mus or m.
_l
hurrah. I‘m-I- Called Ira- llcux an.
['9‘
Charles E. “rush, the electric light nun,
it worth $l.500.000. He in letting his light»
chinIx moat profitably.
Thc Ixygtcr industry of Maryland, in all
Its lIr.InI~lII~-. Imploys 25.000 pcrsons‘and
.Itlords II I“ iiig to 75.000. '
A young woman. aged 13 yczirs, who
livI-s in LIpIxI‘r. Minn. has now been thric-
uiurricd and tlIriIxIx a widow.
Silk IxulIIirI is attracting considerable al.-
‘I‘mzon In Killlxu, “ltt‘I‘t‘ thIx wcnns feed
gI‘I‘I‘Illly I‘ll l)\u.:t IIl'Jllgt‘ lt'fi\’t‘§.
“I first (‘llllt‘tl New COX)?
:lI‘IIl tmxk its prxxsvnt name in 1791,
\\ III-n It \I x.~ .IIlIIIittde into thc l’nion.
\‘l‘l’llh ‘lil \\ .15
t.t‘\'lll'\ll .
“va _I‘I .ir .Ig-I IlII rIx \Vt rI- not ovar ‘.-‘00peo~
plI In liiIkay (Runny. Dakota. Now the
populdion l\ frI IIn L000 to 3,000 and rapid-
ly in-eruisiIIg,
lluxkin says no could: dmuld marry until
thcy h£l\\‘ I-ouI'tI-d mu n N .IN. This. would
»xI Handy prolong tbs fun and sun'c 05 the
fighting in 11mm rum lunlnnvcfi.
.\ homing pigI-on lI-t loose All StI ulwnville,
”lilo. I'I'I‘I llll‘V lilelc llnx qu
N. .l,_ a tllslfillI'I le Iliiii‘;
of .1in milIx III II xziiIIuII
y to Grunge,
lllllI‘I‘, :It the rut-3
.IIi-l twclvc :«xcunds.
~ two IIII-n Iiud thrIx'n
\vumcn ~le n: M forlorn .IspI-cl \IIxrcurrcsteIi
.\ gm; of luxgzdrx
in .‘I‘ILWH'IJUSIIIS. On “1111) was found
$000 in inIIuIy. .Ill umIlI- during a two
:I.- will)“ tmxup.
.\ cow at Suntbficld. L. l . was so scared
bx, .I iirc riuinI pumping “’IitI-r that she has
n m I giun 1 III Iilk. I‘rolnubh \llt cunt ludcd
to. I: thI- I'nIupI IitIIxn \\ .5 too what and she
Imx'ht as “I ll I1uit.
l‘hc lJll". schI rm for a public building
in .\lIII:I:~.I1I Ill‘. xx hr rI- thxy Mo always plun—
an;x n .x. 1-.lelir' l-iIIlIliug~. ls :I combination
lint Uftivc. (‘IIurt lluumx. jziil :IIIIl 1‘in “all
Im lI-r I-nI- roof, and to Cunt, if possible
$l.tlll,tlul.
.\ (‘Illlll v IllII'fle' IL»? D061) fincd ell)“ all
"'x Inn, Arm 'l'I-rritary. for practicing
with xI‘It it IlI1xlIxIII.I. 'l‘lII (‘leIxhlIul XI. 1).
pro lxu-v Il II t'lIIIIIxNx dIIcuIm-nt, \\ hich he
x‘..II:III Il \\.Ln' ll IlI1IlI-III.I; l-III Illl‘ t‘ourt
( <I.’len‘t stI- it. and imposed 1hr tiiIIx.
xIIIl
lo rI-mming thI- rxmziixn of a person
Itr;IIlthIrtI1n _\w Ir~ sIIxIxx IIt Brunswick,
‘11 . r-ch mly. in u I~~~tly untillic cusluxt,
Ii. mi. III“: .II l~-| IIII InIIIIIIIIIIIII:
It I..I IIIl‘: ofl. ‘-~. \slIil I.lIIIx xlpx. uI I‘ImkI-t
tin which li.'-IllIIInIn 1h:
~. IIx.‘v(u 1» rf xItl _\ a null
grx Iund twenty
.\ girl lI ll :\ l .ley un 21 \\ 1-.Illliy launlly‘fl
l» xI‘xlpr in lilxmliiinglxxu. “1., Mil lIxIIIII-II
410- th( l'lU‘l'. Sh» no Ixiuily It‘xl‘llr d. and
a fund of m \I- xril li llLI lrIxIl dollars “It" niim-Il
for lix-r b} 1.. DIR”. 'l‘hIxn it.
Mic-i IilhI‘IIh II Il Ill ll hllI lmxl lxIIl‘l'II\\IxIl the
Infant. Mid tlhl‘ ln r I'IltI Ililxlx Il slllI'iIlIx Win-l a
t'J'll Inc.
(II nIxml llI .xlll'l 1_'JI‘II li I-rI IlitI d with the
'1. mark tlmt he hm IIlI.“_ rvI-Il II gradual
4}: llllt' in IIII- I'ilt‘l‘. 'l'bI y iII-gl-xI-t
llJII'nylllI; .II.‘. llnil'I'i1l, :lllxlllllllumxlmflfl
le tlIIx South “Ill: \‘vlilt'llllI'l‘l‘.lllllli1lI‘,IIltl‘8
I‘ it, hlcmly I1.iI.IImtion LII thI- number of
lxlu'h‘. 'l'l;i~ \i"\\ of tlIx mIItu-r in bcit‘
lrxlllly Illnlxlllx l.
suupml. in
n. Evy-II
.‘\ pm My rIIrx...Iix.
I. t ‘I- lix _\ .
m is toll III-out Pit‘lljllllln
u lixxl III uulllun.IirU. ll i~‘ mild
:1; 1' ‘x.-.- unite-‘1 umny yI-urII for II bcaiutifnl
'|‘~.<l"w t-x marry him, \\ hiCh slIIx “ng I’ll to
lII \\ Ill'll Hli'.‘ lizil I'Iilatxsl lII~r Il.IllL:lIlI I'. 111.
lu I ”HULL: tIva IlI lllII rub , llt‘ mnfl'll‘d
who loved lllllt Wllluxul co.
Jiué‘llfl, lLll\l slIIx made him is LIulIlI‘ WIIG.
.‘lmxh in thI- w.i_\’ of lIIII .I)
III .-
l-Imlgu \\Ier-
It tillng
J.“ Ilalglih 1‘-
I-rx'It'" x: Ii
lllxl’dl‘) at El Iy.
l‘! lII‘ lll
'I‘llt‘ lll‘s‘l x .f
A “on...“ iII.1x.iI:'IIl
OK!“ I-:- d from .I n-xw
mod. .‘IMR‘. 'I‘ll-x
chugc II! volIIiIII xxr libruriiinfi.
:hIx-Iv mu 1.xmyrr ll-xI-Il,
for n I'Ixmdn \IleIme. and \\llI‘ll lII- tI-lII lII-r
II was not llix .'Ix. I“1ll~*xl lIiIII ll liar.
