no Parrot Wondered.
7 Two sailors went with a tame [Jarret
toaahow in Tokio. where a Japanese
was giving an exhibition of slight-of-
hand. interposed with acrobatic feats.
At theend of each trick the sailors
wouldeay: “Isn‘t that clevur. Won-
der what he'll do next 3'"
With each act of the performance
theiramniahment increased, and they
kept muttering: “Wonder what he‘ll do
next?"
The parrot heard this exclamation so
often that he picked it up 03 hand. as it
'91“. -
Presently the Japame undertook to
keep in the air a number of bamboo
sticks ignited at both ends. but having
his attention distracted by a movement
in the audience, he allowed one of the
sticks to drop. .Unfortunately it fell up-
on a heap of fircclackcrs. bombs, etc.,
which exploded. blew out the walls,
blew 03‘ the roof. scattered the audience
in all directions, and sent the parrot mi~
nus its tail feathers and one eye. about
400 yards.
As the bird came down with a flop, it
shrieked: "Wasn‘t that clever! Wouo
der what he‘ll do next ?"
“4*"—
Quinlnc‘s Latest Riv-M.
The latest new thing in the way of a
rival‘to quinine comes from Spain. To
the land that the Countess del Cinchon
was the first to import the famous Peru-
vian bark, we are indebted for the new
product. which is simply spiders‘ webs
washed, dried and ground to power.
These are reported to possess many of
the valuable properties of quinine. Dr.
Olive after observing 119 cases, comes to
the following conclusions:
1. Spider‘s webs taken in powder
cure malarial fever when they are of the
daily or fierce character.
8. Given ina dose of two grains to
adults and one grain to children. it cures
an ordinary fever after the second at-
tack.
3. Its action is not so rapid as that of
sulphate oi'quinine, and for this reason,
until better informed, it should not be
employed in case of pernicious intermit-
tent fever.
4. The powder having no taste is
more easily taken than quinine.
5. The use of the remedy is an insur-
ance against relapses, better than could
be inferred from the indications.
Unfortunately the doctor docs not
state whether the webs of all classes of
spiders am cilicacious.—-Oil and Drug
News.
———o¢+—-——-
Roller skating.
The gentleman who gives utterance to
the following wail. through the columns
of the New Britain Record. may tlnd
aympathiacrs among those who have
been for the past few wcclrs experi-
menting on the hardness and lnipentk
trability of the matter, as excmplilird
on the hard pine flooring of (‘vntrul
hall, with varied results. such as sprain
ed wrists. partially dislocated :uililvs.
and a generally bruised and battered
anatomy.
Perhaps you think you can do it, oh.
impractical observer. it looks very easy
and in the case of most ladies. very
graceful to put one‘s self on wheels and
cavcrt around the hall. but you just try
it, "and add to your faith knowledge
and to your knowledge experience.“ it
you ever got so far. which I doubt. if
not, the consciousness of knowing how
it is yourself asyou tumble to it. will be
cheaply purchased at the very reasonablo
rates charged.
Sufleraword of a sufferer‘s export
ence. I have been a skater on ice. and
often “buckled to my heel the flashing
ateel"-—a quotation mark you—and being
at the hall on escort duty I gazed at the
merry-go-round until I became first iu~
tucsted. and second emulntive. Dis~
burning the required dime. I proceed to
make a Mercury of myself with literally
flying feet. as Will appear further on.
Being of a retiring dispzsition. I kept in
easy reach of the wall seats. until a
too accommodating friend. whom liiow
freely forgive. towed me out into the
midst of the grand rush, and despite my
ill-concealed attachment for him. left
me. Now. said I to myself, is the time
to recall former experience, and show
what I know about skating. also to get
I! soon as possible to the margin of the
room without exciting the envy of my
co-skatera. Well. those skates. being
apparently fresh and frisky. flew. yes
sir, flew forward to such an extent that
I could not keep my center of gravity
within the base, and so I sat down sud-
denly and emphatically, determined that
I would not be carried of! by them. un-
is. it were in the fashion which small
boys indulge in to the detriment of
their pantaloons. The spectators were
so pleased with my succss in stopping
those skates that they smiled audibly and
generally. I carried those skates in my
hand from the lower end of the hall to
the place of putting on.
