1'2. XI}. :20.
Veil.
it gum
SOUTH NORIVALK, CONN .,' WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15,1882;
WHOLE NO. 592
§mtth gjcru‘ulk gamut!
t.ttl.ltl'.\ lllitll‘lil‘llib‘.‘ l’l'oprictnrs.
tn 1’;. [-1 l.\' “Ni“.X'i’iNl‘IL" BUILDING.
\\' net 5 \e. To! Sruzzr.
\y: \ e: \il $3.0“ : Six MONTH? ..$l.t’ll
Shelli. i'itlil-iS. Ts t‘e..\'Ts.
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’l‘cruu of .\d\'el‘ti~lltg:
. n1 :wi‘ szxzi—‘fltu. t in la Citl,r\gi‘iti Il"‘i,
t “‘k sin“ 32““ $1M Sit“ $.34: 5:.“ $!2m
g ,. ' o am +25 577. :m tthi ism
: ~- wit to? 5;» 7:.) cm 7125.» out
l ‘ulh : 3c 3 no; «in 4 catnip ‘tsm 2mm
. '* *0“ TN um l'lutt 14m 16m rum
. mu ~ "o tutu ism‘ir cu um won
., vi "(nu i-m Tim) earn tum 73m
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JACOB PAKULSKI.
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Four Fine Bath Rooms.
Wire: llev.’ \\ttt‘wt.1t\\'.\‘tll:,
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BANK 2
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“'llitv Loud. l'ttilth.
Oll- tmti Window Gian.
.\ fut. \--» 1'1lli";'lt.'
lurch- Rum“.
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3'? ‘ ' 'l
geese Fetelsllletl heels
;,\l’.\.\'l-l.\E PAPER \VERE.
Agent fir illt‘
t. l' Vault. :il Bt‘lit‘l‘ itzii Hull's Your
Filt'
.\-r\.l ulturul Implements,
atitil
L!
and Burglar Proof Safe.
obip Cltundlcx)‘, Ri‘ye. &c. 4
W. O. QUINTARD
‘ ; lxl'r- it , i 1. BL(.( S. 1.. Nurtluik t'l
I I'lllltillAM‘lt'
llll'lilllfill .i liLl'
ENGINES
Pillli Tlliiillg Elli iiflliilil‘iilg
MR. JOSEPH KELLER.
uh.) hm had yi~:ir~‘ofvxpi~riouco in Now York. “ill
Vl'lli .\\‘r\‘\lllk l:llll South .\ur\\ulk now a wool: to at-
thn to :l ‘ ~ t‘
.i \‘l :k liEl‘Alli’lNl' .-\ SI’EI‘ . . ‘ '
.\“.l urilt' t “I tiny ofliw or Nani-i)"- xl“\\‘l‘l{\tltu'l‘w\3
.\nrw:ilk, “iii I’l‘t'l‘llt‘ lmunpl atn‘mmu. ..
l'. U. Adiln-u, lilo). 9‘35. llridgvport. Conn.
Hilsdon’s Market
MAIN Sr , .‘\(U\\iilill,{ Congrrgutmiznl t‘lzurrh,
FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
And. Canned. Good-
or ALI. Ktxns
13. C(,)I 1 1C. ’.,
Mereleet “Taller.
NUR\Y.\I.I{. t‘t‘tXN.
Tiw In ~i I‘IUIIH :mel the Mist l‘ori‘x-t't I’ll
405 if
\Vfll'l‘lllllt‘il.
Dentistr
l“ll.\.\‘l\' ‘l‘. ll\'.\TT,
. in. W-‘uu-J’law, \‘.lli mid IN”?
. t‘w'h \ Tmtpi r than not ullit'l
and h H mm? llu‘lll to lie of ‘hu
upon tit ouiua‘.
7 ,_ ._f,._,_.._.,,
\ ‘i \ ‘V \ ‘
0. i. Q
in t it poplin. m to Elvn.‘ ant. New,
, k. tfltte \'.t"\I§|. Zl.|)l\.l\\ ,‘lait Grille-t u
\ ,, Q “A
\\‘tltlit .\ ll,\.\'l‘.\‘tl,
iltrlls‘t‘, Sillt‘ll
.\ ttruuuwutnl
PAINTERS.
i':lpt‘l' llllll_t‘l‘.lil:ti\t‘i‘. tirallt“
EAREIAEE MAKERS
nil l.l,:ltl l‘l. lii‘:\\_\‘ \anh tlliit
In «\l'tlt‘l".
\tey x'}i-‘
t’! Kt'misuf H~‘1t»ttrinqI‘t‘u‘nplly .le dc
m! In,
.\ XII LIJNM.‘ .3 |.. )li'l.i_l.\l.§
No. 8 Mar-hall St.
Millinery l
A large stock of
Fanny Articles. Purses.
Perfumery. Soaps. 6w.
Al. ”to Louis! prim-s,
vo—t
\Vt‘ llthi' also l‘ct‘t'in‘ll It ivllut‘
Jewelry
All kimlsuf \\ it'llt‘ll
‘Ii‘t‘li tli'
Suitultio for pri-sotit-i.
gnude, gt‘llli‘ tuutllors. Inuit-‘3 \\'Uttii‘ll
jackets tr. low :n‘ 50 conic.
\\'v .m- :ii-o moving out our mntr'r «lurk of .\lliil-
lli'ry‘ zit (‘U‘l
Pica-0 p.
\‘c llzu :i (will and we for ynurm-lf.
M lih‘. 11. K llI‘IIG Ell.
.‘iiuhnrkcmo llotvl.
sur'l‘li NullwALK, L‘T.