Thin hc I'lIIIkI-Il amid culled llt‘l’ .Inxl was
m .J
sh x
\ x dwd r-I‘. . ‘IIxr 1 ._ 1; ll) llll‘ north-hound
III. 4w xII tlII- I. xx. lxlITlL: .znl (“41! ‘ll route,
Ari/uni 'l‘flrrI‘II-ry. r~ x ll'.‘.\. ‘."1 l‘ .xIIIinq
thIx I‘d-I mull \U‘l\\ l1» | l I I‘.- . Skin 1' to
n:- \'»- on. “in 1.3 l mu rIxIl Izinl run
«in. I of on" r» 42.x. x‘ 1le: r. illtxl :t lu‘ llxII
ln. 1:. \ 115.1 III-- -II x 1:. llIulIIIIl rI ll-
i/s .l wi'li I- :xI LI «l ‘I .y li.~ \\‘1\«l.\I\ .It tlII
n \l II.III::I,;
N- .lej ill Ill" I ‘. ‘7l II~ I it) Im-
I'IIItI l .‘lnlz‘n ix r 'lll."ll N IEI I‘I'. ll~
Ixi~ xx. lvnt III-.Irlj.‘ I. . ' 1~Ix.xIIlI‘--x~ ,._ ~lll‘II re
1s ~l1i1xxI-l I’l-u xIxt'Iy I . 1i.- I..\'\l. “lax! x it 13
put up .2 ' I si ._ ‘ ‘ \Vlii‘ ‘ x is‘
l.IrI_:le_\‘ III I :II ‘1. I: f xIIIrIx III “llil‘N'.
'l'lI- «III-b of Li A\- .:. ll'n lI-xI-n IxIIIIIp.II'.I~
lax-l} ll :lII. l". .1I!\;It.\'.III l‘. .‘IIxIwo
firth |x.‘.\l liz» )I.I.\ liu il\lr.l::"\l luvs
ll...u ‘I‘,II IIIII1IIxI,l;,
& II. 'IH oh I \\ 1‘ I'llllili: turf IIII )lIIIItjoy
“.5, l‘ I'Ilo. l. .\l- .. .I 1- .I «ltyn turnId
up \\ fl. lbw ._-.. i-- :1 Il llr \ .‘11. ct-
I~Ix1II 2 I! .I , «I. :I.-I; ,- '.!.l More 11 ~1x.:IlI'~
struck .‘I. i '1 likx- 3. >21 'rllx' \ihiin'iI-IN i
,x'I-Ix I I ». ;'~'. 'II \ I _\.\ : '. i‘I l'II‘IxIl 1.1m to
w}: l I: r- e I; r,\IlIII1IrounIIIIc1d
it Its, 4-13 .. ‘ ‘ . 1 ll\ v Ilu Iit
$11114, lilo .‘ I xxIIII I"'I Ill‘w\ liiiti
-l:u! t‘n,» I
I lll.Il l} a. II
xl um. II- I!
tip i:I.;I
llIIx I‘I'ix '1I)‘.
:l‘i)‘
Il.l_\ \‘ Hf
ll'x I'l Huh 2' \\l\t) in“!
skin
lt~ I
htxiphl l-I
;1IIIII’I- Ivr ly \ -‘.Ix.~-
plninlci‘ .I ‘1..I;I\li llt‘t‘IlZI‘a‘
NEW USES FOR THE THERMOHETER-
llclh;1‘;tllcd.tn prI-mxI‘ilIIx for n puticnl
living in thIx hills :IlIIIu Key-pun,
long lvanI mlliIxIde with I l'll“]|>)'. and whose
mind ix now .‘IIm- \\h:x.t impuircd. l noticcd ‘
n rI-nx..iilt.x.l-lII
lhal llh'
1I;IllIIr of \‘IIIIIIlIxIIIIm‘I‘, and
blll'ldt‘t of thc body “:st \'I~r_v cold
to the tomb; no I produced :1 clinical ther-
'wu:m h r to :uchixt.IiIi thxx trmptxixitunx. The
young nun \‘VhlI‘lllly loolIIxIl upon it as u
pot of IIU’ Irt'Illlllt’lll, :uid furthcr imprussml
"by Ilu admiring :nva of his rtxlutivaq, closcd
his lip» upon it with im pious u care ILi
though it h.-l l-I ~-n Tyndall‘s pmyergungc,
and spIxIxxlily 5t'l‘lll\'\l oblivious of all earthly
things. So rapt “II: hc that “bin 1 want
to withdraw llIIx tlzI rmemetI r be guvc a
sun lliux our to lley ll\\.slll‘1l. " How did
it :IIII-IxI you I1III rii-Il I. “ \'Ixry wcll in;
Faced," Iltx rI-plinl; “I think I! has mudé
me fct‘l much III-III-r." And then raising
his II'IIMI with uu uir of benediction, be ad-
dcd; “It bud such ii quicting influence."
, An hour nwrwurd I visited u young dome:-
tlc in another family, who was convulescing
from a mild attack of typhoid fever, where
the tImexératurc had ranged from 100 to 10?.
drxgrroia vnr St‘Vt‘l‘Itl days. While here I 16-
lIIxde the above incidcnt to her employers, :
who laughed hI-Iirtily; but the girl, with a
look of scornful superiority, cried out:
“Pooh! he mustn‘t have seen one before!
Why, I have had two at a time in my
mouth, and thought nothing of it."
“Where was that ?“ I asked. “When I
In (I: Randall‘s Island.“ “ Yes, but why?
that were two used for?" “Bounce—be-
anie,“ blurtpd she, in confusion. “my
hvermoohighthattbey couldn‘t tell it
all on one !”—.Va1o‘aal Edvard.
“mu-layout”.
Ababycanmoutadollarwrof kid
“himtydou hours. ltcankeopitl
Why‘dvcrthingin thoncnpnperl
humane. Item occupy both side- of
Blarnutdaod'bed manufactured simul-
my. henna» tho audio: of it:
meilhfootuptotfinvreek and
"labeling-tallvcu. Itconcrocd to
“at!” making our of a railroad
uh 'lti indignant W
(Qua-t nix-accustom to be
m by cur: ascend-cla- boarding.
ki—IWhthecityvbo“umtaku
“dun.“ Itunuakoanoldbacbdor in
bloom 01!de nan language that, if
“outb- Mmld [at his into
,maxtwm Ital. ta
“marina“ M from:
,h‘mfiubufi thou-
' d o Iona?!- m cl
W
I! .Il IoprI \I-nt ‘
who h.Id .
ARTISTIC ADVERTISING-
l‘luéand Loin! Km for:
Cinch.
Not
Mitrequirasfmrn four to six mm to
produce anything of merit, after the design
has been made the Ilesigners for It SummeI
have to begin thcir work late in the Winter
1‘: curly in thex Spring. After the picture is
drawn it. is ncccmary to make sepumtc do
signs on from ten to twclvc different stones
according to the number of colors used it.
the painting. and each color has to dry be
fore another can be workcd upon it. The
proccxv of printing alone requires sevenf-
wccks. It is only by~ the huge number
printed that thcy can be produced cheap
xnough tobe given away by storckccwm.