Time improved in reducing theory to
practice. ten minutes. cost. ten cents.
When I get on wheels again it will be
after clothing myself ill an ulster with
well padded skirts.
we
The Will-lentils Flier-tn.
A delightful fragrance of freshly gath-
ered lowers and apical is thedistinguisb‘
inc charm of Flore-iron Means.
-——«o———-—-
A Pia-stun Explanation.
Atalanta! gathering on Austin avo-
amnetlengdnca. the subject or bald
but came up for discaasiun. and it was
the subject of general mysiincailoa that
there are so many more bald “did
there are women.
“Yes see. m when a man
It)“. be nth lit owa be! out,
ulwasahiswlhgeta-adahe path
“Unshackldufit. hisa'nye-
yuan-how?“ .ahable
will”!
In some of the grocery stores of New
York a lady in a sealskin sack buying a
cent flag will receive fawning attention
while a lady in a tattered shawl who de-
sires to buy dollars' worth may wait un.
til the clerk is ready to attend her.
—--—-ooo—-—-——-
aAmong the little items of personal
comfort and economytare Ayer‘s Pills.
They T the ready remedy which defeat
many isorders, if taken in season. and
should be kept in every family.
——v—ooo—v——-
An Albany parrot has been convicted
of slandering a lady and must hunt
around for some one to pay aflne of $25.
Ewen-—
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh‘s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
———-—<»—-—-—-
Never cry over spilt milk, says the
Louisville Courier-Journal; the milk-
man has already wasted enough water
on it.
-——————ooo-—2——
Captain Courtney!
Says: While on the coast of Africa I
had three men sick with malarial fever
I cured them with Sulphur Bitters. It
is the greatest blood purifier I ever saw.
I always keep them in my medicine
chest.-—Ship Nautilaus. Baltimore.
—————¢w-—-
A minnesota minister recently mauled
eight couples at one and the same time.
Sweet sixteen.
coo
flow to Save.
All hard workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may end in dangerous
illness. Parker‘s Ginger Tonic will keep
the kideys and liver active. and by pre-
venting the attack save much sickness.
loss of time and expense. Dcluy at such
times means danger—Detroit I‘rcss.
Sec other column.
9'.
There is a woman‘s dispensary in New
York. a charitable institution. that inst
year treated 4,500.
——————-——ow——-~——
It is useless to deny that the brightest
and fairest fall easy victims to con-
sumption. and equally fruitless to ig-
nore the (act that decline has its origin
in many cases in neglected catarrh.
Sanford‘s Radical Cure is u purc sweet.
balsamic specific.
v———.>-————~
Henry Bergh is determined to put a stop
to dog fighting and vaccination, the two
great “evils“ of our time.
Death t 0 rats. mice. i‘ouclu’s and nuts
l‘aRs‘ON‘s EXTERSUNATOR. Barns. gran
aries and households cleared in a single
night. No fear of bad smells. Best and
clicupcst vermin killer in the World.
Sold everywhere.
.- .w . --._.
A Missouri farmer has been buttcd to
death by a ram. This is merely one of
the inglorious incidcuts of sheep culv
turc.
«or——
The symptoms of itching Piles are
morsture. like perspiration. intense
itching. most at night. seemsaa if pin
worms were crawling in or about the
rectum. The more you scratch the
worse they itch. very distressing. The
private parts are oltcncfl'cctml. llR.
Swarm-2‘s Uixruimvr is the nun-l «lbw
tivc rcmody cxtant fortllis toriucnliu:
complaint. (lives rest at night without
thiit desire to scratch. Alsohns no equal
in quickly eradicating 'l‘ittcr. ltcli. Salt
Rheum. Erysipclns, llarbcr‘sltch and
Pimplea. all Scaly. Crusty. Itchy Skin
Eruptions. Hero is the proof: “Cer-
tainly the best remedy ever used in my
praticc.“ Dr. Cotton. “‘oodaiook. Vb:
“Troubled with Itching Piles for over
twenty years.it cured me completely." L.
