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VOL. 11. No.21.
gum]: {Jar-Elli gruff
hiHJHI \ iiitii'l‘ll BR‘. Proprietors.
truer. m 'srzx'rI—sm." BUILDING
Wuaiaarua STIIIV.
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an. I v-r as... an Mouths that)
aiugtr t‘opleo. 5 fonts. I
:wus srnicrm lb‘ summit. I
for-a of Advertising. { - . ._ -
was lLI. a.“ sin. sin get-axeoldrui lEStfibliShed A. D. i720. ‘
.... um “we ”on give “no stm snm' .. ’ " '
-\6 im u" .875 ton no Isso 2::‘l'.l'§‘ ' 6"6".."'I.°‘”
s we. son also :50 OM HM ilm ' PL!“ ' 53-931036-59
v...” ~ no we no 150 min “or anal JAIN)" 3‘. Lilli“. Agi,
i no fan no ism HM ism nos 3" Sum sum-Iii to“.
I \’Y’ bl‘ lflm 11m lTM ”M “if” 7 , — _
I me two zit-v» won 25m 40"“ 75m If. (‘()[[l.jN.
‘ irw ”M rim lino ism um mien
' use not than mm ism 79m 3min
‘\"‘Ir"‘ «wt limit” ‘nlarted :ra'utmuly
.1' H-illz‘ri to ret'tl par line
. Nirvn‘k 2» wt
Ill. O. WILLIS BENEDICT.
”plea of ”(litfo'nrr'. ltl'.’ It‘d-st
Avenue.
l”‘.ice ‘- Hrs. ,
«0:!
Dr. BIIke’s
. -;li r; liili RN \lv’l‘l l in 3. and 03‘s)
to 7 Jill p. In.
. rr‘. 2: '1 \"AYNiIt-"r‘V srara? Next Nat-anal
lld .a
(-1.1th I) §. Id '5‘" \|.l..
OOCTOR OE DENTAL SURGERY
' a \‘v'a-Jiitigtmi 5L. lsluiltf‘l lllm‘k.
\niitli Nurwalk. l‘t.
Ilmt‘v I a to )1 3‘. and I so in a p to.
firm»’ s Hximt (Lu .‘linVliTthl-Zl).
m
r. A. GUN'rHl-zn.
FURRIERI
6? \“a-liiiiglun Street.
Fun i‘leaiieil and liepaiired,
Runny item an un \u-Iaau luiw the
2:23
ivatrwsnru
WM. B. RIDER.
HYDRAULIC ENGINEER,
And aurvoyor.
ll hauls wf llvtxa‘i
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K ".1 ' I .ls l?‘ Irtfet‘s l‘ .ébtim “Kali-r \‘ll"".1ixil
in an \i n c
J. R. RAYMOND.
BOIIOBI‘OI Contractor.
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l‘l'.llil\:;tl St
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South Norwall Savings
BANK!
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u 1‘ \ m and f'ili‘l l in I p
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if \ qua a.» I' ll will Zi.-p.u.;-
2‘ at. \ ~--I\l\\'~.\‘ i‘ns‘
.i~?l\ I: «\\ \E‘i‘ ms an-I from “My
MULLINGS BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
s wvi-ni' Ligll‘t‘l’ llNhy \Vtirk limit
in i tier.
vilfi'niriplgv .il’- «(u-i
i
k
.Ki v.1" 15.1mm"
Fur Sail".
A Line of Sleighs
.. - ms hat" l’Y‘, “tame .‘him the in! unwind
“Li't‘rll:
t igiu. Ityli-lt. Durable.
i ii \‘ux l flill.l\i.‘
Nu.0 Mar-hull th‘oot.
.lai (‘0 ii .Vl. I. a y to n,
l‘lre. Life and Accident
Insurance Agt
Ntr’l‘AitY l'l‘lilJC.
Real Estate and [louse Age-t.
' "H \ Ink“? TICKETS. FOREHiN mum.
Washington luau. Oppoalto F 0.
I» iOFTH NURWALK. CONN.
MINCPU‘TCRSD HY
'l‘lie i’oezisset iron Works,
s
I
OIPSY FLOWER POT
For Cal. by
Jill II. SllIlIl, FIOI‘ISI,
‘Ol‘Til NORW ALK. (‘1'.
sad I Cun Drum. N" You.
slT'l‘TuN ’5
Batarrh lure!
A Sure Remedy.
w a. \ '3“vaer ran ”at you "in "0"“!
l‘ .. hi. .I "ANTED.“ Drug lilo". South human:
l‘rlq 30 (‘nntl a Box
'C‘ht '7- 3'0““.
Important to the Public
3m for a fl-autiful first of Hum Tooth.
tuiakAfi'l‘bQKi! 1‘0 Hi”.
llitrneilnx. 950
* “or... ft: extract a. It stiflchi talk as toll
{Em nun.
PIA! 'l'll'a I. RENT! ‘1'.
$WMW~JIW~WWI John I. Ferris.
N
O
ml
7" to :0 :1. iii.. and 6 tn‘ p.in. .
ur ( swi-5
fl" tr i"!llf‘3\.u't‘
UR NO CHARGE.
Ian-“:3. Again-t rate:
W “‘_._~._ _ ,
LIIlIII AIIIIIIIII
I
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Merchant Tailor.
NURVVAI.K. (‘UNN.
3Tb. hm (‘loths and the MN Perfect Fit
“'arranted. 465 if
H A R D WA R E.
The "Ear .U-‘NIRTMHNT in TUWN of
General I I a rd ware.
Mechanics ’l‘ooln.
“'lilte Lead. l'lllllll.
0H: and \\ imiow (Illa-u.
f.‘
A ii]
.\ <--Ir'I:l l'
I
I
I
' Locks and knot...
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
llf illi' l’ienl Quality. i‘tzvap fut (‘auh
louse Furnishing GOOOS
l.\I‘.\.\'Il.\‘l“. l‘.\l'l‘?ll W Hill).
