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nor 1-! 1:11:13 lltgllr) the wine as Life immature. and
9‘11: 1 dashinl Liiilrmtihin: fur libs of Illlll‘.
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.ut‘on n. I..u"l‘o.\;
11mm: to \“mlhlugtml $1., s11.xunx~1iii:;(‘i.
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hu'l‘.‘ RY [TB [.10. lA('knuwlmlgemcnts taken}
“(11A N S’l‘l-IAMSH ll‘ TICKETS for sale an
I) It.\ FTS. for one Pound rind upwards.
MUS I‘ZY ORDI‘IRDII» till parts o!_Eumpc, and
RAILROAD TICKETS in all 3101121! \V'i'sl sud
South via l‘ennri vaiiia limlmad
01d Stand
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fluvins‘gurchued the business ofA. B. Coley.)
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BEST DIARICET
lo the city-which f t‘m keep sucked usual with
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RIVERSIDE
GHHHTHHY ASSOCIATION.
Tll.‘ grounds of this .-\.\‘s1\i‘i:\liuu are
51:11 11rd in the Hair-ugh of Xuiwulk. just
lb‘l‘lli oi the l'nxuii Mills. betueeu Spring
Hill izllil‘l 11ml lbwiside .\\‘eiiiii~. and
iii w'bc i‘viit‘ld‘il by good 11nd \velbkept
maids frillllrttll directions. 'l‘lii~ cemetery
is divided into lWi‘lll‘V'an sections. with
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and ruimlllgstiu is. :llztl ilie 5.1111111" of
the lind is rlh‘ll lllnl every taste may be
guitilied in Illl‘ Hrlt‘i‘linti of plots. The
uv-‘mu s me so :irrzuigud as In :ill'm'd un
alnlust
CONTIV UOI’S DRIVE
tonal of the~ different sections, and are
crossed. in every direction, by the streets,
so that carriages may reach every plot
in the entire cemetery. An elegant
RECEIVING VAULT,
of large capacity,
modern improvements, is near the en-
trance gate.
CAPACITY.
The entire space is not plotted, but 52-
Vault Lot-I, reservations for 51’.” single
in'terments, and 2,102 Burial Plots are
now offered for sale at prlces very favor.
able to purchasers.
MAPS.
Maps of the Cemetery may be seen at
the cities of Mn. Enos Emma, 1h,1
Superintendent. on the premises; at the
ofiioe of Hou.’ Jam W. Hvu'r, at the
Horse Railroad Depot; sud at the once
or)“. Joan 8. hour. st South For
23
and fitted with alL‘"
SD. NHI‘WHHI NHVHIIS Bill.
51 Washington Street .
0‘,“ 11 Daily from D in ii u.m..
nud on Eltlilida)‘ t'Vt‘llmgé from t; to 5.
Q‘liucresi allowed on Deposits.
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Merchant Tailor.
12 Railroad Place. 80. Norwulk.
l‘:n;1.—_'.oord1-r SEN; 5:111. to 1:11.. . furs 15.00 R:-
;m rib; 13ml1‘1...:.:1--'1211'.:_\‘.iuzu‘. 7151!
[low .>\ R I) II. Ii N .\ I‘l',
Att‘orney-at-Law.
and F..
Cor. .\l:::i; 5:. ‘- ‘id Ave,
.\
Bridgeport. Conn.
{FAI- .\'1x‘.itl. .\'- \r“ nil. EYtl: .xxgs $3 l\T‘.‘.‘
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SPEHHY & BARNES,
. \cbiiui \ew llsicn. t‘oiui
HENRY TILLY.
CARRIAGE MAKING.
111nm. IRJNG .
GENERAL BLACKSMITIIING.
This is the season in which to prepare for winter
and it is better to get ready tor rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter season.
Work of all kinds pertaining to carriage. making
and general blacksmithing promptly attended to.
Wagons of. all kinds mails to order.
Wagons forsslc.
Henry Tilly,
NLIIN bTthT
h’llPLOYMEV‘T OFFICE
a
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so MAIN ST.
promptly stteuded to. First class in st! respects. Or
du- solicited.
c. B. punters.
and from 1 :03 pm.
