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VOL. 13 NO. 6.
SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN ., THURSDAY DECEMBER 7, 1882.
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”animal-lulu.
Linen run CIANEYIAS Invocu-I 'i
erv A K Cunt-ml, of tar t‘a‘urnruto Confer
cart. rnmrriv of the New Yuri: But Court-react.
Imit- an pauprilc-t copy or n pan-m, ailing fifteen
thinly printed pagw. of hi- own mmpmtilon. With
the show: Milt. It purport‘ to be the drilnouiuu of
In “lufcml Conference." piimcwiint “tar the pat—
{carton by Milton. in which. uni-r the old snd
wet; km w: rbzefu, Holm’h. Bel-mi. Mammun and
Mat-lint: bad tit-In bond, yi't luntbrr tsp-ail!" ilp~
pun-d, who .a train lIlIPi‘dilt‘t‘il ‘;
The coin. win hushed. and all fit PllPYlt‘t wlitrd
'llvtf
Grnt murtr r‘s word when mddculy. tau-hind
A hr'fili'ng vb! far at: tbv- burning ‘. tit‘.
Armor t Nut and intake!” Muir whii-b, bll‘lt'
Trry guard. took chow ~71 linrtd Itmtw‘ and um?
And «fowl bofore ma gazhrrnl flrmi- "rah Clad
In rectum «rt mm blood, the :m- bitii.‘ from
21;: heavy hoard 1nd matted lurks and fl: rve
The firm v.’ ticii Ilia: frvm his lvmun: igu-s
Iv‘:: ram: nurwil, pale ir'h fair and hvi‘i
iii-ink bitch “rib horror
‘IIu‘ yr for
Mr hand the llOIP‘d mun-tvr. "yr" w kw‘nv
Hr not. )i- I‘mwrr‘ of Durham“. for lain
Ar. mm: bum unit. and tum: long bet-n lad.
Bur In! t cumv to yield lllqgimt'r in
Rm mat-«t3, .nu cimm tin- nth red ptilr'.
Ito. far not. Lucifer but let me rule
And run: your fur moral than; for not“
In All my itnrl: domain hath pow" like mle
5’1! Vc'ccb, Ila-tin . Munro-an 1nd
llcelu-l‘u‘: new rrnm‘mf much. but they
Genre know the mgvhcbut of I $t"ht'(lllt‘!*.
0.12: then be my amor— twill aliow
Tbs-n their own power And min. Iy diupvi
And nines trr lcgiun. l min :‘h‘lll‘i it: ..i u
l '13:. and. talking ;nd ugii 10.!” m.-
A Orr ill'!‘ open “'19 - «mar. (l‘l‘YIIN
And unurvtiy. tbcr‘ l - iil be. and!
Wm come Ittti crusaty, And from tlir luri-
ii! men burn out nil mvrcy tii. 'firy an-
lnrarnate fluml- Brunch trit- nimv». whim
Tile-dying .‘strlc'u in tho crin‘tml 1 trirna'
l';.‘ drtwto tbcft 3nd mum in 'a ~-
Alsnu'nitn ii and the lllnIflli‘li.’
I. plunu‘my v1r'.:iin ll‘.’-‘ wrwtx hudvvun
Aiml vain: lht‘lll tcrth iii umt Ind \\‘
Amt ‘in‘irn dull rerun .3 them nin'hi-rl' nrmu,
mm froze in'd ice dimp- ~22: i‘ r r rhm-‘u,
tln- digger of :lio limb-v: d ‘L’
It A Iifr Ind lirr warm blood 35:1.. «'34:
I‘m. t‘f‘dil' bf that limbo Tue min .213. draw
H:- Iii;fc- merit-c b. ‘ f-itiirr'l "from Ani‘. h.‘
uruy hmr‘ rim“ itrip in 2n :zirv ‘ An.) 1:: {unit Ilr
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’I‘ ’ 1.3: 'm must Hlt‘ff} at ’lli‘ night
S. T 9::
And they n ;.‘. <inzlr on me
21,; frat-ts. and Illfli‘flli panics taki‘
VI»- :~ : uiizcr for trim.- gr.- f. and to
71m: 2: .._.,. most out they arr r'l’l‘!" and dnnce
i. u :11. cu In the many of tut-irritant“:
Ya, M; iv l bud mar brim-s uittt :rwn crowns
t a,‘ rudvrzt‘.‘ fr: ~bui'. Zbi‘y wonbip tun,
And for my pink».- xiv: noun-o. lllll‘. and gold.
And «£152 and children. Illtl thr- hope of bovcn.
A" “Lla- l rum"? and droiroy ihr “(‘9
0! Adam mwn mail cu. ma- :lhil. and my
1.15:: ‘1 wnturv of thv: Lord.‘ ind lungs
Ami guwrumen'u. declaring my
Ext‘triv- :ua "pubizv :n-id.‘ p11! law.-
‘f‘mtertm; me and mine. Wltilt‘ vrr walk through
The can}: to ghlber hci:'- full burrert Route.
0!, If prrcharnrc the: pic .' zculnu may
Sem'v enmttmnti aiming to prcvrnt
My work. the cry of 'persn-cutmn and
Repairman of tho liberties of mm 5'
W .l always l>siud the min-cl. under-'11
A cympamy to: my most faithful frzrml'.
Who dr-i dunution to deluded ditpw.
Wall Lita religion In I garb; “c'l. mnkr
The ”mob of God our fort. an i patron
Thom.- it an ukc. in faith. the radium-mu cup;
And men dull deem it mrilcgc to touch
to :1: our work of murder
like are my
\‘LCQgrrvnt on the cab. and bio-id cud tears
Shall flow Like water. gut-a. dull mark V\ here
Have gone in my uiuinplul Journey. and
loll”! every “we Mun u living clan
Mutammufiuwmmmm"
B- allad. Ind mun-nil: ”llama.