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Murray
The: rii'hcrl. tum: tut
FLORIDA
tel MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
T. Burr Guyer 8c Son.
All orders filled WP“?
find it to ' v
Evil YORK
AND ~
ORWALK.
Still We iAdhct‘feifiow Rates
elee'eeetteees.
EXCURSION TIt‘KI‘I'I‘ TO NEW YORK
AND RETURN.
50 Cents.
'l‘ll i'nirliinr and Shell Struuu-r
\I‘ “. lriii- South Nonvzilk. oicry morning, (Sun
(mu \ \( vent-nit ('t‘llllllt‘lll ill}; ul. Monthly April Zitl.
l-b‘J. .i: 7:3 .\ .\l . on or i\'l\l of lill' Iltlll
uni \ru I 1t\t'll trzitu- Iii-turning utll hutvr
itri‘ -J. II If .Iiml of Fulton Slim-l, iii 2.‘
.\ \l Ami from foot of Hist itrtml. b: It, ut
8.00 l‘ \l. t'ttN\l-l\"I‘l.\tl hl'l‘il‘ll \' \\lli\
em lI"l‘ll fur ltzizmnry. lvnuug :tl ti l:.‘ l‘ I ,nnii
noun; has: I'llr'k'llgt‘l'fi for
l" ltoti l“\!l'\ iii tlw bond it
:w t, 'w on Nit-gin .‘llul Ev \\I'
.tu i.~ on elm lhtolmry lint"
~u'- t\i\i\'r till Ehv tmzxi
ll .l I go l'l-|I\t'_\\‘ll to uiul
; Ninth \oiumh l-‘lil‘Il-l \vl' \‘ilill‘t'
\‘l\t1l\|lt houn‘. ltl ni hour»,
{'7' 'l'.:~ .
limit the It. _ .-
lit {I'VEIIIL-I til
\\‘liiti~‘.~' l‘i opolloi‘s
\\“.=‘. i-ont'imc to in .lw ro_jul:it trip‘ lu-tuwitx‘uru nib
llrnln- uni Now \‘t-ik. t‘ri- :hl ru‘vnwl trout and
.l.-: \titll :tl tlu- inn-tit «lq inf lilo llatnl‘ttll‘)‘ uud
\ux .\ nil. l:;t.ll'\k\\l it i' til. \Etzllultu. also thr blu‘puug
lift-lhk‘nl
;%"S|m-i.sl :u‘runzxonivnta tot“ fought to
and ll‘\\!ll Now \ Hl‘h \‘tltt lw iuzulo With
the. htw to porwnt. hm them by tlwruil-
null .
hath-c mu: hum! mum wwhtttlvllt‘lllfllb psotup
ti} tuoh‘ at Her l. glint uouhv‘ nth-a.
got” \ tpM-m x “IV l\\ll\'«‘u . n ltzu “.3 oi tho rui-
til.“ . t \ wt ttiv twat‘of that low on Moouut or ‘hr
\I\ \ iv ilu tt‘ut!
.In no I) ll. Lu ,\‘ to n,
b‘tw. Lit‘o and \(‘l‘ltll‘lll
Insurance Agt.
\‘tl‘l‘ \ ll“ I‘l‘l‘l .IiK
Itt‘iiis‘1‘Illll‘ tutti lluuso \m‘ut.
Si‘i|.\\l.~llli‘ l‘lt‘liKl\ r‘utetsum nun-"1‘s.
\l‘n-htuutou Must, uppuntto I‘ u.
5i sui‘t‘u Ntlli‘i\'\l.li voxx.
’ “J. RT mamas».
Bliiiiiiil‘ 8t Cllllll‘fllllfll
\\'ul‘k (lotto It) 1hr I u) up I . b-
II‘NI‘I
Shop foal u'.‘ httmltliu fit it. .li‘ murmur
1*, it. Iiux mt. «tut-ill
("I ' lll'l. ‘
Steely llllll Complete
7-7"”.7-
l-i mu‘wi‘).
Dr. t‘. Art Ward of New York.
lll““l‘.-.tillt'lti‘i~ of l i- neum-r-wu- itJIli‘llIi m Noru'nli.
~n N. null. .mel \ ’l lltlH. ii iii romntu ut ltlr ;\ll.\t\‘.~‘
liill nl-l \ innit. l \I it “mullet. tire-tn tin lll tub I
Hi . .ml Ill ill. \\ \ll“ it‘h illtl‘rxltl. Ninth \‘orunil.
“\"ti Nituhia). [ruminant tu ,- p in . ulid Sulliitt)
"Uni l to t. p m phi-rt hr t~ tit~|tvl|~lll¢1 lll'illill lllltl
"irt‘tlglll t.» :h.' llttxiitliltit‘> ulm Imvr lu‘l'll Inn pill to
of m Ill‘.lllit in tin >uppuwil mod hhlllflll phynlt'uul-
"f tltr l:llill 'l‘lu- lhwtur :i\I‘FF‘K‘|‘IlIl ln-ulniiuit In llil
t‘ll IiltVlt itihl‘ll‘i-l‘ iii-n! of irm-rrnri-n guru in
mm u of ulll‘l ‘l.'l.ll'll‘...' u liil h Ill‘ heu- l’ill‘l‘ll in It fow
lillyi m \\t'l'l\‘ I'rtiuli- ri‘t't‘ltlltilt parlors for hiding
utnnltltutlnn for 535.
w— 7", ”7* _+ 7
“ll 'lV’IV i,""t
Calarrh Burel
THE ONLY lli‘IAI. MEDICINAL PREPARATION
FOR L‘A'l‘Allltll. When uaod according to direct
Ulli it ncvvr feiibt to t‘L'ltli.
Price 50 Curtis 3 Box.
