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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, October 15, 1885 · page 4

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'leruuevulumeecfvagreetvetue.
Iueycu'um-Iruweuvermu:
”.mppt-tugefircehuumbreexouthers
mmwuuldmtryuuvulntf"
'lwouldeetee"—Ind Ihe grew quite exotica
Induced-grew uncircum—
'lm-rwfl pooreecoor firIt. In;
I'Iet‘etbertudctebcuwerrelumi'
aMtOhiolm

will: couueitre.

“Where deee the bout cane from!“
IIkIIbueolic eeercher Ifterlore. Itiefur-
Ihhed by the depertmeut. but eeeh police-
men peye for hie own. we believe.

A New York pnper bee dbecvered I meet
“ Inuluel belle " in I whi'fliug girl. She
Ihould be then I few mllee cut to III. Ind
Iuehored elongeide of I whiItling buoy.—
Novv'mom Her-om.

Doctor : “ You need exerciIe ; whet ie
your employment ?" I‘eticnt : ”I em I
meeen.” Doctor: “But then you cennct
leek ererelee.“ fleece : “ Thet depende.
Sometimee. you know. we work by the day
Ind ecmettmce by the job."

Brown—~” Whet I eId looking fellow
Smith bl Whet ie the metter with him. I
wonder” rm-" Why. didn‘tyou ever
beer I“ III III dimppeiuted in lovu.‘
Brown-" Got the mitten. eh .‘“ Fogg-
“Oh deer. no; he merried her."

Firetgentlcmen. “ I beg your perdon.
Iir. but ie not your ueme Smythe f“ Second
gentlemen. " No. Iir; my me in Smith
You heve evidently mietiikeu me for my
'.°“~"

Dore White. I \l‘oeteru Idvocete of ld~
ditionel rigbte for her ch. demende thet
divorce else“ he iiiede eIIiIr for women. Ind
entirely impeueible for men. There ehould
be no delIy in giving Dore the earth. with
I heirpiu fence Iround it.~—.\'m York June.
eel.

A Concord Ichool
“ \Vhet did i menu by hie ‘ Ewigs
Weibllche.‘ whic rid! MM Alrevt.‘ Ind whet
II. in very truth. thie quelity which drewe
nun upwerd P" tloeh ! we give thet up.
I rope in the hende of I perty of ’I‘exee
tyucheru " drIwI men upwerd.“ but we
don't Inppoee thet ie the right Inewer.

Moee Scheuiuburg iI very IrbitrIry in the
menegemcnt of hie femily Ifleire lie hII
been trying for Ionic time to marry of! hie
deughter Iiebecce. Ind It lIIt he eucceedcd
in peniieding In old men who wee rich to
entry her. At dinner time Muee eIid :

" ltepcooe. Illow me to congreluletee you
on your engegement. I heve you I huepend
got.“ " Who vII he. vudder .‘" " Who
vIIhe? Vet I keveetiou! \‘It‘e did your pleb-
ncee. ch? \‘y ton‘t you Ittend to your own
Ideire. don‘t it P You vIIh chooet eeten up
mit ctirioehity. \‘It von‘t you‘veutltozkncw
next 1'“

Culprit—Yea. Iuh. I tuck de chicken. I
wee gwincter meke eomc chicken pie. end I
fuck do cook book and reed do direcehune.
Ind hit IeyI ; “ Take one chicken.“ Hit
don‘t IIy buy one chicken. or liorry one
chicken. but teke one chicken. "it don't
er whore chicken ter teke. Io I jesI tuck
Io fuet one I could lIy iny hen‘e on. I_fol.
cred do direcehune. lab. in do book.“

A trevelling coinpeuy recently gave
“ Heinlct " in In Arizone town. end the fol-

 

 

philoeopher uke :

lowing notice of the event Ippeured in the ‘

locel paper : “ A compeny of dudere gevt
Iehow lIIi night It lierney lIill'e. They
pleyed I dilly Inep celled ' Iiemlet.‘ Wt
never heard ol the drum before end we
never went to Ice it Iinn. It ie the Inideet
thing in the wa of I Ihcw we ever fell up
Iinnet. There Iin‘t no horeee, eiuging.
fighting. or dencing iu the whole blemed
Ihebeng There wee I lively dog fight in
the middle of the pley thet wee I greet eup-
eem. Theectoruwereuot killed. but the
duck thet pleyed Hamlet weI terred n1
hthered.‘ He will recover."

-’ "rite uxrituss sauvxcu.

Ilelhode by “~qu Veluubleu u. c-Iioe
to our lleelred'l’tuee.

 

“ “‘c curry millions of money for the
government. Ieid I Superintendent of II
I'varem (‘uiiipeny. the other dey. Ind heve
never lost I penny except in one of wreck
\UII fire. end then it wee known whet money
one burned Mid it wue wily repleced. The
wthor (Iny we took QBJXNJJI” from “'0!!!-
iiigtnn in one lot Ind treneported II to Sen
r‘rnuciero. CIl.. end of mutue hId no more
trouble then if It WI: $1.000.

