mush-nuts new cram.
Whammsudmstm
mwnmdadiscardutm
And rerualnsntamui“
A tact-III. .- tvre. new sharp.
use prom st uncut-mists! glass.
Inc and an aurteat Jew-Quip.
I‘ an In...“ an pttccsct tit-an
0" walk. “ aw“ chipping: of tin
with Its st a tumult locket.
w more. as inch not. are within
.
- ‘1‘... “m m m
III-hes that Carry lanterns uni lhht It!
» the Ocean W‘s.
“any curious forms of fishes have recent.
ly been found lathe deep sea. One on.
«mum from s depth or nearly tllree miles
from the surface. shows a complete modi-
Ication of structure. At this distance fresh
the surface the. pressure can hardly be ienb
ised. It is estimated that “it fish has to
contend against It ”more equal to 95 tons
to every aqua" inch of surface. A sealed
glass tulw. inclined in a perforated copper
5 hr depths of A lltt‘e boy‘s pocket.
V‘ 1. '1 ml. 6:. The (‘u .‘
llt-r Nut-s.
II ”I. trout .\ to 7.. they p cowl.
All “ starry-nu " chose at In!“ --
Iltx blown it reminded far more sweet
“can the hm: “ Marguerl‘e.“
m tlranrtinn saw the little pet.
» Insect!!! her “ darling \litrgrthl.“
nest. their. Jack and mum Mule
nest cup and rm to -- lltlle it uric.-
And flrantlpnpn th' :ltt must beg
“wml‘fit‘b‘mnfl leaf--
“ lsnuerlta " down to " Mu. H
as m she‘s simply “ little Peg.“
- Hrs-'1. P. MAW. Nh‘holal
court: 66...“... —
{Burrowing Is not a paying busium.
A healthy cyclone is considerable of a
m dist vehicle ever made “The whirli-
gig of Time.
The pleasures of pain—The remuneratior
u dentipt receives for his work.
In this office when a man falls in the
waste~basket he drops into poetry.
Ratnre don‘t often make a fool. She fur-
nhhes the raw material and lets it take its
own course.
. w. I.
It is not the earning of money. but tbs ‘
Mvv'r‘ing. has at two miles been reduced tc
line powder. while the metal was twisted
out of shape. Yet. the fishes are no cote
‘ structed that they withstand the pressure:
l‘hcir bony and muscular syatems are not
fully developed; the bones are permeated
| with pores and Insult“. The calcareous
3 matter is at a minimum. and the bonus of’
i the vertebrae are joined together so loosely
that in lifting the larger flilit‘! out of the
water they often fall apart. The muscles
I are all thin. and the connective tissue seems
' almost wanting. Yet. these fishes are able
I to dart about and captnni prey.
Sunlight penetrates only about 1.200 feet
I m-luw the surface of the sea. At 3.000 feet
l the temperature lower: to 40° FahL. and
from about a mile from the surface to tht
bottom. four or five miles. the temperature
2 is about the same the world overwrjttnt
'ilmt‘t‘ freezing. How do the fishes and
t other forms that live here see ?
Their eyes are modified as well as their
other parts. The fishes that live 500 feet
from the surface have larger eyes than those
in the zone above them. In is none below
this many forms with small eyes begin tr
have curious tentacles. feelers. or organs of
touch.
Many of those drep sea fishes have special
holding on to it that bothers this people and "mans upon their side: and heads that are
known to possess a luminous quality. Other
th‘n mention. _
The South plain! 0‘ too much rain . . organs are considered accessory eyes. so
' - that the fishes have rows of eyes upon their
but you can‘t nuke it country wster-proot
and expect any crops.
A God" Rapid: odiwr wants any young
lady who “ jumps at conclusions “ to consid-
sr him s “ conclusion."
" Now to make s point.“ said the para
. ventml surfaces looking downward. while
: near are lutninour spots that provide them
i with light.
f One of the larg-mt of these deep sea torch
ibuarera is a fish six foot long. with a tall
dorsal tin extending iii-.irly the entire length
graph editor. And he deliberate” proceed- "I u“. ““1... The “1.5 M “1“ fm an. lumin-
cd to sharpen his pencil.
«Illi. and also a broad pdll‘ll upon" its head.
Along the sides of the body are a double row
of luiuiuouit'symts.
line of the most ferocious of these deep
.--.t forms is Illthl‘vlli\llll0\lll§. Its mouth is
fairly uivrllowing with teeth tliit prutude
in :i luv-d forbidding manner.
It is strange that some one did not dis
pcrss the inch in Cincinnati by proposing
to take up a collection. '
'Dicre is s petritlid baby in a museum at
Dallas. Texas. and the ladies all think it a
red unci- littlc thing.
sz Gould‘s income is computed to be at
“to of .9 s minute. When a man askrp
hint for a minute it means something. . y ‘ > p . _ ‘
8‘..me W Nanak“: .. le Mn roi' 1 llml. through which light is shining.
in whenever you want to." Pat man 1 , . _ ‘
“ Y“. and mu out when I don‘t want ‘0‘. i iiuuuou‘ uier their entire surface. and when
, , l numbers we coll-“v‘tnd together they present
Do not 1“. ndrernil)’ discourage you: my E III astuuidiiuq sin-ct h'lu, tlin of the must
con. Were it not for the kicks which it re- . . ‘_ , ‘ . . . . .
_ _ interesting u. thine Lght gin-N. is the( lung.
. ccl\‘t‘{llm ‘w‘h‘u wmfld never 8“ up lu Hindus. a fish that All iiii.‘ a length of only
2 We world. thirteen inches. 'lhe top of its head is the
W A ”PM“: chicW' in m“ 8““ '0' principal liglibgivitig organ.. and its tin."
leOfOO. am thlt hi! Vile has made gleam with phosphor-«wait light. It is not
everything 50‘ '0' him in h“ married lift alone remarkable as a light giver. It has
.‘u‘l’l a“ I“ “d 00‘” a jaw so arranged that it can seize fish twice
“ “harm“ Initl n little boy. on hi! “111 its site and manly awallow them. Its stomach
arrival in New York. “ what lots and lots has the elastic quality of India rubber. lt
of street-cu roads and railroads there are in itretches to enomous proportions. and ap-
thlt plum! II this Road Island I" pears like a great transparent balloon hang.
