inn-aunt
W!!! finer-ruler,
“rm.
mats: ”leave-nan.
that i: m roan-mum.
“and“ int “flmhetkotlaraa,
m .913 ”mm”,
“murmur-ales.
'nowetaeammtuemm.
metathesumlnoreycs.
the an d the curling rlll,
m It! thoughts like leaves on it,
a ma a m to the mill.
COIIC COHIBNTS.
.—-Bowtospell“dasl:" "Claaainepefl-
.3. staad up. Spell “duel.” “l-u‘h."
. .. Ms good boy; but there’s another
WW,
. p on emu-Ml.
Tq—le-d.“—Lwi'aills Courier-Journal.
~0Iiistoomuch: Ons very rainy
mast-rises makesh- wa along the
awkward. the steed smoking Iran the pour.
a.“ ”Poorhorael Poor horse 1"
manubsrotthss. P. 0. 4L; “ out in
adw-thsr. sadhltchedto an open car-
go. too 1"-th Fan.
—L ml fosr: “i don’t (eel uneasy
moron" prosperity or any 0! my
“as, m Tom,” said an Arkansaw
-W, in much with an acquaintance.
“MM‘I mind is weak and I tear that,
' is“ (other. he will be compelled to prac-
tbs barf—Jrhason Trawler.
—Uaaaswersbla: Priest—" Pat, I on
“you"! going to bamsrried sgain.‘
Diem-able wmm'wn your riv‘-
ma.” Nat—“But your wile, Put, has
any be. dead two weeks.” D. W.—-“ Yin.
yarrlw’rsnce; but shuts ain‘t she as dead
now as she iver will he F'wilarom Law
pea.
bright idea: Jupiter. having
mosquito, the flea and all the
or the atoms and the epizoa,
a moment in psrplexlty. “ Now,
thunder shall I make tor than: to
, Oneal“ he asked himselt musical:
’ Suddenly I bright idea struck him. He
lad-arealqu Wit.
a
.3 E
‘ —Provorbial philosophy: Abstinence
makes the heart grow loader—Ail well
that sat swell—as «garb shoes.v-Ons
Inflow does not make I summon—Dis.
. haesleuheaehIau-antto I tam-1m rue
’ inksthaballstsotauopcra. lesreuotwhe
. W
“has it soured—Woman is not so lair as
he's pat-tad. -0Itch your hair More you
five it—llm lat-rpm
—-8o vehicle desired: "And so.“ WI
them, elosinghls «on. "they too!
hh up to the cemetery in I ccldunounted
banner-with four blur-h horses and all the
emu: the garrison playing the ‘ Dead
In ‘ " “ Very crawl, I dew,“ remark:
H Honor. “but i don‘t care for utyio.
Going to the count ry on foot is good
dough for rue."~ Frau» the FNMA.
m‘hlncuage: Tommy—”What does ‘1
“3‘ “union ‘ mean t“ Aunt—" It is a
:y', my dear. For instance. it
to knock up against you by mistake.
Chan apologise by toying : ‘l beg your
‘9 I! '3‘ Tommy—“ 0b, mother wouldn‘t
that! She‘d any: ‘Get out, yer young
“will, or I‘ll fetch ye sich a slap o' the
“d yer own father won't know yo from a
may hua.‘ “—Lwadoa I-‘ua.
——City and country courting: Courting
hflleoouutryis allngrthcr a different in.
W from the city urticld. In the [arm-
sr place you get 2*.in lips. sweet cider,
my cake. and girls mud. by nature,
“I in the latter I collection of starch
finds, formal manners, flue sill, great
jawekyaod got or: secunduu: mom. AL
ways like the rural district when you want
it got a good staple of alien. - Grecmbors
(61.) Herold.
-The fashionable boot : A young we.
use calh upon her slmuunku r, the most
“Double artist in the city. and complains
that her new boots bunt nu the very limit
by tut she wore them. “ It cnonnt be.
m.” fly! tho urtiet, firmly but respect
» (In); “it is simply lmpoxsible that “——
?"Bnt look here 3“ says the custom”, pro
dicing a package mntaining the boot. The
artist examines it carefully and with por-
plexity. At luau hie five-r lights up. “ I see
how it was!" he cried. triumphantly; “ you
have been out walking with them on 2“—
M Fun.
