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Iwebeveeothlsgeleeteee
Imtelkuthcsewhcstn.
'I‘lbswsrweecmmenoesetbome.
“mum-true.
“meanest” sue
maelstrom-IF“.
Wehowthewcrttnwtoe '
“meanness—essentials)".
r’ :“flmum:
. um". tweknow.
minnow-trend“
I'Iutyuotabeeterplen.
“aluminium
“anywaoereetstoeure
”summon
nenhtmslnwheawee-mence
“mountains.
‘l‘hiusetthehermcnewcrumaydo
IItatthosewelittleknow.
hememhsreunmnsneumlire
Ourchtckens.“runtethouie;'
Don‘t speeketothem'mults until
\t‘cnaveeeneotuwewa
COIIO OOIIIITB.
A feed mother in securing her daughter
formerrylng a negro mid: “I‘our. dear
thinguhebssbeencolorblindfornearly a
year."
A mburban write to In-
Qtlire the best method (1 raisin calves. It
evidentlyneveroeeurredtohimto ask his
mother.
A whale. recently captured in the Arctic
region. yielded .11.!” worth of bone. If
eshedlhould happen to hear at this he
would turn green with envy. ’1‘
An insurance men mys the reason
"no fiddled while Rome was burning was
thstbusinemwes probably dull in Rome
and Nero was heavily insured.
Iomehedeighteircueesinthe good old
deyeotyore. Oanltbe possible that the
antique frescoes. W from time to
time. are nothing but mammoth posters of
the various mews ? ,
'1!» King of Bavaria never permits any
(me to be present when he attends the thee.
be. In this way he avoids having his view
'dtheshgeebutolbyewomanwitbebig
hat sluts; in front of him. _
Jcaqdu Killer thinks the South is the
land of peel-y. Ya. Joaquin dear—end
flowers. and dark.eyed beauties. and alliga-
tors. and shot-guns, and bowie knives. and
mint )ulepe. and corn~pone.
A North Carolina men has patented a ma-
chine which makes two hundred cirsrettce a
minute. The South. when she laid down
her arms. didn‘t give up the fight. She
may venquhb the North yet.
“ Hy daughter. you ought to have some
ahninlife.“aeideBurlingtoufethcrto his
thoughtle- sixteen-yearold. " Oh. I am
going to. papa 1“ was the enthusiastic reply.
“ I have got my been already l“
Dr. Belle. of Perle. has found first twenty
to twenty-five per cent. of children hear
only within a limited range. Parents who
have had occasion to call the little ones
into the house when at play have long been
aware of thh curious feet.
“ How flesh and green everything looks."
murmured Claribell. as they wandered along
the road. “ Everything 7“ questioned Adol-
phus. looking down into her violet eyes.
" Yes. everything." she replied. abstracted~
ly. He wanders with another girl now.
Many suflering lnhabihnts of this and
other cities regret extremely that the powers
«inferred upon the keepers of the dog
pound could not be extended so as to in-
clude cats. Au ounce of out we are led by
experts to believe is worse than a pound of
dog
Ate microscopic exhibition in Boston
lately. the sting of a honey-bee was thrown
upon the screen. the point being so sharp
alto be hardly distinguishablt‘x" It is not
’ . may to 8" to all this trouble in order
_’ ’ todhloovor tho existence of a bee sting.
‘ however.
A medical journal contains an article m-
tttlod. " Notes of Cases of Ice Cream Poison-
Ing.” It is mid that young men are club~
hing together to raise a fund of five hun-
dred dollars to secure the insertion of the
article in all the papers in town. Their ob
loot is unknown.
A little Rhodc Island girl was taken bv
hcr mother to a dentist. who removed it
tooth. Of course the operation caused a
m deal of pain. How deeply the feel-
i of the little one were involved. appear-
ed whenin repeating the evening prayer.
ahc mid: “Forgive Is our debts as we
forgive our dentism"
One of the minors of the University of
liens was engaged in explaining the Dar-
vanish theory to his class. when he 0N6"-
ed that they were not paying proper atten~
tion. “ Gentlemen." said the profm.
“ when I am endeavoring to explain to you
thepeeulieritiesoftbemonkey. Iwish you
would look right at me."
" Remember the poor." In“ 03M
We will. We do. We can‘t forget him.
Heehargesusfla cord for sewing wood
endcuteverylast btick of it four inches
too long for any stove in the house. We
lemeInber him. And he‘ll remember us. if
weeeueverdndxhim. and hire a men to
heldhimwhilewestarve hlmtodeeth.
A women fainted once while the member-
“ . Mugging clan of “ deputy saw-
btmcs" wme receiving their diplomas. In
efew eeeonh the entire clan. .Inmbu'll’l
sevmtyvnve graduates. were 5! ll" dd.-
er recommended amputating be!