For side by l'luimvl, South Nurwalk. and Bolt!
Norwalk. and Illilllt‘tl in any midi-on on receipt 0'
price, by tho prnpiictor, I. ll fiII'I‘Tl'lN.
Now t‘nnaun. Conn.
mu 3m.
tieeeelte eeeeeeee
Wesltegtee MHIKBI,
Corner Washington and Main St,
Lauder": Block, South Norwnlk
WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL C O D.
LOWER PRICES than evrr known for flush»! und
chnioolt goods.
Give u as Call.
501 if.
‘f; Halt“
“ noggin-m tr
uh ”fin-03L-
cnd burn.
Money tor a Rainy Day.
"For six yours my daughter was sick
from kidney and otherdiaordcm. We
had used up our savings on doctorr,
when our dominic advised me to try
Pnrkor‘s Ginger 'I‘onio. Four bottles of
footed ncurc. and as u doliura‘ worth
has kept our family well over a year, we
have been able tolay by money again
for n rainy day."——A Poor Man‘s ll’ifc.
————¢oo————
Bt-nuly llccalncd.
The bounty and color of the hair may
be safely regained by using Parker‘s
Heur Balsam. which is admired for its
perfume. cleanliness and dandrufl erudi-
cnting properties.
“‘QOO‘M
ls Neuronal!
Who left the United Statgs for Liberia
last your, have lately returned. being
uuulilo to utnud the climate. Everybody
going ton new climate should have a
bottle of Sulphur Iiittoru with them as a
safeguard ugnimt tIlfilt‘llHt‘.—*II(H"IOIYI
(‘ouruut
woo
llAYl-ZSVILLE, Ohio. Fob. ll. 1880.
I not very glad to say I have ttiod Ilop
Hilton: and never took anything that
did luv as iuunh good. I only took two
hottlrs and] would not tnko ilOO for
tho good they did me. I we \mtuoud
thotu to my pzitimitu, and got tho but
rvsults flout their um,
t“. It. MERCER. M. D.
no
Mottwr Ittctt or salt Rheum.
J. \\‘, Atlanta, ,\‘owurk. Ohio. say»:
“t‘ttlh‘ttttt “rubidium at“ tho gt‘outvut
umlioiuov- on Nrth. llud tho worst
mun \‘ult llhoutu in this county. My
tuuthot‘ haul it twoutv wow, and in fact
diod from it. I holtovo t‘utiottn
would huvo mood horzhfo. .\I‘\‘ units,
litwut and bond in w covowd for thwo
\‘om‘e, whuh nothing rohovud or ouwd
uuil I “sod tho t‘utli‘ut‘u Rotttt‘dit‘s
uticum
lion \\~ IIr.»\\I\ l.“ \Iur-htiilfit , I‘huuli‘tti‘o, II
I ....~.~.t In t tll-i‘JIJ lit-u .lwut .hlmnl lilll‘lllt‘rt uud
t‘utt. ill-‘t ll'ltl t‘ut t‘uru S ‘llll «Hen nh'ut rhlii rum-i
ofu litll'."\\t|llll lluntur vol ui tln‘ luli‘lwr‘n \\l|tt‘h
~1|It'€\ll .‘lli on 1‘ line ours, owl. ttltil turn, and for N:
)tnh rut-toil It“ kind: of tnuittuout.
sins IIlT non.
l~‘ it ltrnke, Rut . moot fur llciriwr & limit" lb‘
Il'itl‘. litrli_.;:t\1~~ lUl unlnlthltlitfl to count of hen t‘llM‘
em‘rvtuu riulvutt uhu'h h etl boon tn‘ulvil h) a vow
ruilu‘mn of ||l|)'lit'll\llfl utlltonl lll'llt‘lll, tend \\'lllt‘ll
v-powllli _\ trlilml to thv t‘nlti‘urn ltvnolwut tblood
plinth-i» llllt‘l‘llllll\ , null t‘uururu llllll t‘nttt‘um Soup
illlt‘ gnarl when runwt vuormtiiy,
SEAL!) "BAD.
ll .\ Ruumuii, .‘\tl\lllttl‘l" \\'.. .I & S.“ R.
iltlt‘luuut, .‘llt‘lt.. wm- runwl of Si‘uld Ilwiii of uiiw
)i'nh- illll‘lillull hv lhv Cuttt'urn Ilt‘ltll‘tllt‘l.
lit" . Ii ill \ ,
lion. Wm. 'I‘tu lor, lion-tom Mum, twnuaucully
vurotl or u humor of thv- {new nud turnip ti-(‘twtnttllhttl
luul bwu mutt-d llllhllt‘t‘t‘lhfllil for twclvo you"
by many of “twin“‘i lwnt phyutc wu- tutd tun-I. notod
“much-nu u unit an Eumptutu uulltorilict.
VI I I.“ CIIIISI‘.
Mn iluwi-rs, Hit t‘lintuu St, t‘tttt‘ituinti, spunk:
of her v-lntoi‘ii t‘hthl uhu mu cured of milk rrunl
\vltli‘ll i‘t‘hlhlt'tl all roiuviltou for two you“. ‘ Now it
tlun houlthy buy with u hmuttful hond of hair.
. U __
FA IALING ll \ III. _.
li‘muk .\, ilvun. Stouni FIN Enutnu 6, lloatun, wen-
curwl of Alupwm. or fulliuu llilll', by tho t‘utivurn
ll"'~t|i\’l‘lll tIIimttl purttlert intorunllv ntul t‘uth‘nrn
llllll .N‘miptthn L'l‘l‘lll akin rimuthoruull) ,whloh vom-
plrtcly l‘tmlurt‘tl Inn hutr whon nll Mud hr would
cw tt.
