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Frank Siddall
AND
Mila'Hmmai
The Best in the
World l
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O. W. OAY’S
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lumber
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Planing Mill,
M \Vl F \L‘Tl'lll‘ill“ \ll‘
Doors. Sushvs. lllimlS.
Mouldings. Window
Frames. l’avkinu‘
Pic.
lion‘s,
Mill and Ullim‘. {out nl’ Mur‘lmll ~1rm v.
South Nor-walk. Ct.
Rubber Paim“
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Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to pluwtru-u
dnont imitations in the market.
All Genuine Rubin-r Paint hours this
trademark.
Soc that l:
W are
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FOR .‘HE SPRING TR \DE.
1: on awry li‘Cllek‘.
Try it once and you Will use no other.
FOR SALE BY
John H. Ferris
All Colt”:
FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET.
MASON & HAM'LIN‘
OREANS
'l’lw Mason & Hamlin
Organ illlll PlilllO Olllllllfllll.
46 East 14th St. (Union Square),
N E W YORK.
Ofl’vrr the Lament men:
%th If”: (laumtha’g’arlor targmmflgtg?gglfe;)
tuft. $2. ’0. 3-H. “6. I72. flit. $90 and
up: or... Aw; or may payment; £7.25 per nor
{gag normal... These arm have rec: Vrd
at W -
dmtnal «Mia'm “'0?“ mix? “3‘3;
Ana-(rm I a»: ' mil :2‘ ' I. and
any}, $1 or firm»: I Ian} flan.
m: a: Minn. at l
a, n. . wn ch was the {am
looms. r I
‘53 Mlmtmmofm
awm.
2 cm g8&_hyuh~wyw
I!" mu.
A. Finch k. Son’s
BOOK BEER
My fellow paupengers in the trip east
sci-use the plains over the Atehison, Topeka
andSuntn Fe road were not very lively orsoci-
ahle until we pulled out from Pueblo. and
then they brightened up and began to lie
to each other. We ran over a dog, which
had the «fleet of making us all lifelong
triends for the time being. There are only
two ways of making the monotonous ride of
500 miles acrosetha plains endurable-1 and
they are, either become insensiblo before
you start and remain so, or else have a
lively party to accompany you. 801110 of
us tried to become insunsiblcmnd our eil'orte
bod the cllect of making on" a very lively
party before we reached Ka City.
One of our party discovered feather on
the porter’s coat. while that individual was
making upu berth. He came kin tho
smoking-mom and reported the d. We
appointed a committee of three to question
the porter no to where the feather came
from. The committee reported that the
colored individual had said the feather evi-
dently came from one of the pillows. The
committee also secured the feather. The
fat man, who occupied two seats and travel-
ed on a druid-head ticket, gave it no his
Opinion thuttho company had placed the
feather on the porter-'3 coat for the purpose
of making the passengers believe that thorn
were more feathers somewhere in the cur-
possibly in the pillows or mattresseoe. The
loan man. who sat on one button of the
porter’s seat in the wash-room, (aid that it
was a shame to mine the hopes of the pun-
sengem in this way. Lots were drawn for
the pomion of the feather, and the Call-
fornin mun won the prize, and slept in
downy bodsof cascthat night. “Talkin’
about feathers.“ said the California xnnu,
“California uses a great many, a very great
many."
“Ah, in what way?" asked the man in
the checked suit.
“Why, youace," replied the California
man. “the fruit grown in my stain is no
good if it is ullowod to full to tho ground.
The full bruiws it. and niukos it unmarkrt—
able. The commiucnuu is that tlm fruit.
growers huvo to lmvo feutber lM‘LL‘I undi-r oil
the trues for the fruit to drop upon. I am
going oust now to putt-m on oluotrirnl mn-
chino for [Inventing the fruit from {allllll};
when it becomes. ripv. i will run It \viru to
the trunk of mvh trim, and the blnmcil lruit
will have to hung on rte 1 mg on the circuit
is connected. “'lwu thvx fruit iw‘ ulmost ripe
I willhave men witlxbmkels, lined with
silk plush, stand under the trout. Then I
will turn ofltlu current and the fruit is
bound to drop."
"A wry mow .irnuuvmvut.“ \w all l‘t‘llll-
ed in charm, for Wu unintud to amour-Ago
the t‘uliforuia to ill.
“ You; l'lll thrn (‘ ilifurmi i~ no plduu‘ for
n poor man.“ he ountlouvd, “and ll dm'm‘!
