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,. Ir wudeecribedasadistiact species
.m 5min) by [atria but Packard
bandit. after critical comparisons. specia-
rally identical with the linuaan species. Al-
m with the growing warmth of the
Qr'mg months the fly begins to
- infamiliarformlnourhouaca and to
Wire the careful housekeeper with feeling!
anything but agreeable. Wkonco comes it f
How has it passed the winter? Such ques-
tion! are often asksl. Let us answer them.
Rm all who have watched tho fly poising or
chrting mindlessly and gracefully in mid-air
or deftly-making his toilet have roalilcd that
at one time it was a crawling maggot. he
unlike is perfect self as two things well an
be. The eggs are about four~hundrodtha of
an inch long. one-fourth aa wido. dull white
'- oolor. and pitted with elongate. hexagonal
doprcen‘ona—mero whitish specs to the un-
aided eye, hid in little agglutinated piles in
warm manure or in decomposing vegetation.
especially that about our stables and born-
y-ardu. From eighty to one hundred are laid
at a time. and probably at three or four dill-
crest intervals by the same fly. though on
thin point we have no exact data. Within
twenty-four hours in summer they hatch
into footie“ maggots. which. after rioting in
filth till their tender skins seem ready to
burst from rcplction, become full fed in less
than a week. and. descending into the earth
or sheltering under some old board. contract
to brown. shining objects, rounded at both
ends and technically known as puparia.
Within the darkness of this hardened skin
profound changes rapidly take place. and
the insect passes through the pups to the
perfect state. and finally. in about are days.
the anterior and of the pnparium is pushed
o! and the dy quickly crawls out. At first
its parts are pale and soft and its wings are
:rimplcd and useleos ; but these soon expand
and. suddenly. without practice or teaching.
the new-fledged fly wings its way to your
table to mock your pleasure—to share
your repast. The length of time required
from hatching to maturity varies with tho
won and temperature; but will not exceed
ten days in mid-summer. while the life of
the perfect 3y lasts about three weeks at the
same season. As cold weather approaches
propagation ceases and the older flies perish.
A few of the more vigorous females. how.
ever. retreat to some nook or cranny. when.
in a state of torpor. they survive till the en.
suing scamn~links ‘twixt the summer gone
by and to come. Tho insect may also hi-
bernate in the pupa state in the ground. as I
have found the pupnria quite late in the fle
In rooms kept continuously warm, or in
southern latitudes. the fly rcmuins active all
winter. and our pubicc sleeping cars bring
them daily to us from Florida during the
coldest months of the year. Most of the
old authors tell us that the fly walks on the
ceiling and in others ways defies the laws of
gravitation by auction. You will notice
from the figure of the foot of tho dmhfiy (and
the one of the house-fly has a similar con.
struction) that it ends in a pair of strong
hooks and a pair of pads or cushions. tech.
nically termed pulvilli. These were sup-
posed to act as sucking disks by creating a
vacuum. on the same principle as does the
piece of circular leather used by school boy!
for t limilar purpose. In reality. howeveh
thou pads are beset with innumerable knob
ted hairs. which are kept moist by an exud-
ingfluid. In short. we born here a repeti-
tion. alter a fashion. or the ambulacrul suck—
ers of the starfish. The smoother the sur-
face the greater tho adhesion of tho dig-
itnli. This you will at once understand by
gently pressing or drawing the moist finger
ends over a glass window or other polished
surface. The adhesion is very sensiblo.
whereas on s rougher surface. like cloth or
a whitewashed wall. there will be none. On
such surfaces the tarsal books. by catching
in the minutcst irregularity. take the place of
the pack in assisting the fiv‘s locomotion.—
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THE OLD TXHBS-

“ Dc adder nite do ole man Salcratua
firs unpped obcr to ace mo." began the
old man as Pickles Smith got through swal-
lowing a ten-penny nail which he was bold-
ing in his mouth to cure the backache.
“ He not down wid u grunt, shoved out his
feet wid a groan. and remarked dat times
had so changed dat he didn't car‘ to lib anod-
cr day. It made me narvous to h'ar him
take on un‘ tell how modern folkecs war
dyin' oak—modern houses no better dan oof~
flna~modern food a pisen to do syatem—
sn‘ dat ninetyoiine men out of ebery bun.-
dred war' liars, cheats and thievu.