Agent fur tho
Ikii r \‘vrvlieui llillli‘l‘ and ”All“ Intent
Fire and Burglar I‘rimf Rife.
Agrii Iilttii'ul lilililt‘iili‘lll‘.
Ship (‘lt;tli~lli‘l‘_\. llnpi'. &
w. 0. QUINTARD
\n. i \H >II H \l l. lilnu‘x, ... ,\'.u....tkii
\i'IIIili .\~ "iii
NL'Nli‘,
House, Sign
& Ornamental
PANITERS.
Paper Hunger, ll lillli‘l‘. lll‘llliii‘l‘.
ltlir.
Reduced
Miiiiiiery
\\
li‘ANt‘i'
Prices!
f
.i
IIIttilin‘
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
New llillt‘l IliiIIIIIilL".
NI lit WALK.
James. W. lavaiail,
Artist
#152...
Marble
.‘il
S*°:.":.r:::..r'::m
CARRIAGE MAKJNG
And Repairing
H. T I L L Y ‘S.
RAIN ST .b‘OU'l‘ll SOKWALK.
I. all! -l Virt- t' nine Rackaway.
awlyfifited 31 Ill got-rd order; alw 1 Two Booted
nam-
llubber Paint
—-——tlAr —-
Won the Victory.
Arid compelled its enemies to place (mu
«intent imitations in the market.
All Genuine Rubber l’amt bear: this
‘flilfi-nl. k.
a. m: it is us “90' WW
W In
llll
NR THE SPRING;M
SOUTl
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I NORWVALK, CONN, l-‘VEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1881.
oil
0
9
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cl.
WHOLE NO. 537.
New Yo
rk, New llavcn &
llarllbrd Railroad.
FUR NEW YURK. GOING EAST
ill? a. tn. Wa-li‘gton Rx t 48 a, In Boston Ex
4 ll “ Express. ti 52 " fl i‘gfield Way
{xiii “ Express 7 M " b. ll.Mllk.
5.3-0 ‘ Acroni. 90] “ .‘ ll. “'Iy.
3,37 “ Areom. 0.28 " Boston Rx.
L34 ‘ Arenm 10.48 “ N. ll. an.
7 cs -‘ Inca! Ex. 1:.“ p. m.. iio-mn E'x.
l.“ " Arron! l.4.'i " llp'L'fleld Way
)0 36 " anil Ex 212 " ltnunn Rx.
I'Op m., Armin 4 1“ " N. H. “'av
2.56 “ Express 6.37 ‘ N. H. \Vii .
{.30 " Express. it no ‘ .N'p‘mleld {Vay
Suki ‘ Arron). it I‘: ‘ .N' Way.
6.5-1 " Express H M ‘ llnsinn Hz.
155 " Arcom. 11.58 “ Boston E!-
9.18 " Ex Irons
9.51 “ Mil 'f‘rmn
(N Si’ittava. 0x Nesrui'a
l2 (7 a In . \l‘a-h‘mon Ex llfla ni . ntllioll Ex.
.Sl " Express. sin “ N H. Milk.
Kiri “ if; ire-s 11.34 p. m. “(Intuit Ex.
913p m . )lll' Train H (N Boston 12!.
Danburv and Norwaik R. R.
Hl'llMl‘lIl AllllANiil'llil'INT.
- You can devote your whole time to tha wor . or on .V
lit Billlistl ll lititiiia
Commencing Monday. May a, ‘ 80
TRAIN." LEAVE sul'Tll NORWALK
9.1) s m , no arrtiui of truth: lrsi Inc New York 5m
and New llawii ll 10 ii in .enniiwtiug It
llvtl ‘ mtti Shops"; ll ll ll’lllll fur Lllt‘li-
flrid. sir.\'tiig in lluiIl-iir) lO'liia tn
4 .‘0 p m t nun-u illil.’ with expw» irriin luring an
\ ml. in 'J m 1» m , amt expre-a Ir.IIn frnni
llu‘lnu arrtiliig Iii I'IIII-uri‘ til I» lTI
in Ill l‘ m , Minn-«Min: n Itli the 4 {U i-xprvv iraln fruit!
Sew \ Mk, arriving In liaiibiiry ut 7.I‘ p
n. 'l‘hi- ll'illll mum-II- llll mturilays
at lirlliul with ll'Mll‘. fur Lin liflvld
ii 3 p In height, “till pa religei tat. Iiriiiui; in
_ Imnl-ury I «inn ni
~l NIIA‘. Min. at n a in . uni-pun: at all niniiunn.
ii‘ it) p ill humid) Iiitik. min luluwf‘l‘IJI‘l’ tar, ai’riitng
in lliiiibnrv at i‘J‘III inulniglit
i?” The it lll Ir.I.iI fr- Ill nunih Nnrwnlk In! not
run bulimia" The to 40 p hi Niiniliiv lrlin wtll run
li‘ II-ua. vll arr:vnl nt you p m . rapt-«v- from New
\uik
'l‘ifAlNH AlililYR Flfll.“ llAN'lll "Y
i iii 53.5 and 0'35 |'
my II III p In
I. W h\\'l‘ll'illf'i‘ll, Supt
Freight Cheaper
.than Ever.
l‘IY
PROPELLER LINE all
NEW YORK.
’l‘llli i‘lliii‘l-tl l.l»‘il
NKW
ll... . . -
m1 wow‘d
W
“mu...“
City of Norwalk.