Iii cramping its: and chug
(Imam M Wm: long and load.
Thu ma from bin than: cum down. And led
The ileum hi u null bin right had.
Aw; hi3: flute-ad: “0. MM hung: if
Tb": rust mated (to git the. Hung».
that! uh.“ be my traces“; on them!
annulment“: ben‘iumwhiitmv
gut tut. WHI- ‘bgl in tut m3“
run we, won: “bum in W!“
NVMMWkWhMHUM
at W a" W in ii. “at Mt!-
t: a..—r=:=5
m u .IN Stephan
A «Win at m: Gum film
gum u.» Ital-bowing «omit vi m: «high
I“ mimic erratum “mm by
1%“ W from “A . mutt “trim“
of itinerant v-htmv-l itin- hm
“i m mum in mm Boob
hunch” tint at n Wit-tight: mm»
.m vim“: Minna «cumin in
bun but». whim“ «um
W=mn bin» “mm and lunch“: that
puny W m ruling. urging!“ «am
living): thi- rim mum;- tun-m hair
”magnum ulnar-ire!
on mm m about who
aft-induct» m in m pas-wt
Wharf full“ on
m “It“
ruining “3-... iii. «.33
“ml ml trunks-m and pt-
th9 at tin-or tum mt-
Mvuh-um iii-W”
A.
chilled by a sudden and angry trumpet-
ing on the part of the elephant. which
nlwaya lndii‘ltrs that be Is in be run of
charging. Then followed a succession of
extra ordinary manoeuvrvs on his part.
tlic bugu brute tvaring up tree’s. some of
them actually iiiiio “113an in diameter.
Two of the party had just gained a friend-
ly branch for (lie: purpose of rrconnuiter-
iiig. wlwn the elephant. pi-ri-i-t‘titcd by
lllt‘ dour. changed straight up totlw trim
and Mood right under the- branch upon
which tlivy went standing. Iii tliiii pmi
tiuii it Was copsidvrml lllflthlriillllt‘ to liru.
9-. if (Ivalh had not l‘i'v’ft iiistiinimimuiu
tli» ell-pliant iiiiglit huvtI 9351i) caught
llirnl. Almost immediate-l}- the fll‘liltivlif
“as Stt‘ll coming straight tmvutil-i ilm
party. Oli he Call!“ In good Mylo fllul
iifirr a fusliivn that left Mlle llt‘ulll its to
liisiiiientiona. There Wm: :io C(th'I’ of
any kind. ilotlw party nlo rd tliwir ground.
Tm- ulvpliunt was niiw Within lusts tlivii
tivo-iitv yards distance and ”ll" of the
party firvil. but the Iliwl fullnd lit i-tiip
liiiii. 'I’lit- ninth-r was urtiing iatlwr
>i‘rlllllhl lu- n m- tiiiw \vitliiti vigiit yiirils.
making iatruigli! for tho party. Apollo-r
fir‘l:llrtlf1:tli.Wlln \Vfilia'Wiir-l \\ itli ;i (I till)!“
gun nf pv'wvrfiil t'nlilwtv. now fired. but
having only a h-r) lint» tfi-(‘t fruiting in
tho stump the rot-oil purliv-d him . fl :HJI
he tell right in tho viii-iii)“ “xiv. Illli
shot, tliiitigh aplt-mlully izlllltlL |lfl"‘t'll‘
as \viui aftvrnuril: RSIPrliilllt‘I, through
the vlvpimtu': trunk, and glancing off
under Iltt‘t‘lll’, (ltd lllmlllllt‘ zit‘ttiul iltim-
loge. [Iv WM now Within a stride: of [bit
ntuiup upon which all won: standing.
Tim others. who aremml to in: rt't‘r‘l\'lll)_'
tbi-ir firt- too long now lf‘i him liiivt- it,
and six bullets were put into him; Illl'hl‘
told. he turrwd outside of the trrv and
stubbornly rt'trt‘nti-xl. So t‘luw dbl liii
path that lllllltlril vvi-ry our of tho i-iiity
could lltht‘ touched iiilii \vi-li Illt'll’ llIIt‘.
.-\~‘ llt‘ rvtrvritvd ilw Kt'lllll man who {v-ll
liiiil riicovervd himself. and gun- him it
parting shot It! the s;.t.-, Illf‘ l’t‘allll of
which Wit-i it vi'ry pvn‘i lllllilt‘ staggrr on
the partof the elephant. and was the first
svniptonis be but yet shown of getting
the worst of it. He now charged at the
dogs. and having CUVt‘I’t’tl a distance of
about. thirty yards was ngiiin brought to
buy '. tliivi llll‘lt' be rem-ivrd a viillvy of
bit lets and displayed as much indiffer-
ellCt' about the matter as if ht» only ro-
m-in-d a sliowvr of lllr‘flllt‘fl. l'p to this
llt‘ showed great (‘flttlnt’t‘fl and command
of temper. Another vollcy at about (If-
fm‘fl yards distance eflvctml it wonderful
t‘llilflgt‘. len (‘iiiiimeticvd siii‘li terrific
m-rcnmr and ywlu of rural—«lie brutu
knocking over t‘Vt‘l‘yll‘llltK ll“ mine in
contact \\‘lll\-—:l§ tilll‘luu‘ tlt"i‘f’l mun.
III‘ was now thoroughly (Iriill‘t'tll Illt'
tiring lwcuim' general and II was vvvry
man for liiiiiwlf. Right and lvft he
charged. the thick lirll~ll giving way llt-v
fort: liiiii lilui llllll‘lldllt‘i IR‘IHH' tliv Wll‘tl.
