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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, May 28, 1885 · page 4

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TIC-In nnd Inllllhl-
Wanted: Men.
Rot Intern: m and wise,
Not until with rigid e) co.
Not wealth tti mountnlu piles.
Not pun cr \\ tth grictnus smiles.
Not even thr potent pen:
\‘Xililt'd : He‘ll.

“tinted ; l‘t‘t‘di.
Not words nt winning note.
Not thoughts from me remote.
Sill lillid Nllglilui llll‘.
5m. sweetly Lingutd lirztrt‘I‘
Not love .It x'cnt mid vrceds;
' \"Jlllt‘ll ' Pectin

\h-n rind Dceds.
Mm tttit \ Ill d in- and do;
.\.=t {wuctnh tx-r the tn-W.
,\.-t pr .‘21.;~ -t the old;
[rt-ii ll?! And .1 'llL‘ll l-uid—
' 'llww- lli" no ml in howls.
.‘li n .ilnl Duals.
-INJ'LWi \(~ y~
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\JUMIC COMMENTS-

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.1"-

A bod in the pot is Worth two on thI
neck.

It in ll"! an observation o! natural history
that ft nli .llll \\lll\ll\‘ makes it liiirnu ll)‘.

A ymng mun as}... V “ Whon li the best
time in move Whin you hear the dog
Itir.

. “huh-r " l‘nrk cliupq. pigw‘ {i-ct. fricd
husugi s and i‘t'l-l li.\lll r" .\lr. .‘lllldt‘n‘llt‘llllt‘l
...-« l'um‘. \o \ill cm."

The cliut‘chumn :in.l tlu- firmly tiinbt'clla

[Ill-v ly rr~=>2nl l.~ u- li‘ll othrr in one pirticui

lutl’ Hwy lmlli low-p Lint.

l'utul infill.‘ r " \ru )iill l‘l‘llt r. my
do." 3" Lttllw It'll“ “ l durum . ix‘ lllt‘ p-l-
lyull gum?" “ You.“ “ \\'.-ll, l‘ni \\cll
munch to g-l up, tin-n "

“ Swnt. tn H.~ min-t." hllzt'lit'l‘i‘l Hit
(in In, .h lm l‘l" l tlm young li\l_\ lnurilxd

tlu x lgmt’. “ l.1l\"\'llli“ ltlxw."
bonding l.|‘.ll tlm cr-l l \‘i’dl.

\llt‘ Icpliiul.

A litlli- gill, It rliii" lli‘l’li‘l' tir‘gli Biol. said
to licr 5M. r * " I think you ll.\\l lwtti-r ply
tum- .tllt ntiun t i m--. for tuimnu miyx um
llihl) litruti “it it I‘ll ilil llx \l."

Ecru. Hui-l in x.lll\t‘ .it the
till}. Iliu mitt“ l'ry
Numb. illutimwr from \v-w York .\\llll hiu-
tcur " l‘\. ‘u- but I‘m the
I‘ i.'- r." N .tuc “ liltlllth‘ tho Mlt l'lm
lruiunmi ~."l\i s l.i:ii llll‘ mill.

lhwti-r I: .t. .l..ir tnidniu. “by
.ln nut It i. rv In» c.l‘.nl.‘ Your
in. inluxl tlt‘-'|l_\' in lil."llilhl
NJ I \lll “ \.~, ww you. no Ion;
lhlll-l lxy Lu unl

'l‘i-vi“.
tlititii I' ‘ lilltlt-lt‘

not

.u

in ‘. Ml .

li'l
llu‘luind
dclirinni
.u my lntvt
would

‘\'i it

:\t lll lll‘l" \\ m. In

Motion - to «l» with .i doctor li.i\c.
n

lllt‘

llw lit'u In ‘llll'

n

" I don't nu l. r-d inl ho“
ecu. ill -l I tutu-1w."

hum " "('31.

t' iilini ll

I" :i' :i
it" \v:'_\' Hl‘il]:l-‘. ' l'lwy
ll,\\" to lilllu‘ up thi- l»-~‘ in mono w iy."
" l‘h- y .l - " “ lluu :" “ .\l ikc lll“ ~l w p.
in; cut putt-r. diudc with th-‘ c nup my."

When .\lr. Von-wring. tu “ Hur Mutual
f‘l’lt‘llil." \rw :u-kwl “h it he thought of l‘.ir-

lliilllt'lll. hr “its“! in ~l promptly. " l llklllk

it'n. the nt-‘i-st \'llll| in England." If one
lll.\_\' jli lgv by th' nnllmnurc roll of out
5‘1“ lli‘ ll Might, I I ha [limp 113“:ng oloh. ii.

“Zulungtnn.

A yo'ing Kcntl In: lll who w.“ plc lgi‘d tc
trike .l young l.ltl.\' t.» 3. party l’i‘lll.|l’iu‘~l tt
ht r on ihc :iltcrnucu prednih to th" cvvnt
tint lrv “xix guild; lumc to Likv‘ :i til-wt"

M
or lcr In lic trcah. “ '1 ii \t'~' right." she rc.
dlrl . " ltlll il.\ tip! him-p lug llhs'."
“ Why 1’“ h-.- :lhlit‘il. “ llrx‘dll‘lt‘." hllt‘ :in-

iwrt‘etl. "I do Iii-t

fresh."

\\.int you to be toc
A tr.i\.llir rz-tiri-i to In; l‘nh'lll. lr'llVlllf
word that he lx‘ t4 lu- i‘tll ml for an curly
truth. In the lit -ri.m_; In- is arouse-l fri'in:
. auctt glow-p by thc p ‘l'lz‘l"3 knocking \v‘llt‘-
nn-ntly ut thc d . -r. ' “'33 Us th in " Are
you lllt‘ gunll. in t‘.t th it “It. to m- c;\llc-l for
lbw I. if: tr.un :“ " \‘v-s. All right.“ " 'lln-n
you lain go l i ulccp n; nu. sll'; tlic
Ki‘lu'.

" l‘ v1.41: is: l..'.i l\ “:

triin‘s

«wow that
3b“ t'I'llllilI‘itl uni. ll - nut o‘itli tno‘"
mid the ll-.-v. l'r. Fluntvrvr in his sermon
ch’. .l wll lhllL‘l’ t l. .znzpf pi Ill‘,l\’r‘ up
in tin rw'. try with null -- t‘.il‘ll\‘.ll of fine
pinimy- point-"‘2 ' .\l urnzn‘. p:ir~’nn."r~:iid
he. " \3~ til i m yntliy triit the c»>mmon
l....l‘.~, 3. .i 2:4. '~
a tr.'.1:- ll.‘ 1.:.. .: Anni-4'} 1 our ye laid
)u- L-W't on. lillix u' ll tin—that's what
they are l"»~ (”can Elfin-ya.

“ l :ixn

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H0“: THEY VOTE IN GERMANY.