[my to miso fruit. Fruit them is. mono
than tlin Mix-higun tin-u or tho llixuixxippl
floods it will get llln' lnw‘! of you. I N.
lllt‘nzlh‘l‘ :\ poor. rcouomioul luwnlmdirr,
nomad Aln- Solomon, who than-4b! he would
uriuuiucmw u also of tin tho-v golden hulls
to lull)?" Oiiintxlri of lua ulnro. ”1‘ look lln‘x‘o
offliv .mill .1 (‘llu‘oruri prim-N luv mull
tlud, cmvrnl tin-m \nlii gnlddnd. and l..‘.::.;
than up our ins Moro dour. ll ‘ \n ::l
homo that lllqlll chuckling owr llll‘ ldru
that lw lml not his sign » . \‘lu up. llut.
poor fallow. ll: it \igu ymrvl lam nun “
“ Hnw M) 1‘“ \tl‘ .hlil‘l
“ \K'rll. All" mum down um! morning
and found lbw \tl‘nr-t m in» .3 of l::- slwri‘
Nm‘kddrl. :i: l 1m} ”'4 ‘H guu‘dm: ll.‘
ph'iniww Yo". ~ :« ll: . groin ln-l go m
during tho 2;: it w. i ll.- ll' \\. ljlii in l ruli-
c‘d tho {rm-n9 of in ~t we out. on] oomph h l\
(l"lll'lll\ll“l tho l»:i.l in: z “
“ la lint pvwilxln 2v“ mite-l tlw lliiu umh
“ chr quilte a ”our word in my lifv.“
Npl: d tho (‘uliforuit mu'i . and We lmlivw
him
“ I don‘t uu-lvr‘tm-i "
loolitng out of tho wind 1W. “ nix}.
uni llw drunnnnr.
13w Linu-
rra :tll"\'\ ) »:- (.‘AlllV‘ to 11d»? 2 ..! \‘.. trim
of llxh “gill :* nil. ll "
“ “Wm," ntllliwl‘.d.l'o:‘1:f.im.m. ""~ In
mail; ' lilo rout. qr ~':... liui ill 3 mm. .n'l
.1” l‘..*.! l‘t (‘Ll :' tz‘.:z\_ I run 2 r 1...;
limit Snub ll ~ t'.,..»~l l;.- \ .‘12 out :o
‘v.\!‘:U.-' on tim lt.-“.l in l won in
win. r \l'll ull. t‘:z:.k\l:.: ll \\ .~ , 2w -' (u
fin! .t'lllilli\'\e‘. x.v1\\i!';vl;.l'\ 'l, ..
'l'iu‘ he'xt moron»; 2w “ink! on: L: rwam l up
his mule, but wry u mulu could llv tin-l."
“ ’l‘hvy lmd all when to their heels. t‘ll ?‘
fluid the fat mun.
“Oh. no; lllvr‘a you. no. Thorn lm-l mum
"pit hllUWt‘t in HM nigh! llzul lutd ninth-d
Smith i when! growing, :md ilezv whom. had
Actually token lltl‘ \itlili‘ up “llll it. and
they n-uro cloun out of night til" next morn-
lug."
"Why didn't he out the wheat down 1""
asked the l‘luiuvillo mun.
“No uw.“ replied the Culiforniu man,
”he couldn‘t have sold it."
“ Why not 1'“
" Because it would have tasted of the
beef."
“ Oranges 1mm ho very abundant in youi
state," humbly “ingested the lean mun.
“Abundant? Well. you can unrubln on
the {not that thvy are," replivd the Califor-
nia mun. Spool-Ling oi omngc-u r~.~minda me
of Johnny Morton. Johnny wu‘ a good
kind of a boy, but he would ploy with n
lwun-blowcr. Ho run short of lJK‘flllfi one
tiny and had to full back on orange semis.
W911, one day he thought ho would take a
ihy at his father , no hr: hid behind the
burn. and when the old gentlmmu came out
Johnny fired an orange seed at him. That
amngv need took old Morton right in the
ear. and it went in no deep they couldn't
get it out again. Next morning the old
gontlvnmu wan Summing with a big hood.
The doctor examined him. and found two
two little green leaves in his e:\r.”‘
“Seed had taken root, eh i’"
" Yes; and they couldn't stop it. either.
They just had a nurse to sit by Morton’s
side and pull those leaves 05 as soon as they
appr-u-ed. But it was no use; the leaves
got the upper hand, and kept it. The plant
grew so mpidly that Morton gotdir‘a'oumgod
And died. with the statement on his lips
that he um: tired of hill: ing oguinat Califor-
nia fruit. They planted Morton and the
tree at tho some time. for they were one and
inseparable."
" We are nearing Florence." said the fat
man, “and we stead: show of getting I
very nice supper."
"I think I shall tackle a slight inch,”
said the California man, " although I got
myself into trouble once for bringing lunch
on board."
“ How was that ?" asked the drummer.
“ Why it Win down in Los Angeles, and I
stopped on and drunk a glass of milk at the
lunch-counter. and bought a doughnut. I
brought the doughnut on the train, but the
conductor would not let me keep it in the
passenger car."
“ Why not 2" we asked.
“Why," said the Califomia man, “he
claimed that it was freight, and wanted me
to pay extra chat-gen on it."
“Florence. twenty minutes for supper,”
shouted the batman, and we 31. lapped.—
Denrer Inter-W
————‘.§-——_
Walnut Lent Hall- Reetoror.