”h ('iill'hk‘ could Ir vastly w-vn li)’ flit‘
fiWlllgltlg Illtllltlll of lllt‘ inn :5 .is llt’ i'uuli-
rd liv them or ntiiiisliml tlii iii lit-iii'atli liivi
frot.‘ Thu. the first I‘t'llll)‘ svrtutu v-x-
lllllllliill of tmiipvr iiii liin p‘irt. t‘llll‘t‘ll iii-i
culin- pairty to draw togvtbe-r. ’l‘imy took
up ll postlioii lietw‘rt-ri tum ~ill2lll trm-s,
itiiil upon an old i-tiiitip :tluilll t‘l;lill‘t'l.
iiii‘litis’liigh. It took two llltllt‘ dint. to
llnl!lll'tl liiiii. IIt- lnu‘li‘ l l~ but -t.iiul zit
Ult‘ foot of n largv )v lmvmi-ul intr.
against which Iht‘ ~ng il‘L'|l|~ iii-um buiiivil
fur ~uplxifl. Tllrl‘t‘ Illlli‘! lit- t‘litit’gv‘il
from this “’80. and .i.‘ tinny times return-
MI. 11? was now sliiil'ln: sign-inf weak:
LP!“ and iii- trumpeting livi'uiiw lmiti Ift"
ipivnt. t‘iillm‘ttiig till in» ~tri'iigth. Vllt’
mull» :inuilivr rii.~li for lllI‘ eiii‘riiiva.
Tliu tiiiin lie VA .1“ hit liziril; lu- ‘INKKI‘I’PII.
truiiipotml iiiit-i- morn. and With it tra-
Illt‘lliltllJR yi-ll flunk lit-avily tn the
ground and dial in :i few wennds. II!-
lmtl twmitv in run built-ts buried in him.“
.—:»Qw.—.———-
£ GEORGIA CORN-SHUCKING.
'I'lic llIi‘ and liquor ..( tli;~ autumn limit.
\‘l. M the South. nrv ll“'~£'rlli|‘1l by David (3.
lliirmw. Jr., ‘ll ‘llt‘ ('Him 5:. Mid are also
illu‘tnite-d by wvvml rll \l’rlt'lt'f' ukctclicu:
Tb» farm ~r who pmixim‘s to give n. corti-
sliiickziig riclccts l‘ luvnl quit in his lot, cori-
venit-‘ztly ncnr lllt‘ crib. rakes tuniy till trash,
and mivcps the plant clrnn with a banal:
broom. The corn is: than I‘llllt‘d of! tho
smith. thrown into wagon“. battled to the
lot. and thrown out on the spot wloctt‘d, all
in one pllt‘. If it has been previously ” riii.
rutcd" through the neighborhood that lllt‘h‘
iii to be plenty to cut and drink at the corn
sbuckin; , and if the night is auspicious.
there wid certainly be a crowd. Soon after
dark the new begin to come iii. and be-
fore long the place will be alive with them.
—men, women. and children. After the
crowd bu gathered and been moderately
warmed up. two “ gin‘r‘la “ are chosen from
among the most famous corn-skincbors on
the ground. and these proceed to divide the
nbuckem into two parties, later comers re.
porting alternately to one id or the other,
so as to keep the force! ally divided.
The next step. which in one of grant impor.
tance. in to divido the corn-pile. This is
done by laying I. fenccrnil across the top of
the corn-pile. so that the vertical plane, puis-
ing through the rail, will divide the pile into
two equal portions. Laying the rail is of
great importcnce, since upon this depends
tho mcmcy of the division; it is locom-
panicd with much argument. not to any
wrangling. The position of the rail being
determined. the two general: mount the
corn-pile. grid the work begins. The neoco-
sity for the “gin'r‘ll” to occupy the most
conspicuous petition woodblo. from which
to cheer that: followers. is one reason why
they get up on top of the corn; but there in
mother. eqully important. which iii to keep
thenittmmbeinsmoved.“ being no in.
commontbing form lid. to chance the
position of mail. rind than thou an nndw
portion of the work upon their M
'I'hepodtionof “ala‘r‘l” talcum-Ilium
dilemfmthflof the M61.“ M W
markingmterdnneflmw of his
followers; form W m that. should
his side were. to N am mot that! 99:
mdumhltmmlin
“mg‘n‘r‘t” 1th
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THE FASCI NAT! NO DRUG.
Inlr Philadelihlnnl “'bo Freq-ell
Opium Parlor.
M
Mm. Kate Cliisnm is the propriotreu of
the only opium parlor in this city. lays ib'o
Philadelphia Ti'tim. She resides in it small,
uiiprotendiug brick house on Mt. Vernon
street. a few doors from Tenth. A silver
plate on the door brat-s her name. but there-
in no other indication that the bolt“ is in-
habited. The green blinds are always kept
closed, and the door is only opened for the
patrons of the place, who silently come and
go. MN. Cblxom is n pnle, refined-looking
woman of about 35 yt-iirti, and bar appear-
ance does not indicate a victim of the opium
habit. As far as could be seen in a hasty
impaction of the three rooms on the first
floor, the interior of the house is furnished
with a luxury rarely attempted in a house
of the kind. 'I‘lio walls tire rich in gilding
and decoration : on the walls are heavy
Tllfkltillllud Persian rugs. and ntatuettus. pio-
tiirmi and bric-n-bmc are scattered about in
every direction. “ The rooms used for smok-
ing at. up chin." aid Ha. ChlllOIl yester-
day.“ and, of course. I cannot let you see
them; but you can judge by these that no 9L
pcnsclim-ibemi spnrcdiii fitting up tho house.
1 crime to Philadelphia 0“ the Hill) of lot".
February. and I am quite satisfied that I shall
do Very well bore. My customers are con-
smmly increasing. and among them are some
of the wealthiest liiiliits in the city."
