NO RWALK GAZETTETP E5
PAUING THE HILLS. NOVEL can or unmannacxs.
sunuhlnc and ahudnw on the (val- bank-not'esafter they'have'se‘rvod‘thsir
skill—h en a from an editor»: home ,years of usefulness?"i'gxa f' 5 “Winery.
0n lhe right. bauk'oltheworld-l‘anmunllmlI lbaIIk-note h‘ i , - . , v.- 5 5 5
' 8011 Stand. the pleasantuInlcity-llhyvlllaI/c .l , u ‘3 llfo in“ a” fame I!
Sufism-lieu. A few nines \Vcclol‘lt thermal other things useful. What an inter
Clltsull range IIILs Itn 'plussiw- lronl.:-Ialbc xtory the travelsofngreenl , . . the
meat it leaves the press until 1mm...
F ' ' 5 ' Vi. ‘- ’
Iuorllinx covered \Vllll sunlight ; III the crow I. I. I.) t
the maceratiug machine w’o'uldmako 5.
fullol mystery Illulslnuiowr. ’ ._ 5‘ _ .5 .. . z ' ‘5
. , , . ad and Remember.
average hie of'a bank-note 'is about thr . ‘ ’
in '
: Tuttlle good peoplcof-iuugel'uca.in no wise
dismayed by the scrutiny of their Irlgantlc
yams, perhaps alittle 101189" V “1591' eervi one room lor Iallsoolln. will sell some
Its purpose as currency it is metamorphos ls admin pollen at less than IIALI‘ COST.
AYQNOVEMBER l3,i-1888. ~ , . ' V- .
" en a physician introduces his linger, the
e of a spoon, or a pencil into the throat
'u putt-Id, the later «xpericnces an ex-
- ...-l5\- disagreeable sensation. Any touch.
-- '. ‘Amvevvr slightxit may be, of the pharynx
m... <:r«nlgliug,_pain and nausea, and
war-nu reacts with violence against the
Y —I:n~|-- that presents itself to free rcspera-
.iun. ‘I‘liereis no one who has not more
I. ”-..-o experienced the disagreeable im-
.. <~iu=v. and for this reason we are justly
lru-w-d when we meet with people who
Reasons Why You Feel. Badly.
Because your stomach is, not doing its work properly.
Because your liver is out of order, and wents righting.
Because your blood is thin, and wants iron in it. ' ‘
Because you‘are troubled with nervous aches and pains.
Because you are vexed with Ian or and debility. .
All these Reasons Can be Set Aside by hellseof Brown’s Iron Bitters, which will
Tom? up your enfe‘ebled stomach, and help to digest. .
Refresh your wearied liver, and put it in splendid order.
Enrich your wate blood, and give it a. rich red color.
Calm. your worrie nerves, and give them restful peace.
Strengthen your’whole system and drive debility and languor out.
Considering that any man who has a dollar may buy of the
FIRST SETTLEMENT OF THE EARTH. 4
According to the Opinion commonly, the
general deluge, recorded by Moses, occurcd
about the year of the world 1650 ; and two
thousand three hundred and fifty before the
.Christian era. There is a difference, how- INHER'TED,
. ever, among chronologists, from one hundred
to three hundred years, on account of "differ. ~ W .
. . ._ . . N 1870 Scroluleus Ulcers broke Lut on
cut ages uselgned to diffeient autediluvmn my body Illltil In y breast was one [none or
patriarchs. In about One hundred and fifty corruption Some of Illeec lllct-ra were not
. _ loss than one and one hall Inches in diameter,
years from the deluge, that isabout two thou-
sand two hundred years before our era, ac-
ILI Fllll llama:
\"h-y the Doctor “no Disgustedm m1
pvt-nun - sh! II we been Dunc will: -
muslin. i' 3
“Well. wjle,"eald Dr. Em. as he entered his
hour-c. which \vahiuiatell in a cosy village
In central New forks-l have out back lrom a
louguud dreaI-v villeawuv down among the
“Quinn“ 8. am all to jiio -Illll 'll'M.‘ Whatever.
Thomf'flrfll portal-i Ills;- man wouldn’t live till
morning. \Ilwu the fact lflxllfi had onlv an or-
dinary attack nl cnlie. If the hlIIlllll‘illlli had
only bad sense eunuch Io put 'a IIIINSOVS
TAI'UINE t'ilIIIIUSPLABTBJE on his stum—
ssb he would have been all I‘l2lllx in nu lmurur
two. But scum lolksareslow to learn," added
“What becomes of 'all the greenback '
. 5:“-
B A n B l "3" 5m 1
SGROFULOUS,
a2: ~ " V . fol-its excellence and
3 % \ superior clwnhucss.
i. a flavor ails m Résluié llge ybmlul W0? .
ii and lustre to gray or faded balm-'- elegantly pcr- _
l‘ fumed and is warranted to remove; dead?“ i“)
itchingof the scalp, 8:prcvctltfallmfllii the hair. '
neighbor. continue to ibcrcascun'ldobun-
Iicss alter the manner ol those where sul-
rounlllulrs uremaell less romantic. From Its -
Place of publication on Mam street. that
Evening Post, daily scatters
the edges rough, rugged and seemingly dead,
the cllvity xollon to the. bone and filled with
“l. "M """’"‘i“”' “‘"li'mmz "'0 “"l’ "1 oll‘cnsiv mu 1- ll‘ver tl ' k - livul sheet the
Iteaming'lca uhicn his wife had lust Iliuréd c ' - 0-"; c '5 ‘ a Y ."Ul; 5 noon to the - y l' \lr Ed- ‘ - -
, . ordm to the common com mculeallaeallvmls triedmvam. erminnn Illeluoulncws llllllmlllll “10 "l “““I ‘ - . mlo ribbite birds ~ . . .
“‘“m ' g pumtwn' the the boncltscll‘becamc uueasml.mul than ml- wvmlJardme.’reconu found time to wme ‘ . and other figures. nearest druggist a bottle of BROWN’S IRON BITTERS, there 13 no . .- in be proof against it and who, for 50c. and sinus. coolant: drum-
‘ ' ' ' , ’ . x. . .2..m-.al.r.w.,....ox s.-. z MSW"
process ,of the destruction of the notes is
interesting one. ' '
The readers will often see in the deli
papers a paragraph something like this
"National bank-notes received for redempt
(lento-day, five hundred thousand dollars,‘
i.‘nc next day these notes are carried to th
bureau of Engraving and Printing an
the following letter to 1‘. David lienncdy, ol
Readout, N. Y.
“1 srcally regret. my absence from home on
the day of your late cul|,onpceially as I should
have been glad to cxrreas to you personally
my heartfelt satisfaction at the restoration of
my wile’s health from the use of your FAV-
(lel [TE REMEDY. For years she no! b'xcn a
martyr to dyspepsia, complicated Wllll kidney
and llvcrcom pluml. llledical treatmentseeni-
ed to be at no avail.but I am happy to telltIfy
to her complete recovery by means of your
remarkable medicine. You may publish this
.\"l '..5I'-0, introduce into their pharynx large,
-.-!i I .mxl still objects like sword blades, and
-: a; .- those to penetrate to a depth.that ap-
- ~< incredible. It is experiments of this
.‘zml that constitute the tricks of sword
inhabitants were considerable in the part of
the earth where they lived, there being then
live generations, including the sons of Noah,
who lived to a great age. The building, or
the attempt to build Babel, the separation of
the human race and their dispersion into the
distant regions, is usually fixed at this period-
Some'of them, the children and grandchildren
Bllllefillgl)clz»n incarnesl. Bone Ulcers Ill:-
uan to lake the place at those hitherto on the
surface, I became a mere wreak. For
months at a time could not get my hands In
my head because of extreme soreness.
JQULD NOT TURN IN 15191).
hncwnot whutit was to be an hour even
free from paIn. Had reason to look upon lile
Itselfas aycursc. In the summer 01 I880. allcr'
lea years of this wretched existence. 1 began
to use the Corrcuna REMEDll-IS, unllal'trr
two years‘ persistent use oi them the las ulcer
reason why people should continue to feel badly, just for the fim of it.
