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Kansas Cit! Tm“ ‘i'e‘ a“
W never know what followed I—
, and l and Annabella
. m the editorial policy man! were asset an insulin
' the New York Sun by Mr. D 1‘ —rm:« 1.. m.
§ ays. 'Wednndays and 'Frid‘ W I- n a"
l‘isveland; "l‘ilesdaye. "l'hul‘u-s ans work where we and rat,
7 rdays. anti-Blaine; 'Sunt‘ we: the weary world goes on;
', - [sometimeswonderwnlchlsbest—
m .“h“! “‘d “he?” ’ The answer canes when me Is gone.
The " refers to the
" . mahepwhensomeeyeswake.
me. that the Sun ehllf Asssstasoresry night hours go.
“Bus hearts beat whwe some hearts break.
. 3—...————-———-- i “wonder why ‘tls so.
JV! MI ”Mm”? "W ‘3‘“ climbs-atom wit-e other hands
expedition It 3700.000. 7'" ‘30 it"?! bravery in the slum:
ll I." : $.39”!- ao ro‘sgcesndthro‘lands
. 7 this . refittilIgRanIdurr‘epaifl. More on the two extremes of life.
. . V ' visions. and clothing. ‘ Borne feet halt where some feet mad.
. In tirele- uamlr. a thorny way :
of Loch Garry. ”1,000. l acme struggle on where some have nod:
3%” New York, $331“); cos Sumo seer, where others shun the W.
;» ‘1'); nicotifio implements, peanut a m on “we others me“
«as and the 'l‘hetis and large qua virus or the true and um“
‘ “0! WI not not an more men
thestorcs will be sold. some he
sarea’vailable for use in the “'"u “m“ “‘Hrrnvo.
—Buwy Other sum
h a fact that there'is a largt
etsrsundecided as to who ‘1
conic OOIIBNTS. , .
ballots for at the coming ["6th Y°W" “d0“ "0 dying
m. All dissatisfied Repu
y.
‘he dime novel should be wadded in the
no.-
r.
Mannheim“! ‘° C'"°"“d pistol and than both should be de-
.xlssoftheparty which he reprowd. '
" fluid his use of the veto power as l.
1' n
,3 _ if! 0‘ a“ mu of New York. Tl‘ A train behind time, remarked Fogg,
,Jla straight betwixt two. Thirfiga :31“! lumen tricked out In full
2% 9‘ out 0' k "U “I, ix ‘0: ‘llookl are said to be the best companions.
t. John. about whom not at: m. i. probably Mu” you m 81““ them
\ M w effect h“ gig”; When you want to.
We {public-m nominates A. r That lsnot the way to raise a child,"
ton of the Gazette for Coon!!! the humanitarian to a parent arrested
this district. If party serviceifting his boy up by tho ear.
“r' t-ig‘ with affairs at Washindnother eruption in Jam 3" exclaimed
' half" agreeable manners. shell“ r. as the lid flow «It the pot in
' "Nledness count for any- boiling 9 coffee.
mquualifications for the na- ti"lu- words,“ says the blotting
.qlture. Brother Byingwn has "tor. “ And i absorb your
‘ ‘largc degree. The Republi- We foot-pad to the victim.
:00 recognise Mr. Byington‘s m.ialtimorc is made oppress
3 ‘ d- fltue- by giving him g ‘3 under a law permitting the
. nomination and hearty sup- “5 M0 3450 fir & lii‘vnm
. “IN-at tract society," remarked
3’ a company which recently
Ilouaand acres of land in
P‘
Video toward civilizatioa made
. blican press of l-‘alrfield
, ts unanimous in Its support
0. Inunsbury for governor.
u .0 m '11, Mr. mun.- sins are attracting the admir-
fl be a strong candidate. ("WM a" last ugmnmm
‘- och Republican. has a clean L," weeks.
" M Ill m. qualifications for l? cause his cat brought home two
. -Beisvery popular with the v 3,, which .116 “0,8 mm the
and if nominated would undouhi mung Big“. be”,- that he
make a vigorous canvass. it is,” 1...”; b, the up
1g time due old county hasl, “f m. 335 members of mu, present
10M!” fumish g a governor um...“ Representatives m um
tatcé 'l'ln re has been a great oversight
i in the Sunday Poet 8W5 r. .3. unmade Courier-Jinan“.
in schemewhere Washing; 1“» he- s Pretty meantime.
' 3Li" Y ll something terrible. It is
dlcateeomposedofuenryw‘ “h .h in“! lab .
ugust Belmoth. Sam Bully " °“ ° . “a“; “1.11:.
lrillard, ex Governor 1.91am” h" footms “ ° ‘~ ‘
of California. James Gordy ,
lohn Mackey and other vet
ntcrprising men are to buy th, K
‘ l. Cuba roi- 100,000,000 and u.
island into‘an immense sugar
on and tobacco factory. Chinese
tohe employed. and the Roth-
l to furnish the first payment of
, illions.
man recently caused his
unit suicide by returning a
with the remark that it
nldonnas'gwas all full of
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a,"was mwm given
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c-‘Wotee Senator Haw.
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to! ”hing converts. We 33ml, it." ' ‘
I” :7- ‘ u a" country. Th?” are ”In: who stood gazing wistful],
’fi u- - 1 inwhieh work '3 nQ..°es’3“,‘vrrlallin a city confection-
! illl'tyl the case. It '9 ‘_ b‘aauddcnly exclaimed : “1
them that the Democrats _dId “mfuunw with both hands tiod
, nominate any one of their coll'kl"—Nom'uatcn ”mud.
