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A full \rnorlment til

Lorin :uul Knuth,
'l‘ublc and Pocket Cutlery

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H0030 Fll‘llllllllll 00003

JAPANESE PAPER WERE.
April for the

Don-r Vcrrlival Boiler all? Hall‘s Faun
Firv “nil Burglar Pivot Safe.

”i.- hm; Q‘ulzry. (‘hl‘l‘ll for_(‘ulr

Agricultural linplemwts,
Ship Chandlery, Rope. &L‘,

W. C. QUINW‘RD
No a music nau. BLOCK. «n, Scrunch: u.

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no to dcnl with him as n lnwycr, Got the

mo! court. interview by a Glob mmemhvcmw, will.

Plain mil ‘ ‘ . ‘MQ‘S‘ IQI‘ R “I“!!! buy. ’. SQUEWI'AHg‘hnRM :iwwbt: V‘ ”Manama“ right ‘m‘ Ill "‘3’ at “CW 3.. m‘ “a ‘9“, l “\V: Will h“ ”v I F ‘ 17
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MR, .1088”! RE! I Pl‘ twin ‘ll‘llli‘y and mlwr distention. \Yc %fi$fi“&,w ,gm‘lmvgfis at film and uukmlml-fcr ambition. Tb write “1“! Emma; A550“: M m little ‘W 3|!de “owl!

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vmt Xxmuilk and South \smxnik rm g -
tf‘llil to all urrh \x-nrk REPAIRING ,\ Smfi‘l‘h‘
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And Canned Gaeds
OE“ AH. lelhi

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Merchant Tailor.

NURWALR, mxx,

WW anI l‘lnlllro Mill llh‘ Mun! l\*ll\\‘l I‘ll ,

\V‘ut mulnl, rm ll

Dentistry
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. llll‘lw \rtzri, .r: tiwh v .vsip- r limo; any nthvr
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\un but Mth‘m' l lrnr n‘m‘ rm u“l?\'\l tlu‘ wnlco
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until) n (iANl‘Ntl,
iluusc, Sign

a: Ornamental

PAINTERS.

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MULLINGS Bno'é‘.

CARRIAGE MAKERS

\liy style of Light or lit-:tl'y Work hurt:
to order.

All Kirlllstrf Rvptriring Prampfly .«leu‘I.
Wf In.

A. “ELLINGS, J. L. MULLlNGS

No. a Mar-hall 8t.

BARGAINS

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A large stock of

Funny Articles. Purses.
Perfumery. Soaps. 61.0.

At tho lowest pricm.

 

“‘c have also received it largo Slilt‘k of

Jewelry

oolcn

Suitable for prosentc All kinds of w
goods, genu‘ mnfilehi. Lndics‘ woolen

jnx‘kcts ns low as 50 cents.

We are Also elm-mg our our winter (luck of ”illi.

uery 1: coat
l‘lcilse grvv n: a call and

MRS. ll . K ll BIGER.

Nahukcmu lluivl,
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Gli00£llllls all MEATS

AT TI-IE leD STAND OF

T. Burr Guycr 8 Son.

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All admitted

 

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«Southliorwalk

noon onions one;

EXt‘l’RRlUN‘ 'l‘ll‘li li'l‘ TO NEW \‘UICK
l\‘\"ll lll‘l'l‘l‘llX,

50 Cents.

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A elphi,

\\‘ r‘x tv-uuw hm wl-wh irum inn will \lT\\' \ Illlb .
.\\1‘llltl,\\ \i-‘i‘nuxtmx szrll ,
9,862. in I‘l‘llal‘l‘il?‘ until l‘mmq wave a!
n.‘,n\\‘

[mung Sul‘l‘ll \‘Ul‘l\\‘\l lx‘ t‘\Vl\ lllilflilllg,
.unuilmx \‘\(‘ll\ll\l\ at .60 n't not nl' nu
oer-moi nl‘ thv luNM‘R‘ and SE“ ll.\\ EN
llah‘uml Imm-

Rolurumg w stew \‘HRR tram tum of li‘l‘l.
'l‘ilN Hillhln l‘ilx‘lv‘ k‘i‘. )q ll ' a. mnl
n \l“ mu m 31.: s‘l‘llbilll‘, t“. u

mourn. v u HWVM‘TINH stumh “rill
thv tram fur li.\_\'lll'l{\' mul lhI‘ .\R\\‘ HAVEN

train»; wing NM
llllUMA N luxv lll!‘ l“l'l.'l‘(lN

l'mwugivr‘ In:
l~'l~‘.lllr\' m lmmlnl itw l‘ur

T‘i‘nN- fur nil K'l'A'l‘lilNStm llu‘ l\.\\l‘l'll\'
lfzr irnntl (‘ull lur lxrltl 2:! liter l‘.‘\l"l\,\lN‘§ ‘ll‘ibll‘l‘:
ll" tum

‘v‘hl‘au' rigt'r- :uul linuuagi- monu-yml l0 ruul
lrmu l‘ r ll. put at Smith Nl‘l'\\llll\ Flllrihi Hf t burgl-

lli'llT-llliu'lll‘ wru-tl nu hutlril lll all hours

 

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Fire. Life and .\(‘(‘Idl‘lll

Insurance Agt.