A kinking t-l-tture of the German munici-
p ll ~y~t. in 1:. itc I Mire in lc-pvtnlence «if rm.-
.wt of municipd ~illt‘silv'us are allowed toin-
ll :- tit-c lln' city ri~ . nuns. livery nude in-
l. drmmt ‘.‘l _\'r.-urt~ of age bus :i right to vote
in: tnunictpdl ipiv sli 'l;\, provided tliLil he hits

 

t. r3: .1 }h~»illl<‘~. l\~“lt‘§ lvut thuw rinsing

lll.‘ own hum. llv dd and is llul drpv. ndvnt on

lithv r or :tlwllu r , 11..” h:- l.:is
[lill‘ from tht pul-llc

not 1'. (u xvi-d
funds within twelve
yum: ll. .1 hr ho p iil :ill inunicipiil ding;
thit l.« .w .3.- ;v«~ .l hwuw or punuen ll trade
\\.th tun r!::pi«-_\ in ~. thit he pay: an tncoin

l‘ndi-r one or untilln-r of
thew fur conditions :dl industrious person:
in the m 'lllalrnl. That all vote!
should count . {idly l\’ regarded (in uninhi-
new-like. 'l‘iu- :iri.in.;cments adopted to
meet this point of vnw is this: Voters are
divided into Thrr'v CIASS-‘d. each of which
ell-ck. unculhird of tlic City Council. To the
[ll'hl‘ClilSfi are ruinign -d so runny of the larg-

t.i\ ni‘ d Clo.“ Lit.

city le't‘

est Lixpnyers :is pay one-third of the tiixes ,

Mammal . to the s‘ecuud xo many as in the
aggregate pay the second third of the tuics ;
tn the third class belong All not included in
the first and second. lTiich of those classes
elects fortyutwo members of the Council.
itn influence upon questions of tiniinco being
kept in strict equality with its tax pxiy-
menu. The City Council of llrrlin has long
been conspicuous for the educational and
flnuncinl ltanding of its membem. Election
to it is “counted an honor to which the ab.
loot man of the city apnea—Northern Ed
I“-

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SAVED BY HER TEARS-

W’illinni Flynn. ti tottering old man. with
inded clothea rind quivering voice. appeared
in the Jetlurson .‘diirkot Police Court thil
‘lnuruing to make u charge of theft aguinnt
I uni-ll boy named Frank Crenz. The boy
strenuously gamed the charge. and the
Judge questioned the old gontlcmnn closely.
It won finnlly discovered that the old gentle-
men in: intoxicated at the time his money
wan stolen. end knew nothing 0! surround-
ing clrcunntnnceu. Judge Dutiy promptly
dhchnrged the boy. and turning upon the
nu. to’the amusement o! the court room.
mid :—" You no on habitual drunknrd.
Take one month to get the whiskey out of
”u.“

“ My poor lather! oh! oh! oh 2" nabbed
n wounn in the rear of the room.

“ That women who in crying plane 001m

hero," llld the Judge compusionntely. “h .

thin your hther 2'" pointing to the old man.
who hula his head in llama.

“ You. lit, pleuo Your lionur.“ answered
the girl, the ten: Incoming down her
chub.

'lho girl than made n ponionato upped to
$0 court for mercy. But low ‘39. were
by. “She had no mother.“ the stated.
“noun-cunt! no brotheri. Nothing but
in poor. poor tuber." wringing her handn:

no court the old nun. my.
u :-“ Go thin time. but never nppur
hon gull. tour doubt-Ir. who h- u ton-
h In“. bu lured you."

 

. MOM
“ammonium Doubl-
h’nllthomenl antinu- tnko place.
khhyotunooithmm three cyni-
womanhood.- the
> mehlchbqhthnn-
“minutiae-Illinois the not

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sleek “one: M")! F" 0‘." Anlmnh

“.il yc. ml 1 brought. ye'

“Baez's NOVEL-nus HIRED our.

nu Jlnke n. m 3383!?“ P"-
formnnco.

_ . ._—_ " ‘\

It has always bccn .‘\ puzzle to the MI?“
nge circus-gum» how such mammoth shown
[ls ll.it'nutu‘s iitid t‘lllt‘t‘i can be maintained
Ill the year round. ‘i'hcn one tomb: of any
person lmving so l'irgo :1 racing stud or col-
lection of wild animals thatrvcn the trans-
p-irtzitiun from distant lands costs n small
fortune. he marvels iit thc ’outlaiy required
not only to purchase but to maintain such a
relitiuc. llirnum‘s show. when it visits tllo‘
metropolis. has .it hunt :I do.‘cii of the limo“
rum-horses and liiiti'tcrs. find the gcncrwl be-
lie! is that the sleek and tlcctdootcd :initntils
belong to the grcut sliownnin. Such. bow-
ovcr. does not nppeur to be the fact. A re.
porter rrcvntly mvt one of the mcuibcrs of
the largest importing firms in the country
of wild mrimulx. birdw. rind in fact all kinds
ufcurimiticx. llct'rrring to the mutter he
sold .

“ 'l‘lic ram humw‘ ll \l'li‘llli inhibits in his
show ltl‘t‘ lint lili. or M hunt n tulmbcr 0t
tlictu urn Irit. You \\'.llll to know \vlicro lie
Will. I will tell you. The
unitinilx‘ urn t'cutcd from p~irtic~i in lllu sumo
businrxs M niysclf for tlic time bring. Or,
in othvr words. when it [Argo circus. no to
speak. pitches its tcnt whom it is to tucct
the eye of ii critical uudtwncc nucli us it is to
encountcr in Ncw York. it is compelled
to tippcar in ti vcry tinc suit of clotlica. All
tho I‘lll‘li‘~lllt‘i uithin much l\l‘t‘ gathered to.
g. tlwr. und whsit tho ordinziry coututucr
does {or the lizibitues of fancy bulls ornma-
quorudcs. cvcn to the silky N\\‘llll\\\\'~lt\ll
\‘iitllll we do for those 4 great tiliowmcn to
whom was rcnt our unimuls.’ rnccliorm-a utid
fancy birds. as wcll M nnmy utln-r curiixsi
ties. In making our i‘\\lllrl\t‘l‘l we tire com.
prllcd to bo very stringent in the condi-
tions'. on m to enforce us much tittcntion. it
not lunrmto our property by the lcsaccatlmn
if it wcrc really thcir own Take. for in.
Illllll‘t‘. tho ruciug stock. Accident: uro llll~
[do to luppcn to horscs running round the
ring or inking the hurdles. To guard
Against any loss and fully protect ourselves.
it is eletirly stipulated that should any 0!
the tuiunnla nustuin injuries from which
they may be incapacitated for it time. or
tlu-ir llii'fllllli‘is in tho ring impzircd for
good. no place .'\ good \lllti on thrtr lli‘:\|l§;
anldt’gc. itidccd. thut‘ \vc :it onco compel the

3- ts than from.

lcasortobc cvrr mt'cful nnl mindful of
HIM“.
"It is pt‘x-cim")‘ tho sumo with lions.

tigers rind ntlirr valuable iinunul-t which
evvn llll‘ can lrs“ fi-cdnu; mic-ht c.iu.w us to
\Vlll‘ll it hurt Silll‘ll nod to pay
IMO. $3,000 or $1,410.) fur :in uninml. in
case anything kappa-nu to it \\ llllt‘ in clizircc.
he is morally certain to (‘Xt'rt'lit' tho utmost
t‘lll’l‘ iii 1!!! l»cli.i‘.!. 'l‘lic rcnt of precious
allU‘Y :unnmla is not so much but can
zillordtuh-ttln-m out t}: dillcrcnt partial
duriin; thc year.