All orders for ice cream sud general entering
'1‘] III ' SENTI\ EL.
JAMES GOLDEN: Proprietor.
051911313 IN “813mm" BUILDING
Eu 3.1m: Bus“.
ONF YEAR. . "$2.00 I Slxhlox'rns. . $1.00
SixoLu Corns, 5 CENTS. »
TERMS STRICTLY IN \DVASL‘E.
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South Norwalk. Conn.
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bury. 'l‘rcii":« r of
Pi .iuoi‘ort. tll‘g‘ni and Musical
( (imposition.
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“3 II. MBIIKER.
Practical Plumber.
Steam and (his i-‘iiiyr. Ft: ‘20s for Cutting and
Threading Iron Pipe li‘um P». ‘15 11 inches
5—1 Main Street. Elv‘s Building
Sildlll Norwads, t‘ 1.. NEH!
u. 'l‘nonus,
AGENT Fm: 'l‘llE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
AND
NO'I‘AR)’ PUBLIC,
now AY'I‘ox coxv.
JOHN ll. FERRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
[Hill AND WIN
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackswanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre 011.11..
111811 111 RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot a: Washington and Mn-
shsnmssts. Brunch ofllos st swear
Drum “tut
-\\'e bad the
.verv
SEVENTEHNTH HEGIMENT
ConnecticuLVolunteers.
.0.
REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR3
FBI")! TllIZJiil‘l1XAL or
First Lieutenant Charles Smiih..oi Co. “G.‘
090'
July 4 —.\t sunrise we had a salutcof
Ilintein guns tired on the plazzuand
iliebells of the Cin rung. At 9mm.
(he regiment {urinal on the piazza. and
had :1 iiv\'..>\-.‘41ii'€" field Illllalt‘ playing:
national airs. The regiment 1b-~n mni'cb-
rd in from of :1 stage built in tli;'~..~‘.:..<le
i‘)‘ the t'lllll‘t'll. At Will) u. in. the
Iiievi‘lul‘. Hibistm: of Lécui. Noun.
Sgirgi-ut .‘lt‘l'wmbl. l‘urp. .‘lidtilt‘brmili‘.
l‘rivuie l‘aitxivit. .11 Ill\.\tll. with pri-
vate l'llril)‘ x.» 111.1); the uni 111.111. sung
".\‘iidri.‘:i." l.ie.it (I‘dmnl .\\'1.‘1‘>1>:<«.111
I‘t‘ll.l lll.‘ ll cluruii-nn if 1111b pendem‘u.
We then snug "\\'l;.~n :ill the i-uys Came
uiart‘lnnq lmme again.“ lawyer Chan:-
in-ihin delivered the oration. \V'e III! 1:
II\
«an; ' Stir siuixigled burner" '-tli~ Ilrum
(”rim )Hj’mi a It ‘W tuna": :~ . lllt’ll all
11:11:15 : U. \\'. Hnl‘ues' army livnm
ii the lum- uf “12.1 Hundred." :ifivr
which a saint) vI llili'l}-qur guns “an
lire-l. ‘l‘m regiuv‘m w is Illi‘lllil'1t\\'ll lip
iii line of Lamb: :.111 in Ell through i'lie
-x-~11~..\e l'I ill-NIH}: and tiring Willi
blunk i“it'ilhl_:r - ’llHl iii-m Illil'I'Ilt‘J in
Ilit'il' :l‘liil'l< I‘m .‘1! 3‘3 "l. {111‘ I‘lllfl‘lfi
b.11l;i in; til! mt hi. the lintul, but “1'
ll:l~‘.:‘!‘>lf:tii[h‘f’4 did 11ntp:‘11t:.1p:ite. A!
sundown :1 3:11:11» 13f tbiit»'1‘ii guns was
i».
lirui, 311.1 i‘lUSHl [be exercisw of the
11: iv. Es'vi‘y (lain: prissnl all” nicely. nu
Hm Lint iiu li ‘li'iiig 1min: on. tiny
on.» pl. wind and ii: '1; ,iv. 'l‘nc- I‘i'uvust
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l» yaw!” [111‘ i'.‘-.111.:'.: in l.:n'«~ :t lwpi-l
11 nice zit l‘.i;lit. The i-rm‘mt gll’ll‘l Were
tin-tulle-‘1”::ln‘i‘ily. and I .‘is' minimum
11- ~r \\‘ l.~‘ cl- in f ui~ I‘~‘i|‘\'t‘. l “as up mm:
-l 1111- 1.14111; 1111'. that it was 11~(‘1‘ss:ir}‘.