" Almos‘ ebery day I h‘ar some of you
takiu on “boot do good old times when no.
body died an‘ do front doah o! ebery house
stood open. You doau' know what yer
talkin' 'bout: In do good ole times do com.
man was ‘bout as comfortable as do

hog pen. More people had to ride
temmiles fura doctor dan a less distance an'
when he arrovo he didn‘t know bran from
hroomsticks. Anysortolaman who knew
Mose-from Aaronwaagood‘nullura
preacher. an‘ de man wid do loudest voice
an‘ do loudest bellow wae do bci‘ lawyer.
Women war’ heckled an‘ men went bar‘fute
ed to church. an‘ do ladder who didn‘t bring
up his sons uid a great deal ofstern dignity
an‘ bheahcech sad mixed header expected
do boy to turn out a plate

"In do good Ole times men stole an‘
cheatedau‘ lied au‘ played hypocrite. list
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Ophthalmia—Inmwtt (Mint.

-—-'1'ho toper's song! Give us I pull at
your-jimmy. John l-C‘h‘araa (la) Buck.

--1 metal article: A fan maybe used
to hide the absence or a blunt—Nae 0r-
laau WM

——One of human nature‘s oddi‘des: The
girl with the biggest fret always want: to
play Cinderella -—.Vao Oriana Picayune.

—-A valuable bit of hiatory : Archimedea
invented the slang phraso. “ Give us aroat."
when he oflered to move the world with hil
lover—Nou- York News.

~Vanitas vanitatum: After working all
these years to make people think as he
thinks, Mr. Beecher auddenLv discovers that
he doesn‘t think so blmself.~~Rod-Jand
Iberia-Gareth

~01 : “ You will find the painting looks
batter is little way all," said the artist. And
Fogg asked. quite innocently. “ Would half
a mile be far enough cl. do you think P“—
Ihnwn Transcript.

~Caslo: “You. I‘m opposed to caste."
said Madame Biugsparklo to a Saratogh ao-
qnaiutanco. “ but really. my clear. there
should be a lion of extinction l" llcr friend
agreed with hon—American 91mm.

—-Tho dark side: The negrophobist is so
prejudiced that he cannot believe that be-
low his skin the black man is very much
like his white brother, but persists in look-
ing upon the dark‘s Milo—Bout)» Tran-
script.

~Ono consolation: A French paper has
the story of a widow who visited the tomb
where rcposcd her lately lost husband.
“ Well,“ said she. “ there is one consolation
for me. 1 know now where he spends his
vcnings.“

——Total depravity: How a carrier. in
throwing a newspaper over a transom. can
always manago to make it fall in a pail of
water is something that cannot do explained
by modern philomphcm—Arkanm Tm-
PIN“.
~Prccision: At Trouville-Mmc. do C.
to her husband. who comes homo at four
o‘clock in the morning: “ At what time did
you get in this morning P“ “ About mid.
night. donrmvt. about midnight~a few min-
utes after. perhaps." “Yes. 2-H) minutes
alter—l counted them l“—I.e Figaro.

«Bachelor ladies: Emily (little sistor):
“ What a large family the spiunters must be.’
I lwar in church ovary Sundiiy that some of
them arc going to be married." Frances
.vldvr sister): “ O. yon littlo stupid i Don't
you know what spinutcm are? Bachelor la.
dies. of course.“—R¢uton Journal

~(‘ontincntal customs : The father of
an elderly damsel to nmrringonblo young
man: “ 0n the day that I give you my
laughter Adele I will deposit mambo fraucn
with M. Lafitte." Francois—9‘ Thanks. dear
sir. but supposc you give run the 100.000
francs and deposit Mllo. Adele with M. [4.
fitte."——Qm'r.

