, ,. ,NORWALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY, :29, 1884-.
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If other persons share the cIu-iosity I
have had as to the origin of many familiar
old sayings, they may like to have here the
,ums
& NORWALK ll :1-
SUMMEIL' AIM: I. so EMPLNT.
. A man living near Benton, ’l‘exau 3,”,
5 over 160 nephews and nieces.
A blast in a limestone quarry b.5173};
It has been estimated. List the IUECGI
9 which the human heart expands in twenty;
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four hours is about equivalent to iillingf
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JESSE, HOPSON.
CHAS. T. LEUNARD 8: SUN.
M ANU 6‘.) GTURER OF
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explanation of some such, which I found . 217 tons one foot. . , :
WATER STJJNORWALK, CT recently in an English book. The major- ' , I ‘ fig? 72'" I; “ ,I ‘ s Bodie, ,CaL,uncoverodfivo pctrillad gal... E '-"' ';)"*"'7“Is "My 7. 1583..
ity 0‘ these proverbial sayings are, I FI N E ‘ I A B B I A G E S ‘ A French savant, M. Chevreul, says! ' 1" /’ '.— 1'0 S l T 3 VS I ; eggs. Lea... .v,r;"',;‘xl:;;;0;"l: b
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suppose, Of on date, and come down to ‘ ' ’ that {1° believes the ”“1011 01’ rolls forI " I; U El! 5', E I I In a pair of boots sent to a bectblucl. $1137.. ....\I 4:. m my"
Dealers in us from our Englls}! 01' Dumb. forefathers . . T C rts gmdmg . Wheat IS bptter calculated lift: ; Fm L'VL'I‘I‘ lurm m, C I f I in (l. Louisville hotel, to polish, he £01.13“: 5 1:" 3:3... :ztl(:‘(‘)'ll’lilll")'l'l:l'l‘l:lh.
Here 18 the 01'18111 0f the GXPI‘GSBIOB Coaches. Landau Landanlets, Broughams. MaIlPhsetons, . a - preserve intact the cells ofiho interior of ,, , " I PIKE 1‘44"! g1 '. 9. three :320 greenbackg, Siffr ... .mm ' '
‘ “tick,” f°r credit, Whi°h I have “1“?” Village arts, Hearses and U udcrtaker’s W agOIIF- the wheat berry than is the action of, lKlI‘I illllI BLOOD I - J “I II” I53 f - - . The Postmaster ..onem, will “NW”, Armi‘L'v01n ‘,',",','” \I-{mm "......nm».
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:‘1 L ggetgxqmte 12.11.2632,}?! oldtrseltlisd ‘ . . ; . , t le and 2:21.10: ‘thch $180.13]:er :12: 993111)? ”Isms-‘5‘“ :1 I '“'“_""_" ' g to exclude from the pnvdegai of the 211:; - if: L 211.. .'v'”- n my
"J , seventeenth clehmry and is corrupted d fie wopld gallhthelalflention of tllmse d‘csiringflfyigaagggfég Idiytliey mamr mglzhgzflngw 011 ms 0 (Elnsflglfluri 3 . mm, 'r. I n x In a. circular issued Juno 33:11, 1332, by the New York State Board of 2 DCWSPSPGIS Which publish lottery silver 'g m r. I. .li'i..\\'c:6r;\luilr:
. _ cslgn t lat e as In apracllca epencnce 0 .8 . . _. . 5 . —A -—«= " , on in there smears '1 o attenuate 5:921:31: t u '1. .. .. -; tisemen‘s. ,‘ 3" ' " . '1“ I ‘ ""
. from ticket, as a maesmnis bill was facture’ of Fine Carriages, would also invite aileulion of Liverymcn and glass; . __ I l V i Ill l" l. l 0 , U 5 U H II I). l A I , thirty ghousand‘ 11m} 1: _ I: 7.. a“: 11 1 “(In 7 It 1.. estlm..’ted that upwards of 2. . . L. . . . I 3310» I,’ m Ifmi r'n
I then commonly called. 011 tick was on takefszto his very Fine Hearses and Undertaker’s Wagons of the latest the Youlo Rabbits have been born with one our". I‘m d4ulle.l|I,-_...>kiu.psm]“.:;ml mm“ M I . . .. i-.vo .c..- .......>,.:. ..J ..xc cxplosrvo qualities of petroleum," ; The Missouri River, which fuzz-,3 ane- - 2 . vu‘. ru‘l'nday ‘mmmrumlau....,.
LIME AND ticket. . approved designs. He would also inform them that he was managex for and stage. with one horn; the rattlesnakoI I. .lu-liinp. «....ny, lump] I‘up .... ..z."““ I The introduction of mgr n Tam»; “any? 1L ‘ I bed for line” Somewhere v , ...-..., 4 2 I v u ..-., .m- «....t
' I d ‘ l l I ll)!‘ "l I‘lllullIuanlu-ri will" Aluminum“ lluumvs " "“ “ ‘J ““3 “J on W35 the first prac- I . 'r h ~ L ' . ‘ . -. Y .
"Humble pie n refersto the days when Hearse Mlg. 00.. for lllyearsan Is now so 6 r roprie . ’ 1mg but one lung; both eyes of the (10,, ..I .3”, h , u, m”. l,“ c”. W ”W m, U r... _ 1 am, Check given to this wholnsnio “0:, action 0? life I erShet, lst reauening to make Len ... ”a; u 3‘ ~ til. .2 a «slum, u».
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the English forests were stocked with . dcr and halibut are on the same side;I I'LH'IEII'L {fillingfi ”I“ "“““““ I"“ I I. ' I “0111194“ ”1311131 CW- , ,., m EYprcils; MI'IV'ITL '2" ~ ...,k.