‘l.-mk. {i‘rlliNL-lllt‘t‘ tit tlic numhrr ol
+Hllilrtlh that l".' l1: lHrtrtrnr'lm‘r'lirirwcri'd‘drf
lug tlii- \\‘llllt‘l' in tlic l‘i-titrul l‘urk tncnn-
gcric. ’l‘hc l‘.irl. (‘nnimissinucrs ore tho
host of ctix‘tcdmns. thc uttcndnnta tire joul-
ous iii lllt‘ll‘ care of what tlicy know doc.
not really belong to thc city. so tlmt when
the grout show comes to tmvn till .\lr. liar-
uutn bus to do is to send his cages to the
(‘cntrnl Park and receive his lions. tigers.
boars. camels. prize donkcya. etc . rind they
are exhibited to an admiring concourse of
people. who coinnicnt upon tltcir fine up-
peurutii‘c m: I wonder how the crcutest on
earth cut: :itlord e-u-ii ru‘l cvtruvnxtmt outlay
nll thu year round rind still mike money."

lose. $3.-

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PUSSY COMES INTO FAVOR.

Ilow \‘lu- Should Iw Feel and Trculml

I.
.Vlnlie III‘I' Fri-l l'c‘rl‘u-cllv nl llulllt‘.

" (Kits tire :ill the rngc now." said u dciilcr.
“ Wutnn-n lllil‘ tlu-ux lvv tit-r than tlogi. l
b no :ll“'.‘t_\ - h l l :l grid! funding: for cite.
and sinci- my chil lhr-oll h.i\c milc n pl of
ll liaist fill-u I h-ivc pin it tlltm
moi of uttinti in. «Lulu l tl.-.ir '*

it great
ilxilx llllvl
pvcultiritizw. an! I: u» c one to the c inclu-

stun thit in «ml. 1' to pr -~‘- rve the it"flllll.

stimothna s\ and “la... of the fur. niil lll'.‘
tctuprr one must rmurd llic {cu-d. drink.
lli‘llslll: n:; l c- nuizimzii' l;:' lin‘lll. Na \ rrwr

l3 more cumin 1n th tll ”Lib”! st lt\lll‘-_: .i cut
to lllllkt‘ it a good tini'isyr. 'I ll!‘ prictici- 1m»
ut‘ix‘en from tln- iiiistdki-n n utiun that it cut
lttll“ nits uni mice for too I. \t is
tillllt‘ .l‘i much for sp in. If on- \\ int< his
pct t i dvi- lop into n thicf till 1 pro“ 1- r. \Htl
an {illilliil llll hlzu‘li of vurmin. l-t him tic:-
li ct t-- In lllv‘l' rvgilit’ly.
um ut IIJ‘! tun

lunlrfi.

Ezi‘l‘r‘ds it

tho cut should
lllt‘:\ls n day ut rcgnlir
Aftvr t‘JL‘ll llll‘l‘l r--tno\c the illnll.
till-l nvicr us.‘ it ll se cund tnnc u ithont \\.l.\ll-
ing it. The quantity re-piisite can ln at be
Jill‘rllilllt'd by cipi-ricnco. (hittni :il por-
ridgi- and milk or bruid iind inilk. sweeten-
ed. will make ii good breakfast, l'sc tln
some for dinni-r. with an allowance of lllt‘ul
or fish. llursc-mcut is used in France. but
liver or boiled lights lll'O bctter. l’so fish
during sickucss ; oysters are relished and
way healthy. and no cut will turn up its
uoae tit raw beef. An excessive zimount of
Jim“ is bad. lloilt-d cggu should be used
accuionally and any vegetables that the
nnimnl prefers. My cat lives on beans. pea-
Ind celery. Though the food should be
ample it is not necessary to feed the uni-
nial. l-‘resh milk should be given in nbun~
dance, and this with oatmeal will be unfli-
cient generally. no the mice she will con-
trive to get will be an adequate, supplement.
A cat‘s disposition is spoiled by feeding her
with delicacies from the table. This habit
should be discouraged. rind a little training
will induce her to patiently nwnit her' time,
even if she sits by tho table during meals.

“ Cats will never thrive without grass to
eat. It is a panacea for llll their ills : keeps
the stomach in order. cools the blood. pro.
vents humora and aids digestion. It is sup.
posed to aid in getting rid of the hairs swab
lowed during the process of washing. Duh
ing the winter it can be procured by keep-
ing a piece of turf in the cellar or hot house.
or it may be cultivated in a flower pot.
Cats are fond of asparagus. which many
persons raise especially for them. and their
natural preference {or catnip will suggest I
like-course.

“ Any cat that is worth keeping should be
housed. for to turn her out nights (5 sure to
make her giiuiit. ugly, unhealthy. dirty and
n vagrant. l.‘ properly treated she will not
show a disposition to go out. A cozy bed
may be made in a corner for her. and proper
:rniuing will supplement her natural dainty
:leiinlinesa.

“ A cat Ihould be washed regularly with
warm water and mild soap. dried with
towels, end kept in n warm place to prevent
cold. For state occasions, it the fur be
lightly upongod with livcet cream pussy will
polish her coat up to its pristine beauty."

 

“to. I! ll. \"ord. ~ _
It no: one o! the genus trump. KI
knocked M the door of n house. and when
u kindly-looking woman opened it he laid:
“Modem. I run very hungry: I have hod‘
nothing for 3 week back.“ “ Why. you
your soul." aid the good woman " volt o
Burnout And I‘ll find something tor you.“
And Ill. cure him an old porou- planter.
old cloned the door before he bod finilhd
thanking her. ,

w... ,Vn" . .-._*T. .....A .

lot-u “h Loner.

Nom'ritotoopomn “Burn thin M
tor.“ 'Do some mind: ouch a direction would
bemctly why the letter wouldbekept. It
youmnrco! the per-on to when you
mwmflllnevcrbouodtoyour
“Woodhulvinmyor dou-
Monhtoqnution till Nth But by
Outhobutplnnllnovorto write u letter

tiscd iti click once.

 
 

SONGS AND SONG WRITERS-

lome or the New Onion. and Sunni!”
About Old 0n". “'nrmul Over.