-—Cliurch_vard luck: " How many chil-
dren have you now P“ a lady asked an old
scrvnut the other day." “ Fourteen." he re-
plied. “A largo family. indeod.” " Yes.
ms‘am." said tho philosophic retainer. I‘ve
never had any churchyard luck with my
children—they all lived.“-—Boston Jam
ML

—Why he felt flat: “I suppose when
woman get their rights." said (lac young man
in a flat hat. “you girls will be making love
to the follows. It must be awfully nice to
be made lovo to. you know." " You.“ ro-
plicd Angelina. “only one wants to choose
Ono‘s lovers." The next moment the young
man in the flat but was standing Alon». fool-
ing flatter than his flat hut. — lirulmt Tran.
rcn‘pt.

——Dogs: They were talking about dogs
~the habits. comparative intolligoncs. etc.
of those sagacious animals. when young
Ruthcbort said: "Well. sir. my dog's a
dandy. he is. You ought to just see him.
sometimoa. Honestly. I believe he baa
more sense than I have." “ That‘s a very
doubtful compliment for the dog.“ said old
Mr. Gloomy. who sat over in the corner. -
The Bohemian.

--A profsnc youth : Not long ago a vou-
erublo Scotch older Wits obligad one Sabbath
to walk savor-s1 miles to got to the kirk. 110
was accompanied by a young man. who.
when they had procociled for an hour in si-
lence, ventured to remark that it wag “a
grand day." whereupon“ qunlli the other :
" \V’hist. mon; is the Lor-l‘s day a suitable
time to be cluvcring about the woathor P“-—-
Anon.

——~A coat of many owners: “I've stolen
a coat.“ said a m'tll to n luwyor. “and!
want you to defend inc. Think you can
prove me innocent?“ ” Oh. yes; we can
prove that you were in an adjoining town-
ship when the cost was stolen and that the
prosecutim is malicious.“ " How much will
you charge P" " What sort of a coat is it t"
“ First rate; never been worn any."
“ Well, I won't charge you anything. Just
give me the coat."—.drkamaw Traveler.
——Very busy: Mrs. Colonel Percy Yer-
gcr has two colored ladies employed. A few
days ago Mrs. Yet-ger- called down from her
room in the second story : “ Matilda. bring
me a glam of water.“ I ain‘t gwine ter do
hit till l‘se fru what I‘se doin‘ right now.
Bring hit yorself.“ “ What are you so busy
at P“ “ ltestin‘ myself.“ “ Then tell Joini-
ma to bring me a glaas of water.“ “ She
am busy. too.“ “ What is Ibo buy at F“
“ Helpiu‘ mo rest mysolf.“—- Twas 3m.
"‘9‘

—h(issed his train : In no city in Texas
do the clocks and watches vary as much a.
they do in Austin. The town clock dim
from the time at the jewelry stores. whiletho
railroad time acorns to rogulate itself. Yea-
tcrdu sacrum a condemn with a grip.
sack in his hand W as hearing the
town clock strike three: “ Merciful Moses!
it is a quarter past four. and now tho tour
o‘clocktruiuthst l was to go o! on lett
three quartcrs of an hour “warm
Mass
mlahria: “Eowarothocolorod voters
coming on out on Onion creek!“ asked as
Anetta cautious of a duh: with a load of
hay. “bar‘sabeap ob dekacaa outdar
smougrhcolowdm“ “What innit. M
his?“ “lmhoudat‘idsuaueofde
M. “it am not“ wbst he got from do
WW“ “Whitman-royal“
tagabouf" "best“ a white Isa out
dsr putt in his wear-millions to Mp do eel.