DoctorE-— was riahln'et peo lo do learr.
even thnugh elou'lv. 'l‘lIc rupi'llyincroueinu
unoongL-nsou’e plaster'provgs [his beyond
question. and the goodylucmrs are certain Io
be saved much ol-lhelr needless soil. In all
diseases capable of being affected by .l plaster
Benson’a acts efllcicnllr oIal’ar fillL'C. The
ssgnmehave thewopi m norm: out in the
;,5.~ . 0‘0 H9.- ‘l15’5tlce25cen ’3. Sealant-y .‘t Juhllwi'.
. . LhomlaglvgNew York. M35
* “ enemas
u :I lit I\\‘t'.l'S. _ _
. - . . c :1 mechanic or farmer worn out With
‘l h. so experiments are nearly always the N l m‘ "r x down 133mm], 0,. hmw
crcrwu: k. (Ir a mellicr run
«me. The individual comes out dressed m
llobby Shoes ' lOI' Young Men
HE‘YiMUST GO!
' ‘ .-~-.‘.- '..,- '
hold auues ny'Pmun... a Cinch: 'Icmc,
If you are a lawyer, minister or busmcss men ex-
CONSISTING 0F
of Ham, went south to Canaan or Palestine; 253035}!ng [Thetitrearllldiscasehassuccumbcll if 'i‘iz‘lfilifl’is FAV RITE 1 Emmy is placed in a machine containing immens d f
. v 5 c was w ere was oncea mussel t l. ‘ ' 'U l . . . - ,, , . -: '- . A]; e ai o c him . ,. " m. donottak
and thence some of them Into E0 )t where c 5 5. , , . knives winch '11 th .5. bullmnt costume. on (1].. mlgu-gmurnnxlollsc cs, _e
l V y] orruptlonl. now a health Iskln. Ill \ I list] at h women. It Is harmless , c 0 enotes Into fro ants. . , _ , balm; 3: me,“ _ - ., ..
D 5 5 y W ght J y “mm: w“ P gm . A T 'h-cre are flaws of different nationalities sup. intoxrcaungsrmulanlgbutu-vchLJ sf’wizciiciliif
‘ ~“ yvspcpSIJ, . I .-
:‘ullII-llllgll panoply of sabrcs, swords and
':Il.I;,;Il::s, and at the other a stack of guns
:I-mded with bayonets. Taking a flat sabre
-.lI=':-:-‘.- blade and hilt have been cut out of
V llesauxc sheet of metal, the blade being
. I {will 55 to 60 centimetres in length, he in-
A splendid line just opened with Kid and Cloth Tops in all the most Nuance, its extremity into his throat, mpg
desirable colors; narrow, medium and Wide toes, the hilt gently, and the blade at length en-
with either Plain or Fancy Tips, llll-ly disappears. He then repeats the ex-
periment in swallowing the blade at a single
.-qu. Subsequently, after swallowing and
Lad'eS-G'WeF'an F'."e-Sh°es .. more}:
- a ' Consum Lon, _ _ .
:isiri,5 Eltlllc‘;0f Urinal}; Comix‘lillfit‘» 31' if 3"“ “5'16
troubled will). any disorder of the lungs,br:50'mnc .‘
bowels, blood or (g'crvcfi. you can be cured , I alga.
na’s Guiana Toxic. ltxslbcCrmtcst blood Pun cl,-
has! the East and Sursstxceugll Cure 5622‘ Used.
from age, dissipation 'or
raw dizeusc or weakness and rename a r-lmmlm: 1 lane
Gil-1611i! To:- . once; it Will "wigorn’t‘p‘ anll'buzld
van on from {In first dose but will‘ncr‘cr Infamous.
lt has-saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours-
lilSCOK It (30.. M3 " 'li-lm SL, Nev: ¥ork. 50¢- find
one dollar sizes, at all t a in mvdlclau- . ,
'aslljscflectlve. and has contributed to the
happiness of many a. home. It lurll‘Ies‘lhe
lliuod, stimulates the organs 0 digestion,
IIIukcs eating a. pleasure instead of a. eourcc
of suffering. enables the urinary organs to
throw elf poisonous matter from the system
l‘bis operation is conducted under the super
vision of three officers of the Treasury De 4 _ . I ' V
- . ’ F b l"d Shoes American Kid
iifll'tmeut» especially detailed for this busi {e8 Shngclot‘d Top Fox'ed Shoes. - . . ’
and rescues those who would otherwise be "053' No onels allowedtobepresent at t I - ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' O
I ~ 5 . .
doomed to a lite or pain lipid diam-cent It lsl daily maceration of the notes except the ofli ‘
com d l 0 our 0 o emeu Bani . .
ncvd’IPl'iilrngdt ldnhibs: delicate constitution. 0“"13 and the men who run the machine.
01" mm“ Kennedy‘ Romom’ N' 3' 8 they are “mileufid, to remain in the room Lot 75 alrsrobbleaon .shoos. Barrow
I i I until each separate note is datroyed. They the, A5 £13, regulgglce 83.30 will sell at
.flmnfl must account in detail afterw‘vards to the Re
5 5 5 , 5. _ , . lelnption Bureau for each' note ; and shoal
DANBURY, 675, NORWALK B- 3- [one become lost or Inislaid, and afterward ’
so u M an a a a A x G E III II; a r . find its way intocirculation, therésult woul
be the immediate discharge of the three gen
has increased from one hundred and twenty
. three to one hundred and fifty-six pounds.
:55“;on good work is still 55pm on. llcel
Iy . a new man an ‘a tirou II
Outicura Remedies. ' - g the
JAMES E. RICHARDSON.
Custom House. New Orleans.
Sworn to before United States Commissioner.
.l. I). CRAWFORD.
T0 ULEANSE TH E bLUUD.
or Serolulous. Inherited and Guam ions flu-
mors, and thus remove the most pro illc cause
of human Bllll‘el'lnll,.l0 clear the skin of Disng
uring blotchcs, Itching Torturcs, ilumlliating
Eruptions und_ Loathsome Sores caused by
lmpure or poisoned Blood, to purify and
beautify the Skin. and raptores the Hair 80
that no trace of disease remain.uuricuns
RESOLvENT. the new Blood Pu riller, Diuretic '
lthe climate is mild and the soil rich, and
isoon became annmerous people. The de-
lscendants of J aphct settled in the more north-
fern or northwestern parts of Asia, and thence
5 passed into Europe. And the descendants of
‘ Shem settled Chaldoa, and thence emigrated
into the eastern and southeastern parts of
Asia. The people of India are certainly an
ancient race. 'Some people suppose that
Noah himself, who lived three hundred years
after the flood, and therefore one hundred
and twenty or one hundred and fifty
If you are wasting away
" “IF-Inn '“'mm 1 I
\
"""1llC': has made this
xxh and .
Its “L 3' popular. 'l'lrcrc
other- Lol or those slippers 21ml: 25018
more favored descendants. Those who (16- meansfnil
* : ~, » K525 years after the dispersion, travelled far gm] Afiflenb ““d QUT'CU'“ and CUTICURA Commencing May 7,- 1353A
. 7%“ © .‘V 5 ‘ . 5 _ _ _ on. cgreat Skin Cures and Beautlllers, DAILY TRAINS . x _ . . :_ 5 .5 _5 , 5 5 5 l. f h , ”n" cxm: &
/A\ VIL‘NI'. \ cast or the Ellpluates, With some of his 5155:: Igiiégézatplghglh; 'y:?e_lhc only "551191503 LeawN mam Budge”, Danbmi/ .lsmeu who daily have In their custody fro ‘ * . . 1 't f r a third a little less islifiiiliuficiilscl‘ ”I“, L..,.,nhm.;;,,;1xu,,,gs.
' - lcmns an I ‘1. °‘ . '. ' ., ' ' 1- . ' ' ‘x ' I ' ‘ - . - ' -. . - , . n. no‘ 1110 so a - ' gm, ‘5' .'.' i.‘
“ ° °' ' . ' , "*"f “ "1‘1“0’17‘0 “'0 or three million 0 V . Hand and-Machine Sewed,xWIth5 Kid and Cloth Tops and Nairou :55‘5’55‘1‘Mgl‘11rmub to “I'm“ imam“). 70.. Camemmumolmr-..