“ Frank Howard seems to be the coming
song writer.“ remarked a muiiic publisher.
u 1‘1; Awuit My Love and “'li'eri the Robina
Nest Agniu hove had a very large sale. and
a waltz song just .‘roni his pen looks as
though it would catch on. ll is impossible
to 1m dict whether or not I\ song “in be u
linen-as. And when it has made a nuCN‘SS.
it is cqunlly impoesible to predict what tln‘
extent of the succcss will he. Wait Till the
t‘luuds ltoll liy was one of our publications.
“but we got it out at first. runny compo
tent judges said it was ti bud investment.
but the orders grwduwlly crime in. and be-
lore long we found that (‘louds was going
to be ii great go."

Songs never get their full names when
members of the trude talk about thcni.
Clouds is considered ti iiutlicicnt designa-
tion {or the song juvt incutionod. When
the Robins Nest Again goon by the nbbre~
tinted title of Robins. Iiud the mime process
of bchcuding or curtailment or both is prtic-
'l‘he nttrnctivcncss 0! u
titlo in a large part of ti aong‘u success.
l‘hmc occur to be the most successful which
voice some ordiiiiry sentiment. As ordi~
nury sentiments iirc not iuntiincrnblc; M
they mny be counted in fact without much
ditl‘iculty. it follows naturally that there in
n great deal of duplication. triplicution and
even more frequent repretittonn of one lilt‘tl.
Wait till thc clouds roll by is. of course.
raimply ti rcconimendntiuu to hopc nu. hopc
evrr. translated into funny evcrydny 15in.
'l‘hc parting of lovers \\‘lllt‘ll has
furnished ltll infecting rind cllcctivc tlicmo
to poets. drunmtista and sung writcra tune
out of mind. which was trcntcd iii Rough
like Strangers Yet. and Must We Then Meet
In Htrniigcrs. has found its latest and must
filppnnt cxprcssion in We Never Spook on
W.) l‘uss lly. A further rxmniumion of
popular songs of n sentimental kind would
chow that this curious kind of translation l‘
practised incessantly. Originality of any
kind in it song is excomlinuly rare.

The music in dchtitute of that uttrziction
cvcn morc lrn‘qllt‘ltll)’ than tlm word“ are.
The first uttxnn of When the llol-um Nest
.\g:uu in idcnticil with the tint hill-till of
tlic iuuqic llfilltlll)‘ min: to llyrou‘s Vi-t‘scs.

gungc.

“ .\l:\i.l of .\tln~n<. .vn‘ wc purl “ 'l'hc l..l.‘\l
linu- of Summer ll‘.\\l bin-u illhllv‘ll up to
lhcutriwigochi lll New York u nuiinlwr ol

titum in \zitinus upmint illxglllm‘s niid \‘Lll'li\-
ttot‘s. .\ man over in liro lklyn rccrntly
printed it song whcrc the melody was build
to lu- litvrully :i comp wiltoti. for It “a“ cum-
'punml o.‘ the ozln r lli\.i‘illt\fi nmtly d.vvi-tutl~
ed lugvtlivt'. l‘lic New York p:il>li~.ln»r~‘ who
”\Vllt'il llll‘ pimlwl inuur‘ wrutc tothe lip-ok-
lyn ptritc. rind :iftcr a-nnc parlny lwyn ldcd
up lllt‘ pl \lv‘ of lllN‘ work. or r.\thcr of liln
tn.itiul.ictut'c. .\lll\’li‘ Illlltllhlli‘l’fi ldlu‘ it for
gruntcd tlx.it the minus Mum-us l~4\li>lrll un-
til it lnis llt‘t‘ll before thc public Run)" time und
nobody chums it. No lllt‘illlVl‘lllt‘llu‘t‘ result.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

BRAKBIBN'S PRRILB.

he tin-gen thnt Attend the. Every
In the Your.

3‘!

 

' “ What. makes brokin‘ l0 danger-on.)
Well. there‘s ti good many things. For in-
stance. there‘s couplin‘. That‘s dungerom
from New Year‘s till next New Year's. every
day in the your. and your iii and year out.
Jest now the ice on tho cars in dangerous.
It ain‘t an easy thing for A man to run along
the tops of cars that‘s goin‘ twenty miles an
hour. even when there ain‘t no ice on the
boards. (ind the wind ain‘t blowin‘. But
when you tnko it like it‘s been for a week
or so. with tho roofs like gloss. and the wind
teariu‘ along fuster yit than the train does.
I want ye to know that there‘s got to be
nerve in ii man for him to climb up to the
top of ii our and skip over ‘em every time
the cngiticer whistles {or broken. Then.
mitid yo. u brukcmun luin‘t got no right to
ridc tinywhcrc but on his car. no nmttcr it
the snow iii niiowiu‘ on him by the ton. or
rain and hail n poltiu‘ him like. hot shot. or
wind ii knockin‘ against him no tlnit he‘s
got to bold but to his brzilto win-cl to keep
from bcin‘ blowcd iiwny. (‘onscipicntly he‘s
Ipt. in the night. to run his head against
sumo bridge that crosses the truck. and be
atn-wcd along the truck for bid! ll mile or
no. t‘ouplin‘ licin‘ nlwuys with the brake.
lllllll. in what carries the most of ‘cm away.
I used to be ii frciglit briikcniiui my «elf. and
ono duty I stepped l-ctwccn the cure
to cottplc"cin. iin‘ llml two us good Ill‘llltl in
anybody had. thn I came to. my right
\rui \viis gone. The bumpcrn took it. You.
sir. these link and pin couplers in what
clmwu up tlic brukomcn. and although llh‘l‘t-‘H
qucty i‘nuplvrs by the dotcn. they‘re ii liltlo
expcimivc. unil railroad‘s wuu‘t use ‘ctu until
lliisrr'n ll low cumpolliu‘ ‘cm to noticc that
brukcmon‘t tingcru. arms. And lcm und ll\'t\l
1.». worth snnwtliing. too. It looks likc I

utmplo thing for n nmn to step iii between
two cum iiiid drop it put izzto the link of thol
coupler rind then step out numn. but cwry
limkcuizin knows that just tor lnmn' to do
that lic l|.l\' to pay six tiiucu rut much for
insuring his lilc for SLIM” llR the mini that
sits in ltllt oilicu iuid makes out way bill-
docii. lliiikc cluunx ix apt to part. too. “him
the l‘hl\t‘llll\ll m twistiii‘ up bin “licrl for
Illl it‘d north. and nwuy goes the l‘l‘dlu nun
to thc gruutrl rvv-ry tune. and it he don‘t
git \u unxlcr the \"llo‘t‘lrl he‘s npt to git hiu
llt‘;|tl or ln~ lcg! or uomctlitng broke by the
full. tiny \\.iy. lulu» uny gnug of bruki-inc-n
tlnit comm into this yiird rind you can‘t tind
onc that‘s got it wlmlc brukcnnin in it. llc‘ll
hive ti tingcr or too iuiwin‘. A few hits oil,
.ir ll big chunk of llt‘sll gone from «mum
“lit-res about him.