The m who was hugged by , gfigzly tug under the fish and contairing its prey.
renmrked. on being rescued. that he had The last expedition sent out by Franc!
a“... had snch‘ n tremendous pressure brought to light some remarkable forms.
brought w be“, upon him before. The dredge off {\Iomcco brought up from a
Stock gambling is much older than some depth of over one and a half miles a list
that :i \ mated to be all head or mouth. it
Nine. The f0 et that Mines ll
people In“ ’ rg ( “asuf small size. and the length of the
'I‘la- fins are
dl tipp ~l with flaming spots. while along
the dur‘ lsurface extends a row of spots
i lut appear like so nimy windows in the
The lttilc- full“ callwl llombay ducks are
i owed his whole success in life to being th . ‘ Q I . “H“ t ‘ ‘ ‘1‘
caught in one of the bull rushes on the Nile. rm“. “M “ '0“. “Jr” l “l n l w _ ‘ “Th
,_ ~od_\ : so that. if the body had been \v-i 'll'l
A W stunt stort keeper conceived and lit-llllltl the head. it and two or thrm- lllu n
£1“:an 3'!“ plan 0’ putting up the “81" l‘ll‘ll-l lll\\'t‘ been stowed away in llh' r ipi
. Alum-‘0‘, Fm“. 0"" the door 0, hm cious pouch. It probably moves very slut"
u “d h“ PM h“ been crowded ever ly. scmiping mud and ooze into its in nith
since. Tm average human being docs love sifting out the aniinil pirts and rt-y-sun.
‘ N am" lad has i t d the rest. '
A inllo y suex or a ivorcc. ‘7‘ ‘ A“,
-, vet-ting that her hucbond has not done any A“ lNGEtthUS T” '
* V ork It)! fourtetm years. There are mun. "ow T?"°, Pair of lllxuuund Earring
- "a I “an": ‘ho m‘ . w m be 0“ a“, keen \\ ere Stolen from a .li-wclh‘r.
" Of all the tricks. devices. snbterfugesr
iharp dodges or deceptions I ever saw “ said
i jewellcr to a reporter. “ was one by which
a sharp fellow stole from me three pairs of
diamond earrings. IIe evidently knew when
I was not in the shop. IIo came in one day
and said to one of my clerks. ‘ Is Mr. John-
son in '3‘ ‘ No.‘ was the reply. ' I am sorry
for that.‘ he said. ‘ I wish to buy a pair of
diamond earrings for my wife.‘ This war
G jump all the time.
“ Well. mid a local Solomon. in reply to
. (mention regarding the status of a certain
politician, “ he is s thief. n jsil~bird. ii wife
hcutorhnd the keeper of a bathroom. Other.
wisohcilasgoodsinanaslcare to meet.
4‘ Only oncrtrouble with that preacher.“
aid the bnhenntn. as the sermon closed
after I. slow run of up hour and s quartet
and two laps. “ What‘s that f“ the switch
‘ .
mun wnntod to “0'. " Poor terminal 1. repeated on four or five sllcccssit‘e days.
ll'l'fl." the WW replied. The but time he said he would not wait to
see inc. but would look at some curring.
Tho clerk sh vi'cl him an assortment. and
no tinally s lectcd three paint. valued at
A Hurletn man called at an upper Ilru :d.
way ntfientific instrument store the other
night. and asked the privilege of seeing one
of the recently invented “ storm indicatons“
lie said it was rather lste. sud he would
like to look at one before he went home.
The “ habitual burglar‘a act “ on the Illi-
nois statute books provides that. on third
conviction of burglary the oleuder must go
to the penitentiary for twenty years. and
It
is considered very WI! an the Governor
“ Boy. how much do you want for th it
string (1 fish I“ sakod an amateur fisherman
onhiswsyhotnsfroms day's sport. Tbs
“ All right. there‘s
your money. Now just throw me the ash.”
“ Talk
about estchinu fish.“ he said. as he pursued
thst the. Governor cannot psi-don him.
boy nstnod his price.
and he dsxtcmusly csught them.
his way.
“ And so. dear Ila Singleton. you novel
“ No. dear. I did not: I came
hly six sisters mar-
ried within tlvc yearn. and I went through
,, every engagement without a catch. Even
in the most desperate battles. you know. and
in the no: terribly massacres. there is ll~
W P"
vsry nssr it. however.
ways one who mp0. to tell the tale."
asfl-rqtreinr ll'l rim-om.
Mhnorccord snywhers in say his
hsppynsrrldststouhors s tnsn
cuswite. thumbnail“).
mots
, rt
”dim:- in the
“'flv‘fifl a munimnm—Mw. 1'.)
‘ mans up ‘I ' "‘ “fl...” -_-..-__
seq, wait w‘ Dis-sutu- edit-m
“how-HI Ant-srhScsthAfncsssuthiswitsiu
qr on flrgishmytttssn dis-tends. valued .i
ll
“u“.uouu-o. tho or. old "the“ psi! dropped in. The other
muflslsrhhsndshoflsllsd xhrcspairswerspastcahoutthessmesiae.
dung-dsuwlthnthrush pole and l‘nsfeliowhadtskentwooftuyenvelcpu.
l-h'd. mmmmu over s mdmtoonchclwlplacsdthsthrec bogus
summit-did; but they didn‘t pin. thnthsclsrk turned to get the
> ““fimwuny wsru sis- tonrthpeirthsfsllowhsdput the gennim
Jt-s las- dfl-‘t him but ou- nce lnhhhpocketsndsuhstitutcd the an...
“8“.ch was‘osr‘ with Wommmwhiuafterwudbuthcsrdthat
‘flmmflttcdmudsrtctfi hehndpructisodthomgsncinothu
.sd‘andllvdinmsishcvsr sttsr. M“—MP¢¢.
hhs-ld.“lydnhoverhdorrm' Ins-show“ Its-sum».