“ We operate Iome 88.000 milce of roed
lll this country Ind t‘unede. Ind ten time
that. meant throughout the world. end the
port‘eutege of IOII on goode in melt. OI
lute] hue. but been for many yeere elmoei
nothing. There Ire fully 15.000 men in our
employ. including Ill. from piItforIn men
to superintendent. and we here the etricteet
kind of civil cervice rulee. every men being
promoted in the order of hiI Ieniority with.
out regIrd to influence. end obtaining pro-
motion in no other wa. Thie ie one ree-
eon why the exprcee Iervioe iI Io efficient,
for no men cen enter it on Iny other mIn‘I
recommendetion Ind ovcrItep Inother who
hII Ilreedy Ind iI cepecituted. We "11:10,.
000 horeee Ind 8.000 wegone of III Itylee.
end meke I Ipeclelty of reieing horeee per-
.ticulerly fitted for our eervicc. 'I‘here It
probebly no privIte oorporntion iu exlet-
ence in which the detIil ie Io thoroughly
Irrenged II cure. end in which I lone or de-
lIy (un be Io readily treeed. A feeture in
our hietory which provee thie ie the totIi
freedom from embeeelement Ind defelcetion

fer without detection. Ind Ill treated em-
ployee Ire under In epproved bond which
h Ilwm reepondhle.

“ At Iny momentof the dIy or night our
eempeuy be million of dcllere worth of
merchendiee Iud vIluIblee in treneit. end
eech morning with the regulerity of clock
work weere IIeured of mfe delivery end the
mIIiug of reepoueibillty by the cempeny.‘
—W Devoid.

A 1"“! OIITIPIDI.
The centipede ie not I pretty AIM HI
rune toe much to legI. Once I. thought

the-dumb!» Ifter Ieeiug I lot of
vlittlIQiicehue ludieupepoeeee pulling

 

 

 

Arum-dehulI-mflw wt:
hm.” i 'm
=dteiee-Ieuytekilg piece II!

 

 

uuu re ruueuuvu uer.
a. llurrtmeuter we. leuude I win.
“wee.

 

We heve noticed going the rounde of the
pope- I recommendetiou to uprinkle upon
hey. ff herdly cured. .- it i. put‘ into the
'now. Iireleked lime. cleiming thet the hey
will be preeerved in e freIh. green etete.
that the lime ie not objectioneble to cettle
or her-nee. if it oontinuce upon the hey. etc.
Now if any furrneru think of edopting Iny
such practice. our Idvice ie. don‘t you do
it. We tried it once. end II I Ipeeker re-
mIrked. “ became rercncly Ietiefled." It
ie no new notion. end our experiehee ie of
the put.

We were putting come hey into the mow
thet wee made herdly Iumcicnt. end having
fear of ruin. end I Iupply of Iir-Ileked
lime. we decided to preserve our hey in in
" rich green color “ Ind “ without mould
or dust." The lime wnI eerefiilly Iprinkled
over the hey or it won placed in the mow.
In the winter we waited with some Inxiety
or ciirioeity to know the rueult. The boy
won all right over the limo layer. which we
finally arrived It. end which was I‘t‘OOflllld~
ed without difficulty. but not it fine green
\ppceruucc . it wee iiietmid almost black.
Ind in pitching it from the mow I duet \viie
rnieed that wee foerful to encounter ; all"
our fiiith continued. until we placed mum
of the hey before our Itock ; they Iniellec
of it. poked it Ibout. but rcfueed to IllIt‘ I
perticle of it. They looked up It me “It
eiiuie II to ill". “'het heve we done. that
we Ihould be thue treeted I We felt guilty.
Ind went to work Ind removed that th.
uIing come for bedding Ind throwing the
remeindcr into the yerd for bedding during
the daytime. In the Ipriiig we need it by
ploughing it upon I moiet piece of inn-3,
where it Iervod I good purpoee in ite me.
ehInicel effect upon the eoil. That experi-
ence wee qudcient for our on. end whee
I little time Iince we cut the idee :in-
ItIrted. we felt like ehoutirig Io II to be
keerd from one end of the country to Illt
ether. Adopt come other method then the
III of lime in Ittcniptlng to cure your hey.
-Germautuwe Trbgruph.

MUSIC FOR 1'!!! IORIONS.

Ieme Purte About the Weuderful luetru-
meet in the Melt lake city Temple.