--Guyia¢ the Californians: They have I
. W way 0! saying us. these Estate!!! talks.
M is not altogether pleasant. For iu~
dance. I Wan staying at the Palace
Intel blew remarked to an old Mymiher:
“You are I cariou- aad dissuaded people
I". it “In to use.“ " How so?"
*‘ Well. 3 have been no lying your great
m Roll and income to the tbut the denim
I“ not have been very humanioui.
Wee-rum not hare lett line? “but
heal Why. womanly building it!‘
“Oh ltheaahtyca “repelling it dowel“
“—863 W New letter.
—Paor Yawccb: “ You say your wile in
mafia divorce?“ aid the lawyer
" raw,“ Iaawered Hue Spreckvudcutch.
“Yaw. ht h In." “ And now you want to
m M Schindler for damages for allocat-
~ “We?" “ Yew.“ “ W the 0
rd wife 9" “ 80. I‘ll" vsa a bad vouaaus.‘
“Ely“ love her very much 1‘“ “ No. I‘m
M her.“ “ Well, if she woe a
had ass-II sad you pro better without her,
I! not much hanged l! Jacob
takes her 08 your hands.“
‘11...“th ain‘t it! Hobbs in
”k I we fly netting: about it. But, py
“in. I pitti- dot Yawooh Schneider.”
“a W.
. M: “ No, they‘re not done—
' “yd on have then: next week.‘—Boot
wk; he called at: tiaiea
“Moweakfromaoxt Baturhy, m“
‘—!~wtotailorwhofurnhhedwlnter
m “l willgiveyoapar straw. in
hl'—Girl to young man who he
. thwintar‘aioe cream. "Yet—oh
"yo—fl paint and paper throughout-1H
‘ ait'c—firoauiolandlonltotount who
Nil-D I‘m ll MRID‘a
Darla. several years rambling is m
than met but one serpent-I poor little
mooesain running away with a minnow at
the Lake Puiusott loading and being whip-
ped to death by I hall-doom grown men.
Outhut rooasion I sympathiaed with the
snake. 0a Inothera rattlesnake ran over
my foot when my attention was otherwise
diverted, but was an by my companions.
He had treated me politely ; I reciprocstod
and did not hurt him. There are said to be
numbers of black and milkshakes, which
are inclensire, but it is not likely that there
loan the average one poisonous reptile tc
ilve square miles in Florida. Accidents
sometimes result, however, from incentioun.
nos 0! their presence. A gentleman at
Fort alyers stepped out ct his house upon
a dark night last February, was stricken by
araltlcr and died next day. The homing
of the woods and grass annuauy by the
cattle men has pretty nearly “terminated
them.
On the rarely trequented streams and
swamps a! South Florida alligators are still
very numerous and incredible stories are
told at their size. They are harmle- and
gamelcaas logs and are rarely molested,
except by Northern Visitors. Gophers
abound everywhere in the sand-hills. They
Ireland tortoises, whose shells are some.
time; I foot in diameter and fourteen or d!-
teen inches in length, who burrow in the
ground and their holes are troublesome to a
rapid ridor through the woods. The gopher
9s edible and is mid to stow up pretty nearly
as well as the diamond-backed terrapin.
The green turtle abounds in Indian river and
the turtle crawl 0! St. Luce—a closed stool:-
sde pen set in three loot or water-is rarely
without thirty or torty paddling inmates.
They are shipped alive hence to Jackson
ville and thence to New York. Quail are
very abundnu'. at are English snipe, and
wild turkey! sre found in the hunting range.
Deer are abundant, but after the early por
lion 0! winter are extremely shy. The In
diaus lying about St. Luce, waiting for the
Jacksonville schooner, slaughter them in
December {or their hides in grunt number:
and drive them toward the thick hammock
They are scarcely bull no large at the North.
urn door, but the venison is much more too-
der and delicate. heart are tilled during
the summer in number: along the sea-beach.
where they wonder in search of turtle eggs
Wild can». are common, of both the black
and spollrd varieties. Every settled neigh-
borhood tun its panther, or ” tiger,“ which
makes havoc amongst the hogs and calves.
An old fellow ranges about St. Luce that
nas pretty nearly cleaned out All the pork
Mona ten miles 0! the river. A low even.
ium ago he drove the dogs at I farmhouse
judlbelow us under the dwelling and re-
sponded to the cries of a sick child so well
that we might have mlilakou his utterance
tor that or I human being.
v—r or.
