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There.
Merieh Douglass b said to be worth
'm.tlll.
A woman has just died at llclfast. Ireland.
who worked as a laborer at the doctgvard
use for thirty years.
“envy (‘lay ought to realise that the hairs
of his head are numbered when 111111 at them
sold for thirty cents in Baltimore the other
Mr-
Governa Robinson. of Massachusetts.
mum‘s.“ an average. six invitations to
banquets every day and accepts about one a
we‘. -
Formerly women could not legally marry
until they had spun a complete set of bed
furniture. hence the term spiustcr. which is
still in use.
Dr. John “all gets $5.000 a year. it is
said. for his weekly column in the New
l'nrk Ledger. which is introduced to coun-
tesust the elects of the Ledger's fiction. ‘
The battlefield at l‘ittlburg Landing con-
tinues to be a mine of wealth from the iron
and lead in it. One jnnk dealer shipped
over 3.000 pounds of old bullets last yexr.
A shell found the other day exploded, after
being buried for twenty-one years.
A Connecticut lawyer has sued one of his
clients for a hill of $1140 for service render»
ed. It appeared that the client‘s suit had
involved a sum of about .50. and had been
continued through twenty-one terms. on
each pf'which the lawyer charged a twenty-
dollar tern fee;
It 0. Stanard. once Governor at Mis-
souri. is visiting Washington. lie tells a
reporter that in his belief wheat never will
be high in America again. lie thinks that
the British producers in Australia and India.
with labor at twelve cents a day. will soon
take the wind from our sails with respect to
that industry.
’ lit-Governor John M. Palmer. of lliinols.
was in early life a clock peddler. Arriving
at Carthage. 111.. late one night. he was put
by the landlord in a room with Stephen A.
Dough. Douglas liked him. and advised
hint to quit selling clocks and study law.
Palmer“ as requested. and so far as Is
known has never had occasion to regret the
cue. - .
On all female servants In Prussia and
Alsace-lorraine who have uninterruptedly
remained in the same family for forty years. ,
the German Empress confers a golden
ores. with an autograph diploma. and be-
tweelthe lufiof January. “77. when the
order was handed. and the end of Decem.
her hot. the distinction had been bestowed
on no fewer than 1.027 persons—a t‘rwlil-
file and interesting fact.
A young man of Kansas City had an in-
teresting experience while journeying on a
railroad loot week. Entering a car 1111 found .
all the seats occupied but one. beside a
lady.
a paper until he noticed that the lady. who
was a due looking. neatlv dressed person.
bsgpn looking at him, occasionally winking
Beating himself here. he sat reading ~
QIIIAI VIII TOOLS.
M no t‘rl— suit
'l‘ewtaua.
The “one! Instrument
lined Anson. Itht-A
labor saving machinery is unknown to
' the German farmer. and all operations are
mnductod with tho mmt primitive instru~
I mcnts. The spade. math-ck. acylllc. plougb
' and flail are lliu only twds. “Will them llu
: - res and digs. ploughl and barrows. reap!
and Iuows. plants nul lllrvahui and per.
forms all other farm operation. Even thih
«11111111111 be so 11.111 11 1111im;\.1em1~1‘1u were
not so clumsy and 1111111 y; it scouts to, be
his idea that everything lie but about him
T must be durable. and durability with him
is synonymous with Iargcucss. Ills spa
lea monster of ugliness. Twice nor-(1::
‘ and heavy as is trees-1 try. its vefi 'hcuvi
nuns and lurqouesa “use it Ins-Reflective.
- Its handle. gent-rally homemade. ishlsrge in
‘ireu'mfctt‘uce. cmokml where it ought to
, be straight and straight where it ought to
1 be crooked. rough and uneven. and is
I fastened into the large socket of the blade
'iu such an ill fitting and clumsy manner
that one cannot help but Wonder what sort
m’ chlssml eyes the man that made ll had.
