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A Quasa‘cmoasa FASHION-
“. .~I~- n p .\. mom 3v lI-uxn which
I'm ohm i| pil.iI~-:_ l'Ill ix‘ t.~-II' IIxI-Il for
Dtlr r pzirpoam. Looking up. m- sI-I- thit
our iii the unit \IIIIII on In tho ,xrcond
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.Hlic hi draw-I In \t ry Might, though some-
\IIIII old-{ultimo II. .dtirv. Flow. rs. and
Hum cluster llt‘ltlt'£lltt‘ window, and thch
ls u Int-”gill; cage with ll l-IIII. .\x no htI-p
uni low: at hI-r. tlic Indy
and m I: few IIIIIIIitI-x \‘l‘ prrm l\\‘ that the
win low. tliv I. 5y, V llu- opi II xlIzIIb rx. tlm
lull. the t! on n. .ml the I.I«,,'I- IIrIVIillj-iint.
hi on tlir “oll in n spice \\ 1101‘" you \\n:.ll
naturdiyexpict to llml n nut-low. {his
tit-ml to be u fIII'IIrItI- way of ilI-cotxitzng
honwx in Ituly. and In lit‘llilll wu Idiall Irv-
quently no these Pilluli'll wInIlI-u », Sumo
cluanl, on] some partly \Iltt'u. sulziu with
one [x'rsou looking out. some with III-II, n-Id
Ionic with none. The lady at this window
him out and looked out on the lifter! for
hundreds of your; l'udvr llcl' window.
Into the great entrance of the palm c. liaril
to panic nobles and prince-I. Now tlII-re are
chops in the lower port of the palace. and
you con hove your choc: Ult'udvfd by a col-
blur in the court-yum. From " I'r‘."x~'hl"§y
Conducted," 5y Frank 15'. 5w“... in .\.‘l
fibula“
IlIIIx not mmc,
LACE COLL—ESTORS.
31;; John Jncob_— Actor in the best known
collector. nnd piobnbly the bus! judge of
lace in Americii. She know: every stitch
II the fnbric of every country. cud csn tell
of c ulcncc the date the point and the vnluc
of mythic; in this line. The merchant
who hopper» it: his travel: upon something
wonderfully rue or beautiful in antique
hoe. mybo confident of c purchwrin
In. Actor ; but let him bch'nre Attempting
top-lot o! nroproduction or n cceoml-rnte
Htofold point upon this criticol judge. In
In. Actor‘o collection there are two or
three Sconce! and length: formerly the
y o! sovereigns-among than n
bountiful Gonna belonging once to. chol-
con-W spouse, Moria Louise, on ex-
quinine cud goo-um like hbfic. with the
qubolic' ‘Boo"“margininitunoinheuwithIE
th-hnporiolonnoo! Prcncc She in cit-3‘
much in hock. Ha. Hugh Jere“,
'finviholthontlnodflna. ion-ethane:
M. Mancunian“) the old
flirting! Italian Inca. cod also number:
‘nwmu old Irish point
. haunt—Was
STORIES OF THE TIDJORAPI.
ltcbbero wu- wnTquI b, I» '(‘tIeII or
the Ken.
Several old telegraph operators, in the
mnrw of in long couvcrsntion here, told
sonic of their experiences on the frontier.
Ono of thcin begun by recalling the great
bullion robbery at this place. lt wait at
noon. and most of the depot and stngc
bonds had gonc ncrosv thc yards to dinner.
.\s thc opcrator not in the telcgmph office
lllulla‘ two lllI‘ll l‘l‘l”§\‘llll‘ll tlicnisclvca at his
door :Inl Ilt‘llltiliIlI‘Il admittance Both had
rI-Iolycrx. llc jumpcd up and lct them in.
Mid tlII _\ qIIiI klv bound and 815‘ -gul him.
II. III' \iIIg tint III~ the sub . tlic Iy ilisappI urcd
uIIl he saw no Inorc of‘thcm. .\.» soon as
:hI-y \vi-ru out of sIglit he managed to get to
his IIIxtruIiII-ut, and by lying down on the
tablu founl that with one of his hands he
could l’t‘.i\’l| lllt‘ kcy. it was ditlicnlt work.
but by ’li‘flrl‘l's hc impruvcd his position
until finally he miml thc I'llt‘yt‘llllt‘
Alll‘l \‘I‘llxllllllllt' III-d tlII- fii‘t that
u Ix Ill pix-4r. xx.
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n roblwr)
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l‘u-pt him puxtrd ax to thc proch-Ilings tliI-rc.
IIIIIl in II fI-II' IIIIIIIItI-x' ho was “mulled to
lIIxIr tln- Intvl‘ligrncc tIclII-d our tho “in-s
III.:l Illt' S‘Illlt rllllt llIlt‘lIl :llIil :\ littl'l)’ Ill \lI‘-
‘.I I‘ll\ I-s \\ t‘l't‘ vn rontc from SiIlnii/y on napccnil
‘rIIiII 'I‘hI- IIIxtaiicc was 10;: IiIIII-a. but the
.‘llll \Iax III.IIlc .qu rrpidly that thc pI-ople of
‘I.-« twin \\I‘|'t‘ lL’If‘Ill‘Y innit-I- of thv robery
"vauI‘I- thl- tI’IiIIi Ilaxlinl I_II. 'I'Iid' Illit‘rdlill
iitl-l by IIIIx tum lawn rt‘lt‘fl‘I‘tl, IInIl It “'.l:
fruyII-l thit tlI-- ll2\’l\|'!i. who had' lwcn so
I'I‘itid tlio tlt‘lhll. hail Ill
through -I llillt‘ in tho IluIIr mailc by rcmov.
IIIL: :I I and. Tim bullion \I'I-Ighwl about
SIM p “.1“ li. .IIIl In It was thought that (boy
1 III-t mm: 1 ll far a \Igoroux
wutcli \\lt.§lll1l‘l\‘ .It lIItlIIl. livfi‘ri- night
llI‘ I3. l-ll'l part of the gold was found in It
i'Li-t IIIIIlIi IIII Il- pot and tho rcmamdrr was
IixI-IIII-I‘I .l to on adjoining t'Hdl-Sllt‘Il, \\llt‘l’l‘
ll liml lu-I'li Ilrt‘i‘l‘f II.
on I! l' conic
cool i: l\i‘
lII‘JI'
'l‘hc tlIII-I'I-x‘. got nII'IIy
\Illli only about TILLUIM in currcncy.
