gout/t glamour §mfinrl
Tlll'li‘rli.\\} .\l\\ 7. lea.
.\‘|\s K It.» I'M A II III» Into“ s the .\IIIr-
tiion .I i. sit ‘l- ‘..l Iii lls pliiisIs. reiterates
\thIt . I~. IIsiIlerId hy-
thoughznii 1., Imus. that the institution
ht»- i‘t1£ I’It‘ll
to no: in. i rillll‘l) I-_\ II-Iimii III polgviiniv.
Sllc‘JI “nods II .-,. it political I-Ixtispii‘ut'v.
own i ..t ':I
:I-il :I.IIIIII-slr;I!I Ill rnhiee
"I‘III- . not. If I» :I IIII Ie It‘IIELII us III-.II.
iifiei “2.. 5'. th 'I \:;13III-IIIIIIIIII,.: to he
IIIH‘III :I 3'l IllI .‘Il
i :.;'.I-.I SILIII-s govertittII-iit.
i-st ‘rtt'.
l'lIl-‘li‘.
I‘tii .\
\I-III rulx‘i I'l. It
Iv; 'I'.IIII_: to resent the
- I'II I! It is :I \\ IIIsky cen-
..:.t the .\tLuItit I‘IIII-
sIIIIittIIII has I \ ll gone to the trIIuI In III
rtliiitng I' IIIIIII}.
\‘I‘ii| vein- lIIliil! . 1.. ‘t't'II\t‘\I\ltl the .\Lutli
Is lIlI‘ tI‘.» ~t II- I 'E‘IIJII‘ put . f the l'niun.
Missisxpi I. It ~ I\‘. I. Is ‘J‘I' sII‘Ull‘. and
Mimi us. I i, \\ i!‘. .IEII-Iit the \Illlt‘ yum! I-
tt«-:i.lII~~\II l.::II
illnlt 'tI.l III-.II ti: even I\'I~II-
III\'I\_\' II.I~ I III I. lvil ~ mums, to e Iinprire
1;II_III
.\I'I..iiis:Is Il‘t\
IIII; “tots
\\ uh I 'lil Us 1‘. I” I.
This is si:_~.;I-s'. I\ l‘
\VIIII“ .llI .Iliii) I'I llt-I Illl|il ‘VI‘I I.II‘IIl‘
I-rs Itie \\.IIII:I_: I~I I II'II 1‘ thin s .‘lltII l‘rmp
tiiI; ;I_‘.ttiI.~l l.- I"’- I: .- iIIIIIIII.IIIIIII III' lI.ls
t' Illll'.l_\ gs sit-.vIIII .\\\I>II>‘II IIy
lion.
Illillll“ 7’ ’
.\I ”I‘ll .
.l'III p rmIIIs l .n i-wl in the I'IiItII-I States.
‘out III" tiunilu r Isl
month in 1“l.
IIIIIIII; Illl‘ lIlI'lIIIl III"
33357 I. s‘ III.III iii tlizit
'l'm- II'IIII itnniigiution
lot the i.in-- Iiioi'ttlin I Iltiig .\I'It.II21I \\:Is
2311‘". IIs':_~IIn~I in
It‘s
sI-mI IIIIII; t‘l‘ :I \\wi.-II»I‘ lino tIII y :Ili liIiIl
:tIlHIIII‘IIIII l!lil.._;v‘ tII Still the
III III I ll‘
::I=I sf. .trrI\In;.:
the I-IIII'I-sp whim; I“ inI I-1 lr‘l.
II\I-
IIII_;III) “Isl VIII.» up :I \:isI
NIIIIII'I‘III.
.\llultll Ii Iliv III-.I\ v InissengI-r trutliv
, from i '.Iti.I I.I III IIIt’ .\.-w I:l‘_1IilliIl SIIIII-s
Iiiis set in. .tl.II Itiiiy III‘ the
:ire s.ii l t I 1.. ) III::;.'.
I ‘.III;i»Ii.In . In sin thing of the ng-qit III-
r;'. .\‘t‘ In I: e Luiiil-I-r of IrithI- rs front
I: "II‘TI ll- I‘IIr I sziys: ".\I;Iiiy
Im-n III the
hiihii \‘I I' I'ILII: le l.it‘.\lllli'\ for suin-
Iik,l
travellers
:Iliit' IIIIIIII-II I"It'lll'll
i‘.ItI.t I t. I.
III them. I - . I~ \Iilt‘. II:I-..-
“It I' \\
It: rtl." > the hard titties sIt
III lll~'2»' II .«l ~in I. Isiii'iI llIlIll\ :i‘ the
l'ri"1‘lli. 'I'I. r~ I» I. thin; "I the III-Ill\”
Irlltl sIIII _.
lIII-IIL
Izi IL: _\I \\ IZ'I i.iII.It-I:Ittr.iI't
:i l i; If..- :.I-..Itii I‘ ‘Illlllllt“. .Illl‘
IIII Ir II. Iii \\ ..E IIII IIIIIII--r I'oiiiplhti»
IIIII. I ~ I IIITI'I i~_ I. I‘I\I \- r. itlt‘ I‘II'I i\-
”1,; :I I..~ l It".:lli.
Will" i , VON/'1" l_\ Ill \I'I'I.‘ 1‘.'.‘.li".’.‘.
'I‘I; ~ s‘.:;I.III III III I->\ stI rs I-- IZIII‘I‘IN‘ is
.Ilwiit II\I r l: l' iII- -. ;. 'ZI. ‘I'liis II'LIII‘
st: .».
has in I'll :III 1. _.
\\ Itli I‘. nope. I: -~
IIIIIIIJ, -.‘.
It I‘uIIttIII-Izt'x tI
thus I II‘
Hi this .IIII IIIIII :I
I‘I'Illt‘ I \p In
22". ton. is.
\t l'_\ l.;:'_.I- l-l-Iln l'llI'll has l'tr' n ‘Ill‘l'lll‘tl
fl'ttlll t‘..s I.:_\. I'I‘IIII:II=I\' lIiI~ I'iIlII‘I‘
sliiiv‘ti fit :II III" I-E .. .
l‘t‘ilt'll i““ ‘l‘ll‘ I ,III'I :4
III the sinisvti \\‘.II
'l‘IiIl
I-l' Hm ..-..I...., ...,i
Inii’r-III i‘-Il‘.
t:iIiI :I'i i\IIri_;--
t
III-I-III ilt‘ IIII:III-.-t sent to IIIIIIIIII‘ this“ ..
sun \\ Iii r "I -!I {In In Iinyuus Itilhlllll‘ I=f
I-II-vI-II niIi.I Ins iItI~lII-I~,
'lVill‘ liI‘sI ship.
llll‘lil \v.I~ In Me ‘~ viii. ‘J‘IIII. VI‘II" \lllJIII‘eI
sIIIpIIII-m lllil-II' II. :Iin win-“III. of the
seas ‘ll \\ .I‘ II: I. In. ‘tllII tin-Luge»; III.-
Tut: I- tl'le Is. The I.ll.:' st ~Illlillli‘lll in tiny
i'lI“\\t’-I\ II\ll~1ll;lt‘lil‘llllllllil<t‘lI_\' \\‘:l\
‘ IIII\I Iii" ItIiI-I’s IQ I‘.I..
.‘iUH II II‘I‘IIs. II}
.IllII “In I.“ .1" ~l rltl_‘II- sIII; IIIeIII \\‘:Is .‘IIM
I'tromi‘dy. Its the result ,ef an “intense
Iiitellectttztl application which undulv
pressed at husy IIrIIin.“ he added:
" Banish the devil of modern arithmetic
from our puhlic school.‘ I assaults
the I‘l'tlltl Iinil iinperils the life. It
develops precm‘ity. :Ind pri‘t‘ot‘itv is Iiit~
nature. and lll‘t‘lltlllll’t‘ is it monster.“
'I‘III'itt‘ and “vigor.
