli-
mvnts. it. in immaterial li'\\\' Tl‘hlk‘t‘lillll)’
“light may lm (umnm'tml or to what pu-
litiml p-u‘ty lw r-ll'flllil
promptly ari‘mtmimnl iii-Ll for trial for
his numb-min. or else we should i-inply our
juils and penitentinriee. that the average
rasml may go free. (‘oiiriiatouvy lll‘lllllnlls
that tlw lulu-r nllnlllal bu ilnnv. if we lit“;-
ll-i‘t in il() tho format.
John B. Goliath‘s New Look.
" sunlight uml Sliiuluw."
l“.\' -x' unva- it lu-vzizm- ltnnwn that John
ll. thumb wm vngngwi in Wining u m-w
lk‘lungs. lm ln'
ilwmk. it~ appc-nr-mm- bux lawn waivbmi for
with luti-t‘mi. it have rm'nmly lvt'l‘ll pub
ll‘llt‘tl. :ilnl lhv vnurnmus salsa ;i:.'~r.l u
\ll‘lkillg Illslulh‘i‘ (I! lilo :lh‘ 'c‘x‘ (lull
~urv to be nunnlul tn :1 n-uiiy gum] truth.
Although only jlht ptildi‘hvwl. tln- turn!)
hixth lllHllHLllIIl is :lth‘ull)’ printml: :m-l tlzi~
fat-t illulh‘ ix wurlhy nf lll‘llt‘l“ fur :\ lumi.‘
i~
whivb svll‘ like llllv lilih'. l>~ uf (xiii.-
ordinary inti T:‘~'.
.luhn :iulli vr of
Might and Sim-law." i1 lv‘u wvil kmm'n in
mm“
il. (l nigh. the ".‘itl'l-
l“ It‘lll‘t‘ (my .~>il-~.'y in-t‘u. 'i‘mni . miln mn-
‘rillllllllf‘ “ill: llw lintni’y of his lilo; l:
early punmty. lln- (l 'lllll wf tln- dugrmlu‘
limit to wind: ln- thfil'l‘ll‘lf‘d whilw ll \lt'lllll
to drink. his wrrtchni L'tlllvllllllll illill tur-
riblu still'rrmgs. hi‘ tillpl'l‘lllllllilll strugull-s
against intumpvruni-u. his reform. in.‘ in-
lapsn. his resigning of the plulgv and final
vii-tnry. lils \vnrlrldville famo. anvl hi: c-x-
tensive tram-l»: and protracted labors in
this country nml abroad. Thirty~liw
yearn ago Mr. (lnugh lint published his
Autobiography. [IN innl thwn just rot-ov-
orml from n lifu of unparalleled dihipa-
tiun. and was put entering upon that can
rear which has sinne made him so famous.
in 1879 a new million of that “‘ill‘li.\\'llll
additions and vnianations mu given to
the public. It contained a history of his
ezirlylife. with some recollections of his
t‘llt‘i‘t’l' as a public speaker. it did not eni-
llmly the interm-ly interesting and 0x01~
ting record of the nihny thrillingdmthetio
and umusiug sveuvs {h In human lifu.
"fxant grow in pay. from lively in so
urn." \\lllt'll all tho world know had
i‘l'f')\"tlt‘ll theum-lves into his long and \‘llv
rim! corner. Tin-an luivc nmv been goth~
cred for the first tinic. and the new lmuk.
“ Sunlight and Shadow.“ is lltt‘ invdimn-
l‘
and the only Ullv-wllll‘tillgli whirl: lllt‘ii‘
thrilling ile‘tuils haw ever lwuu prosentvd
to the public.
" Sunlight and Shadow " is indeed a re-
markable book by a remarkable man.—
Mr. (lough‘u recollections of his own ex-
perience have made him ever ready to
lend a helping hand to others. and the
very nature of his life'worh has brought
him into close mntact wtth povery. crime.
doatitution and vice. and be has listened
to life histories of the most thrilling mi-
ture. and witnessed éoeneu that toutify
nnmv to the truth of the adage. " Fact is
stronger than Fiction."
Some of the saddest nnd moat pnthetic
incident: ever toldnre narrated in the
present work. and the reader‘s eyes will
an in spite of himself at the power of
Gough‘e patho- in describing meme the:
hove come under his personal observe-
tioa
Bat “ Sunlight bud Shadow " in not al-
together-armed of dot-karma. ’It
huehrightuidluunyelde. Ir.Gou¢h‘a
mined deucfiptiorf of the banana:
fleet Emulation“- and experien-
ou! it. may any mode: was.
yin-non
Iknmrbeblefeeeltytermg the hi-
dlereeelideu! Wealth telent
(www.mwllhnom
hmmhflmmtflwud
M.rmmytheu
ran-aw hem MM
Menu-
hliflfi ,
note. with methane end leek-
ereetter‘mioddle" lemurs. with beggar!
widtbut numbernnd boree of all kinds—
one 81'!!! in "Sunlight and Shadow,"
without reserve.
In short. “ Sunlight and Shadow." in a
mine of extraordinary interest. It can
be truthfully said of it. that for thrilling
interest, touching pathos and irresistible
humor. no book has ever equaled it.
In point of paper. printing. binding. and
above all. beautiful and costly illustration
we have not seen its equal in many a day.
It is superbly illustrated with magnificent
full-page engravings. engraved in the
highest style from original designs by F.
O. C. Darley. Frederlck Dir ‘ :‘inn. and
other famous artists. The n ignlficent
steel plate engraving of Mr. H gh will be
highly prized by tens of ti. lands who
have listened to his eloquexn ‘.
\Ve adv so our readers t-l buy “Sun-
light and Shadow “ at the first opportuni-
ty. They van. in our opinion. much bet-
ter afford to dispense with a dozen other
books than not possess this.
»———.r—-W
The new Board of Councilmen will
hold its first . meeting. Monday evening.
Jan. 3.
Mw‘
Help for Ireland.