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deer, and venison pasty was commonly Carriage Repairing in all itsBIanchcs- the claws of the lobster differ and the, Hum-,1,“ p... .,,,,,,,j,,,..';.",:,,. ;;i,‘;,:;‘,;:;r,,-,,., ' Ems the fir“ safe ill-“‘3- ”‘h-‘ible Illuminating oil ever made; 1 AItSI‘aPhY-‘imlfln had tried m "3‘“ i‘ 1’ .1 ..' g .1 I “opt-m??? EXP!”-
seen on the tables of the wealthy. The . ' valves of the oyster are unequal, yet ml ”ill-mail:i‘.’.x,.iml\p.=.li. bits-XI) Lilli” Glil>l"h:|‘l-.‘Illll~ and, almougn many millions of gallons have been annually sold since its intro. dislodge two false teeth which a Pot-ii . .35” - gH‘IL‘“;';fi,-§: ,I 23,“; :2 "I b“
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inferior and refuse or s of the deer , CON the animals and their or unsure erfectl I m was -In- "may II.u.-,Imu m.- 2...... -.ii.. 'IUWOD» “0 per-sou has ever sllfiibr'cd b . ‘ V1110 woman mSISted had lodged m 110; “-. , “Gem-”tin: h II -~ ..
. P I I” \ ' . g P I" ..“W max-ml H 1’ 1 . I“. r I i 3 an accident from in: I . u ,u., “.HWGM 6",, .. u
termed the “umbles,” were generally , .' ‘ symmetncnlm the embryo state. 1 .-.'Ieu.v'..,a.e‘..~.'.,,’: Q,,,‘.‘,~".,,,';:',‘,'.“I‘,,",,'i‘ (Ii.'.'-.'.Ir11'l..';.lif use, nor fans may" llzzsnrnrzco (Cornipnny paid :1 dollar for I throat. She found the teeth in 9‘ drawer, 731 2‘. “- 2“- “"563: ‘55'3 " ail-'32.?“
AND appropriated to the Poor W110 made them ' ...—.-—-—.——-—'-——- "’"__ : ":"I'U’I "“-“I‘WC:‘ the "0 "I“ X‘""- C..l.ir.m:n logs occasioned I.) . :1, ‘ where she had put them. 3 2;; “ Jagcalex. 7 5;, “'5 ‘ ‘5' ”‘3'”
- - .. ’ - .. Ii i4 stated that the anti ti s f ”'"U' "'H'WIW- ~ki" I;................... ....M I - 3' . " r . . . ... .. " alum -- Mdknrain
mto a Pro; hence umble 1318 became ' ‘ . * _ . 591’ 03° 011° I‘M we, . ir-Iismvulu- n- “min: .i. .. 2, Wh th h 16. 3 German mmrods impose a Small fine .7. .. ’;':°I"«=x7' z-I-o: .. M.Illlr..;.1r,‘x
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suggestive of poverty and afterwards was rapper sulphate IS slightly superior to LIIiIi“admin-Ilia:I.Ifi‘z'.-.ir.l.isl..IIuInLII»I Inuit”? PRATy’ ’ GD, 5 01! any 1151. be then In the cnoiee of a. burning 011 when .. upon every person who hits an animal IIIIII'I'J" l.cIc::ll::;(l.“n I333... Xi‘fiI'hex"
T S A§TRAL cm In Obi-11mm at the present low price? i without killing it. This is becauseanum— “c“"m i “ Milk, 950 I .m.
Curators for Enavatini.
Grading, 8.0.
if you want”
i 0
Salem, Drains or Wells Bug
[or Piped. ““7:
will chime Manufacturers of
Ce‘mentlfl? 1pc
Amlgctclie work dolls cl the
~inovv'ns‘r PRICES.
if}. 0. Brotherton,
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noisier ionuuui
PAINTER. '
"l'fiESIlllil’lI-NTING
PAPER HANGER.
Churches. Lodge Rooms‘a‘nd
Public Buildings Frescoed
in the Latest Styles in
Oil or Water.
18 Water Street,
Norwai'k, Conni ...i-a
(Continued from Ice: week.)
How Watch Cases are‘fi’fade.
A plate of SOLID com) 142-153- 'arals
fine is sold :red or. each side of a plate of
hard nickel Composition undid, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts ol'tlie cases -—~-bac1;s, centers, liczclsglc.
are cut and alizipul by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine-
turning. The composition .mctul gives it.
needed strength, lelewss and solidily, while
the writing guarantee of the manufimurers
Ivan'anq'nq ouch case to wear twenty years
provesttl: . it cumulus oil the gold that
can possibly be nee-.imi.‘
is given from actual remiss, as many of
thesis cases have been Worn perfectly smooth
. ‘ ’ \ ‘ _
by years-oi use without wearing through
the 30m" D‘c'suocrt. 1A.. 1501:. 14. 1881‘.
I have use". on? of your James 8055‘ Gold Watch
Cases for sczcnlecu years. I bought it second-hand
and know of its having been used before I got _it,
but ~do riot know how long. it looks good for ten
years longer.- Did not swiped it was a filled case
until. no informed by a jeweler a short time since.
I most cheerfully reconiand your (:Iulcfl m m- all
they are represented to be, and more
0. .‘JCQRAKRY, 1157:. Col. Inf. figs. Ed Int. lingo,
‘-';"‘.,,‘ -:C 3 , ‘. :
Send 8 will. uufip'id Key'ilnuu \"nlel Case Purim-in, Phila-
delphia, I'LL, fol-laundrome Illustrated Pamphlet allow. lug how
dues and and Buy-lone Walsh Clout m mull.
(To be Contimwd.l _ I
This guarantee »
applied to degradations of other kinds
“A wild goose chase " was a sort of _
racing, resembling the flying of wild 2
geese, in which, after one horse had get-
ten the lead,vthe other was obliged to
follow after. As the second horse gen.-
erally exhausted himself in vain efforts to
overtake the first, this mode of racing
was finally discontinued. '
The expression “ a feather in his cap "
did not signify merely the right to dec
crate one’s self with some token of suc-
cess, but referred to an ancient custom?
among the people of Hungary, of which
mention is made in the Lansdowne manu-
scripts in the. British Museum None
but he mammalian-“mm was per-
.mittedtondorn himself in-this fashion,
or to “shew the number of his slaine
enemys by the number of fethers in his
cappc.” It occurs to me to question
whether the similar phrase, to “plume
himself," has not its source in the same
tradition. .