Is entirely diner-cut from all others. It
is as Click: an trawl-find. as its nme indi-
cates. is a perfect Vegetable HairReetor-
or. It mil immediately free the held
from all dandruff, restore grey hair to
its unravel color and produce a new
growth where it has fallen off. It does
notin any moor deal: the health,
which Sulphur, Sugar of Land. Nitrate
of diver preparation. have done It
wfllohungo light Ol’fldedhlh‘ inafow
day: to I. beautiful, “brown. Ark
your druggiet for it,
“muted. Gun. 3. Chianti-n. New
York.“ ”£60011“! 9n.
«v “11.5 b
If You are Ruined
in health from any cause, especially
from the use of any of the thousand
noetrums that promise so largely, with
long ficticious testimonials, have no fear.
Resort to Hop Bitters at once, and in a
short time you will have the most to
bust and blooming health.
————..’—__
flow It “first
At the battle of Gettysburg I was shot
through the left leg and was sent to the
hospital. The army surgeon relieved me
but pronounced my cusn incurable. It
discharged pieces of bonn. and for years
Iliave suffered with a running sore. I
tried everything which my limited
means would allow, and oxpcrioncod no
relief until I triodSulphur Bitters. I am
now almost well, and shall continue their
use—Old Soldier.
—ooo—--—
In this age nlmost every lu-ruou Is a
reader. and receives more instruction
from the press than the pulpit.
———....___
A Good ‘Foundutlon.
In American households the prevailing
complaint“ un‘ wvukness of the stomach
and its consequences, Indigestion. Nev-
vousnese and Rheumatism. Such suf-
ferers can lay a good foundation for
health by using Parker‘s Ginger Tonic
n-x it tones up the stomach and nerves,
and keeps the kidneys active to carry off
the foul mutton—N. O. Picayune.
-————9w
He who obeys with modesty appears
Worthy of some day or other being ul-
lowed to command.
w...“
Beware of Imitation».
The delicate odor of Floroetou Unl-
ogue is entirely now-l. Look for simm-
lure of lilac-ox 65 Co. N. Y., on each
bottle.
_ ,w . .
A young exquisite. the non of n celolmntud
Now York nou‘umkcr, is exciting much
gmwddiuturnd laughter by hi» I‘xcooding
dnimlum and lavish dixpluy. He has lately
uttainml his majority and in anxious evident
ly to dispense the large income he find: at
hiscoluumud. 116 bus forty coats, an um.
brolln for each abode of (ll‘t'fifi uud canes and
Icurfpins innumerable. llu said he lmd u)
not a lumughum bvcnusu he luhl to g0 to me
lmvyvr'u no oftun and he has, besidv-l. It lww
wlnevlvr and n Rlllnlllll all-igh “‘llll hum-w to
mulch. llu l1!“ flout-m m-ut to bid roomn
twice a duy and Who!) he milks \\ llll u young
lady he always buy-H for lmr n numt ripen.
sive bouquet. llo spout $4.3M“ in filling
up two room»: in bin motlmr‘u lmuen. llo
wears three Imu‘VUlmlfl ring-I upon his hand
FA Cat‘s—eye not in immune-rm! gold. a rod
mt‘a~«ye, Willi two diamonds. and a M)”
plum art With two diamonds. lllri shirt but-
toui urn two pool‘l.» nut in the sauna ph‘x‘iuul
slum-n. llv ll u the dozen pairs u! mlk bone,
“will lil“ nmuaamm upon tin-m, uud lm lust
A man- in “llll‘ll is mmcvulwl u volun'uv foun-
ktlu 7 t ‘un‘ ‘nmm’ t 'iuumrrwlh’
—~« 0-.
NEW US!“ FOR Ol‘iili\ CLKRSKS.
- .1 :‘.v .l-w u \ry of n
‘m ‘.r. mu in nu
(‘lnw “1"“ tin ‘
\‘I‘ll.l»x\‘.‘.t l l}' \\l
j...“ my y.~.;.l.~2 pm n ‘. ~' in. ‘.l\ll\ll\, Mid tho
\l;~.‘1\t‘~‘l“\‘ l1. le‘ .» “ .~.' ‘l llirh’luzw for ”V
(win: In M \_\ l. » . \ ; wz‘r, lilr'l'l‘ vuxum
n l‘liiitl x- l . .l x\ to! n ll-l in aid om
hr ' 3y ill-1 » v. “l ll.» .lznximm-i of their
duty H” .-4 Iiw inky llrma of optimum
hm you in l l - .m up I“. .lu. which um in u
mozn-‘nl‘i i: ~l lw lix ‘l to llli . u [In'l'u‘uh
ll in ML: w“. -l lint >11 ‘.x u “it“ in 1y lm
llv‘vl l" :" i \l\"t'll r; \ m mil '1' in HM \ln
. 1-: lure of pro
till the l\ ~l, li-lih'.»