Will Cuulliiiie to make 't‘.‘|llitf ivipa Iflvuiiuh the
\\'inlir .r ‘H‘lill"l.l\_‘ helium-Ii Nillf\\’ \l K “Hill‘lK
anti \‘an' \Hllh minim; a! wt 'l‘ll iniiii'Ale‘
t'.‘ it \sl\ mine. Ir lllllll"lllll {II-inn
7 t" and in Sun
gli' I~ceiv~~d fl-IIII sud Iieliiermi n' the
l~i ~p ui nv ll.l\"‘if\ unvl Vurnulk lidlll‘u’ld
' -- llliili‘ i: H In.- uh Ipsii; l:iiilr.i.«i.l
:ét‘ Siuw‘nil .ii'ruiiuviiiviih fur firiflil tii
:iiiiliinm .\.~\i \Iiik int lii- iiimin “llll
lllln lilii‘ Iii per i‘l‘ll‘ ii‘nh liiiii it. Hi lllll'
I‘Ii;lil
l‘:.-.i. .- ..i -l I,» if. Vii \| “I at l'llit'liii u pit-mp-
liy Illlil s lit" lila'wt“l Illllki't rum
i" \il |II"Il\ll‘ .uu (\lllllil irII- In: any of ihe will
lilll\‘l‘l“ uf llie liiinluuf this line iiii ai‘i‘iiuiii iii the
u“ .y.ihi-reuf '
TO THE LADIES!
\l.u \l l‘\lIl.tl\’\ N‘ll'l\\ llnf i‘tiiil\l\ti
The AP‘PLEO0RE‘COOK BOOK.
l'liiin. \‘llllli. \\ itli :iIlIlitniIInI liliillh
urutIIliiiii paimr. l'l‘ii‘i‘, {H338
“yer 90.009 "uplt‘a hold.
The author of this pupiilm‘ bunk li a
ltl'lll‘fii‘ul t‘vuk. llllVllll: lllihli‘ the si‘u‘lli‘i-
uf emiking Ii careful study and lliln lllnllll~
uni-tied berm-If in all its branches.
A: h lecturer and teacher III lllt‘ art of
ranking she this received the highest t‘ulll-
llll‘llll.lltiill\ of llll‘ prexs IIIIII pill-lie.
ll:l\‘lli',: fitnilli one season nliriunl. nllt‘
lil'i‘.l‘lii lIl~iltiil:lil\ I‘ i:i\'i~i‘~.tiil Willi lllt‘
:tll lunglit III l“tll\‘l‘,:ll t‘iiiiiititiw
\gi‘uh “'iinied in liver) ’l‘ou'n
Iaiili' I‘Iilitunwrs li.I\n lltllil‘ “I I. l‘uli-
luliwl lt)‘
Andrew F. iiriii'es. Agent.
llll‘lll‘
32 Franklin Streot limo”...
«innit fiiruI-liml fli‘t‘ \\llll fi.l| lil-ll'ilf.‘
nun. int iiiiitlui In”.' the Inn-l ,Irutlmhtu
IIII~II.. .. that ainnnv inn eiiga‘u In ‘l‘Iui
int-lib“! in um ens) lli Ii'ntn "lltl illil‘ Ill-
.IrIiIlIIm-A nri ~I‘l" :inti l'ltitll. tiiJl
till“
$10
Iprntit. nun. llit‘
All) tll.l‘ i‘lllil
~ \I Ililnu In wurk
‘ n uni- I an full ii iii.
\i-rv ~lnri
\\'.lllli‘ii flit .i~ . ii‘l‘I"-rlil II- in. Ii lini- mid girl-
”in I'll! ll 2a.»; - I'u- Mun} lll|\l‘ IIi.Iilv ut llnv lithium:
mur unv him In I: «lulliir- III a mult- iII-vk. Smut":
,lti it l'll‘l‘ ktmii II lll"(‘r" \ll \\ Vin i-liuure ‘lrt' Illl'
p"i-\‘tl n' lhv vii-r llllll rupuitiv u I: ii \Vllli it they lin-
.‘illll' in Iimki- III-mi \. \ on i an I-iigugi In lht- business
during your ID!!!“ ti It :rent profit You do not
tum lu Inn -l l:|;" n It We mkr all the rush,
Timur \iiw iii‘nl r1 :i iiunev. would write In I... ll
All ftirtIi-lml free
,mdnm. 'l‘iii'a .h I‘o..
unet-
Augihtn \lII.iii-
0
056001”) .b (‘11. .‘lew York and Washington
Sol ritoni of Pnlelih. irocnre patents for IllVf‘flltIN.
andi transact Iill bullile-l connected therewith prompt-
ly and tipon reasonable terms. Office under the per-
r-unal lilpCrYlvluf‘l uf WORTH (lihtlili. formerly
l’rint‘ttini Examiner i'niied States Patent Office.
K'F'Aili-unitniIIIII-Iitiunn utrn'tly i‘llnlllli‘lllllll.m
Tt‘l'lli'i and Clrt'lllllr on up
(‘-lrh'!]KJHdL‘lli1‘ Invited. > .
l' irnllnn. References In all parts of the l'tillll-‘l'y.
.H-lrevu all communications in ()SUUUIJ .\ ( u .
S .mitnrs of Patents ASTHR “01:53. NOW YE, N.
Y .
ssoo Reward!
WR will pay the above reward {or any cant-of Lin-r
I‘ornplziini, iiyspemiia. Sick Headache. Indigestion.
(‘un‘lllrilltlli or t'nwiivenm we cannot run win
\l‘e-t'n Vegetable Liver l‘llll. when the direction! are
strictly mniplied with, They are purely warrants.
and Ill" er fail In give lilllliflll‘lltln Sugar Coated,
Lann- huxr‘. (-untuiniiig 30 Pills, ‘46 cents. Font-ale
by all druggi-ts. llg‘wan‘ of all cnnnterfuita Ind Imi
tattoos The name mannfm-turcd only by Willi
(‘ WEST .c ('l .. "The Pill Makers." ltllk 1K8 ll.
Xadiuuisitn Chicago. Freeirnil package sent by
Youmlm by making Inonsv
whens gnlden opportunity is of
ferod. then-by aliviiyil keeping pm
.i
mail prepaid on receipt of a 3 cent atauup.
erty from your door. ' me who
always take advantage of the good
H E l chances for making room- that are
altered. generally becoma wealthy, while tidw who
do not improve such chance-A remain n xii‘crty W“
want many men. women, boys and air l in work fol
ur- right in their own localities. The business Will
pay mort- than ten times ordinary wages. We furnish
an ex s-nsive outfit and all unit you need. five, N0
om: w 10 engages fails to make money ver rapid! .
your s ‘ momenta. Full information and all that in
""6840! not free. Addie-is Sussex a (20., Portland.
sine.