The orgeri in the Belt Ileke City Temple
hII 2.7M pipee Ind 57 Itope. Some of the
pipce Ire thirty-feet long Ind lIrge enough
to Idmit the Min of three men. The
towere thet riee on either eide Ire forty.
eight feet high. with I niche left between
them for the Goddeee of biotic. ’I‘hie im-
menee temple of mueic. which iI neerly II
lIrge II Izcottege. iI eleboretely curved by
head. It in impoIIible to cetimete the colt
of it. mye I Weetern cone-pendent. II it
'Il built in the eerly dIyI. when frcighting
wII done by or teInie Icrom the pleine. end
(unity of the workmen only received previe-
lone for their lebor. But they Irc I people
who will not be outdone. end when the
Epiecopel (‘hurch built their beeutiful
orgun here the Mormone It once begun to
\mprove theirI.’ which wII Ill Ihow Ind
framework. Ind the Ilreedy expended
”0.000 on it. Sitting in that vent Indi-
torium. 200 feet long by 150 wide. where
the acoustice Ire Io perfect you cen beer I
pin drop from mic end to the other. Imid
the cool and Iilenee Ind eolemnity of the
vent Imphltheetre—for it ie circuler in ite
formetion. With the melodioue. rhythuii.
cIl. Ilh’r‘l‘dmuod Itreiue of thet poucrrtil
organ. under the mater bend. one in exelt-
ed for the time being end feels II I imegine
he will when brought to fece the greet
Meetcr. When lietening to the ngnd offer-
tory (in D) by Reptile I iniegiued I knew
whet Dente‘e Inferno wII; pendemonium
Icemed lree looee. when I low voice in I
minor Itrein begun to Iing. end one could

only think of the weil of I lcet eoul end the
teen unbidden ItIrt—eo IId. Io sweet. Io
fer Iwa ll thh voice. which. Ifter Ill. ie no
voice It Ill. but only the eflect of the orgen.
Then eomee I bout of melody. like the bet
ielujeh chorue from I thoueend IIrIphin
Indeheruhim. Thcelectofthe Oorneliue
Much. by lendel-ohn. on thie Iuperb
.qu. pleycd by thie brillient performer.
u be recreeeeily imegiued thendeeeribed.

 

 

' SODA WITH SYRUPS.

Grout Queuetr-ee ure sold Ivery Bummer
It New Yurh'u 9.000 Btu-do.

 

 

One of the moet Ictive tredee during the
Iummer monthe iI thet of node with Iyrupe.
A reporter vieited e number of lIrge drug
Itoree where IodI weter lI Iold. Ind found
thet over 800 Inch Itoree Ire eugeged in
the hueineee in thie city. the trede renglng
from 5.000 gleeece per dIy to 500. Iccord.
lug to loceticu. There IreIllo I lIrge num-
ber of toy Ind cigIr Itoree where eodI weter
iI Iold. Some Itoree mIktu I IpeeiIlty of
thie bueineee Ilone during the Iummcr
monthe. In verloue pertI of the city Ire
IlIo loeeted Itreet Iode weter ItIndI. which
Iccording to Itetement. do I thriving huei.
ueII. but nothing compertd with thet cen
ried on in the Itoree devoled to the epeciel
true. II the pricee cherged do not permit
of their giving II good In Irticle. The ee-
timIte. therefore. ie thet over 2.000 eIth-
liIhmentI of verioue kinde Ire engeged in
tho eele of Iode with eyrnpe. end It I eim-
ple Iverege of 1.000 glIIIeI per dey. which
in eoneidcrvd by the lIrgcr deeleru to be
much under the feir celculeticn. would
give 2.000.000 glIIIeI of eode weter
drunk in thie city every dey during the
heeted term. AI thie generelly lute Ibotit
100 deye. the Iggregete of the code of node
weter would be 200.000.000 glIIIeI. Thie.
on In Iverege of five cent- yer ghee—Ionic
cherging eight Ind ten eente Ind othere twc
centI—wculd ineke the receipts from thie
Iouree 010.000.000.

It I prominent drug Itcre on Broedwey
where eode with Iyrupe wee mede I Ipeciel-
ty. it wII eeid thet it wII not uncommon to
eell from 6.000 to 8.000 glIIeeI I dey. Ind
yet the night trade. It thet houee. wII very
ineigniflcent. The bueiueee would eggre-
p'teneerly8500 Id”. I lIrge IhIre Ii
which wee profit.

Oueetuefuln'hver.

'Ihetherepeuticelueeeef eoeeine Ire Io
Iumeroue thet the veluecf thh wonderful
remedyeeemeonly beginning“! be epprc-
IiIted. Almcetdeilyweheerofeome die-
Ieeeorcombinetionof Iymptomein which
ltheebeeutriedforthefiruttime Ind hee
Inewered beyond expectetiou. It Ippeeru
ItrIngethIteoiutr-Icteble I cunpleint II
heyfeverehouldbuemedebleto ih tulip
Meudyet Inch ie the one. The Ic—'
count given bylr. Weteeu. of the Weet-
uineter Helpitel. ofhleeulerinfi Ind enh-
tequenteurebytebleitheteccetue. ie tee
Iircumeteutieltoedmitofdeubt even bed
we not received eondrmetory evidence
hemmeuyeourcee. Ithee been objected
mtheoretieel'greundethuteoeeinemuetcf
nee-lube inoperetive. or It Ill even-
efoompemtivelylitflemintbeeeeeemin
vhieheymptemeefeueethmetietype pre-
mil. OudI-ly Incub. however. it h.