1‘“ 1’ A'I‘Yl l-IN‘I‘. ,
'l‘lm t‘ntlrnru ln'nttnont (‘nltuivtu in tho lntornnl
um- ol‘ tho t‘utit‘nm Riv-ulwut, tho now ltloodpuw
itii-r. llllll tlu- nxtoruul new of (‘ttttruru unii i‘utlrnru
Nomi. tlu- grunt akin t‘nrwl.
,,,,, w...—
A ___ -cc __A_._ W
(‘ll'l‘lt‘llll‘
RRMI‘JIIEH urc for cello hv nll tlrnuglntn, l‘rlnc of
t‘t'ru t'tu. ll Motllrlnnl .lv ly. amull lmxca. burnt;
largo bun-u Sit. t‘t'ru't'lu “EMNNRNT. thcucw
ltlnutl puritivr, 3i pcr buttlo. (‘ttrtrutu Soar (tho
qllt‘t'll of “It‘tlit‘lfltll cnil toilut coup-u. ill-c. t‘tt-ri-
l‘l'llA .‘lfllut‘lNAl. SIIAvixn Soar lbr. Principal
(It-put. WEEKS & POTTER, “onto“, Mann,
,.,,.
of '
J’s Radical Cure.
i ‘iour bond and voice. can brcathlug, swcct
breath. perfect pmell. tut-to nud bcnrluu. no cough.
no distrcu. by ualng SANPDIID‘! lunicu. Conn.
Snoczt- until your bend in ready to fly off. cym-
uml none running wnu-r. Illl‘tl‘tl punched Ind blood
tm-u-ri-li or take swmuu‘u lumen. Cuna for Cu-
lurrh nud bu cured.
\t'i.ch litmcl. Amcrictm Pine, Cnnada Fir. Mnrl~
gold nlid CIUVL‘I' Bluriotnfl are what Sltlllnl’d‘h Rud-
mu t‘urc is mudc of. (mo botiltlt Radical Euro. one
lmx Uutnrrlnil solvent and Snuford‘c inlutlcr. in can
purkugc for $1. raid i-vcrywherc.
WEEK!) & POTTER, Burton.
0L" s'ELECTBlCITY
(lcntlc. yet effective. united
with “voting Bail-mm. render
COLLIN? VOL'I‘AIU LLEC-
TRIO PLASTERS one hun-
gdrcd times Ittperlor to all our
. ‘ i~r planter! for overa‘ Pain,
we?“ "ed 1: emcee-
cc on I. o c c -
p‘ ST£“‘ where.
WHBNCI“. COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY 01"
Allccck’s PorousPlnstcrs?
Because they have provbd
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invent-ed. They
will cure asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism. neuralgia, and any
local ains .
Applied to the small of the
back the are infuliiblein Back
Ache, Nxorvous Debility. and
all Kidney troubles; to the pit
of the stomach they are a. sure
cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Com laint. ‘ l _
A Icock’s reruns
Plasters cre'pamleac, tray
grunt and, high to euro. [.56.-
‘ ware ofimttaticnc that. blister. ;-
,Get amounts,
1'“! WHEAT GROWING COUNTRY.
When the Whom and Flour ot' ttw Finn"
\"lll bo "filled-
The wheat acreage of Northern Dakota
has increased over 200,000 in it year, when
nearly every State in the Union shows a
large decrease.
I do not think l overrute tho importance
of those figures when I consider them as
pointing out a portion of the North Amari-
cau Continent as peculiarly titted and set
aside for the cultivation of wheat, its other
regions are for the cultivation of cotton or
sugar-cane. The ftwomblc conditions un-
ler which wheat is grown in this region, the
comparative clionpucss of the methods noc-
ossary, tho generous yield, and the superior
quality of the product main: oompetitioulm
favouille. Contiguous agricultural regions
of the North-went. already feel the pressurc
of the competition, and arc fast surrender-
ing a monopoly of whom-growing to North-
ern Minnesota and Dakota. The enlarge.
tucnt of the cnprtcity of supply of this region.
and tho rcmovnl of the exceptional foreign
demand of the lust few years, will probably
extend the influence of the cmnpetitiou until
the cheap and superior product of the
North-went will crowd till other wheat and
flour supply from the larger markets. I
find myself constantly using the phrases
favored lllltl fortunate region in apeuking oi
the Nortbivosteni wheat country. This in
open to misuppwheuaiou miles: it in
understood that the distinction is made stately
from the point 0! View of the wheatvgmwer.
rkiutbern Minnesota and Dakota, Iowa, and
Wincouidu have an furtilo prairies and as
virgin coil we tbc llwl River \‘iillcy. They
"‘0 even bettcr mottled to support It douse
tsricultuml wupulutiou requiring u variety
of pnxlucts for its unintuiunuce. Tho
Sunburn union who» cambilitiea are just
Winning to bc undoutcod, with it: bowl.
blank, lcvcl Neutrino : its rich, black, fathouh
lmu soil; it»: aunt wtcnoounm undotrikiuc
:uhtptubility to fuming upon n W with
docs not oll‘or an: inviting a homo or its pros.
porous n futuro to tho htuumwkcr tut other
aiwwililc wginus in thc ttuutwucd North.
wont : but it dons otl'cr to tho whmvavowcr
capitalist, luv-gr- or xtunll, tho protuiu‘c of u
wtum tor iuvmtumit snow than u gum
tlllllt‘. When it is donirul to point. out how
is tltu growing touilcucy of thc whont culture
of tho country to muncutmtc hum and to
invitc wtiootiou upon tho profound common
vial and itidustriul iutlui noon linLv to gmw
out of thc pout dcvclopxuynt of ti food-pro.
during industry in n Ngiuu whoac fuvotublo
condition: onnblc it to utulorsnll tlic world,
mul whoa» productive capacity Ii pnwticully
unlimitod.
