at“. y- a v
boomer-we
”communal-mm
, policemen Addie hen e noble wife.
heeetlfel l'leweve.
nowere l
“k. -
- norumr 'ro amen.
A tell. monthly ebev. men welked lute
Ie once of e will-heve heed dreet
voter. eerly reel-by men... He one
not! e mail brown-colored N in bk bend
end over hie even bring e fhnhionebly cu
top-cont. He wen evidently juet fiunl the
”NW. “though hie elotbee were of e rc
unteity make. Noonewen in the allot
except the once boy. whom he found cit
in in the cmbicned chair of the broker.
with hie feet on the deek. induetriouely en-
med in emoking e cigarette. An the vieltor
eppeered et the door of the bank. oflce the
otllee boy glanced et him through e cloud of
blue end ill-enrolling leoke end exclaimed.
between pufie: “ Come in. young feller.
don‘t be efreid."
The vieltcr‘e fece expire-ed enrpriee. but
he eeid nothing.
“ I euppoeed.“ eeid the once boy. with
reedy nonohelencc. “thet you‘re come in
tonne old Brown P"
“ Well.“ wanton the youth gilbly. “he
ein‘t in. Ile‘e out in the country on e bore
der.“
" On e whet P“ enked the vieitor.
“ On e eprec You eee he eent the old
[irl-"
“ The whet f“ inquired the vleitor en he
eceted himeelf in e chair.
, “ Thet‘e right. meke youreelf et home.
Have e ciaer 7“ he edded. ee he opened Mr.
Brown‘e deek end pulled out n box of He-
venee.
” You were epeekinq of the old girl." in-
terrupted the ‘vieitor e3 he declined the prof-
fcred ciger.
“ Oh. yen.“ went unithe led. “ He eons
on wire ewey to her home in Vermont. Did
you ever eee Hire. B. P No f Well. ehc‘e e holy
corker. She hen that duller right under her
thumb. He bed come friende come down to
the city lent epring to nee him. They went
ed him to teke them around the town end
ehow ‘em the elepbent. Old Ilrown wee
afraid to so. He eeid ‘ he'd eee ebout it.‘
Then he sent me over to hie hence with e
note to hire. Ii. I took it up to the bouee.
Ire. ll. road it. ‘ What .“ ehe eeid. ' Mr.
Brown will heve to be nway to—night. No.
Itr. You tell him that I shell expect him
home to dinner.‘ He went home to dinner.
too. Well. on I wan eny-lug. Uld Brown cent
hire. ll. 03 to her home und then etnrtcd
out on e roynl old bender. Ile left me n
eteck of lettere to mail to hire. B. every dey
to meke her think he wan in town ettendin.
lo hie bucineee. Oh! I‘m onto hh nil-e. I
tell you."
“ You eoem to know n greet deel ebout
your employer.“ observed the vieltor.
"Well. Inhould emile We're ell onto
him. The bookkeeper eaye if he bed euch
n wife he‘d commit .ieide. Why. would
you believe it. be‘e afraid to breetbe when
hire. B.‘e in town. he the junior pertner
dtbiedrln. Inthereeuy bueineenl can do
for your? Went to buy eny etcckf Belle!
here ecmee the Wkkeeper now.“
At true niomcnt the boy tweed hie cigar-
ette into the waste beeket and took hie bootn
off the deck.
“ llmv ure you ?“ inquired the bookkeeper
no he entered the heck room. “ I didn‘t ct-
port you home no «no. Haw did you en-
joy the eoeaboro ‘9“
" Fii‘tt-rute." replied the vititor.
“ I dot-lure. l\lr. llrown.“ continued the
bookkeeper. “ I would hardly heve known
you. since you eheved or your whinkere.
Well. lticberd.“ he edded to the utlice boy.
“ I gueee you can go now.“
lint be apoke too into. The boy hud et-
ready left. lie didn‘t come beck either.
”uncalled"! tron.
Otvtw yur te ell Who pen:
W you iteven remit the melon hm
Nuthmn our beaver—beautiful uoweul
Mutiful flowcre. beautiful flowcrlt
Filling with eunemue our earthly beware;
“Inn of heevem when teleuu we no.
1m our neerte tn the ulver on nun:
(thug MAW to Mht ‘celnet the power:
0! all that in evil—breuuful Iowcnl
beeuufnl new": beauunu newt-re!
ltluwnlng to brighten our lonely noun;
Wetting your perfume on cecn eon. sigh
(“the loving tumult by;
uncut. U felth when n derh cloud Meg
run it your mueton—beeutttul nowere l
leeutltui lowen. bceuufnl newt-re!
new et our feet through the lone eummcr homer
cover-e tile impact with brlrntnem end m
Nmfatbebrldelorrobeforthetomb:
lull will we prey that no arrow the! lower.