.\.Ixitlirr up ratur rI-IIIIII‘IIle tlI.It ho was
‘1!" Ii: in who ilIxI-nh I'nl tho Ugilalln tI‘IIItI
llv‘ \\'.\\' lll t‘lIJl‘Ht‘ of tho littlr
at licIIriiuy. “I‘ had had u very .xtnpid
iiI'II I‘lII'Illl. :IIIII .tx lllt‘ day \Ith
oizli Hit lll‘ dun-II morc or loss.
IIIlIbI-ry
«,IIllI‘r
Iiilsi‘raltlt
.\s II I out
lll lI~~ lI lll"«l lanIIIrIl. pluciu; lIIx .u‘IIis
IIII lIIx LililI- .lllIl liix ll"ll\l IIIHIII thI Io.
' I IiIIIxt l!.|\\’ xIrptwnnally fur
III- xii-l, “ for l but Iiifxrll’ ciitIrI-ly for an
hour or low Ivut prI-aciitly I had lll'll.‘~
illI.‘l IIIipI‘I c‘b-li that .\itili‘ one \\ Is I‘.tlllli::
for n.x.xixt.IIII'c.
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CULTIVATE THE MlSTl.E'i'OE.
I .
. \‘I Ix .i tI‘Il'II. Ii that tXII~ mIIIl \I‘n
I “i; I \\ .x t. -‘. IIIIinI Im II 1' .l l-v-:i_:li of fun.
\I ‘. ~~ :zt I‘iirixt'iiix‘ \\t'lll‘l not ltc Hurricd
durum lllt‘ fwllvi'win: yI-Iir. 'I‘III rI- \\.Ix onm
\\ ith I; noun-I nnd Druids the vermin was 9
ill. .llllll tlicy believcii
coIII-ilntcd hearts which
.tlii\lllt‘l‘ good officc of
any plant in the t‘hristunu scauon. 'l‘hI;
Druids only \‘t‘lit‘f‘Illt‘tl the nIIx‘tlI-ti-c that
grow on tho oak, but tlic common InistlI too
. I‘Lv'ln Ii!'-um I, with its pi-iirly bcrricu, it
gathcrcd from tho hawthorn. thc old apple.
trrc, the limc, and tho-fir. and from otln-r
Inn-s. III lIIlt' yrirs this {.\.-Immi- ll.i\‘ II In
nI-Iu‘ccr than formerly, Iind rtlortu hm?
l‘t‘t‘ll mailc to propagato it. This is done by
chiming oil tho bar‘s: undI-r 21in joint of a
young tree with the nioiatcncd thumb, and
then presxiug the glutinous berry on the
cleaned place till it adheres to the bark : It
will begin to show growth in about fifteen
months. It is an obvious suggestion that in
Iectiono of the country where the statistics
show n falling off in warring-ca this plant
ought not to be let. dio out. ~(‘2Ilrlza Dada
“or itl‘.
CONCERNING SEALSKINS-
When ucnlxlIin sncques were first intro
:luced they were looked upon with great
disfavor. The first soulshin mcque eve!
Emile was, I III-licvc, pliIccd on exhibition in
thtwturc of A. T. Stewart in New York city
in inf-2. l: was made very much like our
prrmht silk circulari‘ The richly dressed
Indira \I ho looked at the new garment made
Ill sorts of whom ntsI on its upwumnoe.
One said it was mo heavy; another that it
was clumsy. cud oncrlndy dcclurcd it look-
ed like fudril calico. Today they are all
gunning wild to posscm a garment miide out
of that tort of fililt'd calico.“ .
L“ “'here do the. majority of the ac-alskins
turd come from P“
"Front Aluskii. The hunters, many of
whom are employed by companies, puck
the skins in cushs. about sixty to each one,
putting in ph nty (If ix.Ilt to keep them. ' ‘hey
we not to Sun antiaco. thence via New
‘ York to London. win-r:- tht y are cured and
Eyed. I undcntund from a magazine article
I was reading n short time ago, that during
Ibo ant truck in September there were 1,-
477 cents of omit-thins rewivcd in New
‘ York. This molten in All about 83.220 skins,
quite a numbcr for one week. The London
people 'pothi sis u care! method (I! dyeing
panacca for cvci‘y
almvo oil. that it “
In re IIt \‘at‘mnvc “7
and probably lit-Vet will learn, that in, if
the ballot decla- ul hdpit.‘
1
than. tlu ir .\:h\~Ii<~..n brctiirvn hove not yd»
“N «nu-w I;
that I! \\ ax :i‘II‘. .4 III.‘: ‘i-‘le-li- tII tin-in III-2'
tlII I.i:_;» Ix. llzI f. ‘I that l I‘MIIII hot I III";
too I-IIIIx- I‘I‘I'ItiI- II It- :‘x mom I had in lvl
311w llli \‘I-“H l" or l.‘ IIIIII x ~i. i.‘~‘ liow f.;:IIl ‘
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; IIlI-II lIIx now,
I
I‘nss- i It DOOBERRYS.
like. Who lluvo PM Sentence on
The—”Iva
“ That policeman ought to arrest himself
uni trike himself to the station house.“ said
u gentlemnn from .\fissourirlnst evening. as
he sprung backward to avoid II lurching
bluccout who was taking up the entire side-
walk on in side street not many blocks dis-
tant from “51‘ Hocking Valley benefit at the
Madison Square Garden. “ You may laugh
at the idcn of a man‘s arresting himself,“ he
continued. when ho and his companion bud
watched tlmcoitvivial policeman disappear
around the corner. “ but I‘ve known of
such things bI-ing done often out West.
Down in Southern Missouri, where I come
from. “c bud n judge a few years ago who
divorccd himself. It liappcncd nt Inllu,
lilo. llis wife was {getting it little old and
faded and thc Judgc. who was It well prc-
fit’l‘Vttl mun. wnntcd n onIngI-r compnnion.
llt‘ tliiiilt‘ llft‘ \‘I‘l‘y uncomfortablc for 1N!
and she went Itway to pay It visit to a sister.