11:11 fur ten: of what might bippen. l
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playing iur the 2-. “1111 iTugV'lmd forty 11'
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they \x‘ere 111219111; prmm-nn-ling, e112.
the :lllll'.‘ :15 if they were home with Kllt‘lf‘
sisters and su'i‘i't-lin-urts. ' It 1151! 111-1
seem much l.k1‘- :i c.1111pstiiy of svldiers
111 gii‘iiiil >“l‘\’li"‘. \Vlmt a militia»!
“dill lust year :11 the battle of (it-llys-
bum. . N _
July 3.~4\1r}‘ iii-11v)“ rllsflVr‘T'S all the
(lilt‘rllin‘ll. S rdlllt'r ‘_\lic1‘ l‘ricv' sailed.
July ti~~—Ii-.‘1111tiiiii murmur; alter the
1.31.1w1-ri . f )‘x‘§i- hi 1)‘. 511134.: (iaiilflv ) .
our}. l“1!11‘li and turn if obtained 11 pass
111 1:11 :ii.t~!.l1~ 11‘ 111-‘ fur the 111v
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numb: r of 111111 :-. \\ 1 landed :1: :1 [1:11:-
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up 1131114111113 1.1111 :1 51 11111.: lady \\ 1mm
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1111111 31.1“ ii was that be was :i-vt in the
.irmy. He gave Ills r1 usuiis, but We did
111-1 [bulk Illi’lll \‘111‘5‘ guild. \\'c found
them all very friendly and :-1‘1i‘7:ii. Thuy
Invited us 1:! stay tn dinner, \\ iiii‘li invi-
ration \v o'ncc-eptul :is we were out fur
the day and had brunt, lit notations \\ 11b
us. 1111‘) 1;: we its plenty of \‘e get tables.
fruit. melons, llelilt‘)’. eta. of their own
raising. und altogether we bud :i very
nice time. It was :i relief to 13'! out in
the country where We Were free from all
n struint. About 4 p. m. we bid the
family adieu, thanking them for their
kindness and started on ourbmumvurd
j lumi‘y :iri‘ii‘iiig :it ilii~ city :it dink.
July T.——\\':i~‘ w mu with heavy si. 1w—
i‘rs in the afternoon.
July S.—-—St1~.’mier ‘;\lice l‘ru‘e' arrived.
July ll—Stenmer ‘4‘liCk‘1'l’II‘lc sailid.
some routine every day.
‘July 10. SundiL—Very warm. At~
11 iided church most of the day. “‘1-
could gm to church at almost any hour
we wished.
July ll.-—Still very warm. In llh‘
middle of the duy We kept very quiet; in
fact we did not— have enough to do to
give us necessary exercise.
July l-‘L‘é—‘V’ery liUl.' - Nothing new
transpired today. We were getting
much like the inlt illitl’tlll‘iv-dld
nothing except \\ lien we were diiven to
it.
lillt’a‘
11:11
.l‘iily 1:l.—-S‘.c‘iuier films. llougbton‘
arrived with u mail, which was :i source
of great pleasure to us.
July l4.-—\'ery heavy shower today”
July 15.——Steamer ‘Chas. liough’tcu‘
sailed. Lieui. Dennis of our company
having received his discharge left us to‘
day and started for home. Show-cry all
day and very hot and muggy.