IlDNlC-ll‘l‘ Hi I IKHAGERIS.
~‘ Don‘t talk so loud," said the valet-luau;
" you‘ll wuku the added.“
“ The what P“ arid the reporter.
“ ‘l‘lie cud-kl.“ rrphed the watchman i
" that‘s what they call at ; he‘ll a lovely bird
Mil has a Voice like a bun saw. And when
he bone-v, gosh! So let him deep," and
the wutolunuu silently led the m past the
nuditd.
“ l‘hmo it,“ broke out the watchmen
utznin. “ Do you hear tint l“ Au elephant
Lud evidoully kicked lilll continuum.
" Am the elephants up! to ho very will»...
3 t night :9"
" 0h, wry. And when an cirplmnt ir
routing. there‘s a good lll‘fll tlmt's h‘pllw‘a.
l‘boy elm‘p on one nide llll llnt‘u tired and
hen they flop over on the nllisr. That was
l (lop orcr we just heanl.“
“ What‘s this P“ asked the rcportcr. pmm.
in: to something in the p t h.
" That,“ Npiiml llll‘ wi'vlmmu, following
up the olmclo with his lunh‘ru, “ swim to
be part c! a camel. But where's the real 0!
him 2' (lb, hero it is. They stretch out
well, don’t they ? Those are magnificent
mu:p-r~-xnmle expressly for this circus. too.
Hey arc hurmlusa.“
“ \tht, the bumps ?"
" No, the cuticle. And they mute no
wide at night unless tiny and shingle nails
Eu their food. Then they complain.“
“ Don‘t get too near the business end of
shit thing.“ said the watchman, lifting up
My lantern so that it was even darker than
vofore, " that is a mule. Never lntcrfvrrr
.rith a mule‘s pines, and in approaching
rim always allow for a contraction and sub-
leqnent expansion oldie muscles. Next to
the mainline the uhraotriped ponies. We
never venture to use soap on those stripes.
it??? are some very rare things, and they
are as queer as they are rare. They never
make the slightest noiie either when pleased
rr when frightened. They are the gin-ales.
So one ever heard I allude murmur. 0h.
iel'YO the length of their ueoh. What a win.
:er renort for diphtherial You m N
something 0! all idea 0! their length of 1:601
3y picturing in your mind‘s eye tour yard:
a! sore throat and the mount at vinegar
ind volt required for one aaraalc. The 3i.
Mehiudeedadincultthiug to keep; he
dies “to eerily and almost without prom‘
uou.
“ This animal here,“ continued the \rull'bs
man, all" Wulklltg by the umllv‘l lmui Ii»,
“ is not, as you might have supymunl, a
llarlcni coat. h‘or this is the toured bull.
(t in said he was taken from the Ripe.“
“ l: he Very Herod l“ raked the incl-ate.
nous reporter.
“ fro: hu‘e outward: Herod. lle gets
more meet every duy. The amount ct
reverence he inupim in hia keepnro in only
equaled by the! o! the tonic.“
flaring reached the and o! the stalled Ial-
unlu the watchman Announced, by u twist
or hit lantern, that he mu about in come
upon the (cruciate wild beast in ear. x He
then put out the lantern, and be and the re-
porter at down on the railing um protecta
themeuimh from the spectators. It
was I little early for the usual midnight roar
utheullahbatnothal! so early as the
videor‘ahdthought, the «no there came
honthsngabaeh or them a noise that
startladbothottbau outdawaeh‘s
a“ Itwaatbsareetiraet In mun
ltoalyrsqalradthsreavetoas lio- wlfi
goodluugi to M the
“Mammal“
hitterquto their!“
hmmflh
mongoose... unai—
IIW YORK SID I0“
AsltewYorhhtheleraeolths Western
hemisphere. I am led to notice the parallel
between our Hetrcpolls and the Eternal City
in itspalmy time, stysswrlterla the Troy
flaw. Beginning with papulstion, there
his great similarity. Rome in her glory
war istimated at from 1,000,000 to 1,250,000,
and the latter is the present eensm of our
City. The extent at the walls of imperial
Rome, when first subjected to a siege, was
at that time ascertained to be twenty-one
miles. As a parallel. it may be said that the
precinct: of New York, including the newly
added territory north of the Harlem River,
sreabout the some extent. The principal
dilemma is lound in the {not that the
boundaries of Rome were circular, while
than of New York are very irregular. Rome
was also in the centre of a vust plain, while
New York is begirt with rivers, and has In
tdmntage in point of ventilation. It is a
matter a! record that Rome in '16? pubuy
time contained a little more than 48,000
housns. New York contains about the some
number. Roman dwellings were divided
into two classes—donuts, on the one hand,
which means the boom, the self-contained
dwelling, including the pahrces, while the
term I'M’lla! included tenement houses and
the moral ubodos of the poor. The pro-
portion between the two clnsses 0! structures
is much the same, (or in some thst were
twenty-three tenement to one sell-contained
house. Gibbon Hpt‘llkfi of the contrast be.