[hell dim thee in heaven-beautiful lower-u
conic con-lure.
Speech in oerbinly nilver et tho telegraph
emce. 'I‘en worde for e querter.
A ehip in celled " ehe “ beceune it elweye
hen the lent word: The ehip le bound to
ennwer itn helm every time.
” A mine in e mine for once. and then it
becomee e hole in the ground . but e tur}
nip held will grow tnrnipe for centurion.“
A poet mye “ build e little fence of
trunt eround to-dny." 'l‘he tredcr who took
thin for bin motto would be cure to '0
and -r. ,
The editor of an Auntin comic peper hoe
bent tent to the penitentiary for two yeere
for publhhiug e “ joke." The editor of e
lei-don comic peper knowe better then to
run eny euch rieke. ~ ..
Policemen Addie. of Philedelpbie. recent-
ly tried to erreet e rough who tired on him.
but the bell wee ntopped by e euepender
button. 'I‘hie little incident ehowe the!
A gentleman that n boy end eeked whet
o‘clock it wen. licin' told tbet ' I‘ll jun?
twelve. he oxpreneod eome eurprine end eaid
no thought thet it wen more. " We never
more in theee parte. eir." eeid the buy eim-
ply. “ it begine again at one."
Sour. ., Brown (who hen been off early tc
return Mien Jenkin‘e etrey pug. innteed of
hiking lien South rowing. en promieed) ;
“ Oh. no! I didn‘t go elone. line Smith.
There were two ofue—n men end e puppy.“
Mis- flmith—“ And whet bee become of the
men f”
In order to explnin in e cleer end elmple ‘
munner the neceeeily of rcguletina our com
Juct by eome fixed ntenderd. e echoolmenter
inked e pupil whet he ought to do with hie
notch if it went nomctimen too feet and
nametimee too nlow. “ Sell it.“ wee the im.
umdiete reply.
An exchange hen e column heeded " Bi-
cycle Melange." Neerly every leerner in-
duluri in neverel bicycle melengee before
he act- eo he can ride well. There won one
in front of the Suit oflice not long ego. in
wlilcli the wheel bnfducillcdly (be bent of
it. No bones brokeu.- Park‘s .‘lun.
,t gum] anecdote comee from [louven-
worth. During the need rise in the him.
noun ltiver n men wee ntandiug watching
the driftwood tlout peel. when he celled to
noverel colored brethren etending by. and
eeid he would give them belf of ell they
lehcd out. They went to work. end not
enough to make e nice little new for both
.. What in it thet keeps you buey writing.
to late in your etudy every night P“ naked
' hire. Yerger of her buebend. “ I em writ- 'I‘hm is the explanation given by bit. Brown
in; the hintory of my life.“ “ I euppoee for a card which appeeied in the front win.
you mention the in it P“ “ O. yea; I cell dmv of hiebflloe yeeterdey efternoon. which
you the eunnblne of my exietence." “ Do I
reelly throw to much eunebine into your
dolly llfc P" " I rifer to you on the nun.
chine of my eeintencc beeeune you meke it
hot for me.“ A rice in the thermometer oo-
cnrred immedietely alter the foregoing can.
vereeticn
reed en follows :
“ A quiet. industrious. diecroct omco boy
wanted. No idiotn need apply.“ dine I'm-l
1.: ."r‘l‘.
war-r BECOMES or our) HATS.
" \tht hem-nee of ell the old bete ?“ e
gently-mun asked of n pcrepiring Chestnut
dreet but salesman yenterdey.
” l‘how left by our cuetomere you mean ?
Well. we usually send them away to be
wurut up. At the present moment we heve
.ipuurilu of “Va hundred lying about the
premium], which we are going to nicer out
in n day or two. \V’c would pref" not to
have them on our hunde. We only receive
them to oblige our cuetornere."
“ Cm they be mede ueeful eny wey ?"