“Mlflhflhfil‘u awful tins "You infernal idiot! csn‘t you under-
«uuu.n~i¢mmw findplslnhahsht Iwuntsgls-c!
flawsflwwuhw m—m to my...“ 1 wt 1.
bfiwuwrutsthsthshndtound quick!“ In thswaitor hunted
2 _
ll”
£100. and mid. ‘ I guc‘vi I will let my wife
ieleel from these. She will be at my office
in an hour. and I want you to tell Mr. John
{on to bring these around himself. as he ii
topiainted with my wife.‘ ‘ All right. sir.
I will.‘ replied the clerk. ‘ By the way.‘
said the fellow. ' if you will permit me. I
will write a note to Mr. Johnson.‘ ‘ Certain-
ly.‘ said the clerk. at he showed him a desk
and pointed out where he could get paper
and envelopes He sat down. wrote a short
note. folded it and put it in an envelope
ind directed it to me. Then he went back
in the counter and said to the clerk. ‘ I
think you had better put thenthreo pain: cf
“Wings in here. sothat Mr. Johinon will
no sure to bring the right ones.‘ ‘ Very
well.‘ said the clerk. who handed out three
pairs of earrings. The fellow dropped them
in the envelope before the clerk‘s eyes. and
“fit! apparently about to seal the. envelope
when he mid suddenly. ‘ Oh. I gum you
may put in that other pair.‘ pointing to a
pair which the clerk had laid on the shelf
behind him. The clerk turned and got the
>ther p sir and handed them to the fellow.
who dripped them appawntly into the same
3n\‘8lo.l6. sealed them up. handed them
over. and said. ‘ but Mr. Johnnon bring the
lourpairstomyoflcssssoonu he comes
back.‘ giving the name of a well known firm
in the vicinity. Then he left. and the clerk
laid the envelope on one side until I return~
ed. Ofconrscwc found but ‘onc pair of
diamond outings tn the envelope. which
spthspmprlsturand told him.thc story.
“landladlooksdpusslod. sud himself
M’ths W and spprcsched
Octagonal“:
butmywnltsrhsllttlshndofhssrlnu. I
willtshsycsrcrdcr.‘ "Iordcrsdn (has
dos-\paytohssp'sni. We‘ve got sons
pit-statuekywh'skeylnthshsr it you
annptsianat-thst.“ he W flu-
"v‘snsc irc triu. out iiicirosr.
In Account .r on Attempt to Moria!
I‘m-urn Jackson.
Andrew Jackson had many bitter rh‘el‘nleh.
Being.- naturally a man of vio Fm temper. he
had never learned to mxiitrol himself and in
the dixclia'vge of his out-id duty he had
been compelled to give great offence to
many who honestly dillered from him. "is
first veto of the llauk bills and his prompt
measures to put down nulliticatluii had in-
Ilitltir‘tl the Fusion of his political oppo-
nents. Many mid and lwtlcxcd that he was
ruining: the country and he aggmvatml the
feelings Matti“! turn by his unyielding and
iiop‘tioas muincr. \ .\Ii'. Randolph. who
had l‘ mu a Ili‘llll‘llttlll in the navy and had
b.- n c Isliieccd. attempted to pull I‘rcsidi m
~l.\ ‘itwlt‘s inuc publicly. and. report rm)".
lllilt’t‘ than half slivc-As-lc-l. At least lb
l‘xr-ti'lcnt‘s face n .. con-red “mi lllwul.
ll.i pridw was \\‘V“lll bl in lliis case. bn‘
there out no actual tl.lll‘.:~'l‘.
“ Hal I known.“ hdl'l Jackson. “ llnt
lI-niil Illili Sltnttl Ilt‘I‘W‘” luv. I iillultll lulu-
lli‘I‘il [\l‘.'|lll‘\‘\l. “it'll could lla\'e def- n~'. .
if. No villnllt m --r «raped me bctor
ind he would not bad 1; not been for l'x'
tlld'V!
mntiued position." ( :‘lm l‘wsidcttt our
mud in an nrm chair alien attacked)
Far more Rt‘t'ltl‘dfi “a.. the attempt mad}
i;» in the president‘s life January 30. 1833.
l)“ that day the I‘rcsidcnt and his Cabinet
ind lmth homes of Congress met in the hall
11' the ‘.I-\usc of ltcprescntatiu's to take part
III tEr- ’Iuncriil ceremonies of ‘n deceased
member of t‘ongccss ft‘t‘m South Carolina.
‘ . “.m l‘rcaidci‘l; hear the head of the ’pi‘n—
t“‘\\ll‘ll. “as passing out {mm the nuund:
of the t‘qiitol and was about to cntcr llll
p Miro. a man stepped out of the crowd
\Illl. standing not eight feet from the l‘rmL
lent. leveled a pistol and pulled the trig-
.'.-i The cap misicd tire. The man in
statiily drew a second pistol fnun iindcr bi;
doll; and again bird to shoot. Rut Il-Ir
second cap also missed lire. I‘resident Jack.
sun rushed furi-uixly at the iissttasin with
ipliftv i cane. and would have felled him to
:hc ground. bait b ~t'nre he could rt .u'li th
luau. Lieutenant tiWItit‘)‘. of the u ny. llt~l
kn-i ‘kcd him down. and lie was speedily x. ,
cured. The prisoner. who wm.‘ an I'lnglhl‘
house painter. named Lawrence l‘ortrr. c\
plained his motive in words which apply
with singular aptnem to the case of tb-
\\‘rt“li‘llt‘d i‘vtlilt‘ull.
ll airing on all all ~ 1‘”! tli * country 1. i'.
J mu r-iiuol llj.‘ til - '
inclxm‘i. the preiect o1
lil» t.;: l- u: t. 1,.
il\.\\\ :iii..i;
:i ad Lid. llt‘ll llK it in his via-y mm i. l ..