.Vlr'l‘A II" l‘l'lIl .l(‘.

Hm. IZ-luil‘ and Home
ntsttlt- Tli'Khll‘
“'n-nlnutuu ~1resl.

lat-Iii.

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5. \‘ul‘Tli Nulthldx' r‘uNN

 

J. R. RAYMOND.

Builder & Contractor

‘Vurk dour by ”or l‘ny or Cm!-

Il‘ilt‘l

Slump {moi of l-‘r‘zrukliu Ht !.J'il‘ t-ntrum

404”

(II ' 13 PIS

Soeoon anti Complete

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Dr. 1 . A rt ll “rd of Nttw \ urk ,
lll (‘nlmururm v of l‘l~ nuruvruu- pnllvllh lll Nurxsulk
Sn .\'uru.dk :rllrl \ li'll.ll\‘. \\lll n-uuuu Ill rlu- l\lli\|\3~'
“”l‘hlfl ,\‘l'\\tlll\1‘\vr\ \l unluy lrum ton In (or: p.
"1-. lilltl m r‘m- \\'.\lt\\' lt'lx litrl'fili. Smith \‘ur'untk
Ni‘ry Saturday. fruin “it ill in 5‘ p ur. turd Sutuluy
from t in ll p In . \\lu-l‘r‘ lw i~ (learn-nun: lu-ulth uud
Fin-nulll tn llll' llllilllllllli‘.‘ \‘hu llzli‘r ln-vu rltuuglu to
\if nlrnruhu- M lhl' rulllllvM‘il run-i plillll‘lll tlltvmrrmm
0! 1hr lillul 'l‘hu' llm‘lnr gnrn‘pu'ml ll't‘lilllll‘lll ill llll
ill “”3 ll' lllh’EAfilih llvsl rif frri‘n'lrt‘l‘n guru l0
cow's uf lulu: nlunllmg ultn‘h lw luw ('lll'l‘tl in It It'll“
tray: or \u-ckn , l’r'nulv rem-punt: lltlrltlfi fur lullu-s
rurmriutimi frm ‘la

(n uqury. l’. l), llux 617.

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fill'l‘TON’S

 

llatarrh (lure!

THE ONLY REAL MEDICINAL PREPARATION

FOR i‘A'l‘AllRll. When used According to direct
on. it never nil. in ('l'RRt

Price 50 Cents a Box.

For Sue by Plait-ted, South h‘urwnllr, and Boris-
Norwnlk, Hid united to any Midi-on on motpi or

price, by tile proprietor. I.‘ B. SUTTON,
New L‘nnnn, (Tenn.
“0 b.

00 0000 HIGH PRICES

Branch of New York'

Washington Market,

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Corner Washington and Main St...
Landrr‘l Block. South Norwnlk
WE BUY FOR. CASH AND SELL C O D

LOWER PRICES than “unknown for chiral: and
choicest goods.

Give u as Call.

5% t!

l‘arkvrb (“rigor Tonic, Four lmtlk‘s at
factor! «cure» and as n tlcilnm‘ worth
bits kept our family wvlr over it your, we
have been able to lay by money again
for a rainy duy.“—A Poor Man‘s ll‘rlfv.
-———~se———e
uty “beamed.

The beauty and color of the hair may
be safely rcgained by “Sing Parker‘s
llatr lithium, which i-a admhvd for its
pct-film“, ch-uulimws and dandruff ct‘adiw
rating prukwrtu-s. ~

‘O‘.
It lluu‘i Pu; i
To filing tummy away but I ilthVfllt‘d a
dulliu‘ fur u bottlv Sulphur “lltt‘l‘é which
vuwd me ill Dynpcrmn, ll snvwl tuc lcn
dollars in \l‘vll‘llll‘fil .tlul slruguluts blush——
”motto-aid, Loom 3’s”, Mil-Rm
cw
Mummy, Nli‘ll, Supt. $3, is“
Sin» ,1 lmw liw u ltlklllgz' "up llllli‘l‘s
for tiillrmumlmu of kidney v euul bluilxlcr
ll lulu douv for mu \\ but fun» donuts
lullwl In ml“, Thu v il‘m‘l ill “up lliltvw
mu nu ll lthc mngiv in mu
\\‘, L, l‘llll‘llll

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Rutlwr lllwl 01‘ ‘ull leum,

J, \V, Admins, vaur‘n, (illiu, mt;
“(‘utimnu llvmmhm urn tlw gwulvui
uimliviuoa mt t‘ill‘lll. Had the warxt

misc Suit. Rheum ru llll.‘ county. My
mnlluu‘ hull it lwi-uty )’(‘ill.\‘, and in fact
diml frmu il, l (‘uticuru
wuultl lmvu smul llr‘l'fllll‘. My nrms,
llt‘llll \Vt r0 rnvmml fur lhl‘r-c
\‘I'l|l““ \Vllli‘ll thliiug l‘l‘llt‘Vt‘ll or cul‘ml

until 1 rrsml rlu- l‘urimrru llnuuulivu
.0.