To be compelled to spade up the garden
with such all lll‘ill‘lllll ~ut would surely
nreak the heart of any patriotic American
key. The mattoclr is also a .foarfully and
wonderfully made cnnccru. It cannot be
‘lescribedmit is simply am‘ gram‘a. The
nearest American thing to it is a grillibihg
‘loo; not an ordinary. practical grabbing
line. but a great. lubbcrly. massive one.
such as one would imagine a Chinaman or
an Indian would mako. It requires an im-
meuse amount of muscle to raise it. but
when once raised it descends with all
irresistible force. muttering the clods in all
directions. The scythe has a blade twice
or three times as broad and heav as the
American ones. And it is soinm lo the
lunatic in a most pmpcvdeiously clumsy and
crude manner. laying retained in its place
by screws and nails and iron hands enough
to build a small sized house. And ' the
handle itself. besides being large and rough
\ud generally crooked the wrong way. has
a set of grips which are pmitivcly exasper-
atiug. they are plllccd at such ineffective
angles: to the blade. fl is Mic to any that a
German scythe will weigh three or four
times as much as on AMM‘It’M‘ one and is a
hundred times hardet to manage. But the
plough is Worse than anything else. Heavy
and cumbersome. it Ivar-l a striking l‘escln-
blauce to the models of ploughs which were
used In America a hundred years ago.
Made as nearly entirely of wood as a plough
can Im made and still tear 11p the surface of
tl1~13;r1u11nl.it~l diminutive allure Il‘l‘lll‘llt‘!‘
thw surface of the mellow earth in a manner
which would make a California gungplough
laugh Itlslf illto hysll rics. Its l‘cunl. large
and nuwieldly always. crooked and rough
generally. look! as If it were origin \Il_\' in.
tell-led for an entirely different purpose
and had been put to its prcaent use only as
a nukeshift or as the result of an Iusaml
whim of the owner. At the forward end
of the beam are attached two small wheels.
eighteen inches or two feet in diameter.
which run along upon the ground. What
the need is of these wheels is a dark and
bloody mystery. It is probable that tin1
first plough made Ill this vicinity was 1111 ~-I
with wheels. hence every plough since then
has been made so. and it is more than pro-
bable that every plough lllanufvwlure-I here
foragood many years to come will also
have them. The team which drugs the in.
strumeut varies considerably. If the. owner
be rather poor. one cow docs duty as a
. plough horse. A stop higher and two cows
iappear. A man tolerably \vall oil—rich.
I
I
one might safely say «walks behind a horsc
and snow. while. only the peasant Rotha.
childs are possessed of two horses. (lxcu
ore very seldom seen. They cannot I11
utilized for any other purpose except at
not only in ploughing. but also yield milk ,,
.a considerable item for their peasant prv
'Jf‘lt‘htf‘fi. ~nvil'l‘rllk’flflrlldo vlf 21’“ San I'll‘llll
‘ slew (WI-unfvifl. if
and smiling. The young man turned red :
in the 1.00. and was in the act or Icaving
' the seat when she threw her arms about his {
neck and declared. in a voice loud enough
he boheard a block. that he was the only
she ever loved. The two men who
were outed opposite succeed «I in calming
the man, and explained that she was
be!“ taken to an asylum.
At the White House 11: \Vaflllillqlon. near.
‘1 every important newspaper in the. United
sum is taken and read.
publishers and the President subscribes for
a large number. From ohl l11‘.1it he
the New York papers through each morn-
lug and glances at the city papers. but for
dealing with the great mass of daily news.
' " multilevel: n’clcrkwpochvlir detailed to ~
look them throilgh and clip out all news
relating to the Frea'uleut and his policy and
arrange them for his inspection. For a
public man President Arthur is unusually
sensitive to newspaper attack and criticism.
dot-sin reading the hostile along with the
worldly.
An alarming state of sflair exists in Hart-
ville. Wy. T.. and many deeds of violence,
of which the outside world knows little or
nothing. have been committed there of late.
Cowboys and other roughs keep peaceably
disposed citizens in a constant state of
terror by discharging their pistols promiscu-
onsly in the street. sompolling citizens to
dance or sing in the highways. shooting at
door-knobs. wagon wheels and other objects.
