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Anu‘rlcau Magazine.
The table of contents of Tho American
Magazine for July is remarkable for
length and variety. The frontispiccc
rcproduces a painting by Soaton Donoho,
hearing rcfcrcm‘c to tho \vcll—known tra-
dition. omhzllzuod in Maryland archives.
that scvcrul Indian tribes used to hold
tlwir ycarly councils on tho hill where
now :‘t‘nhh the national capitol. Under
tlul litlc “11l1etlakiil1tlafz L. \N'hite tells,
with illustrations, the st 1ry of the com~
plow civiliz'ition of an Indian tribe on
the Nu‘thweat Coast. Thc-y were liercc
savagm. cannibals. murderers, and rc-
gardcd a: wholly irreclaimable. They
now havo athriring lown, with a good
cm: goyx-rnuicul. and thcy constitute a
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it is 11 girl ton years of ugh. She can
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complaint thou L‘artcr‘s Littlo Lin-r l'1lla
hro u spccuic for Sick llcudtiChc, and
cvory woman should know this. They
are not only 11 positivo cure. but u sure
preventive it“ taken when thc approach
is felt. t‘urtcl‘a Little Livcr l‘llh act
dircclly on tho livcr and bile. and in thia
way rctuovc lhc cause of disease without
first. hulking you sick by a weakening
purgo. It you try them you will not be
disappointed.
Plowing in ()onnorllcut.
An old i‘onnccticut citizen who is re.
visiting Wilton. aflor having lived for
many yours in Iowa. writes to the Bun
hngtun. Iowa, lluwkcyc, of what. he cues
in his native slul‘o :--
011 thoso hill aides, it‘s amusing to see
them plow With their teams: in coking
1111‘ over till) atone {cocoa and rocks a
hull a mile. you 11111;. son a man plowing
whh 11 yoko of oxen ; in order to learn
whether his team is a movmg you must
take range with some object just beyond
in line with his team to ascertain wheth-
er they are moving : if so. in the courso
of five minutes you are them just ahead
of the object in their rungs. What 3
dillercnco this is with Iowa; plowing
with their aulky plows five acres a day.
planting 15 acres of corn a day with its
corn planters. cutting and binding 18
acres of grain with their cell-binding
reopen. with their ha suckers two men
raking and stacking 0 acres or 20 tons
of hay in one dog. Iowa‘s scenery. with
its immense 11111 11 of corn nod oats, and
wide a d timothy meadows. herds of
cattle, orsea and hogs. is n scenery to
look out upon which throws Connecti-
cut‘s scenery of rocks and bushes for in-
to the shade.
Quaker Bitters—the beat Spring medi-
cine, sharpens the nppetite wonderfully,
'nnd will tone up the system, make new
blood. give you health, strength. and
courage; cure cure {or Dyrpepnin. Nou-
sea, cud all Stomach troubles, Lucinda.
given notification.
Th1x llunbur) News tolls this story: 1
Low Spirits, Debility. etc. In use for
over twenty-five your, cud ha nlwnyl
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DIASUNIC LIFE lNSl’RilNUE.
Rolationq 11f lllram Men to the “111qu
"one!" Association.
Tho question whothcr the recent de~
cision of the grand lodgc. F. (St A. 11.,
will affect the membership of Hiram
men in the Masonic Mutual Benefit asso-
ciation still remains oprn. Twice since
the edict of the grand lodge Went forth
have the directors of the association met,
but at neither meeting has this question
arisen, they having received no formal
notice of the expulsions and suspensions.
The lodges to which the directors belong
have-been warned that all Hiram men
who have not reaffirmed allegiance to
the grand lodgc are non alfiliatcd Ma-
sons. but this the diroctors apparently
do not consider operative upon them in
their management. of the association.
Possibly the ulliccrs of the grand lodge
may never communicate diru‘iéy with
the association, winch is not {chm rly
connected with it in any way. and the
directors may be left to dut‘idc tho mattcr
solely upon [in it own rcsporwihllity or
to leave it unactcd upon. 0f tho expell-
cd Masons only three are members of the
association. but of those who havo simp
ly been suspended. scores have theirlives
insured in the mutual benefit organizao
tion. In case any Hiram man who rc~
mains loyal t 1 ins lodge is refused the
privileges of his lifo insuram‘o. the pow-
er the courts of the state probably will
be invoked.
