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WM. m‘ I: . .1
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a. no W mom W
(W o! the State q .
A mx‘ulh‘nos.
In accordance with the ancient and ven-
mhle usage of this cmnmonwealth. I do
hereby appoint Friday. the llftrenth day
of April ”83.. day of W ' ‘ .1
lion. and prayer. And I m he
people to retain on that day from their
cultonaary eutploymtn. lid at their
homea and mace-a of wornhi to humble
theuelvet for. Alto ty . conten-
ing their line private on public. and wok.
forgivene- of the am. through llim
who-e oderlng of limit-elf (or u: all. will
on that day he especially remembered and
celebrated by the Christian world; and to
traplore the mercy of (Ind. for theniaelvea
individual! . that they any raceivo hia
eucoir hie-lug. that they may be
enabled to do “to will. and that alter thta
lite thev may enter into Ilia everlasting
joy. and for the More and the nation. that
we may he vrd from tumult and
war. that no ilenc may walk abroad
among us. that the labora of agricul-
ture may he abundantly fruitful. that our
marine-turn and commerce and all
hunch“ of induntrv may incrvaaiucly
flouriah. that our inalltutiona or religion.
rduoatiou. art and charity any be Iecurely
W aproad aha-ed their
human inlluenvvu. that our tree govern-
ment may he aiminiatered in wisdom and
may maintain its mild authority in allle
plicity nlld purity. that all clam of noct-
ety and action: of our country “I" la
unitol in mutual huhearance and conll~
ileum. and enwytnent of ritual mhta. and
that an a nation we tread llruily that
high path and ' In til that lofty milk
iiion to which we are liven enumerated
hy ‘W‘m and ‘1‘th ul our fail»
or; by the Nail ulnar mm dealt.
cumulus-ray haadaad the wall)!
the ante. at the \ lot in Ilartlunl. thin
twenty~ bird day or
~a~ lathe year «tour hinted
l“"‘ .7 «multivitamin-ill
in“ "norm and ot tho vulva
and filth.
min B. Milka“
‘v ll“ Ravi-lung‘s
Chum h. “A“
Summary ot the“
Mo «1‘ the rum“ Slut“
the one “am
\
tlenml Enn:hanftvhurtmli the puree
“‘5‘ of the vmthl‘t kit.
#
Motor Him or h‘ew \‘urh realm no
new o! the him than he with the NW1
nation o! tow-mm. inhuman the etv‘
cow-tannin under which it we: undo all
ntltreet attaehon tlmhhm. June: and
holy-ell. Reticulum that the I‘hml‘lt‘l’t‘
tvtuvt withdraw the nomination or there
will he open war on the pm of unwilling
find Mun-ell. The l‘cenhlent .n aware of
thin fwlina and «element. hm will not
yum.
Then- is a ntory current that the late .‘ltr.
Carlyle m n lt‘fl‘lblt‘ dorm-«iv tyrnnt.
a“ hmltflil lime he» would comr- dnwlt
grumbling. and. glancing at the well-
Iprt-ml hoard. declare the (nod unfit for it
dog. Mrs. Carlyle then-mum would order
the girl to take the «implied vinnds hack
to lhv‘itchen. I‘rnwnllv wht n the phi-
losopher was beginning to grow desperate-
ly hungry. his upon-1e would order the
name dishes to he brought back. which
her husband immediately proceeded to de-
vour with infinite relish and without any
more ado. .
It to reported that 3 new telegraph l‘t‘nl~
party in being formed with minnow
capital. and Llenernl Anson Staaer of Ulti-
can). the veternn tele_raplter and lormrr
vice president of the “‘eotern Union coin
puny. as pun-idem, and wires urn to lw
laid fruit: Maine to California. connecting:
every large city and town when trade is
carrml nu. \V. H. Vanderbilt is said to
be heavily inn-rental in the new enter-
prine. and his resignation from the \V‘m—
tern Union directory Saturday given «tier
to the report.
The coniptrollur of the currency reports
the total amount of United States hoods
rule-pool!!! to date. hy the national banks
which had previously withdrawn bonds
by the deposit of legal tender notes. to be
33.061050. The amount of United States
bonds depouited by the other banks which
had not previously minced their circn a-
tion in “$3.500. The amount of nation-
al bank notes issued to banks which de-
posited legal tender notes during the pen-
dency of the Funding Bill is $1,813.750,
and the amount “3qu tn "the! hank; up-
on bonds depoflted it is “323.330. mak-
ing a total of $35373” issued upon de‘
posit of bonds during the some period.
“
Senator Mahone in the Senate on Moi»
day. replied to the criticisms upon his po-
litical room in acting with the republi-
cans. The” walla very large audience
and then won auntie disappointment when
it was seen that he had his remarks all
written out. The audience evidently
hoped that he intended to speak without
notes and attack his late political associ-
ates right and left. He was c'osely lin-
tened to by both sides of the chamber and
it was soon apparent that he had the cour-
age to assert his convictions. The speech
in the main was a fen-u- of his course in
Virginia politica. and he took «vocal-ion
to my in perfectly parliamentary terms
that thou- who had ask-ital that he had
aold out hi. convictiont were vii-lawn of
the truth and devoid of all honorable urn-
timenta.
W39!!! \I-‘TOS LETTER.
Tn “Fats or Drew: Smut. Sara:-
ultv humus SAYS a: trim. .vor suit
Tums. Tn: Cost or rat: Gov-
nsttul‘r. Woo Wiu. How
m Szxarr. Omens?
than our Regular l'mdeulJ
Wmullmrox. D. C. Mar. 98. 18m.
It would perhaw he exaggeration to
say that the crowd of chief-seekers in
“‘uhington is unprecedeutui. because
every now adminiauatlon luv the last
twenty yearn ha- It!!! to contend with.
not». or placate. a precisely ll milar crowd.
