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HEXERAL BLACKSIIIITIIING.
This is tho season in which to prcpnrv for wintcr
and it is better to got ready for rough tnIvcl thou to
wait until tho busy \\ iuIcr unison. ' I
=WIII-k of tilt kinds pertaining: to carriage making
and gcn nIIral bbickstnithing promptly attendvd to.
Waning of all hind~ madc to union
VI :II'uns for solo
chry Tilly.
MAIN \s'rlrnn'r.
Joint ii FERRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalcr in all kinds of
DUAL IND W801]
Brick *Lime. Clement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohigh, Lackawanna, Locust
thing in the Blank Book Line
to the best advantage, 'and on
‘ Witt FthlRlBLE nits
Orders respectfully obligated.
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
lien for RUBBER Ptlll'l‘
Yuan . foot of Wuhin
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GOLDEN 3308-
and 1hr-
nhollmtu. Brunch co; at Stilton?
Stow “In!
.RIIlialIEII Work Iii Rcosonalilc Prices.
Till} F\T1'El..
HOLDEN BROTHERS, I‘I‘Iiprlclors.
(ll’I‘lt‘ll IN "SEN'I‘I‘SEL" BUILDING
lirur. Inn-m Srknnr.
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lllx‘ to its curativo \IIII‘:'I‘\‘.-— Mrs. Ann
LIII k\\'OUIl. Akron. .K‘I-w \‘IIIli. '
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I‘m-:1; I-zl‘hloi Mus».
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Annuity all Cunnsellir't (11 Law
M‘1\\:..; «(Mimi
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l‘orim r H. lllillI‘l l‘lil, . So. \Ill \\.Ilk Pl.
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Attorney-at-Law.
t‘or. Main 5:. tillxl‘l‘K‘
Pomp: ~~
til: .:I .‘\\t‘.,
Bridgolaort. - Conn.
KW.“ South .\‘or\\: zllI. I‘.\\ll' -
IRI'SK‘I‘. I. I. l “05' I‘
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Uillri‘ my: III-H‘s l‘ru: Now.
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Nil ‘1‘" NUR‘A’ALR. — PUNK.
Dr. XIII-(:IIXIIILII“
. \‘l i‘ I! F. .\\l) Ill ‘11“ \I P—
Por. \\ cst \wnno and Ilntlcr Street.
NUllWALK. iii.\:v.
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:00
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C. I-‘. Bl)l"l‘\\’ ELL.
D E N '1‘ I S '1‘,
LAUIIER‘S BLOCK,
South Norwalk. Conn.
0mm: hours S to manner» to It. TS? :hn
ifi’“llI-$:dI-III*I- Iliuilnnd strcvt.
A LEX. 5. GIBSON,
Unionist of llu‘ First Ponurcgeitionnl (‘hnrchfi‘hxtcr
bury. 'l‘cnclicr of
1‘ lllllOiOI‘t, Organ and Musical
' Composition.
.Ii‘.‘ iv Luck BIIV 39 P. 0.. NORW .Ll K CONN.
noon: 5. I‘LACE.
unionist of lst M E Chin-vb South \orwolk
Tt‘ticllcl’ for the
Voice iVocal Cultu're and Singing?
ALSO PIANO A.\D ORG AN
LESSONS (In. EN IN ll \R\IO\Y A\D
COMPOSITION.
F rt tins and other rticnlars address
0 .- pa mun 8. PLACE.
Box 495 South \Ixnx all; CI.
w. n. MEEKER,
Practical Plumber.
Steam and Gun Fitter Facilitics for Cutting and
TllI‘IIIIllll" Iron Pipe from k; to 6 India.
54 Main Street. Ely‘ a Building
South Nam-31k. 01.. 6194!
MOSIIBR & CURRAN.
=Hat Block Makers,
GEXERAL WOODWORKER5.
Band. Scroll and Buzz - Sawing.