. ' I believe some paper menufecturere
end reg merchnnte buy them. but not fro
queutly. The price given In not worth
mentioning. Occasionally the lluiuhridgt
etreet secondhand clothiere pay us a vieit
They will oilere few cente for hell they
. think can be.bruehed up into sombre-poet
ability. Probebly they will realize twenty
or twenty-five ccntn on each of their pur-
chnncn. We give eomc away to boyn. who
meke stumps. name an the rubber etetnpe.
out of the felt. Thin in e elow proocce of
getting rid of our cent-ed bet rnbbinh.“
“ What of your old etock P“
“ 'I‘hat eccumulntee. too. Our townsmen
.ike to heve feabionuble tiles. end. no feeb-
ion in continually changing. we often heve
e lot of eo-cnlled bad ehapen left in the
boron. Country dealers tuke some of! our
ehelven. They pey en little on plinuble, cell
an high an they our end make money on the
tmfion. We ’ pone of come through
the enction merte. Ae fer en convenient
we punh them oureelvce upon our regulei
petrone. oflering them et temptineg low
pricee. often below coet. Now end egein
the pcnel inetitntione end elmeboueee pur-
cheee them for their inmetcn. For inetence.
the menecere of e work-home took thirty
doeenofthte very bet only e few week-
“o.l‘
Tho obligin. ennintent borewitb bended
hie interlocutor e horrible tiet-brimmed bet
for inepcction.
“Quiteenice etyle. you perenive.‘I he
pnned. “ Put it on. Open my word. it
euite you. eirl It cod four dollern.
You ehell it for NON-PW find.
am an.“
The dry grinding of forks. needlee. he.
in e very deleterione trede. on account of
the pertielen of etccl which enter the noetrile
of the workmen and produce moot painful
irritetion. followed by e peculiar dieeeee
celled “ grinder‘e enthme." which in eeid to
ehorten life no eoriouely tbet few dry grind.
ere expo-ed to the etcel duet mob forty
yearn of ego. Many remediee have been
propoeed for thin. A megnetie mouthpiece
wen invented. but the workmen would not
weer it on ecccunt of ite novelty. ite groten-
quc eppeerencc. the trouble of cleening it,
nndthebeliefthetiftheirtredewere more
bcelthy greeter number-e would enter it end
wegce be reduced. A revolving fen. which
eehinmctimiecurrentcfeir.“ in oer-
lied by e pipe to the onteide of the build-
ing. hen ‘ need with greeter none- and
innow nerelueewhcn itoenbeep-
plied. though itn introduction wee muchop-
poeed by the workmn.~-8¢'ente‘fle Amni-
cert.
one can 1‘0 woman.
“‘by t‘lcrhe nro Preferred II II.
Pnblle Department Dali-co.
I asked e chief of one of the bureene thin
morning why nuch e greet end ecemingly
unjust discrimination wan medc egeinet fe-
nuilee aft. their competency for the pleccn
bed been a» well eetabhehed. He replied
ebout en followe :—" There ere; number of
reesom why we prefer men to women for
(lei-eminent Work. The first reenon in tbet
women ere more eueccptihle to ccmpleinte
than mm and lose more time by eicknecn.
The record ehowe thin. When it women hen
the htudncbe. uric fecliug'bedly otherwiee.
you are more nympathetic with her tbnnyou
would be with a man. end. if it u ptieeible.
would lunch prefer her going home thenre-
“mining at her deck. Then you do not care
to bone e women emuud like you would e
man. or scold her if nho fail to do her work.
And then there ere women who will not
land being reprimanded. and telk beck to
you nevagely. end then eubaide into e epell
of the aulke that will lent nevernl deye. All
of thin in very unpleeneut. end it do“ not
occur often with the mule clerke.
" .tgnin. there ere runny other 'thinge to
do by clerke in the depertmcnt beeidee eo-
tuel deck work. It in often necemery for
them to do mcencnger work. Inch en mount
ing e ledder. getting doi‘vn from n ehelf I
big ledger end cerrying it to enother room
in the building. eometimee. perhepe. up I
flight of etnire. Thie kind of work in entire-
ly uneuited to women. and e men would
rather do it bimnelf than to link them. An.
other rueon in thet aumen etir up more
trouble h he oflcce then men ; they gonnip
more with each other. end et theee timen
meke them-elven generally diengreeeble to
elltheclerknin the room. Occeeionelly e
lady clerk will throw the whole room in en
nproer about some trifling thing thet e men
would never give e thought. Agein. en oc-
cenionel flirtation between the olerkn will
give us trouble. Not long einoe en irntc.
ieeloue wife walked into n room in one oi
the depertmentn end erected quite e eccnc
byebuninaoneof the women for. en ebe
elleged. being entirely too free with her
huebend. who wen eleo e clerk. Theee ere
the prinoipnl reenon why we prefer mele
b femnle clerke."~14>uieu‘lb M
Journal.
RAISING Till DIAP-
Jv.Bicberdnon.in e recent number d
theAecbpr’d. meme come eerioue re-
"Ieeticneontheqneeticnecfwhetiedenthf
Whendogdeethoccerf ,Hey life be re-
mednfterectunl deethf By combining
“WW'whbfufidcidrmpir-
elucdqw-rdored to life one hour
media-inuuefter being killedby en
cverdmeofohlcrofcrm.thchcnrtbein¢per~
fectlydlhecldendpeeein. into rigidity.