A “baker's dozen” was originally the
devil’s dozen, thirteen being the number
of witches supposed to sit down together
at their great meetings or sabbaths ;
the superstition about, sitting rthirteen at
table; The baker .was an unpopularchau
acterandbecamesubstituted for thedevil.
The explanation of ..the proverbial say-
ing about “ Robson‘s choice "is given by
Steele in the Spectator, No. 509. Robson
kept a livery stable, his stalls being
ranged one behind ”another, counting
from the .door. - Each customer was
obliged to take the horse which happened
to be in the stall nearest the door, this
chance fashion of serving being thought
to secure perfect impartiality—Atlantic.
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
What becomes of the cast-ed finery of-
Wealthy women ?' Someho've poor rela-
tives who gladly appropriate it; others
give it to their servants; others. again,
‘ send/suppliesto charitable institutions.
[N OIL OR WATER?
But these instances of generosity are rare,
for the modern woman has not so much
money as to find more repugnant. A
second-hand clothier inserts a notice in a
Sunday paper that he will pay large cash
prices for cast-03' garments in good repair.
Madame drops a postal-card in the mom-
mg,and the following day a good-natured
J e‘wess’éalls in a buggy and buys every-_
thing she can by her eyes on. Hats.
veils, plumes, collars, discarded bust-lea,
Rmp corsets, soiled ribbons for neck and
belt", slices and slipperathat have stretched
toogbignstockiiiguiand gloveé that are a
$8539)! behijid the fashion, petticoats that
needabinding. disabled parasols, fins,
nightflresses and under-clothes that have
become tiresome, steel jeweh'y, buckles
ofI‘jet, pearl and ivory, belts, reticulcs,
portemonnaied'andnny kind or style of
dresses that are whole, together with
wraps, shawls, sacks, cloaks and outdoor
garments. The purchaser, who sees a
regular bonanza in the .pile, ,, gives her
freon ten to a hundred dollarsddr the lot
and asks; permission to. come again in six
'or twelve months. And now for the dis-
position of these gaudy raiments. The
shoes are usually fine custom-made goods,
costing from nine to thirteen dollars, and
as they are but slightly worn out or out
of style it is not hard to sell them. The
dresses are cleaned, slightly altered and
sold to the girls who frequent these places
for. the finery they find it impossible .to
get . daewherei :;-Kid gloves .gare mended
and cleaned, feathers and ribbons are
similarly treated, and, where it is not pos.
sible to clean light dresses,. shawls and
trousers,“they are dyed black, aid sell
like hot cakes.
cums m trim WEST.
James Stevenson, of the Geological
Survey, has reported the discovery of
several more ruined cave and cliff cities.
The most remarkable one is a village of
six.. -five underground dwellings near
the summit of. a volcanic foot hill in the
San Juan region of Arizona. The dwell-
ings were excavated after a common pat-
tern. »:'l_.‘hey~had no interior - communica-
tion beneath tho' surface, and were ac-
STRANGE
. . ,~ It is the strongest.
.15and. .11.Wsier.St., . .
DR. sun’s TOOTH. CROWNS.
ing the pain and excessive
Buck-Tl
For the sale of which wer are the authorized agents.
use, having none of the 'objc
prong barbed Wire. .
We also call allenlion to our large stock 01'
Hardware, Iron and Steel, _ _
Supplies, Agricultural Implements, Paints, 0115,
Glass, Fertilizers, etc, etc, Doors, Sashes
rand Blinds a Specialty . ,
w. H. smith do 00.,
NW
Arliflcial Teeth Without. Plates. '
Extraction AVOided.
”Ina. swu‘r’s PERFECT cnowsme srs'rnu.
Embraces the best features , . _______ I}... _ =7
of all olher systems, entirely . ,
obviates the necessity of ex-
tracting teeth, does'away ,wilh .
artificial plates, prevents the
suffering caused by decay of
Ihe teeth and cons quent
exlraclion of the roots, avoid
annoyance of a" plate. .
By this method roots of
eeth which are slill firm in
a
’ ice! II.
T. E. SWIl:-'T,.D. D. 5..
12” No. 9 West Avenue, Norwalk.
.BIII .,
BRIDGEPORT.
Great Annual Red Ticket Sae
e
llSllllll Steel Barbed Fencing.
most economical and effective barbed fence. in
ctionable features of the ordinary .iour
Carriage Makers’ and Builders’
Norwalk Conn.
.thc fur of rabbits or white mice.
I baldness made rapid progress in the parts
position may be restored to
[ii-rim usefulness and beam;
. and made so solid that they
”will perform the office of
that of salicylic and benzoic acids ; twice
greater than that of phenol; five times
greater than that of alum, tannin and
munious acid, and ten times greater than“
chloral hydrate and the ferrous saltsI
Copper chloride is from one-third to one-
zalf more efficient than the sulphate.
California physicians who have attended
various cases. of trouble arising from the;
poisonous properties of bulsiphide of'
carbon have become satisfied that the in-
halation of the vapor of this substance.
will produce insanity. The bisulphide is
used in Los Angeles County to prevent
the spread of the grape disease, phyllox-I
era. Several strong and healty men whOI
havebecn exposed to the fumes of the
vile stuff have become insane. It may
be a subject worthy of investigation
whether deleterious gases may not in
like manner affect the human brain.
The trusses of the old part of the roof
of the Basilica of St. Paul, in Home, a
contemporary remarks, were framed so far
back as the year 816, and were found to
be perfectly sound and good in 181-1, after
the lapse of nearly a. thousand years.
These trusses are made of fir. The tin.-
ber work of the external domes of the
Church of St. Mark, in Venice, is more
than 840 years old, and it is still in a good
state of preservation. Timber under fav-
orable circumstances ' lasts very long.
Sound logs, for instance, are dug out of
bogs from time to time from places where
they have lain for an indefinite period.