- y able Ind honest, men Vt'ho hf“) unmation to public office so
aty~flvo years been identified Wlfd empty honor, father ?" asked
old politician. “ Because,
. .asolemn-reply, "it rarely
be a relief to merchants and,” ‘
.eu to learn that the printin'h- fochu 0‘ the "cum 0!
he of small denominationss
ed at once. the sperPl’i‘S
rpose now being availahl .
been turned over to the
, ving and Printing and
' lull supply of one
ed out within
are unequally distribut-
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tchea that are not printed,
who sends poetry to file
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J.- .gfivoly at work to prevent a dst he would sums
3“ County from joining with idonsskencehe acts on
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not flow plum outside ofthh immediate
vicinity have any idea of the amount of
units and ash «ht at tbh place in the
winter season. “Fiabingthroughtheicel‘
h a regular occupation carrled to perfection.
No sooner does thechillingh'ostschccem-
bermaksthe ice of suflcientistrength to
hear them thn scores of little houses
(shanties) make their appearance upon the
bay east of this village Your correspond-
ent yesterday counted more than one hun-
dred of these houses, built to accommodate
one person (occasionally two), being from
four to six feet square, and just high enough
to admit of a man standing erect inside.
The roofs, and sometimes the walls, are
shinglcd. The thrifty wcupants engaged
in the business often fit up their houses
" in style.“ Most all of them have a little
stove. in which a wood and sometimes a
coal fire is maintained. and there from sun
to sun all day long the toilet sits, with his
lines dropped through a hole in the ice in-
side his house and hauls up the little
shinera. We found one man who reported
“ fifty~six pounds caught that day and the
day before sixty pounds." Those were
Wonderfully good days, however, for tho
average of the 100 or more catchers we
learn is about twenty to twenty~five pounds.
Putting it at the lower figure, then 100 men
would catch an even not ton per day, which
in New York. at the last reported price, 15
cents per pound. would amount to $300.
Deducting freight and commissions, the
catchcr would receive about l3 cents net.
Of course the IVOI’A‘t‘ price for the sen
son is nothing like that. We should think,
to keep withinbounda, five cents per pound
net at the shippinfipoint (this villago, or
Damarlscotta, two miles bolow), would be
about right. Then 2,000 taken daily, five
cents per pound, equal to QlOO per day,
or .600 for the week‘s work of six (P) days.
Added to this, going on at the same time,
upon the same day, through holes cut in
the ice, is the additional industry of catch-
lug eels, which are marketed same as the
smells (price per pound we did not learn),
but in its season amounts in cash to nearly
as much as the smelting. Really, the fish.
ing at Damariscotta Mills is an industry of
no mean proportions and is a great blessing
to the inhabitants, many a good dinner,
many a warmly-clad boy or girl and my
a warm tire around which the family gath~
are in comfort, living the results—Damon.
from .llc., Letter to the Bt‘s‘tt'u Traced".
HE DIDN‘T FLAG THE TRAIN-
BI- nlll "employ Tnulht .ll- Ransom n
Lea-on \Vhleh lle “‘III Never Forget.
A low engineers and firemen were sitting
around a coil of steam pipe in the round-
houso telling their yarns. Among them was
.1 palo young man who had lost his health
In a dry goods store and had just engaged
as an extra fireman.
“I never was so mar ,“ said Big Bill
Dempsey, “ as I was when I licked Jim
' llausnlu fur not fiaggin‘ me.“
“ When was that ?“ asked one of the fire-
men.
“ Le‘s see," said liill. thoughtfully, “ t‘lat
min in ‘Til—tho year they put in tho Clarino
sidetrack." '
“ For what ofiollse did you punish him l"
asked the pale young man.
“ Hey ?"
“ “'hat did you whip him for ?"
“ \l'aal." said liill, “ the coufuudcd cjiot
stopped down in the Kawaucc hollow, an'
never sent no man back to ting me. I will
it comin‘ down the hill lickcty-split when 1
seen his way-cur. I had the old ‘703 with
twenty-four core, an‘ I hadn‘t no idcc I cuu id
stop ‘i-r, but I flung ‘er over all‘ give ‘er the
plug fur all she was north. I tore her old
fire all out. but I got ‘cr by the llt‘i‘k all the
name. She stopped within three fort of Jim
Rallsunl‘s waycar. 'l‘lllllldcr all‘ sour milk.
but I was mad 2 J ilu was standiu‘ llmro, as
rattled as a woman on a crmcm‘. iul' I says.
‘ You illfenlal ojiut. why didn‘t you send
nobody back to flag mr ‘3‘ ‘ lly gosh. liill,‘
says 'e, “ I‘ll be darnml if I didn‘t target
it.‘ ‘ Oh. you did. Pl] 2" says I an‘ I jumpcd
down out u‘ that gaugway all‘ give him the
etcrualcst \vallopiu‘ ho ever got.“
“ Why did you not report him to the
Superintendent. and have him rrfhuvud for
such gmss- carelessness 2‘“ said the pull
young man.
” Say, look allure. young fuller, I‘ll give
you a dead straight pointer," rcpliml liill.
“ If you‘re a—cmuing on this road with them
sort o‘“idcas. the quicker you don‘t come
the better fur you. If it‘s good health you
want, you just rent out them air notions tc
some feller with kid glnvmt. Yes, I‘d look
pretty, I would. u-goin‘ an' roportiu‘ a man
that‘s got a family to take care of, an‘ have
‘im thruwcd out of a job in the dead 0‘ “'llb
tor. Young fuller, them ideas may do for
counter-jumpers. but they hain‘t good for
nuthiu' to railroad in. "—Ulu'cago .Vc’tos.
ills uovso uls HEAD.
- 3
A negro man of this county told us a few
days ago the brief history of the first horse
he ever owned. He had gotten together by
hard work and close swing the sum ot
sighty~five dollars. One day in attending
the public sales, be bid of a horse that was
blind in one eye, for seventy-five dollars.