lirukcnicn. 'l'licy‘rn

I don't tin-.iu luau-rig”

no account. they
linin't no bottrr tliui porters wince the In
hrnkus “um put on. 1 menu frrtght and
Coal brikcuu‘n. They're the boy: tlnit'u got
the nerve and know how to use it. Dan:
11m luck I I! l only h.id my arm buck agntn.
ye luu bct yx-r life I‘d be cue o! 'etn, and
don‘t ya turxct it 2"

 

"from llll\ "hurl" or ill§ll«llli;sl‘\‘. nub {i ”in
music thui strilv‘n is of very data
and copyrighted Even of this dcacnptmu
1-! music two entire bars tiny be ll’..iti\ft ll'I‘tl
without intertcrcnce. The «lcyipmlcd cum-
puscr may protect llllll’it‘ll (ruin ii more ex
lcnaivc thctt than ”in

"Murry murv‘ sum - 'ul ounce :irc pro—
\lllt‘t'il ill I. :ndou ll; 3: I.- .0.“ ‘
in ~tliv5t‘ commodities. “ ‘l'lwrw izwrv
tucn trained to tlu, llll‘lllt‘\\. :in l ll)-‘_\'.\'ll‘liin
new ideas. hid any
songs us (‘llx’lfllll Jinlui. \thi
Down in .-i (‘oal Mine. 0! course, they
don‘t unmunt to much. but thcy nppvol to
popular fancy. .\\'c li.i\‘c pit-lily of wing

tiiulcrti

~ \i«| :i dinilrr

 

:lrt‘
\l'c have Xlt" v-r stzcl.

liinnin.

writcrs licre. but thcy zirc to :i grx zit e\tent
unint‘urs. who huvc llt‘i‘ll nttr‘ictml to lll'
lluslltrSh by the. nowxpnper sturics of the
largo amounts of money tnmlc out of snc
:‘v-szul Sullgi. J. l‘. Skelly is
the in -st prolific song composer of the prcs-
exit dsiy. llc made hie rcputatinu on My
l‘retty lied llc don‘t know
tiisitiy conga he ll‘l‘i conipntcd.
thoueund.

l supposu

linii‘. liiiw
l‘crlzugw‘ a
llc is :i plumber by tridc. ll»
FUllltllllli‘k‘ does :1 d iy'< Work or so in thr
oll line. (icorgt- t‘Anpvr \\ rit-N tlic vrrxrs
f ~r Skelly. llc has. n lll:\t‘lllllz* for grinding
them out. 5k. Zly and (“~0er {rt-.picntly
write two or three songs n tltl)‘.

LIONS AS FAMILY PETS.

Not Qlillt‘ In 'T‘nlnv- II" 'l‘ntilili". llut
Enouua.

Tn II!

, .. . _

II. II. Prose. now the guest of t‘ \nnnn
dorc Kitten). “xi: for SH\':'lll-.‘t“.l cn
gnged in the purclnim of animal-a for run
nugeries, and from lung study of lllt‘il dispo—
sitions rind Pt‘t‘nll.lrlll“~z ho is :i cuuvcrt to
the theory that all unimxils will cu-ntuilly
l-v-c-unc wh'it iii-\u chmiwa to tnzikc tin-m.
For inst ltli‘t‘. ll'.‘ ch:ir.\\‘terizx‘a the 'liullrdvig
no ”12‘ ll‘lt‘ll‘lil gcntl-"niu of hi< ,‘pcch xx with

ycars

more iiitwlligcticc alll'l diam-ruin: nt thin .iny
Ulllv‘l‘. until ho lent-tut how to tight und
gradually bccomcs the bruiscr rind loafer of
his kind. Some ycnn ngo. while noting
Australiii. he purchased a p;\ir of youth:
lions —in:ilo rind fcnmleo-tind brought them
to his borne in Ni w York. \vlirrc they hurt
since been kept in an iipnrtini-nt titted up
exprcssly for them. Several of their cubs
have becn sold for $1.000 each and be him
been ufiered $6.000 for either of the pnrcnt
couple. but he declined to ptirt with tlicin
nnd will keep them until they die. His
children have learned to play with them
without the least apprehension of danger
and ii photograph of the pair has been in»
scribed : “ 'l‘he souls that love us.“ Dil‘dllg
all the time thc two old lions have been in
his possession they have not shown the least
disposition to injure any one .snd he llL‘t‘cr
had any trouble with their descendants. with
the exception of one incorrigible cub. which
Mr. Cross describes as “ the greatest lunk-
head he ever saw." y

This obstinate young beast persistently

' resisted all blandishmenta. and tit one time.

during Mr. (‘rooa‘ nbsence from home,
unused himself by touring out the bottom
of his cage and then refusing to allow his
temporary keeper to repair the diunzigc.
Whenever the keeper made an attempt to
slip is board over the hole the cub would
strike at him viciously us a notification that
he was regarded no u treapnsser, nud the
cage was left undisturbed. When the owner
returned he was apprised of the insurrec~
lion in his menagerie. rind promptly armed
himself with ii stout stick us a preparation
for war. He tried on place a board over
that same hole, but the lion resented the
intrusion. and the nubsequent engagement
may be described in Mr. Cross‘ own words :
My experience bud told me that a lion‘s
vulnerable points of attack were on the
nuanl cavity and paws. and a few quick rind
earnest rnps across these will defeat the
bravest lion and make him turn hlil» I'went
for that obdurnte eub with my stick; he
'surrendered. promptly if not gracefully. and
there was no further objection to the board
or projected repuirs.

This is the only misunderstanding record-
rd in thiit department. but the cub was cold
at the first opportunity. The. members or
his home menugerie have been alum-l en-
tirely exempt from sickness since their real.
dance in Amoricn. but every nttcntiun has
been paid to their phyniool well-being. Mr.
Grountntuthutillioncmtobekeptin I
healthy condition they tau-t hove coco. to
the around, for otherwise they soon become
victim of [analytic or incur-lilo (ll-temper.
In dealing with hi- lionn he has round that
they, like humun beluga. «(teatime- prefer
to be let done. md on such occasion: he
pnid no nttention to them. but always re.
ciprocoted nny dicpotition to be wobbles-
St. Paul Publica- PM.

 

Put." "in. “ulnoutnl.

“0 following testimonial of ii certain pn-
hnt medicine epoch {or ital! : “ Door Sll
--'l‘wo month- ngo inv wile could warmly
gunk. She lin- taken two bottle: of your
' um haven‘t-id now oh. can‘t up.“
“all. Maud no two man bottles. I

 

 

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continuous:

35.