tween tho palace of the Arieil, so noted for
its granduor, and the garret inhabited by
the poet Codrus and his wife, which was
just beneath the Summer and cold in Win-
ter. Alas, manys Bohemian in this City
could relate I similar experience l
W
DO MEN LlVI LONGER.
lat-truth. hurts Brew-ht Oat by a Re-
eeat Life Tablo-
From a life table that has just appeared
in England, it seems that since 1872, the
longevity o! the English people has sensibly
increased. Whether from the operation 0!
the Public Health Act, or from the general
attention to health which produced the not,
or from In unobserved change in the ways
of the people akin to the developemeut of
temperance now going on, or from one of
these alterations in the virulence of disease
which have repeatedly occurred in history.
the mortality from epidemic diarrhoea and-
denly declined, till the menu mortality iv
England, which betwaen 1833-54 had beer
22.51:" thousand, dumped in lithium it
20.8, and is dropping still, the “lean dculli
rule 0! 1881-82 being only 10.3, a total im.
provcuwut of very nearly oueaewuth.
This incl-email longevity is not. it is true,
quite equally divided betw-wn the svxeu.
Owing to Moses which are still only partial-
ly ascertained, but which probably have
some relation to the extra liability of women
during the childbearing period of lilo.
female: benefit most by improved aauiury
conditions, and the total pmurcau eflm‘tul
may be broadly eluted thus. Men live two
yrura longer than they did thirty years ago,
and women three warn and four womb:
longer. a diacroucc, We twml not any. quite
iargemmugb to be perceptible in human
Me. The veryold live longervtliut in. ul
course, they are utmuurr, inns liable to that
xeuila (collimati- ami dugout-hwy which
utmchuur Mit‘f‘lltlhl as tliulr natural run.
«Mimi. ‘l‘bvy dowry, of column. tilltl low
pnwora o! all hind», but they no longer siull
lulu a nomud childhood. but. except when
nrrrwnrkml. die, so to flunk, standing, at.
only humus mod to tin. We we mm and
women rmwmuiuyn owr eighty with all
“Mr fucultir-s iulrwt, akin to mum rare, l.» mu
\x‘cll, and to walk, rut-l With a \lm‘idcd Mu?
mlmillod iulluuuue nu Um Minn Rlllll‘hl
which (boy live. Tim: is llm mun hll‘lltillf,
immune the lul‘mwd luugm .ly of tho wry
cued in but shared by the oi l. limb in mm
.md women. the chum-n at mm :vnl [Wm-m u
filly-Jive and lewuty htu not lllvl'nmtod, but
but made? i! Mlyllmw. (l‘w'llur‘rl. People of
that as.» do not bum ill M) mllt‘h by tho 1'. -
dlll‘fil paw -r of epidemic»; \hvy '( r-l, uni. u-
oxeqitim lily stump}. tlm iutluvncvu, an h m.
uuvldvn fill-i of temperature, ovoi- wheel.
science ins lllUQ pom-r, and tlmy dt‘chlull)
miller lmzu the immune cl \t‘ul‘ry an:
Anxiety whiv~ir, «mum; 1mm and wuumu w l .
grown “milieu, so moi-wily clmrumrrmm
modern life. It in, ll\|\\.\'ux', in youth nmi
curly maturity lizn: the l u: x-n'mnum to mod
marked. 'l‘boumu‘u «Harm-x uf rfu ill in-
orenvmd mmt \im‘iduxly bulw-w-u llvu uml
thirty-tire, and the woman‘s bctwouu live
and fifty-live.