I’rlu‘uiw .\‘rxrtxi‘i :rlt‘ the IIIrIIT is the
only thin: ttuit keeps the rule of “ours
iti this country higher than iii England
and the European I‘IIIIIIIIII s It is :I IIII‘t
I-I great Illil‘t‘llilltl‘t‘ and should I‘t' clear-
l_\- t'\lI|I'Ii‘IIt‘II. tIIIr trIi‘IIl‘ It Is :iIIiIIItteIl
IIIIrs Inuit) I-I‘ Ixur ‘Il‘t’lllll‘IlNllH‘ out of the
In.IIkI-ts of the \Inrl-l. The 11 -pIIIIliI‘:iII
siys that :Inv I'II'Iipt-IIIIIIII
LII‘IIIrI-rs II‘. foreign trziile \VIIIIIII IIII-;III
tiI:It :tll \viigI-IIII-II III .\IIIerIt‘ii would
placed on :I footing with I:ihoriiig IiII-n
III Iinglzind. and I‘ll the continent of ICII-
rope. That is the point to he proved. and
the IIIIIIII‘tIve method of tut-stint": l'i‘lll‘l
\\Ii:it we want. .\‘zIw 'Ill‘ Until-l.- with
tininy of tin-alleged I‘III‘Is tliiit IIII- lint-til»
III‘:III gins Is that they ~eeiii tII III‘IIIrIvrd
:it II} :I IIt‘IIII 'll\t‘ pro.- ss. Ii in Me sI-v~
I~I;II st i'I :II nts :i‘I nil I.I-- I \p It't IIIIIII III
II.I!II\\.III- iIIIIIi \,...~ It I\t‘ll iII (II-runny
\\ IIII'II ill't' directly and II Illy I‘IIIItr.II~I- II
I"_‘ .\Il'. Silrfi!‘lt‘~.‘ II\\'li “aids. The “I“
lIllIIIli‘:tll :II'rIvIII :It lls fuels IIy \II‘IIIII‘~
l".
“on. Mr. Sargent I-y \\li:It he knew of
IIM‘IIIIIHI‘ \‘f his tl\\II IIusIIIIIss. “\-
\‘t‘rt‘IHIII IIIIII \Ie (‘Itllitl not .\l'llll mir
lllilllllf.|t‘llll‘t‘tl gov-Ils :IIIIIIuII ili I‘otiitlelt-
tIIItI \\ItIi other nations. IKII‘ts learned
II) IIIIi'sI-Iul .IlmIIIiII-n II\ IInr I‘IIII‘ILII
II prI-s.»iit.itt\'I-s III IIIII'I-rent' pii'ts III the
\\t'IIiI show iii~t the contrary; Some of
II!t“\‘ I‘Clt'l‘l II;I\'I‘ III'I'll l't‘I‘t'l’l't‘II III III {III
IiII~r I“‘llllllllllll‘JllIlllr. III the same III~
tIlli'Il\t‘ \\;l_\ I suspect II :III'IYI‘II :it the
tiiost slll'l'l’lsltl: LII"! tlizit III I‘Iiiqluiiil :i
century ILL: I “the Illlt‘fillt'll I-I‘ supply and
demand I::III no :Ippliiotioii to labor.“
Supply and tll‘llllllltl II:III sIIIIIetIIIn: to IIII
\\ItII the I'IIIII‘ IltlI‘\llI|lt Ii\I- t'I'lI'Illlt"
I'LIIIII‘I‘. ztI‘I‘t‘I‘IIIIu to the liistwriu'ItlIeI-Ii,
III \\‘l’ll|ll..: _IIf the t ilIII‘is of the pliigtie
III the II-Igti III' I’ltlwurd Ill. he s:I\s:
“Hitherto this supply ot‘ IiIrI-II Lil-or II III
III-I-II III-Iinthitit :itIII I‘IIe'Ip. IIIII \\ tilt the
i‘tiviiges III IIII‘ IIII- Illiii‘k I‘-‘.IIII and the
III-I‘rerise of population lulu-r :It once II-I-
I':iIuI- sI‘aIee and dear. 'I‘Ill'lt‘ was :I :I-lt—
erIII ris-~ of wages and the I‘.ll'lt|“l>‘ III the
I'IIuIIIry :is well :Is the “I'LIIIIIII'I' emits.
iiII-ti of the town siiw IIII‘III‘I'I\-“ threat-
I-III-Il with rIIIII IIy \\lI:It «wood to lIiI'll'
‘leH the I~\tI‘:i\;I_: Itit Ilt‘llltlllil\ III the Li—
I‘Iissilily tII- .\‘tlllt‘ llt'lllll‘llYt‘
plum“ may he rI-sp Insilile filt‘:is~i~_:tiiti;
III'I'IIIII “Ilit' ‘llt‘l‘k SJ; .. III .‘t III'IIIIII II\I‘
IIIIIIIITI'II )‘irtl‘s‘ :Igo insII-u-I III two IIII‘II‘
:iiIII )I~:It\ Iniilirr i‘." has III-vii IlI- - to .ill
other :IIIIIIIIIIIIIs \lllt‘i‘ Ion; IIIIIII'II the
t‘hiistniit It i litit :I little slip III:Iy III-r»
Imps I‘l‘ ptIII Itttul III \‘lI‘\\' I l~ the [HII‘III‘
Ibt‘.\lll_\ 'IIIII force of the quotation.
l'IIII ti;\' IIIIIIII :II'I- lIl~'_IiI‘l‘\llIIII' IIi‘s re
IIIIr I‘liss."
.- I! t't‘ viii-Ill}. II‘ the II“|'|llIIII' In II;II
III'I‘II :I little lllIIlI‘ t‘Jl’t’lllI III :eittng :it
the IIIitlI III the Intse it \\ .IIIIII II:i\I- Iound
llizit~IIIIII-Ii‘eI-tr1ole \\'ll-l- I“ IIt‘JI I‘I tl.I-
I'LII‘III'fII [Hit of the sulgi-‘I‘I \oty III'.:~~»
I). :In I tint? :I I;II'.:I- iI.IIt III the «III I) III
I“ hit. il \l‘l-‘I‘.t"‘ is .;’.\en III III: III\I-~III.:LI
ti~-n III~ fuels. In sIIIII’t. il \"|‘l|l\ Ii‘lll“ III
III‘ I-‘l III II IIIIIIII the II- I‘llliilt',tll tl:.It I s-
II’II‘II\II\‘\I IIII‘ts III" ‘ltt'l “.|I'\ I I :I silt»
IIII'IIIry pr we“ le Il‘. IllI‘ll\ I- It"l\"IlIll;_:.
I III4II \.
IZ‘IIglIsII :IIIII \Iiici'it iIII II) stI Is.
L..I:.»I.IIII‘.;'I‘. I,II
Hue llltl~I pity on I'ii_"‘v.IsIIIII» II for too
“nuts. Ilt‘ :IIIan :III I‘Iiiupvutis lows
II-~III\ \viIII. out II In Its IIII'. Illt‘ ll'il.||l|
I-II loi'. st. .III I s.I\.i;I~ glI-II I't‘IIVEIKIIt; 1..
tIIIIIoIIy. llllII III nil llils Ill‘ Ii I‘I n:IIi;IIt.
.\‘I l'I'IllII)’. IIII IIIII-s my stvis. and for him
II\I sI- inns! II~I Ilt‘l t'I.t\‘ \\ IIIIlIy natives
IIl' nothing. ’l'lIese I.IIIII I' \t :It the
I.‘lll;;llft'l| I'our shillings. I-I SI. ‘I II .‘-~n.
IIII- tllltlt‘ II\I~I\I-‘ \\I-i-.:IIIiI-_: Ii-It itiotln
IliuiI ll:.tli}‘ :i single Inge Inst-I III
\Illl‘tltlt. .\t :I \I l’) IKIII‘ |"\‘IY‘I so?» ~Ii
III the .\lliilIII IIlv‘ 11.11..“ union-[III- LII. —,
Ix.tllt‘ls‘ II) u“... 5.1“”..1- ‘\- ‘3... “1m“ ,\lllt'lli‘.ll\ IlIiiv- I‘oiuts. I-III- shilling pI-r
. . . I .i . I .i
turn s» :It \‘Ilt' huh I IIII'I'I‘I to the I'm. , n ‘I"’ "' '\"'*1“.l ”I‘I " ‘ ‘~ 1‘“ I" ”ll
, I' I ' l I‘ . iltlitllllt‘tl IiI I.' :Ilsll w I' 1'. two shill-
In W-- Li I. . ~II I\ IIIItIsIII III II.I\'II i Inga I“‘r 4......” Snitch. “min“.."lhqn...
'Illl':'|‘ l le II:II~ Il’tl . :II- Ii! .‘. ..I II;lll‘ Is a ‘lt‘l III .'-‘II' I‘I‘ILZIIIII mumps. tIIrI-e ,luu.
.. I. H... ': I. 11L , z.“ “I 1., H,“ Hm, II..:~ .‘IllII sin" in e. .\n ,\IIIeiie;in newly-
. ~ I . . . . . . . .