Brushes or combs used on the heads of
persons afflicted with scaly baldness will
communicate the disease to other heads,
and Dr. 0. Laser considers that baldness
is spread ”by hair-dressers who employ
comes and brushes on their customers,
one after another, without any regular
cleansing of these articles after they are
used. Hair which fell from heads in
which dun drufi‘ occurred plentifully were
collected and rubbed up with vaseline.
The ointment thus made was applied to
Soon
:s-‘I {routed Vaseline alone produced no.
,
9311363...
"I—iuuiaulabor," says Dr. Zellner, of
.‘mhville, Ala, "is the most costly factor
mastication like the natural
lf but four firm roots slil
. remain in proper position, we
--5 can allach an entire set of
. teeth tolhem and restore the
.......-...c mouth to its original coml‘or
without the use-of alplale.
< .....u the doctor, the Scientific American
’lauip, 2'30 to 536 ; the argand gas burner,
, 4.52.”; the seize-oil lamp, 6.800; the flat—
‘ flow petroleum lamp, 7,200; the paraffine
"slut-l: enters into the production of cot-
am. and every consistent means should
)0 adopted to dispense with it.” And
a. who has the reputation of having
-: w). the finest samples of cotton ever
green in the South describes how by
...uuing at proper distances, in checks
"'.~.-.--. by three feet apart, one-half of the
:1..-i--labor of cultivating may be saved.
layout the same amount of plow-work is
uric. io be necessary, but not one~fourth
.z-I 'i'uueh work with the has as is required .,
by action in drills.
For prolonged and minute exploration
' . . La Lumiere Electrique speaks very
: ’. .sstically of the adaptability of the
.42 chic lights : “ Under a dome hung
l; curiously entangled stalactites the
rays item the regulators art; so arranged
:~.-:. to pierce the darkness of the galleries
and mule :sly formed arches and give the
‘ ie plseeastrange brightness, the
_. lumtions on the walls taking on a
surprising iridescent lustre, and the damp
stratum that covers the whole being trans-
formed int-o a marvelous varnish.”
Hitherto “ for making a. plolonged ex—
cursion into the different parts of a cave,
for examining its galleries and chambers,
and. for getting an exact plan of it, or for
studying the constituent elements of its
walls. none of the means employed 'in
modem times has been found practical,
or at least sufficient. ”
Experiments have given the following
facts regarding illuminants. The heat
produced is in this ratio : The are electric
lamp, 5? to .158 ; the incandescent electric
Camille, 9,200, and the tallow candle, 9,700.
jllitiI-l- of -h
Cullt'lll'J lil'llll‘lllnfi n. -- Llu- n-ly lnlulllll‘t‘
blood pul'ilims and kin beaulilieis.
Uli l:1.l|Ulll.-lllllll. Phil flu—nyi-r, :15 Main 51.,
”Us“! , 1(E-I'4'lfl n I'llziv . l fin”. hhu- lll I.” c
i- ub l'H'U’lll I no mo Iv:u..~. whim“ Vulc u:
the NH e Il‘s um! um! IiInbs.un~ to \\ Inn. "1
kilnflnmcllnl >0]he.itIIIltllLlInl'IN’I n -I-. Iii-(i
wuhnuI. hum lit. u him: In» onniulrivli rul'uu
hhlll) llylhu (“mien-a lu'mclus, lfiilVlllE. u
Clciln un-I Iu-ulihy 5km.
Minium Hr: uvmut ."lI-Hlla I‘II'IICIlI-“li.
\lnna .wriI ' :uu 1.1m: boy unwell-1m) ;,;.
ilmIe I “llll ..crmuh. ‘fllL nlicnn. nml l~ lysi, .
Hus ever rincl: lie ans burn. :III-l n Ilmiu u .
could glue Il'm In I; c-l llllu “Hill We I.Iii II
I nliI-umRI-mcdic- \vI-Irlun-mlualli run clhini.
unIil hui~ mm us fui)’ unllu)‘ child. '
kl. If. Ulll‘lll'hlcl', llcmlcvson. .\. Y . ItliI'cIl u:
Psnr ml. ur l.e|n-..a_\,ul lwrnlv _\eurn’ I-Nllltl-
lna.ny(‘lei-:mu ltunmllcr. 'llle mun w. in
«lurluIi-uru In r mural" A llllrl' (in mi >(‘.:l'i'r~
lcll h- in mm- .iily. I'll) shalom-mid hial'm nu:
lhmluht I-c umrl. nip. (nu- .quru l.-i hull-m ;.
mum-.2 mid llullllUltull’n n osi
prominent cuizuns.
Soul by all- mart" l'U’l‘lCIJI..\,hlI nmvla .
[Liannvuax'rSI ; >UA1'. rhea-m: l‘nT'ri l‘. “I!!!”
AND ' lllvllllCAl.‘ (l . ':(l~lIIll \lnn
mud n “5-0--‘vl..4'rxre ~k§u ”house- 99
CU l l Um; mama _.\n»quu-Iy p-m,‘
lllglll} nu (liUllll.l.lll(l(N:l"l by phyu
lclzlna, I r- »-- u-n by 't(' l'lIH‘. ‘Hl- ..2 Is-I
(GUI-alum, HIM ("cw I" \r iII-rp
Sii‘ilillllll’fl REBICAI i; 'RE,
llcmliluhlu, \I'ulr-I'I' i‘i-(~lili'ge.-, from ”w 3
Nll-L‘llllll Eyi-Sfili: glut: Nair-s in line ”will, ‘
\CI‘VHIIS liedIlm'll“ S: l‘uvI-I I:..~Iunl_‘-‘ I'I-lIvn-u.
Choking llllll‘ll.‘ lllrvlirllg'l'il,
l:v~ll- and healing i'csmrcxl. andl rumgm
checked ‘
Iiuunll Brnnchilis. “rm-pings into
Throat. Puma In Ilu-(Hw-I, "\'~|II‘;I5-!u Wu [-
i z: of Suengih and Flu-h, Loss 01 sleep, etc.,
cui'cd. - -
mic hnIIle lludIuaI (Ivy-e. one llnx' annex-1m]
SolventunxlS:u;lor«l’sInhaler, all in uncqu-lw
nae, forming at cum: let.“ ”‘1'?! limit. or :le
ih'IIgg‘l-Ila In 3!. Ask for Sanfin'd‘x Radical
Cure POTTER szuo AND CHEMICAL
Boston.