The Judgc iInInI-dintcly tookV'advnntage of
hcr nbsI-Iicc and tiled n petition. The case
camc up In about a month iIfIcrwIIrII, iIIIIl
ho annoimccd his intcntion of trying IlI .
mute liinmclf. Ilia wifc, for sumo l’I‘iIt‘yHll,
slid not contcst, nud the Iludgc granted him—
self on :Iliaolnto divorce. 'l'hi- papI rs liiid
in account the other day of thc IISRJSSIYNL
:ion of onc of the notorious AIs‘Ip family,
of Douglas county, Missouri. This rciuinil-
cd Inc of thc Inui‘dcr trial of lllt‘ cldcr .\l-
sup, who “IlS’lllt‘ terror of Southumt .\lis-
houri. und :it the time n \cry intliicntiul
pullilt‘idli. III- was tricd in \I'cbsti-r county
on lllt‘ I‘lml‘gc of liiurilvl' in tho svcolhl Il--~
urI-c bI-forc n judgc uumod llcchcrt and n
'llic jury rrturncd ll vcrilict ”(guilt)“
of IIII-uixlsuighti r in thc third Ilcng-c. \thn
the Jury had rctii‘cd, thc judge, In H tromb-
luig \‘IItI'c, said : ,
‘ .\lr. Hhcrill, have the prisoner stand
‘ up until scntcncc Ix prism-d upon him.‘
His llonor nui-
‘ How you anything to say why
ecntcticc should not lkihSt‘il upon you :‘
‘ Unly this. Iluilgr.‘ said thc prIxImct,
coolly. ‘ If you .x'cntI-Iicc mo 1 \\ ill out you:
hcart IIIIt.‘
‘ ”Ii Honor took out In»; ll‘liiilk>‘ri'lllt‘f.
lo ulIcIl iIt Ilic t‘tlllllb', :IIIIl
‘ .\ftcl' .\lstlp .onIIIl up,
llllllt’ll I ‘7
tlII-II, turning to the .\‘lII-rilf, said: ‘.\lr.
th'rId. tlii.x III-m la; n \I‘l'_\ bad I 4;. I gnu“
you had bctlcr turn him IIIIIM,‘
.l fin-
:inIl .\lnilb
wIIIIII I] out
" Soon ltllt‘l‘ Ihc \IIIr Judge \I‘ilxon.
lllilll.
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ili‘IIlII‘l-rand gct out he walked into
.\lItI-livll'fi ‘oliicc and to‘l tho luwyu he
If hu did not return tho
farm, wagon and team. ‘ \\ hut am 1 to gct
for my foo I" nsliul Mitchell. ‘ Tho :xlIct-px
unswrrcd llilderbrnnd, pulllng out
. “drill
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‘ n piatoL Mitchell returned the property."
’.I I. dbl!) that Itx LI IIlIA' II origin sh odd I \'~
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In l'l'lI i \l' M I?» ‘fl' iIIIIv IIIIIII‘. l’ of IIIxxI-xu It
did in It Inml Hm I: ".1! III Ilw of t!I-- plant to
rn'nuizw II l xnch .t prI-IIntIIr of Ilic .xtati- r
of old In II Iixzn. S-IIIII- tmcc of the “\t‘ of
grin II lI‘dill «In‘hration to tho original
lmnvhw of vcrviuii union; the llonIaIN.
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TH E. CANDLE FISH.
’A Little Fink That I- .\lutle tel-3 l‘scl‘til In
“thick I olumhiu.
\I'licn thoroughly dried tlicy have a flavor
of wood smoke. IIIIIl then nrc tnkcn iuid
packud in litrgc fruils. Inudc of ccdar bark
nnd ruxhcs of various kinds. Now they nru
stowI-d nwziy on n scaffolding. mode of high
polcs, IItId :Irc not touched until cold
‘cuthi-r. int thcy form It \yintcr supply, or
:Iichc. 'l‘lio nutivI-n cnll tlicm, in our
to‘I llt‘. the ciindle finli. and they not only
eat them, but use them to burn, its 1 have
shown you. l‘rcvious to this catch 1 had
had no light, but nftrr l lll‘lll‘lult‘d in ii
candle cvcry night and wrotc my l‘rpiil‘lé
and took my notca nll by tho light of the
culachou. 'l‘hc little fish sccms fairly bub-
bling over with oil, so much so that I tricd
to fry one. and, turning itwaiy for it few nio—
mcnts, I returned to find the buck nnd othI-r
bones jumping urunnd in u lot of fat ; the
tlcsli bud melted and actniilly turned into
ail. You can squeeze it out of them. and
you have no idea of its value to those
people. I'l‘he oil is a medicine; M fuel it
keeps them warm, gives them light and is a
heulthy food in its dried state. When eaten,
they are swallowed bones and all, or are
partly melted. A cnudlo fish is given to a
child to suck on, just M we would give it a
stick of candy here. When they burn them
they take it pointed stick, iuwrt it in the
ground and make u slit in the othi r end,
into which a candle fisl i is thrust and light-
ed. There Is n‘o trimming or smoking 5,, and
when the light is no longer necdcd it is
blown out and the remainder of the candle
antler: : so there is no lose. you see, in those
dips. Sometimes the fish are extremely
abundant. and the surplus are all made into
oil that is used for a variety of purpose: by
the notifies.
“ What do they stow it in ? \Vell, nature
Again comes to the rescue and they go tr
the ocean for their bottles on well as theil
oil. One of the grout scolweeds that grow
01! the coast hits n hollow stalk that is about
on huge on a champagne bottle. These are
cut into lengths holding three pints or more
and filled with oil when fresh and make
perfect bottles.
“The candle fish is allied to the melt
and is known scientifically int the mallow:
1i: former days it. was found in
the vicinity of British Columbia in vust
quantities. The month of the Columbia
river is said to have been a famous pinch
for them, but the fuctories and the steamer-
hnve gradually driven them off, so that now
‘ there are only a few places, compel-utivcly
.gakcfii
1:... won-«x... ‘1. 3.-
run Bron: ronsrs' or “iron.
he Bur-d Experience of on Wood Chopper
Anon. Them.
Jiithodendron City ca yet. does not figurt
on the maps of Arizonn. It dwell: in the
mind's eye of a mixed lot composed of lay
men and scientists, who have pitched never-
cl tents on the bank- of the Lithodcndron
River, nnd. buptizing the spot with the lim-
pid voters, have christened it Lithodcndrou
City, only to jump the claim on the follow-
ing morning and found another city of the
same name at night, perhaps thirty miles
away, so that Lithodcudron in almost any-
where along the banks of that river that
flows quickly along, like some laggurd that
has fallen behind the times and. as if nbnsb-
ad. is xtcaliug'on through scenes that bear
the stamp of long ago.