Yesterday morning I obaervvd sitting on
the step: of the Patent Dace. long before
the hour for owning the doors. a num-
ber of anxiouu. wistful. hungrvlooking
non. They were Men. and coat
of than had come a gr. :4 distance. end
many of them :have not money with
which to pay their hotel hill; or tnho
lheuihncktutheir heaven. The White
Home and all the Drpartmenta are headg-
ed (mu curly morntlll dewy eve. and the
time which the new [incident and his
ae-ewhat raw cabinet. oheuld give to
learnt“. has their experienced derh.
thlr mandate-8min“ whiten.
out be employed in limala; ta perh-
tent begun for atrial! duh-hip; he
Secret-wefWuha-pwtedanoticethat
he will not an applicant- for 0810c. which
laverypodaafaraalt it operative. hit
when an m oeu- cadet thun-
oortofS-otorlagan 8-ch Uneola
will blithely receive him.
An chial Mm": «atone-it at the
appropriation made by the third Idea
cl the Forty-053th Coop— tor 181-8!
has not been prepared by Ir. Robert J.
henna. chiofclerkut the Hon. On.-
“m|wdudtho I“.
“"3“" White-ath-
minia-
Wfiv-Nr-Mmhsmum in
II.
- total of appro-
I. “it done not
1' or the remainder
bunnalaw.
prtattonale L
incluoethedt ..
at .
large“ Bill in the Pain!!! . fiioh ap
propriaten Mil.N.806. and include. .18.-
ufi.“ deficiency for will. Thin bill. II
owned. renowned mmfimm. its.
deficiency wile added in the Senate. The
bill wan remitted to the House December
10. “380. and lwcame a law February 36.
lSSl. Until 4530 the annual average for
penniona has been about $33.00!).(Il0.
The Demrntic Senator-n to count: have
decided to what. by all the parliamentary
mean: in thelr power. the ndoptlon of the
pending revolution: by which the Repuh
lit-ans ask to obtain immediate control of
the Senate :3th Senator Davie. of Illi~
note, will ride with the Republians‘ in
this matter. hut during the- ahoence of
Senator Edmund: the Irma-rate will still
have it in their power to prevent the suc-
cool of the movement by breaking a qttO~
ram.
That there will he no extra nee-ion has
been virtually decided. While no formal
action to thin rflect ha- been taken by the
Cabinet. it ll believed that «tell will he tho
molt when this matter in anhtuitted at to~
day‘l . “on.
“W
Tit! fulfill“ I“
A u'rru caution RINSE .‘Au on a one
an.“ mew.
Then an in thia world few tulle-ohm
am that do not have a quiet was a! hicb
“ll min“ .llleir ““1““th and no it it
with the pimple til the state in their “to
little tenantthe (\uwolidntell toad. They
growl abut.“ while they nvhwvrlvdaeita
pom Angl. new that tmllel rand truth
in an abundant. there we lot- at «either!
who ugv it in all the vault of the diottuinl
latitude at the nhl «ultimo. The: lute.
>1
aloud to ever ohwha twhh‘h the Wm
«we. hat dun-m and other annoy
Rattlttflmucm nutty tnlh In ittheve wu-
willow-ll!!!“ “W. Th m h the
road“ the Novel tum in the date.
“he the tint \lltw in the who insult
very huge part of the mile tame. which
them» «in in «R trout year tint-r
r. hum “intents-lunch over them
re length. to acute. trot (hit. homo
and than“. 'and in all in all n hitter owl
thou con to non he vent-w 19mm
more than mm M Mill.” rt
the root are owned in “artful-it.
or our citation are wry lame stock '
and o nnml M of our insurance WI!“
and other convocation: have from too to
l.“ shah-it mach. fit flu wry little hint
linen hold at the \lt‘t‘llllt‘. One report in:
linen that the Vanderbilt iutctnt nan uy.
ing to o‘nrwthe stockholders and m buy
up the control. Three or four ymrn an“.
art the timeiof an annual meeting. it was
given out that Mr.\'nndorhilt owned 2.000
slum. At that time thedirecmrt‘ hoard.
of which hr was a member. represented
about 13.000 shares. or Lilith piece. but
by no mean; an evenly dividal. several
active memnen of it l-ad not over 50
what“ each.) Cheater W. L‘lmpin was set
down in l’t'ph’fie'hllflfi 1.300 Hhaf‘v-s and Mr.
Trowhridge of New Haven. 8.000 Jinn-n.
The Ingest individunlntockholder in the
mod is an: to live in Springfield. lletuy
L. Goodwin of Hell“. llartiurd, etlll own:
the lil eharen which have so many years
entitled him to admission to the annual
meetinr. an] on his ownership of which
he enjoined the carrying of General Grant
"1). 11." No duulil. olmultl the pitflllt-l
road gm throughhe will assign its ite cauw
the failure to follow lint two cents a mile
advice. In a number ol thing! Mr. Good-
win had been more ahead of the tuuea
than fundamentally In error.~—llurtiord
t‘nrreepimdcnce Springfield Rrpubli'mu.
0'. .
TBMI‘BRAKI‘B.
The nrficlm ttmit‘r Milt head on. furnish“!
by Mc‘ li'umrn's ( hrt‘stiml Tc "”1701“?
l'nl’on of Sottlh Nm‘tmlk.
The drinking plat-en in New York City.
if vet in one street. would extend seven-
teen inileu. and thoee in London about
seventy‘three miles.
Frnmw E. Willard. the Prenldentof the
W. t‘. 'l‘. U. says: “ Dear sisters. do not
let it be forgotten that earnent. hard work.
alone gives proof 0! living faith. Our
Unions will no more win trophies for
Christ on prayer WilhOul work. than a
bird will aonr to heoven on one wing.”