 

leedvilleeeemmore hendeppero
mtly'ehouldeecepethefetecfleeepretee-
tioueplecee. Inedville,however.heemlula
fromlhwluhebitmmie'lm to ll.

bythe Oelcrelo ltete eeuem juet hdeg
completed. Denver. on the other
Ibewlthefiflltycfetruechycf

 

 
 

 

fie lulu meek tale.
“ Within die pent Ir leer were the
rim of“ he finally de-
itieed eud f-tuu- ere Ice mule Io repidly
II furmeeb out d pith Iud bitten." edit I
Met Itreet druggiet yeeterdey. “ Thin
outta. In retee begeu iu I'hiledelphie Ind
III greduelly extended Ill over the country.
On Ionic medieiuee the out wee II high II
50 per cent.. end the reduction on ell petent
medicinee will Iverege over 25 per cent.
Formerly I good petent medicine thet m
properly bundled Ind liberIlly Idvertieed
would Me I fortune for ite preprietor in I
few yeere. Remedice errInted to cure III
e ille thet fieeb ie heir to end greedily pur-
eeed by I ereduloue public eold reedily
mail It .1 per bottle Ind coet little to
menufecture. 'Ihey cen now be bought for
50 acute. end the bottom price he not yet
been reeched.
“ There ie no longer Iny money in petent
mediciuee. either for in or the menufeetur-
Ire. Prieee heve been out In thet the men
gin of profit herdly pIyI ue for bundling
them. end the proprietore complein thet the
reduction hII elected their buIineeI IlIo.
'1'th cleim thet their medicinee coet to
menufecture end put on the merket neerly
whet they ere obliged to Ieli for to the job-
berI. There heI been I greet revolution in
the petent medicine bueineee. end no one
cen tell where it will end."—-PAI‘tatlchiAi'u
Tim
ltlctt SOUI‘NIRN IIGROBS.

Long before the er New Orleene bed in
militery compeuice of free negrore who
fought under Jeckeon It Chelmette. Ind
who. leter on. odered their Iervicre to the
Confedcrete Government. denouncing in
vigoroue terme “ the Abolutioniet Yenkcee.“
Meny of them voted by common coneent.
Ilthough the lIw did not Illow it. end duel.
ly they hId their elevee. end were not very
good meetere. There Ire prohIhly I doxcn
colored men of thin clue in New Orleene
worth over 0100.000 in reel eetete. iuoet of
whom inherited their weelth. were elwae
rich. Ind never fought their wa up from
elevery. A few weeke ego the Chriet Church
property on t‘enel etreet. the Ieet of the
firet ProteItIut church in the Mieeleeippi
\‘Illey. wee purchIIed by the Mercier
Brothere for 895.000. They Ire erecting
upon it the fiueet buetncee block in the city.
It will colt over 0120.000. The Merciere.
who heve I hundred or more white men in
their employ. Ire colored« true repreeente.
tfvee of the old free people of color in New
(lyleene. Oppoeite the Cuetom lieu-e iI
Inotber row of elegent commerciel bulld-
inge. Ileo the property of I coined men.
Arietide hierie. II fine I type of the colored
IrietocrIt II one would went to Iee—elegent
in hie dreII Ind minute. I type of I due
French gentlemen.

 

Getrlug Suuuru en the Deg.

“ Chudge. could I Iboke by you I mo
ment l“

7“ Certeinly.” IIid the megietrete. in the
Yorkville Police Court in Iuewer to
In Inzioue. puly little (lermen. who timid.
ly Ipproeched the Bench It the cloeeref the
reguIIr union of the court

“ \Vhet iI the trouble I“ continued the
Court.

" I wee glubbed led nighd by I men vet
led! by my home.“ IIld the punter,

N “'het do you went f“ IIked the Court

“ Yet I vent ?“ excleimcd he in Ietonieh-
ment. “ I vent eediefection. I vent togot
equere.“

H Step over there to the clerk Ind got I
Iummone for him.” eeid the Court.

u Nein." eeid the Germen. “ date no
8094" ,

" “'hIt do you menu 7“ eelred the Court.

“ I do deee vonce before. end when I
"If him deee prer her he chumped on me
ad I don‘t no Inf my eyee fun dree veeke.
Goodby. I go home und lick heee dog.
einehow.“

III wee gone to Innlbilete the undue b.
fore the Court could cell him heck.
Three Dhtlugutubed Fiehermeu.