VOLT/ZEZ/ed of lilicummlsm. Neurnlgiu,
sciatica Coughs. (Yolds \‘i cu2.
_ \MIIM/p)” Hack, Stomach. aim l'zn . t l‘.
\ p A ’- vii-Hill): l'ulllfi. \umbucss,
/\ u: A < H ., , . . .
u \ yelcrm. Female 1 Inns rulin-
/: $47) \\ lunon. IIyspi-sin. liver Com
and Epidemics. usel minus?
0..“ era |un idler: via-
PLASTERS _itnue:y combined with 9.
[Po l Plaster] and =uugh at pain. 23c
every \l Ill l'l‘. "
7/,”3, . \\ \\ pluiut. llilinus I‘cvcr. Malarla.
/E/LE'CTRIC \
I I N ‘ u \
4._~_.
I
tll‘lll ’
”...—w.-.” .. _ .,
all]. order to reduce my large
stack preparatory to removing to
my new store which is bef‘ng
built, adjacent to the National
I'auk of Dim-walk, I shall iinnu-
diately commence and sell at.
Bottom Eddies.
ll‘crc is an cxccllcnf clause for
some
, 5'“? p. a 2,.
Red maladies
. 5...:
‘ln Stoves, Ranges, Crockery,
lluil .
'l
iiH'llllIl'ulxu '
illl'Hni-lt‘l and P-mlcll, lm-ui h >Wu-Imu Il..~.nn:ll, "
Um 1
Un .
I
' cOLlJN39 .. .173" ‘Ifl’f‘é‘fflu’i‘I‘irflfliil‘i‘f‘
\
Mini
Glassware and all the miscellane- 5
one articles which com:- Under:
my line.
{line lull a; lull IIIB R‘Iil
{ism-fa:
I s 5:, -
Ii ...-... ,
lilies; stress
“41'
? Doors, Sashes,
Be sure to insist that dealers furnish you with tho
genuine ar'm'aclc, as immense quantities of inferior oils are sold annually
as PRATT’S ASTERdiL.
Pratt Manufacturing Company,
' 40 Broadway, New York,
8019 Proprietors and Manufacturer].
\
snovnuA
' klkdd‘k‘ERS,
Lowest Prices,
Largest Assortment,
masons
nauseous,
Empress Trice,”
Best Goods, I
iridium
' Soldier, Edna Eagle Feather, Frankie
3 Bear, Ella Man Chief, Maud Echo Hawk,
animus WATCHES JEWELRY
AND SILVERW ARE
() ring in the {great depression in
uii'cr extra lllflllCt-lllclllb‘ to buyers We have
:1 nd price.
Watch is Clock Repairing do dabble
a specially at
55% maliégfiafiysflw
most kinds of manufacturing:
intervals a: d the consequent (lullncss of trade, we are prepared to
a full line of the above
Hui-HUCI goodsand are confident that we can 8 iii you bulb in quality
on
iii“. iv’lERTZ SONS.
. a liiiiiii issuing,
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{I Kri‘l" CHES‘EWJ‘wWEL. E3. .3..-
A.lso, Proprietors of the
Sort Chester Planing Mills,
and Ncwels a Specialty, in White Wood, Pine
and Hard Woods.
3 her of wounded animals drag themszelvc
off only to die a miserable death.
A couple of inventive Gothamites, nor-
in Jacksonville, ,Fla., claim to have ;
chemical process that will prescrv
oranges and other fruits for twelvc
months without impairing the quality or
flavor. .
After the Crystal Palace Exhibition in
~ 1851, acurious fashion came up of giv-
ing Greek name to dress goods and wear-
ing apparel, and the result was very
. funny. Antigropelos shoes and Eureka
shirts were among the queeriy maimed ar-
ticles.
Miss Bertha Boyd, who keeps a ligh‘-
house at Spruce Point, N. B., has saved
‘ several lives this winter, and the Cana.
dian Government will present her with a
medal. She was recently presented with
about, upholstered and handsomely made,
worth $125.
the Isle of Wight a spider was ob-
served dragging two or three leaves to
the water. It fastened them together
with a web, then launched the raft, and
sailed away. It darted off after insects
upon the water, and returned to the ml:
to devour them. '
The old house selected by Dickens as
the scene of many of the incidents re-
cordedinthe“01d Curiosity Shop,” is
now about to be demolished in conse-
quence of its dangerous condition. The
house is 14 Portsmouth street, Lincoln's-
Inn-Fields, in London.
The names of some of the fifty Indian
maidens who are attending school in the
City of Brotherly Love are Bessie Big
Fannie Crow, Eunice Bear Shield, Sarah
High Pipe, Lizzie Spider, and Olive Bat‘
tle.
The Paris Police have lately spotted an
enormous system of fraud in cigars by
which Belgian three centimes cigars have
times. Twenty thousand boxes were
. seized, and eight depots for sale were
found, The game has been played for
some time.
Signor Ciro, a well-known Italian prac-
tical economist, has addressed himself to
. extend and improve the cultivation of the
potato in Italy. Even in the most fertile
parts of Italy, the potato does not thrive
as it does in many other countries of
Europe. Apart from the usefulness of
the root as an article of food, the matter
is of economical importance, since almost
all the potato flour and starch used in
Italy is now imported from abroad. Sig-
nor Cirio will commence his experiments
in potato growing in the Island of Sar-
clinic.
In 1739 an act of Parliament was pzmscd
pers'on who played them in any place ex-
cept where the king resided should for-
feit £50. The law was scarcely made
when it was eluded by the invention of
other games, the principal of which was
called “passages." To prevent this it
was enacted the ensuing year that this
and every other game invented, or to he
invented, with one die or more, or any
other instrument of the same nature, with
numbers thereon, should be subject to a
similar penalty.
reciting the Lords Prayer in a manner
that threw a company .of ergymen into
hysterics, th‘e Congregaflo list, in lately
that it was authentic. Henry Irving was;
shown the clipping and asked if he be-I
5 scribed.