“""i\ I-I IIII I" \ 2|- V J. ,. .\.“ Twill" IIIIIIII \\IIuIII pi.IlI.IIIIy III I III tIIILIIIsII
. H I I'I'Iween ll;|ll\v\ :itIII IIIIII‘II. \‘olvh or
.I -
l...‘ ' il'IIttiigI-se. Iiiit III Illlli‘ he wool-I It‘t‘~
IIII‘ I'Ihnz-“I . .Iiirn IIJI If Immense g I-Iznuw :I "I'll Hll sweetness ltllII II--ls.~ IIII
l-II-II -IlI~lI‘. w I"! HI IA butane). and its
l'ilIlll't’ III \I l Ilvltl'v 1 Is III yIIIIIl I'»
\Jll .‘nt“lll -I_‘. st. Is
...IIII'v‘i in I‘ ;I
I) II} ~' l‘ for plinth; \‘tt‘l“ III \II‘IIlilllil.
.IIIII II: ‘s'r\\t‘ll‘ ul lIlI‘
i'l‘ " III III" II‘lTl‘t'I.
the III : ..I'|‘I A‘ III! lilgt‘l ~t.' s.
Iiilll II'iII .I r. In)
; .\ I. w yI-ui's .igu IIII
~III.iI.I'~I si.'~. ;i\'-
N» -\v
\\‘Illt‘li iII'I'
- r.I-_:In : JIM”!
I
I‘IIII~u';.~ i ,IIII‘
III ll‘II -' i.
‘. .l lI-Il I-I~III_; III-I‘rssnt')’
. .1 in El II I‘ III I’Ill.tlll Il.I~ \‘I‘li
pI-Iy I! .\. I l“‘ ~‘III -II In tort-tut \\.'III~i~.‘
III '... iIz» :IIII.l.ty the time is llIIl tiii‘
IlIsI II “in Ii "II .\" :IIIII "I‘\I|',l“,-‘ *IIlt'
iIr_'I-~I s. .1 III stwi‘s \\ III I...
I! I.Iw.
l’I IIIIII‘I II Hi
this tI I'I‘l". In I when 'II-~\”:II'I I:
II i , ‘
\\.II In .I .._ It ll‘l\.tlll.l_’t‘ l I gi’n\\t‘l\. .Is
I‘_\\It'ts IIIVII l‘I‘ \I-Iy Illl'iIItY III Ml"
lt'l‘lli" sl't‘ ‘IIII )t :it‘.
'l‘in I;:lI‘I~;*~ III IltlII" iI.Is I't’l‘ll :I grail
Itr'llt‘ilf ll' Fl'-i\\\ ;. II! this vicinity. and:
slilpln'l's‘ hire IIIII.IIneIl :I {illl' tiiiiigiii I-i~
prI-I'II. II I» s-IIII th..t the I.Ir_:e plIInII-rs
" II.I\I- IIIIIII' than they
\vhrit to II.
\ ‘."\'I’I'Illll|ll;_:
funds.
IIIIII.
III they know
unit.“
the liziiiks \\'llll
which iIl'I'l'Illbly Isuii exaggeriv
.\t\'|ll'~_'_~l
Uur II_\ slt'l’lll'dl have It \"I-I Ilt‘iltl>.
and tire reaping the IIeIIeIiI of veiirs of
II;iI‘.I toil IiIi-l many risks.
“ill Business lim ite.
bestow-1‘» .\II‘Il'Ii'fI' for Mu
I’rices throughout the World continue
to shrink. :itIII us :I consequence there Is
distress III :III the In Ii‘kvts of the World.
It Is a loosing I-:I~IIII ss to produce on it
fIIIIIIII; riituket. aiinl Ilt‘lll‘t‘ t~tIII-rprtse Is Fig.1” the Supreme «Hurt of the l‘nited ,
t‘lit‘t‘kml. III IIII~_\‘ :II-I‘IIIIIIIIIII-s~ III the Ii~ ’
llll'!ll.t-‘
:If~-
:iIIII tliiit they are:
IIIIIII‘ Ilt‘~l l-Zrit:_isli Ityst ’l' \\Il.‘I‘It III:
[I'IIIt‘rv lIl‘ IIIII IIIIssI'ss. It IIsii iI IIII‘
\lllt‘l It‘uiis III .tIILIst‘ III“ II\~lI~l‘s I:I I‘I‘ .‘IIIII
‘I':I‘:I IIIt‘lll t‘tlllltt‘l. IIIII III IIIy l.t‘l|‘ iIIII
; I II-Iveulv. Iy~I~III~IIIlI~\I-II-II ItlIIII'II"lII'It‘
‘sIIIIIi :It Ill‘illl' :IIII .IIItfilzitl the \\ Iiitlo
‘Is Illt‘ \‘I'IV IN“I I~y \Il‘l‘ I‘l the “will. III
:in Ifnglrii II} ‘IV‘I‘III‘i‘ \wii -_:.-I .In Illlt \-
‘Vt IIIIIIIi‘iIiy ._r.. III i‘-I.‘t :III I :i I'JI IIt' IIIIIII~r
\\ uh :I lI-IIIIIIIJ‘III‘ IIIIIIII no ; II' \ .III \\.IIII
‘:Ile IIr “IIII‘ IIn-\ send out for it. :I lhlll
III‘ goo I “I-iIII i" costing I'IIIIIIII-va. I‘IIis.
- I l;II‘ :l‘ \ll'i‘l|;lli :IIIII \.IlII-- I.-pII~~
:Iti Inlviiv.iiI-iii to .IlIIIIIt IIII’iI'e its
III .\IIII-III-.I-i I,i_:I-r. ,\iIIeIiI'.I Is
lluIIIIv I'I'IIIIsIIIIt-II IIIIIII :Is II‘LIIIII\ the
“luv I'I'l’il‘l t\\' :lIIII I-spw'i'ilh III IinnIul
sI-Iits
I‘Iisl
I|\‘II,'I".I‘I.IIII\ In the I;ItII-r Iti‘ll‘tf the
‘l'll ,. i'IiIiIIr III III the l'\"t'll‘II Ii. 'I'Iins II
t. mum” In I Itiih‘ll. :Is :I IIII'III .I;‘ III III-
IitIi. I\\'I~I\'I~ Illl\ :tIiII li'iII 'l‘tll)‘ :I II '.’.t"|
of our lllllllllz
marks :III \lll IIH‘ \\ .Iy ltv'I' II‘:III~~ :I«I\ II
I‘.llt‘s :irgue their (”l“‘_ and .‘lhill‘ tint.
llII IIIIIII~ putsii. Ii iii the \lll‘I_\ (‘I [II Iill
- s-‘s .‘lliv'l' III" III :IIIII; In I vie Ill" shell Il\“
(‘uttnort lcttt Stork.
The April report of the agricultural
duptll‘lInr‘fltrjllsl issued. has the fUIIOW~
Itig about stock in Connecticut: “Horses
are in an average condition. tiltiIiIlers.
t pi;I IIIIII‘ lortiygitis. tintl cerehro spinal
meningitis have prevailed to it lllllllt‘tl
extent In some portions of the suite.
I‘Ittle are in go Id I‘Iillililltlll :is their
grunt hits IIeIII l‘I‘II during' the winter
than Iisuul. owing to the short luiv crop
III~ last year. The total loss trottiiill t'iitr
s. s is I-stiiiiuted at two per l‘t'lll. Sheep
:ire III good cIIIIdltIIm :‘Ind ll!‘- disease re~
ported. Loss front :III I‘Iiises ll\‘l‘llt‘l‘
l‘t‘lll. III-gs IItIre heeh III-:Illhy except
from cliohhi.’ which has prevailed in
>t‘\t‘llll townships. 'I‘IIIIII loss from this
dist-use Is estiiiiiited at two per cent.
\title 1 Itiu‘ltic‘»
'I‘Ile :ltltiiitil report of the State board
of t‘hiirit I-s. which has just liven l‘rllil'
I-Il III :I pamphlet of ninety-{cur pages,
eoiitiinis \iiliiiihle infortiuition convene
lllg this important III-pirinient. Nine
piiges :ire III-voted to the general stututI-s
III-:II‘IIII: IIII I‘llllt‘ tinnitus. The results
of \ IsituIIIIiis during the yI or :It the
IlztlIIt’I-ttt p Inrlniuses in the .\HIIII :it‘e
III-I:IIII II III twenty—IIIIII- pin: s. 'I‘II- re
:II‘I- sl\l_\' I‘llt‘ towns II\\‘iiIII_: PI‘I‘I'IIIIIIH“.