Mr. ClevelInd ie by no meene II good I
lehermen II Mr. Arthur. The h“. h I
eclentific fiehermen. the former deb. fa
fun. But even Mr. Arthur. with Ill hie love
for neetly mede dice end for the pieeetoriel
uetheticfem thet Iurrounde their ekmful
.tee. iI looked down upon by eoiue of the
Oniehed Inglere who Ire quite II high up in
the lend eIou the weter. Among thcee ie
Gov. Herrieon. of Connecticut. who never
hill to Ipend e few wake of every Iummer
Imid the trout brooke of Vermont. Ind Ileo
bII geined Inch I reputetion thereby thet
Iome unepprecietive pereon in the lete cem-
peign iI IIid to heve publicly remerked :
“ \Vho iI Henry B. Herrieon Inywey ? end
whet heI ‘he ever done except to eetch e few
good trout P" The Nutmeg Governor wee
told. not long ego. thet Mr. Arthur ecce-
Iionelly Itooped to the cepture of I muekel-
longe. whereupon he remerked : “ Now.
thet in too bed. You Ihonldn‘t heve told
me thet. I heve bed I very high opinion of
hit. Arthureeefiehermeu end II I men.
but now my idol ie ehIttered. I reelly
thought Mr. Arthur wee I trout fiehermIn-o
but muekellouuel Beh I‘

Where Aruuulu II Ilued.

“ Oelifornie Ind KInIII Ire buying
Inertia now by the thoueend pounde." re
naked I wholeIIle druggiet down town
“ In eertein locelitiu In thoue Stetee tht
fermere Ire eIten out Innuelly by vIIt
drovee of ngIIhopperu. Areenic eprinkled
over the crepe will deetroy the ineecte-
Severul yeeru ego Perie green wee need. but
it did not prove II fItel II Ireenic. The
greeehoppere fell deed in the field Ind Ire
need II compact.

“ Our big Ireenie trede in now confined
IlmoIt exelueively to the extreme Weetern
Stetee. lows Texee. Arieone. KInIeI. Ind
meny of the Tux-iteriee nee lIrge quentitiee.
It hII only been of lete yeeru. though. thet
the trede he been Io cxteneive. I presume
the Ireenic hII the more effect on greeehop~
pore II Rough on Rete hue on rate. only
quickenin ite work of deeth. After I few
yeere Iome other remedy will heve to be
tried. The rece of greeehoppere now in
exietence will bring forth IrIenie eetiug in-
IectI. Ind the remedy will Iimply “on! I
picnic where formerly it w I funeral."

 

 

 

{III-II of ‘lbxue Currie.

ThIt the nettle of Mexico Ind Teer dc-
icendedfromtheherdeofold Spein iI Il-
uioet univerIIlly believed. It ie thought
thet when thoee gentle Ind pioue worthiee.
the SpeniIh lnvederu. brought their Iworde
toAruerchtobelmeke openinge for the
introduction of IIving grece end the eweet
cheriteble teechinge of the church militent.
they IlIo brought cettle of the herde of An.
delueie. Some of them, it ie Iuppoeed, eu-
pred. or were Ibendomed to roegi‘ Ind
breedetfreedou.ee the Iunny pleiee cf
the Rio Brevo del Norte. 'Ibe reeemblencee
there ie between the pictureequely gethit
Andelueien bullock end the Ilebeided Ind
eIt-hImedrecer of the Southweet. le eon-
IidIred good evidence. if not proof peei-
tlve. they bed I remote comma origin.—
ae'eqe Wee.

W'OIhlultuel‘leh

wendidyouevermtehe Mt
lecheuliepleyingedtoleewurd,eudyou
feelofyeurlmfeetcfliueoerefullyttbfl‘
hemtefelmeet breethleee wetting.
udthemnthedebuieethefienuel con-
euflugthehoehtheoft-repeetedqu-tiou
Irieeefcreefully.whetheremenceupulliu
Muthuefiehcen ewlm. hr the blue-
fiehueuellymekeee hit for the beet It
moet toeleeheutbelhnendget
cl. ficitieeeeywerkferefewmcuienh.
Iudtheucomeethetug cf wer: the line

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

INCOIIOIUOUI m ANNUI-

‘l'he people who live dde by dde in me
preteetioue Iveuue know eech other not.
luiokerboehereud pervmu. the hthrltm
ufweeltheudtheereblteetclhh own foe
tune. the genuine gentlemen end the vulgII
mob. reeide'iu the III» block. Ouehouee
is visited by the beet Ind moet dietinguieh-
ed ; the houee Idjoining by men who tIlk
ioud in Iuicidel Iyntex. Ind women who
weer holly-hoeke in their heir. Ind yellow
dreeeee with pink trimmimge. Here dwelle
In euthor whoee work- glve him I lIrge in-
come; over the wily. I fellow who he- I
geuiue for money-getting. but who cennot
eolve the myeteriee of Ipelling. Some of
the meet Ipecioue Ind expo-dire reunion
on the avenue IlwaI heve Ideeerted look.
Only the ooeupIntI Ind eervente Ippeer on
the high. cerved Itoop; only the cerriegee
the router of the eIthliflnent ownI Itop
before the door. Thet fImily purcheeed I
houee in the Ivenuc. but Iociety heI not ec-
eeptcd ite membcrI. They» heve nothing
but I new fortune to recommend them.
They moet hide their time. The firet gen-
eration of the unrecognized feree herd. The
eecond iI edumtcd end the third clIimI
lineege—pretee of “ gentillty “ Ind frowne
upon whet ite grund-perente were. To g0
into the evenue end into ite Ioeiety Iru dif-
ferent thinge. They who Itruggle to enter
eertein circlee ere not quted. Thoee who
Ire indilerent to mere feehion no in re
rueet ; for not to Ieek. Iocietlly. b quelly
to be caught—N. 7. Letter.