The other ten dollars be invested in a big
navy pistol. He was then in his glory and
used to ride around as if he were monarch
of all be surveyed. But in less than a week
after he had bought his horse he was riding
over the plantation with his pistol in hit
pocket, when he saw a large covey of par-
tridges huddling together in the gram right
in front of him. He pulled out his pistol
and commenced firing at them, but unfortu-
nately was firing on the blind side: of lb
horse. That animal behaved very well under
fire, being of that age when the hot blood
had run low, until finally he threw his head
a little too far to the right and a swift bullet
from the navy pistol went rooting its way
through his brain. The negro says he is
sure he would have killed a bird that time,
forhehaddcflaimwhenthehorseput his
hesdintheway. Thenegrcin disgust sold
hispbtol on credit, and never cxxlecm to
get the money for it.
Ihusendsthe my cfthshorse, the
pistol and the eighty-five dollars; but the
negrmnnmddsrandwissr man, from. that
day Ins let pistols alone forever, and bids
”tomakemorcmoney and use it more
sdvauhgeously.— Washington M
The Unifor- ofn Gentleman.
According to the Jewish Advocate : “ We
look at a well made coat, a diamond ring,
a a glossy silk head covering, and call the
wearer a gentleman without hesitation. He
may thrust his knife into his mouth when
he eats, tuck his dinner napkin under his
chin libs a boy in the nursery, expeotorste
tobacco juice on the floors of cars and pub.
licrooms; he may hustle ladieeat the en-
trance to elevated atatiom and at the gates
of the ferries, and allow them to and
painfully by the straps. while he sit at his
case in the are stretching hl‘ legs out for
otherneopietostumblcovcr; hemaydo a
Isa who now or names.
“mum-snout. the
"unicorn-m
A symmetrically formed little black-and~
Ian terrier, with a nickel collar on his neck.
to which a license tsgfwas attached, ranhur-
riedly along Baltimore street ha evening
mulling at the legs of numerous passera.
The dog was excited and half frightened by
the confusion all around him, and was evi-
dently lost. A mughly-drcssed young man
was noticed walking in the same direction
taken by the dog and it soon became evi-
dent that he was aocomodating his pace to
the dog‘s. The animal paused to examine
some gentlemen standing on a corner and
the young man overttxlk it. He gave s
quick whistle as he pmd it, and the dog
ran to him and commenced smelling his
feet, then he suddenly picked it up, caress
ed it and called it “ Zip," and then walked
away. “ That man has stolen that dog,"
said a gentleman who, with the reporter,
noticed the incident. “ He will take him
home and watch the papers to see if a re-
vmrd is offered for his return."
“ Are many dogs stole that a reward may
be secured for them I" inquired the reporter
of a police official.
" it is done every day. There are men in
this and all other cities who make abusineas
of it. In twodhirds of the cases in which
you see advertisements offering rewards for
dogs the animal has been stolen with avian
to getting a reward. Dogs are not fools,
and if they stray away they will generally
find their way homo; but the professional
dog-thief is always on the lookout the min-
utc they see it. There are men in the busi-
noss’who know almost every pet or valuable
dog in town and who shadow them with as
much care as a detective shadows a pro!!!)
sionul (hint,
" It is almost impossible to keep a valu-
able pct dug out of the hands of thess
thieves. I know a gentleman who had a
Newfoundland dog, to which he was stnmg~
ly attached. The dogithieves ascertained
that fact and stole him throesuccossivc times
and reccivod a large rcwsrd each time. The
gontlcman than acknowludgod they were too
much for him and sent the dog to the coun-
try. They often steal pct cats as well as
dogs, and I know of a case whom a lady
paid $20 for the return of a Maltese cat.
She thought it had strayed away. when the
fact was that the man who returned if had
iiscovcrod that she valued it highly and
stole it.“--Iiosfun ”will.
DRlNKlNG DlSflLLED WATER.
“ I haven‘t drunk a drop of watcr fur
sew-ml yr-ars.“ said it stuck bmker the other
day. “ That is." lli~ added. rvl‘lcctivi-lv.
“ (‘rutull water, or well water in llio coun‘
try. ur under at the snu‘ido. I used to drink
gallons of mineral waters. but I found their
«instant use objm-tiulmblo fur fivt‘r‘nil roa-
souv-l. and now drink only distillm untur.
It is true it t'tvtcs rather fiat aul insipid.
but it is absolutely pure, and a few drops
air—\vrll almost anything —-\\'ill dispel the
insipid l.l\l:‘. I caught llli‘ malaria. and ac
did my wife and children. at a country farm
house in New Jersey sch-ml years ago Ili‘lll
drinking llllllllh‘ Water. I am satiatiod that
was the I'mL‘iilll, for the ground was high
uld thisair di-licinus. You sou tlul \wll was
in a corner (If Illt‘ barnyard. “lion 1 came
humo I came back to the old pitclli‘r and
basin in the lmlrmum, :\ll'.l you ought to
we the collection of s:‘=lllt\-‘llle\ I have it:
bottles. Just dmw a pitcher of watcr at
night and look at lllt‘ bottom in tho morn.
lug. Nut any more for me.“
A \n-ll-kuuwu auburn lu'l‘lll‘r slid that he
had been buying distilled \\'.Ih‘l‘ for three
yours.
.. “'11:" for 3 Well, to water my ram with,
I found it absolutely new-wiry in on see
qui‘uve uf Illt‘ impulity of the (‘rntnll our
summer. and have cuntiuuul it ever slut-o.
You sue the lmpuritivs of llll' (‘rutnu an...
in the liquor :tfll‘l' if llnrl ‘N‘I'Il n‘dllt‘t‘il lo
the llu‘t‘ufisnu')‘ strength. and \‘llflItlllli'm think
the fnrvigu sulutanccs are in tho liquors
tllmnsidviel, l‘rnlml‘ly only Illt‘ first-class
saloons use distillu-d mild in Nduce with.
Outside of two or tllrve regular customers,
there is no dvuluud as yet fur it uvcr the
bar, the run bring nu mini-ml “inch-L"
A druggist said that there had broil ill the
last two ur three years an increased demand
for distilled water. it sold at 123 cents a
gallon at wholesale in 25 cults at retail. It
was used in l’vdui‘lnx liquum, mixing differ.
out kinds of medicines, and by doctors.