Outfit sent fm to movie who wish to c age
in the most plan-ant and profitablcnbuil
am known. Evmjthinu new. Capital
required. We Will furnish you an ~
thing. 10 a day and upwards is can y
made ista 'ing away from home over
night. No risk whatever. any new workers wanted
at once. )huy am making fortunes at tho business.
ladies make as much as MEB.‘Ifld young boys and
girls make great pay. so one willing to work faiui
in make more money every day than can he made in a
what any ordinary on out. Those who?“-
M at ones will sad a short and to faunas. Ad
dross ll. Hausa-r & 00.. Portland. Kaine.
will Pat lllfl Highest Gail
Price For
us. Bones Bottles Iron
its. and llletals. ’
“hymn-wanna... “Dali’-
“Hit-ML] BY
“MUN”.
can haw rhrnp
'
lllllllEM
1’01!
HHEUMM‘BM.
Iowa/gin, Sciatica, Lumbdgo,
EGREA
Dulce/is, So on of Ms chest, Gaul,
0mm}, Sara liroal. Soul/in : and
Sprain. Burn: and Soc J ,
General Bodily Pains,
Tool/i, far and Ileadaclis. Frosted Fool
and Ears, and all other Pain:
and lcliss.
Nu l‘hvrvir-itiwn no eurtli i-qnnb cr .l Iran. I)“, v.
H an ‘n. .wn'. aunplo and when]: Ftii-l‘tinl lit-numi
.\ tr Iil t'lllnll.‘ lilll the t uni] iirutAI Iv H'I:liiiu Hilllll’
of no C‘onlll. and every r-Iic .‘llllllrilli: with pain
and pimtive proof of fl: claims.
llrcetiuua In Eluvcn languages.
BOLD BY ALL DBUGOIBTB AID 13m ta
IEDIOINE
A. VOGELER do 00..
Band"... 14., n. a. l.
e
aStoria -35 Doses
35 (Cilia. A Mothers’
ltlllitll' for. sleepless and Irritable
t‘bildren. 'I‘he Reripcnt’ Did I".
l‘.II ilt‘f. Free from Murpliine, and
lint Niiri‘utit‘. l'oriiiiil.tpublished
|\.III (.li Ii llillllt‘, I’ur I’latulI-ni‘y,
.‘lsxdlitidlilig llit‘ tiiml, htiilt‘ Slotimi ll,
lt'\tl.\lillt)h. \\IIrIII~. and liisoi‘.
iii-i. I! litiivr‘lx, Ciiania has the lamp
mi shit (ii any .IIIII lc dispensed by
lirtiggisls.
ASHTONIC
A Forfocted Put-lacr- of tho Synton
Timur ' INTQUOIQ Ha L'l‘r‘llg’l“., iabtl‘l-'l"0 (M
tum]. .v! “(with and rum; hmflhyfiuwtsm ‘
- \\ uu'i'ui.
I‘ur liidlgosl luii. .IIIII Dyspepsia.
the mam turni‘ I: Liver (nui-
pliillit. impure .I2. I l‘l‘litlll'ri\lii‘\l
Illmiil. and rum : . ::.I lit mugrv
llll tits attendant iipm I‘leilit)‘. and
fur Building up the neat, Asb-
'l‘oiiie in duiiliilus I?.i llltlhl prompt
end Irrinin rciueili \ .2 IE. \mwi. III
I“: "I. liiillli $.7o'h ' \I\ lltlllll'n‘
Si. .\i I 't“lllt‘tl I Ililh fillil
lli‘l.§\lll\‘li, \ilm It I' I‘ ti ti xi
llll' i'IIIIIi, \iiII II g; If \i tilt lit‘l
l\(l't‘\llllx \l\ IIIIIII .t une-luill
the triad l‘lli‘t‘, ll‘. me). ti aiiumr
l‘\ Ili‘iigi‘tixts,
I‘. M», 4') I‘ev
1- ll'\ llii‘ order~ hull!
LIIIi I y i). ll. liewi I
hr. N. Y.
ENTAUR
]_i_niment.
The most Powerful.
Penetrating and l‘niu-rnlieving
remedy ever gcvised by man. It
\llillllCS l’ain, It alloy.» inflammation,
ll licals \\'cnnds.aml It cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica. Liliiibiigo. Scolds.
Hui-us, Stitl‘ Joints. Cuts. Swell-
inuw. Frost bites, Qiiinsey. Suit
lilieiini. Iteli. Spriilns. Grills. and
Lnnmncss trom any cause. Suf-
lcrcts from
PAIN IN THE BACK.
Fever Sores. Eruptions. Broken
“roasts. contracted (‘urdm Neit-
i'nlgia. Pallyortllsloenti-d limbs;
J‘llll owners of horses. planters. nic-
I'llJllli‘S. merchants and professional.
men evervivhere, unite in saying. that
(WINTAUR l.l.\'l)li-I.\"X‘
brings relief when all min-r Lini-
ments, Oils, Extracts :iiid liiiibroca-
tions have failed.
'za—
..
vars:
m
ELLM‘IC mass
.4 llaaahddlhwafihmlllotln
“(militia
l l.
t»?
; has limp. wit
”all r. ramp. a-laptsltu
rill-ans of Iti- tiMy. whils Ihl
atliii Ihsannslssbfliki
to
mas-paus-
’ with the hue. With it:
"on it" “rain I hold I
lavaad stats. and a Misal curs «vista. ltls easy.
Ind “4:9. final by tutti, ("rt-slur: er.
I': I; "" "aria co..c:~.I.-a:o.m.
"tunes and Eurlchcs the Blood. To“
up the System. Makes tho Wonk
Strong. Builds up the Broken-
down. Invigorutos the
Brain. and
—GURES-—
Wilma: Attentional!“-
sral hint? Nearing-la. I'm:
and Agus. oral Mani-onto
Dist-thins. Ilropsy.