“ It was in New York that I first learned
to fillloko opium. I was taken by a friend to
tin Opium parlor kept by a French woman.
called Mine. iniulnu. No man were itdniittod
and the mount were tltti-d up with Oriental
luxury. I often renmiucd there it wock at a
time: without seeing the outside world.
Worm-n prominent in society came there
also. but MI A rule tbv‘y did not smoke much;
the novelty of the thing alone seemed to at.
tract them. It soon bt‘cfllllo too crponnive
for me incontinuii to go there. for her cbnrgoa
were onnriiiomi. About this time tlm idea of
having a place of my own nuggeated itself to
um. I bad a number of friends and llitllltty
enough luft to Iuflllbh a few mount. 80 I
opened an opium parlor. Many of Mum.
Fiiiilnn'u customer» came to are, and my
hllt't‘f‘l‘fl Willi flhh'lll'f‘tl. I would be there to-dny
bad it not bimn for Ill“ truiwlicry of one
whom! llt'Int‘lldt‘tl. Among the frmpientors
of II“? Froucli woman‘s pluco was it young
'M‘ll’t‘fifi‘ Illt‘ll playing a loading ptirt in one of
(hit Now York theatres. Slit! was very
lwflullllll. niiilqiiitn the rngonuiong tliii gilded
youtli \vliu iitIoct tliiiigs Illi‘lllf’lt‘fll. Slit)
cmuv originally. I think from I‘Iiiglniid, and
of All tliv opium tilllt‘ftl I have over HOP!) slia
“‘lli tlit‘ wont. Hlio WM completely itifiitu-
nted Wllll it. and wlivucvtiv iiliti could compo
from lit-r iliiticn at the tlimtm who would
conic to .‘Illlt‘ Fillllllli‘h‘ and smoke. A short
Illllt‘ itfl- r I lliltl Iipviwd iiiy lllllt‘t‘t sbo L‘nitio
toiuv lirl‘kt‘ll iii lll‘l\llll and iii itlijni‘t poverty.
Ipiiii-illii-i‘miiltook licr iii flllil guvi‘ bar a
home, but ~lin Ilrthl‘tl uii iugrtlli‘ and I soon
ri~-,;ri~tti-d my kiiiiliiimu to licr. In order to
rilimiii mutiny Ell" irifiiriiitid tlm liiiuliiuidii of
my brat Il'lll'tlll'i tliitt Illi‘ll' wivmi cuniii to my
lioiiMl to sitinkn npiiiiii, (lf mumu tliiu
groutly iiijtiri-d iiiy liiiniiit-tui in New York,
but it tiiiiglit Illt‘ in. lesson (but I have not
fiir1iitti‘ii " MN. (lliinom claims that many
(if tliufri~ipiviiteni of litirpliice on Mt. Vernon
hln‘l“ trio“: in good society and reside in
the fashionable: qllilf'lt‘hi of tbo city, Mid 8118
acorns to consider himself it public benefac-
tro-ui in riflering a quiet retreat to woman
victims of tho opium habit. when they can
.ndulg: in safety and cornfort. “ Those who
arc in tiny wny known are stared At a little by
thorium». Wllt‘u they first come," she univoly
reiunrkml. “ but they do not seem to mind
this, and am very sociable with each otbar.
They would usc opium any way. and they
might M well come to me as take it in their
own IlOllltlfi. During the winter. parties of
tbroo or four will often come together. Ac-
tresses generally coruu in this way. remain
two or three burrs, and than leave together.
Mrs Cbisoru refused to tell how much she
chm-god these aristocratic opium smokers,
but from bur indirect allusion to codea served
svcry hour Iudcarringescoustantly on bond.
bar charges muii‘. be considerable. She rig-
orously excludes the sterner sex. saying that
men do not interest the women who indulge
in opium.
W
SPANISH WOMEN.
Since my arrival bore I have been indus-
triously looking out for the beauty for which
the Spanish women are popularly supposed
to be famous. I think the cbnracter for
beauty with which the Spanish women are
generally credited must originally have
emanated from a French source. No doubt
but that the Spanish fair sex accede the
French in good looks, but than the French
women are notoriously homely. speaking
gencnlly. I but told that the best looking
women of Spain are to be found in Seville
and Cadiz. with which two towns I am It
present unmounted. but I must say that
the hi! Mndrilinos far exceed their Parisian
cistern in good looks. I cannot say that. the
avenge of ferrule beauty. in Madrid at my
rate, in any higher. or indeed so high, u
this! to be found in Amerlcu and England.
There u! few very homely women in Mad.
rid. and the old English expreuion “ Gomo-
ly“ would describe as accurately in possible
lb. “we of faminine beauty In thin city.
which I the to be fairly npmentative of
the whole of Spain. In viuoit: my a.
cud their English. cistern. though their prob-
tlill moo mewbzu at the French
M Iii point of amines: tliey are
Whig superior to my man I over
not. I spark. wither confidently
utt‘icpciutturoaewbc has been for an
Mohwoutmm mm but!
stall!
!
1
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COHBUSTION WITHOUT FLAME-
Melttn. Wren]!!! Iron Under A ”low FIDO.
“'ltll No Flame.
A new theory of combustion was practi-
cally illustrntcd by Thomas Fletcher, of War-
ringtou.‘ England; It a salree of the Society
of Chemical Industry. at Owen College. the
result being so totally unexpected that matii
present would, and in fact. did go away with
the Impression that some deception was being
practised. Jacob Reese, the inventor of the
Reese fusing disc, has stated his belief that if it
were possibleto produce combustion without
flame the temperature and duty obtained
from any fuel would bo enormously increas-
ed. Mr. Fletcher not only has proved the
possibility of flamclcas combustion in more
than one form, but also has dernonatmted
practically the enormously high tempera.-
tuies which can be obtained by this moans.