There Will be a public meeting in this
city on Tuesday evening. for the purpose
of organizing n branch of the Land Legue.
it is expected that Councillor Walsh of
Danbury. and Father Walsh of Water-
bury and Rev. Father Russell of Norwalk
will be prosunt and address the meeting.
All friends of liberty are invited to bu
present. Alllllliill)" frrm. lrelaml‘a
cuuseiu the cause of freed-mi. it is a
struggle for p lllllL'al ll]llt‘]l"lllll‘lll‘t‘.iglllilsl
a tiltml nobility and u. [an lml mist.) 'rm‘y.
and «ivory man (\llll woman \le-i prizv-a
the pflL‘t‘lt‘shl lumu of p-ililiual equality
“llll lrm-dum should gin- ll suppurt to the
extent of their ability.
ow»
Military Enlortulunwm.
Theeutertziimnynt given by the Burn-
sivlo Guards (‘lllrit'll 1'\'l‘llillg. 'l‘hn
nwut‘tl (llrt‘l't‘tl ful' ”to lllllt‘l'l‘ l‘i‘t'o‘fvlllg lllt‘
highest number of \‘nliw. was alwzu‘tli'tl in
(2th A. A. llottu. of (‘nmpany l“. Thorn
war but littln vmnprlitiuu llll lllhl. nigh!
Maj. (frown lt‘éltllllg up to lluit time. when
tln- uptminvi's ramu (lawn with mum-y
and the determination: to taku the sword.
Tm- \'ole was as follows:
mm. A. A. Butts
Maj. J. C. Umwu 295
l‘apt. E. Jennings T
l.:~’!
mm
Invui. l‘Ivi-nxlvn :l
Livut. l’lllllaf‘lllltll 5
(NH
Then- wan but little unmpulitiun fur tin-
i‘ "runny bail-Ji- \\‘lllt‘ll “11: won by l‘m‘p.
J vim .‘ll'liHHV by the following \‘utv:
t'nrp. John Mullraw Ill)
Si'l‘fll. l'. Elwuml lil
l-‘rank ll..ulnn l
Him. Jvuning.‘ '
(Mm. Jami-s l‘lvlt i
l“i’.llll\' l) l\' 0
“Pillar \qu'tl
. .9
I'IIIIIH‘H" l‘lnlorprlu‘,
Mr. (i. ll lldnm‘llmf H |lllll|l:ll'l. (‘.i;i.|._
inn.) I‘! \‘l nviu; N ‘w Yul. m m-
agvrau mmv- whiz'b {buy it th‘ n-vzlwuv ll
.wm‘ u.\ \lnwuuu
burnt. nuarly It 3.; ~:i-':'.i'mu Minn. 'l‘nmv
\vi‘rn lllu mirnu [Liil'xllll/n-tl
llirnum labornlly,
:u‘nJahh‘. lb.‘:ilt‘ii‘ ll l.il\‘lll \\'.Lw gum; li-tp‘»
it"fl
to work hl‘: llivnu n'»;
pmqm- \“llll
wt i'lll'll)‘l:l“\ \\'t‘l‘t‘
mug. yn'l n I an" htti llnl iv-Hau lu m‘l‘ llml
llarnnuh tI-Iinnplia \\'lllll\l lw xvuu nvnr
twain. lill ilnnvwil small m. v-m ll.\' nhm»
n I l .
(1‘)" ~‘l4 V
furl-inn L.
:i:i.l liar-ht ».' ll -l
.munatt'u mun. ml ins time- by lbw
I'w-mvl m an of \vmltmun.
h -.-:| :i faihm-
.imly
'.\lll‘ llll
‘\:~ ilui'.:Ci'. irtji‘li'." lil‘f‘li‘v’
“l‘n‘Jll 'vl
1h lion".
{1‘ .i \l)
p‘ivn-ul‘an. l"l'.. “ilm'i \vm'
frnm ill" "I) li_.' n
Tiii‘lt' .ii‘=‘ .1...':<'~ all
pic and 1b.». .' ll.l\ 'mll inn-,1 liill'vl ult‘h.
till uml n .‘!
{.H'vzl «=l'
\ H:l."|‘l
llllipxilmus. [Lil pp.»-
'. l l l - quill l» 5'. “till lbw
l’: w
('han; l‘l'l'lllllsl n-x' Him
\\.l'l llll.
x'lulilrml vl‘ouv l lllx‘
and the Ill ~n liliiwa‘tl.
gigiu'...’ illulllh'lt ('uint‘i'
t't‘.t\\ l lllt" .t (ml-
'l‘lll'
x1l.("‘lilllllllll‘lli'e‘
«.n llml {luv mu‘u-al
it"‘ll‘ .«. in; l..-l,.‘s ill-(l
l-link uf Min-r n. lllt‘l'rvutilll at llm lynx
(Illlt‘t‘.
0..
I‘ll‘! I'IIIK \ \I'I:
T}: .1.‘/..':’-2~' ilhll' :' NIL: in mi m'.‘ furm'v/ml
[H] Nu Hinder/1'5 ( ‘ln'l'N/t'vlll T4 :H/Nlilltl‘t‘
(Minn (If fill-1:134 Nuru‘ ill:
Tm: (R mum". \"f‘l‘lNll.
(‘11 Kill”
Mrs. \\'nn.llu'ul_:u n1" Uliiu. \lld make a
K-Hil :Itllll‘t‘rl-l bofurv tho (hum-.1 at 5!.
l. his. \V ~ knmv Ilul (but
would huvuln-i-u Mid ll’mt’i' mi
'l‘lnt‘iniisu:
1 'l‘
anything
glm Mill-
Jr‘t‘l (if [Millie-riun‘e 11ml it not lumn for
bur. Wi- vontuiv to [tn-«hr: that. at lla-
llt‘xl l‘ounul. vermin (lilt‘b‘llnlls us to
" nimistx i'iul standing" and Uni him hav-
ing been now so Woll iii.~p.):.u.l of, other
questions relating to iumhivral uvtiuu.
and church m'tiuu in reunnl to some «f
the practical (.lut'hllulle‘ of simply infinite
urgency. like this of tho temperance
question in our hind. Will be allmvml to
come early to the front. and l‘t‘L'i‘lVU the
attention that Cumpm‘tn with thoii' l‘t‘ill
important-o. l‘lil‘luiun vvmuuu burn and
there. all over the muutry. are lw;vi«u:ing
to apprehend tho situation and limit tl'uu
relation to it. They lll‘t‘ Iiinlm'lnhing u
grand work. and in the right spirit. lint
howuubm'ouiing it Would he in the h-sl
of us. to stand aloof and merely look on.