923 a.m.hlall. . . a , . '
Measure 6/5],wa giggle
notes an] bonds. ' The stain lire reduce
Lame! ’ " ‘
-—RlEb JACKET—n-
BITTERS.
Female .Dificulties.
ln Young or Old. Marrlcd or Sin-
gle. yl‘eld readily to this Invaluable
' FAI‘JIILU MEDICINE."
rxPGBSALBBYmLL DBUGGISTS
LEWIS dz CO., Premier-ens, V
fared. with Chills and Fever
and Malaria {or the past two
thatI ceuld sit up but very
little. 'My countenance was
swollen, and quinine failed
Bitters; Immediately I felt
their effects. In two weeks I
since that time. .5‘.Thcnever
Iliave a’rccurrrzzce cf mala-
rialx‘symptoms I use a few
seen-dell from Ham and settled Egypt, and
than other parts of Africa, Would be likely
in a few generations to differ greatly from
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.
The hall has not been told as to the great
curative powers of the Co'rlcvna REMEDIES.
I have pald hundreds of dollars for medicines
:‘ue families of mankind.
urn climate, would .also, in a few centuries
become a hardy, enterprising race, and in
:until inndfrica, and of the east in India. In
.iié time Of Abraham, about three hundred
parts of Africa, and probably 'Nubia and
Ethiopia, Arabia, middle and western Asia,
drcd, or nearly that period from the deluge,
most. of the countries of the old continent
were full of inhabitants. Wars were f requeut;
and large armies were easily assembled, 03-
tered even in a single battle.
————oo—.0.-°-0—‘
for residence for invalids, Dr. Edith Pol-Ivy
specifies dryness‘and equablencss of tempemx
ture as the characteristics of climate clliclly ’
demanded for sucha purpose. 0f the former
And the descend‘
ants of Japhet, who settled in a more north-
nzany respects differ from those both of the
most valuable remedy. They
are my medicine.
Reffiiltfully yours, "
z. ,5'. 9- T. F. “Emma.
nails grow slowly and are very brittle, and
of it; The air becomes drier with the ascent
of the river, “and the dry heat is more
l
easily bo‘rne than moist heat. One c:-
all articles of use in some way give testimony
to cure diseases of the blood and skimand
never lound anything yet to equal the CUTI-
Cuna REMEDIES. .
_ - CIIA . . .
Prevalence It. I. S A WILLIAMS,
Price Of Cu'I‘ICUIlA. small boxes. 60 ' lur 8
boxes, SI. curicuua unsomnu'r, 3| [let boil:
ilc. .U’I‘ICURA Sou'. %c. UU'I‘IcUltA Suav-
’I‘NG SOAP. 15c. Sold by all drlluuists. Pon-
iun DmiG AND CHEMICAL (10., Roman.
hand Ior "9:“ to (Inge skin Dlsoauel 9’
’.
w-
camam TREATMENT. $I.
Il‘Oltl)’S RADICAL Conn For on. Dave AND
UllElMCAL Co..Boston,' F
C'OLLINS’
'1'
K
For the relief and prevention,
the unstanl II. In appll
PLA/SN'ILEBS. Battery combined with a
Porous Plaster] and laugh at pain. 25c.
everywhere. xii—36
l 55 p.m.,r\ccomn‘lodatlen.
5.00.1) m.. N'. ). Express.
6 20 p. 5m..lllull. .
9 5-2. a.~.al..§uuday Accommodation.
Arrive at Norwalk Bridgcfrom Danbury.
7 34 a. m.,Muil.' - ,
s 58 a. m.. N. Y, Express
. 12 45 p. m..AccommodatI0u.
4 52 p. m , Mall.
9 00 p m.l"rci ht. _ _
900 p. m.. Sun a‘y Accommodation.
. L. w. SANDIFORTH. Supt
N. Y., N. H. a: ll. RAILROAD.
Trains leave South Norwalk for New York:
loss a. m. Local ex. - Sunday Ac.6 14 p. m.
11 43 Accom Milk, 9 50
Leave South Nor-walk for N cw Haven:
qu hereafter make regular Weekly trips
between Nor-walk and New York,atoppmg
at South Norwalk, leaving.r Meeker Brothers’
Wharf. Nor-walk, every Friday night.
B s. BLASGER’S
Popular crockery Stare
Sets, Dinner Sets and a great
variety of fine goods, also, an
entire new collection of Parlor
Schooner Jullll C. PERRY, Capt. Byxbce, -
ll) pulp, and then by a patented process thl
mass is molded iiito figures of birds and nix
llllll8_ and sold as mementoes ' to; visitors.
Or‘tootimes It will. happen that onelittle ob-
lmulnzd thousand dollars' worth of money.
'1' KIII’ICAI. vuourarrou m CEYLON.
Herr Haeckel, in the -“ Letters of Indian
'he observed in the jungles which alternate
with the cultivated lands, towering above
the Singlalese had for paper, and are still
used to a considerable extent for that‘ pur-
pose. _The ancient puskola manuscript in
eightieth year. The magnificent pyramid of
flowers rises from the top immediately above
whitish yellow blossoms; and thetree dies
as soon as the nuts are ripe.
‘0 «”-
7
Beware of making your moral staple
all that is sinful or hurtful. But making a
business of it tends to emaciation of char-
actel‘, unless one feeds largelyalsoon the
more nutritious diet of active, sympathetic
benevolence.
lot will be composed of what once was one-
egular Goods
ALWAYS ouuaun.
'1‘runks,Satchels.
.5 “and... an...
.H. HOYT’S
' Norwalk, Conn.
O
and Wide Toes. Can Fit and Please you
taken and Perfect Fit guaranteed.
four blades at a gulp; and then he takes
them out liesurely, one by one.
Pressing now on the hills, he swallows the
The effect
HEAVY
That cannot fail to suit all, at prices from $2.00 upwards.
. warrant every pair of our Best Boots,
A fulllinc of Cheap Shoes-Ladies Button
BOOTS
We
TRUNKS,‘ SATCIIELS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
’9 Bay dials Goods. None Better. .
New Haven. Conn. - U. S. A. ~illll twauly or three hundred and fifty years __
F1 811 ' l f after the (Mngc, and nineteen hundred :mdf -. 5 5 g '51:, a. 551.,1135‘35353} 132: I); In; fslffigprcsa 'l‘ravel" which he published in the u Deut- dies. Misses and Cillllgrgg‘s Shoes all kinds 5 (I ll be cane from a
d ' fifty Sears before our own era, who was 0 _ ' 1 - has “ Adams ex; tilt is II who Itllndschau," ives some lowin de- - “I" b - E ' $ ’ $ — ' he swor -swa ower rrowsa . ~
18 mama 0 a La y ' llzo tenth generation from Noah, the populax 2;”? :: i‘cgégflffigl 2,? I: Ill}: &3 NEP- scriptions of'thebeaigitiful and cugi'ous firms Shoes 1 upwards, Men S Shoes 1 up person in the audience and swallows It Ill-
OEANGE, CONN, lieu of ‘the world was great and extensive. ‘ _ _ 705 F‘ 8’: special _ '6 ha “' Boston lim of tropical vegetation which he met in the. . wards Sli I eI‘S Wlth SOlld leather most entirely. -
xxx. muss} momma x ‘ = . ' :: $22 texture the... 5...... a... 3...... 0.0.... . - ' . I PP I . x number or xxxxxxxxxx xxxxux
MESSRS. LEWIS do” C0., 5:0 new regions, for the sake of more land for ’5’.) ‘ ‘ , 3 ‘25 t: l “ ' " ?35 ',‘_ Milk “'3‘“ Down in the valley away below him, as he llcmgl'il'lslall'lonrnsll gazellawlfillrd Shoes 80188 25 cents upwards. think that the performer produces an illusion
Gentlemen:—I have 55uf- themselves and posterity. The northern " . 3:23 H raga-Slim [$51.3 “ $ggfireé|§hx journeyed by rail from Kandy to Peradenla, ' L , I " through the “id 0f some trick, and that it 18
%‘ impossible to swallow a sword blade. But
sis.
ofi'er extra inducements to buyers
and price.
interests and the consequent dullness of trade, we are prepared to '
named goods,and are confident that we can suit you both in quality
We have a full line of the above'
' Watch & Clock Repairing & Jobbing
a specialty at
{[AGIESONfs. '.