Scrihnn-r‘s )lagaliue.
Scribnur's Magazine for July has for
its orwning articlonn entertaining and
iiutniclivc papcr by l‘rol'cSSnr D. A.
Sing-«11. .‘1l.ll . of Harvard Collcpc. on-
tit‘md “Tho Physical Proportions of the
Typical Man," in which the author has
for the lirst time publishcd in detail
some of the resullsol his ldhgcxpcricnco
as a teacher and Mullcnt of phyaical
(ruining, on “'lllt‘ll ho is perhaps the old-
031 authority. 1: contains Charts for ac—
(‘urnio physwal measurement and com—
parisonu‘hich llr. Sargent has construct-
«d from the invasurcments of ten thou~
silllil individuals ranging from seventeen
to thirty years of ago. He has also do-
scnlnul the syumn of applianch dosign-
1~d 11111111; the strength of the (idlerem
parts of the-body. The article is illus-
trated with a number of drawmgs from
photographs of nthlctes. The system
which he cxpnunds is intended to give
tlmyouth (If the land an inccmivc 1n
propz-r physical training. and to place in
tho hands of instructors a key to the
strong and weak points of their [111111 s.
it w1ll also guide parents as to the
growth and dvvclopmcnt 0i their chil1l~
n-n l‘y furnlahmg a standard for a com-
parison oi thc‘tj pical proportions of the
body. llr. Sara-mt will contribute one
or two papers on kindred subjects to fu~
turn numhcrs of the Magazine.
The sccond and concluding article by
Jullll 1f. Ropes, on “Sumx Illustrations of
Napoleon and his Times.“ takes up the
carvvr of the grcat Emperor after the
peat-c of Tilsit. This article is fuller
than the previous 0119 of estimates of the
most. important Napoleonic campaigns.
It is in this field that Mr. Ropes has
studied for many yaars. and ol'its details
ho is a complete manor. The illustra-
tions are from tho author‘s extcnsive cul—
lvctiou. and cmbracc several amusing
caricxturcs oi“ Napolcon from contem-
porary prints. in addition to a number
of line Napolcon portraits. there are pro-
tures of \\'clliugton. llluclmr.(lroucl1_v.
and Sir Thomas l’ictou.
Quaker Hyc Lotion will cure wool: and
intlaiucd eyes.
N11 injurious cl‘l‘ccts can follow the use
of .\y11r‘s .lgua L‘urc. it contains an
unfailing antidote and specific for mica-
mulic poixons. together with remedial
agents which purify and rc-invigoratv
the aystcm.
Ilurpcr‘s for .| uly.
in tho forthcoming July Harper‘s the
strongest articlo is the opening one on
“.\ l‘riutui Book.“ which makes a pro~
per 51 mud to the June article on “A
Shout of Paper." in the curios of Great
American ludnslrics. With admirable
conciscucsc. and yet with cyclopa‘lic
ll‘orouglincss. ll. ll. Hawker indicalcs
tho various substitutes for printing in
tho 1130:; before Gutenbcru. and the steps
which prep ircd the way {or the Europ~
can invention of movable Iyp»I which hue
revolution 1‘. ‘d (‘11: “Hold. ;\.l th‘ do.
portmcnts ol' lulmr 1‘ milunmg to position
the mudcru Immclc of u prmtrd bunk
are clearly explained: the uninufacturc
of typo. the coiupositnr‘a Work. the pre-
pamtiou for the press by stereotyping or
cluctrotyping. the printing presses. with
the sounds of their operation, stitching.
and binding. or course the most cracnnal
portion of tho subjcct is the evolution of
the printing press lrotu tho early our
hryouic hund-runuhinc to the magical
lloe cylinder-plums. which perform the
tool of printing “four, 11x. eight. ten,
or twulvc page paper: of various sixes,
six. seven, and eight columns in width.
delivering the some, out at. tho top. put.-
cd down the contro margin, folded no
dcaircd. counted in lots. at a speed from
12.000 to 78.000 perfect newspapers per
hour. dcpendlng on the size and number
of pages to be printed." The less familiar
subject of engraving is also fully unluld~
ed. and the various styles of reproduc-
myellowutcueot Jnundicoounbo
gumbyOutet’o Liver Bitten. Thu
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W'HOLE N O. 865.