“ .0. --
MAKINO GOLD RINGS.
Gold rings are made “mu bur-i nine or
Elli-cu inches long. A bur fifteen inches
long, about two inches wide and three-nix-
teemln: of an inch thick. WM wurth $1.000.
It would make all) four.p-.muyweight rings.
A dozen processes and twenty minutes 0!
time are required to change the bar into
mercbuntuble rings. A pair at sheen out:
the bur into strips. By the turn of a wheel
one. two or three times. the guillotine~like
blade at the shears chop: the bar into slicer
one. two ortbrec alxteeutbu at an inch wide.
Awning machines presses out the strips
“Id makes them tat or gmvcd. M strip
ta then put under the blow‘pipc and anneal
all. The oxide ot copper comes: to the our
aleuudlaput into u pickle o! sulphuric
told. their“ at cold is stamped with it:
quality and the more at the maker. und is
input through u machine that bench it to
the uhapo or a ring, the same machine
makingariagotauy elm The end are
eoklcml with on allcr 0! interior thence; to
rho quality etthe riu :. Murry people tar.
«glue that rings one run in a mold been“.
they can‘t see where they are «adored. The
ring lupin through the turning lather. la
rounded and pared and polished, em with
.‘ripoli and then with steel Ithaca «ml rouge.
They Innow Nady tortha marketand maul
new.
- 49> .
Excited Thousands.
All over the land are going into eetnsy
nwr Dr. King‘s New Discovery fur
Consumption. Their unimkcd for" n--
onvery by the timely use 0! this grout
lite suvin remedy. causes them to‘ go
nearly Wt d in its praise. It la uunnnr
used to poetlvel cure Severe Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, ay Fox-er, Bronchitis,
Bedroom as. {was of Voice or any nflvov
rim: of the Throat or Lungs. Trial but.
ties free at Geo. B. Plsiated‘s drug: aloro.
Large size 81.00.
—-——QOO‘-—-
A Nsw lineman—Little Hollie “\
taught byhernother stealing‘ apples mm
MMudssvsrelyrebuked. Hermotbet
toldh-ehanutnottoachthoseapples, av
shewasaologtovunko preserves of them
On the following Sunday little Hollie‘.
aobooltsash-ashsdherwhy God turban:
Avianaodlvetcsatotthetrsaintbaatitht
0’ “'0 IN.- “Beasass He wanted to
make preserves at the apples," '- a.
“reply—MW
—-——-«o—-—-
lweltlla’s Arme- Sallie.
9 medldcal wonder 0! lbs
tedtospeedii oureBurnr.
m.!‘ever
Macros.
w.,
DRAM-BERLIN
Steam Cooker,
"'2 FAN"! Ill:
Till HlflSfl-Klfllfll‘S' Fi‘lflilll
No Ofl'enaivo Odor or
Steam.
No Crowded Stove.
No Heavy Pets.
No Tough floats, so
Shrinkage.
No Watching or Stirr-
ing. '
No Mingling ofrluvors.
No Loss of Nourish-
FOI'R SIZES, A'l‘
EKLOkad’s
James w. l‘uvuuugli,
FIRST-CLASS
Artist in Marble!
Steamboat Wharf.
i‘l.
FOR SALE.
Smith Nnru‘ulk.
blunt im Fl‘lt‘ in umlwt'mun fursprilvu
“Nils.
Tw 0 good Top Buggies.
Ono Open 9-Seat Pleas-
ure Wagon.
Ono 8-Seuted Top Depot.
Wagon.
'rwo Good Rookuwaye.
One New a-Seuted
Wagon.
ilumi immuilm Inm‘ iu‘ burl Hf
Henry Tilly.
l‘AlllllMlli MAKER,
Swilln Nhrwu'k. - (‘unn,
fl..-“ mm-.. . ._.... ..
mm is THE TIME 'l‘n list:
lltiY'I“.-‘
Cough Remedy.
Pure Hl’flli, Medicines, is.
I} E ST EX'I‘R A (ITS.
Prr‘uol‘lpllouu (’urolully
Commutation.
A LARGE STOCK OF
PATENT MBDIGINBS
Always on hand at
HUYT’S Pharmacy.
Ha cilia] elm
SUCCESSORS TO BURR KNAPP.