S. Messer. Entield. Me. Sent for 50 cts
(in 3 ct. stamps). 3 boxes 8.25. By Dr.
Swaync 6: Son. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by‘
all druggirts.
2 -w
It is said that an augln worm cannot
(in: more than mm inch iwr hour. but ho
is always an inch below the shovel when
you want fish bait.
-—-———w———-
wiiinui Lea! llair ltcoorcr.
Is entirely ditl’ercnt from all others. It
is as clear as water.and. as its name iudi~
cates. is it perfect Vegetable lluirRostor-
er. It Will immodiately free the head
from all dundrutf. restore gray hair to
its natural color and produce it urw
growth where it has fallen off. It ll' es
not in any manner street the hl-nlth.
which Sulphur. Sugar of Lead. Nitrate
of silver preparations have done. It
days to a beautiful. glossy brown. Ask
your druggist for it. Inch bottle is
warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton. New
York, and George C. Goodwin & Co..
Boston. Wholesale Agents. 568 ]y
‘00" ——
7 Twenty-six persons by the same name
joined one South Carolina company at
the outbreak of the war. and not one
lived to return home.
—-——-—ow——~—-
llow to Secure 1‘01““-
It seems strange that anyone will suf
fer from the many derangemcnts
broughton by an impure condition of
the blood. when ScoviLL‘s SausarsniL-
u AND STILUNGIA. or Bnooo awn l.1v~
EB. SYRL‘P will restore perfect health to
the physical organisation. It is iiulvul
a strengthening syrup. pleasant to take.
and has pmvcu itself to be the BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered. oil». (‘2
ually curing Serofula. Syphilitio dis
orders, “‘eakneesi of the Kidney}.
Erys‘ipelaa. Malaria: all Nervous Disor-
ders and Debiliiy. Bilious complaint and
all diseases indicating an impure condi-
tion of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys. Stouh
sch. skin. etc. It- oormts indigesumx.
A single bottle will prove to you its nice
its as a health renew.for it acre uxn .\
camaspeciaily when the complaints is
of an exhaustive nature. having it tends
oncy to learn the natural vigorof the
brain and nervous system.
Barth‘s um rinse“ cures pain in
Man and Beast. For use externally and
internally.
mucous mammaravr
inwardly destroysworms androuovee
theSscntioaIwhicbcausathen.
annular. ribs-Ion
JACOB!
Aluminum Pens
“confluence-nuns
w W OFFICE
will change light orfnded hair in a few '
mmmeh-ea“
Woman’s Triumph.
A Severe Sui-lion! Operation. It
is Endured Without Taking
Ether. Bulfioct. Mrs. Ed-
ward Myers, of Bon-
dout, N. Y.
(From the Correspondence of the Kingston. N. Y.
Drama.)
The case of Mrs. Edward Myers. of
Rondout, New York. furnishes an apt
illustration of woman's ower of endur-
ance. This lady had :1 treated for
months in» the usual way for Ervsipelas
of the hand, without benefit. ct un-
til her hand had become a mass of putri-
fied flesh did she turn to Dr. Kennedy.
pro rietor ol‘ the "Favorite Remedy,"
or ielp.
He at once informed her that it was
impossible to save her hand—it must be
amputated. She received this terrible
intelligence quietly. declined to take
ether. stipulating merely to hold her
husband‘s hand during the operation.
and underwent the painful process with-
out moving a muscle or uttering a groan.
Dr. Kennedy then gave “Favorite rm-
edy“ freely to cleanse the blood and
revent the return of the disease. and
. m. Myers now lives and rejoices in
her great deliverance.
“Favorite Remedy“ is art becoming a
trusted household frien in all cases of
Female Weakness and diseases of the
blood. One dollar a bottle. Your drug~
gist has it. .
a week in your own touu Terms and an
outfit frcc. Address ll. llALLit'r'r .t: t‘o .
ortland“. Maine. 599 U.