It in to bo boruc in mind that barely the
adgc of this grout region bnviug btbc pyuicul
clutmvtnriutiua that pcculiurly tit. it for wheat-
gmwiug hits yet been brought outlet-cultiva-
tion. Thu rogiou of tho pcculiur northern
hard wbcnt cmbrucos tho llcd River Valley,
in Miunnxoci and Dakota; the wooded and
[cite country on its weatcru border, tho lcvol
prairies that. form an cxtcnuiou of it to the
tenth and the James River Valley, laying
parallel to the Rodeo the wont. Through
All thin region the coil in rich black olluvium
ct unknown depth, having it: vogctnblc
meld intermixed- ~wa finely minim
ullicioua matter cud tho chemical all: which
contribute to the formation of the wheat
grain in’ its highest perfection. It is. in
fact, the bowl of an immense pout-gloom luko
that spread from the great Ootcnu do Mic.
Iouri w the granite and lime outcrop o!
Minnow-tn. lllltl discharged itu \vntcrs south-
wurii through tho Micnvaotn anlcy to tho
hlifiuiwtlltpi and tho Gulf. lint. the Rod
ltlvm- Vulloy in only it southern gulf-or pro-
longation of this grunt Inko, which apt-cud
thonsnutiu of mpmrc milcn north of the in-
turuntiouul boundary, now covered with tho
Retina rich, atroug nlluvium, and outlawed
with this some wouilnrrul productivcuefltl In
wimut-grmving—N. Y. film“.
JAY GOULD.
A- [In Appeared M I ltlcetlnc of‘ Bullrool
Men in Benton.
Imugiuo a mitc of n mun, liailcu and
shtikcu in nppottrnnoc, weighing but littl!
ovcr tot) poundl, with no particularly in-
tolligout expression, cud, in fact, with hardly
a umuil‘cstutiou of any kind of power or
force‘ in his whclc showing. Physically, in-
deed. he in weak, and it is said of himself
and nncther distinguiflltod New York capital-
ist, that. they have but one lung between
them. Mr. Gould came into the New York
and New England meeting and took his out
upon it front scttcc, near the platform. Ho
clenched down upon the bench so that hi!
bend rested upon the rail of the uttec back,
and he entered into the proceedings very
much as n stunted farmer‘s boy in wont to
do in a country church, no for on position
and apparent interest in the exercises are
concerned. During the routina be V“ film!
put-tinny hidden from many would-ho spec.
tutors who were peering anxiously in his di-
rvctiou, his neighbors on either hand over-
toppiug and outbulkiug him.
When the formal business was over, and
upcechcs were in order, cries of “ Gould!
Gould !" filled the bull, and the little grant
mun worked himself into a standing position.
If he bud been a country bumpkin assaying
it first speech in a village lyceum, he must
have been laughed at us he stood there. Bil
taco was mouthed in cimpon, mobile whole
mttnuor won an exaggerated clipper. When
bc at but did speak, his utterance was labor-
cd and imitating, and still limpet-ins, his
voice light bud with no talking quality, and
there was not a sympathetic or winning foc-
turc‘nbcut him.
Involuutuily his critics—viewing him for
the first time—acid to tbcmulvu: “This
in not the mighty Gould of the» Stock Ex-
change, the dictator, aim chain“, of
raihondl. worth 080,000,000!“ Yottbil val
indeed the very mun, thin alight-built. cp-
tiumct. Hiltoplytotblcolhof ling Ili
semblagemcomubilwodlconmd,
"I will mobs you a much. autism,
mmmmumum"
tum; Mbccannomon make c npccch
tmbcunvniabcton. mmufinaovc,
mommmtuodmd M about.
the ‘<.,only
genuine ”Poi-m1 . ;
pmntbcdyofweakncalcf ‘5 you! our
,ncwill ncvor keep bi: word. 'MVC '
KALEIDOSCOPBS AS TO 01.8-
“0 Un- to which They no I'm by Curl-N
[Do-Inner- qul Archltcrtc.
A plainly drcsxctl, practical appearing
mun entered the store of an Optician n few
duya «go and asked the proprietor if he bud
soy flue knicidosoopcs. “ We have one,"
uplicd the German attendant, “ but that in
I large one, and has a. strong ions attach-
nd to it.“
The intelligent examination the man gave
the instrument thnt was shown him excited
the curiosity of It reporter who was stand»
ing by and when ‘it was bought for $12 the
reporter was still more surprised. As the
purchaser left the store the reporter asked,
“Do you often cell cuch cxpcusive toys it“
“No one buys such it kaleidoscope for o
toy,“ replied tho Optician. “ Children‘s lut-
lcidoccopcs seldom cost. over a dollar, and
plenty are to be bad for twentydlvc curl fifty
cents.“
“ Then why should this have cost. so
much? - In a kaleidoscope of any practical
his P“
“ Oh, you,“ he replied, “ tnnny urc used
(or industrinl drawing. That man won a
carpet designer, and wanted it tine instru.
ment. That was it benntihil one. The col-
ors were all given by little bottles or tubes,
filled with colored liquids. laminae, it bad a
great variety of other material in it—«bita of
Inca. guum, and lcnvcu, and small figures for
use in figure grouping. They are expetr
civc instruments to nuke. and that one was
buportcd.“
“Are they not mauufuctuml in this couu
as t“
“ Only the common one: wbich no of no
uttc for fine work. All tine kuleidmopca
an axle in Germany.“
“Now are they used?‘
“ Usuulu M u foundation or suggestion
in making patterns. They not only 3i"
the outline of a design. but suggest coloring.