Vt‘ntcn is Dnv?
In one of the small villages of western
New York lives a woman. earnest in all
good things. and esrwoinlly in Trinper‘
nice work. She has mt the poverty that
gives mic-use from duty to .m‘icty. nor the
wealth that will enable lu-r lo lure twist-
once. She is the "miller at a large {nui-
ily and has that ada t'htion of ability that
kleepo her in demon outside ol her [am-
I .
y"Of course." said a friend to her one
day. ”there is always something to do.
whether it is of importance or not. and
whoever puts textilmrance work Iaat. doing
everything else first. will never do pun.
peranco work. If women would do less
willing and tucking. that in seldom or
never seen. to be appreciated. except :hy
the washrrwoman.lnd makes hours of ure-
lem labor“ the ironing table. they would
be quite on well off. and have a great d: al
of time for tent terance work. Home
duties should not neglected of con "
'- “'ell." inl'upted the other, " I nd
if I do other than home duties. I must
leave eome of the home duties undone.
It would ta-ke all my time to cure for my
.‘uuily and keep my house in perleet on
der. I can leave some of my housework
undone and nobody sufier for it. Suppose
everything is not all the time in its exact
. I used to be non bed to decide
where my duty lay until Mrs. Kenyon
came to In house. I told her of my pt 1'-
palgxity. or a full minute she Wad silent.
.3111; me straight in the eyes, then she
an :
" Have any of our tmuily gum cold
and hungry or an ering in our way lie-
cause of your temperance WHPK I" ' No,”
I said. ‘ none of them ever lmve.‘
‘ Did you ever think how many are cold
and hungry bicauae temperance Work in
not done ?‘
‘ I know it.‘ .
' So long as that in true. so long it is the
duty of women to take the time that in
not: necessity to the new fort. (not
the gratification) of their hold. It
is one of their first. not last. duties.‘
'Since then I have taken time for ten»
runes work. My house is not speck-
ess from dust. There are not so many
kinds of cake on my table as some of my
frienda have. who cannot find time for
temperance work. but my children are
ted, clothed and contortahlo."
ls loan“: Balsam Sun
Yvon ago at n certain town meeting in
Pennvylvania. the neutron came it
whether art race: a ould be licensed to
clergyman the deacon.
ytldln. m a: ma a r.
_ avored it. One man ugly am.
as: it limo-e or the thiet it did.
question waaaboutto be‘put. when
theveamhonioaeoornerottherooua
miserable woman. She was thinly clad.
and her WOO indicated um
wretcheduem. and that her mortal cores
waa alueat clued. After a moment's
ailenoe. aadal’leyea axed 1.300 her. the
mtohedherattutunted y to its nt-
taoatltai‘btand then her loo arr-no
rolling her
toh.theeallodtoallto
re" rum.
0
all
9
great-It length. and
5
"bar
drinking at
drunkenneo. it true.
deduct it.
a
fig!
E
I
2.5
w
a
know me, or .
kno Iwaa once the mistres- of‘
farm in the town: you all know. '
Ihadoneof. the lut—dhe moat de-
You all know I had
In undoua boya.
here an
know
i
g
t“
8
in
qty;
i”
up the owhvvanl and numb-lo fillet wil
avoided; they never acknowledged
ex quotergdyou. and you. and
(pointln of a finger to the
minister. " doctor). an author
to be overwhelmed in
_ tried to ward all
, ,rrak the spell.
the ‘ , In .hich thee den
of the heneta of miller-ate drinking had
involved myhusbgpd and sons. I begged.
I pravedt . l‘llt‘ 7
n: my on
creature of God. thp I who all. u»
der the pulpit them In tmk our firm to
pay hut rum bills. sold them the poimn;
the doctor told a little was good. and the
excess only Ought to be u‘ oided. My
poor huahand and my dear I» ~y| fell lnto
the snare. and they comd i at r land.
one after another. were r may to the
sorrowful grave of the d‘ Il‘ll~'ard. Now
look at me again. You rmhnhly nee Inc
(or the lost time. fly at do have almost
run. I have armed my exluutted "one
from my preach home—wont home
«to warn you a I: to worn m dt‘hconl
to warn . latte ohm or “a word!“
And wi her omit tin. blah. and her
term alretohcd to Ill utmoat. and her
vo or raised to It“ unearthly pitch. the
exclaimed. “I shall noon atand before the
jaduneht teat of God. I uhall meet you
Myoulalsexuidmandhe a witne-
iuat y u all 2“
o I'll uernble woman vaulthvd. A
dead silence pervaded the monthly: the
pint“. the deacon. the phynieian. hurt
their bench: and when the ent
the “Well" put thoqueation. “ Shell tiny
licensee be granted for the atile ol' tpltttu-
one liquor: l“ the nnanlmou- reaponno wan
“ .‘lol‘ «We of (M. N. Ragga.
Mfik‘fi
LAND LBAGCG ”Ell“-
Tliere will boa inaction of the M
Wile next Sondra in the Mt of
the church for the puqme of elvotina
(zillion. Allthe menu-ere are “pond
to be present.
I can any with plenum that we haven‘t
worhedtuvain. We have “hard over
We lutmlml tlollnrt mice We haw wax
niaol on Jan. tilt. We unit to the hit.
thutal um his-tweet: Qltlk The la.
diva. neat This u «ply ll. til?“ and we
live. heading rum in in: no t
l‘aruell \‘ttlt dictate term: ‘3‘ wow with
John hull. A low Imiut‘vit.
. Q \ Q "
“the font.