It
as quite surprising. After swallowing several
Iiill'erent swords and sabres, he takes an old
musket, armed with a triangular bayonet,
and swallows the latter, the gun remaining.
vcrlical over his head. ‘ Finally, he borrows
a large sabre from a dragoon who is present
for the purpose, and causes two-thirds of it
to disappear. As a trick, on being encored,
this is a mistake, for sword-swallowers who
employ artifices are few in number'and their
:.- . . , , . rea-hiu .15 s I . lax .W h.ll.'. 540 . . ' '
years, ”351de during that c: 3 q .0 one way to the 901th and the 6:;:l§$.aliaeomldon 614 P"nimscz? :iifcm altthsothar “633' the giant Stems of the ' ‘ t1 varied. We the
time ab‘""80 Ch 1 mom eastern parts of Europe, are probably A single dose 0. Sun for '1’. R (I! I 725 .. Milk train 647 'u s p mew” tilllp‘ll, palm((loryphaumbracul{f'era), “queen ' ' A '5' O E] E :R experiments but shgh y .w .
. ".' ape street, inhabited in his day. Fourhundred, or fun:- Cure instantly re evcs the most IVIol'iaht 8'“; .1 Accom’tion 65’.“ 25.1“,“ 1‘0' ex. union" the palms 0f Ceylon." I“ perfect} i , ‘“ ’ ’ majority really do introduce Into their
New Haven Conn I as d l- . l- 1 m . ., - . _ Snuezlngorflcad Colds, clears thehead as by 9‘3 ”99‘0”?“ 7 -9 ”N 8909““ . ° . - y .' ~ ' ' - h at d ethe blades that they
. . r , . e .llJl let inn 1 ty‘y eaislater, m the time of magic, amps watery discharges from we no“ Bil; " ficcilm’l-Ion 3,3: ‘: g’fispcwjll Straight. Whlto trunk resembles a slender .- '- .- ' ' moat. an 0° passag this lt
um'n . ' ' ' M s ' b ' - xx: -_ 5‘ xx undevee. reveals r'n ‘ ’ ' ‘ .P- m. 03 0“ ‘2‘ - ‘ ' ”Debi“ - ' - . . 5 ' ' . ' ar. Th attain ' 1'93“
q 1 e In ltsp venous forms, 0 ep‘bemga out, eight hundred 3!. us 1 Mel cures “Runs lieadaglilclgsiillmsfilliiiIiggdllfi’ll's‘ j, to :: Accom’tlon 944 T. Accem’tion marble pillar, ““10an 11363 to B height at Runner B001: an“ Slums 17 Main street, Norwam. cause ‘50 disappe ey
andagr‘eat deal of lth'While the deluge, the greater part of the Eastern and fever. In Chronic Qatari-h ‘it cleanses 2‘3 ., "°°fll?!- “’55 , Alums ex. more than 100 feet. Each one of the fan. ' ‘ ”WHO“:
I could ‘pxxvex’xxoe chills I 22...... xx 22...... Some xxx-xxx xxxx 223.2153: iiiiixsrrz‘alnuza”or“ "r a: .. A ill? ”°‘-"“ ..5. an... 1...... or a. my 2...... m... . . . Sign of the Golden Boot. . The xxxxpxxx xxxxx month. despite their
could not , "d “ h '5 f no doubt, were vacant, and also large tracts {efitednfrcfles the head, throat and; be‘l’l’;h’lfll V 5 12 “ Local ex. 5|}pdayggpo fl'mfiylk semicircle sixteen feet in diameter: or a sur- l 2Wlnsw° 3"” 4 sensitiveness and their rebellion against con-
the : 11 I'my ”315.“; 0 between some of the settlements. In the iiieéinoe B.§.{‘,i}f§,2‘,’,‘l§‘e"L‘gficflignfigggs - ' ' face 200square feet. Numerous applications I I . ' tact With solid bodies, are capable of becclllm- ,'
. . Olsen. '0‘ some fine ' - ' , _1 ,. the pro ress ol Catarrl t ' ‘ . ‘ -' ' ‘ ‘ ' 1:, habit that t e ,g'e' .;
P . ' I e tune of DdVlKl 1nd Solomon, about one LIQJ- One bgotue Itadlcal Gin-grillii: So¥g;l::}$gxi “(R‘- .. Meeker,s are made of “16 161.763, the. most Important, l Leather Flnd'ngs: ‘ 5 lllg 80 changed throng t: “-——e—==s= ,5?- t Fev r The
last. aware I was so weak Snndyears before our era, and fourteen hun- Salient, ”Pang" Sanloni’s .lnhaler, In one 5, ’~ perhapsbeingforpurposes ofthatehing They 5 " ' gmdlmny get used '50 “b“"m‘d can“. ‘ hggcggggfigggfifiifi the mg... the
”16’8"“64) a , . - . , 5 . - . _ 5 _ _ . . . . . ,
1 ° mums for SI A“ m" S” L I N E formerly constituted the onlysubstitute which . x This fact '5 taken advantage °£ m,m°‘h°“}e liver:the spleen, and the kidneys ecch_vnll at
DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWEL RY x xxx xxxxxxxxxxx «xxx ... xxxxxx xxxx
, ’
disorders of the throat or stomach can no
longer swallow or “take nourishment, and
would die of exhaustion were they not fed
. . 5 VOLTMO- er! of Rheumatism Nenr W B W A B hageel
to ‘ve me an a) )c‘i‘e Or to . .. . \}\\\ '. xfl/Sciaticabonnas" on... it‘ll! “all!“ take“ 0“ board“ 1"" 43 “ ‘ A N U I |
a fig: 5 : 11 L L ." ‘ . a Dem“? m the oldel and more popumm ‘\ ”Mfg/éBach-Stomaahhm limit, MOI-91llptgcht-.NowYork.0nMONIU‘A'? the Buddhist cloisters were all written with ' D SIL E E - tube . .
..c 5 perpeptlbly as a. tonic. x countries, while those "of the distant pm. > .5 6:. 23523531»: FPIllns.Pl\:IImlI))Ilrlzss, and l‘UhSDAys. iron styles on ole-paper, or narrow strips of artificially by means of the oasoP luck It is the hapeiof £1153 sick-bed. The bow of
. V, . . ’ . - I I . . I I‘ 5 I n 5 I ‘ elnale alas, I] i- The fligl . . v , . v 5 - . . - miseto e 11v - .
In this condition I began the v were cultnatmg and Ieplemshmg the (‘flltlL é}: @I\x tz5rlon, llyspesla, Liver Colin for May. sifidtvndzldklgdrihildfiz lgliod- 'tallpat-leaves prepared by steeping and dry- 1 VIlia/(”l btrazh‘; (90' ,AT - rrsavul ammbw “when! i f pIEverycaseofScal-lct Fever, Diphthe-
use-of YOanewis’Red Jacket i There is no muslin to disbelieve the accuuas (tibiae\xinii"rlti3iiiii‘§f§£§l‘x.ii’il’ll'i‘; “3319‘ '5: IL}. NIEEKIER & 3'10 ing them. The talipat blooms but once in . i the 1mm“ mm“ u: e! '0 flu, Pyonmom?’ can b? cw, if this
of armies of hundreds of thousands slaugh' / , ,5 \, 5- Plaster-g [Iin Elect rlc .. wa . Anrrluaso. its life, generally between its fiftieth and A K S O sword swallowers. and through the Swill-WI. mgfihfi??? 1:52:13; 5:55.553?” is for the
. . 1 . . . . . I I
c of which an aid mtreduees or On- most part the cause of all chcm, and the
daily use of this apparatus must serve a
wall neg;~]- '; «1 .. 5 EGYPT As A HEALTH nusom‘. 5
health 1J1. 1(5 , L b13531 , . . the mass of foliage, to a height of thirty or 5 . , f , 11W? The Mimodw f er has its cum We meme F0," or
x . ' ‘53 ’ “To 0 GS Incstimatingthemerits of Egypt :Isa \‘I'iI\_ forty feet, and ’is composed of millions of vino t the real; de rcssion ill most kllldS 0f man“ “Ctm'in” genuine apple ' . av 11 n: . etime ; “ '
0‘ a 0 g P I 3 tion of the end 0‘ the tube m” the PM thisigiouradmfgmggtmfor the Magic Care.
is extremely painfully, the second is a little
less so, and it is only after a large number
of trials, more or less prolonged, that the
But the patient before being able to make 5
on every bottle. An
fumery can supplv yo:
Latina: 51w: ‘. I
,gisl. or deal-er in per.
arr
dued if taken intime, but lrdelayed the fever
spreads hke fire in a house, until_thc whole
bodyis involved. and. the person is 3101: in bed.