Thorewere. no doubt. some families who
used it for its absolutely purity. but he did
not think its use intvrfvrul Ill ltcrially With
the sale of mineral waters. Many fluniliea
boiled their water before drinking its—Nets
York Sun.
POOR JOHN CARLISLE-
flow the Pro-cut Speaker Showed M
[III “'as Ills 0w- .‘lluster.
Much might be written of Carlisle. Only
48 years old, he is a semantic man in a
double sense, for he has remade himself
within the last twelve years? At that time
it seemed as if his life had been lived out
and that the coils of drink would never be
loamned from about him until he rested
with Mcnifeo and Marshall and the host of
other bright Kentuckians who have graves
in the island where the Circe lives. Frank-
fort is about as demoralizing to young fol-
lows as the Sonora mountainsto the Arizona
Indian, and he had already served twc
terms in the Legislature and was then, at
36, Lieutenant Governor. There were few
who did not think that this would be the
sndcfit. TherewasnoCasmndnto hear
the whisperings of the gods about him. It
was “ poor John Carliale."
Suddenly be shattered Lia cups and
placedaseal upon desire and became, as'
ever since he has remained, a devout
ohurchnlan and an exemplar of the stricted
temperance. There was surprise in the
townwhenmoreand more it came to be
seenthatthechsmcwasnosthsfreakof a
headache, but gravely made and meant to
hstalifedime. Butsoitwas. Hefirank
nomall fanaticism and was as-bliths as
ever, but the club rooms mined his epi-
gramsand his books grew thmnbed with
use. The comrade had booms a student.
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SBALIROWAX.
Sealing wax." a stationer said, “i
quictlyresumingitsplaceforthcsealingof
letters. Theusoof gum in the place (i
sesllngwaxwasaseduotivc appeal to the
brine-of pusou, who esgsrly adopted
that method because it was quick and
handy. Itismucheasicr to run your
touguealongthefiap of an envelope and
premthesurfaesstogstherthanitistoheat
themsndolosetheletterefiectaslly.
“Butithssnowoomato be slowly ap-'
predatedthataleflereasilyscalcdisnearly
uneasily opened. It only requires a little
dampnmto open anylcttot-scaled~ with
mphditmaybodoncscskillfnlly that
ibaflesdetecfion. Ithabontasnluch
Wmtoput a leusr in a gun-
“. an! «Detache- is 1.8%
Er. frankGllbertJnhia new “Walsh
Meal and Actual,“ quotes the learned
humor Gounmiei a's follows: In 188'!
the “our “Bethlehem“ willbeoncemon
bannin“OleopstI-a‘a Chair,“ and will be
accompaniedbyatotal eclipse of the sun
and moon. The star ‘3 makes in ap-
pearance every 315 years. It will appear
and illuminate the heavens, and exceed in
brilliantly even Jupiter when in opposition
to the sun, and therefore nearer to the sun
and brightest. The marvelous brillianey
of the “ Star of Bethlehem " in 1887 will
surpass any of its previous visitations. It
will be seen even by noonday, shining with
a quick, flashing light the entire year, after
which it will gradually decrease in bright
hem and finally disappear, not to return to
our heavens until 2202, or 315 years after
1887. The star first attracted the attention
of modern astronomers in the year 1575.
It was then called a new star. It was no
new star, however, for this was the star
which shone so brightly 4 B. 0., and wat
the star that illuminated the heavens at tht
nativity of Christ. '
no New Cool.
flajcr Barn Killer came home, unit long
duce, chld in a new con “ Where did you
buy that cdat, Sam 7“ asked his wife, as
she critically examined it. “ Splendid out,
\ln‘t it f" replied Sam. " Only gave 85 for
it. I bought it at Mose Levy‘s second-
hand clothing store.“ “ Why, Saul, that‘r
your old coat I sold him for 30 cents. 111
has fixed it up a little, and palmod it off on
you as new." " Is that so ? By thunder,
now I know what the hyena meant “‘llt‘ll Ilt‘
grinned and said it fittcd mo just as if it had
been math for Inc." ” Well, he Only tuld
you the truth." “ Yes. but what- rnakcs llli‘
Iliad in, that I homht ho was lying, but I
see I was deceived in him.”l “ Well. I‘m
not dcoeived in you. I always knew you
were a fool. Five dollars ; just the mum-y
l hooded for my Spring bonuvt and otbnr
household expenses. "—— T ems SiIf’I‘ngs.
Sham "was-suns.
The Hartford T ima‘ stroller “Title: “A
Bowery museum is not hard to act up, um
difficult to pull down. k fvw rlmlp Nb
l'lusjllcs. smuc uf them all-nus. and half-lt-
'duzeu muslin signs and ll‘u‘dfl‘urt‘llk‘li'fi fur
the outsidu, gt uvrully slllllt‘i‘s. Add to
those a shabby mall with a illu-uilful vvim‘io
stand at the door and y. ll at all l‘1\~lf\~l!)',
ind a ”MW and llllllgry-lunklllg youth bc~
hind lll1' littlc llnlv \vlwrv twill-ts are sold
and the “§Il|l‘li‘!lllli‘llt is cmnplrtiu It
would be just as null for tlw \isitur to a
limvvry luuscum in butt-nu his puckvts wry
light “lll‘ll ll~ gun. in and tllml Idl‘gi‘l the
nullblnltinu ill! 1..» lrl In the strut again."
A Soclel! Young Maw.