 

GOING INTO BATTLE-

Siiid Dept. George W. Stone : “ I don‘t
believe Iny inert ever went into I bettle
without being frightened. I know I never
did. I‘ll tell you when I men feele reel
hedly. “‘0 when he ie forming hie men
into line for I big bettle while I little Ikir-
mieliing fire iI kept up III the time. Every
minute or It) came one. any be your beet
friend. Itending right next to you will
chriek out. “ Oh. my God." end full beck
deed. yet you cennot let your men fire. for
the Irmy mun be drew up firet. There ie
plenty of time to think. You don‘t dere to
retelietc in Iny mg. The next bullet me
dud your heert. end your children will be
left fetherlem. It ie I moment thet triee
the brunet men. beceuee he hII to etend
quietly Ind tIke it Ill. llnt when the order
eomce to fight end the excitement of the
bettle Irieru. feIr'peIIeI Iwey. You heve
Iomething to do. You heveI duty to perform
It Iny coIt. Bullete drive into the ground
It your feet. Ieuding up little cloude of
duet; they whietle peIt your eerI Ind me.
be cut holee in your, clothing. Shelle Ind
Ihrupnel kill your comredee Ind leeve you
living. Ind noon there comee I feeling thet
Iome good fortune heI preeerved you end
will protect you. end the dceire to do II

 

. much demege to the enemy Ilone fillI your

mind. 'l'het wee my experience in theermy.
end I don‘t believe thet the men lived who
did not feel It the commencement of I fight
thet he would rather be Iomewhere elee."-
'.\hewuwfe' Ti'wmh‘m

‘ srrzuei. nurture.

Burklen'e Arnie: Sulvu.

The boat Salve in the world for Cute.
I‘iruiiu‘e. Sunni. I'h‘urs. Sell Rheum.
Fever Son-ta. Tutti-r. t‘happod lien-ls.
t‘liillileins. t‘iirue. ltlltI all Skin Eruptions.
end [Initivuly curve l‘tlr-tl. or no pay re—
(IIIIN‘II. It Ill guaranteed to give perfect
entiefection. or money refunded. Pure
'35 come per box. ‘nr sale by tint. Ii.
l‘laintt‘d. Nurwalk and South Norwelk.

A (trrut lItInnv-ry.

Mr. \\'m. Thomas. uI' Newton. Ie..
unye: “My wife has been Dt‘l’ltlllrlly ufl't‘ot-
ed with Imiugh fur twentydivo your“.
and this spring more severely then over
before. She had used mun)- rv-tiiedios
without relief. and being \lrgt‘d totrv
Dr. King‘e New Discovery. did so. with
intuit gratifying multe. The tirst bottle-
roliei'ui her very much. and the second
bottle hint Ibeouliitely cured Ilt‘l‘. She
has not had en good health for thirty
retire.“ Triel bottles free at (loo. It.
I‘luisted‘u Drug Store Nurwelk end So.
Noru‘nlk. Large size 31.00.

Mule-e, the nut t‘ough «In. Se..~...|.
“In“. lephurfiuup heel-Ind MIUK‘
”Cor-RemoverI-I'It‘crnuauue-gfi
.II'I Iteir Ind Whisker 0.9 ll‘uk 3 Mil.“
Plie'u'l‘uorharrm Irv-up- mm In t Iiuute.‘
N‘I Incumuur I‘Ille Ire I out. cure.“

‘ Novel- liiir l‘p.

If you ftl’t‘ sum-ring with low and do
pruned spirits. lust: of emu-tit». govern!
tivliility. tIlStlltIt‘lt‘tI blood. wuiik consti—
tution. headache. or Iny diocese of I bil-
ioue nature. IH‘ ell means prot‘uru I bottle
of Electric Bitters. You will he sur-
prised to sue the rapid Improvement that
will follow; you will be inspired “‘llh
new life; strength and activity will re.
turn; pain and niiser will me». and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric lIIt‘fs. Sold at fifty cents ii
bottle by (but. 1!. Planned Not-walk and
So. Nortvelk.

her-volts ltebllilutett Men

You Ire allowed I free trial of thirty
days of the use of Dr. Dye‘e t’elebretrd
\‘olteio Belt with Electric Suspeneory
Appliencem for the quietly relief and
wrmem‘nt cure of Nervous llebility.
one of Vitality end Meiihooli. and Ill
kindred tmtibh-e. Also. for many other
dioceses. Complete restoration to health.
vigor end menhood guerenteed. No
risk is incurred. Illustruted pernehlet.
with full information. terms. em. mailed
free by addressing \‘oltnic Belt 00..
Marshall, Mich.