Taking a bill! of iron wire of about throo
pounds: weight, Mr. Fletcher plncvd It on I
club of fire-clay and directing a blow~pipo‘
flame on it for a few second, he suddenly
blew the flame out. Tbs tempemtun Ir.-
creriiiod so rapidly that in I few amends the
wrought-iron Illst‘d rind run into drops. and
this tuiiipcmturo mu: atmdily iiiuiiitalnod.
The room was durkcncd. but the closest ex-
niiiiuatiou did not show a trace of flame. til-
though the fact tlitit the gm: was burning
was proved by m-liglit‘iug and extinguishing
it. The name cxprviuiitnt was repeated in
another form by llll't‘L‘llng tlic fliiuielctm bent
in which a refractory clriy crucible, made on-
pocinlly for nickel incltiug, wma partially
fused and worked into a ball liltti soft putty,
the filtlt‘fl of tlio tlrn-clny cbiinibor being M
the minus times timed. ’I‘lie bent was no
grout tlint tlie blowqiipo laboratory, which
was given up to Mr. Fluti-lior for the evening
was much too but to bo ngroonblu' in spite of
open windows and ventiliitom. llow far this
discovery can be utilized remains to be seen,
but it would appear that tho presunce of
flame, usually musidurvd to be a sign of corn-
buution, is ri-iilly an indication ofimporfcctro-
Hllllfi,\lltltl the bust duty is to be obtained only
when fliiriie Iii tot'illv nbtwut. It is certain that
flllt‘ll It'lllpemllll't‘li in: [bone obtuiiied by Mr.
Flt-tclii-r without tltiiiiii lmvo never previously
been olitalnud with the lucl llflt‘tl, which wn
nothing more than n Brimll gas supply for a
qunrter-incb pipe. minted by an nibble“.
—-Am¢ri‘tan Architect.
9-. ‘—
LIFB ON THE MOUNTAIN FRONTIER-
Tbo following amusing description of tbe
mixed life of ii It‘filllltlf' town. is given in E.
V. Sitinlli‘y'n " 'l‘liu Ni-w North-west," in
Illt‘ (‘i‘ntury Magazine.
'l‘liu picturompiu {mint-ea of life in n Wont.
ern MoiitMm town like Militiouln lire but
soon Mi evening approached. Crowd: of
roughly clad men giitliur around the door-ii of
tlio (lrlllbll\g~8l\ltl0ufl. A group of Indiana.
who lmvc been mpmtting on the uiilowalk
for two hours playing sonic: iiiyiituriousi game
of could of tlwir own invention. breaks up.
(mi: of tbc opium: throws the cards into the
utrcut, which in alt-curly decorated from and
to end with tilullltll’ I't‘llt‘li of otliiir gnrucu.
Auntlinr swings n linby upon llt‘!‘ brick. tie.
sslinwlamiiiiil it rind Ilt‘f’fit‘", secure: the
child witli a Map biicklml «cross but about.
bad strides otf. bur irioccasiuod feet lacing
inward ln tlm traditional Indian fashion.
She wen-i . gown made of I scarlet cllioo
bed-quilt, with leggings of some blue still;
but she bu mmuliuw uiiiuniradTo get. u civ-
ilized dress for tbu (‘llll|l. They till go of
to their camp on Illf‘ bill near by. Sonia
blutucoati-d soldier-ii from tlin neighboring
military post. ri‘nieiiilwriiig tlio roll-call at
sunset, “l'lllg tliiiiiisi-lvcs upon tbiiir burial
and go galloping oil. it little the worst for
the bad wliiniiy tliuy have been drinking in
the aalonnu. A minor in blue woolen shirt
and brown cniivas trourwrti, with It but of M-
toniubiug dinwunioiiti and ii heard of i-i year‘s
growth. trots up the street on I! ltlllli‘, and,
with droll outliti and tiliufiliiig talk. OIIN’il the
animal for sulo to tho crowd of lOllllgt‘rtl on
the hotel piazm No one wants to buy, and,
llflt‘r provoking ti dcnl of liiugbtt‘r, the minor
givvs liiii ultimatum : “ I'll bitch tlio critter
to one of them plrizzn posts. and if he don't
pull it down you may bcvo him.“ This gen.
erous offer in declined by the landlord ; and
the miner rides 0E, declaring that lit! has
not a solitary four-hit piece to pity for his
supper, and is bound to sell the mule to
somebody.
Toward nightfall the whole iiiale poplllfl-
tiou seems to be in the street, save the busy
Cbiunmeu in tho lnundries, who keep on
sprinkling clotbcs by blowing water out 01
their mouths. Early or bite, you will find
these industrious littla yellow men at work.
One shuttle: buck and forth from the hy.
:lrunt. carrying water for the morning wash
iii old coal-oil onus liiin; to it stick balanced
across his shoulders. More Indiana now‘a
“ buck " and two squaivs, leading ponies
heavily laden with taut. clothes. and bufi'nlo
robes. A rope tied around I potiy‘a lower
iaw ii the ordinary halter and bridle of the
Indiana. These people want to buy some
Article at the Iaddler’ii shop. They do not
gain. but sure through the windows for
five minutes. The aaddler. knowing the In.
dim way of dealing, pays no attention to
them. After-n while they all sit down on
the ground in front of the shop. Perbnpn c
quarter of in hour pulses before the saddle:
uh wbtt they want. It be had noticed
them lit am. they would have gone away
without buying.
£00 Fl“ ‘ SECOND.
I“: la.- m int, now: the North
uncut“
Aobuteinhidtmntlie river‘s brink‘up
them mmhthemnm and
vbthuuctdfinaittbemmtoaa m
mandating. axing, taping dawn
mm._,mmgmmwot
«Nimbus me! somewhat «if its rear. A,
mumm he follows mam
mummwiiimmim has.
