' «.pw
'I‘ks Men «the Rates.
A meeting cube American Anti~
q society last week at Worcreter.
the 30.. Hamilton 8. Staples renda
paper discussing the origin or the nature
at several states. Bis «inclusions are
as fallout—New Hampshire gets its
name from Hampahim in England.
Mirth-ens is derived from an Indian
name. first given to the bay. signifying
“neur the gmt hilln." Rhode Island
basalt obacure origin. The Island or
Rhoda. the Island o! Roads.“ and a
Dutch erigin.-—“Ited Island.“ were men-
tioned. the first seeming to have the
best historical support. Connecticut is
an Indian natne. signifying "land of a
long tidal river.“ New \‘ork. New Jer~
fly. Pennsylvania. Delaware were put
ssdover. Virginia. the L‘itrollnas and
Georgia have a royal origin. Mains was
named (mm the fact that it was suppos
to contain the "Mayne portion“ of New
England. Vermont has no especial
question. except that it isclaimed to
have tits-t been an alias-Sew Connectb
cut. alias Vermont. Kentucky popular
ly signified eithera “dark and bloody
ground" or u “binniy river.“ but its ori~
gin signifies “the bend at a river.“ or
the “long river.“ \‘enneesec contra
from its river. the natae being derived
trout the name of an Indian village on
thrush-“Tam.“ Ohio is named
alter an Indian name signifying “some-
great.“ with an accent or admiration.
Indiana corned twat the name at on
early settlement land may. lili-
aciscouw-t iron: the lndinnezthe name
or n tribe Michigan is claimed to mean
“lake country“ it pmbahly conic hunt
the name ot the lakex «treat LAN“
which born this name below the land
ndiacent was printed. louisinnn is from
the hunch. Arkansas and Missouri are
Indian. the hunter beingdoubthtl: the
latterie claimed tomin itaoriginal
“muddy water.“ which \lm‘ribtu the
river. lows in also Indian with doubb
tut meaning. Texas ispopularw cup.
posed to be Indian. but M be Spanish.
Florida is Spanish. “a flowery innit.“
(begun bun ronjw‘tnrai origin: it is
probebb’ Indian. but a Spnniah origin is
claimed. Qiilornia «uncertotnaSpaw
ish romance or ism Nevada takes its
narne from the mountains. who get
theire from a resemblance to Nevadss of
South America. Minnesota is an Indian
“Sky~tinted water.“ Nebraska in var.
icusly rendered “shallow water“ and
"flat country.“ Kansas is from an In-
dian root. an. corrected by the French.
Mississippi is "great water“ or “whole
river." Alabama is Indian. the name of
a fortress and a tribe. signilying. as is
claimed. ”here we rest.
”HW'~ A__
Economy rt Virtue.
“fewer: of the poorer classics observes
arecent essayist. have {or various ob«
Vious reasons. lt‘ss induccmvuts to pro~
ride forthe future then men. Most of
them hope one day to be provided for
in the way wenn-n huve teen in the
habit of deeming mmt lllt‘rlrt'ii from all
time. Yet for other reasons equally
obvious. though not now to be discussed
here. habits of iudcpeudem-c and self-
support are will ttrt'reaaingly he.
more dmimble for tlwht even than mun.
Take the case of it little maid. The
maid servant who has succeeded 1 i put-
ting snide by her own exertions it little
sumo! money. makes herself a prize
in the matrimonial market.
Not only is it a little nest-egg in line”
but it bears witness to the qualities u!
the woman who has saved it. The
young tradesmen desirous of settling.
orthe steady man-servant who thinks
of retiring from service and letting
lodgings for gentlemen. craves such a
partner. None but a steady. prudent
girl would have achieved suth a thing.
In her he finds the stuff tolmake a steady
prudent wile. So that the dozen years
carefulness which began with the first
savings has proved to be an admirable
and successful inqestment for life.
-—-——-OOO————-
Soue Americnnluu.