Whom-cu
medtbe neientidc pepere. dined-tn.
Bereencuwhyegunberrel but“ wh-
dredwitbthemenelennderweter.eed the
deucerelweddlegegen with wet gem.
reletee e drunk! accident with e (Bolt‘e
nevyrevclver.whichweeeent to the Inc-
lcrywitbtheberrelbereei Thhwenbefcre
ennui new 3... u, a mmammtomm
medial-demure.” d, centred'mndithprobebletht inheri-
ee- Adenrqeedwlmnnutuu W‘i‘hfipupomudbellcnlynemell
‘ «auntie-eunuch “Motrovdweotmom when.
numgunhu-ene—doiu $fifl;§$w&d:¢m‘
munch. he eaten of pecunia- m M “I“.
Mthebuuetdilnotgctcctbntlcued.
Antbenhccterdid not know whether the
“Impede“.bekeptondriecun-
. tilthehrreibuflcmeud when it
wenenwedlntwclugitudlnellytbeee w-e
feendteorteenbnlletewetkedoneintotbe
ether.endeemeeb“qneet"by the here-
nnrlegdtbeneeeeniveemledentot the
MILLIONS OF Ill"!-
Wberc thelnverttehefehelerhlnn-
uncured.
A few deye ego. et the once or the Cu-
tcm Surveyor. e meek reporter picked up
en item which excited bin curioeity. He w.
bid that Cherlce Meyer & Co. peid ebout
$150 duty on merhlee imported from Ger
many.
" An invoice of merblce.“ eeid the re-
porter, " on which the duty emounte to
that much. certainly muet contain enough
et theee play-tbinge to keep ell the bcye in
United Staten busy for eorne time."
“ Well." eeid Mr. Mueller. Deputy Cun-
tniu-houee Surveyor. “Jon can count for
yourself. The invoice ccneietn of eixty
cam. each ceee containing 1.000 gro- d
ninrliloa."
Taking in coneideration the dilercnce in
the size of the merblee. end thet eech ceee
even eeid to-eontein 125.000 merblee. thin
would make the entire invoice coneiet of
about ti.(llt).000. or enough to give each
school boy in the United Stetee et lcnet 'e
marble or two. But en the firm referred to
is not auppoeed to control the entire trade
in marl-lee of the l‘nitcd Staten. the boyn
are entitled to e more liberal eupply. If the
etock just imported were held for the In-
diunupolie boye. e division would reeult in
ench boy getting ebout 750 marbleo It in
not probnble. however. that thin enpply
would but much longer than the dozen or
two of marblce which the everege boy now
manages to get ewuy with ouch eeaaon.
Marblce belong to n clan of plnythinge
which cnnuot very caeily be broken or oth‘
curiae destroyed. etill they dieeppenr in e
nouiewlzat myeterioua runnncr. and of the
8.000.000 which have just come rotate the
ocean. forming a bulky. but not i'ry uln-
eble part of the cergo of one of our large
oceun etcemere. not many will be left in e
year from now end at new eupply will he“
to be ordered from Steineoh. in Thuringie.
where nearly ell the murblee cop- Mun.
Steinech in in tho Sonnolmrg llietrict. m.
principal industry of which in the menu-
fnuturu of toye. mnrblon being one of the
xnein articles produced The trade dietin~
guiehon between to cleaeoa of marblcn. the
glean inerblc. which in the prettiest and
most oxpennive articlce. the marblee with n
porcelain finieh end n pointed eurfeoc. end
common atone merble. The gle- mar.
blee. come of which chow very handgun.
doeigul. ere produced in the glennworkn
while the othere ere made from atone which
hen been around into duet.—-ledinenpo.‘t‘e
Helena.
CUPPINO AND LIICRINO-
A [trench of Medlcnl Prnetiee 'l‘bne to flow
Ale-net (lb-clone.
“ I commenced the prectice of cupping
end leeching for the cure of many of the
illn that men in heir to come eirty yeere
ago.“ eeid hire. Harriet O‘t‘onnor. en octo
generien. who reeidee. etill hele end hearty.
on Fifth etreet. below South. “ When 1
etnrted prectieiug in ‘thin city there were
ebout three hundred pereone ensued in the
busiuene. end meny e etrngaling ertiet corn-
ed hie flret duller in peinting the fency
sign! which adorned the window eille or
hung projecting from the front of the office
of the leecher. The prectice hen declined
within the pent few yeern. end at prenent
there ere but twelve pereone in the whole
city following the profennion for e liveli.
lltltltl."