Blinds, Mantels. Mouldings, Stair-Rails ”16 mph“
E tien in acting, or impressibilityin an au- .
Besides, the matter recited was;
I extremely familliur to the ministers, and,
= that fact would make the task of stirring3
I them with it all more difficult. If a. rec-I
E dicnce.
of exciting, bya simple reciting of the
Lord’s Prayer, such emotion as was 6.6-,
“It is quite incredible.
There isn’t any such amount of inspira-
e mm ofthe owner thereof.
been sold as Havanas at seventy-five cen- II
making all the fashionable games fraudu-,
lent and unlawful, and enactingthat any'
Regarding the story of the elder Booth,I 1 I
republishing it “by request," remarked, -'
iieved that any actor ever lived capable ‘
“Iam boundtosay thatI don’t,”'
itation is to make anybody weep, it must:
Leave ‘UlILll .V’nrwall for New Haven'
. a m l" ' '
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J H . -‘-I;mu‘I.iun HEN .i S 9-,
1:131» i ‘ ‘-""""‘"I”" 7 H “ B': .puci-ll
‘ H; -n. bin-1.1m uhx. l III-34 .. S \I «mini.
2'10 .. "W”III’IIOH 94! " Accom’tion
If}; h mel nu. :II 53 -. A'Luus ex
1'); A‘33""I’Imn l. is u Bunion ex.
... Luca] 9x ll .7 .l u u.
'3 I" “ Luca: ex
suuduyns no u. m,Milk
“ 9 H " Ac.
RATES LOWER
Than by Any Other Llnc!
Illiflliilllli’llfll' Sienhui Pi.
Notice to Freighters,
_ Propel/.10!" Linc
NEW kiosk.
THE PROPELLER
City of Orwalk
\ ill low c \e'w York. Mon-lava, WI-vln
ln'l F‘rllllvs‘. from Pier 23. F. R. «Tobago.
l.agrquwual (mu l;(‘.l'l"ll.liull) Inc-days ’limrs
. I'..'Ill' ‘nm a“ l-ucbit u ' I -
wzblk steamboat deck. 8 L aunt“ N'or-
ppu almm- cum. L; F. PERKINS 70 So
51., \. Y.. orugcntut )lnrwain, pruinller \ltl’lll
uvsv-nt l'ur ape ml freight: in anal about .\' Y
. Wihpcrsons urn lovbid (I’ll-ling any of
li.:.-umlu\en~-II Ih ‘ha'll- 01 this line on M‘-
4.
.7?» Meeker’s
W- 1. I N 1;:
IL:-
*clxooneeri‘i G PERILY Ca
_ ‘ . . . l. B
.V‘lll hereaiier make regaini- wgeilyytgfifs'
Iatqwccn Sci-walk and New York,sropmng
,l‘l’.’ nuth NprwulkJeaving \ieekm Brothers’
a hurt, \orwalk, every Fridav night
Enrgtigp‘lltzzkenqpn board at l’h-r 43 E. K I
II :cr ...‘Iew Yo ' '
and TUESDAYS. “'0" MORDAYS
_i‘lie Highest Market Rate. P l
:ltiycgiay..€l‘ra}v and runner”: In:
’ y I . .- EE .
wrv‘vaik, amines: ' F“ ‘5 nno '
c m MEDAL Mills. i913
B.-\ KElt’s‘
Breakfast Cilia.
Warranlcd Absolulrlv Pure
Paco), lrrm which llIc .cxuess
lIi UH hns been rt‘lanI-Il [C
has lhl'flr lime! lint-strength
ol (loco: Intro-d with Slarcn.
Arron-om nr incur. and is
thereforelarmnrceconomical.
lI l- I (‘lil'lv-un, nouns-Inuit.
atrongilu-I inu.e'lsi|_\‘di:i-~Ie1l,
:I- II admirably aI'nphd lnr iu-
rul'ds --s well n- for persons
in health. .
.3” Sold by Grocers Evenwhers.
Hussite..Dsmhrsierlllass.
‘u
«
usacr cuss
nurserie-
no seem mains: ‘
lash} nilmcntsbu:
ire peril. Do not dolor,
unflonre with Dn. Wisrxan'r’s a
_ «. xi; couch-m.
~ milled-MS ass ASTESME‘
.i
. 4o f'lelCd of fliers maladies results
ing or Blond are
Aslhn'ials ("nar-
:x of lolwrcml breuthln".
iieu. Boili
be relieved
\‘Jrszun'r's
)
Ely or
family
1_ "f can of
. to r
. . rrrrons. 5‘?
‘;_ 5313.3 5': AL“- DRUCClS'I'S. f.-
‘-'e ‘3) PRICE}. 51.92. ,7
EVER Iv? ADE.
Itwllldrlvc the Humorfremyom-
and make your skin
Will commence Wednesday, January 2d All Cloaks, Velvcts, Silks,
Fine Wool Dress Goods, Suiting Cloths, Flannels, Hosiery, Under-
wear,,aIId all Holiday Goods. About three hundred pairs Blankets
and 200 Handsome Rugs. Also,
add smooth. Those
Pimplel and Blotehes
which mar your beauty
sod b impure
can be
"J‘Jiitei'—pr0(liieing properties give these . ,
figures : Electric lamps, practically-none; ‘
ergand gas, .86; colza-oil, .85; fiat-flow
petroleum, .80; pamfline candle, .99, and
'I -
cessible by means of square holes leading
from the surface by a vertical shaft to the
floor of the main room of the dwelling,
'foot-rests'forming a. ladder.