[w ."_.1 ....:ll:
lilo »i‘ 2‘. ' . . vj "l vhn in
V 1y “Lot-T u l i. l‘im lllleUI.
gli-wx .I‘v~ :.. u .bln. 3' Ln in :\ Inomwnt
low-ta l't ”(lord ll‘} lulf' 1 ~’u::'ugu‘|ic
'rt m-m, . n l :H - 2* u: “‘31. .l mm 1.‘ lit in Olin
‘lll‘livlfir. ‘-'.‘:- 13w .i‘.‘ .l. l“l\ mime-4
at ll: . u - v .. u- ll \‘l iv‘ .‘ >\'.~:‘ l a.» no to
(W ll; ' . lvi'l'i Pitta-pull); l'im
pipe of i-l‘d r In . . l l .li‘r -".\ ly
by n ld.‘ ii LL: .\ w my.» w \\.\. wr-
llllutml ul l3. . Ill‘ n‘. 'l( ui‘ inn 1’: mkllu In il‘
lllit‘ llml light, on Wl'll to two photographs
taken lny tlm mdrumnut In this «‘xly. "I'I’HI'
Whip)!“ It’n‘dl‘il.
- 9.0 - -
How to (‘uolt lilo
1‘ llii‘i- i~ lm'nmin‘; u muv‘o nmrl- popular
urxwlv of lirul than lwrvtol'orv. It in
frvqnvntly sulmtimlml forpotutove ut the
(‘lllf‘r nwnl of tlw day. living mow ml-
(litmus umi mnrv l‘vtulily digi‘htvd. .\l
ltd pl‘vsvnt \‘lmi it is, I‘vlnlin‘ly t‘lwupvr
than potatoes, ontmoul or gv'iiivi~;:i'i~ts x f
any kind. In preparing it only Jllrt
Pnougli (‘old qurr should ho pom'wl on
t l [In-vent tlu- riv‘v from burning nt 11qu
bottom of tln- l”"- which should hun-
n cloev littln: (nwrr. and with n module
a'(- fir" tlw llt‘t' i~ stunnwd rullwr Hum
boiled llntll it i~ In‘nrly done: Hum ll 9
CUVl'!‘ lr~ llllivll oil". tiw surplun H. um and
mi i~lurn illl<l\‘«' in m.- mu. Mini lln- rzm-
turnx out n nuns of snuuuwlniu kvrm‘lm
each sopurute from the o lu-r. and us
much supvrinr to the usuul soggy muss,
as a fine manly potato is supmior to tho
water-soaked urticlu.
W-~~
The Barber.
The barber, cuildrt-n, is of un extinct
up vim. Thu lmir (ll‘i'rsu'l‘ and lOilnul'lhl
urtiat of the prom-ht (lay nro utippmed,
however. to be descendants of the bar-
ber in (low: lino,
The borl‘el is a: lri'ut'ln'rnus rn-utuio.
He is m-n r to lm (l. pvlltlt‘d upon. H:-
hus ln-on 1m: “‘1: [Ht'ill his bust friundn
lie is rmuullszlluly >lmrp in his hublm'ss
transaction. mul lw mil 3?. .\ a. you If you
give him a chain-v. In im-t. allnvmg
may be said to be l.l:~' l!ll>lll(‘.‘1’.
The barber la a wrapping lrlioW, and
is ever ready to razor WHY. I have fre-
quently seen him take in man by the
nose without the least. provocation.
He always want: his liuue way, and is
alwu} a lowly for a brutal).
He lldh his thorn-um.Wings. to ln- sure
and i. up: to ntlr up your «lumlur. but he
hang v. 1'5 hl‘iliIUUl tnnguu, and known
how to lay on tlu- ltllllr‘l‘.
I t‘un‘i suy that he was i-er charged
wull murdur. but thousands of people
dye in his ehup yearly.
Formerly a barber was it surgeon
also, and used to be paid for bleeding
his customers. Nowadays he draws
blood without extra charge.
The barber («was a great many attentive
scenes. There is agood deal of parting
going on every clay in his shop.
The barber seldom uses nails when
mingling. though he may use them
when he comes to the scratch.
The barber is u very econ-tire follow
You will find locks everywhere about
his place.
He has little recreation.
his chief amusement.
He always stands well in his protest-
iou. You will generally find him at the
held
Curling is
Though the be: her may have no chil-
dren to repel" his inheritance. there are
airway: many hair: cannot at hie chop.
The barber‘s motto is: “Seaport. up
over.” .
7 There are may more thing- 311 night
'fl-‘m'fiwoue-emua 1 w.
The public has long since awarded to
Ayer'e Hair Vigor the foremost place
among reliable Hair Restorativee. It is
effectual, agreeable and obsoluely harm-
loss. It makes the hair fresh and luxuri-
ant, and old age scarce and unfashion-
able.
———-¢oo~
Knowledge is not what we read, but
what we hold; but we are judged by the
use we make of it.
“om—.—
flow to Secure lloulllt.
It enema strange that anyone will suf-
for "mm the many demngementa
br ' liton by an impure condition of
[I . food, when Scovan's Sansamnxb
1 . um STILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIV
1w. SYRUP will restore perfect health to
ll”: physical organization. It is indeed
it strengthening syrup, pleasant to take.
and has proven itselfto be the BEST
131.001) rvmrum ever discovered, ell'vct
ually curing Scrofula. Syphilitio dis-
orderr, Weakness of the Kidneys.
Erysipclas, Malaria; all Nervous Disor-
ders and Dobility, Bilioua cotuplniutfuntl
all diseases indicating an impure condi-
tion of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys. Stom-
ach, skin, etc. It corrects indigestion.