. enjoying themselves generally about
I: in that lawle- fashion which they are
proud to call peculiarly their own. The
tnaihlearose out of the question whether
llartlille should or should not have a
echmllhouso. A committee of citizens do-
cided in the amrmative. but the cowboys
my no. and at last accounts were unmia
hkably having things their own way
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Whalwushoy we hadahigyallsrdog
Ihsthsdn'tsssleehsensesss sheep or as
In‘ pluck as a chipmunk. That dog
hewitsndheknewwe knew it. but he
”up so awfulsightofhlusterand
WJdths-lessifwedldn‘tallknow
“whittwsswerth. Every day a big
hisskeus.aseowurdtysscurn.nsodtogo
‘H-thsypntthetrhns between their
sa'emdlehstndilmtdireetku. ss
, Thce'spllq
.‘fll-c'nsathst‘sahssp more snxiou
A great many ‘
papers are sent with theicamplimcnts of the 1
reads :
THE GORILLA AT HOME-
llnhlts and Cunt/tyne of This lahnbltnnt of
. «he Pore-t.
It is said by the natives that the gorilla
makes a sleopiug'place like a 11-11111111t1‘k by
connecting tho branches of a sheltered and
l thickly-Ieuved part of a trce by means of
the long. tough. sleudcr stems of parasitic
plants. and lining'it with the” dried broad
fronds of fcru or with long grass. This
hzullmockdiko abode m 1y be seen at differ-
ent heights. from ten to forty foot from the
ground. but there is never more than one
such nest in a true. They avoid the abodes
of man. but are most commonly seen In the
monthsbffiupl111111»quOctoberand”Novelty
her. after the negroes have gathered in
beasts of burden. while cows can bc uscL
till Vs raav cuso re urn.
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Rupert-noes of a Fisherman With Cream
urea That are Blew to tile.
" ro- will 5111-111;— 1133a 11.“ «1111 11 Staten
with the other day. "but the head of s
:1qu «1111111111121 11 my marked interest 111
“owner to alter its but: has been served
upiu soup s d steaks. I_ believe it is a
well-known fact; but l only discovered it
sis liltlntll! $861 l found a friend engaged
in shelling a small turtle. ‘ Now.‘ he said.
putting the head on the dresser. ‘ that will
be alive and active toyuormr‘r 111.111.111.13
Of course I laughed 1"}. him. but I agrc 111 to
call ncrt day and tmt his prophecy. Next
morning my friend asked me to step into
tho kitchen. The head was still on tho
trouser. and though it had been separated
from the body for at least sixteen hours.
the eyes were wide open and bright. ‘ ‘I‘uke
carc.‘ exclaimed my friend. as 1 put my
finger near the Mouth. llis warning «1111.1
not a second too soon- The head of that
birth- absolutely lumped at me. Where its
lt‘.1‘\iiv1l power came from I cannot explain.
but it moved two inches toward me. and
snapped at my finger with a viciousncsa
that could not have been surpassed by a
centered rat. I think it had bcvri holding
back its life. as mop of $111.31.; will power.
for tlxed corpora. have been known to do.
urtil ‘an opportunity offered to avenge the
destruction of its body. for after it had
111.1119 the effort its eyes grew tired and
filmy. and in an hour it was tltItfl. Next it:
the turtle in obstinate persistence in living
Inllsl come the eel. In recognizing the or.
mordinary length of time through which
tn eel clings to its being 111111.»: the most
unfavorable ”circumstances. people. I think.
overlook the most unfavorable condition of
All—the removal of it from the water a
state of adairs sufloient in itself to produce
death.
"I do not believe that calling all Wilt
head off or serving his 1.111 the Mills any
shortens his life much. lie dies because he
is out of his clement. 1111 i had he been lct‘
Ititut‘dlllutnl llc \vmllll b u c lived lllll ltttII
longer. Of «.1111... if you put him in sec-
liorls 1111 tlit‘ flying pm you place upon him
ll Mme“ greater than he can bear. and he
dies quickly : but the lonsol‘ injuries. affect
ing only the tail. hea l. or skin. seem to mo
to make but little impression. 'l‘hc1 fl \I is.
an eel can live an evtraordiuury ltlltg 1111111
out of water. They habitually l1 .11e 11 of
their ou’n accord :\11»I wan ler in 1111‘ 1‘11-l1l~
that slope down lo 1\ cl‘cnit not far from
hero». I how often 1111-1 in the burly 111111-11
illg cels making their way down to 11111
creek. They had spent the night in the
meadows ill I.‘.t1cl1 of worms and \verr
goimzbuck. Whether an eel or any 11111111
flull is capible of feeling 111-11111 p1111 I can.