Rumors. Equals Oom-
plaiiits. Liver Oom-
plamt. Realm:
Favor. and.
ALL DISEASES osisimius iii a sac mt:
or m: moon. on sceoarsmzo Iv
DEBILITY on A Low STATE
OF THE SYSTEI.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
.........,;.._u
a B1 uncut... I
-1 l ' a m.
I. worm ‘° " 3::
i'a'wfi‘cuaunatlbmd can.
t. .3 cum. lwm
135nm mom can tell their stock by
i send powwow
on.
v.30”: l0!"
Kiri: w. NW“ :2 sons. m u
Ramona!“ lithium
t
I- . .
tire suihcient to pay the whole.
“I and Training.
Why have so many well-taught young
persons gone astray? Because they were
only well taught. and were not well
trained. The proceptisnot: Teach achild
the way lic should go, but “ Train up a.
child." Wide experience is showing mun-
kind that. necessary as teaching is. train-
ing is even more essential. Solomon seems
to have understood the principle.in theory,
at least. intuitively; whether he put it in
practice—whether he himself trained as
well as taught—may be doubtful. Many
modern parents assiduous, faithful, earn-
est. in teaching, omit training; and be-
causc-of this omission. their sons grow up
wayward and their daughters idle. yet;
they themselves cannot understand why
their hopes and efforts have. been disap‘
.pointcd.
Tlicdiflorence. though not obvious, is
great. Touching communicates ideas.
Training forms habits. Teaching imparts
knowledge. Training develops power. In
teaching. the adult explains words. In
training. he shows methods. Undoi- touch-
ing. the child hours what is said; under
training. he sees what is done. Teaching
is a spur that urges onward. Training is
food which gives strength to run. Again.
teaching is apt to beget aversion. it. pulls
if prolonged. and almost necessarily grows
irksmue from the repetition it involves.
Training wins oue‘s likiiigI. it when: an
appetite fdr itself.
In many branches of tuition this is so
Wt‘ll under-stow! that training forms tho
chief element in the nuister's work. \Vliat
teacher of the voice or of instruments,
“that writing muster, what artist. would
be taught all understand that example and
practice or» the most essential means of
progress; the teacher is to “ show the pu-
pil how." lint when the moral training
(If the young is in question. when family
‘tlumlllull is observed. how little is seen.
wen among the must thoughtful and cul-
uf systematic. judicious
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lufl‘il chimes,
Now, it is not enough to provide good
books, ur even give lucid illlil repented ex‘
pliitiutintis nlmiit liuiiesty. euiirnge. grati-
tude. i-eniiuniy. industry. t‘ulll‘tt‘sy, or the
like: training in these things is iieeilful. '
ivill agree that lllltl is important in be len‘rn-
ml at lltllllt‘. A young man or woman
\\'llt‘ reaches maturity without judicious
views and habits in regard to tho mun-
ngeiiiciit of money has but slender pron-
wetsufpruslwrity and comfort. Yet. in
niiltitudes of families. what menus are
‘iupluynl tIi ilevelun the quality. beyond
ii few occasional i‘ritieisiiis ll|\t\l\ n nelgli‘
lmr‘s extravagance iir \\‘i\lll of thrift. and
it reading nuw and NW" of an extract from
l‘uur llwbni‘d? lint. meantime. the eliil~
li‘en receive pocket money without sym‘ '
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dense. and if the parent has It to spare It
centennial celebration.
painsttikeli to show u“. children how. the Revolution they freely gave up their
tenwnnw they shall nut. gt» without their
twist.
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Tl‘llt‘i‘ this tlllli‘l't'llt‘t‘ with respect to “ 9:" "‘3 poor innocent, It " “" “ml"‘fiu'd
' V t \ 1
some prm'tlenl subpet out of the range of 1"“ ) Plfl'lk'h‘ M “l‘ “l 9‘“ ll end M ii can-
lilier an order for a bonnet. said:
II cannons.
Worth makes the man—makes him sick
when he has to pay Custom House dues
on his daughter's new Paris dresses.
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Class in history—Prof. :—“ What impor-
tant personage was confined on the island
of St Helena?" Mr. H.—“ Robinson
Crusoe."
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" De question am now upon for do bait."
as the darkey remarked when he dropped
his book in front of the big cat-fish in the
pond.
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thcn may want to punish ii man se-
verely in Arkansas they give him if both.
Nothing is such‘ exquisite torture to an
Arkansas man.
w_..—"-—
Mrs. Femicll says her minister‘s ser-
mon‘s arc “ u little obscure. but,"slie says.
" l do love to sit and watch the lineages
of his face!"
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Some pooplc inherit faith and are hap-
py. And then, again. others inherit
a brick block and several Government
bonds and are happier. -
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~ There are five old uegroes in Atlanta.
Ga.. who say they saw George Washing-
ton. It begins to look as if Washington
never saw a white man.
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“ Are dom bolls ringing for fire ?“ asked
Pompey of Tiberius. “ No.“ replied Tiber-
ius: “ dey hub plenty ob fire. and day is
ringing de bells for water."
~—~—r~ovo~
Proprietor.-—-“ If you boys don‘t clear
instruct wholly. or even chiefly, by 9;. 0“: Ill :0" that officer and have you
pinning tlietlienry? When an art is to to en m‘ B‘l-‘""'”Th°m‘ where you‘d
be taken in: that cop‘s my dad, he is."
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\ onug man. if it is eleven o‘eloek. and
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The following sentiment was given at ti
The \vnnion—in
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A riiriileorrespondent writes to us to
uipiire: “ What is an editor's easy chair?"
“ You
iiiiiit make it plain. but still attractive l
and smart. as I sit in a conspicuous plans
(1 church.“ ~
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An lowu editor culled a convert a " mus-
lin paper.
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.\n old lady. not retiinrkiible fur vies!“ t
lettcr than that.
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t'lll or method; “shit“: for it when they "“Nllilkt mid: “It was a beautiful bright redemption in gum or olive]:
iigbt; the moon made everything as light tum that the bank had neither.