M at the shoulder. twenty~dvc. favored
‘ . aym‘s operation for club-foot. while the
balance proposed trcpenning. Old Sal
Vohtile was on hand. however. and brought
bewroundine twinkling. It was a great
dhppointluen'. to the new Pills.
"I UTILITY OF PAIN.
nautifltyclpeinh seen in the mem
whicheweepstbesdrfaeeofthe eye.
hisfieeeedn‘severel animals. whenever
”humane-gun» contact
wlhtbese delicate muctnres. The pain
umedbyaforetgnbodyaetsup redexly e
“Miami-membrane“
. " tbmhhhroughtsero-theeye. sweeping
5-anme matter s
Wed. Whmthe forein body h_too
Ilsdbbeeoremoved. “Danni-timid
“Q'hlwnlndemideg-muideetrue-
ludtheorgun'tbeirritutmetterisgot
ridcf. Destruenencftheeyeintheseeui-
.hwouldbeecummon cedurrenee if it
Vii-OI for tbh muscular arrangement.
..“ I-dllhhthecxoitenhlthuitwae,
themwhiehpdhtbe true. under
the elresdypmvidedandprepen
edissetineetiontheseby. Inmenthemf-
meyaforsknbodyintheeye
mlbtbeeflsntiontotbepertend leadsto
hrs-out Ifitwerenotforthepelneo
[undueedirrcmedhblsmisshiefwouldcften
“Miocene unchecked. because
ammonium-one.
Ohm-lenses.“ M u...
eesnmswaesseee—Ime flutes
Cured.
“This is a nation ofgluttosn.‘
Thelpeekerwesthefemoue Dr. Tanner.
"proople'ouidsetenddrink less there
wouldbenornose use for doctors. Tl“!
wuldellshutupendgoofloneprolomed
picnic.“
, “ 'lhey would probably object tau“
it 0! mm."
“Ofwbatpreetieelbenedt do you can
drier your great fest has been i" .
“lthasbeencfbenodt in various ways.
It hasturncd theattentiou of tbsp-mic. as
well as the phyeifins. to the ‘eaey of
fasting as a cure air diseases of all kinds;
which I contend itis. Inmyownmfor
Hence. I formerly had heart lseese so
bed that competent physicians who examine
ed me pronounced it incurable. Since my
fast I have had no trace of it whatever. The
feet was published end talked about all over
the country. end set people to thinking.
Now many. instead cftaking nauseous medi-
dnea for dcknem. simply go without food
four or five days end find themselves cured.
I meet men frequently who say to me that
eftcrrcedingofthoresulteof in fast and
what I mid. they adopod that plan for the cure
of sicknem and now have no use for physi-
cians. Is not the theory reasonable l Nature
takes away a man's appetite when he is sick.
evidently intending that he shall not eat.
endthmgivehiedhcdiveorgsns a chance
to recuperate.
“ The medical profession. too. were
forced to discuss the matter end many to
adopt my theories. A number of them
wrote books upon the subject. both in this
country. Canada and Europe. That curi-
ncnt physician and surgeon. Fellow of the
Royal Society. Dr. Richardson. of London.
England. wrote a book. ‘ 0n the Benefits
of Dr. Tanner's Fast.‘ which had an exten.
sive circulation.
“ But was your object to show the advan-
tagcoffnstingesacurefordiseascr'
“Not stall. My main idea was to dis.
prove the materialistic theory of dependence
of the mind or brain upon the body. I held
and hold that the body and brain are dual
end that the latter can act independently of
the former. They said that the brain. in
order to be active. must be fed upon foods
rich in phosphates; that when the supply
stopped it Would cease to act. The old
school of physicians who believed this claim-
ed also that man could not exist more
twelve or fifteen days without food.
Wm. A. Hammond said. when I proposcd
to fast for thirty days. that ‘ the man will
either go crazy or die at the end of fifteen
days.‘ But I provai that he was wrong. My
mind was as clear at the end as at the begin.
hing of the fast. as was attested by ell the
physicians who watched me through it."
“ You my that before your feet fifteen
layswesbeliovedfobcthellmlt to hume-
eliflence without food f“
“It was. end was so stated In (‘nrpenter‘e
and other physiologies. I do not know
whether any new physiology has been issued
since the time. but when one is it will prob-
ably contain a different statement. Of
rum-so. the old school men had a ground
.‘ur their belief in the cascs of mcn who had
lied in mines and other places where they
were out o! from a supply of food. None
of them lived more than fifteen days. But
I claim that fear caused their death rather
than starvation. I don‘t belim‘e any man
evcr starved to death. But one of my
@n‘lIgv-si motives for the fast was on account
of thc many persons buried alive. The idce
of the fast grew out of a wager or challenge.