:It I'Ii‘\| II III‘ \\'IllI‘Il prisonrrs :Ire l'I t‘I-II-
I-Il. .\ttiit‘III‘Il III the tIIIIII‘III-tis~ s :II‘I- 7-9
Iii? lli‘l‘t's UI‘ I;Ill‘l. III III\‘ III-ItlItI-llsI‘s‘ III
IIIII towns :ilI- l.rll~'I I-riIIIII't‘s. ”I this
Illllllllt'l‘ :toT :It‘II able to work. 'I‘IlI‘I'I‘
illi‘ ”it! I‘IeIIIII lllllltll‘tl IIr Itlll‘llt‘ puupI rs.
MM 131 Insane iuiiIi-v-rs. The report
contains \zilu1II-II’It;II-|I>sI~fstatistics.
,\ l‘itt.\;l’I|tI*lI III
I\I~.I YIIIKI
\IUII‘.
lizi
I-'ll‘.l\"l‘t l
.\Ilvices from St. Johns. Nenlwund—
I:IIIII.sl.IIe that the steIIiIII-r Ilium-r.
with over ‘JIIII IIIeII IIII hoard. has ri~tIIineII
to that port \\'lllt ZI'IJIIIH prune harps. .
the largest InitI‘Ir for per 'tIIIIIIIII_1II Iver
tziltIIII Int.- iitiv |\.|ll ill the wIIrll. I-vei‘v
nook and corner of the ship II"lll;.:
_IIIIIIIII-Ii full. .\‘IIe li:IIl:I heavy list to
p III. and \viis t‘l'lll‘h‘llt‘ll to sit-:IIII deiiil
sIII“ fl‘IIIIt IIll‘ llllit‘ “I. II‘:I\ ill-.I lIIt‘ II‘v III
ptevInt \llis‘t‘llltlil :IIIII lI;IIl to creep
II .m.. inch IIy lllt‘Il :tl‘iil foot I~v I'IIII
III'I‘ II~‘I‘I\. I‘I\\I-I’I'\I III IIII‘ top Iif Illl‘ liltis‘
uttli XIII” sI-rils. was :I sight III-\Ir IIe~
I'Iil‘il sI-oli III St. .I-IIItts. illllt‘ I‘IIIIIII ttlliiu
\\:Iy \\.l.\ I‘IHI‘I‘III Ill, IIIIIy IIII-III eunuch
I't'lllLf hit f It :I thin I I min-u himself
Into the door \\’:\\'. I‘III- Iillllt‘lt \‘I‘ll
IJIIII‘tI ;'.o and 1‘3“ “I‘lt‘ ‘I=|\\\'\I Illlill‘l'
the I-unlis III which the unit slept.
Iiight [ItiiichI-‘tis \‘t‘ll‘ till-.I “IIII \IlI
:IIIII the rcst w.is siowI .I III Illt‘ III‘III.
l‘lll. II.\\I\III\ \\\l l‘ lil\ I‘R.
.\ru' Its th‘tvr 'II“.‘ \:|l||l‘.ll or I I1‘Sl‘l‘tl
o A “at Romance.
A young man on the Albany Evening
{ottriial romances as follows. onu hat
tp:—
liI almost every hat Iiiaitufiictured an
oval-shaped sheet of paper called a
“tip“ Will he found pasted on the inte-
rior of the crown. .-\t\ Alhaliv firm.
whose hats are Iiiuntifuctttred in t‘oti-
lll‘t‘lll‘lll. is putrontzI-Il by It getitlettiztn
connected with one of the state depart-
ments III the capitol. llecI-ntlv \IIIiIe
Ilrllslllll}: his hat the IIVIII sheet o'f paper
Inside the crown l-eI‘IIIiie detached and
fell out. lie was surprised on picking it
up to notice writing III pencil on the
hack of Ilic sheet. Being :Ilremlv the
head IIfii household. and the husband
of ‘III llllt‘l‘l‘fillllg wile. the perusal of the
\viittrn lines excited only It IiiIIIiteIItiIrv
interest III him. After carrying the-
paper for some days he gave uitito II
Irietid. and finally It hits come into Iiiv
possession. The writing. \\'IIlt‘Il is unit
and IllthAllkt‘ iIIIIl reseIIIhlI-s very strnng~
I_\' the penintuisliipot‘ the young I:IIIII‘>‘
graduating from the feiitiile l\t'.tlll‘ll\\'.
reads as folltnvs: ‘
“I wonder who. if any one. will I-vI r
open this tip and see this note. “'ill it
he so strange to them :Is to me to think
IIIII one so fIIiIIIlIIIr “IIII North I‘Iiirl
slreet III the tIZI}S Ur lit't‘ >t‘IIlHII Illt‘
slIIIIIIIl III I).IiilIury twduy Iae making
tips {01‘ -7 “‘5 \IIIII‘.’
'l‘nere is something of pittlins III this
Ill’lt‘f liillt‘ .\Ii slimligvly Ill‘IIllgIII In light
ll It‘IISIIIIt‘, .\‘u [II spook. III- gilliltlullllt:
from the tIIIIe-IIIIIIIII'eII Institution tlll
l'eztrl stieet \\iilI Ilt‘lh‘llll \’t>ltllls of the
lutture.
were to Ilith‘ I-I-rii III‘VHIHI'IL‘IHWI iii the
huttle of life. IIIIIIIIg IliII-Iigh :Idversttv.
Little thought had the sweet gl‘ll
gimlinite. us she lislI-iird to .he up
pluiist' :It'I‘IIiupiitIinig the coiifeiriti; of
Ilipioiiius at»! the wise Words of the
‘iIIIIstIIIIIL “IIII lI.-.irt IIIIu-Idtng with
hurt- and high :IISIIIIIIIIIIIH tlI.It III ll few
short years wIIuIIl till he brought to
naught lIy \‘lllt‘l :IIIII utIII~IeIIttIIg III-Im-
Iy. To that girl or “IIIIIIIII the name of
the stt‘I'I-t and city where her school life
\\:Is pussI II IIIiist Inlll: IIllt‘Iri tItI-tiIIIrirs
oi‘ those happy IILIII'yIIII II tys :Is she
III-nits IIvI-r III-r Ilziily task ;ti Il'e hiit
iti;iiiut'.t«‘t Iry III liztiiliziry. Let us hope
thzil the IIIIIII‘IIIuiiIIIIs of her school life
may yIt III- [villi/n II.
‘\.‘I‘ .\t the kink.
“\V-Iu IItiftzht to II:I\‘I~ seI-II lllt‘“ s:IIII :I
\I\;II‘IIIIis young lady to the Ilt‘\\' Illlliliv
tI-r. “I'd just :III IIII~~I\'.III~~IIII ;InII mulli-
ii \litll‘ \\ III~II lll=\\'ll I fell on ti;_\~-"
".ltxsiv ‘ ‘ s:IIII III~r tiioiIJ-r.
.“\\ II.II ‘ I II. it \\ :is too fiintiyl ”he
skate went who \\:I\‘. :In I one the other.
and down I I':IviI~I krill 1- till my -
\Itv
In) .\I.III.
Ill \pril, ‘AVI. lilltt‘ stills were I rwu_;ht
by the town \‘i I‘IIIIIIIII ziguiiist :Is III my I
under the \lflltllt‘ III‘ l‘III. UH the :IHIIIIII
Ih.Il th- i\\li‘l‘ IIIuIsnerI- Ii:ItuI‘;II :it the
time of \li‘\l,:lliill\tll. .‘IWIIHIIN \\I-t'I- iii;i~le
t.. vixise :I IlltlII‘I'litI tent of I'th‘il \“‘III
N Iitit III: the LIII‘III‘III tit-II ~‘llI‘II turt . “I‘lt'
iII‘I»II>\:iIII, 'I‘Iie Inis’es lune I-w II III t‘IIIIII
I ver since. :l\\';lllltl: the III-wisioii of III"
sIIIIrI iiie Imurt Ill-I‘ll ,I g: III‘I II I" ttlionl
Ink-tight tilt It‘l‘ III-- s: ItiitI of l‘\‘.. .\II;
iII'III‘I-I thugs IlllIII‘! the III! I.II III II '
suit “ere sI-t I|\'IIII‘ :I II‘\\‘ III-Iiit'lis since':
hv the suprI-nie I~ -nrt :Inl the \Ilt‘IiIl~It ;
\"t‘lllllllfi‘lillli‘l‘s‘ were :iIIIII-IIIII'II :I tirwl
I‘Illllllllll~‘t‘ III Il’)‘ lIII- K'l‘t‘. I‘III‘ lII‘\\'
\‘i‘IIlIlIIIIt I‘ \\ III II~ gin sI-ssi us on .\I I\ ‘3‘
III t'lint In. I.‘t\§ I'IiIlIy I'll-I40 Stu-h
Il.itd III the superioi‘v Illil l‘l \Ihl llI-Iww n.