Lumber Yard,
AND
‘-Plallllll Mil.
”U'LCTUIIIS OI
—oo ro- ,
E W I] ’
BO. . ay 8
And get some oi that Creamery
Buttered Flour, the latest out, i
makes delicious biscuit in ten
minutes
Good Black Ten 30 cts. ii).
We are giving,r :1 silver
knife and fork away with the
Gem Baking Powder.
We are selling nic'e Canned
Corn for 10 cents a can.
Three lb. can Tomatoes. hm
for 25 cents,
Something new in the
way of Stove Blanking, with
which you cuu polish your
stoVe with less trouble, lass
dust. and muke it. 10er bright-
er than any other.
We are also git int,r u Wall-r-
bury watch away with u calm
of soup.
(‘nll and see us am] we will
make you happy.
Geo. W. wDay.
HARDWARE.
The altar Austlu'l‘MRN'l‘ M. Tu“ \ I
General llnrchm-v
Mot-tum!" Tools.
\Vllltu Loud. I‘utntm
Oilumul \\ huh-n Li..-
A tall Autumn-w m
Luck. mm .In "In,
Table mu l‘uvlu-l t‘mlrn
Hf llw haul Quality,
HDIISB Fillillllllllg Funds
JAPAN lh‘l‘l PA PER “Willi?
AKNII fur l‘w
lluwr \‘ul‘iiivul limb-r itllil li:ill‘.~ I‘M--
Firu and llurgiur l‘in earn
Agricultural liuplvluouta.
Ship t‘luuulh-u, ill-pr. ill
W. O. QVINTAI‘ID
Nu. ! Ni‘h‘ll‘ "ALL INAN‘K. “u Nurmll‘
‘ m“ (- \ uni
t-rwuuuumcb mus.
RaymondBros
1mm No. it) \l‘uaitiuu ton St.
Mu lilu'ruu: 'l‘iu‘uugii llw
columns of your widely virvu
imod journal, wv \\'Ullltl say u
i‘ow wmwls to Inuinitiltvhil‘ul‘»
doulvrs and consumers of mm :
First, and of grunt lltllmll
um‘t‘. uil nur vuuis ltl‘l' lumgi»
direct from tho minor. uml \\i
ul‘v careful to purvhm-v fun».
llmsv who imvv lllllllt‘ u gum!
ropululiuu us llllllt'l‘h‘ ruui (li‘lll.
era in first-class gumlu only.
Second, all “(ml is mulv:
wulm‘ light ninth, and is llll‘l'l
l'nl‘v dry and free from imasuuu
min. 010.
Third, l“.\'t‘l‘)‘ lull Ul‘ mull l~
(.‘lll't‘l‘lllly sol‘l‘onoti umi (lulivw
t‘ll by careful, (Fxltl'i'li‘lii‘l'il am
01‘s.
Fourth, we always kvup i-
ulm‘k u gum] insulin-inn! n'
sizusuud kinds, and vuu llll'
nish prmliplly uuy lililllllli_\
l'rum one lmslml in u cart—E"
()ln‘ yard is inculwi «-n \\'.-m-:
"our 'l‘ollcs strut-t, mu' ulliw
auul More is at Nu. 10 Washing
ton street, «mi Ulll‘ lll':|l:('ll ul
ill‘us,(culilli‘clwl with hlill'i' :HHI
yui‘d by tclvphmw) uru Hun
«(wok Bros». ~15 Null: ‘1 . \ni‘
walk, and insurance lluilliiug.
Sn. Xul‘wulk, it, \\ imi‘u null lb
mu ' be left with lilo assuruum-
that they will l‘oooivn prompt
attention. We have the fol
lowing well-known coulsuiwuy»
ready for delivery: ‘ lluzlutuu.
Cross 9 Crock, imckuwmnm,
Wilhesbm‘ro, Franklin, Scum
ton, and Cumboriuml.