Miss Mollie Puncher. of lirooklyn. who
claimed chuirvoyaut powers. fell into a
'mucc in 1378. and was to all appearance.
iced llr. Spier. however. who was called.
iltlu-ugli stutiug that he bclieved her (leads
Lskml the family to ki‘cp the body without
l-uriul until dccmnpmition act in. lic stated
that illl“ could do no harm, and that there
mm ‘ill unumal appmrauoc about the body
\\lllt‘It Iu‘ could not account for and vmutcei
In study It was kept as he drslrt‘d. and
llit‘l‘r was no change for turn necks. whcn.
much to the surprise of all. Miss Puncher
regainrvl consciousness. The com: of course
.xttruci- d much uttcntiun and was publishc-J
in all the papers. Various New York physi-
cians wore intcnieued, and among them
”in “'illiuln A. llsuuunnd. who stufod Hill
1 was impossible and that the girl was a
(mud. This was published. and. on account
of Dr. Hammond‘s standing. accepted as
true. especially as Miss Funchcr ignored an
odor of the Doctor to give her $1.000 if she
would fun! for thirty days. under the supcr~ '
vision of the New York Nourolmrical Society.
The young lady was of a sensitive disposi-
tion and shrunk from publicity. and having
all the lunacy she hooded. cared nothing
for the thousand dollars I read of a chal‘
lcngc in the papers. and having already
fasted forty-two days. wrote to Dr. Harn-
mond adoring myself as a substitute for Him
I-‘sncher. After much delay the proposition
was accepted. and I went to New York from
Minneapolis. The doctor. however. defer»
rcdtbc matter from time to time. on one
pretext or another, and dually wanted me
to wait until the meeting of the National
Neurological Society. This was in the
spring of 1880. and the society would not
meet until fall. I wrote him that I could
notalordto wait. and made my arrange-
ments with the United States ledical Col-
lege. The faculty of the college and other
ipbyuioiau watched me through my feet.
which was made forty days instead of thirty.
UNI-I ruse sin-sun's PONY.
Inneoftberemalningdallsetands the
little Indian pony which the President
browhtbackfmmhistrip to the Yellow-
stonecountryisst year. He has not yet
medehisdebut. butisreceivingaeourseof
tninhigatthehandsofAlbert.onthe
White House drive. When by pstienceend
cerufnltrninlnghobeoornes perfectly docile
hewillbedriven by the President‘s daugh-
terNelile. toedogcart. Keieaeuts
Mbthingwithmeebedmene and banged
tell. .Biecolorie wlnt h termed in the
Wemes"palnted"or“cslico." and what
madman"etrcus.‘lrregulerly marked
withwhiteendbrcwnlnebeut equal pro-
m Bewasbpreesnted to the Presi-
summer ySherpnose.“ Are
beechief. 'IhePresidential party asap:
hfipowwewwlththelndimslast rem-er
nmrlthehqucutheflroshonesgee-
cyandpresentswareex Although
thergmthheldbytbefihoshonelndians.’
Bush a bend d' Alepehoee on fl and
Sherpaeeehtheirehisf. Hegavethepeny
to the Preddeut fu hh (iambic. The
peeywsstekeealeeg with a company a
eeldiweeetaresfheyeuneaudncm there
toocioeelylntnhcculdsnee.espeeiallyif
theiseples-ntgiriandusefulinfie .
msetmmmm.
w, Ham mum ml:
gen
unmmmremusu.’
W hvtuehl Mus gave so hr
m "n”MQfio
“'I‘ksetylmingentlemen‘shete."mide
hetterlneuswerteelss‘l and has. re.
porter.“dilerverylittlehnthoseofhat
winter. nemdmeherbyhygher.
andtbecurlendtbebrim are be“ flatter.
Indlkhetsthebeilhhkterendfiiebrin
is more open. lmiler and more out:
rolled. TheFedoreaud Alpine. the soft
hats.arcnctwcrasomuch. Black is the
preveilingcolor.endthesilkhet the only
realdremyhat. 'I‘hereieno dilemnee be
tweentheyoungman‘eend the old men‘s
hatexceptthatthelatterhesewlderhrim.
Onecanherdlysayfiath true either; for
the old men are getting quite juvenile in
theirtsmse. Beforelongthey will be the
oulyoees wearing the narrow brim hub
hat.“ .
“lbepovineialtcwnsgettbeliewYorl
styles abouteyeerbehindtimel“
“No.theygmtheetylesbeforewedoln
New York. We decideonsamplehetsearly
inthe winter. send out our travellers. and
an the ordereofthe out-ottown customers
beforewemakeuphatsforourselves.“
“Whydcprcvinfiltowusvery intbeir
styles!