WATER-Stu. - SOUTH NORWALK. my
add-mourn.” ummmu
scum-c PMIM'IIIM“
boo. humus- “mum
Mmuofilmumwvulm
758 II
._ and labor could homo great 10 spend in
fords a pleasant variety and range of
But it is unsatisfactory. because
it cannot meet the profoundcst needs of
public worship. 'It does wcll. and would
do better. if it could. Fox-:niinistcm
have evcr failed to find their choirs
ready to respond to any suggestion
which they IIIIVL‘ inmlv.‘ and anger to
know how they can do thcir part. in
making the service truly religions. But
The I‘lloir.
\\'ll.l.l \.\I It. LYNN. 1 .
The choir has always bccn the sign of
ilccicascd religioua life in the church.
\\‘liI2u (‘lirisdunity was young and vig-
orous. It sun}: Its own hymns. from Illt‘
’iimn \‘V‘llt‘ll ihiI Minter and his faithful
clcvvu ~ Inc, that pathetic psnltn. around
11:». ' :1 lo of th. I i~l anptr. :Inl ll i0 on-
l’\‘ l‘l-‘V voices. 1
lllllSIISilC Ir: tlIcIinIr of IIII‘I!’ goods in . -. . .
1 '2‘ . " , . * - tbedit‘. iculty Is Inherent and unavoid-
cominnn. L hairs came In with the oth~
:iblo. Thequurtct though of lh‘rl mntrr-
iIIl. mnybc sweet. Icndi‘r. sympathetic,
and so consoling.~how uficll we have
had to thank thIIm for thvir liclpfulncss
to this side of life l—but it cannot uplift
or in~pirc. nor arouse those emotions of
awe, vcncmtiim. adoration
which make so profound a pm: of why;-
ion. It can nuke u~~ resigninl to our
life: but it cannot make us fi'vl that our
life is llIIIilI‘ll in God, and incrgvd in the
Infinite \\'i.~dmn. lnvc. mil l’owI-r. Sec
tho saltsi‘ying
whon allnwcd its full scopcdius to dwarf
ilsoll and wall; :Ilmost Inincingly, win-II
it has to accompany the quarto! '3
First. wII ask from our singvrs simplcr
or pumps and glorivs of :\ succi‘ssful but
worldly church. .\n l, as cvcry brook
that joins tli:2 IllIlII lliiinc comes down
its hillsidcs singing. but 13 soon silcnccd
In the placid curr. Iii of the great river,
so IIV'IIrv fresh strum: of I‘lIriatinn hic—
I.oll;irdi~'m. l.‘lIllI‘l‘iilllSlIl. Mothodism—
hnsc-Anw \\-.t h sp Inmncons \‘l xixri‘grition-
nl singing. only I I have it at last drown-
I‘.I in tln- viinipliivvttl >IIL‘XIVI‘ (if llIIl gon-
crul I‘llI‘I‘I‘IlI. And (:2 .ltly. \"lll‘llI‘VI‘r :I
:l‘I‘tl! iIl‘Ilut‘ltri till; his I‘riiwilcil I‘Hltgt'rk
gatiuu. not only \\‘IIllI‘llIlt‘tll instruction.
but :ll~‘:l with I! ligiuus life. then congre-
g‘III-ll at :is natural as
spa l‘ll in tho l-Ivri' or son-.31 it‘m-lIird.
Thigh III It . that ”to M“ tr is ”(I
or solemn
how organ. ‘so gruna’lly
liymn< III‘I‘oinI:
I >.l\'
l l ‘1 ‘ l . ‘ ~ . _ mu~ic. \\‘.I do not want thosc compli~
ll; .7 I2. ‘22-_ -2 ‘rl L" ‘1 la “Kl!“w ll-‘I 1' I‘Iiti‘ll anthems in which tluI sin—WP"
loll-:1 ll: “Tat: ll 9‘ lpit ill-S i..~.~.;ssil}.ilizil wind In and out during “u, “my-,5 “f
m1” at w _ n.1u12 2- l‘ . 1:: :2! . l ‘ ‘I ~ I ' :
l ‘ ‘ : r1 _» ' 1 ‘ H” I llxctr p.1rtslikc I. “moon and his :uIn.~‘
' I n a. \ v ..~r~ l .: ; c II'.