Dcsigncrs gcncmlly accurc a customer for a
huge number, giving thIx'u the exclusive
right to use the picture for a certain length
of time. and if customers for :‘x 000 each can
be secured in ten different cities, thin the
picturc is prcpnrcd, and printed on Ii lung
“ill‘tl of “ Bristol board." scvcrul on cucl
card. When thtx curd-is printed, thisjs not
the end of the work. The.x card him to be
cut out according to the shape of the
pictunx, in order to giv‘c it a butter efl’Ixct.
To do this pnIpcrly it is ncccsxury to have Ii
cutting knife prI-parIxIl like a mould and the
evict shape of the picture. The intricacy
of lczivcs and leaf edges have to be wcll cad—
cnlutcd. ins-the knives, bring mode of stIxcl,
iIrIx llllllx to cut through a large numbcr of
Ahects of card at the sumo time I" mciins oi
lcvcr prravnrc. and any error would destroy
nrxnrly all thc picturcs. (‘uro has thIxrcfore
to be Ixxcrcisml that thc knives are true
Ihcmalvcs. and plIIIxcd correctly in thI.x
press when the cutting is made.
Even Itftcr the cards are cut into shape
lhcy have to be tIIlIIxn to thc printing IIfich
\vliI rIx tlIIx spcixihl udvcrtiscmcnt in placed
upon thI m It In: iy IIIIlI lux Ii {v- -\v ‘\l‘rlli
on :i all] pom Il tic kct in front of flux picture.
or it In. I_\ l- -I :In I xlI iboi III .iIlIc eristmI-nt of
tlic. liousv lit tlnx buck. This all takes time
and entails I-pr'xnsI’x. 'l'hcn uftor lht‘ mud is
thus printed it ham to be tIIkan to nuoth-xr
[Ilziw‘ WllI‘rI‘ llhx hing \YInixlIxn lixanllI‘ is :t!ll\-
ad in such a way In to IIIIIka the curd fun
“Iiilublv- without thc daugcr of the wood
(9!“ng thv IuorIx flimsy mzitcrizil. 'l'licn the
\rtixtic illl\t‘l‘ll."‘lll|‘lll is ready to be givvn
away.
‘UII- number'of dusigiu that um olIcrIId
by tliI- IlilIcrIxnt makers of thI-st curds have
brag vcry numvruus this stuson ; but should
my mil III find :in mlvcrtiuing market. thc}
nro pin-AI Il into stun-s for sulIx thc sumo 1w 1
clIrIIm-I picturxx. Such hmx‘ lidIly bot-n thI
Irf lIxIIIm‘kacluxm III Ich‘Uriilo llII :l‘
Ipu‘tmI lt‘é with IhI-s-I- artistic curds. in the
illdi'.‘ of pluprIm. 1I.ilIxttI .xi, dun, that the
min l of IlL' lex‘ignexr-i is IxVIxr kcpt on th:x
$11 for uIIVletIIxa, \IhI rI-nith to supply
[,lJI' :IIII‘lII-I. :lll'l to IuI-I-t lllI' wants of busi
up.“ III-mun .IIIIl thIx public
le uln-
THE SCENERY OF lt‘ ELAND.
le tlo; ls “lllIll burstingx through the
Hukv b:uri~ xr tlI ill gliuIb Illi‘ 701M run for
up into llIIx iIIII- ll Ir constitute .i must I-zh ir-
actcristic iI-.ItIII‘Ix of lIxleuIIIiic RI‘I‘nIxry.
Tlicy 11.1va all :i grout iiimilnrity of form.
an that thc IlI-4Ixi'iptiIxn of tlrx
form of now iII.I_\' sti‘va l‘lillilll." for tlm‘
of :ill IItliI I‘m "Ming. probably, bu-Ixn at
first rIxntx Hr I‘llil‘xlll‘l prIIIluI‘de lI)‘ iliI- gru-
cmluph-nningof tlic island. lhIxir lIxngth
ii to tlII-ir
lIrI leIh; x~ IIII~ of tli-xxu lIciII; .\\‘.|l‘I‘t‘l_\' two
lull- I \IixlIx y-I I-vtIxxIIling l\\t‘ll‘}‘-l~l\'t‘ (I1
own lllll‘l_\' lull-xi into tlm country. and con-
tinuI- still l'_Ir1hxxr b5 down
which 01 . qu-IIIILIIII l‘l\‘1‘!\‘ llllIl tlIIxir way to
lec .va I. lI-Ifty ridgcy. running out
6111‘ Uf‘zlil. and ending, in prccipiliourt Ilt‘lkl<
lnnle'. NI’II-ll‘dlt‘ tlII-zu from t‘:\(‘ll IItlI-xr. In
thIx II-xiglilxorhox-l I‘.‘ thIx Rudd and lien:
FiIIIIl~x tlIx xxI- I mun. ox lllx‘ll‘ IIIII~zt In Ixxni'iI t In
“Pl“ xIr.IIII Ix, IIIt \llllllL: .ui I-1Ix\ :Ition of nIxIr-
ly 4 0x)"; 1!: III :li til it :IIIr I:x lxIIxight on
IIII‘."r 1I11‘2‘ II? Ill“ can! is only .ll I'it lI Ilf of
3.11.. l. S I mi N-
“Ixnvml {my
III'IIII \Ixry IlixprIIp-thiunwll
Iurrow \‘IIlva.
llilu
llml II «V ~.;»- :I i_Ix Ill-x ri~IIx
of tlxI- .. :II amnion. Ill If it it no IlllI’ tum-In
: III‘III.x 1 I I‘Iml pin-«1pm ‘n‘ Loon I,“ high.
: from tluxl I" of \\ll:I':I 'l .st III-x m 1y lI-I Ix.x~'t
l
lllll\ abut in
"IIl‘II‘ \\’.Ill:~' of
ill) I llIx.‘ l4 III“
wn lLIlll \iIln by p .'1x ~:I l:
I'.I.xlI t-waxI‘ing up to :1 Ln :IiI-Ii loxu lit'igl-L
MIIIIIIIIH IIrIx Holly-l with
“Luvs, IIl' \‘I‘ilcd in doll: cloud“.
5‘” lI‘l‘v iIV‘I‘I l; U? lif"
.‘lxlll ;o.l .ill that hrx prodncm \umxxh niuidit
tlI-x IISIV‘ZIQI“ xr \IIIIkiIIl‘ I Ilurc. \\'I- lex Iinl
: [I I hid, ‘ III 1‘ Cllnxx‘ x4. oft: l‘ \I..:I 'nblI I In. no It.-
:Inl tit:- Ixx xIl rm 1.:
Hinduism-:1) lel' evan tliIx liII‘Ily birch or
Sllllllzul willII‘IY to fix llllel‘ I‘IIxIls‘. NI) snllllxl
; is hxxzirIL any“ tlix billows daylong on the
into Ill x 5.21.