I.ir.~ In nu- ma Mini-upon

\\'l.ilc pad llluq ulmut in n mini-c on u»
)verlluu in the .iwmnpu til-ore the Eldnriidc
hurling rcccntly N 'l‘. Goodwin was M
led by :l \\ ll i cry of distrmu from ult‘ deptlu
of the fort-wt. It proved ti: l»- ri man on n
log. without rudder or compo-ct. who hml
becn \\'.lttllt‘=l {rain the hind and was wcll
nigh timid from cold nuil hung-tr. —.lrl‘au
I13 (I‘d'r‘fft‘.

In tho \icl 01 Time.

Mr. Spurhnuk, i-f \‘n'l‘hl lluiidnlpli. Vt.
:nuk out w policy nt lYihllt’dtti‘t‘ on his {no-
tory. on» tiny n c- :..l_\. ‘\ tile lc u
the net of paying thc lzt'ln _v lllJl tituvlt- tln
insurance vnlid the tire lwlls Ling. “ How
funny it that slu‘uid in my place.“ said Mr.
lipnrhmvk. Ari-l \urc enough tlic property
:‘lcstroyrd “tut tln‘ Spiirliuul.
insured in the nu k of time.

\\:\S

lupin-”y-

Natu- Thul Grown on Trees.

Them are n numb-3r of 5 up trces grcw~
tin: in I‘ll! lll.\\'\ . ._ In the _\'.\:’.l.~‘ of Dr. G.
\V. l‘--.~tt ~11 and .\Ir. l'h:ll;p S'iiliian. thc
former on .\lct‘.:i:y in l the l-‘lllt'r on llnvn‘:
Etrcr‘t. zinc apwnnt-m o! tlns‘ tree. in bear-
ing. may lie sci-n. 'l‘hcy ure- pruhtic fruit—
!rs. the lwrricu luring :ilmzit tln- size of tin
ordinary lxlfll’lbli‘. Loving u yclluwmli soapy
nppcamncc. with :\ hirl blick -w .l
which lllt‘ lrtW’Pi :ire prop ig‘tlcd.
llt'rk‘ boil the fruit to ltLilu' soup. but Judgv
\'.itt Vulkcnliurgh ~1in in t'liiiisi. Japan and
Ulllt r ti‘upicwl c illlillli'fi tlic lu trim on listed
as a substituh _»f \r sJup inat M thw-y eirr
taken from thc Fluf-
drill).

Hi rs. . T-t.‘.‘-l‘i.i\.\u

 

.\I'l.('l \l. \(ll‘ll‘li‘.

Hui-Llo‘iiK .‘l'llil‘u \uliv.

’l‘hc lu‘sl 5.ll\‘t‘ ill the “wild f-‘I‘ t‘uh.
l‘l'lll\t$. Sun's. l‘ln-is. .\dt ltbcum.
I’vvcr Sunk. 'l'cttrr. t‘lnippnl Hands.
t‘liillul:iin<. t‘urns. and :ill hktii l-Ii lllllltlll>.
and positively cur” l'il«-<. or no pay rc-
\llllrltl. It Is gunruntvrd tn £l\t‘ pull-ct
Stillsfui‘llull. or tuuncy n-t‘nudn-it. l‘rn‘c
‘33 ccnts prr box. l’ntwnl.‘ l-y tit-n. ll.
l‘luistcd. .\'ut\v;ilk and South Norwnlk.

Ayer‘s l'ills :lll‘ Plt‘(|>:llll. safe. and
surv. and i .\l‘\‘l all tllllt‘l‘ pills iti t‘lll'flllVl‘
ipiuliltcs. They are lllt‘ best of :ill puiv
gutiu s for faintly u.~c.

An I'Iutrrprhing Ih‘llulblv Iluusv.

(500. ll. l'luisti‘il. Nurwulk .K‘ South
Nurwall. can always be rcliml upon. not
only to carry in stock the bout of every
thing. but to St‘t‘lll‘t‘ tlic Agcucy for such
(Illlt‘lt s as have \\'t'”'k|l0\\‘ll mcrit. and
til't' popular with the pcoplc. thcrcby Mia“
mining the reputation of being always
enterprising. and ever reliublc. llavitn:
secured the Agency for the ci-lcbrutul
Dr. King‘s Ni-w l)i.~co\cry for t‘on.~nuip~
tiuti. will sell it on a positive gunrantcc.
It will surely cure any and every utl‘cc-
tion of Throat. Lungs. and Chest. rind to
show our confidence. we invite you to
call and get it Trial Bottle Free.

Young Elvin—Road This.

The \‘oltaic Belt t‘o.. of Marshall.
Mich. offer to send their celebrated lil-
cctro-Voltuic Belt and other Electric Ap-
pliance on trinl' for thirty days. to men
(young or old) atllicted with nervous do.
luility. loss of vitality and manhood. and
all kindcred 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 is
allowed. \Vrite them at once for illus-
trated pamphlet free.

 

No other preparation meets the want
of the debilitated system as does Ayer‘a
Sarcaparilla.

An Answer “‘nutod.

Can any one bring us a case of Kidney
or Liver Conipliiint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? \Vo say they can
not. as thousands of crises already per-
manently cured and who are daily re~
(onimending Electric Bitters. will prove.
Bright‘s Disease. Diabetes. \Veak Brick.
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the bloodorcgulate the bow-
els. and act directly on the diseased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale. at 500 n bottle at Geo. B. Plaisted‘s.
Xurwnlk and South Norwalk.

 

.ulo‘u Honor the ant Cough cure. Imus].
M‘u Inlphur-sonp hul- nud Nautilus.
WMIeuovx-r kit liver-annual“. ‘
llll‘t ltnlr m Whisker Dye-Bitch & Brown;
"0‘. Mhnche Drum cure in l linukfi.
Ion-'- lhoumnuc Plu- m n are one.“

Four-[Filth-

Of our America: a m umicted
with sick headache in either it: uervuun.
bitten: or congestive forms. conned by
irregulur bnbits. high living. etc“ and no
remedy bun ever conquered it until Dr.
Inlic‘o Spoolnl Preamigi‘on w‘u discov-
ered. Give it n trhl. advertisement .

 

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It is with pleasure we present. to the
Public.

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liitclicn Furnisliin: tlmuls.
t‘luunlwt‘ iitul 'l‘uilct Scts
I'ut‘lur (tritium-tits etc.

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We are plcnficd to Announce ii

Siesta fluent

til-w— e»

\ SPRING and SUMMER

MILLINERY

“llu‘ll “Ill tiikc plzwcun

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
APRIL 14" 15,16,

\\ hrn “c \ull rvliibll thc tlnw‘t an-orttnrtit'cicr lw
tow V-llu\\|l l|\ u-. Uur dork consist. ut‘ ii full line
of Imported Niucltacn. licorice tlum- of llulllt‘ nmn~
itiuvturv: \ on .‘ll'l‘ raidinlly imitul tu :itlctul

Misses] S. Jfllll

33- .\l.\l.\' STREET ”:3 {75%
Ni >R\\'.\ 1‘ .K. Ci

MRS. H. KBEGEB.’
Spring floods.