Respectfully,
ilaymond Bro§
Timur and Lumber,
Chanson)»,
—-—ALL BRANDS AND l‘ll!CE8.~—~«
Lii'l‘fl, ‘
——-—_ ans-r timeou—
Ponce Railing. and
rickets. ’
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‘snle Carpet houses in New
Walnut. cm". and
Garnet Furniture
AT
LOCKWO OD’S,
36 Main Street.
llavlng made arrangements
With one ofthc largest whole-
York to furnish me with all
the new patterns as soon as
they appear, and with the use
of the Carpet. Exhibitor which
shows Clll'Pl‘lB matched on a
mum, am prepared to film 911
you em'pc-ls at Lower prircs
nmi lrum at larger variety than
any (.‘urpcl, Store in the State,
and as guml um‘l' chenp us you
will find in New Ymk. Sam-
ples representing over Five
'iimusuml Dollars Worth of
(‘urpvts You are invited to
examine my stock uml prices,
Nu ll'UlllllL‘ l0 SlHHV g1 :mls,
My Shwk ul FilllNl'i‘lllll‘:
la llw luv-gust, tiw lnwuat price
nml till! lH'Sl. nunlv.
WM. LUGKWUUD
DEALER N
Furniture & Carpets,
38 Main Street.
Noruvmal. c'r.
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BOY’S RTS,
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S'I‘AMB‘ORD, -
1845- - c. E. sum
nsrenusnnn IN NEW YORK, 1845. NOW IN
CONN.,
UORNER OF ATLANTIC AND BROAD 8T8.
New Spring Styles
Earns 3, Furniture, Pa trimmings.
Largest Stock at the Lowest Pr res In America.
Elegant Brussels Carpet, 59 to 95 cents per yard. English Bod Brussels. 1.19 to
81.35 per yard. English 34’1y Car $1.15 r yard. imiish Rodger-
minster Ingraine, $1.00 pernya . Lowell xtra Supc/rlugrains. 85
cents per yard. Barth) . Reed's. and other Extra Superr, 75
to 80 cents per yard. Union lnxrsins, 25 to 00 etc. per
yard. Oil Cloths from 20 to 50 cu.
Gold Baud Window Shades, atmcls. each. Patent Spring Rollers m‘cle. cock
Elruant Parlor Suits in Ebony,Wainut, and Msboganylrorn $80 per suit of Seven
Pieces up. Ele at We not and Ash Bedroom sets, from $25 up. Fm:-
Enameled number Suite, from .15 to :25, our own make, at
least 80 per cent. less than retail prices. .
A Good Kitchen Table for $1.00. A Good Dining Table with Drop Leov‘re, 82.21.
A Good Extension Table, {6.00. Cane SeatChairs. 65 ore. to $1.00. Luricd
Wool Munroe—something new—tor 07.00. Noam from $2.50
to $4.150 each. Woman Wire Springs. .00 to $7.00. A
Good Bed Spring for $1.25. Walnut Hat ks, $6.00 up.
Cornice Poles, with Rings, Ends and Brackets, 78 cents. Elegant Brass Poles.Ende
and Brackets. $3.40. Fine Lace Curtains In all Modern Styles, from $1.90
per Window up. Fine Antique. Madras asd’l‘ambour
Curtains at low prices.
I have just opened 3 GOLD ROOM exclusively for fine GOLD PAPERS.
PAPER HANGINGS.
The Largest Stock In the State, at Factory Prices-
Elegant Gold Papers. new pom-mu, 85 cents per roll. Elegant French Time. new
patterns. 15 to 28 crate per roll. Domestic Tints. 7 to 14 cents per roll.
Finest assortment of over 100.000 rolls. Elegant Roorne'fltted up and
Decorated in modern style shown on the premises. will gave you
estimates for furnishing your house complete with every
requisite for Interior Furnishing and Decorating.
at prices No One Curr Brat.
----No One (3am. No (me. Shall Undersell Us in»
We make our Carpets by Band. and Lay them in a thorough manner. We up
lmlslvr our furniture on the promises. and warrant every article as rapie-
sented, or Will refund the money. Save money by buying“)! us. e
dr-Iirvr our gmrds anywhere true. ‘Will sell you anything at loss
than Now York prices. Quick Salli-*2 Small Profile.
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E . s M I T 1-: v s ,
Head-Quarters for Low Prices.
S'l“&l\ll<‘()RI), - - C()NN
COR. ATLANTIC AND BROAD STS.
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Grocerles and Meats,
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:\ 'I‘ 'I‘l 1 IC
T. Burr Guyer 8‘ Son.
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders iiilmi promptly. (lily lulu!-
liml it to their :uivuulugv in li‘llili‘. with us
lino us :1 trial.