IxtIerml
All around
iI
who-”
no Ill: 'x \ixilxlIx.
uh: I- IIIIII- ly \\ Inting,
cmgqy szxorIx. ll I lll‘lll In mun but tlm c.I!;Ir-
not-I lll\lllll ' IlI-Ivn tlix Ill; , l c. ma. SIL‘h
is ”1pr II -I I1 up p .u; III-.x of I‘m _. finals,
and thc h1Illl\‘l\c :pr xxIt ilixxy prI-suntz yct
.IIIxixc docs lllx.‘ lIxclIinder €1kach hm de El-
.1154. In: ippAllcd by th-I I'UI'li“ which IlIrIxIIte-u
eIIry mIIInI-nt to crush him by (liIxir full
| 'llux In: on! is nowhcrc thickly pcoplcd, but
"III‘SV‘ frilhx' IuIIl :Ill tli-‘xir IxIIzmeIxtI‘Il \‘atllcy:
l 11ch inch so t‘Ix. 'lll unv Ulllt' -r l“‘ItiI n. "c xrc
rns<y In \ lows are found in t‘ io immI Ili :II
1 \iI inity o1 thc soar , and III to tlizer- xfoio, tho
nzitivcs can cmploy in conjunction both of
‘ these sources of gain which alonu thIx I-IIx\'I-rc
I
l
climate lczivcs open to Iliriii. 0n Illt‘ll
ntIIIrIxs are thc fincst pastures for (‘:‘.ltlt‘
\vhilc their wan-rs are u fuvuritc rIx‘Irmt II'
Inc IxII.l. the most Vxnicd of tlux fish condo
3 on 1qu coast.
; THE MOBILITY OF LABOR-
Thc day will come—cud may I do some-
thing to help ll liitlIcrI—»-\vluxn the youth of
our country willrccuguize that, tnkcn in it.-
aclf, it is t\ murc manly, and, therefore, in
the old. true stnsc, II morc gentle thing to
follow a good hIIudici-Aft. if it make the ,
hands as black nan coal. than to spend the
day in keeping books and making up no-
t‘Ounts, though therciu the hands remain
‘white. Not but that, from a higher point
of view still, Iill work stt by God, und done .
divinely, is of could honor: but whom there
is a choice, I would gladly see a boy of
I ixi‘mx choose rather to be Ii blacksmith, or a
l, I .x-xluuakcr, or a bookbindcr, than a clerk.
3 Production, making, is u higher thing in
the scale of nudity than any more transmis-
sion, aloha: buying and selling. It. is, be-
sides, easier to do honest work than to buy
and cell honestly. The more honor, of
course, to those who are honest. under the
- greatest dimenlty. But the man who knows
how needful the prayer, “ Lead us not into
temptation.“ knows that he must not. be
temptbd into temptation, even by the glory
of duty under diflculty. In humility we
must hold our face- unflinchingly to the
hardest. even to the seeming impossible,
when it is given In to do.— George Meade-n.
MARRHNG IN “ASTE-
" The quickest courtship on record,“ add
one old resident, “was that of Dr. Nick
McDowell, who, driving nlongthemt in
his buggy one dny, an! a beautiful am
standing at the window. He Immediately
stopped and hitchodbishorse,rangthcbell,
inquired the lady‘l name, wu- nabucd into
themlor announcedhia ovrn name, said
hem pleased with her appearance and
wuhcdtomarryberatonce.‘ Nothing but
tbcknowledgctbatabol’unctunlly In the
presenceofthc oohbntod play-loin: kept.
berfronfainfin'g Toberpluof‘ ‘
atthiaunexpectcdannmnoemt,‘ he'only
upM‘Noum-never.‘ When the naked
to‘tnkcamktoconxider,’ maid. ‘Iam
goingdnvndrcetto athnd a critical one
nndluvonotinotowrightmu.‘
“‘Givonooday. tbua.‘
“'I‘lltallyouvrbt‘l'lldo. William
tbmlrwltb fil- M vldt. I'll
““wNN‘Mi if you‘ve
Joann-i to an: n- by tbs
mi‘lmruhuu. W.
had unbl- to m was. void.
“in“ “mm
Roach-m k
mm upon 0' m."
About than m ‘80» ny- Oaptdn R. B.
for-bu, In the Boston Traveller, I came to
Haniaonaqurcin the can and mounted
my house for home. After golloping abon',
a mile I suddenly found or imagined I had
gone wrong. I could not recall the sur-
roundings; I turned-my horse‘a head back
md went near to my starting place;
\gain turned and rode home over the same
‘auniliar road that I had so ofter travelled.
the loss of mind or identity of locality did
not last more than twenty minutes. On a
previous occmxion I wok the boat forNuhnnt
at 2 o‘clock, dined with a friend, and ale}!
at the house of another friend. The next
morning my wife alluded to my visit to Na;
hunt the day before, of which I had given
her a full account on my return. I answer.
ed that I had not been to Nahant, and stuck
to it. The whole thing had left my mcmory.
Being alarmed my wife sent for a doctor.
who came and found me asleep. I woke
ind found him feeling my pulse. and I ask-
id him why be had come, and my wife stut-
3d the fact of my having denied the visit. to
Sulmnt. I replied: " You have been
drciuuimr. I am vcrv well. and do not to
quire- the doctor." Inc whole dctmls otmy
visit to Nahum wcrc fresh in my mcmory.
but thc fact of my bin ing Ionic d all know
lrdgc of them had been complc tc xly blotted
out. Munv veurs ago, when nuvigiiting a
ship through thc Juvu Sm, one night about
12 o‘clock we. pauscd closc to two little islands
culled the Brothcis. 1 \vant below to ngt a
nap and told thIx oflichr of the. dock to call
me at 2 A. M., when I intended to change
the coumx to clear I; shoal of sonicwhnt
doubtful locality. I ll\\'0k0 soon after 3 0'
clOCk wholly unconscious of having bchn
called and went on «lock null scolded the off!-
cer for not calling me at 2 o‘clock. 111‘ nu
swcrcd that he had cull-.xd 1qu and informeIi
mo of thc state of tho wind and wczitlicr, m
in duty bound, and that l. uppzuxcntly widi
awoke, ordcnxdthc cuumr ultcrcd two points
“'hcu all mm. in lemrgc II’ II ship. I bud II
habit of waking up In almost any hour. at
the end of :I watch und preparing to go on
lI-ck to stc that nil was going on right.
THE NEW? YORK HORSE-CARS-
The strcct-cnrs of New York City can:
about thrce hundred and fifty thousand per-
mm cvcry day in the your, and employ
fivc '(llullsttntl men and nine thousand
borers. A cur coits about. onc thousand
two lIIIIIIlrde dollum to build. and if kcpt in
I't']!.lll'. is good for about fiftccn yearn
The humcs are worth from om
bunlrcd Iuid twenty-five dollars to one hun-
Irde and ninety dollars, and they are Wum
out in two years, the srrvicc rIxI1uirIxI'l being
conqidcrcd theI hardest to which they could
be subjcctde. D
'I‘hIx principal Iron is tlic Third AvanIic.
which hm about tcn miles of IloublI- track,
ovar which two hundrcd und thxnty curs
arc run. carrying :ilniul twcntydivc million
night hIinIlrI-d thoumnzl pmxs-xngcrs unnu-
\ll_\‘. Ilp\\'.ll‘Il\' of non ll. Illidntl IIIII- liun<
In .1 men and two thouund horscu ltI‘t‘ cou-
\‘l.I‘Illl_\’ Ixmploycd.