Not to be Beat.
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M i ssvs '
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fie.
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ell anofshocs and Slippers. Just what is
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Remember !
C. H. HARVEY
39 Dial" Sircci. cur. Min-shall.
Reduction
The Goods 011 my 5
cont counter reduced
to 4 cents. All those
on the 10 cent coun-
ter put. at 8 cents.
Also other goods at}
special prices. For a
few days these prices
will continue. Como
soon and get the bar-
gains offered.
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Cabbage; auditors: r‘c? 1:. as“
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HENRY TILLYlnmm
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AND
{UMBER
SHIN GLES.
All Brands and Prices.
m
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Bailing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry .
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And ull Kinds of Hard “'uud.
ltoollug auul Sheathing
l’upcr.
Henry R. Fitch.
l RAIN PIPE.
Tor ‘21 Gotta,
Salt Grlnzotl,
Rochester,
Akron,
AND
Cement, Sewer and
‘-
Drain Pipe.
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Raymond Bros.
. .... .w. .. .—a«-
l until!
Ihtti
ammu...
The. llcsl in the City
A Full Assortment of
G 01 its" Low Shoes.
‘n‘
to
Button and Cougrt
Gaiters.
Latlios’ Bost- French
Kid Button.
._AT—_
BROWN’S
South Moru‘ulk
/
Opposite R. R. Depot.
on all-
SUCCESSORS ‘l‘O BU
lumber
, lard
«AND
1 Planlnlflill, *
§
rantings. Window -
1881;, - 1881.,
NEW GOODS
Lockivuon's
Furniture
Ware Rooms
“Ilelcolvlw dilly new and desirable goods including
a t w
New Patterns -
ron :rnn
Spring Trade
Just extend a line line of
Walnut Chamber Suite.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Parlor Suits.
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the host mahc nud new patiei'nl.
Also n large line of
Fancy (‘halrs Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
Ladics’
Desks.
Ladies \l‘ork Tables. Library J:
Marble-top Tables.
(lcnis’ and Writing
Side-boards, Book-cases, &c.,&c.
.\l,\' rilk'k is larger than ever before in Norwslk.
My goods ucrr bought for the vcry lowest market
price.- run] doiv CilDllI-llllun. You will save money
i) lmdim: \\ lib "10. pct bctjcr goods and a larger Bli-
rt‘l‘lllls‘lll.
Tne Gretesl Iniucements ever
Uierel.
Don‘t fall to crll on
WM. LUBKWUUD,
36 Main St..
NORWALK. CONN.
Also l-‘uruishinu
Ullll'EllTAllEll
Orders attended to promptly day or
night.
Residence. 30 )8 Union Par-It.
Rubber Paint
Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to placefru~a
ducnt imitations in the market.
All “outline Rubber Paint boars this
ii‘udwunirh.
£8.54
{dig \
See that ii is on every package.
\‘l‘ lave ,
JllSl llflllllllllll llll lllllllllllll
SllBK
FOR .‘HE SPRING TRADE.
'l‘w u ullci‘ and you will use no other. All L‘oton
FOR SA LE BY
John H. Ferris
Four or WASiliNt-‘TON STREET.
sss’“‘ssssfv"
nysicr Ground and (Niki or snow
t‘ acres at army‘s Island. hard bottom. and a acres
al’l‘averalvland. . 3““ to .- _ .
lotion. lAYTuN“. ‘3 “‘
or “omission at“ South Ni
.t‘e
James W. Gavanagh.
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
AYERS In diseases of the
. pulmonar organs
7 \ a safe am. reliable
.- 'v’ “i remedy is invnl.
‘ g 2, . unblc. A v it It's
Cnrnnv Pam-omit.
is such a remcdv.
It is a scientilic
combination of the
medicinal princi.
CHERRY pies and curative
virtues of the finest
, vr/ drugs. cliemicsll
. , ..v united, of sue
\ . If ;,;' power as to insure
" ~ lit" the greatest possi.