A )lrlwnukt-v mun has bought 4,000
ncrws (of lurul in lillllll'llllilil, llu says he
is ’ltlllllll tn ll:l\'(' rtmm for hlmsvlf and
family in luuvu their foot when tlwy
funl like it.

Cuticum

(m i W llrnuu, 7H \l-ihltull 31., l‘rm'ult-ncv. I!
l .rux-ml it) t‘urmlm llvn -1\v-ul tlrllliltl ltlll‘llll‘l'l urul
t'ult. um illlil \‘ul rum 5 out! \lllt‘ grunt ulttu rnrcrl
ml or lltlt~_"\\i>rlll lluruur girl n! that lmrlwr‘n ulm‘lt
~pri'nllnl1mn-r llll‘ mm. llt‘l'h um! Tril‘t‘, null for r-rx
_\r.\r- l‘l'!.‘ll'll All klntli It! ll'l'lllllll'lll

lu-llvvr‘

lut‘ui-l. ruul

SHIN III'NIOIL

l" ll llrotlw. EH; . tun-u: fur Hullri‘l‘ S “I'M” ll!“
lrutll \ltl‘h.. unw- llllllhllllllhlllllg m \‘Illllll «if his rune
u-vzvrnrl l'lllll'lrll u Ini'h ll‘ltl lll‘t‘ll ln‘tllml I.) a ruu~
Pllllll'lllll of llll)‘lt'lfllll4 n irhuut h: m-lll. uml nlrll‘h
Ipl'i'tlll)’ )ll'llll‘ll in lllI‘ t‘ttluurr:r lit-mlvnm tblnml
purer]. n lllli'rllllll} . :uul i‘ultmnu nml (‘utli‘uru Slurp
vilu‘ grunt hlilll ruin-«t r'ttrruully,

 

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fil‘.‘ LI) “MA II.
II A. Rulnnlul, :\uililnr F W . .I & S. R. R,

Juvlwun. Mich“ was rurmi of Svallrl ”mod n! lrilw

yr-tlr-l Illll‘nllnll lw llw (‘rrrirrtrn llmnvdior.

new. Ii M \ .
llnn, Wm. 'l‘tl.‘ lure llmmn, Maw... pi'rnmm‘ully
u-urmi n! it humor flf lho fm‘o null whip lt‘i‘ll‘llllll lllill
llllil bwu mrnml nnv-um‘rnnfnll‘v fur thlw years
by uumy ui’ uualnu'u hoist [thy strum rind most noted
upr-clullm as unit an Eurnpmn nirlhnrilles.

 

 

MILK CRIYS'I‘.

Mm Ilmvira, Hj‘lt‘liulurr St. Cincinnati. spunk).
of her Miller‘s (‘llllll, \\lrn worn would of lllllh‘ t‘rnfll
which “‘IIV-‘lt‘ll llll ri'ull‘llli‘.‘ fur tun yvnrt .\‘uw n
llur‘ houllhy lmy u till it hrmrllful hmul of lmir.

 

l~‘.-\ IALISG ll \ Ill,

li‘runk .r\ llvun, Sim-rm lr‘in' l‘:lll{‘.lll‘ it. llvntuu, was
vurvil hf .-\lupm-iu, ur falling luiir, by tltv i‘ulu‘ufll
llumlwut lb null lllll‘llli'l‘l inn-runny and t‘ultrurn
llllil Simplllu‘ grunt skin t‘llll‘vli‘xll‘l‘llllll)‘.\\ lttvli (mm.
nln-It-ly r'v.~l:uwl lm hair \vlu-n tlll nniil lu- \rutllil
mm ll.

T“ If A'I‘NI EN'I‘.

'l‘lm l‘utn'urrt, trv‘nlruvut (‘Ulllil-hl lu lhn inlanml
u-m ml the (‘utirnrn llt‘illht‘lll, tho ncw blond pun
rtlrr. nlul llu- vxu-nml nun nf (.‘nticnru and i‘ntlcura
Slurp, rlu‘ grout iklli cums.

till'l'lt‘llllA

“murmur luv for min hv nil «imagines. Pt‘loc of
(Written, ll \li‘illt‘lllfll .lvlly. arrmll lmxm. mom;
lumc lmxos $1. (‘l‘TlilI‘IlA llxsmynsn rlmncw
llloull purifier #1 )ii‘l' linlllt‘, l‘l‘Tll‘VllA slur trim
qnwu ufrumllr nut and Inllvl map“, 25c. (‘t'flv
m'uA Mlllll‘lNAl. Sun-mu Sour mo. Principal
depot, WEEKS 8‘- l‘il'l‘TER, Ilmlun, llliwl,

a, 5,, fig gag,

 

 

'Hl‘ ,‘7
u: Pull

(‘lrwr bond and voice, may bmtliina, sweet
bmnth, perfect rinell. time and boning, nu cough.
nu «hum, by using Sinrunn‘a RADICAL Cunt,

Simona until your hand is may to fly oft. cyc-
and noise running wnwr. throat parched and blood
fi‘vvl‘lslt ur like S.\NNI\D‘8 ituuvou. Crux for Ca‘
lamb and Mound.