\Vc lmvc :ilt‘cuily t‘cccivvd
our Spring Stock of )lillitii-t‘y.
includingr :ill tln- \‘urictii-SUf
llunncts. I’lmvcrs. 'l‘riuuuings.
:ind Novclly tlt‘nutncnts. i-tt'.
\Vc lmvc :l Vino .\.~,~ot‘ttncnt.
and our pt‘iccs rival tlioscot‘
.\. Y.'t‘il_\'. It will pay )‘ltll iii
cull :ind t‘\:lll|lllt' our >ltlt‘lx'.
llats llll‘:lt‘llt‘tl .inil jll‘t'SM‘tl.
Blur-k (‘rcpc :is low as 8.3 ('15.
\‘d. Punt-y (inmls :ll t‘ctnurku»
lily low prii-iw‘. l.:nli«-.~“ :itnl
(‘lllltll‘t‘ll‘s (‘illlt‘l‘ (inthls gl‘t‘dl
l_\' rl‘lllll't‘tl. lllli‘tlllS‘ \Vllllt‘

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The Best?

Fish.
Fruits.
Vegetables.

Hunt 6; Zelufl’s.

Oranges.
Bananas.
(Brain‘s.

A pplea.

Lowest Prices.

Ewnllup“.
Oysters.
t‘lnme.

Pickled Oyiitcrs a specialty.

Fresh and Good.

l‘ronipt
lh-ltvcry .
l‘ulilt‘
Attention.

At Our Market.

\\'ln-ncvcr you wunt anything tube
cut at :i complete inurki-t gin- us a mill.

HUNT & ZELUFF.
BBBTS and SHOES,

———«1.~‘~~l.~—

I HAVE IN b'l‘Ut‘K A Fl‘ld LINE UT"

and Yutitlis‘

Boots and Shoes

ALI. STY LES

.llcns‘. lluys‘."

AND l.tl\\‘ l'th'ES.

Womens‘. Misses‘ and

MALARIA.

LI In untl nulnrlul modicum
DI. DAVID KKKNKDY‘S

FAVORITE REMED‘

I.- won goldonoptnlm So trnvrlor mu eu-
uder his outmcolnpletc unkiu u lucluda n bottle or
this medicine. If you are clpoued to frequent
chm-sol climate. ton-tum wner‘nvortto Rant-4y
.5. be withlu our much. It explain»
mifltfuzgnnd In the t reventnuveor can.
“ mhl lever In tho wort. . It is variation 01’-
ten-dun trustworthy spoctth' fur tho-cure of h ney
ad Liver compluntn. (‘unnimunn nnn nil illum-
man: from an impure sure of the Mood. TI . wnmn
‘honufl'or from In: or the ills "won." to their Ir:
hvonte Remedy h mustnnity numnc mm" on un~
falling I‘m-nth n mi blr‘uuc. noun-n "w in

tor Dr. D. Kennedy. Ronduur. .\. h 3: but c. to:
uh, uh arugula.

T.....V| T A..-
P I L I.- S 2

For the cure of
FEVER AS I) AGIIE

A .\'l) I NTERMITTENT

Malaria! rcvorn.
\‘iri t‘qu'AVv. Nli “HIT. N J . April ‘38. LNIK'J.

[Mrrxnx ‘ ' ‘ l lind turn Illflt'llllfi with ml-
S-irwl um-nnntv-ut 1m" tnr (now than twenty
c. llI-lll nu luv ind luvome :i bunt-ti to tnr.
’1 hi lvt nttnrk. Mm li who fmrr ruin mncc threat
run-d in trrtuuiute falnlly Through my broth-r in-
.n\\. “in. llld l‘I‘t‘Il rm‘rtity run-d n! h-H‘r ntnl
.iguc l h- urd of tia- l'll.l.\ Ind pn-rurw; thrm.
u.“ mm d M them 1: ii Ir“ “wk! Ind lmh' tnul lln
h'lllHl l ‘th - llll‘ul' l mmt chrcrhxhy it»! can cm
i.\ "\l‘llllllt‘lltl tlu‘~r I‘ll.l..\ l0 .1; “flirty: {rum
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l'ft1".'*|(‘flili fit‘ll'l l’nr r‘n «hr . .
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AYER’S PILLS.

A lure proportion of the diseases which
cause human tottering result Irvin tit-rung».
rim-t ut the Mount-h. bowels. “d liver.
Avmi‘s t‘iriultrtc l’tLu not directly ujwn
thcse orgini. ninl ore especiully dtetguvd to
cure tho d.~~~:..xcs caused by their dcrauge
merit, inn1u~l.: ;: Ciinntlpullou. lmllgrn-
lion. lbqutuia. llcnilnrhe. Dynrntrry.
unit a it ~: til t‘lltL‘I‘ nomads. tor all it
win it t‘; r-‘ 3 Site, sure. prompt. nnl
pic...~.ii.t l'x‘.:." H. 'l li~~ t’ll(‘ll5l'e use 01 the»:
l'lll.‘ -'.\ cm... n'. [Iliysu‘unus in regular prac.
Iiix‘v'. 25. w mini .‘lflhitlliy the estimation in
w’ .t. ll..'_\‘ he held by the medical protes-
J: ~t:.

'l‘tmsc I‘m a ore compounded of vegctublo

.- .'.< .«n'v. and inc :il-milutcly tree from
:y utlli)!‘ injurious ingredient.

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A Sufl‘crer from neailacho write: :
"At t:t:‘.~ PILLS nre invalul-le to me und
are my (“*ldlll c'itnpnnmu. I have been
It nevi re sutlercr trout Headache. and our
Pius arc the only thing I could Inn in
for rrlu-f. Unc it -se will quickly moi-4l my
[much and Tree my licail from pain. lli'y
are the most etlccuu- nnd the emu >t physio
l llilTL‘ cvcr (filllnl. it is .\ ilrnsure to me to
spook in their prune, mil 1 always do so
When LN‘i‘JSl in nth-is.
W. 1.. l‘iu.r. o! W. 1.. Page a. Rm"
Franklin 5L, ltichniond.\'n... Jun: 3. me.

"I have med Avtm‘s Pius in number-
less lnSanl'r‘s as recomtnemlml by you. and
have new-r known tlu-ni tn tail to arciaiiplish
the desired r--<ult \\‘c coiistanily L't‘p them
on hand at our home. nnd pl’llf‘ thorn ts n

tenant. site. and reliable untily medicine.

Ult Dl‘bl‘bl'blA they are ii.v.ilua.ble.

.l. '1‘. un £3."

Maia. Tens. June 1?, 1382.

The REV. FIAKFIS n. lunmwr. writing
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nunfiiniii WEEK.

(art-ail 0|?rriu:~ from "It Mills.
5.000 Short Luigi Ins.