NIxxt in mignitude to the Third Avoxnm
is. lIlt‘ Eighth .\\‘Ixnqu linxx. which has ninI
milcxI of Il.IIIlIlc truck and NW lmndrcd and
eight cars, which luulirs‘. cight lIIInIlrIxIl trips
1) Ihiy and carry about sixtIxIxn million 1m.»-
Bt'llgvl‘s annually:
'l‘livI'Ix Iirc I-iglitccn dill‘vrcnt linIxa. thc
{Instruction and priimexnt of which has
LI"! from How millions dollars to tlmxe
auudrcd Uluuxuhl dollars. ThIxir prom
awnings are from IInIx million {'1va lmndrcd
thousand dollum to one million 0110 liundrod
thousand dollIIrI' It your. 'I‘hculcvntcd In“
nave, uf I‘IIlIrM‘, rIxIlut‘I‘Il flit‘it lITI‘leS. bu)
not to no grout an Ixxtxxnt us was Ixx1nxctI-IL
scrv ice.
A GREAT TREASURE VAULT.
An official of thc 'l‘rciisurv Department ro-
«nth took me on n tour of observations
down in thc cell or of fin iInIuI use building
\leI rc l'nclc Sam “ill bluntly IlI1II\x.it his
millione. lIirIxI‘tly midi-r the cash room of
uh l mu d St. \ll 8 'l r«- :\\lll‘ll‘ s III'IiIxI, l\ space
about forty lI\ tliirh fcI-t lI I~ II. I u leI In d
Although I \In no“ it in sunounIlI l with
solid nmwmy . \.\\t‘ only tlic doors IIIId
windows. it will lIIx Inudc so so I Inc tlmt
tlIIerx \\ ill l‘t‘llltllll not ”In slightest probability
that any stray lxurghr will ngt u chiinIxIx Iit
tlic trI-usurc. 'l'lIIx IxIxntrqut \xiththcgovcrm
me nt I .Ills for It burglar and tirvaproIIf place
of IlI- posit 'llIIx I now w: xilla 11nd ccil—
ing will In shc .111“ I1 “11!) solid Stu-,1 and
flux tloor, \IhiIh III III lIx .l\l tuI- nty In! M low
the lvacl of thc adjoining strmxts, will be
laid in commit or asphalt. 'l‘lux Ixntirc cmt
of this vault will bc $40,000, and it is thcre
whcrc tlIIx imIIIIxnsc amount of gold and tail-
va1‘ Coin which tlic govcxrnmcnt is oblige]
by ncccssity to lIIxpr on hand will bc stored.
awaiting the order of pIIyment toindividunls
11nd corporatiom [ls they IirIx Ixntitlcd to it.
Just bcyond I :qu thrce young colored girls
at work on ll largo piloof wnstc paper. They
look (‘IIt‘Il scmp IIvar curcfully. and appcur-
cd to be vary busy. I \vns informed by my
guidc that tlIIxsc girls examined all the
TV‘IISIt‘ paper in the Treasury Dcpnrtmcnt.
I‘l:cy sut them day in mud day out, looking
for valuable papers which have camped the
eye of the usually vigilant otllciuls ‘ in
the offices above. Fromeutly they fmtl
paper of inemimablc ‘ mlo‘
PETROLEUI CREWIRO GI)"-
A New Industry that I: Eating lnt. no
Spruce ud 'l‘nmnmck GI- Tudo-
“ Did you know that nearly three-quar-
tors of the chszxwing,a "um thut tires the jaws
of the rising generation in the 1: nited State.
is now made from pet Mnilcum 9“ said A man-
nfncturing coufcctioncr to the Sun reporter
the other day.
The n portcr did not know it. .
i “ Oh, you, ‘said the confectioner I.“
trolcum first. knocked the spots off of the
whnlc oil business of New England and
. now it is clipping into its spruce and fame-
ruck gum industry at l\ fwxuxful mto. How‘s
a lump of petrolctun we have just rcceivcd.“
The coanxctioncr slapped his lmnd on uhu‘ge
oblong bloc}: thut rcscmblcd a piece of
marble. “ A few days ugo,“ said he, “ that
came out of the ground in Pennsylvania a
dirty, greenish-brown fluid with unmallthnt
could knock on ox down. The oil refiners
took it and put it through a lot of chemical
processes that I don‘t know anything about
and after taking out. a large percentage of
kerosene, It good share of naphtha, consid-
erable benzine, a cart loud or so of tar, and
a number of other things with names long.
or than the alphabet, left us this mass of
nice clean wax. There isn‘t any tastc to it
and nomorc smclltlmntberc into 1; china
plate.
TRANSFERRING PRINTINGDI
“Tomaferapaintingfro‘mone canvas
to another in not dificult,“ mid the “In
avatar “Iflratpaste several thicknesses
afhnsuepoperonthefaceoftho "
Makingitfmmtbeframe. Wbeuit’ln
drythecmminwottbonmhly,andlpual
itfmmmebmkdtbcphhmhaving the
paintingfusttotbc tinue pupa. After it
mmlglueancwcanvutotbc back
dthopictmandvhmhbudfiodfortbo
fourthtimelwctfliotluucp-paraud‘pael
ready for the
“quny,orthero were before they
mun-futon“; Whontbavond-
“I”, “M montbofaoouf
finpaiufing andtban tux-nit over tin-‘2
plmolthovoodwnbuph‘nc who-041w:
In a cave: edge. _
macaw
wlucl rlwmlnno. '
. i. . , .
w. havc much" had in tho United
Status, and on unnu- area of good land.
The poor but will be not! to grow tinbar.
or be unmoved by converting more or le-
of it gradually, ink) plurals, and flocking it
with sheep and cattle. The main point in
tofeodtbenhoepor cottlo with some rich
nitrogenous food, such an cotton“ coke.
malt sprouts, bran, diorta, mill feed, refuse
beans,orbeuimeal made from beans in-
jumdbythewoovll,orbug. In abort, the
owner of such loud must. buy such food an
will furnish the most nutriment and make
the richest manure at least cost—taking
both of these objects into confidential.
He will also buy more or lea artificial mn-
nm, to be used for the production of fod-
der crops, such as corn, millet, Hungarian
grass, Ike. And upoon as a portion of the
land can be made rich enough, he will gro‘
moreorleasmangel wunels, sugar beets,
turnips, and other root cropa Super-phal-
phatc will be found admirably adopted for
this purpose, and two. three or four hun~
dred pounds of cheap potash salts, per core,
can frequently be used on fodder crops, in
connection with two or three hundred
pounds of super-phosphate, with consider-
able profit The whole subject is well worthy
of careful study. Never, in the history of
the world, him there been a grander oppor-
tunity for the application of science to the
improvement of agriculture than now.