;, .v lit: l ,
“ llr a! :l-nl that. b- lit-nu; l.l l‘i‘x-xblv I t
in lu‘ Ill“ out: w nl all his .liil: ‘!2 x, lo M...
pit} ~1vi m“ who v\.i:.:ii..-.l Inn:
still ll\- ltn ltl‘ 1» :ipn to lull lil‘ll. :1. i. ll
lli‘: . '3. \\ \t‘ ‘Illialtl‘il llt-' » :;|- limit» . I.
put 5.12.: out of Ill‘.‘ in} .d. “
Lioieuce was pl ll'l i in ...i .l ._\l:i:u. ‘l‘lz,
i-Lwfilll lllt‘llu‘tlf Illz‘ ti ”1" ll. d it \\ l.\ llll’
:0)‘ of it t‘chlul‘dt‘y uluJitisi‘x ti~~ gru- t".
contidn-ucc. liut Jackson hum it .tl\\:t_\~
mauled that .iblrr llllllvls than Liar. Zit‘1‘~
ltil'l iusligtlcd tlic .i~ ~ \‘ilt.
Ct 'll"l‘ttl J;u‘l\\’vlll. in l. - ‘3 .u: hour. sun»
prt‘li‘il (it‘ut‘gv I'Ulllllth-l. ill .‘ll‘eliuilsll.
of having [anticipated in the attempt to an»
Ili‘llllalt‘ him: but fcw. if any. even of his
o m partisans, shared in this suspicion. —
I iutfd'l-t-p‘ 'Ilr‘nurntl.
A RAILROAD IN THE AIR.
a:
A Ilunturlst llrows l‘octlcnl \\'hltv~ “‘hlrl-
in. liver I‘cnusylvnnln Mountains.
The train is in the air so much of the
time you think you are flying. And not
Illt‘rt'l‘Y tiyitig over little culverts and seven
by nine 1. reeks. but jumping from one
inountaiujiinauother. At Quakake Junction
you can'fsta d on the mountain side. and
look at the mountain until your eyes ache
and then rest them on one of the loveliest.
broadca‘l valleys the sun ever laughed upon.
And by and by the flying begins. As you
near McAulcy‘s Mountain. you begin to see
some splendid railroad engineering work.
and at Iiingtown you enjoy the first tlycr. a
lllll“ swing across tlu~ l‘atawista on a bridge
L210 fwt long an.l l H fort high. You kerp
your face glued to the \vin-iow, for tin-m
isn‘t a mile of scenery fit to be llll.\\‘t'\I now.
t‘itowissi Mountain looms up ill broken
lines and rugged yi in loot. and the nun
who can describe the a w nury on t... creek
at String” Hollow doesn‘t write with my
pt‘ll. ‘
.\Iountains’ifi-pon mountains and moun-
tains behind them again ~ll‘;t\\ y vi frnxu one
thlt‘ of the. Cl? to the t‘lllt‘l'. until you fairly
weary of grandeur. and have run out of ad.
jeclivca lwrnty miles ago. As the Xescopec
Mountains liv‘ld the skies up for you to nu;
under. you catch your bt‘eitlt :\ll'l nuke thi
leap and away no no :t“l’i'-\‘\‘ lSiig Hollow
budge. Lilia) feet long and I23 IVH high;
tln-zi. before you have scarcely time to pull
yours-if together. here they come. close as
hurdles in a circus ring. Fisher‘s bridge.
755 but but: and I‘ll feet high. with a Val.
Icy to look at that ch min you into forget,-
fulnoss of the bridge .l then Minn Gap
bridge. 600 feet long and Illil Eeot high;
hoop-la! hlainville bridgo 700 feet long
sad lit) feet high ——breezy work. isn‘t it I
And so we go. jumping oiwcko-and rirem.
on past Catawissi. and here we am at Dan~
ville. capital of Montour. ‘eunsylvania.
and who wouldn‘t go to Danville down a
rowdso airy and beautiful ‘f—h‘. J. Bur-
dstts in tin Burlington Hawk-Ego.
A CAT'S RSIARKLBLE FALL.
The presence of a cat on the roof of tbs
Final Baptist t‘harch. broad and Arch
greets. attracted the attention of a large
cmwd of people on Saturday afterntxin.
How the animal had reached the roof nt
one knew. but it was supposed that it had
been attracted by tho twittering of the
npal'NWt éat norm.- in the vium on the side
ufthc church and had climbed up after
them. “ Pussy “ did not know how to get
down. and it was its loud “ rue-ow." as it
walked along the wt ; . w: the roof. looking
down at th s sire-t. til it attraczel attention.
Syzuiutliy for tli . cat was s-mti anion-ed
among the bystnu lert. and n dot-in o: inur.
m.si went to the house of 'l‘rueit A. at
Broad and Race streets. for it laiidir. The
burnt ons wot procured. raisol against
the side of the church and a tin-um mount-
a out. But “ Kitty“
. good intentions of
d. frightahed by thc’npproach
of tho man. it pumps to the tower and
mu had climbed still higher up the vine.
Here it hung for a ‘f few minutes. fully
seventy feet from the ground. when it fell.
The cat's nmer it in good stead.
for no sooner it struck the ground than
it ran up Arch street sppenntly uithitlt.-~
PM“: Rec-cod
A Gulls.“ Cowboy.
A Kansas cowboy was seen coming out of
the office of a local paper in that State. with
a terribly bruind countenance and the gem
end appearance of a walking madam.
“ What have you been doing in that ofllce t“
asked a friend. “ Oh, I went in to have the
editor explain an item about myself and he
did it. I‘m perfectly satisfied. For the
lore of heaven. don‘t hint to him that I‘ll
not l"—Mugtwt Haulage.
' Anal-ten- Din-0nd Its-sund-
tast annual newer of import: into the
United States shows. during s will! of
twelve nmutlw. an input of jewels to the
aimnint of 313.000.03.01 which $10.0ihlfiofl’
may be safely considered to actor-diamonds.
no that £43003“) sterling worth have been
brought to the London mat-ht within tbs
lad twelve months.
.lm-UII'O.
thematic. in the Warning“
Iona-nth twenty-two beh- he. sis
hehmthiuk.‘ salami-ids. Itistuiccs
it may
We want Lire.
every county in the [In
sell a patent article of
article having a large In
it sud bio A ts
ted Statgps-nd and”...