"For the me reason that New York
varies. Each leading house mak- np sev.
eral mmple hats and then picks out the
style they intendtorun.irrespectivaofany
other leading house. guided. of eonrsq
somewhat by the London etyim. Several
yearsegowebroughtoutahigbcrcuend
enotherhousealowerownhet. Bomepro
vinehlhettemboughtourhaheomethehat
ofthe other house. Ours fortunately took
bettertbanthe low crown. somst some
dtieehedfsshicnsble and some
unfeshioneble dylesofhat We might de-
eideto~morrowtomekearadiealchengein
thestyle.endifthepecplelikedit.itwould
become the leading style. Chicago and St.
Louis follow New York styles. Ian Fran
cisco generally originates her own style.
“Dudes order hate one aise too small.
Aproposoftbe dude. dcyou knowthattkey
oopythehglisheveuin the name of the
hat. Onecemeinth‘umorning and asked
foratop ‘at. that'sedlk hat. Another came
inthedaybeforeyeeterdayandeeid: ‘Oim
nicepot‘at.‘ ‘A what i" asked the clerk,
‘ Why. dawnt chew knaw. e billy-cock:
The clerk went behind the counter and cell.
edicudly to me. The dude wantedaDerby.
“Whanamenccmeeinicenjudgefrom
hhdrc-Mwhetetyleendpriceofhethe
wank. Misc me of histqingcna
“irate. He always takes the first one]
pickout. Thereis another thing that it
peopleonly knew would sevethem e greet
dealoftrouble. Never gotoegla- andtry
onecoupleofdceen hats. Ask the clerk.
endbcwill tell you in a minute whether a
hetisbecoming. Hemfudgebmthan
ycucenbeceuebeisnctussdhmthe
eldhstcnyce.endtbe repute“ of the
Whammtheeeehyouewaymfi
ebeeonhghat.‘
A PRECIOUS BALL WELL CAUGHT.
A Catch Tint Illecennta the Brilliant “‘0'.
on the Din—end Held.
Nora Oberly. a five~yearnld daughter of
Edmund Oberly. had an experience which
far mm any leap for life and liberty
performed by circus jumpers. She was lock-
ed in a third~story room at the residence of
her aunt. at the corner of Liberty and Pleas-
ant streets. while her aunt went out shop-
ping. Being an unwilling prisoner the little
one soon cast about for a means of egress.
and the. only exit she saw was through an
open window looking out upon Pleasant
strcct. Out of this window the child clem-
bcred and was obeerwed hanging by her tiny
arms from the window-sill. fully thirty-five
fret from the sidewalk. Teasers-by were
horror-stricken at the sight. but while other!
were waiting for the culmination of a fatal
fall Louis Knutman took in the situation at
a glance and was quick to act. lie was on
the opposite side of Pleasant street when he
caught sight of the child‘s peril. and ,with
all speed he placed liiuuwlf just below and
thitod.
It was but for a moment. The chrld‘s
fingcrsslipped and down through the air she
fell to what would havezl-ccu certain death
but that hair. Kuusman‘s arms were so
strong. The girl‘landcd safely in his em—
brace. It was a dangerous catch for him.
for bad the child struck him on the held it
would probably have tumbled him. As it
wesitetraincdhis arms. but he was still
abletorunetalively rate as soon as he
sew the child was safe. and the crow.) of
people which had immediately gathered bL
gen to sound his main—Cincinnati am
aerial-M.
No sorofulous infection can resist the
gxrif Ing‘power of Ayer‘s Suulwilla.
L id )y all drugglsts.
moo-s srnissu'rs cusso.
A Negro Deg Doctor Who Nuke. I...)
Out of lad! (hale-ere.
“lifitn‘n‘t fur dc ladies what keeps
pet dogs. I‘d hab to put up my shutters."
said a negro dog doctor. in New York.
“Deyismybestcustomers. Fur ourin' a
iogobdistamperlchargeseildeweyfrom
O7or08to Sis—it‘pendsonbow lore de
dogernaick. and do standin‘ of de lady—-
dat is. do financial etandin‘. Charge for
curin‘ de niangeisebout de same. Some-
timeeapoodlecomeswithehrokeu leg. I
bandageitjestlikeit was a person‘s leg.
andlchergetuorw—eometimesmoeh:
eroangetit. Distemperisdemoet com-
mon disease. 'bout es mueh'egln es de
mange. I‘vegot some medicine diet will
growheironadogJumlikedatwot grows
hahonebeldheed. Suanom; take
abottle wid you.endtryit—-I meanonyonr
dog. efyougotone. You 'clude myehargee
al’ehlgh. Notefanybodylikesdore dogs.
itein‘t. ‘Osueeedogiewufjuet as much
asyouthiukheis wuf. and of you don‘t
wanttopayflllorWtocurede dog. as
deessemightbeulenletdedog the. Bet
aotoue lady ever where
nemenmwidedq.‘eladieebrlng
epetpcodle. and I merged. twlee m
meehelln.”