:2»~', blc ofiicicncy. and
L uniformity of re.
0 cults. It strikes at
the foundation of all pulmonary diseases,
affording prompt relief and rapid euros.
and is adapted to patients of any age or
either sex. Being vcry palata nle, the
youngest children take it rcadilv. In
ordinary Con he. Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, influenza, Clergyrnan‘s
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catarrh, the effects 0! Arm‘s Cnnnnr
Pncrortan are magical. and multitudes
are annually preserved from serious ill-
ness by its timely and faithful use. It
should be kept at hand in every house-
hold for the protection it affords in sud-
dcu attacks. In \Vhoopingucough and
Consumption there is no other remedy
: .. efficacious. soothing. and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try
mine of the many mixtures or syrups,
made of cheap and ineffective ingredi-
cuts. now ofi'ercd, which, as they con-
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief. and are sure to
disappoint the patient. Diseases of tho
throat and lungs demand active and
effective trentxucnt; and it. is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
mcdicincs. from tho rcat liability that
these dist-uses may. \“ file so trifle with.
become deeply scaled or incurable. l'so
Avian‘s (‘nanuv Pscronuq and you
may confidently cxpctt the best results.
It. is of ackumvlmlgul curative p0“'il"
and is as cheap as its careful preparation
and fine. ingredients “'lll allow. Elm.
nont physicians. knowing us. i‘nmpngi.
tinn. prcscribc it. The tcst of ball a
centurv has provcu its pct-taint y to cure
all pulmonary com ilmuts not already
beyond the reach of mouth aid.
PREPABED 0‘! DR. l. 0. AYER &. 00..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mat:
.08.!) 31' ALL DRL‘GGXSTI nvnnrwnzsa.
'Ws’fifi H'
FLORIST,
MAIN 3TREET.
SOUTH NOR\\'ALK.
‘t
‘\v '2 I)
- ‘
HOP BITTER8.\
(A llodlcine. not n Drink.‘ ;
cosruss _. _
nor-s. ICCHU. maxniuigic.
DANDELION. :1
mm Polls? asp Tutsr ‘4...” \x, QV .\
'flIIOIau. U'i‘uxn ixl :1 : ..
THEY CUI: 1: 5,.
All Diseases" the Stomach, Box: 7 ‘
Liver. Kidneva. and [Inn \
venea slee lessee! , .
e e Con:
QIOOO IN 661.; . <
Will M {1-1th I care thryjl “1 .
help. or fol-anything on; w L... 7,
found in th. u .
on... , .
Ask or (in let for l"
thcm’obefore fin slow. '1'
D I. C. is an absolute am lr
moan“ use of c 2..
narcotics.
Sum ilea Cut-run. Eel}. :
above sold by d-u ‘v'xla.
00.. finch-tar. 5. l .
an
I» tum My.
570 it
ORGAN-S. ff Sin n,
BEATTY’ ,lOQethedsmnly Vic
Pianos 8125 up. Rare Holiday inducemetr rcsd,
Write or call on Realty. Washington. N J
rs
his:
N?
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l.-
if
Person -‘
5471}
NEW 60008!
F.H.Nash&Bros
Have ust received a new line of Gonda is Docket.
Glamtirm. MajolicaJapanese and Bobewanouods
' Ncwstylcs of
Rance. and .tovou.
and complete furniture for the same. a lawn stock
of lain. Decorated and stamped
TINWARE.
direct from the factory. Tin moan: Illllvlfll‘l‘m: in
Metals by cxpcrleuc . workmen. t‘ity \\ WI 1"" l“
at the lowv‘z-l rates. Goods sold at lower ratcu in.“
ever before at '
RHLNash a; Bros
Winter Goods
Jovian. scant}: i
has now tor the trade a large
line of Fall
Eodls&a8h°es
ma nan no) names wasp.
children's Shoes of all Kinds.
f Futihine of Rubber-Goods
Doorsyqashes, some. commas m?“
don. at
km“
W ““093 r
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