Due—evening, its Lithodendron had been
founded for about the fiftieth time, a Mile-
sian gentlcmiin. who formed one of the as-
sistants to the scientific corps of investiga-
tors, was rcipIcstcd to bring in some wood
{or the practical purpose of boiling coffee.
llolf mi hour parxx‘II-d, nnd then the wood-
cuttcr nppcarod with a wild look on his
honmt countenance. “ \ow ain‘t iti. curi-
ous thing.“ he comincnccd, pointing to flu
ux. that looked as If it had been dulled PIIF
pom-l)” w‘di a tile. ‘ ll‘yc know,
forninst in tho old dart. Futhcr Malone,
long life to his worship! told mo ny it
counthry bcyunil thc Rays whcro the trccs
(Ind the ciitllc werc iIll forum] to stouc. ‘ lt‘s
(Icncrul,
LIIIIII‘ .\‘o my says I. ‘Y-e‘ll III-II to five tlic
day l‘m IIot,‘ says Fallicr Malone; and
IIIorc powcr to him. I‘ve done (but thing.
l'll projIIiI'I- Inc I‘szignatiuu tl\' yi‘r honor‘ll
nnd sumo mw ti’
write; I‘m on the home track the vI-ry
night. .\lzixti-rf Look at tho I“? Ilivil i
piccc 0f \ioml liIIt‘s lltrtivil to Slt‘ll" 1 TIM;
first bit III” :I Ircc I found. l lIIiIl iifl‘tnc coat
a {\‘ll‘ll‘dl it a blow, when it “my not of mc
llillltlfi, and tho trco lot out strcttm av
lIght half :I lllllt' long. I triwl iiIc. iIII‘ t‘dt‘l‘
Jmo was hardcr than thc (Illlt'l‘. and In tho
‘vIlei “as .\IIIIII- birds. llvfilt‘l‘1‘lll‘ on tliv limbs,
and l‘lh'll t\\ Ig \II-iglu-Il a ton. .
Pat was thus llll‘ tirxt to discovcr It
Icnturc of thc \aillI-y tlIIIt formI-Il mic
tho qiicsta of tho pnrty, tho
nux‘ fossil forcsds tli-It havc bcI n thc won.
dcr of cvcry onc who has \‘iAitul this to
giou. i
The slopc of the rivcr.
givn- lllt‘ pin and pnpcr
M
II
III
III'llllt‘l)’, fIIIll
lit‘rt\ nlmnl {in}
foot in liight, prcscnts a rvmarkublcuppcnr
nncc. Not It grccn object is to be neon, but
all about. strewn hurc and there. some crcct
nnd Ulllt‘l‘fl prostrnte, lie myriadn of picccs
of strong [Fin-8. lItha, trunks and branches
of tliIIt—lilw hardncss ,thc remains of n uncc
mighty tori-st. So thick :tro tin-so In some
plnccs that onc ciIn almost imagine that flu!
is tlw ln-Il of .\«llllt‘ crock with ttll its palix‘li.
i-II I-IvtilIln-rx l.IIIl barn. only that thc l’t'llilllls
hiuc oil the structural bcautIi-s that churac-
lv‘rilwl lllf‘lll \I lli'll tIlI\t‘. 'l'ho cuuxc of the
\\'ll"i\‘.\2lll‘ iII strIiI‘tIIIn of tlic .x‘tour fun-xix is
tin loIIbti Illy ‘l‘lil‘ to tho c\trI of In .It
mid Vol I tli ll ll.l\'t‘ snIIppcII tli~~IiI of Mid
lituli Il lln .II lw Ilu' KE‘IIIIIIIl. l'lai~
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l!l"2i
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Ix soft and sin i_\,
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many of flu Iii IiII.;lit II no comp“. II \\ It:-
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guru It,» t» meio l“lli»‘ll\ .Ii. l Iir~-II- ~sz
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“:0 I III‘
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tlmt lnia‘. on ”in l.Itl:n lvthlr'on. .l‘llt‘ fI-xxil
‘rt‘1"I ll)t’_\' I‘I iixblvr lIix lH‘IlI‘\ or parts of the
\kI-lclon. :n; I III and tin-
ma bi Ila. tlio blowi which TIlll lli‘lil llllil.‘<
tlut llli‘ll'
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M AM MOTH OYSTERS.
.\ ll““"
HTS gulli- II II at Il rc lIIlll‘Jlll on Iir int strci-t
of four o‘clock in
opi him; «If t\\.~l\I\ oysti‘rs.
- r of w llll"ill' II lllll‘rt“ll‘\‘ in 0ny
_\I~xtrixiiy \iitiivxa ‘llt‘
ll lmIl
III In \Iagrrrd that tho oyxtv-m “III Ii I'pcni‘.‘
would till a
diviilr l. brts \\’I‘rc mndr
upon thc rcmilt I‘I-Ioncl Soc. lrt‘l‘ brought
out .\ .xtI. Ill t: \l lo nnd pl. I I d ll ni- Ir tho i I-n
lllr,:“
illlllll iIII\.I.xIIr~‘.
lioucvcr,
”pm: III was
and won.»
In of III. ll mr nnd llli' oy ItI rx \II tel-tought
.\lll :InIl I.i..l upon it. ’l'hry wirc cnormoiix
In It that they lm
wrighcd in tho Elit‘ll. 'l‘hcy \I‘mglicl twcntyu
tin» pounds~thc lukct of the lot two and :I
half pounds. \Villinm Hubbard, nu t‘\l‘1‘ll
\\:th the oystcr kuifc. took his place at the
lablc and laid open the timt oyutcr. It was
It bcaiity and no fat on lIIlllt‘l‘. liu-ry IIIIIIII
prcsx-tit lookc-Il :II it linugrily. .-\a curb oy .\~
tvr ciinic out of llli th-ll plI-Iliorii‘ with fat
tho c\pi-rta in bivalve“ iigriwd that they
wore IuiIIx-uully tiuc. tilli-Ii
‘.hc quart IIIcnsIIro t‘oloncl .\‘wc-Ircr rc-
mnrlu-Il that they beat nuy oyxtcrs h:I cvrr
saw oprncd. ludccd, lic donbtcd if i-lm'cu
oystIrs \\ I~rc cwr brought to this city which.