A single bottle will prove to you its mer-
its as A health ronowur,t‘or it ACTS Lilian
cualwmspeoiully when tho complaints is
of an exhaustive nature. having a tend-
ency to loosen the natural vigor of the
brain and nervous system.
BAKER'S PAIN I‘ANACEA cures pain in
Mon and Boast. For use externally and
uterunlly.
-v———-
DR. ROGER'S VEGETABLE wonM SYRUP
natuntly (loutroys worms and removes
the Secretionu which cause them.
’0‘“
Dollouln Fomulca-
Thu exuctionu of society. added to the
curve of maternity and tho houeolmld,
huvc- tvstul bi-ynnd rndul'um‘u the frail
countllutmnu which llllVl' been around
tlw mujurlly of women. 'l‘o (‘Hllllllll thin
h-ndrm'y to prvnmturi- (ll ('lllnf‘. no run-
vdy ml t’\\l|ll\l|!1|:tiur‘r0x llm mumbling
and flirt-“Killing [Il‘vpt‘llli‘x of M \l.'I‘
lll'l"l‘l‘llih‘. 'l‘lh‘y t'lll‘lt‘li tlw blood, por-
fort illgmliou. ntimuluh- tho liu-r and
kidneys. arrvnt ult-vrutiw \"t‘fllillt‘ufi. and
purify and \‘italxzu awry function of the
female system.
— fin.
.\ Pleasant Letter.
II Iliuun ni‘u Sirutvi‘ul "our! and
{Hum llunur \\ in r0 "uncu-
li llm‘.
Mr. “Willem W. Cluidwirk. of llulvlr
villn. l‘nnu . \\'lllt‘r~ umlvr «lulu of Juur
ll. infill, In ilz. Kcum-d). to :n\' that lb.-
u~n nt' "Klvnmily‘e l"l|\'|'||l\‘ liq-mnly“
lulu runnl him of Hill Show. hum \\ inch
ln- lmd rum: li'llt‘I‘ll Q \Hi (hm: lull \‘uiw
tort t1 u loin lnw. Mi t‘hmlnu‘k fol!
\\ hull) ‘ in. \l \\'i|\'ll lu- u r--‘~~ and mayo:
"1 Luv hid lIu pun tor ~.,\ moulln.
an i l!.‘.\(' mu... Inuulhml m} llwnll owl van
rdunl u I.Ill ll.l_\.." null. l hw‘wlllitu‘iJl
‘lic‘iiiwuh ‘a immlw limmuh‘ in mm mw
sull‘oum: Mom 2; dvruugi-d nor.“ thulv-
iul pulnmlx Mv \‘unumm l'l' Ko‘uuwl)
1-. daily in wwwt nl lull in I‘m-.u llwm.
vuuvuuig nnmlar wnlmmm» ‘llwn
lvnvuurv quillm‘wule uini lull in ull
\‘nl‘II‘lHN of plv|.-~..-nl..._;\. Inn invariably
.‘h‘lllllt: i'nrlh who thin: Ilw \.\luv 0!
“Krmuuly . l“.t\'\ll'll“ Ii-‘uu-d) ‘ lul nmuy
forum ut ilzu‘xvnx ll ll\:\\ l-v ‘qut llu‘
lllwg gnu l\;|\v inwn lunkillq iii. In
_\ulll‘ anr dm-mlnrml" lluw you lb»
mum-mull ul ilw Killllt')?‘ “l li-mldrr.
nurSi‘I‘lHlf‘ll \\ uh (‘onxllpulmu nl‘ llw How
pini- li‘ ml, _\.m \Vunl "livmwdy'u l-‘n~
\‘ul‘lh' livmmly.“ llr. Ki‘luu‘d) prm‘lii‘m
Mwln‘uw .‘md F‘nrunr)‘ in nil tin-Ir lu‘nm‘li»
("L \Vl’uv :md alulv your (‘ilm‘ l'l‘unkiy.
lfl‘lll‘l'l! pmnlplly:uunvrod. Add...“ llr.
1mm! Kunnmly. l\‘ nuluul. N. Y “llr.
linnnmi) ‘_~ l".|\'|‘llll‘ lirmi d\ " l- r solo by
nil drut'uht.
315.4%??? .f
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ohvm srow.
ONOERTOKEil
Mum SL. up sluire, (‘lurk it lumo'a lllook
meslhuxvrt: 46 WEST 51‘. al.-
335‘” luu-u n l'nomcss won l-lthuuxo
l'nr hllpt'l'lnl‘ lo the um lm\‘ now in New,
and uttmulml Willi no more oxpmm‘.
W‘Kfiifi:
(b
THOUSllliiio
0F FfllfllLitiS
U51.
Nut oulv for lie PURITY. but because of its
Washing ,
P?“ M In \vnrrnntml tho I! ' ' -
8“" ND.‘ P‘In tho world. EST I'Alx
(‘haaryiuwiiorny Ill 1; our-Smotto. nn-l it. ponl‘illnriy
L' or loan 0 our on Ms E‘ u' :4 I)
out clue- dimmer-.2.l ! ‘ h In y M!