Ail must II il l t‘ llc

 

t‘au Saved.

lil‘llllltllllh of Wiilc Slim-tings.
Short Lengths ut' 'l‘ut‘kt-y llcd.
llctnnzints of French Suttccns.

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timid l.cu;_:lli.< ol 'l‘ulilc

masks. [KA
SILKSI SILK’S! SILKSI

Mainttfaictut'crs‘Simplex of Silks.
(Tome and Save Money.

250 pieces 01 Black Goods.

Fine lot Black Cuslnncrcs.

Two profits can he saved.

W. B. Hal 81 Cl.

BOGKWODD’S

ms'rnn'rkmzous
CABINET PORTRAITS!

FIVE DOLLARS PER DUZEN.
I? I‘Nllix SQ., N. Y- ‘
W .\lr. llockwmd given pen
sundl Attention to lint-Pl. “0"
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'l‘lu‘ advertiser bin in; been pcruinncntly mind of
tliut dread discuss. Consumption. by a simple h‘lll-
edy is anxious to make known to his tellowmuttcr.
ere ihc mount of cum. 'l‘o rill who “val?!“ it. he will
«and ‘ copy (it the pnecrnnnm llfl‘l. warm. with
the dlrwtion,‘ tut nreimrtuc and thin: in. q"...
whieh nioy “Ill and ll sine t‘\ In: 'ur (nun...
routs. t‘oxnvni-rius. Agni“. l‘ltuxcniru.me.
Portico erllill}! Ilic “corruption. will please addnm.
ltl-IY. E. A. WILMD). it“ lknn 3!...“ mm...
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013068. ‘36 Hull: Street 4
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lHl‘ .\ lull llltt‘
lllllilu‘l‘ \Vutct‘prmit‘s just in.
Hair liouils :i >pi-i-iully.

Spring floods.

MRS. H. KR EGER.
Hatch, Bailey B [10.

Mun-it“ '

Lumber,

Timber,

\t'l.\ Pix

 

.rir- -f..i-t‘. l“‘.‘\ill’.‘ ll

Shingles,
Lath,

Doors. Moldings. Sash.
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.

Etc.

Vcticcred Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and

Floorinir.

MARSHAL ST..

New Goods!

llimnmnls, “hitches,

Stil' 'l‘ll NtllfiYAld'i

 

 

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JEWELRY!

Si-lc Agrnl Ill Norwnlk. authorized by the con-puny.
for

nockr‘oun QUICK~TRAIN

Railroad Watches!

John Foley‘s (told Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silver and Plated \Vare. Opera
Glanws. Gold Spectacles and
Eyevtilasws. Nickel rind
\Valuut Clocks.

Repairing and Adjusting

~—’INI—

WATCHES

A SPECIALTY.

Standout Time by Chm-tonal". nt

A. W. Austin’s

Opera Home Block,
Norwalk.

H- Illa!

‘lh all choice
#35ka I sold Ap tuition
give "helm retort-tic;- u och-ruler.

hlory and Expo}... Paid.

Conn:

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Childrens‘.

 

—————-Al.l. KINDS

Lalias’ Kill Button,

gum, 1,23. 1.30. 2.0”. 2.50. :1.M.3.50.

 

 

(icnts‘ Fine llnnd~Sewed

BrilliantGnngrassfianers.

To buy A perfect Boot or shoe.

ln l‘rtcv- that‘s Lon. :n Style that‘s New.
tin try the “one-- that phone: nll.

That ninkw ym glad when (”i-.- you will

AND THAT IS—

.“BROWN’S.”

“7 . Iain St. -

 

South Norwnlk

 

DR. PLEPSIEIWE’S‘

SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION,

past. l have bceu nnbg-ct l-i c--n»t:pation,
trom which. in spun at the use of tooth»
I‘tllt‘! of various kinds. I sutlcrcd increustn
inmnvonicnco, \lnlll some months ago
began min-z Ann‘s lune. '1 lacy have
entiiily corrected the cosine habit. and
hove Listly improved my general health."

Anna‘s CATIIARTIC PILL! correct irregu.
lnrttics of the bowels. stimulate the uppe-
titc and digestion. and by their prompt nnd
thorough action give tone And W to the
whole physical economy.

PREPARED 3?

Dr. .I.C. Ayer 6.00., Lowell, Misc.
Sold by all Drum

 

All experience the
beneficial eflecn ox

Ayer‘s Sarsaparilta.

“IDDLE Children with Sore Eyes. Sore

AGED. Eon. or on ocrotnlous or typh-
Illde mint, my be hunky madam-1g
by in use.

Councilman; shaman-torts.

YOUNG.
OLD. AND

 

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HEADACHE,

SPA-SICKNESS.

TESTIMUXIAI.S:

 
 

 

 

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5 ll Aizittr:i:-- liivnr r: l ' - ~':'-' l from
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tin Maire ,.n.3 :1 vinyl.» Ar n t h..rm. Tin \ \tll.f.‘.

.mn.\ .\'. H;.\>t~:\'. “in. w. urn-air.

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bid for tun i-i :lircv i..~iy~ t'flCll LHIQ'. llhtl l lune
l-ccn mull-l.» to find ungtlntm that wuuld lirlp mi-
llhlll I trial llr. 14¢wa 53-1 l'llti l‘rex‘r‘p ion about
at )i'ur ago; etni‘r then I httYl‘ hull but utw attack.
and that unz- caused by ovrruurk and anxu‘ty over

the MCKIMSS of my dnuflitcr I will thc-n'hrc
hcnrtrlv nvummend it to all unlictul with heath

nchc. \‘uurs eincrn-ly.
t’llARLOTTE PETRY.

.\\:‘ liner SL. Troy. NY. Sept 6. IN.
S. It An. nun ~8ir: In reply to your :lh‘kll'l‘.‘
“hrthcr I had any more trouble with headache. “Ill
my tlnit l linvc not bet-n truublm‘l with it tn all thc
the you”. and thin luv gem-mi hi-xlth has unntly
impnwcd. and 1 {wt [lint l mu- n all in Dr. Loam“.
Started l’nx‘riptiou. Your: very truly.
CHARLUTTE PETRY.

03 1-1 uonnnn.

£33 ly

I'RII‘E

FUR SALE BY
G EORGE ll. PLA ISTED.
Nomulk and South Nor-walk.

wow 15 Tm: i‘iin‘f'ro ‘USE

[10" To
Cough Remedy.

Pure Dun, Medicines, &c.

BEST EX'I‘RACTS.

Prescriptions Curelully

Compound“. ‘

 

A LARGE STOCK 0!“

Patent Medicines

Alwnys on bond ct

 

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so UNION sou! CHICAGO ILL
sr. LOUIS non-LAMA GA.

cousin: 33: E- _

A. Dlfilfll‘lllllllt 8011.. £218

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Never varies, does not contuin
one particle of the Multan.-
tions mdtoroduce the cost of

manufacturers in imitnting it.
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