and with tbittlcuc climbed to it, a carpet
Wummtbcwbclc cited what: in.
naming and grouping bin putter-no.“
“ Are they uni for tiny other 1mqm 3‘
“ They no “ml in till was of designing
Architects amniotic-em taku tlmgua‘ trot.
thom hrmbiwrturcl commune. A kaleido-
ccopc sum it awn out of 9'0““th nod
purely tumbnuicul lubor. Au urchiwct can
turn u kwlcidwmpc until he and: It deals:
that suits bia portion. and thou copy it pho
«graphically with o mums lucidu, or by
the cyc if in wishcc to vury it a littlc. Tho
ccuttu plows nwlo of plantar of Paris no
no tlcuigncd, but tho gvoatcst usc of the kit.
lcidosoctm in in tho incuufawturc of round
stniucd gbisi windows.“
“ Well, I suppoao n more copy of n ltuioi‘
loampc doaign would not bc considered very
\rtintic work. but it forms a vary good basis
for an artist to work upon. '11:: iuutrumcnt
crontov in a single hour what u thousand are
tints could not invent in tho coursc oftt your,
and works with us much precision (is m
pidity.“
“ You spoke of that instrument having
figures for tlgurc drawing. How are thcy
used it"
“ thu cheap mucous were in fashion
the figure plates of kaleidoscope were much
need by wall decorators, but not runny at
them are cold now. Figured m nanny
put in kaleidoscope: whom the inclination
of the mirrors docs not exceed 30“, so that
tho reflected design will be compact. A noW‘
ctloct in grouping in often got etc the figure“
risen out of the formal part of tho putter...
cud connects itself with singular case cud
agree with tho reflected tlgurcs on each
side.“
“ I should think the idea of the kaleido-
scope in arranging colors might be adapted
no as to be of usc to nrtiata. Have you any
other inutrumcut that improvm upon it or
exhibits combination of colors 9"
“No. I believe it French Jcauit. ‘\ Father
Caste], triccl to invent such an inutrunicnt
but he uovcr auucccdcd. He was an im.
practical opticinu, and bud n romantic drctuu
of on ‘ ocular harpsichord ' that would give
visions of light and color. He made it sort
of instrument or coutrivuuoc to bc attncbod
in a box or fmmc to the harpsichord, which
was than in common use. The idcn of tho
‘oculnr ltnrpsicbord‘ was that. when a cor
min key was struck a color related to that
sound would be exhibited to the eye. Ons-
lol thought that us he played a piece nt music
It the name inutnnt. would be delighted with
o luirmouy of exquisite: color. But his
drcnm proved obimct‘ioul. No good over
me at his attempts, uulcau possibly Gnatel‘c
hiluro suggested tbc idea of tho knicidoscopc
to it! inventor."-N. Y. Sim.
——-o.o——-—-
NEW YORK lblO’i'D-
How The: Sum! “ell- Money.
Joe Howard writes to the Philadelphil
Timea : In a conspicuous window on Broad-
way stands c tabla covered with blue satin.
In its drawers are candies. Price 8250.
The wood coat perhaps $1, the satin iii, tho
work in timc and skill 810; total, $10.
Profit, bzatv—wbcn sold. I don't bclievo
any idiot in the world can equul a New York
idiot. 011cc started bc beats the dock. For
the fun of the thing I watched the chopperl
in n grant jewelry story one evening. I wca
maxed. Clocks, with hide vanes, ranging
in price from $500 to $5,000 were easily
laid. Pins for scarf or shirt coating from
Uloto 8150 were in great demand. But
gold watches can-loci of tho honor-I nod the
demand for Amerimu makas was noticeable.
The larger establishments have tumbled to
the fashionable craze tor American watches.
They import Swiss work, put them in
American can, stomp their own cum: on
them, n‘nd nail them at fnbclous rates. I
wicb'you could no the tabs and foo-choir;
of the lowly-(lows. The, entire cigmtto
the other now dilploy the old-fashioned
wound ribbon with scab, fancy or plain.
Nothing in prettier, nothing more useful. I
moto-daytbotctcmcntulc ho diamond
atom twonty oldpthnc mic, none will:
multichandoooudmrat prion
that utoniuhctl him. Everything in tint
“3|th mumputiu ibcpqaud
Wham!"
Wclwhntnoxt. who no:
wear one myself. An old pawnbmkcr told,
, “P can lull .
-witbtbcmitan‘tbcwmm xwxwkmbthqc
NEW YORK RESTAURANTS-
Ncw York, vm'm the oorrccpondcnt of
the Rochester Democrat, has become fl-
moua for its “eating bouccu“ “notewor-
icl" or “ mum-outs " as they arc variously
«mod. They ore among the erection; of
the present age, cud no essentially Ameri-
can. being diluent from the London chop
house or the Paris cafe. The fact that
Sammy Cook has just retired rich, while
Smith of the firm of Smith a: McNeil, died
lately lcnviug an astute worth $200,000,
shown what fortunes have been made out of
this system. It was begun by Stephen Holt
morotlum sixty years ago. He had been naut-
lcr in the lust win with Great Britniuand this
led him to open a six-pcuuy eating house near
Fulton murkct. He bad it great run of bus-
iness, and at, the lapse of twenty yours found
himself worth $50,000. The surprising suc-
cm led him to project the groom hotel in
America which be ccmplctcd cud opened
under the Mme of Bell‘s Hotel. It proved
a disastrous investment and eventually
ruined him. The establishment is still in
operation, being now known as the United
States Hotel. Some names among those
who have since reached wealth in this busi-
neu were the two brothers :Doniel and
James Sweeney,, each of whom had a how
of his own. Also, Richard Parker, Way, of
Wilmington Market ; the flagella. Smith lb
McNeil, and but of all Sam (Ruck, who has
just retired. From Stephen Holt‘c bumble
beginning the business has increased until
then are now more than a hundred arct-
ebisa establisbiucuk employing c capital of
$1,000.00“. and employing 8.000 cooks curl
waiters. M lmeei-somoomo intotbii
Oityiu the morning and return home tit
night on immense dinner business is done.
mum lfitoatbcboct bousuurc crowd.