«Spvt‘iztlly to do so in a mood of vnrplng.
iuspm'ti‘m. if at any tilnu \vn we things-s
wbit‘h deserve criticisms. we will git“ it
frankly. vigorously. an the vase may l‘t!‘
quire: not us though wuniatrunted tin-m.
but knew that It is “human “ for women
art for men to err. mumtinws. But think
of!!! and think ut't‘t‘ what! it means to
have thirty-four hundred grog-shops in
('hiuagn; about its many more in Boston;
nearly three times as many in New York.
and a prop-urtionute number in num‘lv
every city and village in the land! Such
fautd are appalling. They \\ mild be to the
last degree startling. if even patriotinm
were not blind. and the Christin“ now
ficleut‘e of the country torpid. Thank God
that women can no longer keep still.
"Home-protection" in a good a; watch-
word on we know tit—almanac.
amuse: KISCILLANY.
ll. Immar. Secretary of the French
Temperance Society. eitiuutes that fifty
per cent of all the idiots and inibeoileo to
be found in the large oitiea of Europe have
had pmnts who were notorious drun-
hlrda. ,
When the State write- “ orimieol“ over
the dooryrey of the meet donut drinking
Mainline over the lowest m-
ehope; wheeltphouettheherotjmtlee
them by theeideot his victim. find
when“ stunn- evm whatnot liquor
mine-om "antennae. «bum
met: to m the manned nun-vane
ammo an no. m the dm-i‘
adisfrnnclneemeut'mlght recall. to some
sense of all-me thoee who ere instilling
their manhood. and furnishing the note-
rinl out of which most of the existing
poverty and crime in evolved.-Tomnto
Evangelical Churchman.
Dr. Biailtie. of Edinburgh. writing of
the Maine law and temperance in America
says: "In general society. and especially
in Christina-society. the habitual use of
liquor at the table is much less prevalent
than in Britain. In the great hotels. amid
a profusion of food. there it: hardly such
a thing seen at a bottle of wine. Masses
of people who pity $4 a day board. con-
tent themselves with water as a beverage.
There is n bar where gentlmen inclined to
drink can get. what they require; but no
lady is seen in such a place. Men in high
position give entertainments on the absti-
nence principle. President Hayes has
never given wine at his banquets; and in
Cannda Sir Charles Topper. a leading pub-
lic men. acts on the same principle.
The State of Kansas having voted by a
majority of nearly 30.000 to forbid the
manufacture and sale of intoxiceting
liquors. except for medicinal purposes. by
constitutional amendment. Governor St.
John takes occasion to exhort the slow-
moving East. He is sure that " an old
settled State like Pennsylvania ought to
possess sulflcieut moi-til courage to follow
the example of young Kansas. and throt-
tle the traffic in intoxicating liquors and
human souls. and choke the life out it."
Kansas has taken a long stop in advance of
most of hm~ sister States, but ‘ahe will
need to remind herself vvry often in tho
future that in this good thing. as in many
others. only "eternal vigilance" will
malt-vthiszunnmluwnt cffnclive. in the
miles of Att'hisnn. Leavenworth and
\Vyundotte tho majority against! the
amendment was nine hundred all told.
“'llll‘l) is not largo. (‘OIlnltll‘l‘lllg the foreign
born population resident thunk—Ht‘ungt'v
fist.
——-»~~»V —--
BO‘VAY'I‘ON.
(inn of the bent young mm in this town
in Hum-go Raymond Vint‘uut. Nuturu bus
lilluli‘ him what he is‘ofauiuninblu. KNP
inl naturu. liwillhy and strong. but bu is
surrounded by inllumn't‘s uVi-r “'llll‘ll ho
lmslmt‘untl‘nl. anti llr‘ (luvs not lll‘lll‘VL‘
that " \vim- in n innvkvr and that strong
lll'lllli is raging.“ iiml lllls no Mm that he
win he tit-coin-tl [lion-by. ()1) Saturday
work George. having surm- tiuw to hlilll'i“
prnpusnd to :i frit-nd ln luko ll riilu uvur to
South Norwulk in his light buggy. 'l‘ln-y
\‘lhllt‘il (be llt'“' llfllr'l. llo pntmnimnl tho
billiard table. and us it ennui-quorum pul-
rumzwl illu bar. and was l)lbll\'ltllln‘ in bat
hilllnllull. Tim first companion lull him
and l'llllll‘ home on tlu- vars. llv full in
\\'ll h ulmillt‘l‘ lift» lung friend ulnl prupusml
lo talu- lnm home In Darwin and in
'l‘m-l.‘«*i".—; and gut a cigar. 'l‘lw) drmn at
a rapid rain. nxnl when nvzu‘ tho brn'lt
l‘illll't'll tlwy r-tt‘mv tn ll‘v'lilil .‘ll'. Halo-w
wagun lllll‘lill of llu-m. but inalouul of that
Hwy [ll'llt‘il lbo wrung hur. nml a Vii-inn:
valllsiun \\"‘l.‘i lbw l‘tlllnl‘lllli‘lll'l‘. Mr. l‘nlm
Wm bmlly iujurml um! [um wagon lip-ml.
(imn‘gl‘ mm pru'ipiLuH-ll tun fun-t. and ri-ll
him a lump of inml on llw lrnzuu gruuml
mmmatlnlu. Julm llmt was badly injut'ml.