BURST S. DANS & 00.
OSTON. MASS.
uurnluoru'r v in
ualilies
doothl- Ladle: lu dell to 9
one '
. mm ‘
-. 01,000: will be >1 '
! ii‘ocggxatgym- .. uouewhero rm- ..
. :t -- H K m
Ssnmnnnrgme. not tonne. It i
-- vet-tails. ,
Special Notice
Having added to the stock
we would respectfully will the
attention of the public in one
of the largest and most, mm-
plote variety of
BUOTSW
SHOES !
in the country for the Spring
and Summer triulo, consisting
of all widths, gradvs uml quali-
ties. Prices
TOO NOIOOI‘OOS lO MOOllOO.
Our Motto is:—-LAll(i 1'3 SA LICS
and SMALL l’li(f)l*‘l'l‘.
one, Como all.
Rmnombor!
C. H. HARVEY
39 Hull! Stru‘l. our. Hamlin”.
V Joni-a H. so; i "
ll OlST,
MAIN 8TH. 1.9 ET.
SOUTH NOR W A l .l\'.
(Him:
E...W.Bl.lilli3100lll
. a muku New {lob
loud. and “‘lll vomplvtrly rhxouo tho blood in
tln‘i‘uliron «mu in “Iron umulhu. Anvpemn
“ho \\ ll l n‘.«- l gull Hull "lulu from 1 to l‘lwmkl
lnuv lr.- ruddy-v.1 1.. mm“. lwulth if uurh n thing
on p... u 0-» ~.1\Ill\'ln'ulfur a nHor etanuu.
I, s. .hlll ‘ \H.\' d! (0., Bone». Mar .
rpm... . u, 1» . -. .-...~, Mu.
“ EVERYWHERK to null
“GENT§ WANTED moi-u: Fun“ Knit
“In: Nuwllino ywr Unrated “2.: km n \1ll‘nf
rim Mum. “II“ II hill. and To“ commode. m
Ntmuutru u u m e...- tnu .-\ gm“ raw-u .4 "my.
mat for will. in [Lao uni“ are u l'uadv nurtvt Srul
M \ mum: and [rum to Hm Twounb "I“
I
“live 1‘9“ «8 \\ mm at“ fiftieth?!“
you". and In tho lwd
l'rcpnratlou nor l-x ' Tl
\o llh‘il fur [Ht-Till: l ‘. ' . .
(‘- .r.
L Au.
(-1 .\ ' "A ' T“ X
\ \ II» t 1 Alli-3‘31)!
\'0l"|‘ll I‘I'L (‘0! U3? M‘f‘»
‘7...,‘-_"..‘_15‘_i_‘£“.-m_-,’ c}, .
l; r. thm ”m a: ti~
ml fund mul vulvr 1 u :5 ~ I
h .t l r Humid \\ Uh out
- .:inlll;:llu\ul.lli. .t n’ it
‘l.t’l‘«' no null Huh 3. 'u 1'.“
mouth v! Kim Il Air. 2 z‘zu‘
..t it. ll‘nu'lpng .x» l;
.‘..'.l.‘ 1.: “:7. n ;'l Ii. .1 -)
\ A'. 5: 2‘ “All .‘ ill-fl.
i? .. “i w lhllluf. I n-fl‘ M
isn- u'ul llznull‘ul‘l'. in
n lllli‘. lllll‘lhhlhil it
.‘ l-l \l r_\' cloalnthlo. nixli ,.' l
l tho Lulrn ulllwu vortmvm '
lwlilvh nll mlmlrr. It.
llim‘pn tho lwml clean.
. mvoot and healthy.
, :F
NGHAM‘F n
CK FOR THE ' ' E’ YE
7 re
“1 H l S K 2'3. 9 it.»
\\ i.l rll.;|:;,c~ tho lwnrll :n‘. Elli)“ )6
..-~ LLACK at (llutrruilun. iii-in); in
un' propnrnllou It In l‘flslij uppllul.
c010!
nud prmlurol n. [Il‘i‘lllllln'LC
that will not. wash ofl‘.
.._.. .......... -...__~
PREPARED I! '
B. P. HALL 89 60.. NASHUA. ll. ll.
Sold by all Dealers ln Medicine.
6:: n “'m-k in your own hm n ‘f‘l - .\.~ ::.v ' 3.5
U until! fruv. Addruvu ll. HA: I Err “'10.,
lo ’ ‘
rllnxrl. .‘lllllll'. .~‘ '.' i)-
AGood, ”(twist-)3!)-
(lustrious, loingu‘u'uio
man, to live in moms
over our oii'ivv. mire.
care horses and muko
hilnselfgonomily use-
ful aboutizbo store. and
coal yard. Must be
abloto read and write.
FOR SALE '
BU DINOLUTS
Al Bantam Farm.
HOUSE AND LOT,
Near Mimi Humans
Hursas,Wagnms_Har-
inuamii unmet,
That has been used‘rbuta few.
:ruwatn
AND
“
All Brands and Prices.