Considerable debris was found in these
ancient dwellings, an examination of
which led to the discovery of many curi-
ous illustrating some of the social and do-
‘I li'i'l'. n l l‘. ~rI I '1I .. ‘ ~ - ' ' ‘
I :I- l. 3 f ; present a pictuic of woe or tell a moving
" “11 and 386m ajIllb, Ell B ‘U i story. The Lord's Prayer, recited as an; ’
I' l "-1'. ' _ Eelocutionist's exploit, could not possibly" 9 an
fallow candle, 1.05. The amount of car- SIVIE ‘u'lliI. IIlIIlSII. 3 serve that purpose; and I should be ill-I q °
bonic acid generated is thus represented : - clined to think that a, sense of sacfilogcl
might easily be the feeling that it \i-onlclI
‘ , ., 7 I . ;
_ ~ - .. 2 ‘W’l - - - I
HIV-ti -lighls, none; argond gas-burner, II ,6 E QESI '6‘ i PI is 2. (l ti "fizz ‘1" f 1’ ildi ‘-- . . . ' s '3 . I
One Thousand Short Lenghts foilbilliit-fiame petroleum, .95; colza-oil L . 9 “I l I; ; an ill . pool cumin or )u up: or Dccomtion furni had on Iexcite in pious minds. At. all (mum
' I
' I
I
I
li'i'li’f. 1 ; pin-affine candle, 1-532. and tallow application. were I the greatest actor on earth, I slznuldf
:5. mestic customs ofthe extinctrace. Stone
9 mauls and axes, the implements used in ' ' ~ Idle. 1.45. It has been remarked that . 'notcarc to undertake the feat" Comp;
3}, excavating the dwelhngs 5:1?le bear- of Silks, Velvels and Ladies’ Cloths. Cashmerefl and TricotyCloths, ml,- -.‘-.l‘ilow candle, the oldest of these arti- , use. MELLTZ, Sn. L. c. numz. one. alumna“ orienting on this matter. the. Baltimore!
if}; ing “.819“? met! or“... fllbtioni 50“ will be sold at less than half-price. We give below a partial list : 53mm hghis. 13 not only the hottest but ‘1 r (“l‘Ul'F‘KE ”F . W“ ”V N I . an. i A,,,33,,,,,, 6,90,31,85 PM Booths figures;
3 “11:13 and P I! d1, 685-10! "dell: I wo.’ . . ' The elegant $6 Jersey Jackets, $2 50 The Fur-lined Circulars, $15 00 - "W “1052 unhealthy. , “’1‘ U A ’ ‘ " 4" ' " ‘ ‘ l“ ‘ I apd mtlmate friends have pronounced ilici
III. E, 3’ £118me oznfamflygunfdiuga- All-wool Dolmans, _ 5 00 800 Misses’ Jackets, 3’90 Monicnm'mfirmmrmo. § . gig” I. , "ilk (fr—3., I an: absxudeW‘wa .-. ,
’3 3.0m! 01" gram, 1 w morn . I“ m' Finest ()tlofnan Cloths made 1 10 Best'Ultoman- Silks, 1.50 -— , ' ' Nér' ‘ ,{I Ink; - N I - .. — 9 .. ~ .. — - I
I dicating long use- shell and obsidian or- ’ . . - ~ .. . LUMBER, Ma t... I...“ «.2. , 1‘5.'II:.so...Drh.-Ini concninaarrcn.
:‘ naments and implgments of wood were Rich Ottoman fiilks at y 89 Best. Billiard Cloths. .45 borne people—gentlemen of the law are ‘ ~v. 7 a ‘1'“, aga\ .' . E > I
“J , . Z . ', - I ' - 9 -' . ‘ . . . ,3? among the chief ofisnders in my experience w . g . - ... ‘ 3115'in ” ‘ ~ ' ; ‘ ‘ . ‘. , ‘ 1 ‘ , ..
, among the trophies. There were signs of RIL‘h “I'd w'de Ottoman V9101“! ii" 45 m‘ h hinges at. 12‘} --write their Imus in such a manner that , - *DIBER’ I was is c:.IA~3.,.JA..« D WITH THE cascaspsiv OF THIS COUNTRV, wens. « 0“" “‘ ““39" “Lou dug!" 535’“ 3‘“ f’f‘I .
3, intercommunication between this village 40-inch A|l~wool l‘lauucls. 34* Double “ldlll Cashmeros . i it require” severe “miss of the intellect 3 UV __ L?“ I use. 3., Exfli‘JSNENL‘. THIS man, "rum- ms . ,9 muggy ,, Tam genflenmn of a 3mm,“ :rpn&li—£—lplnlyl:‘tse€m
"I 2' ' " ' ' . ' ' I I All. '10- : 7:, -'~.,—.r.-2~-v../ . a»... 7;, .— .- ., .. ..., . ...“, .9... -.. -. .7 I‘ g f '1 w: t' . lx': " ti ' h t.
{i 'Inda Chiral.” some fifteen 11.1118? distant, A“ 12* 800d“ down to 10 _ to read them. Page one can generally be ; «w 1v. ‘E‘Wfi.~fifi%flfl.fim&;ql “‘1“: 1111 Id #13quth 0n” 1 111011 , £295,333 In? :3“!
.3 also a new discoveryziwhichsndicated the . ~ found (not uite always I) and sometimes L ’lel . . 5g: ._I All .1 was“a1-=I73-‘:§,i:mmasm~i-.‘\ («r/(V #159} ...l..i,,, When 11“ “Milton “'5“ 03119“ 011 you will be satisfied.
7 ~ i‘,‘ contem or ' - _ I q- , ' ’ _ _ ‘ "I " n “L «7.,.}'°"i"““ 1'" » .321 extraordinary meteorological conca—l GctitotyonrDrugglst.
. A. ... r. ("as 2"!" I. P aneous inhabitancy of the two. . . . etwo follows it - but which is page three : - ' - I , ° » ED . W G “0.,“
I. P :5?“ “L“ 31;, This City, or rather, alum 0f Villages, $.13 ! $.13? I SI’kS I Silks ! Pa? ll of uhd en‘ ma wn the Doolwc ‘ I ‘—, \s :ierniion. ms circus men say. -\ peculiarfi °“ m" “m ‘
..- ~—.A...\ ‘3'”? V‘ I‘, occupied the sides of a canyon which 1 K 3 1 .‘rs s ' “um“ ya pr 0 . ‘3 ' en t. . .u... ; "orgw ; ’pcd cloud seemed to reach down from; 2 “an gag: “gfififisfigflfigw
5: WI Agni-:13; £1 CHRE; , h . . . v wrong page happens to make sense, you are ~ _ 2 ' w-me . «:l'v .. ,1 1. ... ”....If . ..m; ml 1 01 a 0 use, SULPHUR BITTERS
. 7 3 3;" .. . _ ' g as been christened 'Walnut -Canyon. , . . . SAS‘I I I "‘u “ ~ ‘43“ “M “P “cl-n! “910' . 3 '
rm?! '2 °1711xfi 1 i I? m . - .. .« . . . . aplto reply at cross purposes. Ivenlure to i. i. L . . ,, , .. , . . , They neverisntocnre.