. paying over it!)
glwu for inclined every mainly he may set-i
us. With all these nilvtu hi to also a n
the fact that it is an our tat out ‘ e0
“Ext: UNI“) y
“are. hilt u‘t’l
h‘lly
hut in it: calability by any agent that will handle
with mercy.
it safe for us to make our otter to
cmplcynienl. Any can
a thirty day‘s trial an fail to clear at learnt $100
this time. above all expenses can return all
all who are out
them. Any agent or tlcncral Accnt who would ll
ten or more counties and wnr ~
scents for ninety days. and fa
tired to make ruch otl‘crs. nor would we if w ‘-
thnu double the amount “1‘ ctiaranicivi. nitl
two ealcs I ll y would I\
month llidl til one o
mien-l
a one day. Our lan'c
one cent stamps for port 2e.
rare the agency in time
work out c term named
\l‘c wnttltl Ekl- to
whim: machine solicitors and carlu-utcre iii i
it‘llnl ry. and
ir the boom. and no
of all each they know.
will lot-c the best chance cvcr offered to those out
It! film
110 in. tritium nsrmrnm.
t merit. on its merits. An
1- cent.
prom. hula}: no competition. and on w ich th
sire-at isprotectrd in the excluv-ivc sale by s med
venom
. sud
. to every
murmur-r. it n l' ht lint, ‘c netcesnry to make an
l'cr ‘ to occure. good agents It
lave concluded to mau- io show. not
our mnlldcncc in the merits of our inwntion.
Our agents now at work are making
from film to fill a month clear. and this fact make-
nt that will glw our bus-lam
unsold to its and we will refund the Money to ii for
tht‘m through sub
to clear at lcasl $750
above all expenses. can return all unsold and get
hhrir money back. No other employer of scents C\‘ti‘l’
not know that we have agents now making mgrv‘
a
c a ptoIt of owr 1:25 a
our a rent: took ciuhtccn
ercriptivc circulari-
l‘xplnln our olfcr ftillv. And fliese we wnh to send to
every one out of employment who will send us thru-
Send at onte slid so
in our extraordinary offer.
\c thc nddrv-se of all the «acute.
ask any reader of this paper who reads
thi“ oilcr. to send us at once the name and address
Address at on: c. or you
employ nicnt to make money.
ltxssnu Maurric'rrnuie (.‘V.
earn- lfil Smithtlvhi 8‘... l‘ittsbtim. l‘a.
in
to BACHES South Korwulk at 6:33 “a. on the,
din- of publication. II. Ii. lhubtell and Her.
man ‘l‘hetle will .a - 116$ tween-fly eh cult-L u.» m.
wtll send it by Illlll ii . mu- a month. Addie»
an"). W. ENGLAND, PHIL ““Iutsrs‘.“
.\t‘\v l'oik t‘uy.
I‘.
—'l‘lI E—
Missas S. Jflllll
“cg to call your sttcntlon to their Flue Sloth of
Spring :1 ml Siiiiiinci-
MILLINERY
9-9— —-—-
it
of
in
3
he
Mournin" n FlK’t‘llll)‘. , Did (‘rapc made to look like
may by t lt‘ Sl‘lll'l"t‘l l‘stcut l‘nit‘t‘e‘e‘. for u bit-h or
have the agency. llate. lllcachul. Dyed and Fri-sent;
also Feather» llrctl. (“cunt-(i and i‘nrlc-l. A full as-
1~ortincnt of Fancy Hinds; itlnn uni. ttmnlx. unm~t~
in: of .Sttilt‘hcs. and all the new ables ol Waxes.
lll Natural t‘url. (‘onibinus made up vcrv rv-a-i »
bl_\ Accncy for the '
perfect tit gnantntcctl.
to
Minlamc Griswold t‘orpctf‘n
hc ~
. s s ‘1 ‘
I‘Ilhht‘k St. .1011".
M 33 MAlN 31:. xiuxwanx. (‘1‘.
, — wuss m—
BRIDGEPORT
—nou‘r ran. 10 visit—
BARNUM’S
REEQyAL!
F. I—Ia.§'es’
MEAT MARKET.
\‘A'l‘l‘RhAY. April lith. I will u urn the \Iarlwl
I now bring littrd up'in hill ila-‘s Illork. too
_L
W...~.
Recreation Building.
Dimensions. m x 1‘15- I-‘cct .
ll. ti. lll‘ESTEIt. - Lessee and tit-n. Manager,
Observe its Wealth of Attractions:
Elegant Skating Rink!
\"lth Scinid‘xh‘tilar l-‘loor. (‘ontamltvz ,
Stlt'Alth‘. FEET 0.900 Stet ARE FRI-2T
Uf Skull"); Surf.“ c.
Superb Dancing: I’avilliou
\l-ZVl-ZNTY FEET \‘t:l'.\ ltt‘.
Billiard Parlors.
0 —~- \IAHNll'lt‘l-CX'I‘ 'l‘\lll.ll‘ 0
Quadruple llow l in: .\ Ileys
suoo'rlxu I£.\l.l.I-2lt\'.
\"i'L lfsl :ii:.‘: Yt‘ l7 i ‘ Iit‘ :; ~
Refreshment Room
Fill-IE ll \‘l‘ .\.\l\ t l.H\R li"tl\l » lltiil‘
Lad c? and to wirmcl; - “1w cptum li-wnh
FULL MILITARY BAND!
“fit: l_\~ .\f.rti1~~\
Tin liv‘m I‘ll:
end tin-x. .:;-
‘ llllti imatrd \\ ‘th
13 — .— l-Il.l-:t"l‘lllt' Llhll'l‘s 15
Afternoon Admission. l5 t‘cnte.
Skates. In t‘
l-Iieiiln: Admission. 2th "
Skater. ‘5 “
Came In the New Store!
‘0'. 53 \V.\I.I. h'l‘ll Iili'l‘.
And N‘t‘llft nude of l‘ . u: n-\ lxtr;t r- :\l ul \z-v tlu
tic“ in! 0f
(‘liildi'cii‘s Carriages.
Elegant 'I‘oilcl and Tea Sets.