July Iii—Steamer ‘N. 1‘. Banks“ :ir-
rived—no mail. .Our mails were very
furiipart. The remon assigned for it
was the government was using all of
the transports to convey troops and stores
in the direction of Petersburg and the
department of Florida had to take care
of itself. 3.) far as our personal comfort
was concerned we were very nicely situ-
ated. “’9 had an abundance: plums,
peaches, figs, pomgranates, melons—
evcrything that was good and whola~
some to cut; plenty of company and
very little to do. But weal! had friends
at the north, and we did ‘not hear from
them very often. and we knew very lit—
tle of what was going on in the army
until long after it had transpired, so
that sometimes we would almost wish
that we might be transfered toamorc
active field of service.
July 17 -—Steamer‘N P. Banks‘ sailed.
To break the monotony we had monthly
inspection.
July 18. —-—wss a beautiful day. The
schooner ‘J. R. Mitchsl‘ of Clinton, CL,
arrived. We had butalliou drill in the
afternoon.
July Ill—Very bot. Three companies
left today for Picslata, on the St. John’s
river. ' ‘
July 90.—-Sti|| hot. We bad men,
women and children coming into our
lines dmost daily. They were glad to
“fun: from tho Gonfedmvhesn
tho: mm m Tho: but! to
take the oath of allegiance to tlli‘ 1'. H.
government. Some of tbcabludmdied
men went into the government employ
We had to provide them .1” With mtii us.
Thev were white person-i and \verc cal—
ed crackers. 'lliey usually came
town after this fashion. Thev had a
sort of horse OI mule and curt. ' In the
curl. tbev \\ uuld have, nil the ~ir wordl}
p liit‘ 351011.: 11:11 the snmll t lllllIl’k’ll of the
fariiily. The W (mum VV-t uld ride tin.-
horse that drew the (‘1‘,irt and [be mun
and large buyswmild walk The): bad be '1 n
rednc ed to the lowest do; tbs of pm rtv
by 1121- war. 1.111 had nothing left.
pr 1v idol shelter for 8-1213? of them, and
then held t1 feed them until they gut
something to do. If the tnusidzstitutu
reader of this narrative Could have lea-d:-
ml upon them be “mull 1 11: sill: r Illlll'
s. l! u \ .111 ler .ui' in (‘I‘tlll‘lrh 'n.
Htli‘nf lily illll' A" It! Ii‘i‘ls’
:i:.;i it \\:i~‘ surprising in 11'.
little :1 family could fit"!
The Itiffliillh‘ of the roam :-
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1.1%“: 1b: in,
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two or i"'.r. . 1-3.] 1.11,“.-.
:1 burr. l. iron put an} spidez. ‘3'.) un'k
1111‘)“ built at lire out of 1! mr‘. “‘12- 11
they ate they .~‘.I on t efl» l with the
spider in the cente r. No ("3 ‘. 1:19:53
tilnllt‘v‘. kill\’t‘\‘ or f.-i'?«;-‘.~n‘.=‘
“'41.
and children nil t-sizltlier. :‘i it \\‘21'~‘
\i'liu! the pour people of the" >7 (11': made-
I nf Hu- rein-1111112.
July ‘31.
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diiiygzmd the hrw- cmupanies
lum. sturtml Hill. on :i mid.
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Ju _\‘ .‘4 ——11 it and mu .zgy: heavy 1v:1.i
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Rev. Henry .\. helium.
The New York Pioneer of March 14th
Iprinted a picture of Rev. 1!. A. Delano
of tluse: ty and gave the followingin
an accmmt of his life. work and charac-
tcri >Ili‘52
He was burn in Unr— ida. .. in 1&8.
lleis the s n of the late Rev. Wm. H.
11.! aim. :1 (111111519: rof the Baptist church
fur tifti \rars who “asap earnestevun-
genial “id‘lu' ~r. a born radical, and was
among, ' the plum 1- r l: iborers in the uboli~
I - :1 movement, living to see the God-
lie was. up to the time
im- death. an :ll‘iltut champion of the.
proliiIQIi m mm ement an 1 so earnest in
tho work as to Ian: 1-11111- the gunpowder
p at “ I'm-b resulted in the breaking up
of hiscl burcii iditic‘c n (iarretsvglle,0
..