'l‘he lecchee need now ere brought fron
Sweden and Norway. nlthough thooc found
in the pine dietricte of New Jereey are much
more prefereble. Foreign leechen will take
from three to live timee their weight in
blood. nix being generally epplied for every
tluid ounce of blood to be drewn. When
lecchee ere ecercc they ere utilieed neverel
timee before being thrown away. end to
compel them to dingorge. unit in thrown
upon them or they are elpieeecd with the
finger-e. grcet care being taken not to crush
them. They are imported into thin country
by e firm whose office in in Maiden lenc.
New York. who collect orderu from ite cue.
lumen and make but one general importe-
tiou. receiving fully 2.000.000 leechee per
year. The average price in about OR per
LOO“ and the cont price end freight amount
to $2. The profit in simply enormoue. The
leechce ere peeked in moee end Iliippot‘l in
air tight wooden bucketu end muet be kept
in a cool. derk piece. Attempts have been
mede to breed the foreign leech. but with
no eunoem. Berbere come thirty yearn ego
were not eoneidered proficient in their
trnde if not poeeen-ed of e knowledge of
cupping. leeehing and bleeding—PW
pitta Rooted.
TRADES FOR AIRRIOAI BOYS-
Tho trades in our country. of leto ycere.
heve been elmcnt monopolixcd by foreign-
ere. The American boy. however. when
he doee take a trade. goon ntreight on to the
top of the ledder. It acme an if our boye
would rather be fonrthaete lewyere. or phy. _
eiciene. then eern their living by working
with their bundn. Only the other dey'
reed in e New York newepeper of e young
lewyer in e dietent city. whom I knew eome
yearn ego when I reoided in that ecction of
the country. who literelly eterved to deeth.
lie niede ecercely eny money. wentoo proud
to tell of bin went. lived en long an he could
on crackere end weter. end wen found one
day in hie once. deed from lack of nonr-
iehment. He ehould never have entered
the legal profceeion. for be her! no ebility
in thet direction. An e fermcr or .e mechan-
ic he might heve lived it long. ueeful, end
eucceeeful life.
No boy. of couree. ehould enter e trede
nnleen he feeln bimeelf fitted for it; but. on
the other bend. be ehould not. it accrue to
me. let the felee pride eeeinet menuel lebor.
which now preveiln to eucb e wide extent in
our country. prevent him from endeavoring
to do better work with hie hende then in
hie inmoet thought: he knows that be out
do with hie heed—From “ Rnuiyfa ‘ Burt'-
eeee." by Georye J. Home. in St. Niche.
he.
Stnrlettcn Ct Intel”.
The large-t numbere of ineene pereone do
not come from theee vocationn in which
thereintheeeverentbreinwork; theth. in
whet ere celled “ the Inner! profemionn.‘
en in often euppceed by theee who heve not
made e etudy of inmoity. In the lietofthe
(.869 male petiente whoee ceeee ere referred
to in thin report fermere. an e elem. take
the Iced. end mercbente come next. Of
thefcrmertheeewnreSOSendoftbe letter
{69. The “learned profeeeione" ere rep-
reeented en followe. the proportion being
veryemelltotbenoerlylvetbou-nd mete
pencntn :—theiciene. 108; lewyere. uc ;
clergymn. 00; teechere. 53. The number
ofcditoreiecmlys. Afewof the cellinge
in life mat hrgely reprenented other then
theee already mentioned ere :—-Oerpentere,
167; menufncturere. IOO; leborere(we are
not told in whet depertmentn. but probably
whet we cell nnnkilled lebcr'ere), 349; choo-
niekere. Ill ; mechinintn. 97. end hotel
let 'etu In III-Q.
heel-e. ef coolne- end enufcet en
W elm drinking freely or weter h
eeneed by the evepmetien of matinee from
theeurfeee. not tune the cold conteined ie
the weter. l‘or thin reenon wpioue dreughte
ofweter.eithnrcool or hot. ee-e given to
fever pntienh to reduce the tempereture of
the eurfece. 'I'hln renult ie reached connect
by giving hot drinke. for the reenon that
the weter in reedy for ebeorpticn ee noon ee
it atere the etomecb. which in. followed by
perepiretion. end eoneequent evepornticn.
in e very few minutee.