not any. This I can vouch for : When an
col has been skinned and beheaded. and
aoolus to l~1~ quite dead. a lllllo sol; rolled
on the surface of the be iv e 11‘ I 1 aid 11‘
restore 11 tot y Ipll1‘l1l_\. ,\ <11 1111‘ 1Ilos
quick 3 under llljlll‘lt". 'l‘I1cuv1-111q-1 ~111I11
will not Iiveillree 1111111111-sufter his loud it
crushed with a stick. The cye of .1 111111
bird remains bright for W11.- time .«1f11-1‘ you
I1.l\‘1\.~4l11\t it. and is lik-ly 1o l‘.|11~‘11' 1\t~»111I1-r.
hearted sportsman on his l'ust gunning cv
pmliliou a good deal 1-f41‘lf reproach.
“l1lollot lumw “bother clams burn at
any lime a very sclf—Jn‘s-‘tllvc cxisleuec. but
that. in captivity. the clam ls able at timm
to 111 live himself \‘\1‘I'\<l\1‘ll’ «lit-.11.;1w1l1lo I
I1 1\~'I1:1-l111\c1\11311 to lilil‘W. N11: I411; age
I liruuqltt I1 1«11-- .1 hi1; basket of tlalllt. I
pi:l1‘1-1l!l1“11 111111llihpa'1I. :111.ll1‘f1 ”11-min
:lle Iiilv‘ll ~11. I11 the middle 11! the lllght
my Wife .11 111.111 111 1. ~11qu that leurv \verc
mim- .~.-. 111 111-1 home. \\'11I1a pl‘fnl 111 my
l1.1:11l I *.11:1I1r1~.l f'mu r 1 .11 to room, l
(M11311 I111.” .1 Ill-hf cvlz‘mmlvn try lama -. llkv
1t co111bl1111i1111 of §'|\\'lll{. tilm'. g1 ~11111\;.
anvl grnntlng. with 1‘11 1111121‘11-11 1i watery
gasp. I‘M. N1 the life of 11111. I would 11111
'111‘..1.;111e it 1‘11111‘ from. .\1 last I
Went 1111-1111“ kitchen 11111 the 111v..1~ry was
<1llv1‘1l. I‘m-'1 clam. With his a‘1v-II wide
open. was nuklug almost as much noise as
n bullfro; in full vigor. 1 filled the pan
with fresh water. which Iii-1111:3111 .4111” {'np,
tenllncut or death ; tint In an my. 1‘ 11111111qu
QUIET—Nate York Sun.
:1 ll"‘»‘1‘
MARGARET FU LLER.
The pathetic story of Margaret I-‘ullor's
life is well known. Her early training
under the judicious eye of her father. the
brilliant promise of her youth. her att'11g41o
after her father's death the devotion by
which she 'vas able to help cducutc .tllc.
yuungnr members of her mother‘s family;
her remarkable conversational powers and
1~1p.11-i'y as a teaclur; the succession of
critical descriptive and philosophical essays
which flowed from her not too facile pen ;
the visit to Europe and letters to tho Tri-
t'wru; her sympathy wilii rim imiiau pa-
lsland fisherman whom a reporter talked .
. "Ext mwdinsry Oder“ to serum good
All EXTBAIINNINQRY OFFER
T0 Abl- WANTING BIPMlYKEN'l‘.
We want lee. 1c and Capable Agents in
angry county tntlte n on stem anti Canada. to
col a patent article 1. merit. on its merits. An
art‘clc having a largces c. paying 11m 100 it com.
pro t. having. no mtn‘wiltion. and on w irh the
gem is protected in the. csclusivc salc by a deed
' \‘l‘ for on d: and “try unruly he may secure from
I11: ‘lth all lllt‘!‘ advantages to our ‘t‘lllc. and
I. c fact that it is an article that can be so d to cvcry
homeowner. It might not be necessary to make an
'ellts, at
tiller. but we have concluded t uptake to e ow. not
only our 00qu cumin the. We? 1.1 01‘ our invention.