Honsxtonlc B. R. Chum
According to the new time table on
the tlousatonic railroad changes in train:
halve htjcn rpade as follows :
193““! i'cw York at 3 . 111., Brid
port. 4:32 p. 111,, arriving ntpPittafield 598.
p.. m.-, and arriving at Albany via Stare
LlflP or via Pittsfield at9z45 p. m. Lent-v
mg Pittsfield at. 4 p. 111.. arriving in
Bridgeport 7:25 p. 111., New York or 9 p.
1!). Connecting at State Line with trnin
leaving Albany at 2:30 111., making
close connections to and from North
Adams. The train now leaving Bridge-
port at T215 :1. m. for New Milford will
leave Bridgeport at 7:10 a. 11)., and run
through to Pittsfield, arriving at Pitts-
hcld 11.05 a. m.. arriving at Albany
\‘18 State Line or Pittsfield at 1:00 p. m.
The train leaving New Milford at 8:33 a.
m. for Bridgeport, will start from 1“in
tiuld. leaving l’ittafield at 5:45 a. 1113.1!-
1.1'.:1,; at Bridgeport at 9:45 a. 111. [team
1-2:: stations between Sew Milford and
Bridgeport earlier than at present. The
train now leaving Bridgeport at 5:25 p.
m. connecting with 3:40 p. In. train from
New York, will leave Bridgeport at 5:50
p. m. for Pittsfield. connecting with 4 p.
m. train from Sew York. The present
6:25 p. to. train from Bridgeport for New
)liiiurd, will leave Bridgeport at 7:30 p.
111.. connecting with Steamer “Bosedale”
from New York. A special train with
through sleeping cars for New York.
will be put on, leaving Pitlsfield at 10
p. 111.. Sundays only: stopping at the
principal stations between l’ittsficld and
liridgcpnrt. arriving at New York at. 7
o'clock Monday mornings.
.\'-,1 medicme 1:1 more couscwntiously
prcpan-d, more powerful, or more highly
concentrated. than Ayer‘s Sarsaparilla.
115 standard of excellence is the result
of careful study. This preparation is
acknowledged by the medicxne profes-
siot‘. to lu- lhe best blood purifier.
llru 1n dairii 1:51:51 'Woi-lii.
“'9 are always pleased to receive this
popular Musacal Monthly; it is bright.
readable. and contains good music with-
al. The June number is very inter-cote
ing. both in literature and muiic, and
we recommend the Musical \Vorld to all
who like music and wish to keep inform-
ed concerning the art. The music in
this number is “I Dreamed of Thee, My
Childhood‘s Home," Sidney Mootroee’;
“Safe \\'1thin Thy Little Bed Variné "
rings,“ Addison l’. “‘yman: "Pierrot.”
Wm. M. Ilutchison. There is also a fine
portrait 14' Mr. Justin Holland. The
sul.»criptinn price is $1.50 per anuum:
single topics 171 cents cach. Address the
publishers. S. Brainard‘s Sons, 52 and 54
Euclid Ave" Cleveland, 0.
1
Children of a \"hlking Dell‘s“).
Two children of 11. ll. Lane of No. 69
Forum street. wore sent to the county
home by J 111ige Damming last September,
their father agreeing to pay for [their
board. The town agent reported to the
selectmcn last week that ane had paid
umhing towards support of the children.‘
although he had put in an appenrnnoo or
the town agent‘s ofiicc in variance to a
letter sent him on February 28. and hnd
promised to pay in full. Be bod not
answered a letter sent him rcccntly. The
selectmcn voted to turn the childrcnrover
to the state for nupport i! Lane is not
heard from before the next meeting.
Lev-c lira been a walking dclcgnte for
one o! the local labor orgnniutiom.
The select men are of the opinion that he
has abandoned his childreu.——Pallndiuu1.,
Connecticut Patents.