.\i.-*u lla‘ lire‘ ELfitJ: and Ana 2;, .1”
(T It ()( ‘ Ii 1'] All ‘2
I’lllllV'S ELEGANT .
II E F“ I“ E R A'l‘thh‘
'l‘llK \"t‘Nlll'IRI-‘l I.
'l‘iiluilzii' ()il Stove.
.\‘:~o the ‘litlllll«‘l‘tl, Adam .\ \\'i-t3,\kc. Erotm
tu‘.-t.-rti
Elegant Library Lamps. t‘licaip
.\:su d . -.3‘ lell" of .\ .tll‘ l: wl'm' I i‘Jtlt a- (.4,
ll t‘~, sun-kc . .larku. ‘r‘tl lbw t-'t~ Mums,
l‘ 'itubitu;~ t lc. \\ ‘th inn; prev t \,ci urcr ‘ll
:i.. Ill“ l-r:-.I la~ of tli.~ l‘l:~ tr»- i lb ck I can
pica“- all who may faint lllt‘ \\ lb Hair ordcrs.
F. w. JAQUI.
SWAN & BUSHNELL
"llt‘lJZ‘AlJ: AND “ETA”
lll‘..\l I I:~ l5
lic
fore. I shall rt‘li only
in- rev-vim!» I l.\
:.,i. .\~ .1 Ilia-i l‘ui
dorscd by
...r
l
2..- l4
doom north of my I‘tt'fit'lll rtzurd. rind imih- tlu' pub
to call and "rpm-t it.
mict l‘\l‘I‘) di Inaud for a Finit‘lsrs
have rpnn‘d no pains to make it Mich.
Best of Meats.
Thankful for tbc lll‘t‘ltll
count. I tzepn lIllllt aub- n
unite a "nil [ruin the :r Ilt‘ml pubis-
F.HAYE
S‘AEIGYL‘ICA.
'I‘l‘u i-tziy tud‘cal :utcrim‘ nimdx . x. \ . 1..
lo fd‘l it. ‘t wily!» L.-.
t .\t ’ll Ift‘f“.
tm- prim ra-zsr of Inn-nun: am. how :2
The Old llcliablc Specific I‘Iu.
Thousands of: Patients.
I ’05“in
ll IIEV lwvn Ill\ unit to
.‘I-iilu‘l. :i.ul
.\~ bvrclo-
the
pan-big. lit in 9. my. x.
tt- r. -:;‘i r,
‘:~-:-- \.
s.
.t‘.‘ II
-n . .3 53..
Elllfli‘ilfli: l .‘
ill. l5
ll'.\-.- -
u. T ul.
.x't: .: P» Lu . t.. \_
Physicians and
l llwn . ~i .- - v
M.
a.
l
G rat t'cl,
‘ r in :iillllul
li '_\ ‘i\m.:'
l {loud
rim I .d u! pm i.
WASHBU
past.
it: U'M‘A'ris
can; Neural
,. i.\ n
Ilia holes.
14:! l. at, m ' '1‘ u; '»- i‘!\!.d
st per Box. 6 Boxes for $5.
..
\\',-li fu'; titlin‘liwlte m is i. Latin. i:- s
l .\I II‘IY'I‘ .\ Illi\‘.. I'Y‘lj‘
l'l, \lNl‘Kll, lint-:3 ~2. u:
RI a. 00.. Prop‘s.
\I lino...“ \\
THE SENT NFL
ll \s had noun-thin; to say about Itl;ti\‘lii‘>
in my iltlYt‘fllSt‘lllt‘lll for tun mouths
You‘doubtlms read u: but other
gia.
,i
..( _~
\..
l ,(ilh‘tilllllg'._
5nd in
li-Eulu. ‘ ‘
.. .v: 3m.
\l.“ \l'l'it
9W
Intendviccnfromlmdonduts thst in.
SUPPLIES.
. .
Sh i p
“m c the lawn“ Stock In our line in l‘tllilltu‘llt‘
Pui‘e Lead and Oil
bury
lidhllltltl I‘lell l‘tllilin‘.
Single. lhulblc and Ground
\“iiultnv (it lass 2
Eur) thin: needed about a boat or vosel.
Dredging Materials
Idin‘ and lluoy Rope Ryvrylhiiwy: at or below N
362 WATER STItBI-Z’l‘, [limb
lillllllfllillll‘fll‘l' Bill Pillllfll‘l'
Cliuiitllnrs.
We are llciidquartcm for Regular t‘. 8. Army and
Flags: Flags: Flags:
Oars! Oars! Oars!
ldllh‘. Iiitcb. Sltnt‘klve. Scim- Twine. t‘otlon Rope.
shell and iichr Forks: cspu‘iitlly prcinmi Dredge
\‘ork prices. t‘arcfal attention l‘I orders by mail.
BRI DG E l ’t ) RT, (l'l‘.
matches are madc' then it is ncccsxiry to
buy llousrkccpitig v Ill'llt‘lt‘\. eucli' :.> a
Stovcs. Ranges. t‘ro‘i‘kn-ry and ltl.t\‘~‘. and
there is not a store in Norwalk or South
“L Norwalk that can match me for Good
Hoods and Low Prices. Hardly a day
pluses but what sonictliing new is added
to my already large assortment.
Just drop in during this month and
examine the Brunswick Imperial t‘liiuu
l‘tllnlllltltlttlli Set of t‘rockcryf Then
. look at my stock of ltcl‘iigerati‘re. t‘liil-
dretia‘ ‘arriugce. Hammocks. llird t‘agcs.
t‘\\'
t‘ltllt-r)‘.clt‘. lly tin.~ way. I sell the
IV llcst Kerosene Oil. and Chimneys. too.
at llottoui Figures. Goods delivered
Into of charge. and telephone in the
14 lbs.
$1.00.
———-QQ._.—.
16 lbs.
'Of Handsome'Ex. “C” Sag
$1.00.
alone at the above prices.
est Possible Figures.
Filament».
When you want a bill. oi
goods from us, we will sell you
Of Standard Gran. Sugar for
We will not sell Sugars
All other goods at the Low.
sturt‘.