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{mulling of the Wilde .stheh‘s dia-
hesrteuiug experiences. the New York cor-
respondent of the Boston Herald writes as
follows: Butlamheuud to say M is
right in his martian that lithium. as dis-
played at the American dinner tables. are
bad on the average. The justice of the
blame is not shaken by the fact that. as like.
ly as not. the oflendor asainat good taste in a
foreigner. l was brought to that conclusion
by looking about me. the other day. while
eating in one of those establiahmsntl, lat
grown numerous in this City. when you w
your money and do not who your choice—
ln other words, lnble d‘hotes. The prices at
these places have a wide range. and do not
varv consistently with quantities and quali-
ties. There are several. however. where an
excellent meal of six courses. with a pint of
claret. can be bad for 01.85. That was true
of tho concern where I ate on this 'o‘coaslon.
Tho cooking was good. the portions ampla
the Wine tolerable. the service not, It) bb
complained of. the room handsomely fur-
nished. and the house situated in a fashions.
bio hoighborliood. But I was going to .tell
about the eaten. There were thlrtymne of
tin-in at the time Icouutod. Among the ol-
foucuu that came under my observation were
thaw: Three tucked their napkins undo!
thair chins; two thrust their spoons clear
into tlicir months with every dip of soup;
one maul his knife to put food into his
month; one took up a patty in her hand to
out it; one blew his nose four times; one
a ratcbsd his hand with a fork; two got
their mustnchcs into an unsightly condition:
one kopt his but on; one kept her hands
gloved ; live picked their tooth before qulb
ting thuir tnblm. two being handsomely
drmwd womem two were boisterous in
bulking and laughing. and one was constant-
ly twisting about in his chair to gaze at the
company. The last mentioned was myaolf.
Perhztpn tho, three who made bibs of their
nnpkins will not his condemned by nllmy
roudcrs. rind l have left out an independent
old follow who poured his cotton late a sat
set. for that was merely dlsregard of on.
tom : but the rest did things which. leaving
usage out of the question, they ought l3
have known was Wrong. We have a great
deal to learn in the matter of good hath:
and yet we probably know quits us
much already as they do in Oscar's own

London.
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DIAMOND! IN BRAZIL.

Often. down to 1729. the gold hunter has
uoticml in tho bottom of the bowls in which
llwy washed the river sands. little bright crys-
tnlsto which they attached no value. The
brilliuucy of these crysutls. their hardness and
their regular form. as if shaped by the hand.
had indood attracted the attention of the min-
em. and many had saved them to use as coun-
tors in play; but gold alone had any value in
the eyes of those adventurers. At this epoch.
according to the cht uncertain tradition. a
monk, who had taken part in the search for
dimnonds in India. recognized the nature of
tlwso countors. Ho told his discovery to a
certain Bernardo da Fonsocs hobo, who made
it known in his name to the Portuguese
Government. The King immedialoly took
possession of all the land» where the prosance
ol dinmonds had been rocogniaod and whore
it could be suspected.

Bernardo received its his reward the title
of royal notary and the command of tho mili-
tia of tho most importnut city of the rcgion.
The name of the monk was forgotten. I do
not Lu-licvo that tho name of olllicr could have 1
boon popular at Minus. for tlmir dinoovcry.
which llm-w hundreds of millions iuto lllv
tin-usury of tho King of Portugal. was the
origin of one of the most despotic rules that
any country over bad to cnduro.

The line! diamonds worn found in the sands
of tho brooks. and thoso sands. or to use the
Pnrtuguoso expression, which baa passed in-
to ncarly ullluugungcs. mums. still consti-
tuto the beds that are principally worked.
But buds of an entirely dill'crcut naturo. situ-
atod. like mines of metals. in the. midst of
the strain. and of corresponding depth, have
been brought to notice in lntor yours. «Pup.
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crow up \\'llll ~ornfu]. u-I lmmnrn lmrnl
ing from i-w-ri l-urr urn guilt} hi .i urrnl
wrong. Think brill-Ill puimul out in-
hrurulvd \"ilh u lnullmnnlo lll‘I‘HSl'. and
F'Iu will \I :ulll)‘ \‘l- (‘lll't‘ llu m ll‘u (‘ull
ours Remodics.