.\ bulu wax made through ullui'lll’ lingo
hill]!
uni-ugh lu pul )unr lingx-t' through, and
um- rmlv of his fun- “an h-x‘rlbiy lztt‘vl‘ull‘ll.
'l‘br! linrnv mu. .‘lllil‘illt'll tho not
l‘lt‘ul‘ nl' ilw SllIlrln. :unl brought up at his
buggy.
uld llJlllt‘ ill 'l‘mnkt-ih. wlm was his furnwr
(lvurgn \\.‘H takuu to the «luv;
gist.» u Intro “1'. Sainlmlrn saw] his \\'()llllll".
but hn \\':1~a inwardly burl. and has lwpt
his. bu] vvvr sin
'l'hv l‘lilt'lllllllllli'lll at tbv M. l".. i‘lllll‘l'll
l‘ln'lslnmn 1".“~ will bu nimnuruhlu nu av-
ouuut of its not calling; on tho chiltlrun tn
'l‘llt' ll'mA pru-
Allll't‘ll :~. prmunl fur all uml lll‘l ils whuln
duty. The vinl-ln-u wing lw-uutifully un-
llo-I' lin- limb-Mini» of MN. Nrilly ll m‘laml.
.lulm l."llnlmwlu~u umlv :i spum'b. Ill v-‘hlvh
lll‘ lllll‘ll‘illl'll Iln- tfl'l‘dl Him‘inn lb:-
Sunday m'limnl. 1:011:34 a foundation for
t‘inti'lu'ie'l‘. nm‘vr lwmt: uliliqml to uulmtrn
\vaml Hwy lr'11l‘ll llv'l‘x‘. Supvrimwnlnnt
l'.:..|h~ \V. lit-H guru .'l. hhtui'y of Pall-s-
inuv mnl bu": it was [lull l‘lii'iel was burn
:ll li:'lllli‘ll(~ll while ln- ll Nazai'inu.
alw gluing Illlllll‘l'tlll‘i trnliniuun of tho
11wq-ltlt'Illifl‘l'dlilg‘(.‘lll‘ln‘l. ll. nbert “'mnl
fil'tllil‘ Hl' lllt' Ullll‘i (ll (Illl‘lhl, :lllul lllt‘ li'dgfi’
4-1.. of bin .lvailln. wlm‘li was l'nllua‘ml by a
l'i't'lllllllilll13’1‘2. l". lllln. on but would
ruining. 'l'ln- luilnwiri.‘r :m: tln- rmunrlu of
it blwl‘t anl: " “'0 huvt‘ llll‘l hero {hm
(' n l~ inns l'lvv to again ('i-iulu'ulv tho bil'ib
ul .. 2r Saviour. 'l‘huugh \‘lK‘llll‘i‘ll coutu-
l'll'h lL’th' ll.l.\'3(‘ll, llw “ (Jill Ulll ultil‘y " is
tlw Hahn,r ,u'neratiun.
lilling tlwiu wuh hupu of t‘ll'l'lllll life and
h-avhiu; tiwni that. this lifl- can only lw
fully vnjoyml by Liking (‘hrht us their o.\'~
amplv. (luv i'uth‘ru \Vttrllitll'll in u mung-4‘
t.) [Flll'll us humility. lIv (‘zmin into lllltl
World in nu (-ru of It» gum-awn ignorance.
i‘lwre Wurl- live million Jewish people in
and urouml Juruwhuu at that day.
l‘nnii' only luau-burn wuro nu ignorant.
Jilillulli til‘ir‘nlllnnil. They were taught
that l‘lll‘lst would come and m-t up it teln-
pawl kiuglluui on with. lell‘ govern.
mum Wu! dospotir. tho forerunner of
l‘hrtst was helwndvd without judge or
jury. Tim Lord of Glory WM declared
Innw-unt by their lllfillt‘fil authorityJiut tho
mbhlt‘ (ll‘llllllldt‘ll his llfu in (lefi'ul'elttx-
tutbe pl'li‘hlfi. They lllllli'll Insult to in-
jury and (‘l‘lll‘lllt‘ll him butwoun two
llilvt‘i‘s. )llt‘l'l‘t‘ll his Shiv. \vbonm flmved
water and “build. lie ut‘lml lthlld “ Fullh
or l‘urglw tliuui. for they know not what
they do.“ and gave up tlw ghost. And
inunedliuuly the Godhead was manifest:
Lllt‘t‘ill‘tli was in eonvulniouu: the guild
rocks were rout through creations watt):-
tvut: many that. were in their gi‘aved éame
forth; the veil of the temple was rum in
twain. He died that wo through him
might be saved. The earth could nuthold
him. and after three days he oonsumated
his miasum on earth. and arose from the
dead, hulking it possih e that we. through
him. might be saved And now the «pier
tion is naked
" Will he come again it"
In utewur to this interrogation E. F. Kile
came forward and gave a recitation illuu
tinting the manner of his second coming
in the following would:
" Yea: Christ will come. but not. the
harm- orphan at this world. to wonder
or m in and woe and weep; but on his
car a lightning. rolling from the uul'eth'
owed depth; of heaven. while spit-m.
raped in radiant light. brnodlnh their glib
«n wluurae‘er Mi throne. and oleudl.
like ruins billom. that: end bound ho-
noeth luv feet. The trumpehnll pooh-end
that dread hint more tall and ‘deep that
¥l“““°“ tumour flammm“
we. on . ' '
heir end " their tines:
t fnmm open
3.:““‘.l'.2°“"l“' forte. adv than dial
d an.“ 1“;th the "NW;
We (Stimuli!) unmet in»
Enron, Doc.
”\Vlll‘l‘.
~{n- il.’ :15 wvll :i-e to sing.
(it,
\\'ll.\‘
fin-sh and new to
u
In a; mum-‘mmu'. or. '
. .1 tm- .
nuil’on “to head lent with" ,. “hm ..
uninitiated John- H. Knippt Esq“ for
County “ Commie-toner to Iuooeed ‘Vfir.