“III-n tilit‘llt‘tl, would hoop :\ ipitu’t mcnxuru
likc that. lie rccollcd thiI fact that twilye
oysters wcrc brought hcro in 1851' from our
of tho cI lcbratcd rocku down tlIc lrIy which
tillcd n qunrt cup. lint the prcxcnt lot “111‘
much finer.
'l‘hc oystcrs were picked out of n cargo
brought here by i‘aptnin t}. W. llcal. of tho
tcliooncr Ellcn and Alice. now lying at
l‘ratt stroet whnrf. 'l‘hcy wI-rc caught in
Sovcrn river, which empties into the Mob
jack buy, in Matthew: county, Vii. They
were natnrulxgrowth oysters.~—IIIIJtinmrd
Sam.
Silt‘. “Ll“ n‘tggcxtcd
l‘.lI‘\‘t‘ll ovstcrs
FREEDOM lN DRIESS.
There are standbys or peculiar instill»
tions of dress in different. places very curious
and amusing. All over the West. in thinlyx
Iettled regions. the women adhere to the
long sun-bonnet and the men to , any ensv-
going style of garment. which does not vary
in fashion. The Arendiuna of Louisiana,
people who live in the country and seldom
visit the cities, preserve a primitive style of
dress. though once in n while some one
visit: the city and introduces a new fashion.
There is on Amusing anecdote of a woman
returning home with n boopskirt. Such n
thing had never been ceen in the village and
all were wild to procure the new fashion.
Hoops were then just going out and u store-
keeper made quite on amount of money by
selling 08 his old stock at increased figures.
It is n mistake to believe that only well-
dressed people are ruin ; runny n aloven i-
cs proud of his cppetuunce as a faultleuly
tttired exquisite. The Puritan glorigd as
much in nglinecs of garment no the cavalier
in his costly attire, the sun: cullote in bi-
disgusting rags no the aristocrat. in his loco
ruffles and perfumed linen—Philmlclpm
Tim.
A Pun! Floor.
The first paper floor ever laid hm j“
been completed in the new rink It Inclina-
npolis, Ind. Thin floor in mode by posting
and premng show-bond: together under I
powerful hydraulic pram, in‘thc some way
on the dicks of the poper car-wheels ore
mode. When these block: are perfectly
reasoned and dried, they are unwed into
flooring board: and lnid with the edge of
the paper forming the curfocc of the floor.
Thin our-face is nond-popcxcd until it’ in in
omooth no one vat nhect of ice, and the od-
hcsive quality of the paper prevents any
clipping of the roller upon the floor. The
floor is without joint. perfectly uncoth and
mpufivdym.MJom
'dicd the day bcfore we lt ft Aspitiwull.
noon!!! saunter.
Pharaoh compelled Egyptian: and cup-
tiven to build pyrotuidc. The power of api-
tol compel: labor to do a. heavy nnd cruel
truth work“ was ever set by the PM
tnsktnnker. The following tells how the
Punumn canal in built: George Mowbny,
o machinist and engineer of Brooklyn, left
home in excellent health four months ugc
to work for the dredging contractors on tht
l‘iiniiinu court]. He returned on the stem“.
ship Colon worn out with the deadly Isth-
mus fever.
“ I was «turning $200 It month,“ he said.
“ but I couldn‘t stiiuil the climate and hnd
to leave. The mortality there is simply
frightful. Forty thousand men are employ—
ed on the. canal, and hundrcdii of thcin are
dying cvcry month. 'l‘lic majority of the
patients who no scnt to the hospitals die
there. If tlic Iictim lcavcs money or in-
fluential fricudx~ lii- is put into it pino box
mil buriod ; otlii-rnixc his body lb dumlwd
Into It pit and Ipiichliuic is tlirI-II n ovr. him.
1 Intro from mru
\Vlltl It“) 110“” ilI‘IIIl, l0 lllnll‘ friculls in llll!
country, (hII- is from II. II. Dumbur, who
was 1‘. clcrk for thc l‘anIInIn Railroad. III
The
lcttor was written by him to his brother.
who works at So and 60 Worth ixtrcct, this
city. “ 'l‘hc wagcs for skillcd w‘orluncu
mi $5.50 per day, and for lnborcrs from $2!
to $1 pcr iluy. 'l‘hc LittI-r
among tho nutivea nnd runaway sailors, who
will leave SIS a month and tiiko tlicit
chances of .in-YIII ‘SS and Ilcath for $3 or 8;
brI‘nglIt sevcral lt‘llt‘l‘fi
pu‘ IanI'.” V'it‘ le‘k TICK; I‘Ime.
.\ Kicliltu: llhul III "to ,Ilulr.
Dr. Sin‘tclilcy. who hu“ clmrgc of the
(Which firm at .\nahcim. nax‘ plucking one
of tlic thingu oIII- tl.\_\'. “1th they pluck
ll‘cm u .\lxt‘lilIi-g ix lo pt on llII‘ brad to blind
tho bird. \\'liilc llt‘ cinnot we hv i9 ipiict.
but if his llllllkt‘l'r‘v Kc! IIIIcovcrcl ”on he
“ goes for " ill“ plIIc‘IIM. 'I‘hc doctor movcd
his nrm so its to Ilixtixi'b tlII~
inelmitly he saw \\‘Il.ll \Iax‘
iitid
Ilouc Iind “\‘lll
licod litVl out of tho pi-u, not caring for any
morc lil‘lllll“ jux‘t lllt‘ll. .\s llt‘ fillillllt'tl
llf‘tlil IiI‘KI HVI‘l‘ Ill" ft'lit‘i‘ lln‘ l‘it‘Il lIi‘ \“ I\‘ 1\
sh IclIiIiu.
IIIK In”- If II-I‘t\t' lu'l Il\ “I I-‘lI.
RIIIlImg t 5. Im- lmIri, III« '.x ~f
II “III: p.II~.Il lI»II.:tli. TI an.
(ion II.x :\ lIII-lII-r Ir- gI-Izi- ii: lllI‘Q
tlic l'\lrll‘ll com-V. ’.I-s I'
ll.‘ lIIIII-‘I t‘nrch tlu.