Among the best Americana. unused
and scarcely understood in England. are
locomotive for ”engine,“ railroad for
"railway,“ horsecurs for “tramway.“
depot for “station." switch for ushunt.“
bagrage for "luggage." store for "shop."
bureau for “chest 0! drawers.“ clever
for “good-natured." boards for “deals“
calico for ”prints.“ corn for "maize,"
dry goods for “drapers articles.“ or "liab—
erdssbery. {all tor"Autqun." dress for
"gown.‘ ti: {or ""repsir, guess (or
“think ” hardware for “iron- -ntongery."
hold on for “stop. " homely for “ugly. "
loafer tor “lounger. “ mad {or “angry."
mail (or “post ” pantaloons tor “trow-
ssrs." vest for "jacket. “ quite for “very. "
rooster for “cock. "sick for “ill. “ sleigh
for “sledge.“ stoop {or “p :rch.“ suspen-
ders for "braces. “ venison for “dear
neat.” and woods {or “s wood "
w...
A small boy of Bath. 310.. Ml jut:
genotobed. when be begun in d» letm
about cows. Some alight noise woke
him up and lit-said. “Mnmm. ly-uw soun-
cows." “Wherelnheiankcd. r‘l'pthert-“
said be pointing to the ceiling. His
mother runsrktd that lll it n as n queer
place tosee cows. and the little fellow
got slightly angry it :1 said "Well. I
guess they could be angel cows. couldn‘t
they .‘“
and
wfiaov—fi
The old man sighed an he took tl e
golden-haired. laughing boy upon l is
knsssud stroking his shining tunes.
lid: “Ah. how much I should like to
feel like a child again.“ Little Johnny
ceassd bis laughter and looking scbsrly
up into his grandfather‘s bee, remarked
15.. “why don‘t you get mum to
spank you ?”
AtatairlnNewYork they gotcuta
malled‘fiatan." Areligioca young
lady wbogot holders copy promptly
nadsabustlsotlt. saying. ‘gettbebs-
mmam"mm
*-
SIH 310‘". who badjust returned
trousv'lsit outski- brtwesn the acts:
“Ob! darling. that! ncbstrigbt: It
slacstbok my breakaway.“ “Mer-
qrmmn.mnh¢hum
nwsy “twist itbatl, Jobs.” And
lanthanum-cub, ssbuly-
lylsrsrtrdaclcvsi‘sbb-cub.
, .
Tl. “lurk-auburn}
‘ «Mas.
!
fiefidlewflsmh a. ssifiw
contains
weight of New Haven in national atlalra
is her! to its “notional share at a sin-
repreeentative district and its frac-
tional representation in a legislatun
which elects two senators for a atate of
833.700 inhabitants. Nevada has two
senators and a reprwentative all to itself.
By the three electorlal voteeot this “top
ten bomugh“ state one preaidentinl elect-
ion already bus been decided against the
popular will “panned by a plurality for
Mr. 'I‘ilden at 297.17! over Mr. Iiuyen.
and a majority for Mr. 'l‘ilden of 186.909
over all couipetitura in a total popular
vote of 8.!12.005. The total vote in Nc~
rtula on this occasion was 19.891. in
which Mr. Hayes bad n lllfl‘fll‘ll)‘ of l.-
O‘ll'l. These 1.075 votes counterncted
297.”! elsewhere and dictated for four
years the administration of n tuition o!
50.000.000 people. But what they did 0!
course was as strictly constitutional as it
was grossly unjust. and with pclect le-
gulity they may do it again.
it e do not think there is any want of
seusnhilily among the people of the Uni-
ted States to the Neruda ucnndnl. 'l‘lrc
exiuteuoe u! Mich it state in the Union is
universally «moxie-d to be it political
blunder nud its admission is
generally regarded to have bout n pl-
litical criine. lBut its birth is as irre-
tuendnble as the birth ul‘ a “boy fiend.“
The agencies which etiected it are pun“
critics to Mines their work. The utmost
they cando is to tithe cure that little
minister does not dunny inure burnt than
it in txwoilde to avoid. Nobody who ex‘
«mines the censuu bulletins can have a
doubt that it will ulnar“ remain a niun‘
titer. t‘oloindo which had Ive-n popula-
tion than Neruda in mitt has now this
an. “admin territory. which had only
a fourth no ninny then. now bani midi}.