Wright of Greenwich. whose accounts
are in such a bad condition. There Ger-
tninly is need for an efliclont business
man in the board. and Mr. Knapp is such
a man. He will bring to the position ex-
perience and integrity, and that is what
is wanted. I should think we had had
enough of party liaoka in the office. Now
let us haven man who does not neck the
office. and will not use it for personal pur-
poses. but look after the public interests.
Hosnsrv.
”0%“
llnouull of eruht.
Nonwuat. Dec. 21. 1850.
The SENTINEL never made a. more sensi-
ble reoumInemiutinn than when it pro-
posed Mr. John H. Knapp for (loamy
Commissioner. He seems to me to be just
the man for the place. and I know he has
thvubilitym fill it. anal I believe the
County will lmulurgn gamer if he bun
anything to «In with tho managmnent of
its itifltil‘a. \Vhat is wanted in that ullicv
is a main of slrivti-st integrity and highest
honesty. Such a man Mr. Knapp Cr'l"
tuitily is. There might not to be any hes-
ttution on the part of those who make the
nomination for tho Assvmbly to present
his minw. Norwnllt in unlitlml to the of»
lien. and for its credit '1'! it be fillvli with
mm of our ltt'hl and rum! viliciuut um] ro-
upi-t'tml i'llli’a'llh. Yours.
Tm: Ilruimn.
«a
.\ lauly I'lflll‘hll.
Editors of Mr Sics'rlxtct..~
it may llul lw luv-cumin; in a lllll)‘ to
write to llw papvru llluilll thing. that lim
lllt‘ll haw (“llitl'ilt‘ of. but I want to thank
you for what was prion-1| hint wm'li .‘ilmlll
llm lllllli“ f-vm' -. llll-l lb )1)» it Will lu- ttl~
km) llnlll‘l‘ of am] :1 ”1.an that
will lw fur lln- lt.'lll't'. fur sumo «If lb“ [M-
lu'a-nwu b l\'t‘ hinl hm mtn'li l~HlI| that was
not \liny. Sll‘dllg!‘ in niv
that mm vlrunl; uml stagger
through our slim-l4 :iu-l lhu puliun- «luli'l
try mul liml will will I‘v‘ llIn-y gill llu-n' Him.
I might toll of utlwr thing»: but wim'l. but
pnllvvlm-n
inwtiml
l‘lllll|;:"
limit it lam»
boy ‘- ,.
lilnu't mm why \vw tuiu'l llllVl‘
that :u':- of [ho had ltiinl of mun.
nl' snim- \viin (‘I‘l l..lllll_\‘ .‘Il't‘ mil Hllt‘ll.
S-‘lllll Nur'wullt. lli'l‘. ‘3”. 1H5".
0-0
Moro .Hu-m “I“
M.
l’ullt‘r.
.‘lll‘. Izvllflr. l mu planned that Hulllll‘
lllh (‘Ullvll lilll‘llllnll in the pulu'e
{mum of nur t'lty. Fur a lung let- it has
bin-n plain in lbw must vstsllul Ull\l‘|'\‘\'l'
that ll~ w n in! win” If nlmuld
bv. :lll'l .121lluil “Kin ll"l|l by ‘\' tn llt‘
ti‘nv. ly- l\\':|nl tn
I‘lll :iHe-n'm I I» :l pm-‘lxm' «if lb” pulu'v uf
(”HI
.-lllvn-:w\'
1'Jl'l u-:i~l.y lll'tnml,
leu‘lmn i'i'iiuinuiu.
ilv “ bat «in [buy multn flab of
um- :i Ill ll Nb Ml :m-nli -: ‘.‘ How I4 it that
”us r1 .. w.il ha :n'rwtwi :lll'l ~unimanly
lll'Jll
llmml-si m
nullmritv
Inakin:
I‘ll” do
HIP .WIHI“ will ‘llm'u .l'i l ,1 I \‘4'Ull l‘l't't‘? :\l'l‘
Hut p'inl. ainl i'ltllllt'tl
wztb :.u"i.ynt\* l'I :urml all vmlitxlnrnuf
Luv on ‘iILIlll or urn-iv information? And
.liwrimiuzilo bulwm-n llll‘
llmv is it that what
\vitb ulnlv .mntlwi' ("law
lll it; tuitillui.
why «In llu _\'
pour .‘Hul lbw iu-li ':
ii plain in Im- ("ililltlull people. m-vmw M)
Illht‘lll" to llwm 1' l lmvv nu pvi'mmul Ill
fm‘iitiuv lnunnl any of llwm. utnl know
not but llll‘y :Il't‘ aiming lll‘.‘tll‘tllll‘,.'; in ur-
xlurri in lira-w lH ll’u‘l" in ii)“ Ulli~'\‘ Hill!»
to". i am :ilm mt. lhuv ulu not. The
murals null l't'p Itaimu uf llli‘ i‘ll_\' ruqiitru
llizit lnlL l|\)llt‘|‘lll"ll of nubl'ivly
anal about” h.- nn lhn force.
\Vln‘n H l’- .- nilpmul only «If hil"ll thorn
will lw m. mill-m lur rumplaint. uml until
r‘lll'n
II le‘
t'l: Li lt‘lV'l‘
tin-u iln- \\'linli~ fun.- - a'llli'l‘fl in reputa-
llUil. 14.
.v. ‘
Pl'l‘.‘ i’l'l NI‘lW’fi.
.\ l'm- m l'lu‘t llziril'onl '31.»: recently
put nut \x-zth l‘lill‘l'. wlnvh is morn plenti-
ful lilit'i \\.lll'i’ lin‘l‘v.
on.