Witch lineal, Anion-icon Pine, Canada Fir. Mart
gulvl and Clover Ill-muni- are what Snnlord‘u Rail
ll‘ill (‘nrc in tundra of. One brittle Radical Cure, one
box L‘ntnrrhnl Solvent and Snufnrd‘n inhuicr. in cm
rmcluigc for .1. bold vvcrywhcrc.

WEEKb &- POTTER. Bustcn.

'ELECTRlCITY

Alanna, yrt cflevtivc, united
with llNlllI‘lL' Bail-mm, render

«COLLIN-t ‘ VOLTAIU hLEL‘v
'I‘th‘ PLASTERS uric hun-
dred limes uuwnor to all nib.
or planters for ever' Pnlu,
Wartime-m and In caution.
Price as will. Sold every-
where.

 

90l- ~l so

“443".“

WHENCE corms THE cxuovmmu
POPULAIIITY 0F
Allcock’s Porous Plusiers?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External

 

 
 

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Parker Hutt‘ Bulb
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‘ On or
.mufilL-ulnm

 

 

or; m

 

Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and any
local pains ~

Applied to the small of the
back the are infalliblc in Back
Ache, ervcus Debility. and
all Kidney troubles; to the pit
of the stomncb they are a sure
cure for Dyspepsia and, Liver
Com int,

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grunt. and quickie euro, 3%“

 

“than, Got-ALLQOGK

 

 

, mm «scum «all mm mm mm W um
country, Mid ta ibumnghlv prom m an. and
3;?le “Ilh (\anth waist M culiimgéntl m

; prim. vn ' Marv In ma vc
and doom for Now“ l‘m duo” v, and nvv round
from Daubnrv dailv, All“ Might mm
ummgnlnrlv in and from New York, nudahrge
curl commodious mssm uenvnor tum an:
up: during the summer mooring conveying W,
got! st the law hum of 3‘: con 8 ndhrtancc oft:
mom. or tho no a to New York an return, 90 union.
for 500mm '1‘ c sail in delighmd, and vounvctlmn
not made with the New York and New Haven and
[hubnrv trains, \Ksascln drawing twclvv fuel of
warm r “charge their cargocv in the wbnrvw‘
South Norm-nth has grown rapidly and nubitnn—
natty, morn than thllhlllu} its ‘x‘upltlnlm Within the
pin! tell ward, and iv now mm of the most import
ant neutrons on the New York and New “awn Rail-
roml. ‘l‘bv ohm: lllleu'ltu at the inbatlxitw t:- nrc the
nmuul‘avimv urnwmiw, swam «wince, locks,
ham “raw cumin. akin building and the cultiva-
tron “function Hundreds u? barrel; Minister“ rue,
minim «lath m tlw hum ohm, «thth «w an» .
lw-rntuluunvuxunl «illicit» Mun ulwnnel my»
limbo; hub throw "l‘hc lianbury and Small: il~
v‘ml m to ho “tendon. to Wilww mom, thmbv
murmur lithium! fili‘lhtli‘a to max- imum no
twain m Rm \‘urh a“ lull its to furnish minox—
xurv m «min ut‘thc mum illuww tn N Nuud along»
the New for wullwum‘x‘ iWkV‘flll‘ rmltlnniw how
am minimal luswliiim hcrv lur- mnuut‘twtuwm (bi/val
u litifiwi «nil umlnml Nnuwtmua in any twill, will
u will harm: Noun ct lslunul‘ n» illwllnr «mosh
train “ovum m “all in in tumult pluwuxl Wm“
M ralnuuw mm» lbw ilw wmwl «nut and lWN“
lumuwn \w udwrltxnu fi’llllllliu cl this pin u‘l',
Smut: Ruwualk u. tumult harm); in u with “will“ w
town “mug In our taunuul gavel , bottom imd our
aluwnwmxnii‘mxl m 3““in in ltwte hm Anion:
ilw number solemnly lmuiwl luw “v 3hr Swami"
Ink 1% ‘tbv Niwnulh lam “\Wk“ ii {I \I‘ ll
lli‘llwlli‘I. i‘vatm iv Krupp, .\ Nslmmm Adana
lbw \l l‘almvr w l\\,, \‘nlh Raw, “Mu-u,
Sim-“null ,t- K\\ . lhu ,v Mhllllll, lint “numb-Nut
i‘l‘, row “at Pin-mint: t\\; .lwwpli a. Arch an
\lnrlin “lit“, do n 00., hit mum,- lhinnn- ,v
lilauvlnml ”aunt‘wmrlug W , manufacture“ “l.
\l?l\\\' but»; 1““ pinning millu and lumbvr yank,-
llw lm-umwl Manufacturing (“r . manufsrmwn
nfimu 10“an : Nuruv l‘u , v-lup-vnnl and Mn
riuv railway; Richard» .\ “Rial, bruit buililnrr;
two (ulnar-l inanul‘m‘tnriim‘ Immshury “minors
,\ t‘o., v-lmv mann‘fnr‘tnn‘h; Tim (\hl \Vvll l‘twnr
Pu and limo & (Will-IN“! \‘lmlr nmkm; Vapor llux
l\llll nllwr umnulm‘lurim.