‘t fill the tern with uinine,
'Iazln fever end'aue. and malqanai‘ fe~
versean bemueh more electively treet~
edby Ayer‘s Ague Ours. Werrsuted to
cure.
A? mwm..rz
eeed from sret board‘s bread to forts-am
wuhsre. absolu must once
'I‘eol & .. Auguste. lain}
sows-amnion}...
or- now.
J‘s-'Momrw
Bendtctufcrpcstege.sndreeelve
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BBBTS and sills.
l 884.
I HAVE IN 8700! A FULL LINE 0?
Mens’, Boys’, and Youtlis’
Boots and Shoes
ALI. STYLES AND LOW PRICES.
Womens‘. Kisser and
Ohndrone'.
—-—ALL KINDS——
Laflms’ Kill BllIIBll,
”.00. 1.25. 1.50. 3.00. 2.50, 3.00. 3.50.
——Genta‘ Fine Band-Sewer!—
Blllll ill Ullllllll Gillfll's.
To buy a porfrct Burt or h‘boe.
In Her that‘s lmr. in Style that‘- New.
(30 try the lions- thst plum-re all.
That makes you glad when c‘cr you call.
-——AND TIIAT 13——
“BROWN’S.”
87 Main St. - South Norwalk
H. S. CORWIN.
Petrllanm Broker,
5;!) “'elles‘ Building.
is Broadway. N. Y.
I‘lpr- I.luc (‘crtldcatee it‘rudc i'ctrolouml bought
Ind sold for cash. or named an niargxu.
Loam nemulisli‘i tlrdc'.‘ by lnlll or lrbx'nph
prusnptly uwutui.
[r t‘ormrmndcnce eolicitcd.
Daily
market rcport at tho t‘ity llotol.
em if
DESIRABLE“
Building Luis
For .Sale.
A rare opportunity In secure dis-irablc Iinildxm~
hole at ludt‘rets' l‘riccs. in
East ~Norwalk,
Is now llat‘f'\\I.
laps showing location. and all in
form-tum ;\ you by
c.w. SMITH.
“Unix; uglun Sl. . So .Vnrw at h
All;'. Sill IR“.
HE iEN'l‘lNEL
—_ fi. 9.. .’_ .—
Iias had something to say about matches
in my mivcrtiscmcnt for two months
past. You doubtless read it; but other
matches an: made; then it. is uooomary to
buy Housekeeping articles. such as a
Stowe. Ranges. Crockery and Glass. and
there is not a store in Norwalk or South
Norwelk that can match me foruood
Goods and Low Prices. Hardlya day
pause but what something new is added
to my already large assortment.
Just drop in during this month and
examine the Brunswick Imperial Chine
Combination Set of Crockery. 'liien
look at my stock of Refrigerators. Chilc
drena‘ Carriages. Hammocks. Bird Cages,
Cutlery, etc. By the way. I sell the
Best Kerosene Oil. and Chimneys. too.
at Bottom Figures. Goods delivered
free of charge. and telephone in the
store.
._._”__—
El K. LOGkWOOd.
KEEP COOL
—GOT0—
Rll'l'flN PfllN'l'.
measurements-cam.
F. E. PINTO.
”v.8.mmm.
thlleeveSouthorwelk
tit-Murals":
St—boatnucklorlo
HARBWARE.
nenmraswnrnmurowner
General Hardware
Icahn-toe 1'”!
White load... Paints.
out and Window Glass
AfsllAeseruestet
we and Knobs. ‘
2liable and Met cutlery
ottkebsstheliw.0b~fer Oasb
. Serum rarinwnn
\ pus-a for the
at will leave South Rorwelk week dsyegaa
fellows: manna 8.315.de pan. [internist
will leave Batu utasfollows: than-“uh
Isnd.p.m..erleserife¢reeebletopsrtise.
Gunners-d. t end up... Rumors—Will
leave hic- l'eiet at l. 5. I.” [annular-l
Excursion Tickets, 951:.
Invigorating See Brooms.-
slperior lines 3 Bi Cam.
“FISH: 32-» ,
Boten Point Orchestra.
: Iiilllllilllflli’fllll Pilllfll‘i'
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hl'Ierescfalltbehm
alts-unnamed.
Humflfeflem
Meets-singular-
mama:
flutes"
Misses “it. J 01111
“heal! your attention to their Flue Stockof
Spring and Summer
MILLINERV
Hoursin a «lull . OldOrepcmadt-
new the gchrivvl, “out Prune. [loluoklike
"t which we
hach new. lists Bleached. rd and '
also Hither- [rm . . (Em was": me:
meme-muffin” (lot-rt aieolleir Bonds. ‘ -
l o:8;:t(r~\:cs.l as: sail-e new styles «$3.12.
lt.ltl f. min—“On mm‘.
hly saucy for the all... unseen Lisa-x. a
perfect It guaranteed.