Even Washington territory. in the and
north. which then bud nonmely more
than half no runny no Neruda. nun‘ him
“did. l‘notlicinl statistics just pub-
lished oun‘erning the Nevada tuinen con‘
Grin this conviction. They show that.
the “writs levied on Nevada nuns
in: stocks hunt yoar larueLr exceeded
the dividrns declared on them. But no-
body who imagines front the tignrto
that this “boy fiend“ among the ntatre
will commit suicide in britnltntptcy is
underadelusion. There are plenty of
aspirants {or "rotten borough“ scam in
the federal senate and button 0! repre-
sentatives with pecuniary ability enough
to keep Nevada alive as a sum—Nott-
York ”child.
0
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A NEW HAMPSHIRE AMAZON.
Living in a town in New Hampshire is tin
Amazon. not in the sense of apparent nuis-
culinity. but in actual strength and agility,
and her enterprise is equal to her endur-
ance. It was reported in the papers 0! tho
county that she picked and marketed 400
quarts of blueberries the last season. She
assured the writer that the quantity was
much larger than mu rcported. These ber-
ties she carried on {out two miles to the vi!-
lngc. and pcddled them out to tho residents.
Recently she wheeled u wheelbarrow two
and one-half mile. over it rough and hilly
road. and returned with it. trundliug homo
two gootbsized pigs. She performed it feat.
s {cw weeks since. that tew men would cure
to undertake. yet she m-conxplisiml it with-
out ado or difliculty. Having pun-blucd at
the village nu out-.idc (lwt'llillg-llnu‘t‘ door.
one and outuhitltinvlwa thick. the plan-d it
on her back and carried it in that winner to
her home. it diatom-e of two long miles.
Yet slicisslender in form. and agile and
elastic M s deer. She is often seen walk-
ingiu the street engaged in knitting. bcr
fingers and feet moving as if in vigorous
competition with each other. When not
encumbered. iu purring to and from the
village. she frequcutly strikes into a run.
sometimes maintaining it up the steepest
bills and for most _M the distance. O-‘czt-
sioually she mys journeys of ten or fifteen
miles on foot into the neigboring towns. if
not at: corresponding speed. yet at one
surprising to people with ordinary powers
of locomotion. Matched with a husband of
equal energy, she would be surrounded with
comfort and abundance—Baalun Journal.
——-——o¢.——————
llumbugged Again.
I saw so much said about the merits
of Hop Bitters. and my wife. who was
always doctoring, and never well. teased
mssourgently to get her some I (O -
eluded to he humbugged again: and I
am glad I did. for in less than two
Months use of the Bitters [my wife was
cured. and she has remained so for
eighteen mouths since. I like such llultl-
bugging.—-H. T.. St. Paul.—-Pioneer
Press.
w -
‘ Did \‘onh‘ a hen lny over the deck. ‘—
\w l 'ork You-r. No. Just beneath the
batchway. — Veto Haven Register.
Delicate Lorilee!
Who have that tired and all gone feelv
ins. and don’t like to be disturbed. Will
continue to be troubled with this com-
plaint until. they renew their impure
blood. Suip r Bitters ill cause new
and rich blood hrough erely
artery and teln in the human system
See another column.
.._-‘..,,
A lawyer has been indicted to abundant
his profession nnd catch for n Mitt lull
club the coming min. He prefers n
few brulu-n lingers to n brieflesn exis-
tence.
SLEEPLES‘S NIGHTS. nude unis ut-
ble by that terrible Cough. Sullui.‘ s
Cure in the remedy for you.
“0%—
A Philadelphia pianist is about to out
a cord in the third finger in order to ov-
ercome romctecbnlcaldifllculty in tin-
gering. Incidentally this proves that
man wns never made to play the piano.