On the rich lands, the aim of the farmer
will be to convcrt the plant food lying don
munt in the soil into profitable crops. The
main point is good tillage. In my case:
wccds now run away with half our crops
and all our profits. The weeds which spring
up after the grain crops are harvested m
not an unmixed evil. They retain the ni-
trogen and other plant. food, and when turn-
ed under mIIkc manure for the succeeding
crops. The. woods among the growing crops
are evil, and only evil. Thorough [flowing
[- the remedy, with drainage where 35. Ted
_A minim n Agri'cultu rat.
KIND IN WORK-
Medical men nee a great deal of ‘ife, an!
nothing strike- tbo observant family pmcti
tioner more than the number of feeble,
countering. and loitcring minds with which
he is brought into contact. No inconsid-
ernble proportion of the common and some
of the special ailments by which the multi-
tude are aficcted may be trnccd to the want
of vigor in their vmy of living. The human
organism in a piece of physico-mcntnl nui-
cbincry which can only bc successfully
worked at a fairly high pressure. It will
almost inevitably gct out of 3cm if the pro
pelling forcc is allowed to fall below s
moderately high standard of pressure or
tension, Mid that degree of tension cannot
be maintained without so much iutcrcst as
will secure that the mind of the worker-
nhall be in hia_work. It is curious to ob.
serve theI way in which particular tempera.-
ments and typca of mental constitution are,
so to any, giftcd with spccinl nfiinilica, or
predilection for particular clustscs of work.
The men who work in hard mntcriail are
men of iron will. which is priivulIxnt tquy
ing that the men of thIt is called lmrd.
bonded carncstnoas find a natural vent fol
their energy in work that rIxI1uirIxs and con
"mica active powcr. 0n thIx othcr hand.
she workcr in soft niatcriid is commonly
aithcr thcorcticnl or dnxiuily.
special typo of mentul constitution I‘Iximxct.
ed with almost every distinct branch 0
Industry, Iit le'nat with those bmnchm \\ hiIxh
have cxistcd long cnough to cxcrcisc u culli—
aicnt amount of influence on Iiquchs-Iivc gon-
emtiIVns of workam. Wu urc Iill fumilim
with what are called the racial typcs oi
chumctcr. It would be wcll if some nttcn-
tlon could be bestowcd on thIx industrial
bxpen, both in rclntion to educational policy
.nd the study of mental and physical habit.
in health Imd diam—Lanai.
CAPTAIN UAYNE REID-
Of Captain Mayne Itcid‘n boyhood we
bear littlc. except that his father, a I‘msby.
terizm ministcr, designed him also for the
pulpit.
'l he clIxriI til profession wan not to hit
tastc,1u1d at the ago of twenty he left bu
tutors Imd his tasks, to ems: the ecu.
Landing in, New Orleans, he began I
career of adventure in the wilds of America
He mad“ two excursions up the Red Rivcr
Ind usccnding the \lizmouri, cxplorcd tho.
vmt prairies which thII wave of ci\ ilizxitiou
h. Id not thcn rcnchcd. IIc aftcrwnrd tnnc
ed cxtcnsivv-ly in the Stntcs, writing de
acriptions of his journeys for tho newqmpcr
lift 8“.
lie was thus employed when, in 1845.
war belw ecu the United States and Mexico
brokc out, and young Reid threw himscll
nrdcntly into the struggle as (I volunteer.
HIV greatly distinguished himself by- Illt'
bnivcry ut thIx storming of Cbnpultcpcc.
when he Ncciwd a painful wound. fron
the cfl'ccts of which he ev on now frequently
union.
The war over, Captain Reid resigned hi1
commission. But the spirit of adventure
was muscd in him again when the Hungnn
kn strugglc for freedom enlisted the syn»
pathica of libertydoving people cverywhcre ;
nut in 1849 he organized, in New York, a
body of men tofioin it. He had arrived in
Paris, on his way to Hungary, when new:
touched him of the failure of the incur-rec
ticn.
Reid then retired to England and settled
down to literary work, and than in his
home he lives the life of a quiet country
gentlennn, devoting himself to literature
and rural pursuits—J 1'. MW, in
8‘. Nichols:
. she Plum Hockey.
xx Will the cow bite i" naked I city youth
of a farmer who was milking an ugly look
ing animal. “ Well, aha won‘t bite; but I
advino you not to get. too close to her head,
, for the might hook you,“ replied the gran-
ger. “That‘n funny,“ giggled the fresh
young man. “ What do you mean by book.
ing I" Just then the cow gave a lurch, to
lecwm1,caugbttheyouth by the ukirt of
his coat, and tossed him over the fence.
"That‘n what I mount!“ exclaimed the
farmer. in tho chugrinod chop picked him-
telf up and limped 0!.-1'50 N. Y. Dd)".
a. a sh. A.“ hon Ella-rd.
“Did yoummt Wound-hr?" naked
‘uu’uof a lay loafer on Friday or nun
weex. “You H I didn’t; It \r-I. the
Fourthof July, and you don‘t pm «we I
was going to work that day, IL; you!“
‘Well, I don‘t how, but it seemed to me
.batamm who doesn‘t. work any J the
Iythar3651hylintba year, might make a
bulgcand work one day anyhcmL—Xen
than: Tuvalu.
aux-unit rue-a.
'fWhntnor-tcrpictnr‘doyonmll that?
askcdan Arhnuwfaxmer pointing to u
tom-cottabuntofmrlumckens. “That
habu-tcfbickena.“ “Intended to look
likchiln,dntitf“ “Ohm!" “Wnl1,I
can‘ympathimvitbbimforllivedin the
mpalougtinc myself. 20w, how
lilimhcnubnvcboenwben MW
"tuck.“ -—M
mama-thaw.
mauve, cSuntu- County, Goal-'3
mdn-notMlika‘wotkuw.
Tholdtddoofbhfuovm um lib a
mmmfitfiudflua boa.
Thenhhbodyiljuitbcnmm
xidemawnfinflmmmu
banana-upload tun lying m- a
mu.
harm—lb. You policonicu III-III.
“mm- M “I“ “I“? m
will-flaunts) also
‘ WyVI‘; l
'l‘licrc is a.
'\ I In iInII-d Io .n-Ixcct our III \\
wm_mmmm“
“ht“;g'
Ink. " —Rock ,
WM. ”38?? Union me, i
Y., “Nil tohtroduoe the “tanta-
mProoe- In this oouauxy. bujnat
ran , and Winter
3 acts S h oes
0f Flint-Clan Manufacture. Cull and use tluxm.
Custom Work of All Kinds.
-—-A FI‘IJ. LINE OF—
RUBBER GOODS
Boots and Shoes
0! the Best Quality, at Reasonable Prim
Repairing of all Kinds
I’wmpuy Attendcd To
John Schaub.
Washingtol 8L. - So. \ rvialk.
Bllfl'l‘S lull SHOES,
18§3
I HAVE IN STOCK A FULL LINE OF
Mcns’, Boys", .Imd Ycuths‘
Boots and Shoes
t
ALL STYLES ‘AND L1)\\' I‘th‘Ex
Womens‘,' Misse s' an
Chfldrens‘.