Misses St. John,
to IAIN 8T.. NORWAIJI. (‘1‘.
REMOVAL !
F. Hayes’
HEAT MARKET.
QATI'IIDAY. Ami Mb. I will n on tbc Martel
i now being Itted up in llib ~‘s ltlock. um
dun-rs north of my [so-rut stand. and Imilr‘ the pub
lie to call and ins wt it. It has bis-n my aim In
meet every drmend or s I'Irrt-t‘le-I lsrkct. and
have spa-«i no pain- to make it such. As- ht‘nrtlr-
fore. I shall roll only the
Best of Meats.
Thankful for the liberal tremen- hervvtnforr m
celvedJ r—pectfully mlict Its mntinuance. and
invite a trial from lhe gun-rel public. Its-try.
F. HAYES.
fill"
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on common Int-o prirtcipli- it awndicau-s fruru the
blood all rennin-ms mancr which csuv-wdi‘raec - it
lun- luw-n m u~c for many yuan- and cnnxl a largrr‘
l’oasi ii \‘013‘ Clll‘s‘rs
r-rcvmagc of cases than anv nthcr remedy, fluid
or t-eumunlals from tbr runs! wS‘ltcyiuaelnhi'e
ibrcclly er the cause of ihmr- digest-mg whul. so
RHEUMATISM,
many so call“! Ipccxlcs ordy trcal locallr the rflwt
When mu haw trml in rain all the “min." "mun
rut-rile. ‘ “linmu-utr.“ uni “psm curve." and \tlxru
Gout. Neurnlgian
ymr duct-w- cannot Iti‘lp you. do rml iii-paw, but
take Ssl'm llcn at «moo and N‘ runsi 7 No «no can
aflurd In lnr in pain and Immry ohm Salirylwa
Grat'el, Diabetes,
ml. n-lu-n- turn and put him m roluizlu-n lo :tlll‘llti
in hi.- daily arvwanuue.
st per Box. e Boxes for so.
liiuorl
\T'Ih full «Ln-chum. llt tru hunting-e Sold by
l M llUY'l‘ .\ lllit! . Drum-uh, and ultilllliii it
P]. \ISTIll. llmxmel. or will by "hill. prvpaid. on
moxpt of pnu‘.
WASHIURI I. 00.. Prop's.
[7th lyi ‘3‘. lirmslm .n . NEW YtlltK.
Elegant Styles
——.\SI) —-
New Nuvellies for Suing.
—ll.\llti.\iNS 1N -—
Fnrnimre & Carpets.
The
.. I’oisnning.
Newest Styles!
Tilt! Best Slut'k!
The Finest. Goods!
The Lowest Prices!
-— HAVING. ——
Enlaruei 'I My Show - Room!
And increased my Stuck. am butler [unusual to Ill
the~ wenuof my many cusmrncra and tlu~
public than cur before.
Thankful for pert favors and soliciting a coutinu~
ence of the Rue. i runein mpoctfnlly.
Wm. Lockwood.
—m:aum IN—
Furnimre 8. camels.
M Ilnin 8t" Norwelk. Ct.
SWAN 8: BUSHNELL
WW “D “All: nnauu Ill
murrnnm.
Ship Chandlers.
Have the largemsmekinoarlineinmueoticut.
Pin-elimination
'a-‘MW gmuadrmymd
Flags: Flags" :Frags‘:
WNW
”Doubles-deed
VVindow Glass 2
needed about a best or visual.
Ming
Dredging Katerina.
Shell and - espewelly prepared
numb-was: new
‘8! WATER STREET, [ON-1y
BRIDGlilPORT. GT.
Flflllllllfifilliliillil
Boots i Shoes
at rust-Class Mm
CALL AND SEE THEM.
width-cf .
use and Women’s Slippers
L ADlN ‘
u. . Lu... 5.. cor—gel
hut-ms 1 hrtiss.
00.. run;
0v? S Tfifi TIME TO USE
HOYT’S
Cough Remedy.
Pm mus, Medicines, lo.
BEST EX'I‘RACTS.
Prescriptions Carefully
Compost ruled.
A LARGE S'IOUK OI“
Patent Medicines
Always on hand at
BBYT’S Pharmacy.
For Your Own Benefit!
Having secured the services of s prac-
tical Cutter and Tailor. i am m... cu-
ebb-d to make up for my many lustrous.
Suits at Priors that are bound to please.
All Wool Pants.
From 84 Up.
A Sure Fit.
Tho.- Iniuiet Suite.
The Best Quality.