-—-—-—-oo——~——
'l‘hs most noted men of modern titties
have publicly attested to the value of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectcral asa cure tor
coughs and colds.
——-—.0.——-
Old man Siobson knockeds mandown
yesterday and was arrested by Oflcer
Jacobs. Arraigned lathe police court
this morning he pleadedsslfdsfense.
“Tell your story.”ssidhls honor.
“Well. sir,Iwas vaccinated a week
ago." said Mr. Slobson, "andaslwu
contingdewntownatsilow unsupto
no. grabbsd my lstt arm witbngrlp
liksdsatb. and nid‘fionss yourvacoi-
nstiont‘" -
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GUTTHIS OUT
and Preserve it!
The “drawing Articles Can he
Purchased at the
Sentinel Ofiice.
Artiuta‘ 'l‘arks
Arnold‘s ink
Artists‘ Rubber
Khltdaltl‘ a anring Merl.
better Mite
3’1“" ‘il'l‘iill Bill t‘a l‘a
u para lunefl i m
Artists‘ fluids! “flu t‘aPatp I‘iiperI
heather turnp-
llllllllh u“ l‘
era ill c r
mom Paper Music Roll:
llill ll ere Music lloldcre
nk Draft: arklng Brushes
Blank ltccei it: Mill Board
tune Ponci it Mounted (‘anvas
Black Crayons Mark Twnin Scrap Book!
“Pm?“ PM Merrill I P! Faun here
ll!" t‘atn lbtpcr Mourning and tin
Butchers l‘aes Rooks
In: W ater (Vilma Mourning (lard;-
390k Keeping Blanks “all“ m
lag
e luvs Met
c '01: Pencils Oil Bin-lbw
1‘“!!th
t‘ri lloardl *en Racks
(‘taym lloldere \per (utter-
‘ n. munitie
fauna ‘N' inc l’enholdm" or sit kinda
n rupture
t‘lturt Paper Winn“ Kitties
t‘urresptnidiue Car-la Wweialn Palettes
(Witt Note l’npcr “larieflhrds
t‘rakui l’nper liar!» ole nil tires
(‘rnyunu for: "Sunni u
t‘nbieet “nuns is lit nil time
Panels lieu this!“ IN \I‘hct“ eruwsnrtniu
line??? Soweto” “We
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((Wl W I“ it
or “W Reward oi \lcrtt unis
13m ink Vale limiter hunts ot a! hinde
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tb' me i m l .‘w on “
er» to. l a \ W s we
hate Antoinette l‘vurih Silica sum
“eh N“ Stable than
“our Sachs State “when:
t‘oola NM WNW Whip“ Ibuhn
Pull honnt Mixer; tibiuu “we
“ Jluirtnile reboot titers.
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mi... i‘ tutti um“...
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Rut up" Summit»! Patti!-
Guhl Tooth it
«told l‘int the hub:
ttnm‘ in; vet 1“ Paper
\ihm‘a‘ t‘a submitt- Na! Italitntr thou
limb- ltanr “norm \Nium t loin
“and rte-u \ ism t‘ahla Plain and
“can ‘N-wu an “ill
“le “ind .hr“ttt lbw-tbs Wood l‘attela
ot all iumie Water “rib-hm
“‘hlh‘ \‘ote l‘nda
Wood l‘alcltm
\\ ruin: limit:
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W .b bl. tul t ‘oior-
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" Stationi‘ :- (‘clorn
“ David‘ I \Vbitr and (‘oinred (‘ray-
“ Violet one
.. t‘lrtulnc Windsor and Newton‘s
“ Red Water Colors
tiny Rings
The symptoms of itching Piles nro
motsture. like perspiration, intense
itching. most at night. seems its it pin
worms were crawling in or about tho
rectum. The more you scratch the
Worse they itch. very distressing. The
private parts are often effected. DR.