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A I‘ul‘q'. ‘\|'l)lf'fl1lllt‘ (lirlilluliun «If
witch lmzwl. immiran plnv. Cunndn llr.
lnflrlunltl. cluwr blvsoms. Mr . fragrant

with tho k. nling vswnces of balsam and
pino. Such is Sunfunl‘s udical Cure
for ("martin (‘omplulv tn-ntmcnt for $1.

W
t Ilolrt- Extra-Na from llruuulila
"We know ilw Vllut‘ of mull. hops. Q‘uinlno bark

and Asylum usmmporm: Mall lllln-rs
"Bo-z kit m‘y mn'dlclm' on our slwlw-s.“
"(‘mr lady customers highly pmlou' lllt'ln.“
"Physicians prt‘srribe thrm in this town.“
"The larger-t boulc and bust nu‘dlcluo.“
“Our beat pmplo tnkr Malt Bitters.“
"Surroun- fnr chills and livt-r dlsrasoa.“

W‘~
Free of Charms.

All prisons sufi‘uring from Coughs.
Culdu. Asthma. Bronchitis. Loss of Voice
or any uflrctiou of the Throat and Lungs
are rcquvslml to on” M Pluistod's Drug
Sun» and got a Trial Bottle 0' Dr. King‘s
New Discovery for Consumption. fm of
charge. which will convince them of its
wonderful merits and .Il“)\\‘ what u Ngu-
lar dollar vino bottle will (lo. (lull curly.

«may»
Minn-r Illia Question.

Why do so many pm lo wemamund
uu. nrt‘lll tn pic-for tn fill VT and be made
niiucrublr by Indigestion. Conatipation.
Dianne». Lrsv of Ap lit“. Comma up
of tho firml. Yollnw gain. why‘h tor 73
cunts \a‘n Will so“ lhomShllnb‘u Vi‘llilfl‘.
wan-amid tu cuw them. Sold at Ho t‘a
Pharmacy. 830 388

 

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tor. Man.

When ordering Kin ‘u Juni ,r 'l‘ar
Cough Balsam. writw. Fl nort‘rpguld a
routed; for coughs the “so of which in
attended \iiih inch lmvifloisl mulls.
Sold by (ion. 8. Wolsml.

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A Voted Clout" than.

Even tho patience of Job would become
“haunted wow be a mob» and Mara-
vonng to micro“ hia audicnoe while.
they worn kiwi“: up an homnt mm in
in. Making it impound» tor him to'bs
. Yet. how wry my can all this
be aroidnt by simply using. Dr.
Ring‘u blow mmworv (or (\mwmptiou.
Omaha and Cobb. Trial Bottlos given
aw“ at l’lulstrd‘a Drug Slow. 0“!“ m.
, ~ro~e~~~~
“Quirk aa Wlwu ‘Bflockwmdb
Incantation»: thimphs. it Union
Square. New York City. "'3“. Roeb-
wood gives personal attention to theme-
in; of sitters. tau-m

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Of our hWh Manufacture. at wholesale and retail
prices.

OUR 0'33 Bl‘PIRlOR QUALITY 0!
Mixed Candy at 900. lb.

(‘hurchos and Posllvals supplied In quantltlrs. at a
liberal discount.

1“" Pt“ for SI! le.

'l‘llE Illlm‘rlln‘r nffr-rs hln Fnrm for solo. situated
In the town of llrwnno-ld. in Sawing-i 00.. ill
the Slulrof Now York. nino mile: from Harsh
strings. I! ll plea-ant] situated on u use of mun .
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21K! 't't'l. lun- a good burn and considerablamlt on
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LATH

BEST BANGOR.