Wbcc the ekin in hot and dry. or even
eeenty pernpireticn. e cup of hot colee. tee
Ir even hot weter will relieve the come of
beet much eooner end more permenently then
any amount deold weter. In cenen of thin
kind there iepcdtive denser in drinking cold
weter. en it bee e tendency to contrect the
blood veeeele in the etomecb end contigu.
one perte. thereby driving the blood into
the dread y overcherged veeeele of the brain.
lunxe end other perte. Almoet every one
can reeell timee when a dreugbt of ice water
produced e eeuee of fullncve in the bend.
diuineu end poeeibly dimnou of eight.
burning in the cure end hcevineee in the
etomech. Those were the preliminary of
deeth. end the couditione only needed to
heve been e little more favornble to heve
Ininbed the job. All who heve experienced
theee eensetione know how theee feel who
die from drinking the ice weter when over-
heeted. The eymptome which follow theee
ere emnll. cutting pelne in the lunge end
heert. coldneee of the fool. hnnde und none;
diuinece end eherp peine in the bend end
coldneee of the etornaeb. fleet in the rcnie
dy. lIot weter ineide end out. end cepec‘
elly over the etomech end cheat. cold eppli'l
eetion to the back end the bend ere in or.
der. Alcoholic etirnnlenta ehould be given
nperingly en they eid nbeowtion.-Pit&e
burgh IMpatoL
Why the Port nor Ind Net Dent-e.
A gentlemen living in e village not e
thousand miles from Eric. and not elto
gether unknown here. buried] hie wife e few
weekn ego. Recently. no the ntory goon, he
ettended e dance end mingled in the merry
maxen of the welt: no long an the men whc
wielded the beton invoked nweet etraine
from the fiddle. lliu hueincee partner. who
never tripe the light fenteetic. wan prcnent
in e epcctetor merely. During the evening
e Indy eeid to the letter : “ Why. Mr. -—.
don‘t you over deuce?“ “ Oh. yea. nome-
tlmro.“ wen the reply. " but out of reepeot
to the memory of the wife of my partner.
letely deeeened. I em denying myeclf that
plennnre on thin occanicn.»£n‘e Dayton-It.
Why school Int-e Are Old alelde.
" flow due- it heppen theta there are no
meny old meide emong the eehool teechere ?"
Inked e reporter of the nuperintendent the
other day. “ Reeeuee nebool teechere ere.
en e rule. women of eenee. end no eeueible
women will give up n .60 poeition for e 3w
ulna,“ wentbe reply .—Huau'rtgdon Journal.
sl'rLt‘let. notions.
Ituchlcn‘e .\ rule-n Seltc.
Tho lend Salvo in the world for t‘uts.
liruince. Sores. l‘lcers. Suit Rheum.
Fever Sores. Teller. t‘beppod "nulls.
t‘hillileins. Corns. mid nil Skin l‘Iruptione.
and intuitively curve l'lli‘tl. or ."" prey re-
quin-d. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or monev rcfiiudcd. l‘ru‘o
‘25 come per box. 'or sale by tloo. ll.
I'iuiutcd. Norwuik and South Norwulk.
.tn l-Lnte-rprielng Reliable- lluuec. ‘
(loo. ll. l‘leietcd. Noru‘elk it South
Not-walk can ulwnye be relied upon. not
only to curryjn etm‘k the level of every
thing. but to secure the Agency for ouch
nrticlce nu have well-known lllt‘l’ll. and
are \pular with the people. thereby eun-
tnining the reputation of being alwayn
clitcrprieing. and ever reliable. lleving
secured the Agency for the celebrated
Dr. King‘s New llircovcry for t‘oneunil»
lion. will sell it on n ponitwc guarantee.
it will surely cure any end every utl'cc—
tion of Throat. Lungs. and t‘boet. and to
show our confidence. we invite you to
Phil and get u Trinl Iloltlo Free.
.mh‘n “0-0, the greet C‘cnnh cure. flown“
“I'lhlpburfionpbcele end l-eeuuflog‘
“mnt‘nrnl‘cnmecr ‘.»‘.‘.\‘.wn.~ Finn-one...
Itll'e Meir one moo" n.- "tut a Brown.“
"IO‘ITOOtIIee-ho Ibrnpe cure inl Hunt...“
lenn‘e Rheumatic l‘llle ere n nun cure.“
Au Amine-r “‘ereted.
(‘mi any one luring us a one» of Kidney
or Liver t‘omplnint lliut Electric Bitters
will not 8}“‘dlly cure? “hi any they can
not. no thousands of cocoa already per-
numcntly cured and who are daily rc-
commcnding Electric Bitters. will prove.
Bright‘s Diorama llinlietnl. “'euk Buck.
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
Tin-y purify the blood. regulate the bow-
els and act directly on the diseased
mrts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
mile at 50¢ a bottle at timi. It. l‘luistcd‘e.
Norwnlk and South Norwulk.
horn-us Ilolillitntcd More
You are allowed it free trial of thirty
days of the use of Dr. llye‘s Celebrated
\‘oltelc Belt with Electric Suswnsory
Appliances. for the speedy n-lu-f and
lwrnieucnt cure of Nervous Nobility.
lone of Vitality and hinnhoob. and all
kindred troubles. Also. flor many other
dioceses. Complete rtmtorut ion to health.