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Walnut, Ash
Cherry .
Oak.
Routing: and
Pa: per.
AND
Mill
(‘liinm (‘rovluu'gg
Mum‘s. v
. .
‘L‘i‘fi.
\thilil
low me.
Hunters. No.
A T
‘.'(;:-={.v.':aélg.
”—1.— ..- ..
'l'iw first in lllo
(ivntu'
P37 Main St.,
tllMBE
SHINGLES.
Pence Railing
Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard \Vood.
Slwutlninzz
Henry R. Fitch.
Bargai n s
LOWEST PRICES/l
llqmsv-l’hu'nislliu:
GOODS 3
(‘llildruu‘s Carriages.
and “di—
mesmw (ill Sinvvs.
(‘utlmjx limmus,
E. K. LOOKWOOO’S,
t‘:iiill.
Shoat
.‘\ l-‘ull ARSHI‘UIH‘HI «If
Low Show.
Button and (longross
Gaiters.
lmdios’ lest Pr
Kid Hutton.
I —AT—
BROWN’S
OARPETS ’
AN D
FURNITURE
AT
[animals
36 Main Street.
and
Having made arrangements
with one of the largest whole-
sale Carpet houses in New
York to furnish me with all
the new patterns as soon a
they appear, and with the use
HIEGIN’S
German Laundry
SOAP
Is the Best in use
20 Cakes For $1.00
AT
W. W. Bums ucl’s
of the Carpet Exhibitor which
shows carpets matched on a
room, um prepared to furnish
you ~urpcts at, Lower prime
and lrom a bigger variety than
any (‘my-vl Slow in llw Stale,
and us good and vixen]; us you P
York.
pics l‘vprcswnlmg uw-r lure
Thom-ind llulldl‘s
will find in New Sour
worth of
CALEB WOOD.
House, Sign
5e Ornaunmmel
AINTERi
Paper llaiugvr.(iluism-Jiruirzu
Etc.
Carpets. You :u‘v invited to
oxaminc my Slut'lx' and prices.
NU trouble in sllnw gtrutls.
My stock oi FURNITURE
is llw l;il‘;;q‘~l. llw lime-st lll'li'L‘
uml tlio lwsl umdr.
Will. LOOKWOOD,
llli.\ LlCll IN
Furniture and A
Carpets.
33 Main Street. .
XOR“’.\ me. or.
Hun-
It‘.
I.
‘llm l‘n: \ .. :z ...r ru-r .‘ludr.
.
AM‘ min-.1 --. rr yin-,3_ Ruohu. Man-
dvnr a tum. ,...- ‘<‘ttlll(ir|¥ln'!lllld
m u r‘ ..v .'. ..-g .. . .‘ i..l on." home,
‘ .ou Former. leor
:11 l‘rulm inn-lunatic
llt.
m ‘7 33
'nl 'i...:..
‘ I“. r .
t w .‘nwu lion
hr in! o their
'be :35: a:::::r:.
o l:
I ruiilnrl‘ u
.mg.
\ i .‘a .vr who I?-
n ... ». Ll stimulant,
.. without into:-
only 1.. l mu ... it. v I am It hut‘o.
it may mm 5 . 4 ,. f“ or All humlrodn.
.500mun l- . .r-.\l.'l‘ they vrm mg
gum” in . - x . ~ . y‘f‘ltyourfruvmln
Ill.ll'x.'-.)\ . .- .. - \ ..\ hose NOD I
vim m‘w v_ u. g i ' ‘ Vii“. lining-ml
duruln n : . -. . ,\n n d “on
Hintm . . l .. . l . '~ ‘ no
“I.“ lllli'.;" i... . . y. -. .
.‘ . , )
1‘ l‘ ilmul l lm \\‘|n.v1:ll .. r...
. . tux; '-
Into
any
CU 1! his
Speedy and Compile
Dr. 0. Art Ward of New York,
1." Museum-nee of Md numerous wuli‘ut- in Nonvulk
F” on lit and vicinity. will ri-Inuiu u! the ADAKS
“Ul'sh. IN" rwnlk m'crv Momlny. from 9a. m. to 8 I.
m.. and u! the “‘ARWlCK llill'SE. South Voru'ulk
awry Saturday. from ii a m. to s p. m.. and Sundev
mm 1 lo 6 p. m., whorc he is div-pouring health and .
”fourth to the umlliludvn who have ln-vn lllOllf‘hi to
of Inoumhlo hr the pummecd must flklllflu phynioiana
of tlw land. The Doctor girvnslwclul treatment in all
CHRONK‘ DISEASES Best of fnmn'nooe givcn to
ounce n! lonu standing which be hm- (‘urcd in a. few
day! or wool“. l‘rlvutc reception parlors for ladies.
couaulmtlou frets ‘ ’
FOR- SALE.
Oyster Ground and t; n! w .t on w
2 acrca'nt llrtscy‘s island. hard l‘Ollnm,tI1zd 2 acres
nt’l‘arurn llluud. A iply in
A001! M . LAYTON. Am.