The “ Looker-on “ of tlm lbltl‘alo Entrees
he! been studying our young nun in the
prmccnilull box, and union . “ lie was the
elubodunvllt of elegance. lbs \u-st was so
low cut that he was in donut-r of falling out
of it over the railing in tin» tlllli‘lll : tl-mr,
Ill'l thereby breaking his hock all the high
clue of lies Silllllu'illlli‘fl‘)‘ collar. Ills swab
ltv\\'»l.‘lll v-mt fittml inn: with :\!l evactitule
that ho illil not \ll‘llll'll by any l‘llulge of his
aiiltudillizl-d nullvlnl lllt‘t'. liis Lice lllltl an
t“|‘l‘t‘ml«lll~r\\‘lllll there was of It —u! quies-
cent sufferimz. as tlluu~:ll be lnvl prnimlsly
exllmlxtcd all lllI‘ plmlauru-S of hf». and w”
I m- beyond pusxzble uulivcnuleut."
The Earth 0.! ol' Iirnr.
;\ll\l llU\\‘ ll e'n‘llls lltal lllt: \ll‘bll. HI this”
unfortunate earth has got out of gear. All
Lilhllli‘lllrl‘, who ought to have bis-Al in bot~
b-r busim‘sfi, has disourrrwl that the earth
is nut kooping just as strictly to its n-gular
srbit as it might do. The .mcix‘ut )‘ldlli'l is
bubbling around in space a good deal mum
than a strictly h‘lllll‘l‘inlth‘ planet ought. to
do. It in to be hoped that the earth will
ecu the error of this sort of thing before it
is hm late. It may go some dark night and
".ll'l-lt' of! the track, and not be ablu to find
it again.
.\ Soluble Nlt‘lallulur.
" isn‘t ‘ t‘ullar liuttuns ‘ r.til.'r no
trick" min in Kiln ymlr buy ‘r‘ “
t‘iIlI
llSlit‘il .‘i
Rt‘lllli‘llllul of a Il’lt‘ll-I, who had just :\.l.
\ll‘t‘Sh" l his son by that titlo. “ \lel. I
don‘t know,“ replied the father, lauqllingly.
” It may sound a little curious, but it suits
the buy lira! nttu.“ “ \Vlly do )‘nll think
the nickname ‘ Collar linttnn ‘ suits the
buy ?“ “ Because,“ was the r-‘ply. “ when
no slips out in tho evening I am never able
to find him.“ ~~Jrrsry City Journal.
The \"nlle of Quelsrr.
The walls of Qilrin‘t“, which cost the ROM
daluus sum of luuro than Simulluhm since
the Duke of “'cllillgtml had reconstructed
them. were a continual and costly burden
and a “sell-Rs one to Canada. The lluluin
ion. I mu sure, would be glad it these walls
could b.- xu-i‘; -l thu sea or leveled to the
ground. nousc of keeping up this
Wortlllw if barbal'isnl is enur-
mous ‘r nce I’mrl’dcm‘e Star.
A Good Boarder.
“ How do you like the character of St.
Paul ?“ asked a parson of his landlady, one
day, during a cunvemrtion about the old
saints and apostles. ‘ “ Ah I“ said she, “ he
was a good. clever old soul. I know, for he
once said, you know. that we must out what
is set before us. and ask no questions for
conscieuce‘ sake. I always thought I should
like him for a boarder."
“Rough on l‘nln" Plaster.
Porous and strvumhvaing, lIIl unveil. the best for
l
backache. palm- iu chest or side, rhcumstlnls, nou-
ralgia. Etc. l‘lrugzgiSts ormuil.
“ltntlgll on lists“ Flt‘dgfiifillfi, Minx 15c.
“Itimch on Corns,“ fur Cums, Bunions. 15¢
Thin pcople. “\Vells‘ Health Rea-war“ restores
health and vigor, curt-s dyspepsia. etc. :1.
“Rough on Tmuharhe.‘;iustsut relief. the.
Ladies who would rota freshness and vivaclly
don‘t fail to try “Wolls‘ Health Rem-wen“
“linebmpaibafkhrsr kidilgygud urinary rnrc.
Flies, roaches ants. bed bugs. rats. mice, cleared
out by “Rough on Rats.“ loo. .
“Roach on Conghs,“lr7wllo:lsc; liquid. 13¢.
_ For children. slow in dovelopmcm, puny and del-
icate. use “Wl~.lls‘__lii_~r_ll_lh Reviewer.“
“Roughnn Dentist“ Tooth Powder. Try it. me.
Nervous Weakness, Dvstxjnxia, Sexual Drhilily
cured by “\Vells‘ Health llcuewix‘.“ $1.
lather Swan‘s Worm syrup for feverishncss.
worms, t‘ohflflplllflfl: tastolvss. 25c.
Stinging. irritation, all Kidney and Urinary corn~
plaints cured by "though-ibis.“ $1. '
Night sitcom fcvcr. chills: malaria. d . )0 i
cured by ““‘ells‘ Health Renewcr.“ ye] R "
If you are failing. broken. worn out and nervous.
use "Wclis‘ Health Renew.“ Si.
Pix-valence of fidncy cornElTl‘mt in America;
“Bnchu~palbs“ is a quick, complete core. 3!.
JOHN FILSINGER,
Merchant Tailor.
“Washington St, - So Nor-walk.
Panm toorder 85.“): Suite to order for 318.“) Be-
pairlng and cleaning nicely done. 716 tf
Carriage Making!
Repairing-
IWsnted for 'l‘heflvesof all them
AGENTQ m... o. h. mum in... i...
b t. best book ever sold ful- less
than twice our price.1‘he fastest selling book luAm~
cum. Immense Fonts to agents. All intelligent peo—
want lt.Anv one can helium a sumatul snout.
mm. free. [hum-r Book (30.. Portland. lime.
—THE—
M . ‘
Begto call your attention to their Fine Stock of
Spring: and Surnrner'
M l L LI N E RY
.__...-n___
Mourninf a
new bv t re
T
specialty. Old (‘rspe made In look like
Nhrivcl l‘atcnl I‘m-rims. f-Ir \‘hll‘ll u‘c
lulvc the agency. lists “lv‘fl‘llfil. Dy Ni and Formal;
nil-c Fr'lllht'te l-vvd. t‘lvanwl and t‘urlurl. A full Pls
ointment of Fancy (hauls: ills-- llsir flu-b. "Hill-Iri-
iugz of Sum-hrs. and all the IN‘“ style:- (xf ‘VllYt‘ll.
in Xatural t‘uri. (‘ululuncs mad' up wry nan-nu.
lily Agency for tho Madame {input-hi t'ursvt, a
perfect. fit guaranteed.