The Magic Cure is especially a Fever
lllcdfclne—bctter and cheaper than quinine.
Magic Cureisasurc antidote for it in every
form it may assume. ‘
Every Chill haslts Feva r, but no . every
Put up bi both Liquid and no form.
Price of'Pills, 50 cts. a box, and they are sent
by mail. Pint bottles of, the Mmd, $1.25, are
sent by express.
patient snowed: in swallowing thirty or forty
The washing out of the stomach, per.
formed by means of a long flexible tube
which-the patient partially swallows, and
with which he injects into and removes from
his stomach a quantity of tepid water by
- Geo. Tallcet,
191 Fulton st“ Neutral-k.
- * has’galned an env
‘ reputation
wherever known .
d1 splaclng all other
nreparatmnl. An
Irticlc of undoubt-
dosés of‘ the 13:45..-. nod I I- - i '
5 5 .. as, an - -, _ .. - , s new Icfitted u ) \vItlI l. n .w - .
_ _ _ quahty one soon has practical proofs In a . l - . i C echelst of the at 'rt ' N P I oalce '
eel-mm] ~00”, 1,9 .5} ,, . 5' ' . , .. 5 . . neon Ive Vi ures. It Is good 681' 05 9 I'm tree the hing without BW'
y ° ‘ r t 03‘— 9- INIle voyage. The ban gets very dry, tau and atll‘acthB Stuck ()fClllila Ten, to abstain and teach others to abstain from ’ can 9. 5:! tn
a esensa n. . 'ELY’S
'l 5 -\ V I; —_ periences no discomfort from the increase of Lam's HaIWiII-r l all) Is ‘lll k' r _._»_, . .
f In“ IsiflgnfitquE-ENLESI 'c’npemm‘" “5 one nPln'mches the tropics; - Gl , n D J r 1. ’ Q .m is ALTOGETII-Ei: 'roo CIVIL. v raising the labour letting It hang down to. a] merit.
ENoiuTallijniid lolcillrzi‘ll'l: h” "’"m‘e" ‘0 in fact, one thoroughly enjoys there what in of ass W are, \l oodcu W are, __ » ’ forma siphon, hkewme amid” an PP‘ cones
prenticeship of some days; but the patient R OSE .. COLD
_ 5 '26 Leonard at...
In prepared to, luvnrsll “Tough: Iron
afoul-Inger allxsivles, or Ibe bcst material
and heal workmd‘ hIp.al.rI.-:Isonable prices.
Having had many 5\ s of experience II: the
Iualunaihcreol he lire confident I. at he can
rallsry all deIIIands. hstimalcs and plans
Cllucrllllly 1“,”...h—.I»,A,V______
l'il‘li RAID} M. MERRITT.
Fortrvlk. A no . 15.x}. P. U. llox (IF-7
Lower Emt would be found quite opprcss-
nu
sudden and great. changes of temperature,
"9
alls suddenly at ,sunset for about an hour,
nd another depression takes place in- the
arly morning. The changes are very vi.
:3
oyage for invalids. In Nubia, the diurnal
ve.” Egypt is not exempt from occasional .
but they are rare.‘ 0f mucli geeateeuazo' ‘ ‘crL_
" l s. e temperatnrz
hwv-“whm e.- rum-n.-. .--
No more Hot Chimneys ant Cold Houses
No waste of Heat or Fucll No Gas or hunt
The full benclit from coal obtained by ra-
diation II‘om [our times the usual healing >ur-
ltadiator and three flue body. Will l.l.l‘[ long-
er without expense than any furnace made.
fashion moulds and produces, for
Emwfm-Ifigmwmihmdddnud 1101I1.D_deunlmtinna. _.
Tin “fare and every choice tiling
nouxrr renown
23 WALL STREET.
Dean Ramsay relates an incident illuslrat~
ing a phase of Scottish courtship, that of a
.,
.ncotch girl who thought it possible thlft
thrillFfa‘EKi-h'n‘c'esf"‘Uz‘rner‘nmrriage-uavim“
youth to whom she was about to be marr ed,
and who had never dared to kiss her, said,
triumphantly: “ Weel, Jennie, haven‘t I
Orient Palmer/mire!
“WE'OU ilk THINK
Housman-Puller
Costs too much, $3.00 per
"initials
6- M9281? «tissue.
an Interior Decorators,—
-. ._ ,_,_, H .___5
succeeds in accustoming his organs to con-
tract... ‘3—l‘l‘l‘tdl’6‘m“ Masks. _
difference at least, if not satisfaction.
With these sword swallowers it is abso.
lately the same; for with them it is only as
a consequence of. repeated trial that the
pharynxbecomes sufficiently accustomed to
billiard cues.
after
m.
llllll ll’lllE IIEAII
FEVER
H
/ . . .
A V lpnlyby lb: little
, m gsrjnto t cues-
" AY- FEVER I rill. When absorb
ed, it effectual] cleanses the nil-3| passages of
virus, causing oulthy- secretions. .11 alloys
inflammation. protects the m embranal linings
of the head from adoitionuhcoldlmomplctely
. ‘ e . '
1?; ‘I {i (“I . In” T l ‘ 1? ' ' : ‘ICK‘ Furnace hill) “0 bollcl'l iOlIltH. Nothing ' 6. been uuco ceevil?" HAY Jock " Said 5110- , _
h i 'x‘ ' | L 'l It ARE & SQ “a dent m a wooden boat, and from this. fuck i .. ‘ k ' ‘ ’ ' -' ' ' '2. J - ' . ' ' ‘ ~ 'I i I I . . . heals thclores andrcstores the .sense or taste
LEM“; ' i ' Eh} { i h constituteagreat drawback in the dahabccah grbvffligiiier wlilimiliisngoiiil: clgdlrizzlll‘ln iihiig ‘ .0 . L ’ “senselessly ceeVIl." WOOD (IA’RVERb AND PUBINE RS, It to permit them to finally swallow objects and'smell-l Beneficialzesalltl “egg-mam b);
as large and rigid as swords, canes and even a .few am) Icatmnsg , maul: _ felt men
’ Will cure. Send for circular. Bv maIlpre-
paid, Silo—stamps received. Sold by .all drug-
gists. ELY BROTHERS. Owego, N. Y. lvxt
v ' . .
variation is much less marked, and the nights “19351-5??in ttggtfi'l‘olfcglgg 351’} "5'8-
, _ ' fl are onl leasantl cool. The life 011‘ the 3 ill . "' .‘ Fiv.JAQUI..lu. ____,_.______-._-___.__._.____.s ___., bottle. Bnt ] as r - ‘ T ‘ _ , V_.. _.._ ,_... . '
WATER 18'?" aoauvfi. Ln. (Jr d b in}? y . b' 1 “I _ 35453 ’i No,.,,.,,“,5(;,, ! P e e emembel 5 , J j now mn MAINE on us NAME? amok“, cum,” ,0“, Term. and
5 _ aha e 5 Is a very enjoya 16 one, out , 01 5 Vi L , Orient Pulmonnfrc cures Asthma.5 the bottles hold one u‘rt and _ — 9 _ 655 out“ rec. Address 1!. Hum"
" ‘ i oney to can. onem P“""°"""' “‘1'“ B'°"°"“"‘ q ’ . _ ' In a paper read before the American Anti- 00.. Portland. mi .e.‘ ' " lvll
C
LIKE
I
AND
cases of overwork nothing could be devised
more calculated to restore and strengthen the
intellectual powers than the Nile trip, :aud
here no physician need hesitate for a moment.