III~:II~I :ii.:IIIIII~nIs II\ .III I.:I- l.\ n-II- II tlll'
~IIII \\I\I| ‘ll‘lh'lll’I‘Il LII the II\stI-r :t I\\
ll‘. (llltl \\'.IiniIiI;t.=Ii I‘ \\'IiI'~I\ \\ It“ Irp
iIIsIIntI-II the to“ II I-l t' intuit. upon the
III 'IlI'~*!l to I i,I~I~. IIIIII i‘I-sI-II'I I his II. was
I'll. \i the mine Illllt‘ lie :Ipp ‘lIllt II
.III I4» l‘lk" :i I' iiiiiIitlI l‘ to It! .It the \‘l
t'Illllllll~~\lII!lI'I \
l” ' It IIIUII I'III‘ \hll \.
\l-sIIIIIItx III the I‘I‘t'\:|llllt; in
I I|III‘I:|‘ I too t‘l\.
ILIgr
It Is gritiuulh thinning upon lllI‘. says
the II HIJII I‘I‘III'\p-\!lllt‘lll III The vaitisus
I‘It) ‘I‘IIIIIN. that ~onto lIlI‘IllIIr‘lH III. the
love me lmrII Without it sI-Itso. of humor
~IIIst :Is oiliets :II'II horn deaf. or IIIlllII. l‘r
“ItiI-Iiil ilI‘ll‘ lots and litigt‘Is.
i- «s. on I \-IIII,.\ tighter III ~I'lI.-' l'I‘l‘liIJ"
IIIIII. I\:Is |ll\l IIIIII. iIII LIIIII :I iIIiIm.‘
{noise I.~Ii.-. :II..I \\;Is :I I-iis. IIIIII
III .IriI II It IIIIu I‘I.II the II I\\t Is sI-I.I I» IIIs'
IIIIIIItII \\I-II- little sII-Ii‘l iiIIIII‘I‘ Its
time Il'lt’llII III his .\“lll :i Ivell .I s-Irt
I-II.IIIIIII~-iisliItIs\IiilII-I \\ II.tl IIII‘I-rutiei- It
iI III II-IIII III~I‘I‘:i~’II-l It Is iitip. sxi‘IiI- II'\;l_\.
\\ III‘IIII‘I' IIlIs I‘lilIlI‘lliJl' I‘I ll‘lltl had It. .‘I:
II.II'III’I\.III-lll Iilt'IIIr-I J ' I-r iii-l
IlglllVli'.
.«I’\\III~IIII~r It \\:is III»I‘I*l_\‘ IIIIsiiglitluss
:III .IIIIIi
I
EI‘I I1
I’
I-I
Ill
\iiI;.IIi') I am :Il :i 1.... l . II I'I In. ”III
II II-i LI 1..“ II IiI‘-- .\.iiliviti -I~:Il :i “gul- s
I3, iI’.” liie l'II~t IIV Il.i'.~I-, \xIn-ilII r or IIII‘.
he sent .I I' IrII \\ III. the» tote-win ll “cute
not iiiI'IIi’Iti- II. t'li II'IIIIII; l' 'llllllt'lillll‘) I‘ll
I';II\;IIiisIIv IIII‘III 1v. Is ll not. the I~.|\‘l
III:II I'I ~I‘;_;’IIII~I' i‘llIll\.tl| s--I..ls “grit. .!
‘ii Ir” III t \ l'... - l‘.,;‘I:~»t‘ II' Iss. Ii It lI Is
III‘I‘IIIIIIII; IIIIII‘IIIiI-. this I‘Iisto‘ti. I‘very
sin III II\ .i-Ir. III e:II‘lI. tIiI- I~Iiis twin; ‘
,li led with silt \\'.‘Ill'l’. IiIIl III in_\ I'--iI
Itoiinul no II)’~It'l'\ :II :III, III-iii; [Mela-.1
\\'llIl rI-I‘iiw “IrIIIIIIIinL-s" :IIIII IiiisoixIl-‘II-
Ilinis or mussels, I
:III of this low swunllin: goes far to de—
sirIIy \tIiIII'iI'IIIt reputation tit-r honesty.
since there are few English tu-iIilII-s who
have not been cheated with .\IIIIII‘iI‘iitI
» lIrII\'|\‘lt\lI~l of some kind. Iiut
was coming: III isnthe good news
authorities all agree that during; the coin-
in: year there “it“
IIoii III the price of “the delicious IIIIII-
E
I
I
l
.
.
Il‘IlIlIS .\II‘.\I.iIIIIn. IC~II , who III-fended
:IIIII acquitted.eitqiiierr ilowluiid I-f the
.\IIt'II’Ill iItI-Iv yezirs :I'_:‘I. charged \viili
IiizinsliiuziIlIII‘Jizis just won on important
Suites. III which he Ilt‘ft'lltlt‘vl the Bridge-
what I .
‘I: E
U It . “Illsuy
he :I :11‘All‘vultlt- I
Ilisk.“ III fziI‘t. the stock for I‘epl Iiiting
has diminished in per cent. helow theI
rates of those III’ :I _I't‘lll' :Iin.
.\II Important Decision.
- Iii_;li
IIeI-II llUI ~‘I_\ III It ' ‘
.I‘I'rtuiti classes nowadays brings with It
':I crop
II:III~III-I. must he II-thsII III‘III'JIII :I in IsI.
--I II '\\t I . iI-i\i~ ~I. ItIllI‘.“ :i I‘iI .i\I tl J“.\t‘l \
II.iIIl\\‘.III- IiIziii-r. Iii'ust I‘.»‘ I.I\.- :I
sI-IIIIII- with his I .IIIII- \\II‘.I\t .I in
H“ the II.IIIIIIIY I:\.-I‘_\ IIIIII“. nius' III~ II.i\I.I
'l IIIIIII'II‘II shoe III‘ :i t'lIII kIl i‘.tllt‘ or :I
I-.Itl.ir \II\ll“ III ivIan I-I' I‘IIsI-l-tiils!
l.--I Itshopenot ; “II-t Its hung up the
fiddle :iiid the how." and the clearer and
the coal scuttle :IIIII the high l‘UII‘ll‘ \\'Il-".l
we go. I’etI-r \\‘III extri- nothing: for these
things. He \\‘lII s' '
trIIIIi‘. and II' (III \\\‘t*t‘ is "IIIistIIII. A he:
:“I I~:iti'i I-xziiiiitie you In) sell. ’
hut we IlllYt‘llI‘l esp \‘Iltl bond of thin”-
iiiers for Boston people. If you \\ III lune
the goodness to step Inside. I Will Ixill
Illt‘lll togtliei‘." lint every l‘tItII-rul :itiiong
I‘--:ti
twilisi-‘s
of hideous shapes in Ilowcrs.
which IIIIIII'e:IttetiIlzineeupon the ghostly ‘
charm-II rtsties of the deceased. \\'lio. hut
I’ll] uiipoetieal idiot. \vItII txiivliiile
seiisilziliites. would wire to Insist upon i
‘* waving hefore the eyes of III~:I\ I-n hoping 3
friends the seal of :III IIIII‘III‘istIun :iIIII
‘ hi‘utiii hie III the form III. a hell? I
i
l‘tll'l l..\ It .\N'I‘Rt)\tl\l\'. I
l
\\'Iiut .‘Iuy Iu- seen by Star (-inct's iIII
the .\lonth of “try. I
“or brothers and sisters. the planets. I
and our satellite. the moon. present
Imitt‘ial l‘t‘lllt rs llllll-II'II‘ and production 5 h,“ Shounlnhjt t‘ompaiiv who had the I
1* M i‘ «““"“_“““I- “I" “”5“ “I ””3 "Ixiiirii" arrested for H liirxe amount I-t :
state of alhirs. as. we have repeatnllv penalties for currving :III t'XL‘z-ss of l"“' :
expliitnel. Is the discarding of silver in WIN...“ 31.11am.“ utilillt‘tl to tlieh‘eere— i
Ineusurtug values. _ (iIIIIl Is practically f [IU‘G‘Uf the Treasury for a retiiission of i
the sole unit. and it has to do Ilouhlu 1““; “mam“. U“ the ground “f “Mme...