Thur-n urn tlw chtm‘luisl‘ouw-gntrnvrnlJtplv-‘muml, ,
Mulluulht, [lupin-t, i‘mlmlu' 'l‘nn Natlnnsil llnubl;
(mo an tug‘ milk, Thrrv nrv cvvllvul mdml ‘
whamls, gno- \Vurkii. r‘lmur ulrm‘l-I, dvliuhlfnl and
i‘xlt‘llllt'il \ mm: of tlru Snunll M fur ma tlw vyv can ,
newt. t'RIl or “war, from tlm vlvvuhouu ri~inc from
rlu‘ hum’uvun crulvr. \\ lrvrv urn nlruzuml ulunv hm".
tll‘ul Illlllllli'l' \tllri-r nnul rururumlinuu N‘hlllt‘llf‘t“. ,
mvnvd lrv thin-v nut ctmnmul in int-inn» hum, lhc .
m‘vupuulsuf which I‘uutrilurlv much In the life.
fuslrmn llllll pnwm‘ritv of tho. city (luring tlu‘i
r-ummr-r urnttllrul Tln'n' nrv lhrw m-ll appointed turd
wvll muulm‘lnd lrulvlu, 'T‘lu'ro l! it mamilllcvul
«porn hutm- rlurl will limit ltYT'xrwrpluuu. 'l‘n cupilal~
thin and manufacturing: oumbltshmvnln looking: for it
)llm‘l' In lllt"lll‘ \vr‘ rw‘nlunu‘ml thla city. Any in
fimunllnn Ill'hlfi‘ll will lw rluvvrtully ulwu by ndr
arm-lug \l'm. ll. liitlvr. (‘lty mirror-0L who llml ink‘
vu n gn-ur rim! of pain: in Impriwo tlu‘ Into, and
lmi u Iurtnlirr uf t‘ll'szlllll slim fur lino dwc liuafi' and
ruuuulmrm-wu ill low dismount at how primes South
\‘urwnll, ull'ur-a unumrnl frli‘llllli‘li lillll iiuluccrucnlu
m tlu- mplmlm. nu-vlumir ur [alum-r, me it in it rrtv
uf gnu“ hlmnlllllllli‘d, at city now (if ilnpnrtunr‘n and
inane-mm u rvprvm-nlnliu- Now England lnnn,
lmvlm: wiry hwlltly. prcrwul and prmrx-vllvo for
makinr: mad wiviug mum-y and enjoying llfc.
.5,

l

i

Ill)". Amml Gldillugn.

Hurt. .\lllllll (lidtliugs. who was born
alh‘lrt'rmrlu, May 31. 1828, rind died ut
the plzu-n of his birth, Fob 13, 1882.
‘VllO-it‘ ilt‘l’llll lun bucn previously an-
unthlt‘ml. lvrtvm :i rut-runny desnrviug of
"l”ll‘ than :\ passing notice. \V'ilh Mr.
(lulilmp «uu‘ might huw- loud an acquain-
[illlt‘a- fur )r-ru‘s. illlll yvt not huvc‘ known
him intimately nud tn admire and luvc
him. because of his kintl untl loving
tlispmitiuu, his true maulinosa and
at‘hulurity attainments. For more than
a quurtvr of a ci-nt'ury ho was well and
favorably known throughout the Slow
no :tprutniucut lawyer. rm able legislator
and n cornpetcnt public officer. Bis
rurly life was spout int. homo und like
mrmy boys of his day and place he allur-
uawil with the son suns from the farm to
tlu- district echunl. But. his keen intel-
lm‘t spurred on by ambition soon grasp-
r-l all the ntlvunlugcn with which he
nuts surrounded rind ho sought new
ll ldsuul greater opportunities. After
a thorough prcpm‘ulion fnru collegiate
0 'ttrsv, he lll‘l‘ltli‘d in outer at. once up-
on the study of law, commencing: his
propuratiuna fur the lcgal profession in
tow clllca of the Hun. Henry B. Graves,
limit in Plymouth, or. Iic next eutcred
Yale Law School, graduating in 1849.
immediately nftvr gruduatinmltc begun a
highly successful practice of law at My
tumult. It. was at this time hc married
:\ must. giftcd nnd cstirnnblc lady, Chur-
lxlllUA. Paigc, of Sherman, who am“
vrvcahun, Lhmtontpoi‘nnecus with his
pt‘ofcaslonnl sucvuss. be begun a politi-

pnratively brief, positively pure and ex-
ceedingly brilliant. While in the town
of Plymouth he wnslicncred with every