The Lowest Prim-s.
NI}
1 Please the Men. and Make Happy
tho Ihye!
READY-MADE an'r
A Full Line of the lime!
Benls' Furnishing Goals.
M. DA‘rls
Msl:.\ckcruulilu~k_ . .
.\~uz‘: Somalis.
—WIIKN IN»-
BRIDGEPORT
—is\n"r ran. To Her? -
BARNUM’S
Recreation Building.
Dimensions. m a fill: Final .
II. ti. III'ETKD. In“ and um. Hanger.
Obscrrc its Wealth of Attractions:
Elegant Skating. Rink!
With Semi-Circular Fits-r. (\miaisim:
sql‘AltB Flih‘l‘ 9,200 SQUARE rm
0f skating Sufism.
Superb Dancing Pavillion
ssfhx'n' ran sous:
Billiard Parlors.
a xaoxrrrcnx‘r 'ranuos — B
QuadrupleBowlingAllcys
SHOOTING GALLERY,
With 150 and so Pew-t Ram.“
Refreshment Room
PR“ —— ilA'l‘ AND CLOAK ROOM — FRI!
ice‘ and Gentlemen‘s Reception Rooms.
Fail mm BAND!
nor iy] Aftm and m‘ ‘
The htire Building Iii-mm with
13 .— xum'mc uon‘rs — 1a
After-eel Admission, ll Gents.
Skates. re “
Evening Admission. 2t) “
skates. 15 “
First National
MARKET
Brush and Sallleats
—oran.xnms.—
POULIBYui VEGETABLES
”Malian-legion
Finer-cuss MARK n's‘
“wwrfiedfiepflhmb
fl.-
CustomWorl: and 3361395338 ,
R. L. Baker,
LIVEBY All] FEED
STABLE.
_Wanwrcx Koren. - So. Nortwanx.
stand and put in s new stock
“W“... m. man...
I‘ll )II‘ I 0
allmllaforlrstclue turnouts! '
R.L. BAKER
» So N3. March 13. rest , - emu -
New Grocery !
Having takcn the sin-cc formerly «copied as a
“it: shop by J. R. Raymund .h Co. on Railroad
‘. and fully etutht‘d it with
GROCERIES
Of All Kinds.
l nepoctfully invite a sham of the pub‘lc pinup-1w.
It will bc my aim to keep the
Best of (iorrsls,
And to ull at
LOWEST PRICES.
Goods will be delivcrtvl
porn-lbw due.- to m
“Elbert Berg.
impish” GIT.
Innufacturrrs of and lit-ah re ill
mptly. and cwrythinc
c Imus-us. l'lt‘nrc um:
Lumber,
. Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,
Doors, Holdings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
\‘cuccrcd Hard» Wood Work,
Hard Wood (‘ciling and
Flooring.
Manual. 312. \‘ul‘Tll .\tll{\\'AI.K
New Goods!
Dimuouils, “Hm-hos,
~ AKII ,
JEWELRY
Sen .\.,\1.. a'.. homo.» out: o: .u'. '. 1- ‘ n1. .- ;: _\.
‘,
ROCK FORD QL'lt‘K—TILX l N
Bailruafl Watches!
John Foley‘s Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated \Vsn‘. Upcra
(Ham‘s Hold Sp-cmclrs and
Eyotiiasr‘os. Nickel null
“'nluut. Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
WATCHES
ASPEIAL'I‘Y.
suudsel 'I‘une' by Chm-rm. at
A.W. Austin’s
Open House liloek.
lorvvnlk. Conn.
Mm
ragga“
hunt-er In
‘1. I. Put. 0-“
181. to 1888.
one... as lain Street
moons-our, cons.
DYSZPE'PSIA,
lead-On fiver. laws. m
DEBILI 1 7 ‘ ”EII'ESS.
3...»... u' 'v' 'e""‘=""s' “'3
e ‘r.
BUCHU BBB—A.
l‘r‘fir
.u
e ‘
l
/
y‘n
( l’it New ‘
-markcts. 'alklnr: t‘oats. Jcr-seys. ctr“ for ‘
lime:- and Children eu film in vanet and cxtrnt 15
any ewr rim-comm y u-\ and inc ndos many a
exclusive now-Nice that cannot br duplicated later
in the ram. ”.-
Hior to the establishment of the LILII‘I’TIAN
BAZAR it was not pin-mic to purchase Girte‘;._
Clothmz manly made as eduentnn-osseiyes boys} -
the limited Wflflk'ni to rclm from being usually;
corn ward of mum-Ms t‘liItt‘l' \‘cry ext-cuisin- ('3
«it y made—«inn: born. \“c msnufetturr in ad—‘f:
itiun to our largo stuck of tine.~ goods. a lip“ of "‘
PLAIN. SRRYK KABLII GARNER“ fur «wditmry
wi-nr. :iutu: the salm- care to the etyle- It. tr-' !
ne'er q-ns-risln- autumn. and our umvuulrvi fut Ili~
the-sanw mdnu‘mcms u- purchsus- their Clothing
v medr le buy-1 Wc elm .‘nks‘ m um". m .
ihv‘ her Nauru-r. sl Holler-sic l‘nfix S'I'tul eh
lcntion |.~ united to our
Milliucry Department
Now replete with all the Nuh'iltv'f of the mm.