MMMLMMdM dutch
mummmmmw
mmmmm u as W
WNMNmflMWu‘
mammogram A W
I
no:
a.
Sr!
Sanford’s Radical Cure.
It. Albert Kin Ibur , Keene, N. ll. troubled
w M humor or? bun i9 and neck. (mum! by lend
(Ila‘ii a painter ) At llmt‘l it would
crlck open Mid the skin Icpurnto from
It"
twat-ill: large pl
mug rig.
, . nuaerin grain contlnuul
ICU» Ind Purcha our rumt'dlru;
nhd L y and (.‘i‘ri-
mu NIIUINRN!‘ intarnally.
W34 Ind CU'ncmu SOAP external y. and in leu
than three monthii cflcctcd a complete cure. and
him not been troubled nlncc. tiimibnntud by
Ballard Q Punter. Driigglwi. Keene N. H.
Mother Died From It.
1W. Adlai-i. Now-vii. Ohio. myu:
median Ire the Indie rm an north.
«I the wunt um um rheum lo thin cmintrv. My
mother but it twenty years. and in fact died from
it I brlicvc t.‘iitli'nrii “(Mild liuvod raved her lifc.
t‘iitictin
My armu. brmmt and llt‘ld \vnrr cuwrcd for turn!
yt-urn. which riolbiiiu rt-lu-vvtl or Cllft‘tl until I ulcd
the t‘utit‘uni lti‘mlvriit (blood Illlrllll'ri iiiit-riitilly.
uiid (‘uili'uni Ind (‘iuiriirn soup exit-trinity.
Psoriasis.
II. E. CflI‘IK‘IIII‘l'. EH] . IIt‘IlfICYIOIl, N. Y. rim-d
of l‘mrlulu ni- Min-my. of twenty ymin‘ uumlliig.
by this ('i'riu'iu ltruouimr internally. And
Cl'TIUI'RA and ('l'Tlt‘t'llA Bou- cxtoruuliy. 'l‘liu
moat wonderful mm on mord. (.‘iirti reward to
bi-turoa lllflt‘t" ut the IN‘IH‘t‘ Ind minim-m Cill:
mun, A l Aflllctml Wllll ltchlnz rim “‘1” (linen-N
aboiild rend tu llll fur lllll teutltrmiiy in NI].
Salt Rheum.
'l‘limu: who have t'XIII‘Tll'IH'l'tl lbn toriiioni» of
Stilt llhI-iini mu upprci-inti- llll‘ ugiiiiy l i-iiiliirvd
for your. until Nit-ml by Illt‘ l'l'Tltl'llA Ilmioivv
INT ititt-riiully and (‘1 TICI‘ItA iiuil (”urici'iu sun»
Qxlt‘rltlllly
Mini. WM l‘ElJJNii'l‘UN, Sharon. Win
Cuiicura.
and (‘urivl'tu Son- t-xii-riiiilly and ('l‘Tlt‘l'llA
Ill-oivls‘r ititrriiiilly “'lll po~iii\i-ly rum vii-ry
Ipm'lm- of Humor from a ('(lllllllnll pimpl! in
it‘hi'ulfl. Price of l't‘Tli i‘nA, rllltlll lmxou . {ult‘ ;
Iiirxr bun-:- 3| (‘l'Tll nu ltuiouxsr. Si. iii-r
hullli‘ t‘t'rti l'NA siur, LVN l'l'Tll t'NA Siuvu'u
Sun-.150. sold by . ll tlriu: 'l-ll
Drput. WEEKS it I'll "I'Hll. Hutton. Sly-I
A Iiiiglu dtlsl‘ Iliiltlltlly rt-lii-um lllt' nioul \iolrnl
“INTI-flu or llviul i‘ol.lin. t'lt‘fll" llll‘ brad in by
nlufllt'. i-topn \iiiit-ry ill-vi'liltrgi-n from llll‘ lltill' Mid
t' '\'~.“W\FIIIF riiiuiiiu uni-w iii lllt‘ ht‘fld. (\lff‘!‘
.Ntrvoiii- llwiiliii'lir iiiul niililin-u t‘liilii- llIltI Fl’\1‘.f’.
In t imiuir t‘iiizirrli ii \loanwn llw Illinlll put-lawn
iif ftiiil fllllt‘lll‘. rt-i-inrt'i- lllt‘ Ft’llN'l‘ of uliivll. Iii-Iv
rind lll'lll'llll: \"llt‘ll IlIt'lIt'Il. firm: tin» lll‘ml. lllf‘utll
Llltil lir-iiii-liliil tribu- «if uflvn-iwtiintiivr. r-\\‘t't‘lt‘flt‘
iinil purifli-n tlu- liri-iiili Flllpn lllt' rouuli iiiitl urn-flu
llw prnizri-i-n of mouth Illi\'ll’|l| «iniisiiiiiptioii
Uni: lkllllt‘ Nfltllt‘nl t‘iiri'. on" box L‘ninrilml Sul-
wiit Mid llr Stiiifiinl‘iii lllIltllt‘f in mm ini'kiigtt.
of all druugi—tl for $1 Auk fur SANFORD :- ltAiii~
t‘ALt‘t'ul Wl'lliKS A l‘tl’l"l‘Elt. lhmou.
00‘. I st lOO Tinn- mum IVVlJ‘T'
lAL llllllu my min-r plant"
. nr vlof'll'lc butvr for min
and wcukiicn of t c Lump.
Lin-r. Killllt'yu and Funny
iii-gum. I'rirlml I'atnlh‘rill.
lillOlllliflh-lil. Nt’llllllflfl. llyu-
li'ilil. FI‘IIHIlf‘ \Vl'uklll‘lh. NM»
\ou- l’iiiiiii llllll \\'vtikhl~niui~vl
Mllnriii uiitl l‘t'vvr iiiiil Agur.
l‘rli-u tlht- hold ru'r) u hr".