M lhuuluy Howard “woolly got
drtnth tutti Went home tnel lawn a row
which Miami the «tutti: oi MW
Mat-tun. who took hint into county and
marred him in the loch-tip tut “out“
when he won "hunted tottirn ninet- evl‘
Me hurt tenttty where he got hln lion".
which he void wru- at the t‘lty lion-l.
.lmeph ll. not». and T. W. Quitntanx
(lonnolly la n minor On Monday Mr.
Ruth-ti was nrmttvl on two chum-a
rm I'm; to it minor. and Inl‘lnp on Sunday
--on one of which .lltnllt‘u llottton fined
Mm h‘tl and coon. and on the other '3')
and filthy: in jail. Mr. Rttrtlctt dentuuvd.
and .l. Donovan became hi: hondnnnm in
M00 on ouch finding. The witom
were Connolly and Willinm Sheldon.
Connolly testified that hoilrnnk whiskey
and (rented 0qu In the wow. and tlml.
Oahu in return treated him to the some.
Oaks denied drmlung the whiskey. hut.
8(lllllltt‘tl he took a cigar.
(ln Tito-dug .luwph ll. Heed WM hohm‘
Justice Bunion charged With selling to
tuition. Tln- witm-wvn were Howard
Connolly and John (lulu. Th:- accused
demurml. The \l‘llnmi. on more examined
Connolly mulled lo hut-tux drunk truths
lh‘t‘l‘. hut Hulls uni he only played pool.
Donovan hccnme surely for his appear-
ance at the Superior Court.
The same day 1'. V”. Qultmnn was be-
fore the court on the urn» charge. Ho
also demuru-d. and Donovan her-mun his
surety for apps nrnntx- at the Superior
Court. The wilm‘mw exnluinhd “‘t‘l‘t“
Connolly. Oak“. ltlld “'m. (lilfuyle. i‘on»
holly and (hills testified an in the Reed
Case. and (illluyle admitted being in the
plow. but only to plny pool.
The court imposed n penalty on ouch of
«o and cot-ta.
Connolly in under $50 bonds to appear
at the Sulwuul‘ (hurt its ll Witness. Hui
memory lu‘i‘uulc vety trwclierouu tiller he
was permitted to ll‘fllf'l'. he being tumble
to ”member things that lie distinctly re-
membered llio day before.
Perhaps if some of these forgetful Wit-
nesses wet-u put in {oil it "mu for perjury
ll ntiglll improve t wir n mry.
————oow~ -
New York. New "oven and "un-
ford loud.
During the past two yearn very little
atoek of the New York. New Hat‘cn and
Hartford road has been sold in Wall street
and nearly all of it. therefore. represents
to its holder! n coat of not over about l00.
Its running up to )8). u it did. represen-
tedthe unwillingnen of stockholders to
sell out. even M a lnrgc profit. It: preq—
ent rudden relapse. if genuine. wipes out
their apparent fit. but does not leave
very many of t em probably very lunch
out of pocket. as com red with the mat
of their pmperty. n Tuemlny. in Now
York. 8150 was hid for the stock and H70
naked. Yevterda five shares sold for
$165 per share—a rop of nearly $20 since
January. \tht makes some pi‘l‘l'll“ think
tha'tho parallel road movement in not no
serious as repreaenuul i.he fact that in a
cold and cheerlesu world where every man
for himself is the rule there has been none
of that preliminary unloading which is
apt to occur when inaldm take alarm for
count—Hartford (‘OIH‘HIL
.————w
A Challenge.
Temperance advocates are ofl'ered n
chance to ruve their theory respecting
the wines o Bihlelands. as will beacon hy
card written by Mrs. S. A. Bruce 0! the
Met tile Lilia? of Philadelphia and
publie ed in the word It inns lollows:
” A recent editorial article in the. Spring-
field (I...) Republican says that ‘anyone
who is laminar with the unlerlnentod
when of modern Syria cannot doubt that
one of the Bible Wines was unfermented.‘
Now there are in Syria and Palestine ninny
missionariea from various British. 'Cernmn
and American societies. and I hereby oll'er
a reward of $20 to an ‘ persim who elmll.
in the year NS]. obtain from one of these
genlle'nen. whether Protestant or Catholic
in good standing in his own deuominm
tion. are now raiding there, an unequiv-
ocal alfirir‘lion that he is acquainted with.
an unfermented wine in common use tiny-
where among nativeun! Syria or Palestine
provided that he mentions the place where
it is need and allow his affirmation to he
published with his name. The lewnrd
will be pa. d to the person who shall first
uhlish such an affirmation either in the‘
Borinxflold Whitbanor the Philadelphia
Record. The editor of this paper will an.
awor all proper inquiries in regard to the
reli'ableneae of this offer.”
————-.————-—-
A Report on 'l‘rlotttna.
now run hiatus autumn-Is an» armn
—somc rnnvxlt'urlvns.
The re
trlchlnw. completed by
of the Marina 8
Assistant Surgeon Glacier
v capital aervloe. forwardel
to the bolted Statut- Sonata by ex-Soct'o-
Sherman in anawer to a senate reto-
lut . is now paling through the prove.
and will noon be ready «redistribution.
The work was begun in Jul. 187’. and
nearly a you waa costumed the -
tier: of meterlnla. It is shown that nearly
all animnla may be infected with triohltm’
but ‘ heretol‘ore commonly received
man thntthete pnranitea were winin-
ly round in rate it shown to be untena-
ble. though the try he re need in
any animal feedln pan the h of other
trlchlnoaed at of whatever melee.
and the oiroloof infect- la thaa believed '
to be kept mmpnctlcal _ uéttlon of
triohlnaaeat on haa ation to he infeo.
tier: of man through the hog. Mid there in
not much ground for tumult“ that
has: are infeotul tram . as
there it nothln eaeentlall diflerent in
them hunt the and eaten y the famll .