Fence Railing
and Picket-.3.

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Walnut. Ash and
Cherry '.

Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And ‘all kinds of um “um.
Roofing and Mwulhlnu
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Henry B. Fitch.

 

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SOL'TH NORWALK. (‘0!!! .
ls Agent for the following strong and reliable
companies. vls:-- Anon.
Contlnrutalllslrancrco. or m'. with “routes:
(if-Pant: Ionics: :‘ 2‘ :1 .5733?
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Insurance Lo. of R. Allerlcs. Phila. .éla. .as
max-loan Fire [as (‘e. " . . 87
lemmcfclalUnloaAlauhhtsCb.l.‘.nlloh .l. '. 5.00
rough pg limb! on . " 3 6
than ‘s on laa. ‘d . California
eridcn Flu Ins. Co.. Connecticut ILITT.
All kinds of insurable property taken at lowest
released but aitrntlea guaranteed.
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PIMPLES.

lwill mall (Free) the recipe for a elm nlr Vault-
TAfllJt BALM that will removr TA. . Flint?!-
LEI. PIIPLKS and BLOTK‘HEF'. leaving the skin
soft. Hour and beautiful; also IIIIlPllNlulI! for no
dilemma luxuranl ruwllLor hair on a held h:- .d or
unmet fare. Ad ms. Enclosing 3c slump. BEN.
vauuw a cu. in Barclay or s. v,

"m commons. “

The advertiser hsvlng been pomsntly cured a
that dread dlacase. Consumption. by a simplr rrmr
d). l. CUM D make known to his fellow-solar”.
the means of can. To all who desire it be will
and copy of the prescriptlon used. ("on or charge.)
with the directions for (preparing and using the
same. which ":06 wlllla ssuro rim fur out (HIS
00!. . CONS ll‘TlON.ASTIIM \. nuuxmu.
'l‘ll. be. - Parties wleklug the Proud ullon. will
use” address lav. I. A. WILSHN. l Prim at.

'llllamsbmh. N. Y.

ERRORS or YOUTH. '

\ GENTLEMAN who suffer-w! fur rur- from
1 Nermnannnmrv. I‘llRMATl m.- lIl-‘(‘\‘.'
sndsll the sleet: of youthful hul:-rrs»l n. will (or
tho cake 0' suturing Immunity :- ml 'rm- In a I who
ui-ed It. the recipe and dlro-rIIum in: maid-v . Ibo
simple rcnirdy h‘, Wlm'h he mi- rumt. tint rrrr-
wieliiu rum y tho atlu-rllwr's v-xuu-Ilvnrr will
do so fly a droning in rerfm round": cw.

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hawvracrbhlns or
Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
Mouldings, Window
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§outh Norwalk. Ct,
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LOGKWOOD’S,

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Having made arrangemonls
with one oftho largest whole
sale Carpet honour in New
York to lbruish me with all
the new pattoms as soon as
they appear. and with the use
of the format Exhibitor which
shows cnrpols matched on a
mom. «in prolm'bd to turn Rb
you carpets at Lower prices
and iron: it larger variety than
only Carpet Store in the. State.
Mid as rod and choc l «a )0“
will ““ng New Yov . Sam.
plea representing over Five
Ibouauud Dollars worth of
carpets 'You are invited to
resolution my stock and prices.
So n-ouhlc to show goods.

My stock of FURNITURE
in the largest. the lowest price
and the best made.

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GREATEST namams m arrow to rat: PUBLIC. All

C. s. smrfl's NEW YORK STORE.

Corner Atlantic and Broad Sta, Ul‘AIl-‘OBID, Opposite the Baptist Church.