? 1“ |‘1 ’ V‘ "L‘I‘ “x ‘1 ‘ ‘1‘; 1““ {“5 union}; IllI‘ sI-rpcuts. and come out at
“‘41 1"“! 1“ \ ““11 ‘t'f‘z‘l “ m n “ ring. last smiling :III 1 Ili’t‘lllllit‘s‘b’, ltkc :Iii acro-
I~E 2 ; \~'-H< :ti‘i :~';2 .‘ I . .~ . .
“‘1 ‘ H“ 1‘ 1“ 1:;it who has lIi-cti tying litmsclt Into
. :g In \\" v or If ::~iun‘i1 .~‘2 I-'II‘.I' (It: ’i - -
1 ‘ "~ I ‘ ‘ “ ~‘ “ ’ “'1 lino-H. .\i::tlii~rilo\\‘cwanttliI.I_~:I‘s..l.Is
. ~ - . . r . . » z . . » '
< . .. ‘- R . ' r . 2 .. . ‘ . ‘ limits of Illx‘ll‘ 1‘01805“ wliosc giddy
1““): l ‘1‘“! t”‘ ‘2‘: ”-1 ~ 2:“ “ “*‘ l“ ‘1 “‘ vurgu Iih')’ balance Illi‘lli‘filVI‘S as upon
i'1 ‘1’": “ l~ ..:2.1. “l 1" '2‘“ “ 1“. “Mm”: In «I, \\'IIIII‘ we :hlllllh‘ and tumble. Ii:
In ‘.‘ lI - .i-cv. ~ : l"}'. 'l‘.» luv» I‘I'"'l l .‘I.l’l.l!ll\‘
tliv I2. lllli‘ of I‘Ilnlill'lll si-nstny ilcar .‘lihr‘
l'It'. ~i' :. vii i.‘ri'~‘:‘ III “In 1 ml. 1 from S‘lllillllnll, km“) ,‘hnw roI‘kI-t notcs OI
I‘Ii «Ur ,I brim» \l‘lflfll‘ “I all! yours and [limb twiliiiisliing rmIludI-s for
1..» .. .ir 1‘1“??? 1.1 inio‘w that your hours “1- practice. and don't furgI-t
:AU‘EH J 12““ if“; 3181;111:1888: to shut lilz‘ \\‘lllIII\,\\‘.\'.IllI‘ll; and youJuusl
l‘w Vb.” m” 1. (”‘de “er arm! l‘Xi‘t‘ill‘ilI ll~~rr lrolnndo. do not roll
' ‘ ‘ ‘ . Iliwn [but :wanl scalc I'f viiurs. like :i
‘ fl ‘1" 1 1 ‘ I, “ “r h”: 1.11111“ “11“!“ lIIrri-l dawn the civllar stairs: For. lot
I
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2: I 1:. x _ I' )1”. .;7.vli‘l‘~1 Mi
1 ‘id LT‘HIIII
l‘gtwil. 'Im
till . . . ,
the [lung wI‘ I‘Immund you Is II“! In
U; u 8‘ 8H 1‘ h ‘ 1“ “8‘11"” llt‘iiVI‘H that you ~1quld climb to bring it
2 :I ~14 ll i;;I:l_\' lii'l :II: l'it'llll‘lll. . .