BEST 8: 00.,
60 and 62 “'oet $311 Stu bet. 5th and 6th
avenues. Xew York.
The Best. .
Most Economical.
I? I I)(i 1‘} \V A \'
PATENT
REFH BERA'I'UH.
On Exhibition and For Solo at
70 “’ashingtun St.
A Y ER’S
H . v . g 0‘ I
restores. with the gloss and freshness of
youth. faded or gray but to a natural. rich
brown color. or deep black. as may be desired.
By in use light or red hair may be darkened.
thus an thzckened. nni baldness often,
though not always. cnn‘d.
It checks failing of the Lu. and mm.-
latee a weak and sickly growth to Tigfil. It
prevents and crime scuri‘ and dandruff. and
heels le‘lfly every disease 1rcul..i: to the
0:11p. As a Ladics‘ Hair Dre-sing. the
V1603 is unequalled . it contains m ;.l.\r c;l
nor dye. renders the 1.... xi}, .;L_\<_\‘, and
silken in appearance. and n: a. d. acute.
agreeable. and last”; 1c:
Ms. C. P. Buzcnrtu u'r n: .: ;.. 0..
Jl'y 3. l\\‘_': “ [.151 Min rm .:: CU‘HE-Ittit‘r‘l
falling out. and in n >I.l\?'i tune I l-ccame
nearly bald. l ins-3d pan or s l- m.- of
Atrzit‘s Harri \‘m-Ax. which slam-“i the fail—
ing of the havr.and sum 1 1 Inc" gn-em. l
have now n full head of harr gmuxng rtgurv
ously. and am convinced that but fur lbw!
use uf yam- prc'nration I should haw boon
ml} bad."
.1. W. Buns, proprietor of the M: in!"
gun Enquirer. says : "Avrn‘s H uu \ mun
n niost excellent pNxmrnte-u fur the hill‘.
I speak of II. from my own ens-nence. its
use promotes the growth of nr-w IIJII’. and
makes it gitmy and son. The \‘tcuk is also
n sure cure for daudrntf. hot with": rnv
knowledge .as the preparation cm
togive entire ‘ ‘ non.“
NI. Aware Fsrunarux. lmdcr 5" tin
celebrated “Fair-berm Family“ of bound:
Vocalists, wrzta f rum Baron. Alan. I: a. 6.
Ixr‘o : ~‘Evor once: my hair Fan to g.“- sil-
very evidenee of the change which nwnug
time procereth. l have ml Avrn‘s Han:
Yuma. and so have teen al-le to ruminan-
mam of youthfulnese ~a manor of
table consequence to ministers. nra~
mentors. and .u fact every one uLe hits
intheeymot the public."
III. 0. A. Puerorr. writing from 1.: If,"
Sf W. .V 159.. 91,0111 u. 1.»; st“:
“ oalout tn.»1lnni,~oi my --:r
“Mt?hrmml \‘cfi‘ npniiv. and i w-xs
fast gro hold. Uu nun.- Ail‘u‘h list}:
V100. the ling stopped :.l.«I a we grm‘th
mm}, and In abut“ :i n: will In} hogs!
was «implctrly wn-rul with short Law. is
‘8 continued to grow, nnd L: n .u‘ .3 git-‘1 Is
Now it fell. I regularly nsnl but 9“" l—aglo
d the \‘mnl, but noweec it occuronmly as
ndreming.‘
We have hundreds of similar animals
to the encecy of Arn‘s liars hook. it
needsbntatrial toeenvincetbemt skepti-
cal of its value. . , _
rmsm or Q “
Dru]. C. AyerdCo.,Lowell, Mass.
Sol by all Wis.
1*
X
so‘ oases sew: sum .. a,
. . ,
«r»... . .«m. ore ,
I'll “LEVI! .
win: Slut-k0! SnitlJ‘ionhe. New- é
minus. l‘ll‘.. that in lu‘eluwfii upon our tint-er and s
tire for the pmdurhnn of III“ and.- mablc us "I
term-h than at less cost then In buy tlis‘ mlk‘fllli .
and hsu‘ tlwm manic up at bowie tern-Mean: ‘.
ill
I'
S
Seymour Bros., ~
Ta
The (Honest. a. .
Norwalk Chronicler