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No
risk is incurred. illustrated peninhlet.
with full information. terms. cm. mailed
free bv addressing \‘oltaic Ilelt t‘o..
Merehell. Mich.
A Card.
To all who are anffcrilig from their
turn and indiscrctions of youth, Ilt‘rvunn
weakness. early decay. lone of manhood.
6:0. I will send a recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy wee discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a eclf—eddrcm-
ed envelope to the
Rt‘v. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
767 I 3'. Station D. New York t‘ity.
“Bount- on “are.”
Clnecs out Rein. Nicirflgx—dlce. ante. lkt‘ldlllgrh
“(~an Paine.
Pelpitetion. Dropdcel Swellinxe. Divine-L ludi~
lion. “underlie. slwplceim cured by “Wells
t-elth chcwcr.“
“Rt-nah on Come.”
Auk forWt-lle‘ “Rough on t‘orlie.“ 15c. Quick.
complete cure. llerd or not: com. warm. bunions.
“Beecher-Penna.”
Ufiulck complete cure. ell Kidney. Bleddcr and
my biennium. Scelding. Irritation. Stone. Grew
el. (hurl-h of the Bladder. QLDruggiete.
Bed—Baum I-‘lloe.
Flinn. mocha. ante. bed~bn . rate. mice. gopher:
chipmunks. cleared out by ‘- ouch on ltete." 15c.
Thin People.
Welle‘ Health Renewcr“ roe-tore: heelth end vi r.
aim dycpcpeie. Bcedeche. Noumea. Debi ity.
“Bough «In Pain”.
(‘urce cholcre. colic. crem dierrbcen. echo-
g‘iu. enreiue. hcedeche. neure in. rheumetlem.
. Rough on Peine Pinter-e. 15c.
mother-n.
If you are felling broken. worn our end nervone.
Inc “Welln‘ Heel ltencwcr “ .1. Meta.
Fugue,“ .li'f. won
If ere r on e. "
Heel Renewer.‘ maggot tgwceku'nypote.
“Rm. eeee Pure.”
Curee Pilee or Ilemorrhoi Inch! . Minding.
needing. Interval or other. terne end External
Remulyin cech peckegc. Sure cure. 60c. W
Pretty Women.
Lndieewbowcnld retain freehneee end vlvecity
Don‘t fell to try ‘wmmfl
“Bough on Itch.”
“Ron onltch“Curee um .cru lone. rt
worm. filer. eeltrbcum, frog: mgcullbleg
'l'ln £01.: of the: Nngnn.
. ildren. nn . ccrewn
“S‘uimJ-dvém‘hm. ’ ’
sued ‘.lr'ci denim eggld . and
M
Urieery'wn‘ gumwmohud’nihny‘ u
“Voter-Belle. “oboe.”
All a “ o“
B.
RD PT'U'RE
WW} (1).. mahtIAve..cu.m
Turk. 8 “bed. mayo-newt“
m. “It” I“
NEW YORK CITY.
VOGEI. BROTHERS
RELIABLE CLO THIERS.
New Styles Fall and PVinter
CLOTHING. .
Tbe largest and finest 5106/: -672491“ manufactured by us for \
MEN Y0 UTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN
time/lion Catalogue and Prim List jbr Fall and I'Vintcr 188 5-6 5m! free
VOGEl BROTHERS -
605, 607, 609 Broadway, corner Houston Street,
65l, 653, 655, 657 Eighth Ave., corner 42d Street,
1
I
The Great
F. H. Nash & Bro.
only ugt‘llle for fin and Borough
end stand at the head of the
list for“
SIM I’lllt‘l’l‘Y.
DURABIIJ'I‘Y.
duet end euioke. Send for nrvulan
IN ALI. ITS \‘Altlii'l‘ll-ES.
Bohemian,
A mere-Ian Glass “'nrc.
market. of the lulu-t improvement.
only exenu In low n. for the eelc of them.
\Vood. Tin, Iron,’llol-
low \Varc.
Ware.
KINDS.
MEETS, RANGES AND
OIL STOVES.
IRON t‘l.AD PAINT. Pet, Coifcc Pole. with 3
lb Conic to cnch pot Stove Bier-king. (‘erprr
1‘ltf‘ltll. clc. ctr. TIN ROOFING. Lurk-re. Gutter-
end ell kinda of jotting in Icicle et Call. Now is
the lime to have Furnecu clcencd and put in
NH. Nash &Brn.