'l‘lu-rt- grunt! ill-struvtinu
lll‘lllll'l'l) in l‘oi-uunu. Spain. by floods.
has in on (if
«00- ~~~~
Killf‘ ll Min. .‘l servant girl umpinyml iii
lliv ]:.~..m- .kwllfi‘llllll :tl Millillv‘tmvn. was
nuvl‘mdml Sunday night. having blown
mi. llh‘ y. l «. liztlii- i'uimunu. ii i'nznpun-
um. wan .l.».i-n\'wml Jllrx‘l :n tiuw to lN.‘ l'l'-
stimuluhul.
l.llli’lll Walsh-rut \\'vm\illi~ «liml Mun.
tiny Hum lm'lgj‘iw unluvml by
{i :it‘Vi'l‘l'
(")lll.
‘0‘:
(‘blvl' of l'wlim» ling-(iv oi Ausnnia. who
\\'llHi1llull\.Y "(‘hip“ Numb last Wl‘i'li,
(lll'tl mi Mniifldy.
. .w- .. _.
'l‘H" lh'miuu for the annexation of Fair
ll:l\» n no to New Haven in now being
mavulatwi in that borough.
or. . A——-
it is l'tlllllll‘l‘ll that all Ibo surgeons and
assistant. hummus ol‘ the Notional Gum-d
vuutumplaiv rmignutiuu because of (luv.
Blgoluw‘u notion in lllling the place of
mun who wan ntutiylug his profession in
the nwdivul helm-l when the veteran aur-
Kt'ulli. who an~ un-nilmru of the Nutiunul
Guard. WN‘C' tri'viuu‘ in ”in tit-id.
ww~ —-‘~M‘«m
ltlnllw inimtlnn oi‘ the Similngtun
htvaniwut unupztuy to run unool’ tlw
wimlluv bhnln iu omuievtmn with the
.Muaauvhnsvttri on the Providence lino the
unuiim; :mnmwr. ltnlllt‘ bout to be. built at.
Nunul: Will not be vouiplutetl to run .on
that llllt.‘ bol‘oru lllt' aeiison uf1889.tho (:imi.
puny to charter a bout to take the place of
one displaced from the New York and
.‘tuuington line. The Massachusetts and
Narragansett are now running on the lino,
the latter bout Working very satisfactory
since being rebuilt. The Stuiiiugtou is an.
dcrgoing repairs at Stoningtou.
- « Qvow—w—«v-
Sui-row and Joy.
How sliivurs the liil‘d’ in the w
blast.
'l‘hut nwwpu from the icevbound nor-
thern hill.
And chirp» his pretext. no the snow
flies fast.
intry
morn. .
Au alto gracefullyvaweya with tho‘dot-
lug uwuin.
O‘er the mirrored like. while thalam-
ter‘s hpm
Wakes from the hillan marry refrain.
So. sorrow and joy make up thelrxpart
.Ot life in this world; nnd yet. by far.
The joy will be most to tlut one‘fl heart
Who frequently Intakes the “Beat Roc-
ord" incur.
M 4!.
Junkers; “\Vuntedr
AT ' N mints. Jane: out}.
' ‘ Hot-we'll:
, . Bank.
.7.
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l‘hililt‘en ~ - ' '
surgeon pump! by uppmnling ti young“
And his poor little tuna no cruelly ohillel »
How blunhetl the maid in the line crisp
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tint-nu and '1le lllllnllt'n frum plumb ml lending
The Have «Mun »x~ nfulmm Iwu arre- uf ltlwl. \\ llh
:i tbu- .~.-.-urm\«~nt ”r (rim and nrtuluv‘lllfll mw; tll~u
:l 'll'll Han- v-gv ul-lr L'uflll'll. “llll lawn. \\it‘li-. flu“
rr- Av 'i‘li-- linen-«- H n tlln- llllllll i' hunw. \Hlll l-‘ri-nrh
l‘unf. m-ll built and Hi good rupiu‘. with 12m mum:-
Ihrmuhum unxl "ltfllt‘l'll lulhhni‘ltit'lllfl; ullrri chi»
l-‘n-w‘li rvmf vantage-imam with CUIH‘t'lllt‘llt‘iN for four
hurmw vuuvlunun‘n main, and nil tIn-i‘unu-nicnn-n
llt‘t'-‘~~:tr\ to u llr‘l viii-u ht-ihlv 'l‘ln‘ lion-m in- fur
m-li-wl illruu-gln-ut. end “ill bu Ulilll mill or ulthmit
furniture
lliq'urv in” tho nn-mimw of ALFRED
I‘ll!“ KN ‘ l‘lll‘i, South Norunllt. (‘t,
Ilrm". Nt'w York
M il.l.Ell. SN‘W.
.1.
li \' \ l’l‘; or
nr 7?. urn-Hr
5‘31! (3|.
1*‘11 run for Sale .
'l‘lll': puhucrllnw nib-rs bin lfnrm for Nile. alluntod
in thc- town of (lrm-ntlfilil. lu Sarntogn (‘0. in the
Slaw of New York. lllllt‘ mill-u from ~amto m Springs,
it i- |Ilt‘.lfllllllly mlunlml on it runs of gmum . 95 um»
of land. which l~ favorably divlilml into pupum'. plow,
numvlnu- mu! wand bun! with a lurgo bulb-1‘; tlw mm-
of llw barn. :le by to. Miami bun-av nml Flaming. liav
loft nu-r thn wanna 2.”. by 4:1. and urnim-ry m by it
Will lw mild clump; part of HIV pnn‘bw-v money min
n-nnlu nu Iliurlgngv ll’ tin-lrml. or “ill rwhangr for
\i.l.1grpro}wrty. Fur further parlivnlnru Inquire of
SILAH l‘. 'l‘lf'l'llll.
. r horwmk. Conn
inmates mania;
.‘lAlV’ fir . .MUOluln-z (Maura-«4Mlumil Flint-Ch.
FISH, FRUIT. VEGETABLES
And. Ounnod Good.-
ur‘ .xu. itixns
Pulled Oysters for the Holidays.
LEDGEWDDD FARM MILK.
Price” '7 “gals; Hanan.