iowusuien. For thirteen year‘she was

mum that his cm mid active mind»
which remained nncloudal to this hit.
displayed the same been common “it.
sound and logicnl manning, when pm»
30mins «question of fact to it jury or
«tuning a question of law below a
court, as in his forcible presentation of a
measure upon the floor of the House or
narrate. While he was not the grentest
lawyer of his day in the state, yet he
decenvcdly rankvd «along the «blast.
lie bandied a cause for what there was
to it and won popularity by his fairneefia
haircut: in dealing and his polite and
gentlcinnnly treatment of counsel and
virtues“, In private life the Judge wan
uniformly kind and clinging, His most
intimate awwiatec were most warmly al‘
inched to hunt he haul rare mini quali‘
tics, an immense fund of anecdote and
t‘arlylwlihv sense of humor. distinctivc‘
ly his own, which maid? him one of the
ccuuxuniuuablo of awn, II :3 «quail»
tuuvc was largo cuibracing within its
liuum runny uwu pmnum-ut in the
suite and national ultimo, us will as those
of his legal lutul‘uwiuu and basilica: rib
Clt\\‘. And ll“ in sympathy with his btu
dumwd widow nml wintivvs. will cwr

cherish his monmry and mourn bio un-
timely dcccnsc, ‘

.Q.

stopping II In l‘upcr.

 

Nmuulnys when a subscriber gets so
lurid lmcuuxe the editor differs with him
un mine orivni'quoation that he disconv
tinucs his subscriptiun and ”stops his
paper,“ we remind him of a good anec-
(lute of the late Horace Greeley, the well
known editor of the New York Tribune.
Passing down Newspaper Row in New
York City one morning he met one of
his waders. who excitedly exclaimed:
“Mr. Greeltvy, after the nrtlcln you
published this morning I intend to stop
your pnptlr!"

“Oh no,“ said Mr. Lircclt-y, “don‘t do
that."

“Yes. my mind is made up: I shall
stop the paper."

But tiwnugry subscr’ber was not to
be nppcnscd. and they separated. Late
In the afternoon tbc two met again,
when Greeley remarked: _
“Mr. Timmmonj am very glad you
did not carry out your tllrent this morn-
lug.“

“What do you mean 'P"

"Why you said you were going tostop
my paper."

"So I did; 1 went to the office and had
the paper stopped.“

“You arc surely mistaken. l have
just came from there, and the press was
running and business was booming."
“Sir.“ said Thompson, very pompous-
ly, “1 menu: I intend to stop my sub-
scription to your paper."

“0h! thunderl“ rejoined Greeley, “I
thought you \veregoiug to stop the run-
ning of the paper, and knock me out of
a. living. My friend let me tell you
amnellring: one man is just it drop of
writer in the ocean—you didn't set the
machinery of this world in motion, and
you can‘t stop it—nud when you are un-
derneath the ground, things upon the
ground will was on just the same as ev-
er.“

-—-———~oo~—-—--—

What a Surveyor Mined.
A surveyor who was running town‘-
ahip lines in anew county lavt fall was
engaged by a farmer to survey theI line
between his farm and that of a ncighbor.‘
They had a line fence, but had engaged
in several disputes as to whether it
was on the divide. The surveyor was
making preparations when tbecwner of

“What are you going to do now P“
“Find the exact line,“ won the reply.
At this the man wheeled and went. off

until the line had been run. The cur.

Photcm,mpnialmgfim ~‘

 

m otimimim that bible! '

town clerk nnd fuurlwn yours judge of v 63,0 r an d the first mun ed farmer had
probate, holding these clilces from his just. completed the work when the other
ms" “90““ until he 16“ the town, name upto within about ten feet of them
which is a contradiction of the Biblical and naked:
saying that o“ prophet is not without. “Well have you got: through 9"
honor save in his own country.“ Tu-dnv “Yes all through.“
the older inhabitants of Plymouth hold "And is tho fence a foot on his farm?“
dear the memory of "Judge thdings, ‘ “No, he is “we feel on yours, and the
and they refer to him with words of the fence ritual; be mcv ed so that you out
greatest. respect and admiration—even have it. .
with affection. In 1851 and 1850 be worn Th a man 8‘)ng upon a slump, faced
a member of the House and a Number in thicket about five rods away an dyell ed
of the Senate in 1857 and 1364. He won out:
also clerk of the House in 1854. During "You there—Reuben an d James nod
one term he. was State Prison Director Samuel! The survey is made and we are
““d' 3m“. N.“ terms ench Railroad and all right! You kin shoulder them shot-
Bank Commissioner. In 1864 he was ap- guns and go back to the ”w mill, and if
pointed a Justice of the Supreme Court; you meet the old woman coming up
of Montana Tergiugry by Presigtentdlsg- with a pitch-fork you kin tell her to
in, an honor im uncoug an -
solicited, whichy position he resigned turn back ”“3 3“ up ‘ aquuc meal ‘0'
without: entering upon its duties. Soon the surveyor!
after his resignation he was induced to
embark in a manufacturing business in
Cleveland, Ohio, to which he gave hit!
means and severallof the beat; years of his
lite. The enterprise proving unsucoeaa-
ful he returned to this state in 1872 and
resumed the practice of law for four or
five years. Hoping to retrieve his for-
tunes. he agnin went to Cleveland and
in the final eflort to recover what be
had lost, over-exertion cud auxiety
brought on the disease which disabled
him from all barium. and at. last sent
him to his boyhood‘a home to die. As
a member of the Legislature of 1851, he
was content to be no observer, which
with his experience chained as Giotto!
tho Homo in 1354, gave him such fr.»
miliarity with legiulntivc’proceediugc
and the Akita at the state. tint he went
utbfrom in "1859. M of

v
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M
'l'cxi From the Buddhist Boo)“.