1.. I” in “ u‘hip mw m “i it two I I ll<. lli‘lthl‘r I~' lI Ill lln- drop that
you slisiilil iii-wnul 1.. lxilk‘ll ll. lmt
N“ 1 > 1'1“! ”'1‘“”l‘.M}‘r"2"' the word is vor)‘ tin-(b you. in )"mr
:1; iii; x“:Hi:”:11“!‘x:fl::('::hd:11‘3: mouth and in your heartT that you
; ‘ .8 - ‘ :Iliould do it \'i-ry cool}: hing; us you
t Wml NH.“ ”1“ \VHLJ'HI“- “l" .l‘rotw- I-illlLZ to us Illt‘ IIIIi-r night. \\'llvll .Vou
int ll:l‘.‘I\‘ 2.~ :I. phllv liitttilriln that 8:“ down “‘ (lir- plum) u! ilic “Vary”
t.;il\h \ ply i~Iiitly In tho viii". 'l‘lic I‘.itli-
:« :1 thin that lifts tho :iIIIl
, and :4ch In “Annii- l.‘I\\'rii-“ :Ind “lion
II II“ l!I‘.i~l\~
\ l . 1‘ liolt" tIll our llt‘IlI‘IS wiIii- as soft as waix
.l~ \i'l l\ r: l'. -“ ’l‘.‘ ‘ . ‘
, ‘ ' i f 211 ‘ ‘ u. H 1‘" mi 111 your huuilv. hum ll“ some sunplv
I2::2Ir.’l:r~ in i'. :mhw .~‘I:I.~,~t unulml. ”or 7 . >
» . . ... 1‘.‘ ”ll“ III‘ II- "lid 1‘ .~ I. rial .mngs In \\ lllt‘il
.~_ Inc. 3 II‘XllI l =.liy Int :lm‘tuuiity. Inc
~. :I~ Vou \\.iit thc
org! liillIrI If ;n pm} I r and
you forget \ ouiw le\
xiiitiisich tI-f
sermon.
Already. wi- are? main ii; our second
demand, that the singing be sincere as
\\‘I=ll as music II. The choir are priests as
well :Is tlII2 minister, and Ihcir office also
\Vhon
‘ lint niu~ic is III! lun-
i2~pcvmlly cf Ill'.‘ linI‘I‘
Itinil...‘ \Xu‘Il iiiusiij
llllllltlll 5p. I‘I‘ll
I2 2.:«I'.‘. «2:.~ \I‘iilirl‘.
gllzlgi‘ tIf I‘llii‘IiIII‘.
and dc: pvr :le-
st mots from jufit lltosc
tows which Inulw tlii2 IIlIIr‘I‘I’Ill‘I‘ lII-twccn
:I 'll’\' proviso stat 2mm“ and that rtiliL
mun: noun: :1 and co land by zilIcctiou.
I: to touch Ihc brat-e and anal.
~.l. l ..~‘ . n... q
”I a. “it“, \‘I lIiiI ll l\. VIIII‘\III ~ ~
l ‘1 ~ ~ once the v fcc‘. this. they will not need to
on. iii: Fill}: a or: . .l; but you c .u mug
b.- I Illllt‘nl‘II uguno‘t ntl‘rc'utions. It is
mui h to I xp. It this of singcrs who on:
hiriul only for their voicia‘ SAIII‘. and
tho littlI‘ pcrsonzil intorcst In the pru—
pl.2 to whom tlicy sin ‘. liut it must lie
donc liefurc tlIII choir fullydcsvrvos II
plncc in our worship. In tho mcdiaovnl
days wliIIn tlicprccontor was solemnly
‘urdiiinnl in a cathedral. tho bishop said
to him. ‘Scc that what thousingvst with
tho faith or ropvnbumv Ihuro Is in it.