Gil“.
converted; but it is probable.
ti Saint to give the lt‘dflOll; one should be a
fool not to profit by it.
A Cure for Slander.
The following very homely but; singu-
larly interesting lesson is by St. Philip
Net-i:
A lady presented herself to him one day
accusing herself of being given to slander.
“Do you fmuently fall into this fault l"
inquired the Saint. “Yes, father. very
often," rele the penitent.
“My dear child." said the Saint. “your
fault. is great, but. the mercy of (iod is
still greater: for your penace do as fol-
lows: (lo to the nearest market. pur-
chase a chicken just. killed and still cov-
ered with feathers; you will then walk to
a certain distance, plucking the bird as
you go along; your walk finished, you
will return to me.“
Great was the astonishment of the lady
in receiving so strange is penace; but ail-
encing all human reasoning. she replied:
“I will obey you father, I will obey."
Accordingly she repaired to the market,
bought the fowl and set out on her jour-
ney. plucking it as she went along as she
had been ordered. _
In a short time she returned anxious to
tell of her exactness in accomplishing her
pauses. and desirous to receive some ex-
planation of one. so singular.
"Ali !" said the Saint, “you have been
very faithful totlio first part of my or-
ders: now do the second part. and you
will becurcd. Retrsoc your steps: pass
through till the places you have already
traversed. and gather up one by one all
the feathers you have scattered."
“But. father.“ exclaimed the poor Wu-
nian. “that is impossible. I cast the
feathers carelessly on every side; the
wind carried them in different directions;
how can 1 recover them r" '
“Well. my child.“ replied the Saint.
"so it is with your words of slander; like
a)... gag. to in. piunoand plays a “w b“. the feathers. the wind has scattered them
of the “Sweet By-and-By." you may 00.. in all dimetlons: call them back if you
sider the scene over for the night
60 and sin no more.“
History does not tell if the lady was
It required
a
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(ietilng Square with a unrated
Bivik. ’
During the bank mania in the West.
when every little i'illag and llilllilt‘t beast-
ed its bank. one of these public iiCt‘OliilllU~
«chm-l nutrni'tiun. Take. f,.,- example. ‘1'” box. . . diuiuus sprung up in )lIIiitit \‘ernuii. 0..
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tlieeliild‘s learning the iiseof money. All under the eognutiien 0f “Owl Crock
A voung lad -. who late! ve - . . -
‘ ’ y n a m" Bank. ‘ taking its name from a small but
beautiful stream pusidug through the vil~
age.
The affairs uftlio institution went on
swimniingly for a short time. but a short
t
‘ealu,“ and in," his “mum..." alerted wprescututlou. it was declared insolvent.
They said tbey wouldn‘t W" A morning or two after tliislmpurtant
pulse ii iiuui \\ llil couldn‘t Htiell musical “W" ““1 “““W 1“ light. a mysterious lih‘k'
iiiieguly. Like all its kindred of money
in: person. wrapped up his eyes in ii
~loiik. prmeuted himself at the counter of
he bank. tendering some of their bills.
was of ideas. in Ilt‘fl‘rlbilla’ ti fine summer and demanded. in a serious manner. their
lie was
He ll‘li‘ll
ls given: if not. they go without. .\iid as i“ ll {“iillli‘l“" demanded Eastern funds.
there is no method in supplying, so there W 1”" """f ‘ “No funds on hand.“ was the brief iv-
Is mine in spending: they buy what tempts Tl)" modern society belle ‘3 “k“ “ “‘0‘" ply.
lili‘lll until their llfll0 supply of funds is motive: '3'“: dragon ”m" after hf" lint. “l‘till you.“ said the Iiiy‘sti‘ritiiis pvl‘s‘lh
exhausted. All this is an unconscious “Hull N think "r "‘ "mm L“ “ t‘llll‘t‘l‘i‘llt‘t‘ age. “give lllt‘ tI-lei‘nbly \vell executed
llillllllltz‘lll bud habits. instruction niav between ”wmlum‘ mm“ “0““ “all" m“ counterfeit linli‘n mi solvent banks? l
' other tl light lll‘lhl,
be frequent and gut-«l. yet entiivly neiitrnl~
hand by the inilnenee of such ways. 'l‘riiiti-
tug would talk little about thrift. but
\\‘iilllil seek to show it in priii‘tieii. Where
“m” n...“
“ My momma says you haven‘t enough
serum to feed a pig.“ said Lady liob to his
there is skilled training the parent “‘1". lordship; H A3“ youag‘reed “‘m‘ “N“ l
for example. tillut to the child n stated suppose. . 50" I did" L I took your
sins: \\’lll‘llillllt‘ regular days for paying putt. 1 “mi l “ M::T:‘vn“ had.
‘lllt‘ nllnwi‘inee. and will be punctual as Ii (bind breeding is u“, art "I avoiding fu' ‘
“Mimi“- _“ l" “fl“‘f‘l "“‘l‘l‘lld l“ ll ““7“ I‘l‘l““ uiilitirlty. and ill the sump tinn- iiiiikiui:
fur keeping his little fund: will show him till‘ euuipnlty Nilhillt‘il with vim—”null
how in keep u small account and take it pleased \vith tlieniselvos. ‘ i
cmiipiiniunnble interest in balancing it:
“‘ill allllllllllllut‘ in tiny Juvenile plans of
saving. and in due than lead the way to
lllt‘tllllit‘ savings bunk. A great variety
of \lt‘Vll‘i‘s may lii~litiipluyml. The parents
may open It play bunk, receive deposits.
illlll pay interest. He l‘illl advtuiec part of
the money needful to buy the window. the
velix‘ipede or the watch. for which the
youngster has not quite enough In hand,
and trike a nicrtgagc— writing it down on
the child's compreliensiunv—nn the thing.
until the further savings of the iiiui'tgiiger
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the didactic instruction from which young
persons turn \venrily away. and allow
much of that companionship and eo-oper-
character. while the more teacher is, even
is training. more than teaching. which
prevails in the education of the young.—
Ncw York Tribune.
«owe!»—
c Goblin Banker.