It in further thou-n that huge kept In
atalla in which triohinoaed have been
kept will him infected. not ua‘
common . o! throwing dead poul-
try. rauorpatltoewine la it own to boa
aooroe of «longer and ahauld he lhlted
Inch rpm ll
O
ere nxainet me.
u an boy: was a In more “mum than tattoo 0’ native pro-
" WA LI. 873'".
. FE
-_ raw meat there
. trioltinoolnln that
The 'ruulu of
German habl 1! .
have been ,. -‘
n l 1
entry pork “Yam abrou . when ingpolut
of (not no count ll without triohlnm of
its own. in well a own. and it ll held to be
duotbn. a.
30W A U TON.
Hilton 3 Son “Gavin a an -
y o! oysters utd art-hi a: may at
are . - .
At {Ito M. 8. church on Sunday el'l rung
Rev. G. 0. Spencer preached on the lnlv
poi-tam or counting our spiritual na-
ture. Men :nltha large con-elem not
pro erly educated Willi? ant . .n the
:v‘h a believ ng they u doing ‘a ser-
co.
Charles Jack wiuhm horohy to express
gratitude to hla friend. for their null-tattoo
and kmdneu to his wile during her laat
aicknesa.
Darlén Bridge is finished and all the
people rejoice. 'Clarrenoe Clock was the
rat to arose with his team bouncing the
neat out of hit wagon over the '0th ant-
hu. which were not llnithev . Dr.
aumn cruised would in good order
with hla buggy.
At Uapt. Burbank wits on hit wassto
New York witha land of o ttera in
thin non. ha miaundentood t tianel of
the eteanier Iloadale at to hit count and
war run into by her. breaking the rail
and Italic ions. and doing considerable
damage to la new tteauior.
“0 Wm_ mitt have elected
John Devan tor‘tlieir Prev-i. t. Iv. ‘
on in well known on Mt‘lltfi am an!
month: at Andemvillvx e haul proved
tunnel! tin ville-lent other. hnviu: acted
O! president toreevwhl week: tonne t»
l elected. South Norwalh minty hat
I:
the interval her mat and
efill‘ih‘i“ firth" when Nets
“\ltttfi and iley interested the min
lot It rem '. “villain «Mt
menlh will torn-anneal i
even“
hi aomanw with their duty theSN
helm will «WWW the “5R". on
M“ Mud brides My wou “hots
clitoral» Motion to M the
hut venounthority. Thu» :3“
ura ”with t to the
belt where it it and new elm they
at“ eight month: to hear mtmve
“downy. Morning «moth
arantwaa per . “ammonium
walk Waived my to hulld the
and M‘t‘htlfil it of ihe mntrnctor.
and ve malntuined and “in repair
turnttout twelve yarn. fat-ta eve
hutlenithle and are mm. \ tilt
the pimple v there in another to thy
tillvxvlhvtt. mo tntmutwl are amhh
tnonnly npptwt‘tl tnttm ntlnn and wayv
have tummaml only neglmted to mourn
atrnte tannin they N“ no lender and no
vorrcs‘imndont Item to ulnte their unit at
that l'mo. The Inns of their vnntahle har~
‘or and shore for' so manv vent-a hnn
proved its vn‘nn and twinned" t 0 people
to mover their tights. to winror quattera
for tluir vessel»: and protection from
storms. and also the use of the shore to
drink lhoir nystcrn and tit-[null Shells.
They believe thin to he on advantageou-
tinn- to change the loontionJhe old bridge
hein largely destroyed. and tho balance
\vant n3 l‘t‘lllll‘t that will cost more mon-
ey than it would to put the bridge in a
location that ll propoaed. and hereafter
the v rly expenae will not be one quar-
ter (or taint what it in at present on ac~
count of lhe hridg- being lt'llll than one—
qunrier tho length. A statement of the
can. wna prepared for the town meeting.
with seventy names altachod. hut was
not rend because of ndvice that it can
only be settled liv bringing the one be-
forn the courts. which will he an injunct-
ion ”attaining the eelectmen from rt-
huilding the bridge until A hearing to to
their right to obstruct this valuable navi-
gahlo stream. During the lntv storinv
weather-it large number of .x‘neln tool:
relugeinthls harbor through llio broken
bridgcmnd desire that ll may never
more bocloaed.
. ”w”...
ll'or the smut-L 1
“‘1! [love All (lot the Chlllt.
'I‘lu‘ rlnha. the rlulln. thou- horrltl chill-x
They m» the hon of all our lllt.
Wnau not in the lam reaper! .ln-m.
They never Illlllt‘ you in the ll Slit;
Oh no. tlwv nlu'nng- «home the hound dnyll‘hl
To cm H on tl‘nlllh and make you miter.
And N wt 0 divkunu nun your llu‘r.
TM: are couardn or the tut-Ml tuml.
Thrv Mimi-e nun-“t you font behind.
When dining-our hack it chill will creep.
And tum you all up in .‘hr ‘ p
And now lhv fun of the thin: lit-glue.
Those mm- min, with all their nlll“
to each other. "um nutter about.
nil ~00 lf‘Wt‘ can shake hllll mil “
80 at it they \. and shake and ulutke.
Until. poo cllmv they mulir you quake.
And when they hm! 201 through with you
You‘ll think your hark u| hrulm lu itro.
And then I Hunk l lmtr llh'nt it"
"Come t r din-r rh.ll-. lQ‘l‘F get away;
Enough {I r um» du‘l in art: we‘ve done.
We have nlmlten him out nn straight as a gun.“
llut ~lnp. just no turn an ell. Inc-l. tun-cat.
llntll hla lK‘d is wet. Wt‘i. not;
Why. only we hilt think. drink, drink:
llt-‘n all on are inside I think.