A Card.

To all who are suffering from thvrr
rore Ind indiecretione of youth. nervous
weaknees. early decay. I088 of manhood.
&c. I will send it recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This greet
remedy wee discovered by I missionary
in South America. Send I self-midw-
ed envelope to the ‘

Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
767 l 3'. Station D. New York (‘ityn
“Rattan on Rule.”
(‘lcere out Reta. Mice. meet-«x film. elite. bed-huge.

Iloarl Paine.
I‘Ilpitetiori. Dropeirel Swellingti. Dinineu. Indi‘
tion. HeedIchr. Skvldeeueee cured by “\t’clle
celth chcwer.“
“Rt-nub on Come.”

Ask for Welle‘ “Rough on Corne.“ 150. Quick.
complete cure. nerd or eoft mute, werte. humour.
“Betcha-Patten.”

Quick. complete cure. Ill Kidney. Bledder Ind
[Winery D ‘ Schilling. Irnletlon. Stone. Grey-
el. Client: of the Blet'ldci~ SI. Druggiete.

Bed-Bug? l-‘lloe.
Fllcu. roechce. ence. bed~ ,rItI. mice. are
chlpmunke. cleercd out by ‘-' h on lute.“ the.

Thin People.

Welle‘ Ifcelth Ito-newer“ rcetorce heelth Ind vtfior.
wre- dylpcpeie. BeIdIche. Emcee. Debi ty

.1.
“laugh on Pain”.
Cerue chulere. colic. crempe. dlerrhoee. Iehee
i amine. bcIdIt-he. neurelcle. rheumetlem.
nurture.
lfyeuerefell brokcu.worncut end nmon
uec “Welle‘ Reel Rcuewcr “ Cl. Drugglete.
k'latfo l'reeervrlilvg‘ We“
Ire r on " I.
Renewal“: ’(g‘oeeflrgct tgwcekueypcte. _
“Bough eu HIM.”
Curee Ptlee or Hemorvbol “chi . Protrudiug.
Bleedingi leewuel or othu. it end hternel
Remedy neechpeckege. Sure euro. 30:. Drug-
lfi'eet Wee-cu.
LIdieewhowouldie freehueee eud vlecity
Don‘t full to try “Welle‘ Beelthi ltcuewer.“
“Bough ou Itch.”
"no-a on Itch“ Cer- humore. eruption. ring
worm. letter. relt rheum. fretted feehchfllblelne

“Rough on (inter-rte.”
Corvete

woret chronic ceeee. elee
Diptherle. Sore Thrcet. Ml
cupudlzo‘pe or the Regan.

\ OB . core
and delicete. u; "nWelle‘ anim‘llta‘ewer.“ "’
Onion-l of the Bladder.

8m. lrrite luhmmetiou. Ill Kidney Ind
Urleery “purrhurcd by ‘fluchI-Peibe. ‘ st

“Voter-Webs."

oeIIleelleetlee

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00.. Avenue-huh
.lvew “.mnfifl ceeewith
‘3' Y “It.” hag-ended

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NEW YORK CITY.

 

 
 

VOGEI. BROTHERS

RELIABLE CL 0 THIERS.

New Styles Fall and ”fizzle?"

I CLOTHING.

T116 largest and finest stock ever manufactured by us for

MEN Y0 UTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
@Ezs/u'on GI/d/Ug‘llt’ «ml Prim List for Fall and I V infer 1885-6 sent free.

VOGEI. BROTHERS

605, 607, 609 Broadway, corner Houston Street,
65I, 653, 655, 657 Eighth Ave., corner 42d Street,

 

 

The Great

AMERICAN

HEATER,
F. H. Nash ll Bro.

only agents for t‘ity Ind Borough.
Three heetrnx arr excelled by Iftllf‘

Ind rteud It the bend of the
list for

SI.“ l’LIt‘I'I‘Y.
DURABILI'I‘Y.
EFFICIENCY.
melm:‘25;.::1'“’..‘Y::lostrich?“ m"

GRIIBKBRI

IN ALL ITS \‘Altll'l‘lts.
Bohemian, French and

A incl-clan Glass “'are.

Alan I in xv rim-l: of the bee! fruttVyeri-in the
merkrt. oft r lute-l inipmvcuir-tit. “e Ire the
only .201“! in town. for thr- IIlc of them.

\‘t’ood. 'l‘iri, Iron. llol-
low \I’ar-e.