9d. Ono of the principal requisites of much
on Want in u npicl cud skilled curs
m,wduncxpcrtintbisspoeifltywill
committal mot) per month Waiters rc-
ocivctroui $13 to {latttwitb board) cud
mum‘wtwkoncmucb. Tuck“
nudbnrbusfincasulde much to the profits
which no. cstiuuitul in the mutants: at
$ltlktltltl uuuuully. The Autu- Rona 1m
nbo aloptcd the mun mutant Spills bunc-
meat is it R‘stuuutul, Tho barium must
coutinuc to iucm as our suburban popu~
tattoo advances one! will, no doubt, chm
bc mnrkxxl with that hurry which loch us
though that aunts we“) outing for their lira.
'l‘ruc cuough thv-y nrc—liut no wudct tbcrc
i so much sickum and indigcstlou among
busincosmcu what: they bolt their food in
this “\le cud unwbolcsomc manner.
FILLING A 'l‘lllRD OF A “IL!-
A You“ Minor Who 8".” from at Frock
pic. Nearly 'l‘wo Thom-and l-‘u't "tab.
A roccnt number of thr Lcadvillo Demo
“contains the following account of on
occidcct that was ccccuimuicd by n tlfrilliug
circumstance: Last Wednesday occurred
ouSlutc Mountain, near Ashcroft, one of
those accidents that make men realize how
tcrriblc ate the perils that environ the path-
wayof tbc'fortuno hunter in these grout
mountains. A young man named J. bl.
Zorn, who has been prospecting and con-
tracting wound Ashcroft for Ionic time putt.
bod. in connection with another mac, n con-
mttoruninntnnucloanclnimvorym
be summit of Slate Mountain. Thu claim
ii‘kuown as tho Sbnuiokju lode. Tbcy had
ucttrly completed the mutmct, and Zorn was
tucking hiu preparations to get out of this;
:oouutry for tho wintcr, Th3 trail loading
from the» cabin occupied by tho two cou-
tmntmu to tho cluim winds its sinuous
{ind perilous way along: tho stoop slope of
Shite Mounluiu, t’rciptonlly zigtmsiug to
avoid tho lodges null case tho guide.
liui thorn in one plucu far up toward the
summit whom tho :ddtw IS uluimt pcrpnudicv
ulur for quite u dietitian null undcr the bent
conditions tntvcl ul timt «pot is_ very pavil-
ous. The tmil, about oi,:litecii inches wide.
is cut out of the mountain chic, and it would
make u tcudcrfoot‘s hair stand on cud to
look down. There has been a crust of [snow
several inches thick on and near the summit
of Shite Mountain {or a week or more past,
and the cold nights have frozen this snow
where it hnd'bccu pro-mod down along tho
trail until it is us Slippul‘y‘ as glass.
Lost Wednesday morning Zeru and his
partner were procceding along the trail to
tho Shamokiulodc, and at the precipitoul
spot inferred to Zorn missed his' footing.
The misatep carried his body 0! the trail,
and in an instknt the doomed minor was
whirling down the snowy slope. wildly
grasping at the air and attcmptiug in min
to cccurc come foothold on the from
ground. His terror-stricken partner utterly
unable to or him my udstunco, stood
gazing at the terrible sight with emotion-
put description. Down, down tbc poor
follow went, cud when his bruiccd and
bloody from. wind the bottom. it was
1,800 feet fruu when it started, and bore
but little Imbhnco of lbs original calf.
M.—
DBA'I'I'IS IN NEW YORK.
Death, is always one of the great feature!
in large cities, and hence the dctcila ankcpt
under registry. hat you the aggregate of
mortality in New York was 88,600. Had
this number fallen in bottle it would have
been considered terrible cinnamon but thcy
bnvl passed quietly away without calling
notice; at the average rate of 101 per «by.
One of the worst feature- .in metropolitan
lifcicthcrccttbattbcdcntbratcic on the
loci-cue. In 1881, for intention, the whole
number wot 08,609. while the your products
it m 31,806. Thy loci-cue 0.743, being ct
thonvcngonteollSpct-hy, cud ll. no
doubt, due to the foul sir cud uwcgo pol.
comcggrcvctcdbyintcnu but out otbcr
nebupolitcu cuisines. Whilctbcdcctbi
lactycnr were 38,609,tbcbirthl wcr‘c only
28,130, McAdam-loo! 13.08, compared
with them? parlour. This than how
npidlycgrcnt city would boom attack
wmitnotmfiyncruitcd manicu-
mmwmm mum.
mob-maths. birth, bottom, 5
tongrutdcpudcctrcyodbytbom that
13,141,
In you! on 11A”.
of tho
“lb-MIMI!!!“
Elisabeth m ' i
musk
WOB AT A WEDDING FESTIVAL.
Now an Angry Father '1‘." ul- Runway
Daughter Front flor- llunbnltd’o Am.