 

All “nature are is the result. of whnt
we have thought: it. is founded on our
thoughts. If a man speak: or acts with
an evil thought. pain follow: him I: tho
wheel follows the foot of the ox lb“
draws the cart.

For hatred doe- not new by inked ct

an old ruin. .
Let a man overcoming” by love; h3-
bim overcome evil by good; let him at.
ercome tho greedy by liberal“! tho Hu-
by truth. v

Let us live
than vim into mi ,
Mwmhzudwdlmtmw ,

no minor: me man may.
but know the UM the In. out
Walla-dun. In

Among than who

 

 

 

 

 

any time; hatred can; by love—this is '
happy, then. not Haiti

W. I"
it“ Md ,

mwmm

lie:

whom some people presume her lobe by

and light hearted, and is constantly

actually engaged, which is partly the

lrvchnm

the new members of her murmur, ‘hmv
may tbc vcivc be wrvcd in its original
fiwlinm ?‘

‘Tbv Rival Jenny Lind‘, 8h!" said. ‘und
also \‘iiuxlot, (twin and Will, and
many others, haw declnuul that you
should not partial nvcr ten minutvs.
and than with long mm. 1 follow this

singing three horns, (won who“ I “who
against my hands, so as to throw the

flaw or veil against the clar (malice of
sound, I rest the voice, neither speaking
nor singing. A great singer, who snug
iu Lohengrin on Monday and in the
Magic Flute on \Vednesday. completely
ruined her voice by undertaking to sus-
tain opposite roles. The voice may be
drawn like rubber, but it must be done
naturally and with extreme care, a hall‘
note at a time, or else it will be strained.
This is called mezzo, or the art of bold-
ing the voice to its most delicate and ex-
quisite tone. so that, being under most
perfect control, it. may follow the feel-
ing of the music and words. I very
rarely sing in full voice. holding myself
alwaysin reserve for a grand dramatic
effect, so that; when the curtain fails I
could sing the opera over again, and if I
felt that I could not then I should know
that the freshness of sound had been

marred by straining."
700‘

Wasted Light In the streets.

 

 

 

Every street lamp lights up not only
the portion of the street in which the
light is needed. but a great space over-
head where the light does no good. It
would certainly seem that reflectors
might be so arranged asto utilize a good
deal of this light that now does no good
to any one. Experiments in this direct-
ion have been made recently with kero-
sene, gas 3nd electric lights, and the re-
sult was even more striking than would
be commonly expected. The average
of a considerable number of tests gave
for the light with reflector as compared
with the same light without rvflectornn
increase of 334 per cent, that is to say
the available light in the street was
about four times as great as before. The
least percentage of increase in any class
of tests was390 per cent and the great
est which was obtained with an unshad-
ed electric light was 490 per cent.
\Vhether any such results can be ob‘
tained in practice remains to be seen,
but. it seems renewable to expect that
an important gain might. be made at a
very moderate coat, and that the subject
is worth investigation by all who have
the management of street lighting.
WOW—D'—

It is said that there are 843 spoken
language: in India, and, including dif
ferent dialects, 540. The no: of the Em
glish languagc, however, is fast supplant-

mu “rev" “Huh was“ ‘huugh em“- ““3 “the" “W“ “Ppmoht‘d and inqulrfidl ing them. particularly cmongtheyoung.

From 8,000 to 10,000 candidntee are an-
nnnliy examined at. the three great uni‘
vanities of India, and English is the

important otiice within the gift of his onngallop, and he was seen no more chief language employed.

W...
A Queer Invention.

 

A demure machine has bean invenb
ed in Fronce, but it i: hardly likely to
Me the place of the humor: kind in gen-
eral use. It is simple n «morn. so ar.
ranged that when a suspicious per-son
enters a bulk or other room. a clerk
touches n little button. Presently, n
concealed camera is brought lath pity,
the cent-itin- plnte is exposed, Mid in an
instant the man's photograph is “ken.
Or, again, the head of the house louver
his business and confides it. to big clerk.
some of the clerks go to sleep, or smoke
cigars. or nkylnrb, or do other things not
exactly in keeping with their calling,
when then: comes in x oer-ice of plum,
worked by clock-work, cud every action
or the clerk: during n series of hour. is
«corded. There might. be even 1 plan-
ing. though compromising on at this
mechnuicd com With such on in.
strumcnt all the hondcornest women ct
& wires might: be photographed without
their knowledge. cud salaries o! bean-
tiea be put up at. my one’a communal.