ALI, lens—m—v-
Lalles’ Kid Blllflll,
SI. 00, 1.25.] .50, 2.00, 2.50, 300.3510.
tlcnts' Ix‘imx Hand-Sc“ I~I‘I—~
BIIInIaIflGnigIessGaners.
To buy a pcrfI-ct Boot or Shoa-
ln l'ncc lhaI‘e Lon, In SIyl-x Il;3xxI‘> NM.
(30 try the "nun-x that plrasvu all,
That malt-xi you giad \\ llt'n c‘I-r you call
AND THAT IS
“BROWN’S.”
South
ST M :IIII St - Norwalk
Meat Market
__._'II\ \Itlb "TltFl’I _.
l\\I uld nx-pIrthiIZy ILIIIrm flux 1 utxlic 'lrrv llaII-
Inluxu Ilic Miulnxt u! 'Ibcx ulwux numlnxr. and u: ‘.
liq-II t‘onflflhli)‘ on lil‘Illll u full 411-12} III' Fowl
and Salt
M E A '1? s; .
Poultry. ““3.
\\'lIII’lI l “ill all a! lI-t' laMrsl .‘lflliwl l‘ I' - ll '
Inlll21‘ :IxcpIIIfull) InIixIxilde
.\\ll. ,1? , \‘ ..;
'I “11"‘
leVIstmII Hutch". S. > In
1... ixit‘dinl III FQ‘1‘lUF IIlil lruxIII..- no»: It»
BEARSE.
6% 'f
»‘—.\T TM:
0 0 l] S
MiSses St. John
I . ‘ ’ . \
:de li‘ - m? ‘Ix
Sn, XIxruulk. flux 4, I.\\‘:
110mm
’.\',\w.‘
slu‘h III
Phrlstmaszlewlear
Holiday Goods,
Of nll kind: which we we vclling \cry low. AIIIxI a
—GREAT REDUCTION LV—
MILLINERY
In outer to clean- out 1 Par...» Plll‘k.
I.
RESPECTFULLY.
The Misses St. John.
93mm: St. ~ Roz-walk
G xmd l)l\1)l.l\"
(‘all and examimx I lit large Flock of
Fancy Articles,
xESTS.
SUITABLE FOR I‘
We have {just received II large and fine line of
Plush and Le cll-llel‘
Satchels III Purses.
Aloe a beautiful autumn of
- Neck .- Woman
{Bahama
Lace
JEW ELRY!
i Mun-ab
LIPEBP Polls
4-“ coon——
m,“ n»:.:: sires. m.
received from Europe the latest "11me ‘
“Winn“-
now Is THE TIME TO USEI
HOYT’S
Cough Remedy.
Pure Dim, Medicines, 81:.
BEST EXTRAC'l‘s
Preucriptions Carefully
Coll-poll udcd.
.
A LARGE STOCK 0F
PATENT MEDICINES
Al ways on hand at.
HPYP’ S Pharmacy
Carnage Making!
Repairing
- AND-
3‘ iTilly’s,
(‘nnri
Henry
Sl‘t'l‘ll Norw alk.
New Grocery.
18 Railroad Placc, So. Norwalk.
[hung uern the «tow {IIrmI-rly orcnpicd :-‘ a
palm v-lII 1- b\ J R Rum old I: I‘o . on “min-ad
l'- an aunt .'II' .‘Ily .xnuu kcd it WI. 2h
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
lrIx-pI-clful. v ."min a Ilim- of the ;ulI‘IIIxaInIn:;1~I
II «:11 bc III\ 1.1!)!“ Isa p IbI
lit-st of (ionds.
, And In III-II u
LOWEST PRICES.
(ioI-Ilu will be delivcrnl
pIIp-IblI- dom- IIV nccomim
Inc 2‘ Call.
Albert Berg.
A prxl l‘lih IN.
11. Edward 8111'
\‘IIIIIIIIII Il (‘ mm.
FURNITURE
V‘Ix“ l-all Stylci of Bulroom \mti of
\\.ilII1itA.~b \hbogmn, (‘ hIxrry, and
lxlnanux lde suits—our own manufuciurc.
\- \\ .-t\!cs In l’Ile-r suIt~. mrxulI on
tbox1r-xunnw.fremiilllup Also fInIII
lllrt‘ tor IItIerriIxs. dining-rooms. Ix Ic.
romplly. xud I-varbeing
ntr palruiul l'lchcmvc
So thmllb.
FIrsI-cliis‘ I Xh‘lhlnn tublcs wIIlI full
lili‘IS,: .l$l [WI fox"
BI ddin- x — Fx ml I purI- curhx xd hair
mattresscx. also other varIItiIIl at low
I-rlt‘cs.
M Springs, from $l up;
spun; s, $4.50.
CARPETS.
‘l‘hc bum-st stuck in the County a: thex
IIuvI-Iu pricrs in America.
Bigclow Body Brumclls $1.25 per yd.
up.
Roxbury 'Brmsclla carpets 90c. per yd.
Good qualilico of other makes, 55c. to
“’1 “'03! ‘Tll’?
English 3 ply and Kiddcnninstcr car.
pets, the “kind that never wear out.“
Lowell extn super Ingrains, 800. per
you).
Hartford extra super Ingnins.
per yard.
Good quality of lnxrnins, 230. to W.
Oil Cloths. “fell was med mimic a
specialty, from 2 .II 15 feet wide at low
prim-II.
WINDUW SHADES
Elegant new styles from 30c. up.
“'indow ahadc hollandu all widths and
colors.
‘alcut shade upring rollers. $3.50 per
Ill‘ 8.
Fringca to match all the new shades of
bulb-lids.
(,‘urmcc pulcs fmni 65c. up.
ElI-gant brass poles with rings, brack-
els, and ends, $3.50.
Mad ms lace Nottingham, and licavy
cur'uins in great variety.
PlPERHlNllINl‘IS.
The lurgcst stock in the state—five
liundrcd different designs and patterns
in gold and tints for decorating and ar-
tistic mural furnishing at. prices lower
than "I? luwm-
Elcgant gold pnpol‘hangings. 35c. per
to .
If you mt your house demrated
freacoed or I‘M or if you contem-
plots furnishing in the latest style, with
modern taste, we defy competition in
style and prices. We will give on an
estimate for the entire fun-Inning of
vour house to suit your purse, in bar-
incny and good lace, ormunldeoow
tion equal to the beat city houses. We
employ the but paperbangera and deco
mum, at» the very best uphohtercra
and cumin and chads bangers Send
sine-cot your window- and we will send
cam and antinuc- for window
Moriafaotanytbingyoudmto
foruiah your houao with.
Pier ond mantl- gluten. Brion-hues.
cto..la|tookandtoorder from upooid
designs.
Old Mitonro—upboflandin
mic, at low prices
No One Can, No One Shall
‘ Under-sell Us!
Having furnished mayof the but
but“ In Norwulk. will w you b
75c.