”4491:”
'I IMI‘I - 'I‘A Illill
0f “11‘ N. Y. N. II. & II. II. R.
GOING WEST. (KHNH EAST
t‘i :ul :1 in. Ai‘t'liiiii‘i lk
M I. m. Ex Irt‘ri". 7 135 " N. .. l
2.”; “ Exiiri‘uu fl Ml " N ll. \\ ivy.
5.28 “ Elllft'I-t‘ tart: "mum Ital
5.50 “ Acconi, l0. :3 N. ll. \\ ii)‘.
6 Qt) “ Accum.
' " A ‘(‘ mi
lg: “ Ai-cimi lull p in.. llmmn Ex.
7.4.6 " Local Ex. lt‘l " Sp‘ufli-ld \\ fly
H.915 “ Loviil Ex .
om " aniil Ex 4.?“ N. H. \\ M.
0.38 " Au‘iini 4.52 Etfpn-n
10.89 “ Local Ex. nil; hxpn-ns.
. . m.. Acroin,
:33: p” Exprnim n lll Exprrpp.
4.80 " Expats-i. it.“ " Exlirt'fll.
5.04 “ Action) 7."? “ Brlilgt'p‘t 5 put.
M‘ " ““"“" li‘ii ” “ii ". Fly
5 “ C(‘ifll. .iiuii . .
6. 6 A ( 11.2? " lluriioii Ex.
9.32 “ Milk Train 1141 “ Burton Ex
10.00 “ Exprm
0N Quinn's. iii: Bitumin-
5.06 p. m. Arcnm. 8.00 .ni. N. H. Milk.
9.62 p. 111.. Milk ’I‘rnln. 10.27 " Accom.
”MW—”""'V‘Z._L..i H" ' ..1 . A. <_.i if” , v , _ .
Bucklcn‘n Arlilcu halve.
The best Salvo in lllt‘ world for Cuts.
Bruiser. Burns. Ulcers. Salt Riwum.
Fever Sores. Tl lll‘l’. Cliiipipcd Hiiiids,
Chilhlains, (Jiiriia. rind ull kin Erup-
tionii. and positively euros Pilos. It iii
guaranteed to give perl'vct i-utii-‘fm'tion
or money l'r‘Illlltlt‘fl. Price 25 cents per
box. For Slllt‘ m Plaisted‘n drug littll't".
030-082.
W
Shlloli’l l'onuuupuun cure.
This is, beyond question. the must suc-
cessful Cugli Miadicine we have ever
sold”; fmv dunes invariably cure the
worst cases of Cough. Crimp. and Bronv
chitin. while its wonderful success in the
cure of consumption is without it parall-
lel in tho bintmy of medicine. Since its
flat, discovery it has been Mild on _a
gunnnteo. A test which no other inedi-
olne can stand. If you liavoncoiigli.
wa earriemly ask on to try it. Pnce 10
etc“ 50 ctr». ant $1.00. If your lungs
are sure. client. or back lamb. use Shi-
loli‘ii Porous Plat-tar. Price 25 eta. Sold
at Hoyt‘s Pharmacy. 630 682.
M
An Epitaph.
I died at last from that backing cough.
And in ti beanie theycairi'ieil me OR:
0h. bad I King‘s Juniper Tut Cough Bab
at“ tattoo.
I wouldn‘t have barn new
in; mortal 01m awakcn.
A m learn from this. dear orange:-
Auflugiie ”iv-nu have a cough a‘ bfilult‘ «it
' iciue .
“It! buys-old by Haliwd‘
wtwm hulh'
K and M\§
Wane No nonu—
poor v: minim returdiea. but nits
gm via balm: at King‘s Jump» ‘1‘»
Cough Bulimia. which fov Mum lpu‘
lat-it: mantle thmiw “"3 at the .
80H by Miami.
“3".- .7” 1“
Mar-tum Ila!“-
mbml in drowning us to what
N do it. \N: be found in
‘h Kaufmaun‘a “mini vim k: 8w! cob
«£0th fmui lit‘v. Slant um 3 writ
’m ‘ mm "to A. F. Oahu:
.00.. Di 3: “in“ “(solve u only
M
m“ :2: murmur:
‘W t tbi‘t will ant. ” m‘
Elm lam». 8.523%“.
" » w.‘.. .7. >v
m, III! “I. “N,
. Mai-mt
m . Human )3
who might imrbuw burn
h
o. E. WILSON,
MINERAL
Insurance & Real Estate Aunt.
Room No. 8. Gazette Bulldlng,
uonwux. CONN.
IVIONEY TO LOAN.
Nelson Taylor &.Son
Attorneys and Coun-
sellors at. Law.
Communion” of dccrln for the little of New York.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
Uitv of South Nor-walk.
J. R. RAYMOND.
Builder lliiiitiaiiiiir
“fork done by the Du}- or Cm:-
"'30!
Sliopfuot of Franklin St. uni" entrant)
I’. 0. Box 617. 404“
ll) Iluhlfll'v .
I}. C()IJ ISNg
Merchant Tailor.
NORVVALK. CONN.
The best (‘lotlin rind the Most Perfect Fit
465t
\Viirmritod.
FRANK "i? HYATfl,
I )lGN'l‘IS'l‘. i
All brunch": ur Detail-try perform”! at "mu-in
nb‘iv [ll’lt'l‘l and the limit 0 materials tin-(l, Al
WORK WARRANTED.
("firm and I'l‘lllll‘nt‘l‘, Wt-It uvvnuc. adjoining
Mi'llimlilil l’ummaxv. Norwnlk.
OPEN EVENINGS.
.u—v',
JOHN H. SMITH'
FLORIST
MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NUIHVALK.