SWAYNE‘S OINTMENT is the most effec-
tive remody extunt {orthm tormenting
complaint. Uivofi rest at night without
that desire to scratch. Alutlma no equal
in quickly eradicating Tint-r. itch. Stilt
libcum. Erynipvlns. Burlwr‘v-Ilclt and
l‘imples. all Sully. L‘rusly. Itchy Skin
Eruptions. [lore is thc proof: “Cer-
tainly the best Tt‘llll‘tly 0"t‘i‘ used in my
pirating" ['lr. Cuttnn. “'tmtislnt‘k. :Vi.:
" Troubled with itching Film for ot't-r
twenty yours.“ ourwl me coutplctt‘ly." L.
S. Mouser. Eufield. Mo. Sunt for .50 ctn
(lit 3 ct. autumn). ll boxes $1.25. By Dr.
Swnyne & Son. Philadelphia. Pit. Sold by
all druggists.
Too Young fullin are all please-d ln-~
cause Lint liolihv ll ru long this yuan
butthe old folks “ho are paying the
bills {or pronienndr-s nnd the like. think
this prolonged holiday season it viaitntion
of Providence.
._.... ... _...
Faded Color-s “tutored.
Faded or gray hair gradually recovers
llti youthful color and lustrc by the use
of Parker‘s Hair Balsam. an elegant
dressing. admired for its utility and rich
perfume.
F“-..
Spring bonucts will he rcgulnrhorizan
obscurers. Not content with robbing
mun of his tlientricals. the women are
nlmut to rob him of his sky.
-—ac-~v——
Death to rate. uticc, roaches and nuts:
l’ARSON'S Exrnnuma‘ron. Barns. grun-
aries and households cleared in a single
night. No fear of bad smells. Best and
cheapest vermin killer in the world.
Sold everywhere.
—~'~—~QW
Terrible itching and Pillily humors. ul
cars. sores and scrotulous swellings cur-
ed by the Cuticura nnd Cuticuru Soup
(the 'grest skin cures) externally. and
the Cuticurn Renolrent (blood purifier)
internally. Ark about them at your
druggists.
O O O - '
Experience the Bout Guide.
The reason why woman everywhere
use Parker‘s Ginger Tonic is. because
they have learned by experience—the
best guide—that this excellent medicine
ovr-rcmues destmndency. poriodlosl head-
ache. indigestion. pain in the brick and
kidneys. and other troubles of the tier.—
IIumc .Iom‘lml.
MOO-m—
lluw III St‘t'urv 1.01““.
it acorns strange that anyone will cut-
tet‘ from the runny derangements
brought on by an impure condition of
the blood, when SCOVILL'S antenatal.-
LA .tnn Sumatran. or BLOOD AND LIV-
nn Srnvr will restore perfect health to
the physical organiitntion. It is indeed
it strengthening syrup. pleasant to take.
and hue proven itself to be the star
BLOOD Forum ever dlncovercd. client
uslly curing Borofula. Syphilitio dis-
order-r. Weakneas o! the Kidneys.
Erysipelas. Mslaria: all Nervous Disor-
ders and Debility. Bilious complaintland
all diseases indicating an impure condi-
tion of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys, Storm
sch. skin. etc. It corrects indigestion.
A single bottle will prove toyou its nor-
its as a health renewer.tor it acts m A
cam.especially when the complaints is
or an exhaustive nature. having a tend-
sncyto lent-n thenstural vigorot the
brain andnervons system.
nuns rant rmoursspstnin
Hum l'ornssuternallysnd
titer-sally.
instantly destroy-m seam
macerationwkisbcsnsstbsq
to “All“ __ll|8 WIFE.