HMIN,
Petroleum Broker,
530 Wellee‘ Building,
18 Broadwayg. Y.
Pipe Line Certificatul (Crude Petroleun'n bought
and cold for ash, meal-rial on margin.
Ileana negotiated. Orders by mail or telegraph
promptly entwined.
Q‘Compondcnou solicited. Daily
market report at the City Hotel.
BIII Iii; Iii
A are opportunity In M-runx (lIVrirablIx Building
Lots :11 .‘lndcratc Pricw. in
East Norwalk,
Is now I’m-red. Mupi rhflwklg lotmion. and all in
forminioii gI van by
(saw. SMITH.
“'zinlimfzoi. 82.. So. Norunli
-AU:I ‘Ill IKVI
CityRestaurant
It‘Ul‘ .‘lEl- l.\ l\\'u\\\‘ A< TIIP Il\\Rl.I '
IleaIINEVT II It}:
"3‘ III cu rIHIpI nu] by
David Green.
EvI-ry'rlrfir: In firxnxlms style. th-II‘l-me-u aid LI»
Ilics will ruchivc prompt ancn!i..~n
Rfllllllll‘ Dlllllfll‘ ll 25 (HS.
[heard can bc had by the «lily-Ir “fi‘k’
bundlvs u! r a m : cl and at ‘1 p m
D. GREEN. Supt.
T0 [338]] BIIYBI‘S.
For :1 lo“ Ibivs
\Vl Ll. $131.1.
Iv..w v.
(141.0,.
12 lbs. Stand. (lrunul‘d Sugar.
S l .IHD.
16 lbs. .Vcw -'l‘IIrlIivh
S l .00.
Pruncs.
Bamalst Furniture
—AT—
LOCKWOOD’S,
—36 MAIN STREET.
Having made arrangements
with one ot‘thc largest “'llOlO
sale Carpet houses in \cw
Y‘mk to furnish me with all
the new patterns as .soon as
they appear, and with tlIc use
of tlic (‘arpcl Exhibitor which
shows xarpct: matchcd on ;,
TOOIHrlllll Ilrt‘lllll‘tuil I” find! ‘ll
you cui'pcis :II Lower Ill'ltt‘>
and ll‘t)!” :1 lairgcx‘ Varictv than
any t‘urpcl Stonx in lllt‘. 81:19.12
and as good and chcup as will
will find in xI-Ix- Yoxk. s‘am.
plcs rcxprcsI-miug IIVcr Finx
IlIIIIIsrmIl Dollars “'Ul‘lll ol
Carpets. You an invitcd to
examine my stuck and prices,
_\'o Iroublc to slHIIV goods.
My stock of Fl’llNITl’RE
is the largest. tlII- lowcst price
and the best nimlc.
WM. LDEKWUUB
; ——IIi:_\ LI]: 1.\'—
Furniture 8181111313
IItIMIuI N. .\'Ir\\:.
”gLARGE '. SA ms
Small Profits,
\‘I' (‘ i
ls ul‘R .\lx PTTL'. I'ALL “X
G. H. Harvey,
FUR VIII!
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IlI‘I Ii‘s llI.I h and Mt Ixx~ . ml
RUBBERS
Of . \ rv I‘.I-I‘r‘:' I~ l
‘ :11. I x,.:.i :.I ‘1.Ix.x.I
Nice New (‘Ill'rfllllfi pcr Pound,"
.‘I7-
And :Ill lelIIxi‘ goods :1! (ho
l.II\\'Ix>‘l Possible l’llt‘t“. ll'vou
arc IIlIIIIIl inning :I bill (Il-
‘gomls it will pay VIII: \\"le1 III
511‘ 11>.
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\‘:IIII-Ix lec :IlIvaIx priccs clixxlllIl
lllt‘ MuI‘L‘I‘I it.
:IIivnIIcc iII‘tlIIwc goods I412 llt‘
warrant and :III
looked for Ill :IIII IIIIIIIIIxI I.
WLWansIuck 81 Cu.
\\ until-3:. xxu n-Sl. Bridge .
Halal Bailey 8. GI]
Manufacmrcnl of and builds 3n
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash,
Blinds. P ckets, Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
V'enccred Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
I‘lcorlnv.
“ARI!" Al. “51‘“
HARDWARE.
:1»: IIIIx‘sIIx «wouxrzuxxr III Irowx of
General I! a: rd ware
lecIIIIIlrn 'I «mix-
chim Load. Pain“.
this and \\ Iniour Glass
A full Anon-at of
Lock- and Knobs
mm and (hotel Gallery
Of the but Quality. Chap for Cash
‘01“?! XORWALK
“Hausa Flll'llllll! Gills
JAPANESE PAPER wm‘
Amt for the
Dover Verdict! Boiler and Ball‘- Paton
Fin aid Burgh: Proof Sofa.
Wand lupin-man.
Ship Chandlery, Rope, at
w” . a. 0mm, x:
“3"“ “Rodi. in. “an“
' Cheaper than the l'licnpaxst
Ill E‘II‘EI: IIIIIIDs ,\ >l'h l.\l.TY
C. H. IRVIEY.
(or -.\l :2: h a: d MINI an >I‘. .‘Ix
HI IIII‘quIs
EASIXII TU TUE l'l BLlL’.
Ware
Tm llK'lillib I f n his
g I I IIIIIInon TIII) mu: xo ‘x
>- In in ho a; pan .;.:I
Sum alk
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Ear n
l':ri.I; \‘W qu hum. .'In‘
Luke .I. .xzidIi
- BEAI'TIFI L ltEt‘IIRATEU—d
Dinner Setts.
f N u l‘.'I.-:.‘
"Tea. Setts.
U! 6-!
0f ILZI FII can only 361’ I't'. . I I'. ll- ~.,x:l!~‘
:nd 3- Il.t\‘\‘. In Mn y >'_\‘.I.x.-.
Lamps.
In (In-at \aricty. both Standard and Dan: rs: :Isz.
all the partly ihunp thnl jum to mskr up a VI:-
uppumiui \ :iriI iy SnIrI- a! pan» VI 11:: u
the read) Inf a I.
~—— PARLOR AND COOKIXG ~—
Stoves.
0! ur >11rpuscd rum: and Beauty.
‘
Heaters.
Tbs: bring Comfort to the Home Circle
bcw Itcfcnxnccs to hc sddcd to our
list this fall.
Six—Y“ n
The public artx ll“ .Ied to cxuminc onr .~ oc k and
mum nn- mg“: to big. ll gin- II: 1:11er to snx
iour gout-
;PHH NaSl81llPflS
BEST 3. co,
min-Meta mum-n: in the mm»
IheOuuuingdCbildlu.
Buyers of Boys and Youths’
Clollll‘d", Hats, Caps, and Fur-
nishing Goods, Misses and
Girls Cloaks and Dresses, Mil-
lincry, Mu<lin and MerinoUn~
derwear Hosiery, Glovan'Shoes,
etc, and Inlants Clothing of
every description, will find in
our stock the largest and most
complete assortment of fash-
ionable styles at the lowest
prices.
NaudflWc‘SSdStq bet.“ andfih
an uncut. New York.
Norwalk Chronicler