Agate. lron'land Enameled
Ware.

SAD IRONS and KITCHEN

FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
KINDS.

LAMPS AND l‘ARLOR ORNA-

MENTS, RANGES AND
OIL STONES.

IRON (‘liAD PAINT. Pet. Coffee Prue. with 3
lb (‘oifcc to tech pot. Store Illerking. (Yer-pa
Techno“. ctr. TIN ROOFING. mtlutteru
Ind ell kinde of )obing in Helm It Cell. Now in
ihr time to heve Purnecre clrenrd Ind put in
order.

EH. Nash lira.
Swan 8131181111811,

(Successors Ii J. M. SAIIIS .3 co)

362 WATER-Six, um Bunk.
BRIDGEPOR‘I‘

WuoLIeIu Inn Rut-In. Dunne nr

Manufactured flllll Pililliil'i'

our-Pans.
'Ship Chandlers.

Pure Lead and Oils.

NATURAL BAIBOO FISII FOLKS,

BARS-11 ABS-MRS

SHOVELS SCOOPS FORKS

mIdeofheet mtcdel Ifter our own cepcciIl de-
urefully pnpered _

Cotton & leellle Buoy A Dredge rope,
very erronu. left. end plleble.

 

The“ INKCC CRIN luAmm'la.
Ind
gmtkcmnot‘mnmkdhmggup we

WNWGMAWT 03 men.

Anthem-INGPACKINB Indm

WWWMIOILSOWM
8m

mm tune melt. IIIwYerk

 

 

 

H

IABSIIAL 8T..

alsljllalleyl 80.;Botlléd Milk

lenufecturcre of end Dueh‘ru in

Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,

Doors. Moldings. Sash,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-

dow Frames.
Etc.

l'eiieered Hard Wood Work.

Herd Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.

PAYS NO

1‘ch PROFIT

But in In originII compound.
mede from the PUREST
8109!, end is sold by the
mekers Ind deelere nearer the

 

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At all Times.

Fresh Vegetables
D AI LY
FROM mm own Fill.

.Green Corn. Cucumbers.
Tomatoes, etc.,

As fine and fresh as they can
be, at

Remsun Brothers,

Washington Street.

.TlieNaIlnnal Sheet-Metal Ruini-

t‘OII‘ANY.
So. blfi end bfil lint are Stuff. NW Turk.

 

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08A RCOAI;

S NGLES all SIDING

 

 

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P II ‘ '1‘ I! a I
. .‘lenufuctnmt by the

Netleuel Sheet Ietet Roofing C...

.J. R. RAYMOND.

~(Term-titer end Builder. (ilk-e foot of Devil-led
. Stir-rt.

§ Sole Agent for I-‘eirileld County.
1 m tf son-n nouweu. coax

¥New Goods!

 

 

 

Diamonds, W'atches,

The H __ Best

Fish.
Fruits.
\‘egetubleu.

Hunt & Zelufs.

Oren .
g" Benenee.

Cieme.

Pickled Oysters I specialty.

Fresh and Good.

Prompt
Delivery .
Pol it? ,
Attention' .

At Our Market.

“‘henever you went Iny-thing to be
got at a complete market give ue I cell.
. Ll .

for working people. Send 10 cent pee-

LI teameudwewillmeil' you Menu-II.

. relueble rem box of goat that will
putyouintheweyof ingmoremoneyiuefrw
day-I then you our ibriught pneuible It Iny
rim. (‘epitIl not rwquirrd. You an liven home
Ind work in rimre time only. are“ thud-c All
both rexcr. of III Igee. xreduelty Whiz
rule to “certify unread every "min. Th
who wunl work mey trrt the binaries. wumuke
untmmliclui o8": To III who no not well n!
we willi-end 8) to pIy fortbe troublenfwritl‘

i-rticu dinamue.
meuee pey eheolutrly lure for Ill who emrt It
I‘Iou‘t deley. Addre- Snueon A On,
Ime.

 

 

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—Iim——

JEWELRYN

Sole Agent in Nurwelk. I'uthuriued by the control}.
or

ROCKFORD QUICXJI'RAIN

Railroad Wattles!

John Foley’e Gold Prue Ind Pencils.
Solid Silver Ind Pletrd Were. Opel-I
Gleeere. Gold Specteclre end
Eye-Glucose. Nickel end
Weluut Clocke.

Repairing and Adjusting

—niru—

WATCH‘S

ASPIOIALTY.
Ste-dud Time by m. It

A. W. Austin’s

Open Bouee Block.

 

 

 

Nouvrulk. - corn.
1 sad Cole. for pcetegu. Iud reedvu
A 1mm hex ofguobwhleh will
tI-mythi ' {iii-’Kn‘i’mmu rum-reenac-
“ml: “.mwlulile _‘

 

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80 Ultlflt 81H! cHlGAU ILL
species women" II. .

 

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