in i‘wl be luiki.y1~..xpitg with his
life. lii~ I" 1:: tunic made him a lutal
abstain: 1' {re m tin
» 51-1141 21:13:. As a
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iniwn tit right of
,. \'> ry i‘nmiiitmisy 1.) pm t. 13'. its. if from
'.i“(‘l'r-5I' 1‘ f th. dram shay: mil r1005:~
'1 21:: this {.1- ' l- b- ‘1: in» 5:15! energies
t« “‘ird ambush ' the t l'. r§~tizm people of
Em \\ 1st in .lie 111.1 measure {if their n"-
sp- 114111111va du'y
The ~ 11 91a. 11.111 r1 .1 the fa. he's: raid
1.:. .- ‘11 32:11 l.i-' i!.t= 11-1: 2: id for the pr0~
ti:r-'i“!\ ewf the ram‘e cause. Mr.
ilsitnm pun-11.1 his (‘ull-‘glllit' course at
Denim-1.11 Fuhrer-ii}: Minn. :mduatTng
:11l~ilil,:.f:erw.-u'd taking a theological
. ‘1 urse 2.: Il;t'}{1\.‘iIV\ i-r Tiwnlugicn! Sen:-
' I: v«..
.1 ”1,.
mun. lint llrisl'-:'.‘iiv~ bah: 1:6"le \fount
Finns- _\‘. Y.. 211‘ 1 ~11 iii. \ :rwich
.\. \. llv Ell-Hr. I'Xi‘vth.‘ l\tl\ algauasan
“\'lel_:' If}!
cunt-.1
:1: l 11;” 11:. .; -l during his
11 riiuizihzry over six
humm d 1--2.1vert~ imu tiwl'liptist Church
T1.» mot 1.1.2.11120 work of a practical
salt! was pm {writ}. d in Zmesville, where
as 11:12.2” 1: ii;~ Murphy temperance
311i ns~uciaied with the Re“
zit-i l’.1_\'~»ii Hammond. be labored
f sr Ill!‘ 111nm! iii-31ft of the whole city.
There Was nut :1 home in the Cityso
“>14- or neglected, r::>r a man or Woman
~11 (‘flii dnwn in lat. but that he «as
ready tn rv‘~p-.m=! t1 thrir wants and
\\'u(-.~'. l“11n1'ralsit1~v.i1d among the
r-ll.
'(‘1V
in .v1- 11111.1.
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‘. and ”1:1: til-‘5' \vi‘re anew. ['th fr 2:2
uufsul‘ of 1:1:1‘ inn s in the t‘uimti‘y. ‘12.: 5
rerun ‘d Iih' S'Nlli’ to headqzrli'tc—rs. S .
“‘1- Were Cur-ml out and ordered L- 9111! ‘
at arms until 11:1} “git. for it was our“: i
that It 11an by. u.- kn .wii 1. lat Ili-‘l‘v'
\\1r1‘laszit{\"‘ 1. :iii-m: .- sin 1 .i‘ cttv. 21:...1
that the en: my “‘1 re :1 11:11)! 11:11:... 1; 11s.
It 1.4.1.1111”: 1111'. t nl.‘ night,
[mavwl h be .'| fztiro‘ :illifin.
, lTU mt' \‘Tlxllfh .\l .\T “1:12.." 3
and is...» 5 use
15141111413 \iliii}‘§““11l’s’ \‘l‘lltllr 1 111.13
1.1 Liver litters are used. :-iil fur
Weak 51121111141. indigesiil i. Ctlflélipdiuill.
I
i‘t‘ : Xi" .
1.1:
13.6.. I EH _\‘ cannot
Being “are Flu-assault
T1) the taste. more acceptable 1 l the all—
' and mwrz) truly lu'lltlii‘lul in it~
. the {unions I‘uiifnrxiizi litilliel fruit
'aiy. Syrup ‘uf Figs. is i:i;'i.l‘._\‘ sup. r-
<1~.i.1:',; all \‘Iilt‘l’S. for sale by (3::-
I‘anistul.
lt‘ii‘i
11:1: Ii.
TH!" “I l H‘ I-IR‘ (H
kfilhll'ls‘ l. l\ E.
III)\\‘ THE
Interest in: Facts for Poor l‘vupic tn Head
“ liu .‘uppurl 'l‘lu-tn.