This trick should always be the conclud-
ing one of performance, as will be seen.
Pines on Able, in full view of the spec-
tators the house cage of constiesm chafing
dish and u solver covered by a plain white
handkerchief and a lighted candle of
green wax. Pass the solver around, nak-
lng each of the guests to place on the
handkerchief a com. gold if possible, after
marking the some so as to be readily rec-
ognized if he should ever see it again.
While tying up the handkerchief. say
" Como in “ in a loud votce. Everyone
will look at the door, when you can slip
the bag into your pocket. substituting un-
other handkerchief filled with broken
china. Light some spirits in the chafing
dish. dropping the supposed coin into the
flames, into which you also throw six our
broidercd handkerchief: and three ivory
fans, cclleced from the audience. Next,
out of! the oanuries‘ hoods and ram them
into a horas pistol, which the at tho
chafing dish. over which you have previ-
ously placed an inlaid box with a double
falso lid and dummy hinges. Then. re:
questing the audience to watch the box
sharply. so that than may be no deception
you pass into the next room. where yum-
confederate awaits you wfth your hot and
ulster. Rapidly assuming these, you do-
soond together through the kitchen. and.
isavial by the alloy gate. proceed at
once to the depot. and take the first train
for some remote village. where divide.
This is the boat gobbling trick known.
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A fashioa‘pspsr tells us that silken ho
story is now all tho rage in Paris. " with
inseruous' of portraits and medallions of
point lacs.“ M glancing at your lady
law‘s stockings and darling than the
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guising his real feelings and should be
narrowly watched. Iestlic might makers
sudden grab and run of? with the whole.
Minn for which they are always eager. he or.
can steadily and sifmtualiy build up a handsomely-furnished room where she "'0'“-
iipnrtment feels their presence for their
at his best. only communicating ideas. It grandma. where is the miserable table fragrance is pervading the atmosphere.
So it is with you. my dear.
your Saviour, and you try to serve Kim.
A western woman, who married the You think you cannot speak for Him, but
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papa says you keep ?"
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Mankind love mysteries -n bulb in the
ground excites more wonder than Ii star
n the heavens.
90.
A buy who won't take as big it bite as
to can from another boy‘s ripple is dis-
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Mrs. O‘lmiry. whose cow is reported as
iuving kicked over the kerosene lamp
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A small boy went to see his grandmoth-
he exclaimed. inquiriugiy, "0h.
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next day after her husband's death. ex-
cused herself on the ground that there
was a whole ham in the cellar and she
was afraid it would spoil if she didn’t get
some oils to help out it up.
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“ Clothe me in dreams, says Miss Fan-
nie Driscoll, in a recent poem. And the
Elmira Free Press man. spreading his fin-
gers open before his eyes to hide his
blushes. shouts: “ Oh, now, see here,
dear —tlist‘a too thin."
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No one knows who invented the fashion
in society of turning down the corner of a
visiting card, but the fashion of turning
the corner of a street was first invented
by the man who owed the tradtouiau he
saw coming.
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" Annie,“ said a fond husband to his
wife. “what were the current expenses
of last month f” "Oh," she answered.
“ only twenty-eight cents." “ Why. how
was that?” “Well. you see, I only baked
oaks twice, and therefore used very few
curt-ants."
This is getting to be a wall padded
world. There are horae~psds, foot-pads,
hippads. liver-pads. back-pads. kidney-
pads. lung-pads and stomach-pads. and it
isoxpected that somebody will get upa
padfor baldvhm As the Dutchman
might say. “Dis is too pad.“
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After looking eagerly round the ing the mom would very likely not see
would pi‘efertln‘ni in this trusli.“
This was u lmiue thrust uni lu be sub.
niitted to.
“Out of tluv bank. you insulting piip~
‘l‘ ...
“Hold! I may have made some mis-
.\m 1 right in allmuw‘lllg myself in
ll? (\"lt‘l‘ i‘f llli‘ ()Wl ('I‘I‘I‘h~ li.itll\ ._..
“Yes. sir."
“l have then my revenge fur the loss of
iiy money-‘1 have just shut your presi-
lent “'4“ the same time linin throwing
in the counter. frIIui illllli‘l‘ his eluiik. Ii
ul‘gi‘ hunting on i.
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silent Influence.
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“ l have no influence, said Elsie Lee
0 her friend. Miss 'l‘nnisuu. Why. 1 um
I) timid when in company with others
hat I hardly dare raise my eyes or open
my lips.“ “ That may be. ‘ replied the elv
l
dcr lady. " and yet you are always exert-
ing iiifluenec whereever you go. You can-
that. fired the buy that burned the born not help yourself. Ali lionragol bought
By such means. which involve little of that started the Chicago fire, says the a little hUHCll 0f “01648 from a little Ger-
whole story is an oleonisrgariua forgery. man 11"“:9" 8‘“. “"d I 59‘ them 0“ yonder
shelf beside my dear mother 8 picture.
's a very tiny bunch. and a person enter-
It
But every nook and corner of the
You love’
if you live for Him, and with Him. in gen-
tleness, patience, and self-denial, that is
better than talking. It does more good.
Silent influence is stronger than we some-
times think for good or for evil. Let us
not. underestimate it.
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General Hazen. the new
bility." began life as nplumber.
the old fellow favors the trade !
“Old Proba-
How
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The head of the house has the bills to
foot. -
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Sitting Bull has had the proud satisfac-
tion of counting the United States army
among his most devoted followers.
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No man need .be penile-as while the moon
gives him four quarters every month.
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A hypocrite is a man who tries to be
pious..but can‘t—with a preponderance of
cant.
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A Bridgeport man says his wife is only
half like 3 tclsaoope. .110 can draw her
out. but he can‘t shut her up. *
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Ouoe he sang of maidens,
Sweet and jolly maidens.
Now he is a cynic,
Cynic. cross and cold:
Just because whsli smitten
He mob-ed thomittsn.
He must think that maid» ens
Are all flirts and bold. '
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W Litdouoass.