Now let him ennrl and col Quinmc.
Or mnnmv n roll nh'hlnoialnr.
It don‘t our hltof «idler-ems make.
To-mnrrow wo‘ll glvehlm another shake.
So now. Mr. Editor. you out come to the conclusion.
Thu; down in Rowaytnn. the chill: make great rou-
union.
For we nhake. and we Ihake. and we ehakc every day.
And thI'I the principal renuon why we‘ve 'iml
nolhi 'vto-sa'. .
nofiaywn.%inrch.‘gl. ‘8! A Nov-r. Mn.
—If you would be cfid of that wrrihl:
disease. mull, use Simon‘s Cntnrrh
Cure. '
—.—.
‘lf.
If over you‘re lined with life‘u endlur toll.
If weary and Iickemvl n'lth ci-meleu turmoil.
l! lengm. [or meihln to Ioolhe in unrest.
lfpniuiu emotions con let in your '0qu
If wuhlu for emolhinfl to drive away care.
- .long triples. alum upon in nor"! wear-
on minke an" [male in -' mt necotd‘f cigar.
'l'lu .the finest of “then known. by far.
Arch will. Dex:
- mw.4..-
.. :7 222:— m. - -;_
) In .h'aciq'. M Drnulu. agcdtlll
.r fl
In Norw-lk. March El. Wlllinm Ryen. aged I? yearn.
In Norwalh. March ad. 'l'lladdeut \l'axr‘nlry. aged
bl years.
In Not walk. larch 24th. Julia A. Wilbur. aged bl
yeah» '
eIn Rowaytoa. March and. Ira lela Jack. aged at
v urn.
' In N... walk. larch so. In. J.‘ G. Barbour. aged or
yem. a months am 17 dayt.
88
In Danlmr}. March 19m. Davld Judson tgsd
yearn. Much 2m. Ellraheth Twedy. aged 1 I
()PENINGJA‘:
OI" ‘l'III
New Dry Goods Store,
Go or about April 12th. ,
Ito Ii. nudging“ ”5
Lateof Earle & Smut.
Misses Brocltwttys’ ‘
Select School for You: Ladies
AND CHILDREN.
Aictt meet. Nerwalk Nun.
1‘. will! run count-vet Io'ihy. April
l: at. last MI 0
Ten Par ‘ (lent.
Annual interest. ‘
hideurtglyghél .adfiawh'l‘aaaym. I:
who Glob. Co.
181 Dovoitehire etreet. Beaten. late.
tn n. ' ~
Attornoya and com-
‘ lore at Law.
SINTINIL BUILDING.
Citv of South Norwalk.
. For Sale.
150 Shame of the Union Harm.
factoring 00.. of Norwalk.
my. (LI-a.“
Rewi’ukqw.
Oil‘-
For they A1“ uyi uhnhr us \\ hen no loin-l. export ‘en\..
Nelson. Taylor a. Son y
M. Davll has newgoady for the rprlug trade the bout
unit and,” howwguua um. dawn.
with niche holfl’it‘the‘vvfl Iona-i pix-leer. Sum
In all grille: and alyles. or any garment ucpanuo.
We willfilot ll nndr‘fild. «Id Will put (I! bod- lad
pi‘it‘t‘n aplut any. not excepting New York city.
We an-ita hammer“. and thll inn-Inc will tell at price-l
that dolycompotll'olt. . Aluo a full line urgenti‘ rm.
nilhlng [node bearf pine. alcove hnttnnn. mndu.
whnlua. RC.
Call and are Me Before
Purchasing.
M. DAVIS,
lahneheato tltitel lllooli.
SOFT“ WRW‘ALK.
I}. P. Fonte
Fashionable Sill Hats
FASHION Mil .l-‘.
Cassimere Hats
Latest. Styles of Mill and
Sufi Ilnts.
Furnishing Goods.
White Dros'a Shir“.
A (tool) BRAND 0’
Colored Shirts.
Linen nnd l‘npo-H‘olarn and Colin. Silk
"nuke-which. Nacho-ear. Fine
Sltlchul Back Kid Gloves
\\':trrnnled. Um-
hrellets.
eu‘.
seed-rm:
M ”-w
Just Received. an Invoice of
New Seeds
Many kinda of
Early and Late Peal.
GARDES SEEDS too numerous to men-
tion. ‘
A very large neaortmenl of
Choice Flower Stalls,
Wethersfield Red onion seed by
the pound. and many other
kinds of seed by the
Pound.
Early Rose Potatoe-
AND
Bobbin]: Seedling
To heysolil at_tlw Old Store on Main
titreet next to Ely‘e Block.
John Hutchjngs.
CARPETS
Chain Carpets.
25 can. and Upwards.
3 Ply corp'eta. Brus-
. - mu corpora
8i) ate. and «Upwuds.
Straw (flit-nets, (
Mailings,
on Cloths.
‘ , AND
Mats.
1*..le ._ 80:1.
\
mr.
“final Picnics. .
III “mm _ a.» Mb.
‘ mountains. Inc. B
V NORWALK.
w- __...~,_,_..._.
. .
e
.. w‘a‘
l
..
i new management n'i“ lie the plum for
your
e unla- reason. The vac lebe'ng_ fitted
wkh all convenient-cs. inelmH-tg a
MONSTER PAVILION. BOWLING AL-
SHOO’I‘ING GA LERY. 50
In v.» N! -8 8.
During the
“P
0 {1}
will Inca-Gal
.llJBontlnglll
A ‘6rohestm
niz‘a‘flmfig . anon a ““‘M‘
31cc wl“. pm: at
‘ ‘9”...3“ ‘
5“?“ ”many!“ ‘ Burntlnnaort‘yaipor
"the.