3118805 St. .Tolnl,
81 MAIN sit. SURWAIJC. or.
REMOVAL f
F. I—Iagres’
MEAT MARKT‘T.
J
"ATl'RllAY, April lfilh. I Will 0 I‘ll tlu- Market
i no“ brim: l‘lllul up in llib lit“! lillwk. tun
doors north of my luv-amt Flttllll. and lll\lll‘lllt‘ pub
lic lu tilll and m-put'n. ll ha.- bn-n nu mm in
llltn‘l our: drmaml fur a Flr‘l-t'la» Marin-t. and
hail- spand no palm to lllhbt‘ it Hit ll. .\.~ l.l'l‘\‘lu-
fut“. I rllull er-ll only the
Best of Meats.
Thankful fur tlw liberal patruinisr lu rrlufurv n~
celvnlJ mlsvtfully mlu‘n us ruminuauu‘. and
ilnitc atrial from lhl- gi-urml public. lit-spay,
F. HAYES.
71!: If
ELI CYLlCA.
.I—
Thu only rnllxt al Internal “‘1“! dv .
tn fad in a single case soul. ur t l:7 Mr. I: .
llzl‘ [scum-uh l ru' ;\( hl fruul lllr Emil. u!
lb“ prinu- callsn- uf Ifll-‘lllll\!"‘lu, Um! umi .\
:za. Asulilmnl l‘uraticl l! bru Ln ..;..,\1. \ : x:
Tllt‘ (llil lit‘lliilllt‘ Specific lin-
dorscd by Physicians and
Thousands of Patients.
~— ~
.ql q‘ulllllI-II‘. M'lln‘ prim yplw. u I"‘1~lsr it'r‘~ hum “‘1‘
howl :‘l 1m --~l ‘lll‘ l‘l mi: ulm‘ \..l:~i n. -l :w it
lun- ‘mu l: El‘ "w .‘n' l‘.fll‘_\ yon." .11.! .- . 3-.. :~. '
I"o.~‘it ia‘nly (Eur-vs
with Him?“ i-f rmc‘ llmu run Min 1 with dx. 5. ml
! ‘7 lat run-nah {min tln- w-rmi \‘l' - \ z. i ~H in“:
~l‘Yr‘i :ly in lllt‘ vulso uf llll\r ll «an ~. “b“. ‘0
RHEUMA'I IS M.
1.3m ~n. V n; qm ll ‘tllxlCI‘l‘dI ; W?“ . 3’. . ‘
H
“l. n \s“, hm. H.713 H: \lli‘}. .m
ill! 112‘." “liner-:- uh." and ’;~l::: r .r.~-
" n -. all.“
as... Neuralgiol
)a-u .l.» rut .=.~~;«n r l-n:
w! in I .xrm? \u . ‘l an
N. ~.r\ \x‘ml. 5. ~\ -..l
'lu'cl, Ilium-tins.
(V
.
\\ 3'. rr' .xv
:u 23> il. . .I‘ii‘lli‘r‘nlt
St per Box. 6 Boxes for to.
l. 'u :w-i w.) iltll; n. rut. E ’ . ea 3‘-..1'.z§ C:
liluorl l’uisuninu‘.
.-
\\ ll. fr. ‘ ‘l.l‘l‘\‘7-i‘ll~ m l.‘.l l..l gwe \. .z “x
l ‘d ll'll'l‘ .\ lllli' Dru: '*-‘ “Fall nil ll
l‘l. \IVi‘l-Ill. “"11; rt. 0: a Li :=.v .; '5. \ a
. 2 .- -.‘
nu]. «r. ,r.u.
wasusunu 0. ca.. Prop's.
L“? lilhunu \\. \l'\\' \"llili
-‘-~.\\n .
-——li.\l(\-.\l.\> IS A —
furniture 8. Carpets.
The Newest Styles?
Tllt‘ licsl Stock!
The Finest Goods!
The Lowest Prices!
—-—ll.\\'lNli w- —
Enlarged My Show - Baum!
Ami lllI‘n used my Sir». k. uni bun-r [Ill‘lual'vll 1.. till
the u outs of my lusnv customers :lln; llu‘
public than ever before.
Thankful for past favors and mlicitin: a comiulr
sure of the same, I remain ruzpu‘tl'uily,
Wm. Lockwood.
—DEA'LER IN-
Furniture & Ballets.
36 Main St. Norwalk. Ct.
SWAN 8r BUSHNELL
WW“ All!) RETAIL DEALER! IN
Mllllflfilfll’fll’i'flll Palllfil'i'
supPL-Ims.
Ship Ch ndler ".
Have the largest. Stock in our line in Cosmeclicut.
Pure Lead and on
We are Headquarters 114;!- Bcgular U. 8. Army and
a
V! _
Flags: Flags: Flags:
BAMBOO FISH POLE.
Oars! Oars! Oars!
Single, Double and Ground ‘
“’indovv Glass !
Everything needed about a boat or vessel.
Dredging Materials.
Links. Ri Shackles, Seine Twine. (‘ottml
She“ and yeter mes; “socially prepared
ge
Line and Buoy Rope. Eroriyi'thing at or be low blew
York prices. Careful alien on t D orders by mail.
862 WATER eraser, [may
BRIDGEPORT, CT.
Fill Llllfll ill Iiiiil’llilfii
—-——0 p...— .
Boots iShoes
or run ~Cless Hunted-re.
CALL AND SEE mam
, Ail)
.\ :l‘i. ull uml lm‘ zlr-lnrllls,
g . l
Elegant Styles?