'l‘llu l’eN‘w-tiou ol‘Purity
and (Ill-tuiliiwss.
For solo at Smith Nutwulk. by
A DAMS & S'l‘ EVENS,
ll’hm-c orders will also be rmw'w-d
FOR ITS DAILY DELIVERY.
598 ill
Notice.
Sn. Nuttwam. (‘r,. "or. mu. )5“).
l’rnlmuiiln will bu nwrivml until Monday. November
Slob. 15‘ ‘0. for lll.‘ l‘urmulvug llllll laying of am: Vita: in
frunt urtlw properly nannil by Mr 2': A. \VUUi word.
on the van «Mu of Main *lt‘t'i‘l. and Ut‘t'Ilpu‘ll by Mr:
tlromry.l-nuuumvmg it! tho IlUl‘Sll liuv of )Il'up
formerly uauul by Hm \\'. Nilllill. uncl ruunn _;
nurlluupruwul walk. For further mfnruunluu tut
(11mm of rutuumnw nu aim-t» uml Dillt'wulli!
ii" '11 lili‘yimmr Boa l ”tell
8- . I- .
A. U. ”01.133156. 3 u 0 0'
m
:‘x‘orxmlk. l‘nuu. 1M. nth. ism.
TO THE LADIES!
N in M. PARLOA‘S SCIENCE of COOKING.
The APPLEDORE CO‘K BOOK.
12ml). cloth. with additional blank mom-
ornnduin paper. Price. $1.25
Over 90.000 Copter Sold.
The author of this popular book in a
practical 0 01:. having made the sole-nee
of cooking a careful ninth and has dietim
guiahed herself in all its branches.
Ann lecturer and teacher in the art of
naming who has received the highest can»
mendetloua of the prone and public.
ving amt one season abroad. she
lteoinue thorouahl conversant. with the
nut taught info Gtmutrlea.
tannin. tinted In angry Town.
Lady convenient have done wel. Pub
halted by ««
Andrew F. Graven, Agent,
at: .l-freuklle Street. Boston.
.firhw. mare“
. “‘5 mar-e:
. .
$33.23;
i'. ,
. u ll. ll. l“l'l‘(‘li. t‘ozuuiltlco.
“ill: Handkerchiefs from... $56. to 9508:
NOtloen l-‘lllt (‘ord and Tunnel-1 from .br. to 1m Lit
fil‘bullt‘ard ul' llellvfnf the town m Nurmuk. will mwltmw‘mm "m“ "-‘W ‘0 ‘ 5019‘
men: at the which of the th-lroltlu‘ll. Mnnduy. .lnn. 3d.
run). at ltlo‘clnolt u. 1“,: “"“lllmfllllfi'. Jam. 5th. in 7:30 Special “"3“!“ m
phuln; pattinluyiluu still. all” pipi.. g\'l‘tllli‘iil\ll\'.ldllll .
2. I." L‘ unificamrluy. nu. .lll. Lil)“ \ w .‘ . Y - . v .
(lay. .luu.l llllll. run 1). in. «mi glilllt‘llit‘:“3‘t‘ll:. 110510)), llllll Llldel “ em,
il'a‘li. ll; 2 "l 11“.. ll" the mum-Iol of hearing
mu telerni u nu a u) m s mmu lo the ' ‘ '
iimrhmi'”ii'iiwi "hum“; “01mg. “fl WWW? “it; To“ ela. Napkins and Table Linen».
on u on» w «do inuotwt ll‘ turd :' ~ " ‘
1&3”le "up 131““. bimr'd. or; \\'t9tll1t‘tdll;.fnlllll. 5th? I)" ‘ A N 110‘ “5 “"XR‘
.n u‘auu ‘ u. “L. 11‘ tie bur me u a t r . ‘
tho polls of r-lt‘llllilfl dlinhlml personals. m ing 08 \VASBILG‘X‘Oh ST"
.. So. Norwallt - - Conn.
Is Prepared to Keep
0mm lane's Block. than at. up attire.
E. K. LOCKOOOD
'I'OYS.
GHRISTMAS PRESENTS
DOLLS.
The most extensive display and, as usual, the
l’owest Prices.
Holiday Presents,
Either Useful or
Ornamental.
China Ware. Vases, Dinner sols. Ornamental Cups and saw-ms,
Carriages. sleighs,’ living-modes. Horses. Qllenpfi'l‘oys, ctr.
\Vm'k Boxes \\‘ ritmu‘ Desks. Japanese \\ are. (names. &('
Photograph Albums. Leather Goods. ll urk BUXUS,
Jewel Cases, Cigar
Cases. Glmc Boxvs.
Juvenile Books
Ample Accommodations for Santa Claus and
Friends.
Fine Table cutlery and Silver Plated Ware
Best. Quality Lowest Prices.
in the Holiday
f5, 10, 25, 50and 100 Cent Counters
Annex. First Door liasl. Messrs. M:illury&
Lewis" old place of business
Those in Search of appropriate Christmas
Presents at the Lowest Prices, are invi—
ted to exumuw 1110 unquullod as—
sm'tmcnt
ll()\\'
offered by
E. K. LOCKWOOD.
flu New in our- Hal.
um. ..... .....
860
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In .1 in.“ u um: tl'lo‘
Ann-p a“ can. ' .~ 7..
wuph in. ”Jul ll
?5
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Wye-«halo rules In. par "mm.”-
MAROHAL Gt SMITH ORGAN co"
m: «luv: hum '.v‘..-.'\' to purchaser, rgx. flu] u. u
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. . "A" band
.‘ ‘l I\‘ mun n til'mu. It an and
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our... ‘3‘. Only .. ouso In , m ,‘tiCd ...n g... .. .41”: l'PgCI. dem‘nfal‘udc,
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r
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an: in! urgan. t6 Inch" b
. . 4 hot- of Rail. h”
m. m w h-u tru- autumnal-mm. ’- ‘ '
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r “Yd l:..\(lcx:-..ulft.
but-ct. how \orL. It
giv;§»g;‘;;t;§iei‘o€t;n SHELLEB.