W
Give the Bur-her Ill- nae.

mmuiémmdwm
cm ncbmfouhublnsilkfll-
ml balm- mn will. M

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in: mat of the inmiew to the pib-

NW of her halving persistwtiy w?
refused to sing the Tinviata, but instead Pause-t
she is frank and hearty in her banners,
rind exhibits in her npid conversation
the Sign“ of humor and nmiabiliw. She than you can feel ‘ «widow‘s MI
is generally in high spirits, momriabry puts», the morning after election

singing a joyous cadmium when not

emote: exuberant spirits. and partly
tho habit of Noting the voice to try its

‘Mlss Abbotl,‘ the reporter asked, after
ho had listcned to the little lady‘s dia-‘I open!“
quiuiticn on Patience and the merits of ; “Sat at all.“

mic, and watch my valor night and day, ;

sound brick, and if I detect the sliglwest '

mum «hdfu Mira uni-ha,

in would Whack-0'

thetollcw‘ “macaw ‘ whmmwhuoutbc

imam! cl! them round. You on
hid-tin your Whowem.“

“Miss Abbott i: not slumber tmlmmuummmgmnwm
sqmniish and early-woody womwlout mfiuthalm

“A“: you in the Wentbcr have“ “t“
“No: I sell port,"

6

“Dim the rum bun l“
“Not at all, I can‘t hid it my more

id”\“
in “finite election excitement is own it
i “unmet ha: been over mm in
«rocks?
l Fans»,

“1: it too cold for you with the door

“We are going to have a mild winter.“
A “It looks that way, and I trust we may
lb:- ablc to scramble through on our bum

in: ounces and cunuucr undrrvlothcc.“

‘ ‘t‘lm slave?“
| “Yes. a elm no you our» 1 ml thin
shim to last until pix-day.
{ “Crops on good bore.“
: “‘l‘hvy may be: but it la mu propcr
,for a man who cut: hair to speak of
crop. That was originally intended
for n joke in London, where it In: built
and bad a long, prosperous mu, “d un-
derwent various changes to meet various
contingencies. It is now respected sim-
ply on account of it: great age, and is
kept olive on warm bricks. stimulants
and medicated underclotbos.“

Pauae‘

“Sud suicide last night; 9"

“Didn‘t hear of it, but it must have
been. Suicides are generally and. Don‘t.
know as I ever heard of a real delightful
merry suicide that embraced all the co-
static elements of a sail over a tranquil
lake at twilight, accompanied by a girl
with soft black eyes and a tender littln
rosebud mouth."

Pause.

“Your hair is getting thin on top."

\“Tbut‘a the correct place for it to get
thin. Suppose a man‘s” hair should fall
out all around and remain intact on the
top ! Then he would be tufted like a
cockatoo and he would eclipse 3 min-
atrvl show every time he lifted his bat
to a lady. And he might wax such a
tuft and work it up too point liken
cotton. and thus afiord his friends lots
of innrmnt amusement. or he might
grow it long. and let it hang around his
head in a fringe, or convert it into apig-
tail."

Pause.

“Bay rum T4 “

‘|Y“u"

“Fifteen cents."

“Hen.“

“Thank you. Good morning.
“Good morning."

And the patron who had done twice
as much Hiking as the barber walked
outs—Puck.

f Ball

Baltimore bu a high reputation for
the beauty of her women. “We live on
the zone of beauty," any: the American",
“and whatever is beautiful in the di~
verso races of men metros its ultimnle ~
perfection in this latitude. In fact, ug~
liliesa can‘t stand this climate, It ht:
got to die out or emigrate. It is two
that than are some “nasty marked
families who hold out wonderfully
against the beautifying influences of tho
climate and upturn, but the“ m ex~
cepticnnl.“ The writer confuses, horn
ever, that the but: of Baltimore bunny
is imported. for it. adds: "It in my to
and in thin city the finest examples of
two Celtic Irish bounty, the hire“
blonds Snxouu cud None turn. the Nor-
mnn French type, and the Iulinn aid
Spuish brunettes. Some ofltbo most
bountiful examples of the Eobrcw type
that the world out chow we found in
this city.“

~—-——-¢¢o—-———
incl-ch neuritic".

 

——-—-..——-—-

Hauwlmm

Alas! the hen-cleaned; of which bu-
mm nature is «pubic. Some in glut-
ltony nod drunkcn‘nen are cudnvodng’
too Itill the voice of a. . removing cou-
Icience are striving. by brutalixing their
nature, to obliterate the memory of put
crimes; or wane will, no inboring to
produce tint fleadiéhneu of spirit which
actually delights in dwelling upon the
former scene: of lormer inlquitlec. Env-
enlisted soul and body in the service of
Satan, they utetnpt toslleuoe fluvial”.
cringu or God in tho Ioul. nut to they
win henceforth numbed.

or in gully decanted about. in airing
cud drinking, revolting nod - rioting,
while the world‘n union-tonnes In pin:
in; any. in cell-n and comb, un-
finown. unrelieved, untitled. Tbsp“-
gnu wall of mgubh, deep-dawn sigh
which only hopeless poverty an have,
in: m plot which in we coll-
nro they Ml In mu lieut-
MMSIIIIAMWOIM' Mid-
volity the not out! Hum“ ug; >., f
will: Why inland: am hillb-
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