In tho d |_\‘\‘ of o? l :I you": {I llow mullet.
ed .lII‘l xt t‘Il‘llv'l‘I'vl .ml lay :Iwakc at niulitn,
LlIIIIl.II.; IIII-x l:.- s
“‘I» ,Irn quip-T .-
ll'Y'll'l pop the Illlt‘SllHn.
and l know one
If tun. .~ III: ‘.I». who lI“\\ r in My IIIcIIti-Incd
ll. ‘I‘::I v III i II for gizniti II tho it “an to
lw. :IIIl {huh-l llIl‘
‘4-‘11‘1‘; III to l- ‘l
ILII ‘.N’vll .II ipp
I' ll) thix‘ :l.:~‘.
I
.Iiiq
y much sLx
L\' l\'cx‘
m: an cn~
if it
t: I t I Ill“ lliI‘.\-
\IIIII tli y'rc x I_\ '.Ii‘
h llx‘x‘." of lI~ r bole
.I l
l'llt‘l \ or
I‘IIIIIII- [if to
tI r. “ l'II'yv ‘ui‘il
\\I\\ llIi‘
\\.tt'~l “...I. r.
l-I". ~lilll.: S.- It»
‘.VII; “hit I.x‘t 3’" III-\“x’v‘
nyIII‘ \yv‘x “out II bc inu‘ricl" ‘ .\It’
tliI \ “1. .l I It tho-ii," ll:\\\< rx tl‘. ‘ l. \-
dI ,; 2 l Iii-I blii .‘ . lilii‘ In II; \‘ i‘II II :I: In
lecI lIx S 3'. 1'." II. ‘a-‘- I "u" ’.(‘32
forming lutcrc-t- III l‘rnncc.
.\.:I‘Is‘li‘itizic III .\‘wrtirurly Ix m a in I»! III;
prI 52ml .1th fIIri.II N and pro
pricton In tlIIx Ithmlly productnv Iltxtncf
grow pooh r \‘I‘;\f‘ l-r yrrir, thanks to tlic rc~
duIIIl prI- l ~~f\‘- and mo! '\I I'm ion
lili 'II ‘II tlm LIII‘ Inn: xt n.“
"it: I II III \ pi II HI: I- glI-tlll III-i llI put.
lln iIt IIfI‘ .I{
to crowd that in .Ix.~x or IEx-~ p» oil nit.»
gv I!:I r '\l::li- tlIc ‘Iml- re I'IIIII ll’u'll’
pr IpI it} I iihn r tilI-ii :It i: iii-I‘ll --.' Isr puny;
l..\l.l lIIx gonc fully
II ‘.Il‘Zt‘ lu tum u (XII‘II illbl lla-
“.l up to \‘tll‘
i‘wiIIl.t;-.n,
‘I.\\1\I‘
but i"‘ I .‘i.»:i
l‘\I‘.
I I III N III.:IIl I r. Ion“ 1.x try
\\\ “V
n lunar“: down
‘.IIII -‘
ind p:'« In Ix l
R
M :I,
at low pi :cro
:Iro rccruitcd ,
Manufacturers of orid Denier! in
Lumber,
Shingles,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc. '
I'cIII-ercd Hard
Hard Wood (‘cilimz and
Flooring.
MARSHAL \q'l‘
Raymund Brut hers
TI I LET
I‘.Il’l ill-1| llIIlISI' IIII
'l‘tl LET-
l'I‘II‘l «If H llillht' III: llitzli SlrI‘t’l
'I‘II LICT ,_
CItlimIt I.... :23: .t xmqlc l-IIIIII‘r
.liuunII-n‘l Imvrlv I lune-«r.
I -t. I I I|:;::,,I;.-I Ix .x_IIIl to lrc ill!
I:I :III't in III. II ~i‘.i. .\II‘IIIII‘III; II‘
..I‘\ Ilet‘ :n: :‘ ~-.'-v tI iiapI z..t‘m on the
‘mxt I’IwIII JIIIII- tn \I~\I llll‘l r ix \II «i- ng I .x‘,
In
SP“
and from Non-min r to Jun" .7?- ilivgru s.
”*0 ‘.Iltltl fut (llt‘
lI \ I l_ lill‘ tui tug“ ix IN» Ili .ilt‘rQ Iill llit‘ _\’t‘.\l'
Iiiomitumx, almvc
i. in»! ‘I‘i-r iiII inn} Ix lit \t I hit on to go
llipli- r tlum' ' - Iii -tu.x. an i lliit \irx Lil"
l)‘. nor lulu“ HI dIIgiIIx. . III:.IIIII lit the
licaltlIfI‘.
le-IIIII nearly
. IItIIl at night :\ \‘Iml.
tracl. of tlI~~ trade “:1.le u
It-‘I‘n‘ I 2 ..
XIII-st
.5 on r tlw
day in tliv ycizr
hit I‘
I-xI-ry
Kt‘llllé
.‘c comin down from Il.c mountutnx.
The “outrun; \lnn I’ulrIv "ultlnrtr.
:\ .\li‘!II;llI:I I“! l ll ll'i-‘l.l llltlll \yI-rz- Il'..x'pnt-
tin: about lln‘ rainfall of thcir 'l‘I'ri'itorics.
“ \\'hy." snid Hm .\I 'lil.lti I In in. " “It hive
‘\\t‘lil.\‘-.‘l\ inclII-x- of r:I:iI.':il‘I a ycor and all the
nah-r you gvt \\o soul down to you In lllt'
\IIxx‘om‘L” “ “Utter In lli-‘ .\lixxnou'i from
Montana Y" mid lll" Ilikotmn; ‘ whcn it
rt'li‘lll‘\‘ Iix~ it ix nothing but dry runnc
with a clan-l of Illlx‘l In It. and all tlic \\'.\lrf
\Ic‘Ic got “ill only sci‘xc to llifllv‘ mud of
l\
it." 7' ‘cié‘nii‘lf‘t‘k Tr.” k '0 ‘
.\l'lll l.\|. .\U'l‘lt‘ll‘.
.\u l llfut‘lllllillt‘ I‘crxon.
'l‘licmust unfortunate person III the
world Isqu- Iilllivtcd with .\‘wk IIIIIII-
:IclIc. but thcy “Ill bc rcltcvrd at “two
by using: llr. lrn‘liv's Special l‘rtva‘l‘ll‘~
lion. Soc IIIlvi-rtIN-IIII‘III in anuthcr
column.
.\ lh‘uutrknblc l‘xt-nlu‘.