.\ reporter \‘Jllt‘fl at the new uni 1 l1~~
1:311? linniz‘ ulliz‘e of 111-. . Kn‘rbts of Labor
at l‘iiil: 1141701113 the other 11: 1_\' Th:- from
\\ us of ornzinh‘u.iil brow nst me. the Wm-
11““ 1-fplite glass sl :11. .i with real lace.
ll e :iitside door \\ as! \c‘ 1d. and be ti- ids
be cmnut step in :is into railroad ~r
banking vtl‘ii‘c's. He rings- the bell and a
girl usher-r. him into the p.1rlur.
"While he tarries you lo 11: about you
and take ll‘ill‘t‘ of things. Surely, you
ask yi‘iurself. is this the \vaiiiim: room of
the general office“: Yes, it is. Your
fmxtsteps are ruutlled by the thick. soft
Iliusselle; your image is duplicated in the
fuur sides of the room by full length mir-
rors buait in the walls. The walls them-
~\l\‘k*.“ are benutiti ul with fr. <1 um. and
from [be (‘eiliii ~ ‘deiwnd ('mlly chande-
11h. \ nu sink down in u ri.“i t-l'lll‘
covered With plush. 0n the nppmiie
side of the ball are Sir. Litclimziu‘s util-
ces. In iii-~11: scores of clerks. Women
and men, are employed in answering Can
respondent-e filling up blanks. making
calculations and r. carding: m» mar: 11 1:1.
X ‘Ih‘ Ul‘ Ill: 51‘ p ‘iiln ‘If gm»! 1 u.
lllEl)’ 111%}. .\l \t.“ Lilli) t‘uvl HI lip“ “Sixt-
ing room is the council c‘iaviibt r 12f tin-
gcneral executive board. separated frat)!
the reception room by sliding doors.
There the general otlicers sit. each behind
a handsome desk. with his books and
papers spread before him. There they
order strikes and institute boycotts. and
devise plans for terminating lockuuts.
The chamber is lighted through a dome
of stained glimi. The right sides of the
dome are adorned with representations
of fruits and flowers. General Treasurer
Frederick Turner occupies the suits of
rooms on the second floor as his offices.
Th:~ third and fourth floors are used at
present for storage pur .“
This elegant buildingcost $50 000.1139
property is worth a great deal more, but
the woman who owned it is a friend of
the cause of the Knights of Labor and
sheoold it to them for $50,000 rather than
accept a much better offer from other
parties. The handsome furnishings,
which cost many thousand dollars. are
said to have been given by her for noth-
ing.» There is some kicking outside of
the order that such an expense should be
incurred sud such elegance surround the
servants of ’a large body of poor men,
many of them sufi‘ering from the very
necessariesof life. On the other hand
mafiy very poor members of the order
are said to feel a. pride in having their
representatives so richly housed and
equipped. But there is too much mason
to beeasily dismissed in the prediction
of the visitor, that “with grandeur and
extravagance at the top of the heap and
discoth and poverty It the bottom, it
is fair to predict tbs: the future ofiorts
of the lenders and agitators will be di-
rected mainly at securing the spoils of
the labor movement and not the solid
and permanent benefitsof industrial pro-
grass.”
The well known strengthing properties
or 1302:. combined with other tonic- and
a most perfect uerviue. are found in Ou-
ser‘s Iron Pills, which strength“ the
nerves and body. and improve the”
n g_. ii.
purer Flaunt". and 911- 1" mil) “here in
irii‘ ki'mn pure”); or some awful
bad 1.11-1.11 his victim.
:11: :1.:t:'>-t “‘1. lily 1.1‘i‘ilrrent'e.
In his p-1~'vr:1e :! V raw: b. m. I‘ win-
'. r. 111‘ bxiz i 1 l '1 hr“: Wm ln‘r (if tnE'n
\i in) had be. 11 2113-?
.1'.. .2: Hf... :i all;
XVI {‘11 *
.smpletely and ter-
i.i»l)‘ tilillf‘ulli‘tl by 1511» dual; curse, sev-
s-ml 1.“ them {win li-Jiind liquor bars:
t
A
l! . 111 :li‘.‘ 11 »\\' s .1
-1';' .
lei“tr
"111:.