New Nannies l2}? Spring.
‘M. DAVIS
NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
HOYT’S -
Cough Remedy.
Pure Brill, Medicines, &c.
If E ST EXTRA C'I‘S.
Prescriptions ‘rlrs-lullp
(‘ompou ruled.
A LARGE S'l‘Ut‘K 01"
Patent Medicines
Always on hand at
HUYT’S Pharmacy,
,M. scnwan. ,
Optician and ’OClllist,
e
\Vlld. ll‘. .\'1‘ NUIHYALK,
.3 lily 29. 30 and 3!,
are
NURWALK HOTEL
II n "3.31” '3. .1 lily-.lfln )«\‘.l:‘ at ll.l.! ~ln-l\ lh
all. rr~l 'l ml mm .b Ewn .. and ll V VI»: luol u
wru' ._,, I rpm” lul‘ of lullll' liw 3-2.." It. '1'.‘
~ -.la'r._ I an: t u .l 7.... :i' l'r~' - . m in sin”: .. in»-
l'. :.. r u 2 r:- \ ~ in r.» -:- my 31‘s:
..u- .ill flu \ er ml x‘l‘l“ ul‘ lln- |‘)t' l
;. .rl
\ e‘. .E t.
. ,n t l l- ‘9‘
. : nub: my
to Hit? v-y lll~tmer \ ~:v'.:lr_\
l2" xv: I bi
.n ‘l bu nil“
nu}: ~ ;p.~r\-u-..!
‘i‘ '2 \ ::I~
Consnaltation Free.
l.‘. .l m ~ um i. l: 4...“ i‘!...rl\-~ “farm-ml.
=\ 3‘ \ ‘5: “ l l l‘:\‘ .\.i t,.~. ”it? I‘ ..:~Izu~
'. u ll .1 F ii. lm- ': :;
HARDWARE.
z‘lu- :iiisr Asmli‘l‘m .‘é'i‘ i" 'i‘uu‘x of
i V s .
(neut- '3“ Ha I'h“ are
Ecol-runes Tools.
\\ ilili‘ Lt‘lul. I'lilnls,
fills and “ ind-NV (Elde-
.\ full \uozznzi 1.: of
Linda uusl Knuth,
Table uiul I'nr~kvl t‘IIIIt-ry
H' 'l "i -l if“. .‘ '\', Vi» .1‘,‘ fvu Fro}
881136 ' Fill‘lllSlllllg GEMS
.l.\l‘.\.\‘l“bl£ l‘.\l'lil{ “‘l‘lllli.
Agau (w: l:..~
lluh'r \‘vrdii'ul ll-lilcr and Hall‘s Paton
Firi- :md Burglar l‘rnof Safe.
Slip (‘llnlltllt'lj . RUIN‘. uYi‘
\v. C. QUINTARD
3.. x \u >:.' HALL lil.Iu ii \. Surws a.
fiEADr
For Your (lull ill-llciil!
Having fi'l‘llnfil llu- svrvim-s n!“ :l pull-—
lu'ul ('utlcr :uul 'l‘illur. l
\blml tn make up far my in .ll_\ pazruns,
:i'll ll<‘\\’ t'll~
\‘uils :l! l‘riu-s [but an- lmun-l tn pb :L~‘t‘.
All Wool Pant s.
From $4 Up.
A Surr Flt,
~l‘ll.‘ liilll‘sl Styli s.
Tilt: Best. Quality. ‘
The Linn-cl Prices.
Bulimia clown
l Please the Men, and Make Happy
llll‘ Buys! V
A Full Line of the Finest.
Gllts' Furnishing Goals.
Mahackcmo Block. - - South Norwalk.
—-WHEN 1N —-—-
BRIDGEPORT
-mx“r ran. To \‘lsl'r—~
BARNUM’S
Recreation Building.
Dimensrons,‘ an x :15 Flea.
H. G. BURIED, - Ia-seee and Gen. Hanger.
Observe its Wealth of Attractions:
Elegant Skating Rink!
With Susi-Circular Floor, Containing
SQUARE FEET 8,900 SQUARE Fm
0! El . i f
Superb Dancing Pavillion
ssvm'rr FRET SQUARE.
Billiard Parlors.
e —— newness? TABLE 6
QuadrupleBowiilzsr}.ill-ys
snowmen; alumnus,
was lammroetnmgrs
Refreshment Room‘
Fm- e-BAT AND CLDAK MK ——FRB
WandGcntlemco‘s Reception“ "
LIVERY AND FEED
Emmi“ 3m},
EMIPLEI E ii “uwu~
but. fie. M‘ W -Ncw I”
ii
to all chute. Sella at 5&1: Rents do.
ExanLstsrss. The m
mmw.6aan’rrurrl&00..eom a.“
fila. h. Anomnergr-ud new as...
~ as 1y
Fortheworkisgclsn. ’Send means for
M. and wewill nil yoifm,aroy-
nl. valuable box of sample goods that wil _
tyouinthcunyofmaklng more muncyinnf
52:! than you ever thought possible” any ‘ ’
(npital not n-quirtdWc will start yon.\’ou can work
all the time or in new time only The war-k is unl—
vl-n-ally adaptl'd in both some. young and old. You
can wily t‘l'll from we. to gal-very e\":.'. That all
who want work may lost thr businrsean- make this
unparalleled will-r; to all who are not well satisfied
vn- will send $1 In pay for the> trouble of writing us.
Full particulate, dmvtiims, run. N‘lll fn". Furtum-s
will be made by timer uhu give "wit u hole time In
the workjireat sures-es aluulutrly Burr. Don‘t dvlay.
Start now, Amines STISNIS Qt (‘11. Portlandlame.