You mum-at pot the tivo points of I‘.Il-
\‘elllflll llllii lllll~lP2 Lin its sorrow
man‘s ~iII. :inil it~ jgyful rringitltinn of
I‘lii Ect‘s g Iodni'». :tnl :Iwc :.I titad‘s jus-
[li‘ can I‘nlllI‘ tl twin}: on: Illlxl 5021;. The
1!. gtll:l< no hit l‘I‘llIl’ul as tho Ikiir lliiino
lI‘QlVI‘." tho glui‘ivrs ~tmiidcd on tho lilcuk
IlI‘llI‘I‘. illl‘ IlI‘I'Il pf III‘VOIII
with tho
IIYI‘I‘
mount Iltis.
sangvrs increases incroasc of
. l l . . t‘t‘ thv nIoth thou singcst tits: in thy
‘ w ' - w ‘l‘~l:\ \l‘I‘liI‘ llll ' or so: ‘ll l n2 ‘ .. - -
‘ ‘ 1“" ‘ 1 ‘k ‘ III‘llI‘I. .\ii-.l that is our cliwf demand
.lvnn Immtion in tho pulpit. 'l‘lii2 more
doctrinal or inII-llcctual the prmclior.
Ilii2 tuorcdcmnlnl for tho gi‘ntlc minis-
try of music to the heart.
l‘orlitips morn practicable is th:2 chorus
of young Incn and women takcu from
unv'sown pimple. 'I‘hc ditlii‘ultics arc
v. ry grout. as some of us who tricd tlic
II.\pi~riinIInI can tcstify. It is for casior
to hiti2 four rcudydnudc singers who
must always be on hand than to manage
twcnty or thirty kindly but irrosponsiblc
and inexperienced young folk. ley
have many social cugugonn‘nts. und they
shun anything that looks lilac continc-
mom to :I fixcd (risk. lint, in the snial~
lor towns and in the country. at lIIast. it
ought to be possible: to organize a must
cal club, which. besidos helping very
much in outcruiinmcnts. shall be the
choir on Sunday, The advantages are
great. They are your own people. in-
turcstcd in the church at least: and they
ought to bo mndc Inle rcstcd in the rclig~
ion for which it stands. If they are
gntlwred abouta trained quartct. they
can strengthen it in some parts of the
anthcm. and always they can give stir:
ring and sustaining vigor to the congre-
gational vigor. l
. Two weeks ago Sunday night Iwas
struck by the superb power and Spirit of
the congregational music in a comfort
able parish church in Cambridge Eng-
land. It was all due to the fresh and
joyfulsinging of a volunteer choir (If
young men and women, who, sitting
near the organ. in front, inoneof the.
transepts. carried everything with them.
They would have made a Quaker sing
It was no wonder that the church was
full. especially with young people. and
that voung men and maidens, old men
and children, joining in praising God.
It seemed as if no amount of thought
from the church singI-rs of today. \
l
c ,,_,, 7.-.. A__. ,
I‘auuily I‘IIliIlI‘~ iII T“ull\‘~~t‘v.
. It is no surprisc to learn that IIJII Tay-
lor is clcctcii governorof 'l‘cuncsscc. lint
.\lt‘. his ropublican brother. is clocked to
~tliI‘ stutc St‘illIII‘V for which he want curb
didntcas \vcll .Iis for the utlico of gov-
ernor. It is uiklvrslood that he will try
to be cloned president of the senate, and
if hi2 succccds. as is expected, when Bob
is clootcd to the United States senate, as
he expects to be. Alf will succeed him
as governor. If this plcusant family or-
rangeinont should be carried out. the re.
publlcnns. who in the exuberance of
their cuthimiasni were sure that Alf
would be governor next year, as well as
the democrats who predict ’(I that Bob
would have that otlicc, will be proved
true prophets. 1 But. since it is all in the
family would it not be better to let the
old man who is still halo and active, go
to the L’nitcd States senate. and each of
the boys kccp the office to which he was
elected.——\\'orcestor Spy.
l'sIIIIIss Church Societies.
The Rev. Dr. Duryea of Boston is said
to have “caused a sensation“ in his last
prayer meeting by announcing that he
had procured the assistance of twenty-
tive members of the parish for parish
workamf by criticising the formation
of Vsocitiea within the *church to do the
church‘s work. He said, in substance:—
“I suggest this plan because I do not
believe in societies. You have heard
possibly of societies of Christian endeav-
or. Now I feel that there are too many
of these socities within tho churches.