-——————.Q.s—‘—. .—
E. K. Lockwood.
Elegéiit“ Styléi
-‘xu—
——B.\Ro.\ixs tit—‘—
Furniture & Carpets.
The Newest Styles‘
( The Best Stock!
The Finest. Goods! .
The Lowest Prices!
ar
—.
VINO——
Enlarged My Slat - Room!
And Indium! my Stock. ssi better poplin-d to all
the misof my turn emu-tens and the
public than ever before.
tel-put
MW favors and soliciting a continu-
suc-cttks nuts. I was inputted).
New Novelties for living;
Wanna for “curse! fl! thence.
AGENTSE“ of the cum lamest. hand.
ut. best book ever sold for loss
than twice. our prit's‘fl‘ht‘ fastest selling brink inAtn-
crica. Immcnrc prults to agents. All Intelligent peo-
ple want itJlny one can ll‘cl‘ult‘ s surround scent.
'l‘crnie my. I shun-r ltoox t‘o.. l‘ortlsnd. )rsine.
EMS and SHOES,
1884.
I HAVE IN STOCK A Fl'IJ. I.I.\‘E 0F
.
lllciis’, Boys’, and Youtlis’
Boots and Shoes
ALI. struts AND l.tl\\' i'iucrzs.
Woméns‘, Misses‘ and
’ Childrens‘.
ALL KINDS
Ladies’ Kid 31111011,
$1.00. 1.2-7. 1.." l, 2.00, 2.50. 3.00. 3.50.
t len ts‘ Fine liand-Sewed—
Bllllflll flllll 801113883 Gaiters.
To buy a pcrft-ct Band or Shoe.
In I‘rirc that‘s Lou. lll S'ylc tbrtl‘a Nut:
(lo try thr lltlllFt‘ that pinkie all.
That tnnkcs you glad vtht‘n (“i'l' you Call.
——~-.\.\'Il 'I‘ll.\'I‘ IS —i——
“BROWN’S.”
‘7 Main St. - South Noi‘walk
Sow IS 'I‘llli 'l‘lllli To l'SIfi
IIOY'PS
Cough Remedy.
Pure Drugs, Medicines, 8m.
I; [151‘ l9 ‘1‘ It .\ C'I‘S‘.
I’rcnt-ripl ions fart-lull)
t‘ouipottu‘tlctl.
.\ l.,\|2lll'. b'l’tti'K Ul"
PATENT MEDICINES
.\l\\;i_\ .~ on hand ill
HUFT’S Pharmacy,
Carriage Makmg!
Repairing
— \X it
Jobbing.
Henry Tilly’s,
HARDWARE.
The IRES i‘ ASSURTMENT in 'I‘O\\'N of
(i on cral I I a rd ware
Eli-chum“ 'l‘oolm.
\“Itllc Lend. I'asitils.
(lilsitnd “‘Iudow Glens
A full Assortment of
I.0(‘|ttl unit Knob... *
Table and Pocket s‘utlery
0f the heat Quality. \‘hcap for Cash
llllllSB Flilllllllllfi’, Goals
JAPANESE PAPER “'ERE.
Agent for the
Door Vcniical Boiler and Hall‘s I‘aten
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implcincntx
Ship Chandlcry. Rope. ac
W. O. QUINTARD
x“. 8 ui‘su: 6am. “Lurk. no. Xurwuk.
——~ mit—
lllltllllllll
—_——————-——
Suits for faces melancholy.
Suits for tritium bright. and jolly;
Suite for gentlemen of standing,
Suits that. give a look unnumnding.
Suite for riding. walking. driving. 7
Suits dull fact-u look alive in;
Soils to lit. the peer crucifix-neat“,
Suits that make your Olmluul pleasant;
Suite that must look well div-played.
' Suits that suit your summer trule.
run. as rota-m AT
‘ rhinos. - gone- _ “to!
R . 1*
A lot“ clam. Sella. at q. Ann M In
work. Bxcmltnmlss. 1‘s mm
mr More. I. Appl um-
miuvcaushfn-n & Concealer“ 1m
flirt. Pa. A:,ootticr (not w books Dials!»
wily
For the working rlaex Send )0 cent! for
0 During . and we will mail yon/kw. s roy-
al. valuable hex of ample grade that will
grit you in the way of making more money in it feu-
aye than you ever thought ‘siblc at any business.
(‘spital not miuiicd.chll start you.\‘oucnn work
I“ the time or in npnm time only. The work is uni-
Vcrsally adapted to both sexes young and old. You
rsn easily run from 50c. to 35 every cv‘g. That all
who want work may test the busincesaw make this
tinpamllehai offer: to all who are not well mtisflcd
we will send st to pay for the trouble of writing us.
Full particulate. diru‘tione. cut. sent frcc. Foi‘tiincs
will he made by Illll‘l‘ n ho mvc thcir “ hole tune to
the work.t:n-ai success absolutely sun-.Don‘t delay.
Start now. Addh-ee lit-nuns .t to. I‘lll‘ll‘l:tl."lllle.
”Fifi-Sf Sultana
MARKE'F‘
t'or. Ilaviland and Main Sta.
"an“; bought this .‘larkt'l of .lnmv~ M. I-|I‘t‘. wr-
tlo-itc to inlonn the publct‘ that we rhall kccpn full
supply of
Fresh and SaltMeaIs
-———t)l" ALL KINDS.
POULTRY and VEGETABLES
Aiul I-I\ (Luna; I‘crtaunu: to a
I~‘I “ST-CLASS 31.3 Rls' I‘I'I‘
Ami I‘veilt‘tlllill, s-lau aehitn of tin pubbc pat-
I‘K‘Ilil_‘ll .
a
NEWMAN & READ.
Snutlxxnr\\.i.i.. Xvi. "“3”
A R. L. Baiker, -_
LIVERY AND FEED
STABLE.
‘_’\ taxi
\\' mu li‘li llt'l't‘l.. ~ Sn. .\'ri:\\ ALK.
l|.\::._-' ‘~ \~ ‘ '..t...;-:.' 1.31,. a ~' . t.