There are perfect rest, no railway bustle or
jar, the variety of travelling in fact withomJ
the fatigue, with the constant enjoyment of
sunshine and fresh air." Phthisical ,and
thematic patients will be also greatly bene-
fitted, if they are careful in guarding them-.
selves against the night and morning chills.
THE FLORIDA IVA If.
i
_/ .
About twenty miles from Live Oak, Florida.
writes a correspondent of the Philadr lpliiu
Time's, are the famous White Sulphur Springs,
'1349,3
‘ . ' l
‘i a week. 81‘.‘ a day at home easily made
Costly outlit lroe. Address TRUl-Z'X (10.
Augusta. \l mu.- ,lvll
W'rlitxvcl's IV”
a.“ tone
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E V\ hTil CLOSET.
Bulldlng. Nor-walk. Conn.
The ilfoule Earth Closet.
F5 chlo- Flush Trunk-s.
A ll China, Water Closets.
Niruifrwy Y Branch.
MYERS’ SANITARY DEPOT,
94: B EEIilIIAN S'l‘lf EIE'I‘, NEW YORIC.
Enquire of (l. E. WILSON, No.3Gazetlr
it; If
sh Brie/in Waste.
Litmcnd’ry Tubs.
-- smovEs, ’
Orient Pnlmounfrc cures Coughs and
lloarseness. . l
Orient Pulmonalre cures all Throat
and Lung Troubles. 5
Orion! Pnlmonnlre contains ne.pow-
erlul anodyne. .
omen! Pulmonnbrc Is pleasant totake.
Orion: Pulmonalre is speedy In no
effects. _
.orlenl Pulmonalre IS manufactured by
PORTER 85 BE 3" EDICT,
Loc Boxx5t7, WATERBUBJ, CON N.
PHILADELHIA BltANCll:—137 W. 3d St.
41-6m '
lurwalllalmlcbnl
Bog/s.
I or
that when taken according to
directions it will last. from 4 to
6 weeks, and, too, it is pure.
Dr. llowes said to me when
here a short time ago, " there
is nothing in this medicine but
that is as wholesome as the
bread you eat, the preserving
ingredient is pure clderberry
wine,” etc.
If you are, suffering with
Dyspepsia or Rheumatism or
impure blood or chills and fe-
PORT CHESTER, N. Y.
Also, Proprietors of the 5
. Perl; Chester Planing Mills,
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Mantels, Mouldings, Stair-Rails
and N ewels a Specialty, in White Wood, Pine
and Hard Woods.
quarian Society Hamilton B. Staples said
that the name Maine was given to that State
descriptively, since in the original charter it
was donsidered ‘l the Mayne Land of New-
England." Mr. Willian H. Smith writes to
the Portland Press quoting this assertion
and saying: “ Ivhave heard that our State
has been named for Frankfort-on-the-Mnin ;
-for the Province of Meyne in France.
Williamson says, Vol. I, Sectionl, of his hist-
ory, that the Maine was called Mavoshen or
Mavooshen by the ancient voyagers and
writers. In Purchas’s Pilgrims Mr. Hak-
lynt describes it to be a country lying to the
north and east if Virginia between the de-
grees of 43 and d5. Itis40 leagues broad
and 50 in length, lying in breadth gust and
BS. .
., Forthc prompt and effectual cure of Coughs,
:- Colds, Soreness or the 'l‘hreat' and Chest,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Inflammation of the .‘
-- or other disease: leading to that ter-
riblemalady—Consumption, there Is no -
.remedy in the world equal to Da. L. Q. C.
\VISIIABT’S Pixn TREE TAR Conant...
1 DISPEPslA,
”I? l.°‘“"“l‘i'§§'°°i"x°.”’i a... as. .l'.’
“w c Vrer'ua.an are I .5
" garegular-halbfilof
Loss _ot‘ a p etitcpnd
Terpnlityo thelecr
unsuperbrem
of dlgestioumnd establishes
where waters bubble and play that are e )n- _
sidercd ll Specific for all diseases of a rlieu- . - VCI‘, this medicine will do ' ‘ I 5 _ . . . __ I My. 5 I
* x " 3 “i "it "x H 6W 5 “1 favorit‘ 1'4va ' Fifth Year begins Tuesday ' V ' _ l m 5 waging“; length north ,md south I,“ ‘5 EN. . .
Cfilllatllll‘s 5’qu blaming, 22..2.2;‘....:fo:....,2.. R 9 NH ES . SW. .1“, 1333. , , .9. goo». 1. 1.... 2.1.. I... Firsltlass Furniture, Interior an all Decorators, male in .0......................,....,,... 555ig§5l5555§5§55p§§5§3955-
‘ y I I bottles. Try 1‘" people whereof they call Tarrentmes; on the 1: not only strengthens and gives new life to all .
9 «norms $4o-p5er Year. west with Ephistoma; on the north with a . rule may, but is also an
‘
9m,
8.“.
hull-Q],
it you want
Sewers, Drains or yWells Bag
for iPire'dxi!
(fall on the Mammal-Invert of
_ Cement Pipe
And get the work done at the
o.
LOWEST . PRICES.
"'3
J 0
C. Brotherton,
our, SIGN criminal
famous chief, who was a half-bread fan-J5
whose English name was Powell, seeins to
have been a noble character.
frontier fort, merry parties of women and
merciful to all others.
was aflllcted with pains and aches that made
these visits compulsory is not known. This
His orders
were always strict against the killing of
women and {grildrem Often when he and
his braves were lying in ambush near some
children, but now my braves are led by
oue"—referring to Wild Cat—“who wilh
spare nothing that is white.” His hostility
extended to males alone ; he was humane and
A romantic and pathetic incident is related
of him in contraction with-his visits to these
springs. During a lull in one of their various
wars he had come here with his wife and
child to rest and recuperate in the healidg
waters. ' Fearing no attack, as their was peace
in the land, be male no effort at conceal-
ment and abandoned himself to those pleas-
ures of home and family that even a redlkiu
is capable of appreciating.
His presence, unarmed and unguarded,
was discovered by a party of white hunters,
and they determined to kill him. Indefiancc
If all right and justice, they sneaked upon
him while he was watching the playful gam-
bols of his child, and poured upon the group
1.. deadly volley of buckshot. Osceola was
Abbott, and bounding into the bushes, es-
caped, but his wife and child were instantly
sillel. This cruel act changed his kindly
nature to gall and wormwood, and thereafter
his life was marked by a. trail of blood. He
F
HEATERS,
, Lowest Price,
Lowest Prices,
Largest Assortment,
1E. K. Lociwoon’s
Best Goods,
A
TOOTH GROWN
There are certain facts, of great
value and importanccmhieh we wish
our lrlcads the public to know. Al-
though extensive ubliclty has been
given them in the ournalsol the din,
there are many persons to 'wbom
Lheselacts are notlamillar. To such
we bring glad tidings. The excruci-
' . atinzxpalnot having .
'I'EE'I‘H ltll‘flAC'l‘ED.
or the disagreeable and lrequently
dangcronr resort to anmthetlcsmrc
lllb‘l‘TA ls I’LA 1 ES-
of cases, suc-
Iiow.wilh very rare. excepllonn, en. 5. :5
tirelyunnecessaI-y. 'I‘beanuoyanccof 5 '5
Latin, Greek, German, and "Izh-
cr Mallr'emallcn. each $7.50 per
your extra. Addreu'
I ALEX. JOHNSTON, A. M.
GUION LINE
ll. 3. MAIL SEEAMERS
l-OR ' .
Queenstown and Liverpool.
Leaving Pier sell. 1%.. foot of King St
A LAS IIA WISCONSIN ARIZONA
' These Steamers are built of Iron, in water-
tight comparl.mcnts,and arc'furnisncd with
every requlsitc to make the passa 8 across
the Atlantic both sale and agrcea le, hav-
ing Bath ltoom. Smoking lfoom, 'Drawinlr
Room, Piano and Librar ,alsc experienced
Surgeon. Stewardcss an Caterer on each
Steamer. The staterooms are all on deck.
thus insuring: those greatest ol'all luxuries
at sea, perfect venlllation and light. Cabin
Passage (according to Stateroom) $60. 3S0
and $100; Intermediate, 340; Stecrage at low
rates. ‘ ,
4 Williams &-Gulon.
Ofllcesflll Broadway, N.Y,
A.fl. Bymglon as Sons,
' Agents.