TochSbgaworthyyouugfu-mcr liv-
ing in the Sixth districtof thin county, and
Miss DeliaRosc, nbuxomundooxncly dun-
ccl of fifteen, living with bar pmntl in tho
Nlmo district, bus loved each other hith-
fhlly for yeargbnd n short time Iiuoo allied
the cousuntot the bride‘s father for their
marriage, but. he gnvc a stem refusal. Un-
cbnshcd the couple met and proceeded to
the house of Rev. Mr. Throwor, who ia clco
rJustioe of the Peace, and were nut-led.
clung with a brother of the bride and c
young lady named Wilson, who llIO were
secretly married. The two 0011le then
proceeded to the residence of young Ron,
whore a number of their friends that thcm
and were having a grand festival, when and-
denlythointchtbcrofuill Boon ind bl!
tbs-co loan, :11 mad with club, cutout! tho
house, tore the tumbling bride from her
husband‘s arms and compelled her to no-
company them home.
Yesterday morning about daylight young
De _ , in a_ state of great excitement, cum
to t residence of Lewis Shophord, Earp,
cud related to him the circumstances. Dur-
ing the day a writ of babeas corpus to re-
atom the bride to his custody was applied
for from Judge 'I‘rewbitt, pending the bear-
btgofwhichtboyoungWu-asdeclnmdto
battlibcrty, and the Sbon‘fl procudod to
her father: house cod brought her into
court. Sbciuuuediutcly new tobotbua-
Maxim-day“ 82.x. nll patios will
appeal: at court for trill. Speow interact
nttacbostotbhmhomtbo hot tho: the
W at its last rcguhr mafia: we
a hut prohibiting n minor from man-yin
without the constant punts—Old-
W Thou
H.” __...
A 8WD!!!” ROMAN“
John F. Ncnbcr, tunnel the Bar. 3. G.
Neubcr, outside“ of W basin-t
come into n nus littlc fortune undu- 1:th
continuum lunatic-weigh-
Magma! .3. and o anoint attending
Dr. M‘M habitats no become
“initiated with Iii. label A. Kcunuly,
wanton. andnycnroruhtcrtbcym
Wuhan“ Young Scuba-m
pool-nod it won communion“
tummy bliss Kennedy until b0 gruluottd
from tho Penusylvcnio Univusitywdm
oblctomppoltb‘lwifebypmfioingujuo.
faction. Miss Kennedy lived with her par-
ents ct Villnuovn. oath. Wm
road, cud Neither-was ointment visitor ct
tbchousc. 1111877 be mmcrcdw-itbtbc
Kennedy funily “Lake George Ind Ipcnt
the next summer with tbcm at Sontag. cud
Long Bunch. Dnfiugtbccummcrot 18?!
Miss Kenneth W hkcn rick cud Ncubcv
was with be: when cbo died, I fcw Boys 1»-
or. After boi- dent): the Kennedy: mcvcd
2mm Viliinon and their infinite: with
Noubcrwtscl. Lutwcck, however, Nou-
wmxoinotiocmmo. A. loot. on
unclcoftbc dead girl, who livu in New
Ycrhtlntcbc bod left her Mood hul-
“010.000.
W-
T“! REASON WHY.
Agood mayycuaugo, what a om
inTcmwuovcrymnlltovm. quit.
1 number of prominent citizen: went out on
a hunting upodita‘ou. One night when the:
«cm Ill gctlicrcd around the camp In. one '
of tho party suggested tbct cncbman should
givc the time cud m for bio lowing his
native Stntc cud coming to Tons, whet-o-
upcu each one in turn to“ bin «Manes.
Judge Blank had killed Iminull-dc—
tcnac. Gen. Sound-o bod forged mother
mac‘s nigncturcjo n cbcck,,vbilo “other
moto'l‘cnl on ccoountigof having two
wives. The only mwbofiduotmokcouy
diaclocurcl m c auctim f ‘ old
man, who, although I pmfcncioual gunblcr
was nmlly called “Pu-on."
“Wall, Pm, why did you leave Ken.
lucky I"
“Idon'tccrc to Icy anything about it.
Bccidcc, itil only-critic. Noncotyou
would believe me unybow.‘
” Out with ill Did you shoot come-
body?"
“No, gcntlemcn, I did not. Since you
mitoknowco bud I‘ll tell you. I left
Kentucky bacon-o! didnotbuiloc
church.” ‘
Dupcilcnccfollontbo group. No mob
oxcuufcrcominsto’l‘em cvcr had been
header before. Thou was cvidontly u
'11“deme at the bottom of it.
The “Pm" wuccllcdontotmicbmorg
light. g
“Weltmtlcmcu, you no o congregation
“tattoo-admit are: to no to
build a church—out! I didn‘tbuildtbc church.
m5 cll.“—1‘aaa 8W
W
NEW YORK ENTERPRISES:
The New York corrapoudentoftbc Buf-
falé‘Etpt-cuwritcl: .8012» of the ingest
outcry-ices now carried on in thin vicinity
ukuo outside We. whatnvcr. Take
tchcrthiva Noel which in Ml:
"thawing up money by the Mood. It
nllcouicl outofcfcw private pockets, and
woven! your: will elapse before there will
bonny reimbnncxncnt. Then there urctho
vcrloulclccmcligbu, the company of mo
dwblnbhnl boil: tearing up out-down
'tcwumwlormontbc. None or m ht-
autumnmpm imprint of man ‘
ofocmtmctinnondcapldtytomhan c:-
fircctml wholly imp-Ibis. to fipinolc'c
Stcun Bettina Compaq. Thir ircomc-
thingirulyovful; tbocxmvotlonbhing up.
Manhodahtfcctwidonndco dun
u‘torunundcrolltbcotbupipu. Inuit
mttbnyop nutrition Oct-Milt m
“:1.meme 1!
Mcht to put it through W
cull Broil» at" up
in that; M Tina
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bun- caco in ebb may ”mil 3g »
mopbctmowflunu
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