 

English a. B 1.18 . .lc :- ..a.- . _. _ *.
Brio” Khul‘r’fihbm‘hflu 33 old. .to g ctr; tar yard
wel ngralns. “ H 50 “ ' "

Kiddcrmlnstsr lngrains. the kind that_l\ever Wear Out.
Oil Clotha, 85 cts.. 50 ch... 8 to 12 feet wade.
G'l-‘urniture at almost what the wood will cost here to make it of.
Elegant Walnut Parlor Suits in Raw Silk. from m up.
00 0‘

Chamber Suits. '25.
“ “ Bcdamda. from .7 up.
" Auh Sui". It low Priors. _
w”'l”?'"ll 3.” l'a" “5'"? ‘ Wrailé‘fi'fi'a ll." 3:53“
srn or . rstcm team us a ‘.
sugared Geese Feathers at blanket value. A good Feather Pillow, 01.”.

sicko
rod Yankee Hulr Maura-u 11.50.

\Vssll Paper from 9 eta.
in the Starr. at “’BOLESAL

Patent Spring Ping . at city prices:
tnin Pnlou— Brass.

Pier and Mantle Glasses.

I'OOID.

Call and examine thc'ucw Hawthorn
the most comfortable bed made. Springs of all makrs at manufacturers prion.

FURNITURE IKE-COVERED AND REPAIRS”.

Good Solid Walnut Bu sue for '7. Extension
robes. Williams. Che union. Sidcbosrds. Desks. to.
r. roll. to the fins-st importeLd. The best assortment

PRICI'E. .
LISOLBUM, ’l'llls 38W CORK [-1.008 COVERING.
ELEGANT Exauuub Sun-s IN an. Gowns.

A Handsome Gold Band Window Shade. all colors. so cts.. on fine linen. Scotch.
Holland. Ecruc. Cardinal and Fancy Wi dow Sh deer put up in Under-h !«yn- with
res ortiars. lamhrequin
bony. Walnut Mahogany and Ash. trom 1 up.
Portable gloss-m. all sit-s. No more non-d of going to

New York. as you can buy y Ur goods lit-Iv- at Icon than
and save your time.- and mum-y.-

.. ' hktru 'I mode-tum
l‘nll sh LN (Muscle, 31-01;“? $310.63...“ N”.

Any Reasonable Order Delivered IQ filled

CHEROKEE“. LUDGlfl AND SOCKET!“ FURNISEID AT wuomsu PRIOR.

Special Bargains in Goods not to be duplicated. at loan than cost. papal-alert to
openin the Lament Stock for Full shown in the State.
are length of your stairs. the site of our windows. and borrow all the non-

sy you can. then come to the NEW YORK ORE. established in Grand Street. N.
1.. 1845. now in the Large Doubls Store. corner of Atlantic and Broad Streets. op-

posite- l-hn Baptist Church. STAMFORD. CONN.

WITH NEW YORK STERE

Headquarters tor Gouda at Low l‘rlt-él.

Wnlr

Tart-Elsa 31.00 per foot. Wart!-

oa Curtains.- Cur:

New York Priors.

Bring the measure of your

 

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All orders filled promptly. City

EMEEEIES and MEATS

()l .l ) S'I‘A 1V1) 0]“

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SPRING-WOOD.

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find it. to their advantage to trade with us,

 

HENRY TILLY
Carriages and Wang:-

Mado to or win
REPAIRING IS t LL "‘3‘

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FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED.

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Call and got prices.

H. TILLY.

Main Slml - South Norwalll

NO “"18 TH l‘l‘lllE TO USE
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l-‘llll SALE! .

An elegant TOP l’lIAE! ( '3'
made In Ol'lll‘l‘. 01' [hr bin-ii mu-
t. rial and fully u‘nrrmztml. will
l)" sold at Iosslhnu cost.

8mm] New To Battles

”no bKl'ILETON “’AGGN. by
first «In» lily nmlto-r.
one set good. light

Double Harness.

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Come and secure bargains bl

HENRY Tl’llY.

Carriage later.

1! Ida street.

south norm. can.

 

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No. 9 West Ave;

 
 

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