US I G
. Seiidlo Cable for five pieces a
popular vocal and instrumental
music. Full size best paper!
Would cost 32'. at any music
store.
WILLIS WOOD“TARD & 00.
817 and Sill Broadway. N. Y .
“cosmos
lQLAoIE s l
Hill" .slid cog:
-, and‘leeure I
seminars?
Till
CHILTAMEIII' my -
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J. F. BUSCliE,
at" Store or a. H. Hoyt.
P. W.BATES
MARBL lGRlllITE Inn
On Water fltréet.
AGENT,
AT ["5
HAS NEW DESIGNS 1N
Bead . Stones, Monuments and _
all kinds ot'Mernnrlal Work.
GALI- AND SEE .‘I‘IIEM. lll-l’
Geo. S. Gregory
Livery.= Boarding, Sale,
2 ’ Feed and EfX‘Tchange '
lll‘llll mile But Cabinet Still and Finish.
Plans and Specifications for Buildings or Decbrations furnished (:1
5 application. . _
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great wood called Senagloconna ; and on the
south side with the main ocean, sea, and
many islands. In Mavooshen it seemeth
there are nine rivers—the westernmost of
which is Shawacotoo, (Seem) Attire head
of this river—to the north west there is a
small province which they call Crokemago
wherein is one town—probably the Indian
Peywako " _ ,, i
W
A 110‘ TOMB.
Says the Boston Journal : In the ancient
burying-ground at East Roxford, inthis State,
there is a curious tomb, which is visited by
many people in the course of a. year. This
is the. tomb of General Solomon Low, who
was buried here in 1861, and who died at the
age of seventy-nine years. It was designed
by himself, and has on either side of the en.
trance two handsome white marble grave-
stones, erected to the memory of his three
wives, who are also interred there. On each
stone are curved pictures of histives. The
first two are represented with their children
around them and infants in their arias.
They are sitting in antique chairs with straight
books. The .two' wives represented on the
second stone are sitting in modern rocking-
ehairs, beside a centre-table on which are
books. The fourth wife instill living; When
the adjacent ground was used for a master-
field, the tomb was always opened for one
day, and the general’s regimentals were ex-
hibited there, in accordance with the direc-
tions in his will.
Vi well as those which cause GOIIII,_Rlléllmtl-llsm, ,-
uud Dropsy. , , , V
‘ IEBlti'l‘l’ atol’xlERVd-ESNESS. .
., For those persons nature" vex}: undo-chin; -
_.- tilled. or wprn opt Iraqis 'ol‘ ‘1'} e‘ #5351]: Eli’s
\ agggifiglg 'Fdl’yllllizrjmh is? admirably '-
5. adapted. . . .. 5.
" ,SOLD EV ALI. DEUCGISTS-
. SHOO.’ ="
. Fol-5 those ' emu;
, BiliousSpeIlsdepen'
' enemas 5 UB5Bm1-IIIS will
lfwlllcureyou. -tasslst‘brcure. It
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closgl confined In 'Ua‘mlfil‘e‘y 0n
the In ls andxwork ‘ 5mm, .
shops; clerksnvlio do nd‘ W111 fol-fl
$1,000 will be a .
oraoasevvbere ‘urr
i
“03 Pigeon” sulfide]?- .OW-_ ‘
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arecondiiedlnttoo'rs,‘ ‘si’u’unfl manna
should uses“: x - . at 311;?” “fr, om-
anu. The will I . - bcdls.
pragcdfitwmcurc
refused all terms, and waved bitter and re- "00“" 139"“ ”“33“" om}! ' _ , V. , .
a ‘ cesslull avoid: 5._,V’5l‘ oscavhn have , .. .- v. _ 5 . '5 . . l, . '5 ,
Lentless war to the end. 5( 2‘? sufferelgy”"'rs-lifiomdecayed and scn- gkmfiumafigfgdfirmfl: S t b 1 e_ s _- fi")’:—,::/utfl"v /....\‘ PETROLEUM. sizithen’bow ant you.» 5 .
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5 J . . _ Q ~ eonse uent indigestion. may have «00an mt. sunn sin "5 u: - I . g Hus pet.“ pro Ilet— e a mme toeu urtldmthnm. .ulbulldyolrupand
‘: Tun 90003.“!1‘ AS FOOD ‘ . ‘ ‘ § V _ “'fq” gait." {331' iifi'i’ée-iififigflfncd grill-NA fi‘fifinfil it'll, ' and Mfiwfi CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R Y! in the official documents, because it is sup- §§i%‘é‘if $1;qu 0. Wife?“ strongand
, ,--- -. - . . _. 5 . ‘5‘; 5 p pyqurpus MADE HE - L'l‘H Y A I) It ‘1 2. from Mlle- Ww-tlI-oldunndl l'l'owompuy _ _5 5 Being the Great Central Line, chords to travelers. by reason of It! unrivaled geo- ' _ . T1333; " 1.-
TL? r131 Tunes, m a ”“3“? article, C’lll: 600.55,,c,.c,,,mr Mk how ,9 we ‘ A 8 Eém‘ph'ofihflomfm on): van-mgr“; graphical position, the shortest and best route between the last, Northeast and posed t0 have been produced, geologically, R never fallstocnre. ‘. summon. Bl‘l'l‘ERS
,__ .utenuou to the Immense utihty of the 00- win um, “[[cmpt to explain me. 5 6mm DINN snil’i'ii: ecu), who. u G": gamma”, and the‘Wesr, northwest and Southwest. , . from coal—now constitutes one of the most 3. me without I illmake yourbloodE
' modq ol manipulatilm. I'Nlfliring ‘ ' ""’ "“h T“ “Jig,“ m ”‘4'!“ °', It Is llterally and strictly xruc,.that lta connoetlone‘ are allot the principal lanes 'Inportant of the country’s exports. It may 5 bottle. Try it; 051 miemlchélpd‘s’t'rorgg,
of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific. ' l W1“ not regret 3- ‘ '_ your 5' a '
l is: GIL or; as friars.
Chum-hm. Lodge
‘9'. .v
5%on. iiillillillt.
Rooms and
Public Buildings Processed
in the. mm at Nylcsin
on or “Eater.
é . 5.. '
I
- xx; .5 Water street.
{if} 5
.‘lJe,. .xr » :
Norwalk. Conn. H,
manutas food rations, and the valuable
.pzalilies which it' has for sustaining nutri-
ion. An instance is given in the case of
avesscl that once left San Francisco with
four hundred passengers for Sydney, and
which, in consequence of running short of
taxes, had to put in at Samsa, where a large.
quantity of cocoanuts were obtained. Dur-
ing the remainder of the passage very heavy
«outlier Was encountered, in which the vessel
became waterlogged, and only reached Syd.
Lhcdelicacyaad dcxlorily nl' ox- . .
y-erts, oltcn combimd wIth sucb'
scicnlilic surgical treatment at
can only be given by c.\_'peru:ncen
specia'iF-ts. The publlc clIlclly
care to know that a patient may I
be seated in our dental chalrn
withoutl’car and trembling, as all
our processes are
GDMPARM‘WELY Pillllfss.
When only four llrm roots re-
main inproper position, the pa-
tient ean have an entire set of
teeth 'auachcd to them _5
Without a Plate. 5,
This Denture will be so’llrmaud
ney after a perilous journey of eighty days,
during which time all the provisions run
short, and men, women and children were
fed only upon coconuts, being at last re-I
duced to one per diem each adult. Not-
withstanding the diet, not a life was lost,l
and not a- single case of sickness occurred“
all the passengersJooking in a healthy and
well-nourished conditidn. ' In another in-‘
stance two men' drifted in a whale boat on
to Quairs Island, where they remained for
seven years before they were taken off. They
had no food-beyond a chance flying fish
and cocoanuts, and yet when rescued were
in excellent condition and had gained in
weight. 5. . x . .
h, .
strong that. its fortunate owner
can, immediately alter lls laser-
tlon. masticatc a beelsteak, orany
proper l'oml, thoroughly and with case,
natural teeth. llv the use 01 our
Tofoth ‘- Oro wn
spaces [mm which teeth have been extracted are
more room In the mouth than the natural organ
cepliou ol our wox k 5 5
gratifying is me appreciative approval of the
once the important. relation of a healthy moul
(ml men have
value In grateful patients. skeptics arelnvitcd
viIIce them. 5 .