Swan & Bushnell,
(Succeeeore to J. l. Sen-is & Co)
362 WATER-ST.. foot Bank.
8 R I DG E P O R T
\t'uoueeu um Ber-en. Dunne in
NOOOIOOIOI‘OI’S'ODO POIOIOI'S'
sweat-hm
Ship Chandlers.
Pure Lead and Oils.
NATURAL BAIBOO FISH FOLKS,
OAKS-O ANS—DADS
SHOYELS SCOOPS FORKS
medeofbcdlnnt-iel mom own cqrcciel dc-
ulefelly prepared
Gotten e lenille Buoy n Dredge rope,
very strong. cult. and pliable.
one
111th
“HHHNGNRADOAT 0! men.
“conundrum mm
WMWAS‘I‘ROHSO “m
50mm. _ orb
mete-tin min melt. fiw‘l
“r.
"emu-immanen-
AMERIOAN
HEATER,
’I‘hcsc hcetcrs urc ceccllcd by none
EFFICIENCY.
Arc n-lf cleaning. eeelly “mound, and free from
OOOOKERY
French and
Also a huge clock of the beet fruit .ierem lhc
\t'c ere~ the
Agate. lronil and Enameled
SAD IRONS and KITCHEN
FORNISHING GOODS OF ALL
LAMPS AND I‘ARLOR 0RNA4
new mite- e IN nlm_
"m... “marge-five:
Nenuferlurcre of end Doom:- in'
Lumber,
Shingles,
Blinds. Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Herd Wood Ceiling end
Flooring.
Etta
56K]:
PAYS NO
FANCY PROFIT
But is an origin! compound,
made from the m
grogx, end in cold by the
ereenddeelere neererthe
To CON SUMPTIVES
'I'bondverdihbnvingber-n
Md!“ M
(brain. loll. Anne. We":
Pertiee willpl-eeeddreee-
1»an t A. WILSON. 0t Penn St. {Elihu-re"
U. I. m. .0.
I“. to 1.3!.
Timber,
Lath,
Doors. Moldings. Sash.
\‘cncercd Herd Wood Work,
801"“! SORTVAIJK
Hatch, Bailey 8: creamed Milk
all Times.
gFresh ’legfetahles
.At
DAILY
Tomatoes, ctc..
be, at
\\‘u:~hmgton Street.
FROM OUR. OWN FIRM.
Green Corn. Cucmnbcrs.
As line and fresh as they can
Remsnn Brothers,
t‘tlli‘ANY.
.\‘o. blr‘ end an East Nth Strict. Sew York.
CHARCOAL
TIN SHINOLES ants
-__/r.
Menufectuml by the
Selle-e1 sheet letel
J. R. RAYMOND.
Carpenter end Builder. (lair-c foot of Bevilend
~ Street.
Sole Agent for Feirflcld theory.
73! If SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
New Goods!
Diamonds, W'atch es,
-All>-
JEWELRY!
Sole Areal in Norwalk. e'etborieed by the compeny.
or
ROCKFORD QUICK-TRAIN
Railroad Watches!
John I-‘olcy’e Gold Penn end Pencils.
.Solid Silver end Pletcd Were. Open
and
Rope] ring and Adjusting
—lllI-
WATCH-S
A "MILL".
“*1 Time by M, It
A. W. Austin’s
Opera Boone Block,
Conn.
The Naminal Sheet Metal Roofing
ING
Rooting Co.
The" ‘ 1365i:
Fish .
Pro I r s.
V cgcteblce.
Hunt & Zelufs.
Orange-s.
Bananas.
G repeat.
6 Apple-e.
Lowest Prices.
Escalh pc.
Oysters.
Cleme.
Pickled Oysters n specialty.
Fresh andGood.
Prompt
Delivery.
Polite
Attention.
At Our market.
“‘bcncvcr you went anything to be
got et e complete market give tee a cell.
SENT}- ZELM-
HE.JPvelnehk-eem boxofgondrrhtwill
I you m the- uey ofrn ingmoremoncvinefcw
Silly: than you ever thnmgbl pruniblc at any boni-
t‘npilel not required. You can live er home
end turn in were: time only. «roll tbetin-c. All at
both weer. of ell greduelly contact-l: m
ccnre to $5 mily corned every evening ell
who eeru work my tent the bum. nuke tb-
nnpnrelb-lcd oar-r: To all who are «it well gin-led
‘I‘t‘ will end S! to pay for the trouble d writing no.
Full pnrticnlerr. direction. crc.. at rm. 1.-
rncucc pey absolutely were for ell wheetct or once.
Don‘t dclny. Add]. Seer-eon O 00..
Heine. 7‘1 1y
for working people. ,Sch I. cents poo-
THE ueur Rename
THE new mm: ‘7
flier ervu ..__J
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