We are in receipt from the othcc o: A.
M. Wooster, 436 Main St.. Bridgeport,
oi the following list of Connecticut pat.-
ems last issued:
L.“ F. Adi, Waterbury. mounting pho-
tographs: J. H. Barlow, New Haven,
cartridge implement: E. Beecher, New
Haven. rotary cutter; \V. H. Burnett,
Danbury. umbrella: J. S. Copeland. Hut-
ford. rolocipede: E. 1‘. Elwood. Greens
Farms. burglar alarm; A. H Emory.
Stamford. micrometer gouge; S. Hard.
ing. Ansonla, elipsograpth. A. House.
llridgcporl. sewing machine; H. W.
Morgan. Meridun. casket handle; W. H.
Rumor. Middlctuwu. sewing machine;
I. and “F. l. Rarhgehur. New Haven,
curtain fixture. A. \V‘. Sibley, and J. H.
Combs, Stamford, hale hook; I. P. Tay-
lor, litidk‘i‘porl, bustle; J. A. Trout.
New Britian. trammcl point: B. P. nod
11. C. Walter. Bridgeport. metal pinning
machine; 8. ll. Whiting. Briugcpoot.
garment support.
Saturday afternoon Gen. Supt. Shepard
cent out messages congratulnting the nu-
pcrintoudcnra o! thc‘vurioua divioiao! 9!
tho t‘.1111srol1d.1lud road on the splendid
ilvlllnt‘r in which 1119 1331.000 psufirugen
fur .\'v\\' ll-u'cu were handled Friday
without. hitch. dclayur accuicnt. The
Hart-lord division carried H.940; Row
York divwion. 22.920; Shore Line, ll,-
tiiu: Air Line, 3.341) 1 rs. The
New York divxaion used 267 gulnr and
105 extra cars.
Those unhappy persons who Mot
from nervounnou nod dytpopnin abould
use Garter-1 Little Servo Pith. which or.
made expressly for sleepless. nervous.
dyspeptic suitor-cu. l‘rlcoaacenu. nll
drugglrta.
M
Among the patents scoured this week
through the otllce of A. M. Wooolor.
Bridgeport. is one to E. O. Ellwood. of
Groom Farms. for c novel burglar alarm.
The object is to nuke- buralnrnlmn
tint. shall be ccrtaln in opontion. to
cheap noto be within the ratchet nil.
and which may be npplied without“:-
tin window and door no
on without skilled labor. no
. i '
tion which have recently been developed fffiag‘icam ”1;“ “a 0|“. b.-
for the uses of illustrated publications. is pivoted. nod on on out w
Tho Typogrophical Union and tho “I“ clincher. Thin ”3
economic lecture. or printing how their attached to o outing at . door. or “I
sunroof attention. Twenty llluatnriouo Mb 0! . window. A cold: a
reader tho nttiolo peculiarly attractivo mirrn tmwdoor or“. w a
1nd “mun“ i:- "meted petition when modal-or
store Ecuadorian. {A'h'o Winghh ll! y‘m PM.
The last. legislature instructed the gov- (10:01:11 podtlonmlt ulna-tho W,
eruor to appoint a oommiasion of that which ionuntly ”PM”. tho m
person: to act with the harbor cummin- in the climber.
singers of ‘Rhode 1111;111:311 gradually.
an rec n u n or n no-
inc‘giuok 5113: Iron the point when 81-1-3111: Glad-0|!
aid river is crossed by the of rho. To million. planning their M “g
New; York. vagengowgwm Rail- cm!“ their 9*
ran com - .
1. ”3°: 1.1.1111. 1...... .. “comm "‘1. .3”;
cronchmcn: upon the water! 3‘ ”I y . thumb “III“ ‘
Inn once with this resolution (301- don of tho tumou- W .3.
ernor wombat: I and II fruit molly. 81119 0: M
the commissioner: on bond! 0 Gonnco- by (3.0, a. M
flout. Eon. N. 1 . of New Karyn - W
”Milena .8 11111de , a
only and Poul B. Greene of Ronrioh. _
lowlooktrt-fioaklno ,
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