13?. '- ~ . . ‘H .:q-arvdhnz'wzriEu
v
R.L.BAKE:E1
In. .\I.i:i‘li l-l. I\\‘l.
New Grocery !
1\ Railroad Place. 50. Xurwnlk.
1 n “A“ If
‘ "“Tlv r y w.“ u;-.ml :i~ a
d .\ t‘n,. on thlrmnl
l‘._.. t _ a in . .
GR‘oC‘E‘RIESF
Of All Kinds.
Ins-m :!=.‘:\ 2m ._- a -:.:uv of tza nulf . “lifUIl:|.'C.
l .
It \\ in 2-2 :nl.:~ptLi
13051 of (Soutls.
And in «A it:
130 w EST PRICES.
. I» «it inn rul in-mptly . and t \t r_\ Jim;
in .u .‘uixxi‘immlv purine. l' r.i~~- :'\s‘
'tlala:
m“ :i i‘:z.l
A bert Berg.
5n Xuntn‘m. Aprz. in): lav.
Hatch, Bailey l 80.,
.\I.=.nn1;.c:1.rt rr o.‘ and “cairn. Lil
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Vencci‘ed Ilard Wood Work.
llard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
”ABS HA I. SIX.
New, Goods!
Diamonds, \Vatclics,
JEWELRY
Sole Agent in Norwalk. authorized by the motility.
for
\‘UU'I‘II XORWALK
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Railrnafl Watches!
John Foley’s Gold Pens and Pencils.
» Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Open ‘
(Barns. (Bold chtaclcs and
531' Ginsu-e. Nickel “(1
Walnut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
—l'lfln—
W .A. '1- o H. E s
A SPEIALTY.
Wmhyw.n
, A.W. Austin’s
“I
..
hi 3 as. h ”I. d we:
hormonally huxofgocdswhlfiwill
help you to more money right sway
M nythingdscin this WIdethd exalt
l he “mute?" mi l “RM“SRs
on I I“? . . i are “R. I once
gt»)! Turn .t (lo. Augusta. Heine.
fl
.1.-
w I.” fir Ages:
“writing urfin-‘Sew ll
ts CI. to w fit.
in.“ We. Insult-not lbs-W
Writ. to J. 1‘. lflw ‘ 0... Philadelphia. I“.
fit I)“
1‘
fi.§.’6é>’iiWiiim--
Petroleum Baker,
520 \Vcllcs' Building,
18 Broadway. bi. Y.
:00. “
hers WI"
s-tn-
cuse )atly
“on, ,
We 13
.ndc ——
ll‘
I‘ipr I.lltcl't‘rllfit’.‘tlt.~ u‘rndc I'clrolmm) imam '
and sold for cash. or carr‘ml rm mar-gm.
Imam nest-timid ttrdr': by mail or trio-mph “r
promptly executed.
£2." Correspondcnu‘ .eolicited. Duly 91““
market report at the City Hotel.
as: 9t
' P I “7 » __.,__*;.;
GRAND h
fine
inch
Ch6~
sl
‘SPB‘NG William
MILLINERY.M
——A1’—
MFFHIHFQBF’Sgg
April 1 l, tntl 12.
Our L'P‘itl a...
ing- ‘.
Ist- "
mentof
H A '1- S...“
Feathers, Flowers, Etc. was
~11 the i itv. “:22 bc drawn to all who '
tu~h tn :t‘npu ' Hit a) “'r lil‘t‘ nil tht‘ tr'of
, ‘ hur-
‘ ’ 'n
In ‘1'1‘ LS'I‘ ST} LLB fhmh
In cu r5 >l.ap~.- and quality. :md It
Till VBFY Lillflll Pl'llllli.
Gt umém‘.
l 2 air. if.—
i .s~i .tini .. \ hr.
FANC‘Y
Really -lll3€l€ ‘ Fallen Goals,
llusicry. I’lttlt‘l‘ll’t‘ul‘, I'Ilc ,1:th
A, fl: l ~‘l .f Ln“ I‘Irll‘5.
.‘o Trouble to Show (Goods.
DESIRABLE
Bill FE, Luis
For Sale. -‘
3
.10
Build 1"
L
I
.,.
d all ,
A mtv opportunty in N‘E‘U'N iiwizil-h Building
Luis at Mal-hilt I‘:::-‘. l.
East Norwalk,
1. r...“ otX- 2.“. Maps rh-M A; .w minus. and all in
(”mutton :‘vx-n by
C.W. SMITH.
5‘... >0. Nma‘dr
\\‘.i.~l..~ . m.
~ Sn. ‘5. v! <::::.~. t‘loak‘. Scu—
' t'oat~. icy-emu Hr“ for
r». \ Ira. :_\ and t \tctit
- ‘t r ;.~ "may
- l g-«wuul 1:.”
"1‘ Hum Tux
= n-tm~.~ (Ink
. 2» ll r u _. exp: one or
both. \\'c tun: utacmrr. :n ad.
- .~..~_ of fin good-3 a llnt‘ of
‘Alllh‘. t: - “WEN“ for ordinu'y
“ - .::tiic cam in the etyl. tit. trinr
1 at our ilnrzi and
. r uizupix‘ml fainti-
3‘3 good: r-ime-c us to
! .cs~' we! than in buy the man-rial-
Hiatlr up at hnna —- in 1.2.1:. cit-ring
unutsio pt‘.rcl.::~v tar ~‘ l‘lotlue;
buys‘. \\'c also Make to (talcum
\IJIiIlt‘r. at Mubmu‘l‘nn‘. Spreadin-
. l\‘.lt’il to our
Millincry Department.
Now replete with al‘; the Smelt!” of the mo.
BEST 8: 00.,
'50 and 62 \Vost 23.1 St. bet. 5th "and 6th
' avenues. New York.
{mm-‘- 2:.-
and bin
“3 I“ It It“ fills.
“ Its-tr. Dough syrup. Tasman-d.
. by W
UlAR.
rEGT man;
gill" avg“ 90.13533... .
N0 E L“, .(:2 :7 ‘-
mlrs‘ufiufiillfllilfi .
30 um SQUARE mm
0:33;: first.
ran sat: av . .
Norwalk Chronicler