An Interesting G—A hopeless OI”
(lured by tuning he. Ion-style
“Favorite loanedy. '
Iatemnntet llr. Within 0
Greene Gatling
“For runny ycnra I haul suffered iron 0
mplnint which the physician cnllctl GNWL
I had employed Mine of the moat noted doa-
tors without 0‘ tninin r our permanent toilet.
and {or u long timu lll\‘( inc \\ n1 "glided a.
hopelorn. All who lil‘lO‘V t‘is circumatnnocn
bald I must die. Fitn‘ H ‘i. l‘t\' niio induced
an to try n bottle oi llil lii n . i‘. 3 ‘.< . Favorite
Bentody.‘ Wllll‘ ‘ll Flt! ll hl it. ‘.‘\t \\l‘. t “it ltuul‘t‘ 0'
or soon ndrortised. \\‘it‘ i .u. ti. o slightent
filth in it. but m‘t ly in :- ii. y her. I bought
abettlc of it“. . t M. . .. \‘llli‘im I “M
“It and two or tliiwo \n': m inure). null-«$0
tnako u long story short-'1 a: in now as healthy
a man its them is in i‘ue c n: my.
“Since \lit‘ti I ltxu‘u It t‘flllt no u lnl‘ I“. nor.“
Rented)" in others “hunt l l :u‘n to l .uu nuts
kudfi‘un Rubin and Lin clump!“ ut. .; nnd.
I assure the public. it. t l‘ ~ ‘l~‘ mu. . m.-
edy’ liar done its “lllli . ob n ~itu .. mun
pletenm in mery t-ii: pic i . l i. . z , tut
some other Milk luul um uilt t“\ \l in .. ,
henrot it and try the ‘l‘..mrilq Km. \ ‘m-
gimme. or catsuit.
l i
\Nm h-oht and
preww Guides»
.3 won aid .l
f “:1“: tan».
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A! M We» Itclt ha
W n with
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mimms
INCER TONIC
ha ”Mine Mt Inter institute
‘l but i no!“ Nulxni mow ot’ thug“ Ibo bu.
“no mite. Nailing» no. irnanv mm of the but
i .‘x‘e numb“ km \n \itW“ e‘l vlw mien cl
ll“: lmwt‘lx al. who. h. it“ r. lulnen and lnngx Ru
The lust and trust M can tvw but.
l7 \‘cu rue autumn; burn lrmnle, t oniplainrt.
.\rn§ “we“, \\ autumn“. llmmmmm ll\ ‘pr »
\i.\ .\ gr or any dixe “v or ini‘mw \. t. rte. l‘atltrr a
t I u.” loin. It nill \uenctbrn burn and body
and give you new hit: nmi vigor.
O O D O L In A R a .
Paid for anvllnhfi mint-mun found in t linger Tonic
or in .1 failure to hrl \ or t me.
‘\ not .I t In at via-a en in It ir- Ian-e uvlngbny
.l h I.” sen l lorrirruiu tolltuxna t ..\ .i».\\\wt hi. .‘I.
ASTORIA
Old Dr. Pltcher‘s unruly for
Chiltlren‘ s Complaints.
'E‘Jmcially adapted to children. “
Dr. Ale: Robertson. 1%? N An. N. Y.
‘I‘lcmnl. Emmy Meadow. '-
Dr. A. J. Green. Roycrton. 1nd.
‘ I pmcribr it as superior to an y known remedy. "
Dr. ii. A. Arcbcr. 8:: Portlsnd Jun. Brooklyn.
Castor-l. in not narcotic. Mothers. Nurses
and Doctors cares that for Sour-Stomach.
Fistnlencr. Dlnrrbcsn. and Constipation.
nothing I: so pronpl. an old Dr. Pitsber‘r
Custody lly assimilatin: the food.
Outer-tn lives robust health and nat-
ural sleep.
@TAHRLIMENT
The Great IIcnlinu' Remedy.
An lnfnlllbln « urn for Rheumatism. lol-
atlcu. .\-~urnlglu, “ onnds. Burns. apt-nine.
Stiadnlnu. Bpnvtn. uni hue-ass from
any Nitrite.
“Among my vast troupe 0! Equestrian. Teach
stern. Horror. Camels. and Elephants. some are
always strained. bruised. or wounded. Mr Sur-
geons and Voterinarles all car. tbst for casual-
itles to no: and null-ls. notblns is so
oumtou u Centau- Wt.”
‘88 Fifth An. New York. May 0th. 1878.
p». THE GREAT
German Remedy. ’
:. mums rot 'illE Silllt.