it in it! on b lty by any agent that will handle it
av “. cn.‘ rgy. Our agents now at work are malung
Irmu 3150 to 36m a month clear. and this fact malice
it uric for us to make our offer to all who are out of
employment. Any agent that “'1“ give our bus-mess
a thirty day‘s trial an fail to clear at least $100 in
this limc. above all expenses can Ntum all mods
unsold to us and we will refund the money on d for
them. Any agent or Gcnerul Am‘til who m‘uhi like
ten or more counties and nor thorn through :11!»
scouts for ninety days. and ta 1 3 clear nth-mu $75“
hove all or muses. can return a l uneold and xvi
§ t‘il‘ money lurk. No.oll1cr employer of agents cvo
arcd to tliskc. vii‘ch offers. nor would we 1t w 5* Ill
not know that we have more now making more
than 11111111111 the ntbount wc. gunman-0d. and but
livu ll‘e a day would give a profit of ovcr 3123 s
inoul . and t at one of our smalls took eighteen
orderein one day. Our large descriptive cuculsre
explain our odor full '. and those wc Wish to send to
every one out of crop oyment who will ecadns three
one. cent stamps for postage. Send at once and rc-
cure then mcy in [law for the boom. .and un ‘ 0
work on t 11- term! named in our calraorulnary offcr.
“‘11 would llkL‘ to ‘nl c 111v address of all the “gout-3
til-wing Eli‘ftithino solicitors: and carpenter.» in the
'coantrv. and ask any ft‘rltlt‘r of this wiper who wads
this offer. to send us at on“: the name and addrvee
of all such thl‘y know. Atltlfi‘!“ at cure. or you
will lose the beet chance evcr offcrcd to those out of
employment to make money. .
ltnuucu Mam'racn'mvu ‘o .
wily ltil Smithtlclll BL. l‘uts \nriz. 1‘11.
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SWAN-81 BUSHNELL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER“ IV
MNNNlflLlNI‘Bl‘S' NNN PflNllfll‘S'
Wanted for “111.1111- of 1111 thehcs-
A ideals of the U.8.’I‘hc Isl-mot. ham!-
cet. best. book ewr sold for Iron
than twice our prim.1‘he fastest selling book InAm~
cries. Immense paints to agents. All Ian-111mm peo-
de want it.Auv one can Income a surcmsful scent.
m1- frcc. Ilium-r hots ("o.. Portland. Maine.
3111.;
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llcglo call your attention to thcir Fine Stock of
Spring and Sunnuor
M I L LI N E Y
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Mourning a specialty. (\lii (“ape madc to look
Inuv bv llux Scllrn ‘l Palcnl l‘naiwe‘. for “Incl: or
have the. agency. l at." 111111111111. ll.\1~1l 111111 I“1'-r'l‘l‘1;
also l-‘vnlhc ' l|\'c1l. t It‘lillt‘ll :11111 l‘urh-d A 11111 as.
pvlrlr‘icllt of nncy floods; also “all Honda. 0111......
in: of Switches. and all the lu-u- >1yl1m uf W111 vs.
in Natural t‘url. t‘omhums made up 1'1-13 hum-11a
bly Auvncy for the Marlnuc liTEeHHIIl (‘111-~1 1. a
perfect fit guaranteed. ‘
Elias-anvil Qt. J‘olru,
33 MAIN S'l‘.. Ntllt\\'.\l.l\‘. i‘T.
REMOVAL!
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QATl'RIlAY. April "lb. I Will open 1111- .‘fnrlwt
i now being flilvtl up in hit» 111-31 Itlork. 11111
doors north of my llll‘it‘lll_‘l:tlltl. and 111\ 11v 1111‘ pub-
111' to call and lllrlk't‘l 11. II has bwn 1111 upon-
lllcct cycr) lil‘lliilllll for a MRI i"‘lr~ .‘lndo 1. 11.11I
have up ml no pains In 111111.1- 11 >111l1. .\~ hovel"-
furv. I 31.1“ sell only the
Best of M eats.
'1‘111111l1i111 for llw liberal prltronurr I11v11-1f1111-r1'
ccivaJ n‘vqa-clfulu 1.1111141 11:- 1~1mli1-11;.n1.-, 1111.1
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Os.