Dr- I I El
. lQll‘
.— _ .__. l
while. it may be kept perfectly clean as readily as the
Bridge, -
filledavith ariillcal xaubstilulcs taking no
the scmblanee'ol a plate. The re-
nal-demonstrated its success. Especially
medical profession. Physicians recognize ad
by the public and the profession
hall crown operations- themselves.
Fifteen Thousand
whzch under the old practice would have been condemned as worthless Ilnll ruthlessly drawn
out, have been treated,crowned and changed Into llcautll‘uland uselul lee h.
No‘. awest AVenu‘e.
5, without
h to Ibe heallhol a Imilelihanll many medi-
DIIIiIIgthe past. year and a hall some
Roots.
of prIcelcss,
eyes con-:5,
heir own
to call and we -WIll let t
SW1 FT.:» .
l ,.I
Norwalk.
an parflcullli. . . , . .
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. ..
2.0. Do: 2895.951 & 33 You! s... New York -
Hord‘é ‘ 311661133.
WM. - MCCORMACK.
No. 111 :Main st. Norwalk. ‘ I.
Shoeing in all its branches guaranteed to .
be doneln the best manner. special atten-
tion paid to, Intel-luring. or tender footed
horses. All-work warreuteil. Give us along).
I4 a
Calrlate- ll’aliu titanium.
PAINTING 851.5, TRIMMINE
MADE A 'SPECIALTY.
r afrnrsor;q
llaviug taken the old stand, No.5 8 5Mar- .5
shall sh, some florid-“ix"
lullallolacgore, ,.,II.§E list) is
kc" GIG. ~
.~ (Ir repair the same at short nolice.'ln tbebest
possible manner and at reasonable prices.
5, . - . ~ I. ‘ - z...
5". IMP??? 195' ,
aunsslrs.sitlells.mousg;
I one attention and gentleln’anly drivers.
-’ .' lI ,.
.. Norther NorwalkOeiactery, . .
’ archival-:8. f 5.. , coon.
, Dealer in Green House august House and
Bedding and Vegetable 5 Plants. Fruit and (Ir
" inaméulal’l‘récs.‘8lirubber§.Vines Cut Plow-
crs al'v'rayso‘u hand andla'll sorta ol designs in
Flowers arranged to order;
5Grading and lie-lilting Cemetery Plots
'1y2l"
(la rear of Horse Gar. Depot.)
5 NORWALK. CONN.
Carriages’ tarnished at all home Courte-
_lyl
“LGUIG'UE,
l ION AVENUE,
and branches.“ reaches. calcagm-Jollot, Feorla. Ottawa.
Molina and Rock lslaa’dflp' Illlnole: 'Davenport,'lfluscatlne.
Washlngton. KeokukuKnoxvillo,,0ekaloo5aa. 55Falrfleld, 5 Hollies. West leorty.
Iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca. Audubon, Harlan,’0uttrrle'¢enter and Council Bluffs.
- In Iona; Callatln' Trenton. Cameron and'Knnans-Olryyl‘n' Mleeo‘nrl, and Leaven-
worth and Archleoh‘ In- Kansas, and the hundreds of cities,- villages and towns
Intermedlatey The, . 5 _ . . . ,
“GREAT RO- K' ISLAND ROUTE”
As It letamillarly called, offers to traveler; all the advantages and comforts
Incident to a smooth track. cafe bridgeerumon Depots at all connecting polnts.
Fast Express Trains, composed of OQMMODIOUS, WELL VENTILATED. WELL
HEATED, FINELV UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAV COACHES: a ‘Ilne of the
MOST MAGNIFICENT HORTON REGUNINO CHAIR CARS ovorbullt; PULLMAN’S
latest designed and handsome“ PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and DINING CARS
that are acknowledged by prose and people, to be. the FINEST _ RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE cOUNTRY.‘and la whlch superior meals are served to travelers at
the low rate of SEyENTYrFIVE GENTS :AOH'. , . . ‘ . -
THREE TRAINS each way between GHIOAOQ andthe MISSOURI RIVER.
Two TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and 'MIIINCAPOLIS and 81'. PAUL,
vla the famou- : .1 ‘RT LEA ROUTE; .5
January I, l882, a newline wlll be opened. vla-‘Se‘n‘e‘ea and (ankallee, between
Newport News. Richmond, Olnclnnatl, Indlanapolln and La Fayette, and Council
Blufis,‘St. Paul, Mlnnch’pollo'and Intermediatepomta. .. . .
'All Through Passengers carried on East Express: Trains. .
5 - For mercdemileqinformation, see Mapsand Folders, which maybe obtained, as
' well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket Meet: In th‘e'Unlted States and Canada, or of
a. a. CABLE, " is. svaonu,
Vice-Pres": a Gen'l Manager, Gen'l T'k'f I. Pau'r Ag’t.
By its main llnc
La Salle. Genesoo.
'in the subterranean rocks, for it is not yet
,slrange that this substance, so early known.
not eventually prove to be a mineral, in any
other sense than is implied by its being found
certain that it is not produced from measure-
less marine shell-fish that once lived in the
ancient seas. Whatever it is, a product of
coal, or of what was once a form of animal
life, it is essentially made of carbon and
hydrogen, and is proving to be an invaluable
addition to the world’s possessions. It seems
should have remained, duringxall these cen-
turies, unused—except by some of the follow-
ers of Zoroaster, who have for a long time
utilized the naphtha springs at Baku, on the
shores of the Caspian Sea, to keep alive their
perpetual fire. . ‘ '
Economy is the parent of integrity, of
mes; of eheerfulnss, and health. Profuse.“
near, on the contrary, is a cruel and crafty
demon, that gradually involves its followers
in dependence and debts; that is, letters
, promptly attended to.
onloaco.
libertyand of ease ; the sister of temper. .
i a les In do care Try SULPHUBI'BT-
health, who are all as to-nlght, and
rundown, should use on will sleep well l
SULPHUR Bis-runs. ml feel he 'rforlt. 3'
Do on want the best Medical Wor ubllsh
and. Y8 2-ccut stamps to A; 1’. Omar a;
baton, Mass... and receive ucopyl, flee.
WOOSTERchSlMI-‘TH,
(,3, m, Woosrnn. late .e'xanlin“ rafiaflu’atent
Dulce.) Cor. Main and Wa lSlr'gets,
Burnout-our, noun,
Have new the best facilities orally-tome. In
tno_state for the prompt-prosecution. of all
busrness relating toEateutsbel‘oreJhe U 5.
Patent Office and the Courts. ',Flné'l)'rli\vliigs
a s eeialty.‘Trado‘-mallis. Labels ahfl‘tlopy-
rig to registered. Preliminary caf’npiinationg
made. Permanentaasocjalo in' I asbincton,
D. 0., and lrequeut pors'oni‘l‘l‘;lrips:L-l.o the
Patent Office by one of the, firm. .I’erl’ect or.
rangements in all' countries" fef’sécurmg
Foreign‘lfatents. promptly, :and. at reasonable
rates. send sketchof your Invention or eall
a person. ‘ "l" -.-.‘» ,- - .1 ”xi ‘=' l.\’l7
'- ’5;2'{ "i.-~:‘-. : -.. "um;
_ A CARD-x 21.7
03!“ those desiringwell-laid tar: ‘ilk ~I
TWIN [tale that after eight you re assigned-we
I am now prepared’lo'lay them ‘Anywllerc in
Falrllold County. and. will. guarantee. a good
will; and perfect nonhuman.“ "” ‘
than with iron that enters into their souls. -
Tlmotlin. McCarthy.
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