(10“.an should use lg’
. ll 4"
ThoGlnntD ”new" View“?
‘lslniscnrtdb .
. Wing's"; jet"
sternum. It
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Sulphur Bitters.
men-runway-
Ganius Rewarded;
Or.
Theitm or the Satin Machine.
willbs
GIVEN AWAY
PE. Btu-nun. the crest Showman. Ian :— '
Nauru Oysters in mm:
toanysdnltpsrscncallingtorit.» sny -»
murmurs vssnasuwousmr
branch or sub-once ot'l'he ammu-
nail.postpatd, teenypsnonlivlngata
dbtanesfromonrdlcer.
MuringOompenymrwlll be ssnt;by'
1882. .
Harper’s Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED. ‘
«(‘llhlmyhhl’Wl! finannr Jr. ‘ ii ‘ ed
as. us "met pup“ ar us ra-l
parltnllcalinmwenti. brains in: uirty~tourth volv
nine b"with the llrcelnbcr .‘lutnbcr It represents W hat
best in American literntnle and art‘. and its untried
«recess in lingland~nliere it lies aileitdy acitcnla
tiono in r than that of anv English “i value or the
nus—has brought into ill acre co the mint
“innit writers tilltl artiatt of Great Britain The
thcouill volumes for nine nlll in «Her; repect
surpm the r prom-centre.—
HARPER’S PERIODICALS.
Per Year!
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hers tor June and Dior-tn W lien
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urtbcr means to “u with tho current. umber
A (‘otrtplete Set of I \uru‘n \lauaaiunsoniprlsing
”Volumes. in neat cloth bintlit - \\ill be sent by ex‘
(Night at numeral) lure r. on rccipts to:
terminate Single \oluntee. br ninll.
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index to liaarnn‘e MAflAllll. Mphnbetica \'.
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Whalers or ”tufts. to avoid chalice ot his;
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25 0135:
For n Pound of Good
BBPl-‘Bll 1
At G. W. Day’s
PALLISADE Snap
50. a Bar
At (1‘. \\'. Irrsv‘u
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER 1N
PIANOS!
Cabinet Organs,
‘ Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
A N D 8.11 EE'I‘ MUSIC
Plhuoa and Omaha (0 Rum Plump,
Organs and Mt-lotliwhv 1‘. toll and R1-
paired. Insuuimuu “M .n Monthly
Installments. ()l-i i: mm it taken in
Exchange for N. v .
ll 1“. \T 0 \' l-l 'l‘il
Quinta rdls it look.
Opposite Home llnilwny Depot.
”ll
800 '1‘“ NOllWAldi
A BULKLEY. PROPRIETOR.
lav! robust! thol above mtaurant at Charles
u. m'l'd’“
. respecmi ulna-ad traersvei
. silnths ‘taii u lilmmti run
A handsome little pamphlet. blue and . PU" p“ omen ’ . ”p . up.
gold cover. with numerous engravings.
undo Pastry.
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Home
am... or unmo-
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mun-amount Given-avail. ll. -
“Alwaya \eriulalwayaaootl. him-improving. “ ,
DEPBT Restaurant!-
TIMBER
AND:
LUMBER
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SHIN GLES.
All brands and Priors.
“‘
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
and Pickets.
, - ._.._.._._......_....__.-.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry .
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And airliinds or um Wood.
ilmiilnu and Shoiithilut
Paper.
Henry R Fitch.
BRAIN PIPE.
Tor
‘ll Gotta.
Salt Glazed,
Rochester,
.\ kron,
~———-.-\ND-—~—
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
’ -——~AT
Raymond Bros.
Boots ll
Shoes
The Best in the City
A Full Assortment of
Gonts’
Low Shoes.
Button and Congross
Gaiters.
Ltidies’ Bust French
Kid Button.
-3?—
B ROWN’S
it? Main St...
Opposite R. ll. Depot. South Morn-all:
Ha Bl],Ballfll& 1‘ l
SUGGESSORS T0 BURR KNAPP.
lumber
1881 1881.