II.\.\~ had something ‘11- ~1 1) :1Iu-11' 111:111‘I11~<
in my :.1i\11.'1i.:1~1111111 for 11h. months
past. You doubtless read 1:: 11111 other
matches are unulcz 1111111 11 is 11111-1seury 111
buy Iiousckccping :llticlcs. such 11:: :t
Stoves. Ranges. t‘rockvry 111111 lil.1::.~. and
there is not :1 store 111 Nurwulk 111' South
1 5-184.
1 unit: IN scoot: A 1111.1. 1.1m: or
Mcns’, Boys’, and Youtlls’
Boots and Shoes
111.1. srvucs AND LOW mucus.
Womons‘. Misses‘ and
Childrens‘.
——-—A LL KIN I 18
Ladies’ K111 11111111,
$l.llil. 1.25. 1.5". 2.00. 2.50. 3.00. 3'50.
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South N111 11 11111
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‘7 M11111 St.
IIOY'I“S
‘Cough Remedy.
111111 D1111, Medicines, 811.
BEST I.) X'I‘IR ACTS.
I’I‘c-cl‘iptiotu t ‘arclullp
t‘mnpoumlcrt.
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Patent Medicines
.\Iu 11y» on bond at
HUYT’S Pharmacy.
Carriage M11111!
Repairing
~ AND
J obbing.
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For the working elure. Send 1“ unit'- for
0LD1aalagc. and we will mail yonjm. a roy-
al. valuable box of sample goods that will
tut you in the way of making mom money in a few
lily:- than you over thought possible at any business.
Capital not nonlmldt‘cwill start youjou can work
all the time. or in spam time only. The work is u_n1-
vcrsally adapted to both acne. young and old. \ou
can easily earn from 5111:. to $5 cvcry cv‘g. That all
who want work may tcrt the business.“ make this
unparalleled otfcr; to all who are not well satisfied
we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of wnnu: us.
Full particulars. din‘ctious. 1111:. sent rec. Fortunce
will be llllflt‘ by "low who uivc tlw whole imc In
the work.tin‘st succms ulmlulcly enrollon‘ delay.
S1'trtuou‘. Andros Stimuli & 01.. l’onland..\la1uc.
‘ kilns—(National
MARKET
t‘or. llnviland and Main 815.
Hahn: bnng'bt thid \hrkcl 111' Junr \ 1| l.:ll 1. a.»
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And 111 w’l a!
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Albert Berg.
S1\.N11ru':llk'. Aprfi Srh 1\\"l.
Mullufm 11111-1} of and [hunch m
Lumber,
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NEWMAN 81 READ.
R. L. Baker. _
LINENY ANN FEED
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520 \Vt‘llee‘ Building:
1‘7 Froadway: N. f.
car
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h" 1 ~ ‘ dozen
:lltfl sold for 1 :wh. or carried 11.1 mamlll.
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prompt I y can 111ml .
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market report at the City Hotel. '“ l‘
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II1 1:11'1‘)‘. ['ll‘lt‘l'“ 1211‘. Eli: , Eli‘s
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their outlying ricc crops and returned from
the “ bush ',‘ to their valleys. So observed.
they are described to he usually in pairs.
or. if more. the addition consists of a few
young ones of didareut ages and apparently
of one family. The gorilla is not gregari-
Dill.
bench with their backs against the tree
trunk munching fruit. while the young
gorillas are at play. leaping and swinging
from branch to branch with boots or harsh
cries of boisterous mirth. This rural
felicity. however. has its objectionable
sides. for occasionally. if not. invariably.
the old male. if he be seen in quest of food.
is usually armed with a short stick. which
the negroes aver to be the weapon with
which he attacks his chief enemy. the
elephant. Not that the elephant directly or
intentionally injures the gorilla. but deriv-
ing its substance from the some source the
ape regards the great proboscidian as s
hostile intruder. When, therefore. he. goes
the elephant pulling down and wrenching
of! the branches of a favorite tree. the
gorilla. stealing along the bough‘ strikes
the sensitive proboscis of the elephant s
' violent blow with his club and drives on
the startled giant trumpeting shrilly with
pain. In paling from one tree to another
the gorillsisaaid to walk semioereot with
the side! his club. but with a waddling
and awkward gait; when without a stick he
hasheenseentownlklihes man. with his
hands clasped across the hack of his head,
instinctively balancing .his forward posi-
tion. chegorills be surprised and ap-
proached. whatever the ground may be he
betskes himself on all fours. dropping the
stick. and makes his way very rapidly with
skindof sidelong gallop. resting on the
front knuckles. to the nearest use. There
The parents may be seen sitting on a ,
hints in 111411 ; her curious ulnrriaqc and
the embarkation with husband and child for
America. and. finally. the tragic coding
when within sight of Imr untivcs shores—~11“
lerve to make her memory unique and nor-
rowfnl.