dutytita time when the gold pro-.liie-j
tin" of the world is falling; IIII'. 'I‘his hits
I tl'ectetl prices :I.l IIvI-r the globe. in hit!“ ‘
lurous iIIiIl semt-ritililed countries as
In Europe and .\ IrIII .\IIII-riczt. There
Will heIIII cli:IIi:;-- fur the he Ier until
I tion was granted. ‘
g informant claimed thzit the action of the '
tioziiil violation of the law. and his peti~
The t‘ouusel for the
‘I Secretary \vzis utieIIiistitutiuniil. It was
i argued lief-Ire the Supreme t‘utirt of the
1‘ \I in January List by .\I. McMahon
,i~.._.IH. -‘ ‘
silh r I‘ II II.t.-l.l..llr II .is .I In ILI-y :Ii:-I.Il. . tor the 53.3““. ”I t .mpmv rim} iiy .\lr.
utitlticgmiiitmns are now pending he~~
tween Germany. France. Italy. the
I titted .\tttI—s. IIIIII severzil lllllliIl‘ nu~
trons. to brm: this III-IIrItIle state of at?
fairs about. It will he :i happy day for
mankind when III-:IIeizilisiii will he re~es~
tuhltsliI-Il. fortheiipric s will advance.
trade Will be stimulated. and the lzth-r- i
in: class of all I‘Illl'llrlts will he I~III~
pIIIyed at It‘lull'll‘rtllIVt‘ wages.
“The lit-\il Hf .\lmlcrn .\rithlnctic."
lion. Henry I‘. II IhiiIsI-n. of Hartford.
has some seiisihle ideas upon the suhject .
of education. cspr't‘ltlll)’ iti regard to the
modern method of teaching: airiilinietic.,
He does not 'lllllkrlllit! it should include}
allmuthemzitiea or that there is anyi‘
hem-fit in cramming the lIrziiIIs of young‘
children With till the slut? found In the
latest arithmetics. In R l'lz'Ct'tll talk he~
fun: the Hartford High school. Mr.
Robinson said:
“Let we saw another thing. and it is
by way of criticism upon our courses of
stud ' in the public schools. 1 am not
tune of I believer in a Miltouio king
devil. but am sure that there are many
and mluifold devils in our places of
educntiou. business and social life. One
of than his entered and is daily enter
in; the open door» of our beautiful and
well 'utad'lchoolhouaes. and it is
quite tune that he be driven out with
mull reference to the order a! his go-
ing. He in the (hull of modern arithme-
tic. Thecurrent text books in arithme~
tic hove expanded and put on consum-
unto lira. have swullowed up algebra
nudgeometry, and are going on to
trigonometry and conic sections.
\I’rnhkm which have an easy and
moral method of algebraic solution
on put into the urithmeticu to he
‘ out by aer and forced
m Andthey toll on this in
quhl dicotphno. lent“ diacipluel
, M ‘ will hurdly loom toyou
’ .. m at jo by-aud-dy. when vou
» chi tolling evening alter
.\twiiter for the iiifIIrIIier. .\fter holding:
it under consideration for alwut three
months the Supreme Court made a
decision in fnvor III' the Steamboat Com—
p‘ul)‘ holding that the act givuig the
power of remission to the Treusury de~
pIIrIIIII-iit was constitutional; the ~ say:
“From the adoption of the constitution
I III the present moment I‘otigress'hus ais-
serted Its right by statute to invest the
Secretary of the Treasury and other oili-
I cers of the executive Ill'allt‘ll oi: the Gov-
ernment with power to remit tines. pen-
Vulfi'es and forfeitures imposed the
laws of the I'IIItI-d States and in none of
the cases of this t‘ourt or In the (‘Ircttit
Kl‘urrant of remission had it been sin:-
gested or Iiituiiated that such legislation
is on encroachment noon the President‘s
power of Pardon." “The decree ot the
(‘ourt below is therefore ufi‘IrIIieIl.“—-
Opinion by Mr. Justice llmluu.
Not so bad as It \"Iu. _
April. 15374. eleven years ago. closed
much more disastrously than the present
April does. It looked very wintry yes-
terday. but it Was dog-days along side of
eleven years ago. L. K. Mansfield kept
a daily journal then. and his weather
notes are Interesting. They are as fol-
lows: _
April 25. show and hail.
" 25. snow three Inches deep.
“ 28. snow, bail and rain.
“ 29, snow and hail nearly all diy,
. Cold as usual.
“ 30, cold. Birds are starving on ac-
count of the snow.
May S. snow-fall in Great Harrington.
“ 10. thermometer 93, in the shade.
—-Daubury News.
Ir. Rider's Own “'urds.
John Rider. captain of canal boat.
Erie Cannl. says: “Agoil is the best mf’d‘
icine I ever used for Bruises. Sprains.
Gall: and for Colic in horses or men. It
Had but one bottle and could not get
number I Would not take the dollm for
run: gun . pk all??? “I“
will ‘ .u as m or
trill. I» 759
A.
and District. Courts of the l'niteil States,
involving the operation or effect of such.
Nomi.
charming IIIIII varied aspects during the
month of .\lay. \\'e have on the records
the superior conjunction of Venus. the
conjunction of Neptune. the quririlruture
Inf Jupiter and the western elongation of
Mercury in which the git-:II central orh
isthe chief :iI‘II‘r. \\'e have :i'so the
conjunction of Venus and Neptune, and
two conjunctions of Mercury and Mars.
wherein planet meets planet on the cel-
estial road. The tnoIIu is not he Imdhand
in contributing her pm" to the I‘I-ZIIs'iul
exhihition. for. hesIIli-s swinging her
ponderous sphere near the whole l’iutiily
of planets in turn. she III‘cuIIs Mercury
and Uranus for the telescopic delight of
observers more fortunately stunned
than those who look upward from this
belt of the earth‘s territory. In reality.
\‘enusjind the earth are both revolving
inelliptiealorhits around the sun. as
would he plain if observers could take
the great luminary for a standpoint.
\‘enus being nearer the sun than the
earth. moves faster and makes a smaller
circuit.‘ The earth moves slower and
makes a larger circuit; The former.
traveling ‘21 miles in It second completes
arevolution in 2‘35 days. The latter
traveling 18 miles in a second. com-
pletes a revolution in 365 days. Thus
our nearest planetary neighbor. and her
twin sister, the earth move. on in their
appointed paths. Venus. all the while
gaining upon the earth. A time must
come. when the two planets and the sun
will be in line with each othor, as is the
case with all the planets in the system.
This point. will be reached on the 4th.
Jupiter is rightly named a wanderer,
for he seems to move now forward, now
backward. and now he is stationttry.
Thus on the 7th of October, 1884. Jup-
iter and Regulus were in conjunction,
the planet after that time being east of
the star. On the 14th of March they
were again in conjunction. changing
places as before. the planet. being west
of the star. On the 30th they will be in
conjunction for the third time. the
planet again being cast of the star. to
whose vicinity he will no more return
until, nearly twalve years hence. be has
completed another revolution round the
sun, posing through the whole circle of
the zodiac. Regulus lies almost exactly
in the song’s path. being about half a
degree from the elliptic. so that the sun.
mooand planets ore otter: passing near
the bright mt. liar-'18 in it: our
Multan In, ad Vain it October
m. " 4
’-
; futhi- ‘
.'II,;I. us I‘II \I.lll"l
:rIIIIIIII the l-
\Viiere \l“ you I‘IIIIIII ' ’
“.II-seI-IIIIII-l” tIproviiigly spoke her
"\\'I‘.I. “Int: ~I‘III y scIIIItI-II III-III tiIi-
1..\\|,..,\-..I'.,) qwr Stu...“ m u... “M“. III-r IIII- .InII II-I“ II I «mum- on my
‘In..i;;..-..i “h.“ ”4.1m; to II no t|~..« .1.-. .f “.III »I pli IIII' )I ”tell IIIIIII iIzIII Lls,
munitions III' the IlI-I‘-~II.I.II.Is sII II‘IIII‘. E “ ”=1 in} IIUII‘ I‘I-ItlII r. “I .. II III III.-
.I-y IIlI‘ ILIIIII. :II,II l Illu‘ to Il.l\t' siii L‘Ill‘Il
IIini. Na“ \\II:II\ the lllilIII r'." .