Mrs. Mary .\. llIIIIcy. of I‘ImklIIIIinock
l‘n . was :iIllII‘tcd for six years with .\s-
lIInIII :Ind llrom‘liils, duruig wlIIclI tiltic
IIII- bI-xt phy .x‘IcinIIs could give no rI-llcf.
llI-I‘ Mo was dcspmrid of. until in l:I.xt
Hctobvr .xlic pIoI‘IIrcIl a bottle “1‘. King‘s
Xv“ IIIxi-ovcry. when inInn-dtntc rclicf
wax~ fI-lt. and by continuum.r Its use for n
.xlII~rI tIIIIe‘ 'elit‘ wit! oomph-lily I‘Iircd,
ginning In III-sh I’III like. in n few months.
Frcc ll‘lltl bottles of this t‘t-rtnin cutcof
all Thront and Lung lliscnscs nt (loo. 1*.
l'liuslul‘s drug storc, Notwnlk and So.
.\‘orwulk. lxu‘gclmttlcswlkl.
Young McII3~ “will This.
Tho \‘oltnic Belt t‘o.. of Marshall.
MINI" (\lft‘l‘ In SA‘IIII lln‘il‘ t‘t‘l-‘ltlalcd lil-
ectro.\ oltnic Bull and othcr Elcctric A p-
plinucc on trial for thirty days, to men
Iyoung or oldl nIllIctcd with nervous (lt‘<
hility, loss of vitality and manhood. and
all hindered troubles. Also for rheuma-
tism. neuralgia. paralysis. and many
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health. vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial In
allowed. \Vrite them at once for illus-
trated pamphlet free.
To create an appetite, and give tone to
the digestive apparatus. Aver‘ a Saran-
purilln IS unequaled.
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed Within the reach of
suffering btimanitv truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity of the Liyer, Billio-
usness. Jaundice, (‘ onstipntion. \\ euk
kidneys, or anv disease of the urinary or
gun‘s, fi- whoever requires an appetizer.
tonic or mild stimulant wtll always ever
always find Electric Bitters the best. and
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly every bottle gunranted to
give entire sntisfuction or money refun-
ded. Sold at: fifty cents a bottle by Geo.
B. Pluisted Nor-walk and So. Nor-walk.
Bucklcn‘u Arnlcu Solve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Tettcr. Chopped Hands.
Chilhlains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively curt-e Piles, or no pay re—
quired It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
85 cents per box. For soleby Geo. B.
Pinisted, Norwnlk and South Norwulk.
For the removal of dandruff. and for
curing homers of the scalp. nothing can
be better than Ayer‘ 5 Hair V igor.
a__a______v: vou A GARDEN2
Imsszns
NUMLLIEED
Aliv'illvrnt the “cranium-coon The:
Wont) carpal-you. 23o honor
:‘ch hon hoon dentin; it mill-non mm. It in
to nix-ad l on ought to but. It
“In uyin‘ nnyvrhc »
I arm-Id; rm“ .l
NEW ‘GflflDS
Frt ‘II from ‘.IIc Frii'IIvi I~.~. . ;-::.:,;.
II-m. y IIIIIip'I‘v, I >: n-r x.I.; :l!‘ I‘.\tii.x'\I-
III l’I:
N .I
\i‘amx of 2‘... I
\‘Ivi K of l.:Il‘.ip~
largcxt. Inux: \a..I.l. IIIxI .xI IIItIIi. :II
l‘r‘ciax, of an} t‘\-.'r bi-{Im- L' Into 1‘
llzui ~Ix .1 I! H . .\II-u'x l..I\I :I12: ‘ .I I. I 'I:~I I Imrmx
iIII-Iztx; mII‘I ll‘l'l‘lliliilldl llzt‘lll‘t'Jt‘,‘ III :11.
ll.\‘lll
- III I III II
III II ii l‘aiu) nIId I‘ia‘IIi Iumdx. T!
“'I- Inntc II c pol-Liv Io t‘hnlullu our Illlt‘ of good
lwfuw pun busing clscuhcn‘. \I‘I- fch Inxxurml [ha
and .xzivc lhc cost of farr and ”right. \Vc buy a
moderntc profits.
F. YINIII & Bra
New Goods!
“Hitches
-nir>—-
JEWELRY
Diamdnds
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Railroad Watches!
John Foley’s Gold Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated “'nre. Opera
Glasses. Gold Spectacles and
EyeGlassee. Nickel and
\annut Clocks.
Repairing and Adjusting
~11“—
W ATCHES
A. SPECIALTY.
Standud Time by Chronolneter, ot
A.W. Austin’s
Open Hence Block,
“om:
Hatch, Ballet ,(
Timber,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings, Sash,
Wood Work ,
Nil lIl \(IIHI Al. l\
.\rclI Slit-ct.
IIIIIIIIIIng for .\‘tIIr;I;I~,
Raymond Brn hers.
\Im k '.- X2! \\
\;I::III
Pure DI-I'Is, III
l‘opi;1:.r
.II" tun?»
w lm xcc
'Uzir I‘ n \\';In- \K‘llll‘rl‘i“ almoxi cm I} 11..Ii_
.I NI-u
\R-rlx 'l‘i'x'. lrI ~r I‘otlxc l‘u' ltt‘nifi all othcrx
I‘I \t“ \n 'l‘III \\‘arc and Fancy .\Itzi It’l- :i'Iatly :‘r-
IZIIch‘I.
we ran nnd \IIII Iindcrscil Ihc XI-w York tIInrkct.
thc l-‘onntnnidlcml In all hunt. nud :tn‘ snIi>ticd with
Solo Agent in ‘Norwnlk, ofnt horixed by the company.
or
Gonn.~
Vegetables,
Hunt 85 Zelufi’s.
Oranges,
Bananas.
Hmpcs.
» .\ pplcs.
Lowest Prices.
Eit‘flllu‘w,
Uystcrs,
L‘lntns,
l'iclilcd Oystcrs a specialty.
Prontpt
Delivery.
l’nlili‘
Attcnt ion,
\Vlicns-vcr you want
got at n l"lllll'lt‘l" nuirlwl
DR. LESLIE’S
,- run—~—
SIC K
. SEA-SICK N HE'S.
'l‘liS'l‘lMUX \l.
hrt. IIII lIn VII w «\yrnuig ‘ h ,2;
__._m ,\-’ ; ; \
5 I -t ,
l‘IllI S.\l.l’ ‘ ‘ " _\‘ > _ . -
IIIIIlIlIII; Lots. .II-n_\ \ ll {\ln .I ' .\‘I'li ‘
—__._._.._..._.