«~r. industrious
I‘rvm {lit-lime of his
.: x!" t": the National Pro»
veini : 11 at l’sitsburg. he has
:1, en 1‘. uninvited [\Vtt‘tt fur the Assembly
and mic.- far Congress.
111‘ has hr: 11 outspoken, fearless. and
llflt‘ drips-1115111; fur the, third party.
This. with Li" impulsive, generous and
sin 11: “'llin'il tendency to gocvon against
his frh this in whatever he [k‘rsonally
(11111115.! Him hit-1p: ssibly “tirade him
v!:1::iit‘<: 1-11: 1 \v n . liv-‘e 117W" recognized
the mind 1r and 4111 «my of his purpose.
Asa poet us'd 1mm- writer his pro-
1311114 lnn- l...“ \1‘1~i1~.1niml by some of
the 111;» ~t and be»: llt‘“\[18§l9r5 in the
lm l. .\ Purl!) 111" his, written when he
\\':x—I\\'-1.2_\‘ v.11” of age. entitled "The
1'13: T11: _\‘ 1.11.1,“ '11:.5 be: 11 adopted by
tlii‘ (:rau‘. Army 1 f 1b.- 1‘1: public in the
West 11-111x extensivly as a Decoration
luv imam.
He carries a burden of sorrows—for
mixers—caused by the drink curse, for
\\'lllL‘h any other than his own current
life Would be inaiiwiuate.
)liui‘tura, l. i\\’)’cl'5. Teachers, uni oth
ers whose occupation gives but little ex-
ercise. should use Carter‘s Little Liver
Pill.“ for torpid Liver and biliousuess.
011-.- is :i dose.
The Matlmsln l.- is‘ the only piano made
in the World that will successfully stand
ull \‘arttiti.1iis of climate. It has been
ihamughly iestwi for twenty years. Call
:it 1. mini-3 Temple of Music and sce for
yourself.
ls “rangi- Losing its (nip?
' That the batting trade is year by your
leaving Orange is un leniubly u fact. says
the Journal Hf tli-it city, but the reasons
av. 11 why this is so are almost as many
:mm- are but: >r._ _ l: is generally
51.112111 '11} im- manufacturers that they
.u'e 111141»... 1 11‘ mipz-tu “-1111 manufactur-
ers of other disuicas, b‘T‘dllit‘Uf the big“
prices that they have to pay for sizing
and finishing, and instances are numer-
ously quoted where, after “turning out"
to obtain an increased price for a certain
grade of lists. the men on the "turn on!"
Will go to Newark. Milburn. Connecticut
or Brooklyn and work upon the same
grade of hats for lea than they were re-
ceiving for their work before the strike.
A jmrneyman finisher. speaking of this
fact a day or two ago. said: “The trouble
IS that the Orange manufucturers have
made too many very fine buts. Three
years ago only the very finest soft fur
bats were made in this district. \Ve got
a good price, but we had to give the huts
a great deal of work. A better finish
was required here than in any other dis-
trict. There is no market now, for
these very fine for hats: cheaper grades
are ’being sold. The msuufsctursu,
when they are getting up those obs-per
grades, require just II much work upon
them as upon the fine huts. They bsvo
got in the habit of hsving all the but.
given an extra flue finish. that they will
not pass the cheaper grades unless they
are finished as well. Ofcourse they have
to pay for this extra work. It is an un-
deniable ' fact that men. an Ian on
Onnze shop where they were receiving
twelve shillings u doses, and grate some
other district. even Newt, and work
upon the same grade of buts for nine at
ten shillings and yet mute more money.”
1"
Imps-0v. Your W.
with Pest-1’s Whit: Glycerin on ”this
long known to enmity» penetrate
the skin without injury. Raving it also.
soft and beautiful. Dream. ”11 it.
Thesligbtcold mm so Hanoi
myprovothsfmwofsoomphht
thetmsybshtal. Amati-why
and mum.
Norwalk Chronicler