It is a comfort to feel that her weary. rent-
I1-s-1 nature found rest in 1') .soIi. the young
Italian who gavo her that quiet domestic
affection which all true women noml. How-
ever cultured the iuh-Ilm‘l. the heart craves
its own ; and Margurut‘s was deep and loyal.
Ilow pleasant is the pieluru of the little
room of tho happily ussortml pair in that
apartment ill ll-nllc ‘\‘II"I‘" they spent. their
last delightful Willie“ I Separated from hus-
band and the. bountiful boy who. as she
wrote, was " a source of inedahlo joys. {or
deeper. purer. than anything I ever felt be-
fore "—tho preceding year had Iu‘cn Ollf‘ of
profound trial to tho (iceluuatured vvomau.
While Ossoli was in the front. ranks of the.
Italian army. fighting for freedom. )1 11'uuret
llitil been so in 1111.1 [rm-bl. UH her 11x11 life
accrued fast ebbing away. lint mum more
safcly unitmi. tim" " r - . 111m to enjoy In-lll:
together in IIli. brief inh-rvul —p1~1'l111p~1 all
we shall ever in uv of peace." (if f).‘<ull,
she says: “ .\'1;.' love for my 1111;111:131 is
most. pure and tender: nov 11 1< :111_‘-'1\111'. ex-
cept my mother :ul1l IiiII-s children. luvwl
me. so genuinely us he does."
The end come soon after the rounding
out and harmonizing of her char: 11:: by
marriage and motherhood. The voyage
homo begun amidst foreboding: and mucus
before which even her fearless nulllro trem-
bled in vogue alarm. and terminated ix
shipwreck of! Fire Island in May. 1'1150
The work of the splendid brain culled thorn.
and the stmng heart ooztsctl to beat. as like
nailed for more beautiful shores in company
with those from whom she'dcflod death to
part hen—Continent.
Beauty Very March or an Art.
Beauty is very much of an art after all.
The lily and rose oomploxious. the perfect
invariance of hair. the general perfection of
face and form. as a whole. are very seldom
the gift of chance conditions. The most
beautiful woman. as a general thing. is the
woman who knows how to attend to her
toilet. audit should form a matter of in-
structioninthe education of every young
girl. Between the two extremes of artio
fidelity and of reformers' hygienic notions.
women yet bewildered. The latter. if
carricdonttothelctter. snake womsnoutrs
in the extreme, and the tumor tend direct-
ly toslisguat deflate and pure minded
women, so between the two the average
woman of home and society lets herself
severely alone and cmseqnently is not half
as pretty as she night he. ,
Rm: ”earnestn- of Imus. -~
This ooumry 7. imported from Geri-tny
Mysertwasda quarter million dollars
as buttomflewdfiflysreenkm“
my , . , 7 ’. 1 . ;-
suprnxm.
Ship Chandler's.
Have the Largest Stock 111 our line in t‘onucclicut.
Pure Lead and Oil
Wc arc Headquarters for Regular 1'. S. Army and
Navy
Flags: Flags: Flags:
11.1M11oo 11‘1”.»111 routs.
Oars! Oars! Oars!
Single. lloublc and (lrouml
\Vindsnv (iluss 2
Everylhmg needed about a born or vceecl.
Dredging Materials.
Links. Rings. Shackles. Scinc 'l‘n‘iuc. (‘otlon R11 11-.
Shell and tlyr-lcr I"Ul’k>'. especially prcpun-«I I’M 111'
Line and lluoy liopc. Fin-rvlhimz 111 or below Ncw
York prlocs. Careful ntlcnn’on la orders by mail.