65 Waeliinulon at.. South Norualk. Ct-
oncll
try
Morwalk
Oppmito R. ll. Dulmt. South
Y‘
l‘le Story of the
will be
maturing Company. or will be
distance from our odious.
NEW YORK.
r-
‘fii’il’? $15 as 340
Gulls Rewarded;
Sewing Machine.
R’liandsomo little pamphlet. blue and
gold cover, with numerous engravings,
GIVEN AWAY
to any udult person calling for it, at any
brunch or aub-otflce of The Singer Manu-
nmil, post paid, to any pereon living at a
The Sitter iiaulacturiu Co.
3“ Principal Oli‘ice, 34 Union Square.
our THISOUT!
James W. Cuvunugll,
ARTIST 1N MA RBLE.
Steamboat Wharf,
South Not-walk. Ct» \
l Will Pill 11m Highest Casi
Price For
Rags, Bones, Bottles, Iron
and Metals.
Maximo: out sell the mlyhy 1"
sent by
R
“villi.
J
Stork .‘urh I..!l“.‘t‘l' uml
Clitorln is not narcotic.
Aninh"" '.
SUN .‘~ " «».
(IRENE. — Try our oil.
Bmcli. no
of the llamc a: the ml burn» down given a lmlumx.
First time (in routing.
copper and loud.
Jack. bound in draw ANYIIU“ mid \w mm pvuu‘ 1|.
__._._...
Summer, wear juetm 'ivnd.
minim than.
SHOES
ELEGANI' SPthG S'lYLES.
NEW DESEGNS.
.llurr \m'lml
than ”or lwlnuu
ADIES’ o. CHILDREN'S
3K“
GENTS’ .1 BOYS'
A?
L E X A N D E R’S,
slxru .u‘n. a mm. «in.
NEW YORK.
V . «a; revisitsmmm
ha: ‘\ Ti‘:‘.)l‘(‘."-‘ for
n s ( .muelniuti.
.' .‘J < ‘ .‘
Pi. llol whoa. 1057 L‘d AV. 5'. \-
want, l‘Jflv‘h’c‘d! and llktnrg’:";r'u.'.'y [Elmer-2m: I. ‘
Dr. .‘\. J.(Ircc:1_l:oycrivn. lizd
‘Ijim-rrihr i.‘ c: "Artur i.) any known ervly “
Dr. ll. A. Archcr. 8.: Poniaml Au, 11:...)k‘3n
Mothcrx. Nursm
ml Doctors am. that for SourSlomacb.
l-‘lutulcuey. Dierrhmn. and Constipation.
nothinc is to prompt a: old Dr. Pitcher‘a
1.1... ,-.. .. . Castor-lo. 1%: ”elicitation the fool.
““"W' “' "‘ ' ‘ V“‘.""""' a" "i'iw'lm Outer-1a lire! robutt health and nut-
lrehunu'. .:. . . , ‘ wit now up tu-
tru. lu-w : mun II .-.-‘ .mvl: In"; H ’9‘ It“ .1001).
@uualigmam
The Grant Healing: Remedy.
. .or l“!.mz!‘.tr\llsvn.§cl-
.3. 3:". ,. . ‘-'ui.!!d~. Hurnfi. Sprain»
: g';:t‘il\, and lameness from
1 'w- .
PIE. 1‘. u'nrtmfilie grout Showman. any! :-
"Amoug my vuettrouro of Equcniriunr, Team-
licre, llorecs. Camels and Elephantt. some are
alwaye strained. bruised. or wounded. My Sur-
scone and Voterinariel all ranthut for cutie:-
itlea to men and animals. nothing in so
ethoucious u Centaur Llnlment."
438 Fifth At. New York, May 9th. :575.
”HI—M, .
New Goods 2
H. NASHO BROTHERS
lit-op no line u line of
Stove. and Rangers.
Wurruuu-d mm limo. u~ mm lav round in 1‘ - .
. Nl-u‘ linnim-u of CHINA. l’Hlx'l‘izl. ‘\!~
and GLASSW’ARE. bought (firm! from 1h.
Munul‘uclorivs, Thry :m- lwmliluurn ;..
for LAMPS and Lump Future.
ABATE lllUNWAltli m :tu'ul
\nl'lvlfi' PARIAN. .".‘\
.liiLli‘A and JAVA.“-
15$}: WARL‘
13m ‘irfllt‘ll (‘lmmln r 2%“ :
lmumlnl :Lud rhonp. lrnu
(‘lml l‘aiut for 31.25 pm pullnn.
Dry from :x- in be «r in. AIM. Ll).—
ch’l nil. T0 CONSUMERS Or“ lilill.
1:4)" Fll‘t‘Tv-l. N»
crustlng of the with. no n-xilvmg
uniform flame.
TIN-SHOP.
.lollla-n in hlll‘l‘l irw.
Wv urc- agvntu for a no“ n-ml..~
WCOME AND SEE Eng:
F. H. Nash 8;- Bros.
ontseShoes
‘ FOR
Summer Wear!
AT
JOHN SCHAUB’S
, ' .
fine steel: of Boom and Show ru-
Call and
any.
Norwalk Chronicler