NEW GOODS
LBBKWBOB'S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
ulleceiriag daily new and Mable path including
New Patterns
mans
Spring 1M6
Just W a tar has at
Walnut Climber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Put-tor Suits.
Setting- and Dining-
room Suits.
Alltbebestsiabeandavw ratios-nu.
an» a large line of
Fancy Chaim Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
' and Ladies"
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
Side-boards. Book-cases, &c.,&c.
tients‘ Writing
My stock is larger than ever boron in Norwalk.
goods were bought for tbevery lowest Inar kct
co: and dc inpetiu'on. You will save money
ytrading wi me. get bcttergoods and a lsrgerra
sot-intent.
Tue Gretest Indictments ever
Blend.
Don‘t fall to all on
W. L BUKWUUD.
36 Main Stu
NORWALK. ‘ - - CONN.
Also Furnishing
llllllEllTAKEll
Orders attended to promptly day or
night.
Residence. 3n )8 Ultiuu Park.
mBubber Paints;-
-—-—w—~———
Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to placefru-a
duent imitations in the market.
All Genuine Rubber Paint bears this
trade-mark.
see that it is on every package.
W ave
JIlSl Rfllllllfl an 111118189
81001
m it once and you will use no 0th.. All Colors
FOR nut BY
John H. Ferris
NOT 0! WASHING'NSN ens“.
FOR SALE
Crater Ground and 0y stcr ncnw
Im‘alletsry‘slrland. hardbottnai. acrea
athvornlslsntl. to ““1“
RM .M
u Waahlnston at“ numb N
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Ayer’s
Hair Wgor,
FOR RESTORINB GRAY "All! 1’0 "‘5
NATURAL VITALIW AND COLO‘.
Ir is It most agreeable dressing. which
is at once harmless and effectual. In
preserrlng the hair. It restores. with
the gloss and “calmer: of youth, {idol
or gray. light, and red hair. to a my.
brown. or deep black. as may be dcsired,
By its use thin hair is thickened. and
baldness often though not at w ays cured
It checks falling o! the hair inunol.
ately. and causes a new growth in all
eases where the glands are not decayed;
‘hil. to my. I‘M. or otherwm
diseased hair. it imparts vitality and
strength. and renders it pliable.
The Yrooa cleanses the scalp, rum:
and prevents the formation ct dandruff;
and. by its cooling. atluulnting. and
sootbiu it heals most if not
all of the humor-a and diseases Muliar
tothe ei’alp. keeping it cool. clean. and
non, under which conditions threats
of the scalp and hair are inpxmiblc.
As a M for Ladies‘ Hair
The “not: iambic. It is color.
l0“. contains neither oil nor dye. and
will not null white rubric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting urinate. and
as an article tor the toilet it is manual.
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
PREPARED BYMLCAYEIHLCO.
”Analytic-INN.
Lowel. "as.
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FLORIST,
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SOUTH NORWALK.
nor BITTERS.
(A "canine. set I Drink.)
com-Am
801%. 817080. murmurs.
amnion.
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use or an. or!" lit-runs.
TI! EY CURE
for.) Match. Bowen. blood.
and Urinaryd Organs. ts‘ en
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NEW WEBBDS!
E.H.Nash&Bros
l on! (in id- ln (‘mclu
3's.“ inst Wall‘olfliésiguizn and Bulifl'lllniitmfls
New styles of
O
Baum and Drove--
A large stock
"3361'. .5: .
I c."
and etc furniture for the name.
of WW and etauprd
TINWABE.
"out . noun nndJohbmzln
giggle!!! m wgknmn. (fityfit—ufiputin
at the lowest rates. accountant in ram man
verbefors at
P__._____E. Nash £5 31:09
Winter Bonds
J()HN SCH ext} 13
has now lor the trade it lurid“
line of Fall
BBOlS&ShOBS
run an mumps WEAR
Children’s Shoes of all Kinda.
i‘ run Line at BubberGootls
Norwalk Chronicler