36:! WATER STREET, [606-137
BR l Dbl El ’ORT, CT.
» 11.11. 11111111111111 & 111'.
———§¢.—.——.
When you want :1 bill oh
goods from 11s, we will sell you
‘ \14 lbs-
Of Standard til-1111. Sugar 1111'
$1.00..
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16 lbs.
Of Handsome Ex. “C” Sugar
$11.00.
We‘ will not sell Sugars
alone at the above prices. '
est Possible Figures, .
All other goods at the Low- 7
Norwulk that can 111111511 11111f11rtl11111l
Hoods 111111 Low Prices. I1:11‘1II_\‘11 11:1)“
pit-N‘s but what noulclhm: 111~\v i:1;:1l1l1‘1l
to my already large menu-111111111.
Just drop in during this 1111.111l1un1l
examine the Brunswick Impcl'iul t‘hina
(‘ombimltmll Set of t‘ruckcry. Then
look at my stock of Refrigerators. (‘IIII‘
llrcna' Carriages. llunnnocks. llir1lt‘ug1'a.
I H“ lIIt‘
Cutlery. 1111'. By lllt‘ way,
Best Kerosene (Iii. 111111 t‘hinim-ys. 1119;
at Bottom Figures. (11111115 delivered
frct‘ of charge. and telephone in the
store.
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E. K. Lockwood.
Elegmsore'é
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—- ilAltG-ilxn‘ lN——
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The Newest Styles!
The Best Stock!
The Finest. 00011:!
The Lowest Prices!
Enlarnd 111 3111111 - 111111111!
And lam my
the wants of my Iran-v customers
public than ever before.
Stock. am better ircpsred to till
I and the
Thankful for past favors and soliciting a continu-
ance of the some. I restrain respectfully.
Wm. Lockwood ..
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HARDWARE.
The “381‘ ASfURTMRN'l‘ In TOWN of
(1‘. ellcratl ll al'll ware
Mechanics Tools.
\Vltltc Loud. I'nlllls.
(ills unsl “‘ilulnw (illu-
A full Assortment of
Locks and Knobs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Hf lhcb.-~1Q11alilv.t‘hc1t;lfor (Sash
fil'INNSlI FNI‘NlSNINE 3111le
J:\ PA N ESE PA PER \V ERE.
7 Agent for the
[hm-r Verdicai Iloilcr and Hull‘s Paton
Firc and Burglar Proof Sufc.
Agricultural Implomcnts.
Ship Chandler-y. Rope. &c
QUINTARIJ
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Suito for faces melancholy,
Suits for features bright and jolly:
Suns f~;l' gcutlemcn of standing.
Suits that. give a look commanding.
Suits for riding. walking. driving.
Suits dull faces look alive in;
Suite to fit the peerand pcasaut,
Suits that make your custom pleasant;
Suits that must look vcll displayed,
Suits that suit your summer trade.
WILL BE FOUND AT
T.
1mber,
1 x ..t1~ti Int. t
5111! ~.
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Shingles,
rvady mud--
Ills“ Ilcrl .‘I
Lath,
Doors, Moldings. Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
N11“ r1 1:11
60 and G2
1:3
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chccl‘ed Hard Wood Work,
Hardwood Ceiling and
Flooring.
“I“ III!!! All ELSE TAILS. a
Bastooughrlyrup. Taste-(oral. (e
1!? Use in unis. Bu dhy dragons. _'§
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form-11 1111111 :11 2..., 1 . -1 111:111 11111uy 11.1-1111111-(111
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Millincry Department
1111111111111111c Summer of 1111 wuwn. ‘
BEST 8: 60.,
\\'cst 33d 81.. brt. 5th and Gill
avenues. New York.
SO'S CURE" FOch-
694 IS
MARSHAL ET” \‘UL'Tll NUl:\\’ALI{
”New Goods!
Diamonds, qutohos,
V
JEWELRY
Solo A :cut in Kut'wulk, authorized by the (ministry.
for
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Nfllll‘flflll WHILIIBSI
John Foley’s Gold Pcns and Pencils.
Solid Siln r and Plated Ware. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
Iflyv-Uluasce. Nichol 811d
\Valuut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
—rst—
W .A. '1' 0 IE: E S
A SPECIALTY.
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