There is a society for charity, a club for
this, an organizition {or that and a cir-
cle for the other, until there is nothing
left. for the church to do, and it becomes
simply a collection of wheels within
wheels. . . . Let us ROW start some-
thing which will not be a fifth wheel to
a churcb+o us ess socicty within the
church—but a useful adjunct to the
church."
making our own services as wide awake
and living as that. Surely, there is many
a village church in which it could be
done. The expense could not be great,
for there is abundance now of cheap and
good music for just such cases. The ex-
istence of such a club In the town, with
a skillful leader. would be of great good
to the community at large; while the
young people themselves would not
only be glad of the social opportunities
and of the chance to do something for
their church, but would have a religionsm
training which is not to be despised.
‘But, after all our ideals and prefer-
ences, we shall probably hove to dad, in
most churches, with that useful but on-
misfaotory quadruped,-Ihe mixed qua-
Iot. ltismetol, bemused. In so eully
second, uni been” itsmbiution at.
Carter’s Little Liver Pills am free from
all crudo and irritating matter. Concen-
trated medicine only; very smaIl , very
easy to take , no pain , no griping , no
purging.
Gowocolxcw‘tm P‘m‘: m’mfl‘}
results. no 'Agker'u Dyspepsin'hbuu.
Recommended “domiciled
by all who hov’ophusodmthom. The“ belt
nmodr for WW
sti (bummed. Ind only? 85c. b!
potion.
Frankfl. Butter.
—-Aekfl’ mmmlfi
PM‘I.‘ . 7;
The Fool IIIIII His Money.
i\\'urli and Wages.
Tho workingman who puts his money
into the saloon keeper‘s till is a fool. He
mortages his property and the well being
of himself and family. beyond redempo
tion. He put hiInI-elf under a power
that uses him to stop upon: to grow fat.
upon by devouring him: and that takes
the manhood out of him.
\Ve need sav nothingagainst the saloon
koepI-r; we need to indulge in no tirade
against ruI ‘.: not to preach against the
drinking of intoxicating liquor. on mor-
al grounds: not to say a word about
prohibition or license; it is enough to
point to the spectacle of the working:
man‘s delivering himself over to a do:
grndmg life. win-re the brutc is develop-
ml in him and his onnobling qualities are
supprI-ssed. It is the degradation of
“in man that is so conspicuiius; he throws
himself away. and it); nothing. After
his hard day's labor IIP goes I) the sa-
loon uni in an hour he 'has nothing to
show for that lalioraiiotliing but stupid-
it y. or a drunken tight. or a crime com—
mittwl.
The workingmazi w ho can make no
III-It. r s. ‘giowin tl um this for tli3 expen-
dituic I f In: day‘s \\ agis is a fool Veal.
worse than a fool. for lb.- \\ orkingman
has responsibilities for his conduct that
the f: oi has not.
The workingman may as well say to
his fellows. “La-L‘s \\\)I‘li liar-i every day
for tvn year-z and see how rich we can
imiki- III-c Miami lscvpcr on the corner:
\VII \\ ill lllI‘I‘l Iunkv him a Doodle alder-
Inzin. that he may bccomc richer."
th this i< what is dono‘in many Cities
in this Country. though the workingincn
may not 'pian it waurchand.
\\'hat worse could a \vorkingman do
with with his cariiing‘: than to spend
Iliciii for drink? lie n’iigln better thrmv
Illr‘lll into tho river or bury Ihcm'in the
ground. for tlimi there would be no ty-
rant. ruling over him.