_- pagination... “—
MARKET
\‘ur. ll:l\‘ll.llul :uld Main Sis.
llatin: luv-ugh! tlu~ lllsrlhrt l-f .lnllh\ H. Int-v. is.
dwlrv [uniform llu pubic. tho: u. all-ll lurph lam
supply uf
Fresh andiall Meats
..._.ul~‘ ALL EINDS.————
\
Panama VEGETABLES
And Ewly .ll.|._ l‘r-rt..muu: in a
[3' Rh‘T-(‘LJ SS 3] .\ “Ii [21‘
And n-p-vlfuily ~ulu~ll a share of tilt luxury
NEWMAN 8: HEAD
South N“T\\fllk, .\'--v. ‘2‘. is‘x‘i
_ R. L. "Baker, I“
STABLE.
\\' \li\\'l\'l\' HOTEL. '- 50. X: a“ ALK.
bu.
SJ _\.~ri-_lZZ\. _\‘...r\‘l; 2‘1.
New Grocery I
1‘ Railroad l’lm‘t‘. So. .\'ur\\':l!k.
r
‘l 'l: l: I,
- ..:.i :’..i \ ~'--.1v 12' all;
éRCCERIES
Of All Kinds.
ln-pn‘zf'.;‘.._\ 3.-
l‘. Vt... l». i‘.\ v :..
xrfilv ‘ \ ....
. y -.~i sx a
.2 .\ i. \l.. l; to. .r-ulz
Jury uf Ziri- ;-:.l|‘;c l ‘.lthl‘.;é;'t'.
_ .. ‘2‘“~\
lft‘st of (Roads.
And in u ..
31
L0 W EST PRICES.
‘leil? \\ _. 3‘ m .;\-.‘ 7‘ '
erg.
& 60.,
iii:
Uiliildl‘a‘uxl... \, .
Bl‘t B
r . lit" l\\‘l.
Hatch. Bailey
.qu
low
I‘lli
lb
Sn _\'. mvn‘ R. .‘.‘,i
.\Z.tl.l fun .‘1 ll": if :.l.tl
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
' Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
‘ dow Frames,
Etc.
s
Veneered Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Floor-ill".
muslin. sat.
New 6635!
Diamonds, “latches,
Y
Solo Agent in Norwalk, stemming! bynhe company.
or
‘(ll'TK NORWALK
—Axn—
JéWELR
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Railmad Watches!
John Foley’s Gold Pens and Pencilr’.
Solid Silver'and Plated \Vrtl’tl. Opera
(Hassle. Gold Spectacles and
Eye-Glasses. Nickel and. 3
Walnut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
-
~41“—
WATCHES
A 8PM“.
Wm&.m.¢
,p ow
t
SCICctsJorpusgantitrust:~
P Macaulyhuxafpebwhichv,
helpyou to memo-Icy right A!
thanythlngclee in this wmiILAll.of either rev...»
coed fro-shot hoathebmsdrusdtofortum-u
Ml: Tut's & (30., Augusta lam.
Good tr men. - no. I. n... per
-. filllu “run-d Sos- llama
Mm“ “we “Mollie.
Write to J. c. Ice-rd; a 1‘... l'mlam-lpma. l'a.
W ly
Petroleum Broker,
520 \Vollt‘s‘ Building.
18 Broadway. 5:. Y.
I‘ll-r I luv (‘O'Tllfimlt‘ \l’ruilr I't‘lhllrilllli lI-l,‘ », ~
and LA-ld firr rush. nrrarrn-ii un marzin
lame.- nit‘diahal.
pnlmpzly rxm‘ull-il.
furnizslitul :1 "F“ by ‘
“1»): 12:!un 5L. 5“. varu 3.3.
AIU. mil 1W3.
M -— "rein—II
’..-..k-. Scu-
. . . -- _. for
3 m (i vuvnt
.li- .- many
()I H .\-'l
xx :..-'
.ll.ll‘l'71.\.\:
I‘- . ’I.‘ .- mus
| . - n'sih lladr ; _-- y s- l- _\-
Hu 1 t id ow ti:ln‘l.' . . l'ul'l III“l‘_' Rummy
.umlmaal . l
luv-mi l'...-;~
tartan-lab
vl'ir. : . l:.:~.;~:.'.'fle'-:
I.‘ .. :. ,.-— :3... ~n-‘l. ->.' 1' \ j-‘asl‘. 3‘
i‘l_.\l.\‘ sh l:\ lot-JAIN); U il‘VlixTn in:
u. r, ;.\ 1; :ln- rum. Curr “ > ' -
: -_ :ha:
“r' n \'- ' ~ \r‘ Helium
._~ 1A" .m'YMm (-2
la!
Millillcl'y Department
Nun. nylon «all. :I :2 3 N»'\.
BEST 8: 00.,
no and (it \Vt‘SI 315d 81.. l» l. f-lll and (Bill
avenues. Sew i. ll..
l..r~ .r.’ ill- wavi.
The ' Slams..." “ ”A
The Cleanest.
The Bets.
Most Economical.
,'
R I l) G 1‘} \V :1 X'.
— «1 PATEXT :— —
REFR BERA'I'UR.
On Exhibition and For Sale at
Seymour Bros,
70 Washington St.
9b» EUTGng-Ei
3‘: Reevmg" git
6
. a
before the workers. absolutely snreAt uncr: ad n,‘
H. s.coR’WIN,,_ ..
,
llrdv"! by mail or whiten-'3" '
{3‘ t‘urnrspondenco solicited. llailyga:
luurki-l repurt at the (‘ity llntvl. fine
no; tf
, .. c . .nrll ‘
' )0-
DESIRABLE .11
8111 ml Ln 3»
For Sale. 3
a: in
A rnh rim-uniln'ty tn .ict‘llrv dwimlfi- liufdug'ork ,
Lul- :ll M-nlrnnv l‘nnr. m Ug-
lat-
East Norwalkn
I! tun“ ufi'i rul. Maps sin-um: in: nllull. and all in . {ll
. l'
t
C.W. SMITH. {a}:
has-
~‘~i ir- ‘les‘112ilt’li .nlsl‘
379 m 5M£,mm _. ‘
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