‘I lie girl‘s iIIIItIiI-I' l lllt'lL‘I II I't-IIII Itc-
IIIIIII the I. ill-I- p It. :I siglII I II Ilt'tl'\I’1‘i »
It implies (\t‘Illt‘Vt‘lllt‘llI! lllfll"
III II' an the minister and the IIVl gentle»E
Itiziti IIIIIII‘II Ill" I“II\I‘I~.III III in :I “1
I‘i\I‘li:it=;'~*.
llr. \gnl‘s (‘I‘Irlila‘lftul I‘ills
lllll.tl‘l Illtil tle I.Iir :.t
ll st lilllI‘. 'I~I:Itl Is J‘Iisl \\I:;It II’I""‘ l‘i'is‘
.II I. 'l'iII v II-.iI‘II IIII- \I-ry It‘lllI-IIUII .\ III
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t'III' \t'll.\l.\X STEVENS,
For Sale.
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:it the TII'I I IIIINE'I‘ Y\t"l‘|‘ll\'
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For ,t‘ll‘l‘ app.) to
in?” JUIIX ll, RNAI‘P
hv‘vxfiuhi'wr'fiin A W,
SPECIAL CITY MEETING.
\IATHR'S Urrieu. I
(‘trv or .\‘I-I’TII .\‘oiiw .h. ‘ »
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iii 1- ;i‘: "h “ricer I‘I'y III: II. Sir;
“'uitiiitts. in It IIII'I-titigzuf the Board ot‘ I‘oiiiwil-
Inert of tin: city. held at the Cornell t‘humhcr.
Min 4“.“ 1\\“I, the following resoiution was passed:
“l‘ic‘xr nIi'. lllzlt llis Ilonor. Nelson Taylor. Jr .
.\turur. he and is lIerI-hv n‘IiiII-stI-Il to will It meeting
of the legal voters or this city to he held :it .\liiitur)‘
lliili. t‘ll‘Mll)’ lIiItI. ls\"I_ at s o‘clock I‘ \I . for the
purposeol' considerirgthe matter of the issue of
I-éIv bonds for the iiIIIIIhIt-Ilticss of the
I‘ll" on “(0001“ of the i‘nllrllnl‘lltlll of the water
“with. also to (‘utislilt‘l‘ the construction of a sewer on
I‘Iiioti and Ann street ~ and elst wherein said I‘Ity.untl
to lflkt‘ such action “llh reference to and hoods. IIIIII
said sewer. as nuiy seem advisable. stud to trtutstct
such other business as may properly come before
said rim-tin: “ ’
Now. therefore. by utitlioritv vested III me. I, Nel-
son ‘IIleIr. Jr.. .\layoro.’ said rtty. command you
to ulve‘nntice to lllt‘ electors of said mix. that It city
mowing “Ill be held at Military lliiil iti said city on
“'I-dtiI-sday May 13th. LIN). In 8 o‘clock in theevert-
lllzt. for the purposes stated iii the aforesaid n‘solIII
tioti. by fixing a trite and attested copy of this \\‘:if~
ram upon the signpost iti said city. at least three
days before the time appointed tor said meeting.
and [\llltlislllllL’ the ‘tune III a newspaper published
iiiioaid city III-fore the date of said meeting.
signed.
NELSON TAYLOR. JR. Mayor.
A true copy. littlest.
ED\\'IZ\' “11430); city clerk.
Have you got one of the beauti-
ful Panel Pictun's that are given
away with ““‘elcotue Soup?“
They are going very fast, and
the Soap is always welcome in
every family. 755 St
I The National Sheet Metal Roifi'li
Illlll PITIllIlt
AND
1100 III 0003
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Are ulteriii: their Emmy Stork .‘ll .\Ios! .\ttmvine
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from it'Ir. pr
from fine. pr yIl upward
from It ‘I' pr \Il upward
from s'IMIIpII roll of to ytls
upward.
yvl. upward
ES
3 yII up“ an!
Nottingham liitce t‘ttrtaiins.
l‘IoIII él 2.? I‘pws'Il
Sir iss Litre t‘ui‘tiiiiis.
From $3 I“ l'tha-Il
.\tiliIIIte and French hit-I- t‘iirtuiits.
From 3.3 «It: td‘flld
.‘liulriis Litre t‘Iirtiiins.
I‘I-IIII 3t IIII l';martl
l'III'I'IItIIIuI (‘ItrtaiinsI
From $3 In hpuard
'I‘IIpestl‘y Coverings.
From $1 .‘--.I I pusrd
(‘retotiiic (‘Iuet‘iiius.
From ‘30 l'ivwarxl
\\'iII-I-I\\' .\‘lmdes mode and put up IIII
short notice. Itr III:ItI-Ii:Ils furnished.
”pug. ._ ,s. e ‘I "III isz‘ [.3
"th‘ 1‘1: 1'1: lf‘--.'I<n
Broadway 6t. 19th St
New York Citv.
District ul‘\ur\vulk. ss. l‘ruhutc
1 Illl‘l. .\llfll. L‘lst. .\. II. lsst.
y.” --I.'I‘tI\I:I is I” lint \--I II». :z'l .I’. NI‘Y\\.|:k.
it. st -i I‘ sir -I Inc. .sII:
The I .IIIr' I‘ .IoiiI (Ir ‘ll‘ l\.~‘r
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CHARCOAL
TIN SHlNGLES 3110310100
HE Tax Payers or the South .\‘orwalk t‘IIiorI
School District :in- licrfhv notttled that the
District Tux or Two and one half I?» I nulls on the
dollar. laid on IIII‘ town :ismssiiient lzst of 18%|. at It
met-ll": M the Illslr‘k‘t hi‘ltl on lllt‘ 3d ii?” “I .littic.
I‘M. at l-‘riniklzti slh‘t'l whom III: -. “II; be
due and payable on the to tl‘l)‘ I f . , l\'§.'~.at
\Iliit‘h time I six-Ill be ready to rI-r. \t‘ I! Ntlllt‘ iII
W. t‘. Quittiirii‘s store, .\Ill‘lt‘ llsiil ILot‘k. .\laiti
slret _
.\‘peI in} sEII-Iitloii Is called to the followit I; st'rNI-Ii
of “An .\w: in .\IiIlIIIIItI to :III .-\II. rennin; III 'l‘II\:i-
tion :“
.\n I. (III :III)‘ ':I\ ‘iinl Irv :IiIv toIIII. city. or
horniigli or sIlIIIIII :strII‘I. ‘It tins Mute. Wlllt'll
~lI:Ill rInI.IIII IIII;I:I'II for one month :Iflvr the Milne
shzill heroine «inc and Imvuhle, Interest it: the Rite
nt lllli" I" TII’IEI. sI.:I.i he \‘Ilflr‘fill fr-IIII the twin-
\\ he!“ s;ihl tux bu‘eitiw s tlllt' IIIIIII he sonic t-Iiuli he
tutu .
the
l" .\ 'l'I ILLES.
I‘I-llI'r‘nr of Trivvs for tln‘ Smith .\oruiilk I‘Iiinii
.\I‘ltIuII ll.~lrit‘l
llriTIIlsIIIIIh Noruiilit..\pr;i1'. l,\‘\‘I. 2.1L it
II'I com! slum s :lft’ the motto of tht‘
\\.-I~l.I gnu llrpul-liv.
I ‘20
6:" In
Season. I will
Vaniutihurgli,
(.1135. lik'll‘ll‘Kk “TUB
F»- s—NEW—
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.\lssvorr. - - .‘rIIII
iiiisiuiis cls.
llllllWALK.
SATURDAY,
MAY 9th,
l‘IuwT. yxar.
'l"‘.I*\II'\\IIlTlllY ~ l!‘.“‘t. , « "‘1; lynx:
then IIILII-W «I “I I'll \lll.ll\ Ill II III: .\ I‘Iliim
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The First Discarerel Since The
Beluga.
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J. R._R.AYM0ND.
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FROM
Greens Farms
A'T
Remson Bros.
MILK DEPOT
\\'ashiltf."lon Street.
W.B.HALL&CII
BR llllEPllllT
Opening of Pin-sols and sun l'm- ‘
hrcllus.
‘IIU\I“
of I eiitv \II-rII‘ kids.
I “ll'Htll I\ S .‘
l IIIIItI-Iistt
CH Iloz.
.I crscy Silk Gloves.