Til ll‘fl‘v» \ '
llvlln'hx :Inii Tin-Ix.
.\INI
I l‘iI‘i‘liY
I'ltlt‘li
0x I}
l‘i‘l‘ r \l. ‘
Iii‘.‘ IIIIIIE II,
\.o\\..
l‘l.,\I.\‘TI-‘.ll.
h III: .\w'un N‘r\\1 3.
\0I\1\' '11”: 'll il
“0Y1“!
III-t. Um I‘Imhcr)‘. t‘l: rm, Ivia» “Inc. and Pain)
III-w!- .ll'" of :lIc l.~I‘I'~I $2)ii\ 3i.=lN\‘\\ .\hapix. ‘§ ' ‘ ‘ -, x ‘ fl ‘ ,
“Ia!- I Ink I Emit l k.
;It:..IIiIIioI. y to l“ chI. III ‘.-I- :I;\;-:‘II*:.I:I\‘.. itzr
. Prescriptions
(‘onutou ndcal.
.\ Llh‘ni-L :‘IIIII'K In:
‘ \
t
-\lways on hand at
HOYTS Pharmacy
IS Railroad l’lIu‘i‘. S
linu:
paint
o. Norwulk.
I\ t‘o..
Of All Kinds.
l mopertfully inv itc-
It trill bc n‘ aim to kccp the
13051 of (Fronds.
And to >I~iI III
1.0 w EST PRICES.
(no-Ids will be dr'litcml Immptly. and evcrytliin:
possible done to account“ are pain-us l‘lcnsI-giu-
me n cull.
Albert Berg.
So.l\'orwn:x. April 12th 1:83.
"on; blimp
KENNEEY’S
“N 0 3/0.
REMEDY
For "I. Care of Kill ucy and Live:- Cam-
III-into. Cumtlpntlou. :-I I I all u sot-den
main: from on imp-arc >tat: -of the BI 001').
To women who cutter from my of the Ills poem
liar to their on it is on unfailing friend. All
hummus. One Dollnrubottle, or address
Bind Kennedy. Readout. N. Y.
Examiner h
l . S. I‘ll. (“SA-II
1.‘ 1:3 (I) {152.
03166:, 41:2: .‘u. : i 5:? -
"IWZI’OBT, €033-
Fresh and Good.
At Our Market.
anything: to he
give us Ii cull.
4IHUNT I ZELUFF.
SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION.
HEADACHE,
\ ‘. > I‘ jxx:
, . II .Irv‘"
I. .t 1\
\\ “I .
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.I I* II~..
\. '~. ~-. -. .
I Ii \lil-tl'l‘!‘ l‘ETI‘lIY
I)0I.l..\R.
I‘- \ T‘IJ‘. ‘.y
21‘“ I‘SI’.
Cough Remedy.
Fart-lull)
Patent Medicines
New Grocery!
III-Ly Iuwnp ml as n
on l::I:IrI :id
GROCERIES
xhnn of ”W l lll\'ll‘ :mtnIIII-Igc.
SEYIIllIIl BIIIIS.
“‘9 will scll you a first~class Barrel of
Flour \vnv down.
Potatoes by the Boshi l or Barrcl at low
vs! prices.
Echo Farm t'rcamcry liuttcr by the Tub
or l’ound.
A Kit of X0. 1 lh‘t‘p Sca .‘lflt‘kx‘rt‘ll
No. SI Mackerel for Bots pound.
ti ue
Snratoga llrips .\‘yrup: a Iinc article of
Rock t‘zindy Syrup for buckwhcat
l‘flkt‘fi, 3-115 Ill.
For t‘l‘iiicc thmfcctionrry. Figx‘. Nuts.
(Irapcs. ”range-s, ImnIIIns, we;
can still you.
E. .l. I. 'II" ilim‘ & (*0. ‘x I‘luH‘l’f-d
Sugar \\' :Ifi l~‘ a tii: ll :iu I.x box.
lil\ t‘
Edam. l‘incupplc. and full t‘rcIIInt‘lu-cse
a specialty.
\VI- :Irc .xtill x'clliug lfi lbs. Ex. t‘ Sugar
for iii.
13 lbs. \\'hitc Sugar for $1.
ll lbx‘. Stun. Hrnnulutul Sugar for $1.
1“ lbs. Turkixh l'runixx' for $1.
10 line. Fancy l'rlt‘\l\.\l'lll\‘> for $l.
56:11.9. Home Light Hil II
3” Ice! oil 75?.
Conic and so“ us and wc “‘Ill Sf‘ll you
l'lll‘..\l‘l€ll fur t‘.\.\'ll than at y
Izthcr .xtI-rv in thc i'ily.
A Y E R ’ S
Cherry Pastoral.
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l
A:
l'
l
\
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lic;'..ii:_;'..3:~t, \ 1.. III. 51$, 1‘
Crntip. —- A III otlit r“ Tribun-
"ll'Es‘ lieu untn
ac 1::
my. I. lt‘t‘ \I .Ih‘
:\\}l:‘.\ l lll‘
n .-‘.i \\ .Ix :I u
\\ l‘llll l “I
‘ -. i~~:.
uglifn pr \Ptf _\\II x
l > ‘ I do 1‘,“
Inn I. (d
$083)."
in xr
z\Id
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‘5‘! All {15‘ FAIlS.
.‘\ n: .5 ‘ nxttxr. .
\ud by dnmgn 1
EWING MACHINE
SIMPLE
STRONG m
THE IJNlY SEWING uII..:..;l-lllt'E
THAT GIVES.“
SEWING MAGHINECDI
ORANGE MASS. I
30 UNION SONY. CHICAGO ILL.
ST. LOUIS MO ATLANTA‘GA. I
'1 FOR SALE 8v E:-
l. llllllllllllllz 8011.,AEIS.
hi’) but .\‘u .\IIrwaik~ ( l.
on urn-Ivar“. IIII‘If'I‘L" #3:? $1233;
O
V and
.l.‘ LEA Flfllll‘h9
cant-Ne.
m" §m runs and lMl‘l. ME\7;
Fur: I: on application
HIBAMW SIBLEY & C0.
ROCHESTER. I Y. WICKED, ILL
4262mm; ‘.‘a‘aw nose-Inch“;
Norwalk Chronicler