The grove will be Open tothe
public about llto Middle of May
or the First of June.
A (‘any “‘ I l III lcvth howl: .ome
Pom: lean-W. llnrtlo .‘a (What ! A. l. and 2
a.‘ face for the round t it Neal‘s. S‘ngleh o l;
A... Aokert,
m _ Minimums.
Nulheltnvhutvr lh‘ilv rum and .tvlvw‘wr
Jhltlttlx 2?. Mt.
Ln k‘tonatva Contract
Awarded to loot:-
“M
A tum tor W of the
tsity‘ymronto. Ontario. .gi‘h'g‘fio feet
ot in» has jllh‘ liven nwonlol to t that
oi 'ltin & tiotflitt. vitrified newer pipe
monotone of this city. this pipe
whonlaldwill extend auntie ‘ Mill“
and In turn than will over two
mm! um it v enrltwtv. A great put
til it in to he of t law him and will
mutu- rnany fitting; vuoh «my». herd;
hrunelwh. etc. Wits Nil: for on
plyt this aim we“ by Smile
and tight-h manufacturers. and also
thin-e in ‘htttl \vtvztvttt states. hill
on the wound of auwviority alone. it won
a to the m . let: in a
matter for t\\l\;:l‘l\llllltll““. on any ho no in‘
termt that t‘tntttn'hxv out mentally with
mutant.- umnufmtnrvn m great or“! "t
nnwrctty. The tawn- vrltjt wln‘oh the
umnul‘ncttned goods of Rochiotor me
nwetin and the luv-av- and ever increasing
deman s for theta illustrate both tho
npleuditl limition of this city nan manu~
facturin center and tho amluy Mid in.
dustry 0 our citizens.
The factory of Otis & (lowlin. nittlntt‘tl
on Oak street. from n so nll lit-ginning
five venra ago luis inch-need year by year
until now it is one of ill" largest t and ~
ltb’llllli‘ltlu of the kind in the country. and
nearly every nitrite in the Union is num-
bered among its patrons.
.Alin'iiytfu stock-Traps. Reduo
hrs, lncrcnsofi. Branches. Bends,
' t .5? ‘V'Gl 826‘ ‘ '
”13ml Discount lathe
' Trude.
RAYMOND BEDS.
wants.
South Norwalk. Conn.
{581. A F
1881.
N EW GOODS
——AT———
LOBKWUBD’S
Ware Rooms
,-.. g e b "—
Receiving daily 111‘“an dcairahlu goods including
all the >
New Patterns
'08 1‘!!!
‘55ng Trade
Jun; opuwd a ’0 line of‘
Walnut. Chamber Suit-s.
Cottage Chamber stuns.
Parlor Suits.
Setting ' and Dining-
rpom Suits.
. mfimtm‘ahcandnarpottuaa 7.
Almalarcellne of \NI .
Fancy Chairs, Easy Chili's and
Patent Rockers.
Gents’ and 'Ladlos’ Writing
A LI. W 00 [a INGBA INS ”0838-
go a... um um...“ Ladies Work Tables. Library &
3-11 lume'mp T‘NBSI
o rhino); Assotl’l'fllh'l‘ or" ”o'h‘fisrmk'c'lest We“ 8&6.
. . . § «W
33“ gin,“ Super.. “'0 fly utoeklu larger than ever hem in "mm“.
were bought for the very ‘owu. market
and d competition. You will lave
“intruding with me. [at better Wlll am a 1.5%?
he Greatest llflllllllllll Ever
Uflll‘lll.
Don‘tfdltocrllen
llll.-L0fiKWUflIl,
30Mn Stu“. ‘
001m.
".
Aha Furnishing
UNDERTAKER
‘Ordcaatlmtdedtopromptlydayor
.mm. till-team
TON POIN " -
lor vale. unlimited
m 00.. in the
. Sprl
u no
. 0
~ ll.
: . otwralk. Conn.
A. H EIN E,
“WWW
l: .
TE§CIIER OF 1‘] ‘NO. ORGAN and VIOLIN.
Leader of Ilelne‘e Orchv zira. Nitric furnlahed for
Alu minum Pens
h'I'nese colehrntcd English Pens can now he lied a
. ,
SENTINEL OFFICE
villa: are our mole agents for Norwalk and South Nor
wt . '
l
They are led in the (immanent (“reconciliati-
thwughout‘urope; all-o Department: at V\ Inhlltglult.
own man A ram. an
Sims 63"—
llaurrh llure!
'l‘lll‘. “SLY REAL MEDICINAL PREPARATltl‘l
FOR t‘. Alilltll. Win-hm according to Cinch
Mellie “About llfl.
I‘ll” 50 Ovals a lie:
For Sale to- w. Smith Xanlk. and tin .
Stun-alt. and availed to“: m on MW}! «1
W\ to thi~ W*~ l. R st‘t't‘ox.
.\‘v\\ (M (ms-l.
3‘3 N.
.. IN”. ‘. 3% ‘n “who and wheat so!
”\filrnvfi‘h‘usfltl ‘lhvnts and lli‘eh‘. rah“ iv~
x ml at pet wot _
3m lint . Suwl lVva-NK‘ t o. “with. I‘ll
a“!!! Again-93 gram
Loni an Assurance
Cumin A
humiliated A. n . rim
.\ S‘Ii'rlfi i I 5.9.‘8J [0 9“
SI' I!I'I..I ' § §=I,9v':‘.0§6.§§
JAIlllll I. LAI'NN. Agl.
Milt Norwalk. Conn.
m
C
l
l
< o W lei u'lllorrnp the.) I '
m'. "ll “"5" will“? 37.” ruu‘ninAan
plied by Camp a Month-ll. ’ '““
\‘I‘ lot‘ll sup
A
‘REMSEN BROTHERS.