. “Kim-s well cuvd for wiil return a
\' ut ' .IIi =Illll of happiness to the work-
SI)
in _:m. n. 1:: it honor to own a home or
t I be III the clutches of the saloon keep-
IIz ': l< it iiitzrr to have. money laid by
for :I rainy Ilav. or t I III‘ sunk in wretch-
I- lnis< :Iiil pin mix":
The .~ .IloI-n receiV 93 von in “68001136
\\ III n y. u have money and kicks you
out \\‘lir‘i\ It i~ gone. It [adios you a man
and llllllit‘s you a beast. It consumes
your cuI-i‘gics and thrives, while you dl."
part :i boggar.
It is [ISI‘ICSS to quote the figures of the
nation's. :Innu: II liquor bill: to this. work
men contriLute millions, that they may
deprive themselves of comforts and nev-
er get near enough to a luxury to know
what it is like} - They part with mil’
Hone that might be inventor} in bomesdu
the education of children and in securi-
III‘S. .
What runny a workman suffers from
[Inlay is Ilic want of savings. By
those he might clI-vuto himself: liomigbt
be :I louder Instead of a borrower: he
might bvcomc on cinployor :i< well as
IIiiiploycd: he would buy cheap. r for
cash thou he does now for orcdit: he
would be happy in temperance, in a good
home. in having promising children, in
the rl'SpC‘Ct that. he would receive from
the public. in the confidence that he
wouldhnve in Is manhood. Above all,
he would not be making a fool of him-
self by dumping his wages int“ saloon
.\ .“IIIIIII milrh.
From :1 copv of the hazotte printed in
1‘52. haul d u~ airy a frienl \vc clip the
following:—- ~
"Hero is a "NIIMII‘I lumbiml." that
would satisfv the stoutest advocate of
“woman‘s rights at the late Massachu-
setts Convention. III2 never takes the
III-wspnpcr and reads it b Al’ore Mrs.
Smith has bad a chance to run over the
mix ertisemcnts, marriagos and deaths.
etc. He always gets into bed first on
Coldni-vhts. to take oil the chdl for his
wife. If the children in the next room
5c ream in too night he Ilon' t expect his
wife to I aim an airbatli to find out what
is the matter. He has been known to
or Mrs. Smith a night on while in
bed tb make the baby thin it was Its
mother. \\ e \v under ii‘ ladies love such
“lords“ as this. -
\c\<ev‘s Wat: Waggon!
teed. It' Is a positive cure for U 10ers. Emp-
tionsorSyphilitic Poisoning. It urifiestho
whole system and buushes all cum
and Neuralgic puns. \‘I’e gnu-autos 1L
Frank H. Baxter.
—Acker‘s Blood Elixir 50c. at Plats-
ted‘s. __
A Trotter Makes II Sensation.
the “'aterbury American writes to tho:
paper:—
“Gem,” the horse owned by A. L'Malt.
by, is creating quite a sensation by his
performances on the track, whom he is
in training by C. E. Swan. c has only
been there about a week. and from the
fifties,” where he was in the habit of go-
ing, he reduced his time to 2:29 for
the mile, Thursday, and undo a. quarter
he was given an exhibition hall mile
which be mode in 1:19., and but for on
accident on the backostretch by which
he tore of! one of his quarter boots.
would have mode it in 1:10. The bone
was raised in Hilton! and is only seven
years old. He is n phenomenal horse,
and his performances no the hit of all
the horsemen in town.
”M
Avoid the hush, irritating, griping
compounds so often sold :- pumpkin
medicines, 1nd correct tthe Wm
ol the bonds by the moot Ayor‘l (hi
“Ionic Pills, which are gentle, yet
searching, in their action.
____.____.__.__.__._
Noun-g Eva- Bid or 3'“- e.-
vs mob entire mm a Pelri‘b
biteor GI to; the can of all dis-
ncndicnu a“ you.
freckle. block
mm "no.
pimple-ad my other hula Ill tho
«Implosion.
Thg .Birmingbmau carmspondent of
in 83 seconds. Betweon heats Friday.
Norwalk Chronicler