Awioked boygotiafoaflght with his Bedlam
when ”Id hitting OR NO pmgsultor‘s “amalgam:
nose.awallowsdlt. fiswbmghlbet- 30"“th
fonthoPoliosOoui-t. hhfathsrappsan Sinus-oars: ,
hin.‘ “mm“ m m“ Wyndham-h asst.
baffled-thanks. “Isthmus g ,,,._ 0. p 7
when.“ “- mid-“mm flotation: W
m“ mam. “Yaho- Wtiitnaatm _hah;
Mouton-minus. "ii-bun: ‘ sysadmin-Imus“.
W” , l assassinations ~
eonversat inn.
“'lno and \l’omcn among the
Turks.
A German correspondent, who has
been four years in Constantinople, says
that be has remarked two very noticeable
external changes within that period. The
first is supplied by the Turkish men, the
second by the women.
Four years ago, he observes, there was
hardly a public house in which a Turk
would have dared openly to drink brandy
or spiritons liquors, whereas such eats!»
lishments have now multiplied rapidly,
even in the very neighbcod of the inoaqes,
and the open consumption of liquors has
increased in a portentious degree. \The
Koran notably prohibits the Mussulman
believer from this species of carnal indub
genes: nevertheless, even pious and relig~
ions Molianimcdans buy the forbidden
beverage in the day time and save reputa-
tation by consuming it at night. A casu~
istical attempt is made by the landlords of
the cafes to give it an inocuous appear-
ance by serving it itfiee cups instead
of in glasses. Some weeks ago, he says,
the Turkish police made a raid upon the
glasses. The Turkish women are
contributing their part to the
revolution of manners by the
alteration of their veils. Accord-
ing to the Koran. every woman and girl
from her twelfth year is bound to wear a
veil of such thickness as will totally eun-
ceal her features from the eyes of the op
posite St‘X'—lll0 Recalled “jastna” or
“yashniak.” But the contact with West-
ern women has gradually changed the
veil from the thickest to the thinnest pos-
sible texture. Every young Turkish lady
now provides herself with two veils when
she is in thegyublic streets—a thick and a
thin one. The latter is retained for nor-
mal use. but when an official comes in
sight the former is immediately drupped
down over it. like the curtain of a then-
fer.
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A Blue Baby.
The Pittsburg Lender publishes an item
iibnu'tt a perfectly blue baby recently burn
in that city. Everyjnch of the child is as
blue as indig . The cause of this freak of
nature is what might be called a niulfor~
motion of the heart. An opening exists
between the right and left sides of the
heart. and allows the blood from the ar-
teries to mix with the blood from the veins
before it has been purified by the action
of the heart and the air. and this produ-
‘es the bluish cost of the skin.‘ The child
:4 about two Weeks (id and is not expec—
ed to live.
“A blue babe “ at birth is not iiiieom~
mun, but by placing the child on its left
side the opening in the heart clmes by the
power of gravitation. and the circulation
of the blood then proceeds naturally. For
a child thus afflicted in live is unusual;
medical books placing the ratio at one in
30.000. A l’ittsburg physician is acquain-
ted with Ii young man. twenty~f0iir years
old. who was not only a “blue babe.“ but
lived to be a blue man. He is well devel~
“pod, healthy—in fact like the rest of hip
munity. except in t‘be color of the skin.
This is as blue as indigo. and medical skill
is powerless to afford a i‘eiiiedy.
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The ll'ufelimuu tells“ story of a com
pany of well dressed men «in a railroad
train who lilit‘l‘t‘tl oaths fn‘ely in their
Soon u little girl rose fmm
her seat and lipslifiilly going up to the
man who swore the loudest. gave him her
little pocket lliblc. The mini colored
deeply. and attend no more oaths. At
the next station he left the t‘lll‘. and pres-
ently returned with a package of candles
which he gave to the child as he kixiwd
her and said. "I will keep your book and
rend it as lull}: us I live.“ “'1"; shall say
that ii little girl cannot do good in this
world.
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T-i be "neighborly” is the sum of till
virtues in Kansas. Borrowing and lend
ing are universal: “hero“ are popular insti-
tiitiuns. and. in fact. the lmmesteader
obeys the command. “ Love thy neighbor
as thyself." as nearly as any man living.
The. Hanson is remarkably tomporziie.
Few hotels have bars or sell liquors; 1
have after a residence of two years and it
half. seen but one man under the influence
of liquor in the staie.-—-Kuns«ts Correspon-
dent.
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livi- Maine- iowu suits Register.
We notice the following in an exchange;
Mr. G. B. Haverer, foreman N. Y. & N.
H. S. B. 00., suffered for eight days with
terrible pain in the back, almost to dir- .
traction. until he heard of and used St.
Jacob‘s Oil. one bottle of which cured
him completely.
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Eggs at fifty centsa done!) in this vicin-
ity, and the hem are seriously thinking of
striking for sealski'n sacques.——Philudel-
plii'a Chronicle.
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"i‘ecple generally dream of their occu-
pations," says the Philadelphia News. The
body snatcher must have a nice time of it.
w lien he‘s asleep-Bastion I bet.
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If You Feel Deapondent,
and weary of life. do not. give up: it is not
trouble that causes such feelings; but dis-
ordered kidneys or liver which Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure will invigor-
ate, restore, and thus bring you happiness
once more.
———w——¢~o—
The ice in the Housatonic river broke
up on Friday lost. At Babbitt's Bridge a
number of people had gathered to witness
the spectacle, which was an interesting
one. The be, which had broken up near
New Milford Falls in the morning, had
become gorged at the bridge and the roads
near the river were overflow-ed with wm
tar, and large cakes of ice. two feet thick
and twenty or thirty feet square. were
piled up on the road. About noon the too
darn broke away and the receding water
lefttheiocplled up on the road, and a
passage-way had to be out before travel-
ers could cross the bridge. The ice. as it
moved away, was spoken of as? 9 grand
sight and one worth wl ‘ f 11in
road leading from the bridge willow Mil-
ford is at. wot blockaded wish huge
cakes of lea—Chemists.
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