MULLINGS BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
Any style of Light, or llt‘flVy Work built
thorder.
All Kinds of Rrpm'rt‘ttg Pmmptly Affirmi-
(‘1' In.
A. MUIJJNGS. J. L. MULLINGS
No. 8 Mar-p-11 -t:"
CALEB WOOD
House, Sign
0
Paper Hanger. (llnlsor. Gl‘tlltlt‘l‘
Etc.
DAVID STOW.—
Main St.. up stairs, (‘lurk & Lnnn‘u Block
PRH'DEVUE: i-i \Vflvl'l‘ 81'.
”'1 have a PROCESS FOR EHBALMLNG
far superior to the ice but now in visa.
nd uttcnilml with no in m: oxponre.
BUSINES§CARDS BOOTS
& Ornamental
PAINTER!
UNDER-TIMER
5'53
A N D
SHOES.
The Best in the City
A Full Assortment of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Ladies’ Best French
Kid Button.
BRoiiVN's
Grand Opening
”.01.“- _....
MILLINERY GOODS!
-——-—0N-———
FRIDAY all SATURDAY.
-—-——AT——-——
Mrs. H. Killian.
litbition.
Buttons, etc. sold very low.
HAIR GOODS
A SPECI A LITY.
and Friuctz.
BANK.
9‘0le! NORWAIJK, CONN.
DIRECTORS:
Robert ll. Rowan. Julia 11. Kn p.
Tallmndgc Bcki‘r. John 1!. Fe r.
Edwin Adlmu.
Christin“ Swu‘tz.
Edwin H. luthcwson.
Location, 51 Wushlngtou Street.
ROBERT II. ROWAN. Pratt.
JOHN II. KNAI’I’. Vice Pruitt.
JACOB M. LAY‘I‘ON. ashlar.
w{Business Solicited.
October 20th & 215t
Th0 Illt'hl «It-mutt liiw of Plunlws find
\W-lvetu t'VI‘T ofI'i-rt-d; also I’lmiii-i and
“rounds in rnillr'iis varwty will It? on v!-
A largo r-tock trimmed Batu.
including Ilt'lldt‘d Bonnets. Turbans. and
l-‘witln-r t‘ups will be on bruit].1 Sash Mlnmd tnhul. 7 77
Rllllltlllfi at bottom prices. A so our i V . . 'f “a
uni-k of Fury: lumb- Lsdws‘L\\:iruitp¢-r3. s.“i§.'.“t'§&“«l"rl:v‘usil‘ml9m a". wig?-
' '. V 't For a. 7i cnvrar fort! of 81-! 81‘ . 8.. '
""mr’ "" ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ O‘cux‘K. r. 3.. mNNIt'I'ING aim
- We have Switches as cheap as fifty
cents: also latest style: of Perfection:
city National
Now Open for Business.
Andrew J. (m t,
Joni-b R. lurvin.
Samaria“ W‘
sown! smarts, W
OFFICE IN "SEW” BUILDING.
Wm m.
——-—
0n Ym. . "02.00 181: Horns. 41.00
scram Corns, 5 Cum
“mm mm! m ADVAIICI.
150 If!) ‘SJTE rmwggtmuw
I " 200 IN 650 750 I“ mo fl.
uni. iio‘iéo-fiiififiTffio um
u we too ”Liam fl, _
I .. sou 8501000 {(09 iron fin “5‘5
F’J'TW
u 0' inw‘n' oouao n'i‘ifi ‘63‘ “iii
E‘W‘Tflii “‘66 US 5‘ N. 5'.
Industry!” W W.
Local Notice- 10mm pallue.
Entered“ turmomc‘athl-lw
caucus-m.
liliii York for 150.
~—
Now is the Time to Go to
NeWYork.
EXCURSION TICKETS "
To Go cnd Return
ONLY 2 5 Curtis.
By the Swift. and Relitble Stunner
AMERICUS,
Lauri fiOI‘TII YORWA LK w
M 30%. a
(South ex at
nrrlvulydf tgmbBUlz-m raw rum
thl' train, for DANDY!!! sad the NEW RAVI!
troll»i noun: mt. _
[1' nick um. Comm-table Balt. LOW FA!
and «may to contract for freight M the w&
tor at rates- to cult all.
Mm. for BROOKLYN uh thumb”!
FERRY. two blot" below.
rm” and m can ‘6‘
tmmnmumwxmikrufigw,
Icfruhmumcdonboudut-u bout,
Bargain-i ,
Lins'ijiiuin
House-Furnisliafig"gIr 7
(3.00135!
China, Crockery, Ran-
ges, Stoves, etc,
Children’s Carriages, :
W'ood and Wil-
low Wares,
Jacob M. [my to n
I’ll-u. th‘ofinud Accident
Insurance Agt.
an )TA‘uX' r-uu mo.
UTILISEII‘ TICKETS. PORNO.“ DRAWS.
“Callisto“ street. 0930:". P 0.
~10er NORWALK 00831. .
Romanians am! Home Alum.
8MP
sorrows
llatarrli “cure!
“I GRIN REAL. IWIRAL WWW
FOR GATARR“. m and Mn to at!”
on it new mm to 0mm
Prion 56 (but: a that
manic MW.M& mm.“ m
L. Di sums.
SN tween
- .' 'Quiirnan‘.
MNIMW‘
mm.
‘F. .
“‘WM 0'
Al Md
, huge. ‘
M. «entitled tow rudime- m1!
Patternllaker
Built “olden: wt 8min um.
‘BPM‘ and limit: {Wu-k
'—“ mWa
German Laiiilii
Isthe Bestin use
20 Cakes F0193] .00
iii. ciiisiiii:
Kerosene Oil'S’toveg
Cutlery, Brodlhs,
Dusters, etc.
E. r. Luimin
Nor-walk. Cain. *
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