Full a-surtnicnt III :is. .‘III. on. (.1- :md 23 Its.
Best It‘: It)‘ .\lILIItII-se Stlk Gloves.
Best 'l‘Iiil‘etu .\ili. (Lows
J crscy Jar kcts.
t'ptvsnls III ‘30 lliflt‘n‘lll rt) les.
50 tlIvr.
worth 751‘.
Col.
Good Jct‘ft‘)‘ \\'aists at it; cents each.
Dress Goods.
8.600 ymls Sstwus III II) rents u yard. These are
in pieces from the manufacturer and are to and 20
rents in the piece.
Broche Cloths.
to piecest I? rents. best ‘25 cents goods.
in pit‘t‘IN l'rIIIIIIl Nun‘s \‘eilingxi. 11’}; cents.
.‘Iil Ladies Tun-d t‘loilis at 8 cents.
:Io Melange Suiutugs III 1;”. u-uts.
MINUFIUTURERS' W K.
Grout otl'crlngs frointlle Mills.
5,000 Short Lengths.
Alttmst Half Can Be Saved.
Remnants ol‘lVide Shootings,
Short Lengths of Turkey Red,
Remnants of French Satteens,
Good Lengths of Table Da-
masks. 3
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
Mannfscturers’ Samples of hills.
Come and Save Money.
250 pieces of Black Goods,
Fine lot Black Cashmercs.
Two profits can be saved.
Initial.
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‘TIIII UII‘IIISIS FIISI-UIISS Ill
EVBI‘Y IIESIIIIII.
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IMH'AI. ““1“th J.\l'-
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ft‘.»
.\ti‘t‘sl‘lu‘s
I).I-‘.\_.~- :liI Silt! Mus. . .\rI 2.:Is of xi: tisztons
'l‘IIr. l‘i;t E. 'l‘Itrsn l-‘Hi l'Y\T“. “.33 permit
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;\.'tl‘\’l.‘.~ .. 13hr the “Imb- {mi 3)
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Fin U’I ‘ l‘I's-lI ‘I‘H ‘:' \ \ \I "You I‘I-rlor-
ititt res. :II‘. 'llt‘t‘lt 2|“.I t: _-2.' [toms .-;w I. “. and
- .lll‘ :I'. 2‘ 1nd s p In
ZI‘\I
(inc 'I‘ickcl .\tlluits to all
EAMDISSION
250E!”
Y‘ \\ , l\:rI t'ls'T III I‘ :‘niio :itiI‘II-
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' \\‘.Z .~..~ I t \l. I- z :I'. .\llllllfI‘IY‘II MAY 8.
It is \I iIII pleasure we present to the
Public.
The Great
imii'iillt .
A furnace combining all the improvements of the
Intest made heaters. Without their many defects—
iII one sense. It is not cheap as comparu With some
lit-arch: hut \\ lieu taken Into considt-rulionvthc
\\. iiht of the misting. Its sitiiplicity of construction.
its etfectiveiiess. and great durability. with case of
llitltltl‘lt‘lllt‘nl; it is not excelled tiv run in the mar-
ket. Its tines ue vertical, and dots not force com~
bastion downward against rtntun'. Its casings are
:hmught so close to the castings that the cold llrdnl-
pitiges against every equine inch of its Immenw
radiating sttrfricc and II this“ is any fire it must ht“
come hot. \\‘llII no liability 'of gas: lit-tire It Is as
cheap as the cheapest as compared to merit. a
\"e have now shout completed our spring invoicrs
Earthen, Glasi: irate, ll‘llll.
TIN. WOODEN AND HOLLOW WARES.
The details of which. are so numerous. thlt it is im-
possible to mention even the rarities.
\VI‘WC of
Kitchen Furnishing Goods.
Chamber and Toilet Sets
Parlor Ornaments etc.
[To suit the times]
We haw mode OUR STOCK to include oil es
—tmm the with to the more ARTISTI .md
ELABORATELY EPORATED articles In sll
lines. Ot'R LAMPS Are not excelled by my store
in this county. OL‘R GLASS WARE Is bountitul.
Ind very chap. We have may useful uncles: In
AGATE 1R0). A book. HOW TO COOK, given
away with every piece sold.
We are Introducing the
New York Textile Filtrina Cotter. Pot,
Ilic has! put in use. and with the first few dozen said
We VII-l give with each one I one half pound sun-Iv
top can of Filtrina new prch-rss (‘s Ifce. composed
of the choicest Moths IIIIII Java. This Is the kind
IlIIIt Delmonico serves to his customers. \\ I: do c;-
teinive jabbing in
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper,
cud other metals. We invite the‘public to come
and er. ”nine OUR STOCK. for it Is Im tile to
tell what. erect indiucmenu we cut er without
their ‘
TheCELEBRA-I-ED
R.& G.
c RSETS-
“.\‘ei'y pair is .\Intililed Ity Steam over
pei'l'cct‘ shaped Metal Forms. which I’I'evcnts
the Corset from Ripping.r or Stretching while
being worn. '
RI & GI
.\'t I_\‘l’. IIIIXI'INIC
UNLESS STA MI’ICI)
Durability. and keep
ranging iti price from
“'0 are. sole agents Iii ‘
this (‘clchriitcd hi‘aiiitl of Corsets. well-known
for their Elegance of .\‘Iiiipc. Comfort and
.\1 IS I: til-ZNI'INF.
1‘ NI.I’.\\‘ .\‘T.\ .\II’I‘ID
Bridgeport for
-:l full line in stock,
'75 cents to $8.50 per pr.
The D. 01. READ CO.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
C OMS
SPIIINII
TO K
BROS-
OPENED THEIR
$TO0K
Men’s, lanths’ and Boys’
CILIOITIHII‘JIG
Insurance Bldg, SI). Norwalk.
M. SCH W AB.
“'th BE A'I SUL‘TII NOII\\'ALI{. AT
MA IIACKEMO IIOTE L,
May, 26th,
practical experience of twenty-five years in this
vigor and run: all the vurioua diseases of the eye
with that of an 0 iticutn. u
funiisli all kinds of
null Ev \‘-(vlflf§& which In- nude to order under my
own superviszuu, to unit In: customem‘ visionary
uiimems
Consultation Free.
References—Geo. G. Bishop. Chutes chaste-d.
ex~Deput Sher-it! Charla Adana, Mr. Clarence
Noah wi' J. F. Bennett. Tl-I 1y.
RUPTURE
CURB—PIE? & 00.. 501 Sixth Ave.. cor. Shh
8L. flew York. Sew method. Hold: my use with
core and comfort. Relief at once. Puties attended
to and return home the some day. Aim. \‘nricureie
Ind evening. Sim-joy: til) 2 run ‘
yearn. Book for 2 cent stump.
$1,000
To he Given Awuw
with No 28
no Iy
SHOMER
PIANO
. Tid Bits,“:m"°"
..,..&.';“..:i.t."..."t" 2‘.sz 2 Cents
u .wiot full .tn
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003811030-
PuhhdI-I hum)".
'tll «ninth-um. ' 1‘an
Optimum and Oculist,
Having qualified myself by years of hard stud) In T
the best institutions in Europe. and having hada 5
country. I am coat-ted or first sight_ to adapt lenses .
most uppntprinh: to Return: the Vision to It! ortmtml >
Invc therefore combined my “(‘th of an UI'IIlIs: '
am now rtiahlcd III .
um Ind syn-sol SIKTtnt‘It“ ;
‘ithout stir vial u ration Advice free. Open day
“ 5 p0 Eluhlishcd II; I
FEBRUARY 20th.
COMSIO0II BIIIIS
I 45 Main Street. Norwalk
= Tet
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indium-inn. word.
‘3 r IIrnoln up
unit-brutal fin
‘ ANNA .undmmlm‘ '
I “:th or‘Wrr- RIC-m
runndum Dom-It!“
coon NEW
19, I ADI
Gum-st.
Sued. '
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What! ““1: SP.“ r radical"! addre-
‘AV 1‘ A (‘0‘
or
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IIINIII.
“'e ur pieuscrl to announce I
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SPRING iii Inuit
MILLINIIIIY
which inll take pigeon
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thirtilay
APIIIL 1 4, 15, 16,:
I when m- uill extiiint the fin- ~t assortment'ever he
{on hhu“ u by us. our stock I IIl’trlclr o! a full lino
«I Imported Novena. he-idn- ihO'Fl‘ of home mun-
- Ill-(Inh'. You m cordiully irIVItId to nth-ltd.
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