3.147»-.. \\ u~
.-
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'0; 3.1% i: i eAbeDuw
.. a l H h 11... 5.51.1.5 1‘.
-... 5 ~~: 1‘?" r‘. ! ' Q
Cnnno get cut u‘. 3 . - i \u‘l [tub AP‘TAEE“, t‘
o: rtlur. y't.,- l‘. Jr .vr ':,.g.i.u la Lhtlt.uib‘Ju>. no
r V' , l ’ x . l T .
"t-‘W' . L ‘fiiv .‘ l .-l ii ll"l n' tl‘e rivn can be
" ‘ . »»»»»» 1. 3i ,t-i »..v‘. I in. . may.
»- um . l :«'~~. .3: 1....i.y Lower» plat-l on.)
‘; bow
van Hoes."
[invite the extents) attention of India; to my u'
norunvnt of
Cloaks,
Dolmans
AND
Ul‘sters.“
The Stylus will he found the
Loner-E in Ibo City.
Abdul Cnluplt'lu line (if a
Black and C0111 Silk
SATIN DE LYON.
Black and COM Sutins.
Brocaded Silks and Satins.
Black & Col‘d Velvets
Black and Colored Cushineres.
All Wool Mommies.
~—FLANNELS!—
And Novelties in all Shades and Prices.
lit-it. and Prices lb
8
DAVID srow, -
UNDERTAKE‘R!
And EMBA‘: MER
Bodies without Ice.
“mom a was! .l'l'._ a;
‘ t
the porn fr. m ' - |
Every "l-Y‘I‘L‘Y‘ \\
t'yJur nw I. l T‘”
merv l4" .
- It “’1“ I‘ll v
0"
("w FWR‘JH‘W'I; l
. wwSt ll.lll"‘ll‘tl"
,2 t. «ult‘érWi-lwh- vnll'i' lnlm n.» ItonHundt‘omS
- \‘nui v Ai-‘I'JNT‘R “'AV'I‘ED In t-wry ( our“!
ll "fl-Clu-
=Fllielils.‘ ‘Au‘s
ar
: >trux‘tlunv are so ample ‘nud plain. tl:..:
. wry Mart.
. prlwd at the “-0 and rapidity with
. able to make tummy.
during your rip-mu
(lilvl . M.‘ if” for rh: 'lit‘ucnm 'or vie-”-
r 2. r 5'. v 2.3. rm.’ putlfst, Lu hm...“
. 5m ~mr3’bnw.
«‘nr rte-e}! Many '5‘!ch
n " tat-m.
tighpslllfi'llrifli is xiv-Hind to We the
W be“ once lutrm'ufl‘fl Mn‘ibfl'wnfl
t‘uum y Storm and sz‘leflln Be an
i!
u, _ - we
3‘ .l u twat rumir. endil babe: not [rdlhw‘
r.
..a.h.~-.~ mum raw-mt of]!
, .« i;...~..::..:.p.—in5l'lai
I...
dCi
sv'i‘jrozv’s
catarrh cure!
A Sure Remedy.
UNI: Box will convince you that you can be our. f;
l‘vr 5:11: at PLA1<TED‘S Drug Store. South Noun .3
Price 50 Cents e Bux
5:!) 3111
0mm furnished Sée. whh‘frill inm‘ «‘
mm» for mnductinz the Inuit pniflln’vz‘
wusinr'v-n that nnyonv can engage in. 'l"-v
hit-mt- .. ii no easy to beam). and mu
any one can make grunt prvfitfi from 1‘ .
0 one can fail who in willing in w lit
Wuun-u are as mocmofu'l in: men. Buys and p' ~‘
mm mm large mine Many have made at thebu~in I
owr “no lnm ml dollars in I single week. .K’vthi ...'
illn- lt ever known lwfore. All who on go an» pur-
W id) they Hi“
You can engage in thin liltnllu vu
. time at great irutlt You do Iml
have") invent capital in it. u take all the r‘rk.
Thaw who need n‘ulv money. should write to u» at
once. All ruminhed free Address Tnutétt‘u.
flgifiMaine.
DR. S. W. FISKE.
The Ctlcbraiod aaigéeyant
PHYSICIAN
And Magnetic Healer. Business and Tool.
Medium. 7
Will visit Sunni Nmuvnu. 01:111..“qu Ev:
NORTH. at the CITY HOTEL. when: brim nr
mnrultod.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
1281b and 29th.
The Doctor can be Cflllfllllud It bin «nice. No. 270
(‘llu u-l strum. ‘ ew lluvt-n. Cox . from —
til t to 27th. at noon. m ' the 10th “a
Office hours: from in. tn. to 9 p. In
The Doctor makes th h ‘ w
lion-i of the nick. amnmwwmw°§§li mum,“
:mélfimm “1:159" and upstate: Nimble
o rune diam ‘
fur hurinuennflalu all! till‘l‘tli‘tds‘." Tam?“ “-0 “M
Li siftt‘itt‘nmmkfu;l (ignition or
on o e I . . . Com motion:
on bovine»: or health mun h, n
In”! cont ‘ «
23%;». end mp. Addme wfgmgsci.
. my; further particulate and e stump-ind let a cir-
ruwtosm. mu wn. . . tux-ms
navnx. 0035):.“ ' um
Thlllu tocertl til i \
led with dim ii iii? :32:ng rat I woe unite
v we ‘
pain In toy-clinch «In!N ' (lg-pepsin
unfit for en hard labor
phyul but never
until i
t once red
emu!“ nadeplee. Ihiehé‘gnederhk
at on two mm m m
[hurls-Mire rtwo “HM its no?“
outed. I would edvmweléyuk
u armrmwo" W
. reel
8mm: mu. Wilma. 0
$011;an «Run, 3655' in m mun.
I “Wig “a
rim with mum on
mg: were \
a)!
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