5" St.
Rm“ ballu. portion. etc. at. ehort notice.
* Adm-ear t'. o: llux'mfl. , ‘ _ _ .
538 3;. ,South florw: llz. .
on. s. w. FISKE'
quA-L you an' or NORWICH. mxx.
' ~ ‘-
J‘AOOB‘S The Celebrated Claim”...
And Hugnetlc healer of an Years' pm...
“'1th Gown Planning. Conn, mg.
Monday and Tuesdnv. Manly.
Aim. at
and ‘l‘hl
Chi-pet inlet. Xv
til tm‘ eon. in 3a ‘. 91 ewrj IrivH'h
to cell
l\\‘lt end awn! 613W at elsh “d u ‘5. :
turd t'lltt‘fl aim healing pone: (\wluuni .-.. ..
to cure all
“mm
in Allen»
nun
W m‘ ‘ \welau_ WM!“ ohm-n gel. .. .
nwnt‘ fitl. am. «he wont. 'im‘tfvsé Enrol» .
N hum-t in» turn \uth wow no... .4 Jr
\:
“Mirth .a tin
never.“ ii N Govt to h» new“ “3“». o- I“
auev who when NR Mvhv two... ‘
out on anti mm are no how .w». 3.. .
rte. a»! all tx- . it he imiwmt In invent.
Mom own all the chin st ‘10. N! on
«until ‘ ‘ 1. ;
novel-er. u: my.» Ntvttt'“ me.» n‘.\-‘ ~ . ,
or me not 3t \It. \\\Illt\tttt'c.t w. : -
hmchn or health nun! outta:
l.
.Voru ah. i “no
and get a cuntlnr.
3.,
us. it deeucd. Prion. on an an.” the all.) “21‘3“
' 6 Cent: 3‘ Quart. in
MW of tho (‘ .mp Farm.
-
mess.
{mine-nae sit
PHYSICIAN
tioe: aluo Business and Tim: 31mm...
:lnr‘x mg.
l:
whtn- h. 14“ '
atom. at the (‘1‘!) M'KL
b WII‘LI.
28111 and 29:11.
O
W‘houlthvuta. mm 9». in
Storm": Noam. Ilr’nlguwr u. .. .
.llan‘h lhlh and at... his . . ‘
11n- Iluczor cauhevonsulhd in l... “:2. ‘ \ ,_
w “an. “run. hm... m. ‘
Alluhuwnl on}: «tune-aloe u mom-H a.“ .,~,
mm.“ he- the all! ‘u dew-L.
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the
«about: iaa um um.
‘l‘heltwiut hat h‘dwxr-uMwww . ,. . .
nnvmu‘wwndsm 2M h
v capo he hm Mutated ll 3
‘ “as at two!“ mu; .7 m w ;
t new luvs. ywld Z-v .-
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“x
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tw~ewotthelhxvamokue a». . .
“'5‘ magneto you“ a,» \~z\ ,. .
\e l\~\\v~t\ _ .
{wan-Ml ow. \ antlvv t ‘ . van...‘
ll \ 3-:
«v,
'l‘hv tun-n! slan- an“ “mum on ».v~ on he rm.
hlmvdmg innate“. howls; 9.»)...
and xvv‘l m\~. ‘t: wot?“ w.
‘\
wk n? l‘a‘l. soul “atop .‘lL. «.2; .
Nu l‘nr. tor par :. alum, mt .
T \RR NilTlt'h.
l‘w “thy-let“: vnlnvhle ”worms in ~» . .
train. it rsnimt he .xiflul tor lltr inn .3 1.3 ~ >
nun. Nmtwlma. sprain». h‘wvllmtx um.
.lolma “in ruled Dorm t ha
.‘i
”to “”3.
l
rult‘ lvy all (imam-ts.
‘tln one uhonhi lw unhont ll
[trod hands I“ ~ a .
1“\IV“I. (Vune’. I‘mmmix Tow Art». l‘: .
mistrial-n! all we. Rllvuwtntn l .- n; g . .. .
Illumi- the Hill: ml: : "an
inn. and In it illilt‘k mid eflw tie-.1 - -
“in km.
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FELEBIMTEII
FLORIDA WATER.
'l‘llii (ii-T‘H'INE H <Ol.ll l'l‘
.. It
I’lt‘ ‘4 III.
Murray is Lonman's
Ill l\"l".\'
$.13.
Mill’s ' Yunths’
'ion for
t. r
45. Main Street,
1:
. Norwalk.
flomsikoc ‘ ‘7
Are now ready :vilh their Stock of
ring - and Summer +—
COMPRISING
Bnyt’ and Gilldren’s
WHICH FOR
Variety of Patients.
Substantial W orkmanshl
Have surpassed all their'previous, efibris.
The ra p121 growth of Hieir business hits enabled them to introducc
many improvements in the manufacture or Clothing this season.
and they are determined to maintfm their well
Human alumna,
AT LOW PRICES.
AGAINST ALL COMPETITION. THEIR STOCK «w
GENT’SL FURNISHING GOODS
_ IS UNEQUALLED.
f 301’s equiv wAts'rs.
Latest:8ty1'es of I-Ia. ts!
. K . )AGlilNTS’ FORK '
Marisol Hutchinson’s Fine Dress Shirts.
6 We rcspectfulli- “Stilton cat-end inspection of our Goods. W“
mg confident it will .be to .the advantage of purchasers ol
9' ‘ Spring iClothing.
GomStnclt BfOthérs
Perfectl’on of Flt.
established reputa-
Insurauce Building.
South N Ol‘Wlllk.
Norwalk Chronicler