DRiFLlNT’S
QUAKEB BITTERS
What are ' mum inn-ms? An old usher
remedy that on June inun- m rout-w nu crlng
Immunity than ull olln r mmlviucl combined. _
Tho-v cr-lr-ln' tlt‘d liitlvre are compou‘d a:
"homo Roots. llvr‘m- :nul llurka, among which
are Gentlan, §;trrtp;irtll:t, “‘11.! ('lwrry. Davide.
lion. Juniper and other iwn-iu, and are IO pm
Would an m rrtnln all their medicinal qualitica.
,l‘ltry invariably curu tlw (wiluwing com lalme'
[lymph Ila. Joumllvr, Lin-r l‘umplalnts r of
Appol to, lloadnriu-e, Billmv Attache, lull-“ma-
(hm. Summer Cum dilute. l‘ilca. Kidney Bla.
t‘fllt‘l, Fonuli- ll: lvuitlus. Lunimde. Low
Spirits, Gem-ml lL-lvéliry, and. in fact. awry.
lining caused by an impure stale of the Blood
or deranged condition of the Stomach. Lirrrur
Kidur a. The and find in lleunhor [Sim-re
n WIHK‘ unwilling atimulaut ac desirable in “kit
doc-lining years.
Eminent Physicians preecrlbe them, and rer-
nmmeml tlwlr one. and pronounce them the bout
Cure {or all dis-cared ur the Blood, Stomach.
Liver and Kiducva. So one can romnln long
unwell (unless ducted with an incurable die.
«an» utter toxin. I kw bottles of the Quaker
llel‘a.
Forealeb Brunt-team! Dcslera in Hedi-
Movers-where.
° '1‘ I‘JSTI DION I :\ 1.83.
Du. Rum. . .
Door Sir:— ‘ur the brim-lit of the public I do certify that I In-lmvo The t 7
Quaker Bitters to be the best rmm-dy I‘VI‘T «(lend to the publw. fur the s:
of Dyape kin. and all disarm arising: from rm impnw euro of the bk v "
been two sled with ulcerated sore throat for twenty yuan. caused by
Notion. I tried many romvdim. but received no benefit from them. -
ago l but a screw attack of Dyfipopsin in its worst lupus. Everythifl 1
toward me. and cuumd sown» pain in my chest. I med deplore and ,
cluer. but krpt growing worse, until I t3 ml The ‘ Batters. vr .
my health very rupidlr. l have not boon afflicted with ulcerated a. .
the last tlimr yours. and i enjoy better houlth than I ever did before I
'oura tmlv.
It“. J. u. w
From Deacon Burr.
Du. mm.
Dmr Sim—l have taken your Quaker Bitters for the past. um-
al nobility incident to old age. and find them very efficient.
oightvewuud your. and my health is unusually gr . and wi
God. hope to live many years to enjoy one of the rental! bl .
My wife, aim nearly of tire tame ago. has recou- gn‘mt. bone
ble- medicine. 'l‘lwlr ramming and strengthening qualities are
to person: or advanced lite. Shall be “038‘“ to confer war
or otherwise) who may wish to know our experience with
. l.
for Gener-
icularly adapted
Quaker Bitters.
Boas.
Providence, 8. I.
eighteen mural bawebeeu saluted with rhea...
the time being unable matte-rid tonylmainese,
im, my ankle, knee. and at times my whole .
vice-joint forming the seat 0! thin terrible
Quaker Bitters. and after taking four bottle. .
cilantro for the better. A fun-her ooutl ounce , . u“, valuable ”a“... 1.. con»
pletely Mom! In: former hull-h and. moon. I wish you in pnhlhh chi-atmo-
was, it ooneider it any benefit to young“ or enacting humanity. I did! ria-
lt your city soon, and hope to have the plenum of making your mm, "a
thanking you perm ally for this great cum; I am yosra . A
. Loan,
Sup’t Steamship Company. ’
Drama. m. Ave. 18, 18'".
Du. E. 8. m“. ,
‘Dear Sin—J am only too In
ready acqlulred in relation to
W-
slolaos' care for thirty
treatment. Islinve tried, hs‘
vcment. x moot
$3. Seein gear Bitter-$0
try them, a nigh I had
confidence in anything.
more «benefit {root that
blood. I can truly say wt
towed to the lilo.
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Norwalk Chronicler