‘ as, 1.3 E- r .‘s‘athu T. in sun. 3, Nothing indicating the use of. metallic think thatthese “flame“ may reasonably , punch :uler .he manner of those cyclonic, :
F0” 3,319 ”3;, “I; EZFP'EQESIS' 53 tools of any description was discovered Our entire stock of Black and Colored Silks marked way down Ibe asked either 5, mitestmiaht “head or to , ‘ g 7115* 1"; low , Th? gentleman waif sends fcent stampstoLP- Oi'd\vla|ty&001
v,,.—.,.I;‘E,I.’.‘I,‘c‘,’, agar: miric‘a'ss’ A I The surface of the wood of which the for this Red Ticket Sale. ‘ ., 1° . h ,. I 'M ,. l 1. $172., «2., _,\_ ,u-ry mucnmteresmd 1L1 1.1113 meteorolo-l hfifi-Mw-mmfife‘nffiifi‘ilflfl
'.._I'._.',.‘f_._.i_...-_i_'1._.-.._-..._,._',._.' II whirl was formed had a arentl been - , number their pages. Ifee cermiut at if . ELL. .8 , E 2:; . y a 'o ‘53? ‘ :11 pcriurbation, when it occurred toI
. IE ‘ pp y 2 putabook into iheirhands bound as their I .: 25-: Va. .5: ° .. L . . , , t , _ u _‘ , ___
w .. . l charred an (1 ‘th en ground down to the re- . . 1 its written and an m ed like them I ,3: J. ) , ".g",,‘c75». V W-‘ 0% _ ... _ I ma -. the peculiar c.0110. or water-31mm; If»; 331‘ SMITEfiw
. a} a, ,3 1’1 1.401111813211937, quire d size an d shape by rubbingit upon ‘ ‘ . ! 1 ' eh :31 lg: “m e". would infill robabilitj: 310LDIVG . .117 ,. w m, 75% 1+; :6 .-'_ “x.— ,.’"l Vllf- be nearer than the distant horizon: — .
= W . ...... . . - V w a o n ' - 5 ~ ..: . ., “ . ~ .. -. .. ." . i. .2. ... -. , . ‘ . 2 r . ~
. 13:; ., 33., 61‘ Currif‘fi,‘ sandstone—a shaftor reedsimflartobam- velvet-,8 . valvets . velvets . CLVGtS . t b the'r benediction. Do “iv ex 801‘. . r , : 33.2 P]: .. 53?; an wkfipgfig ‘2, .... 2. ,IAI;|_II_II\{JAL111S lat and found that. 1115; “i? L (g. F I; 5,; “I"!
I I U533 I Graduate: I300. assecies entirely unknown in that ’ Iguefal’erliapslmay be allowed it; 331; £180 1 ”-34 ‘ ‘ <7" ' .3931, £20 -‘ 1r'n .l‘TC was correct. Fastened to the; A ' "' \a. " i’ ~”‘
I ' - 1 ' ~ - l ‘ ‘ ' ' I r :c ’?:~‘~-I~. .03 ."of’o, om: ....no’llioliat if his hind c1. '3 we. uI .' 7 -‘ 7-
0f the Medicali region. ‘ 'why insome cases the most undecipherable " x 0 o» 2' prw‘r’ " II......,.-,1if,,1 centip’br‘n about 113,, hlcjide.‘ EAST SIDE." OF MAIN ST" SOL-PH
T ,._ . \ . ...... ..c .. . . r. ”F BAILRUAD.
”long". The peculiar phenomenon was?
produced by the insect- (lravn'ng himself? City oi'South Nursvalk. Conn
1 up and letting himsc down in his efforts , ,. , I
,io iindu nose or some other feature to; plains & l'lll‘dfiis alallsaasmls
C on .o inorder to facilitate its do-I ,0
- .1... 1 ma . short; ...i‘.°.'.2::.f.t:.fissilzuiuurauz‘
' ”co-...”—
\VINDOVV FRAMES. ‘
part ofaletter is the name of its writer.
,This is a little hard upon strangers. ‘I have
".Wide .‘a clerical friend whose writing I happily
T lmow when 1398 it, for his signature is a
Imysxery beyond human ken.
$8 Brocade Velvcts down to $6.00 $5iBrocadc VelveteIdown’SBfiO
- $2 and 2.50 Ottoman Velvcts to $1.25.
All over the house the same great mark dowu takes place.
Sheetings‘will be sold twenty per cent. less than usual prices.
fiepartmeu‘t of;
Yale 'Ccllege, a;
thorough botani-
cui' student. Sinai
A Pno'rocmu’mc DISCOVERY.
An interesting and useful discovery
has, it is said, been recently made by two
French photographic artists, who have
l-‘iCKE'l‘S, ac. :
b» ..
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fee-mus. _/ UPI
S C i ' 541;“,- lrmu'l'alub “W's!
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safolunie
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Veneered llurd ’IVonrl Work,
W
CELLULOII) (DOLLARS.
who makes a. spc-E
(sinister of Chronic!
Blood Disorders,
states as follows
concerning “Red
Jacket. Bitters."
I OXFORD, Coma, l
5 August 14,1882. I
I Mussns. an35 63 Co ,
; Gentlemen :—-—I have ex-
I’mincd your formula, and
I ."ter visiting your establish-
.Iincnt and Witnessing your
e
I a:
g.
512 tbod of preparing these
re l liters, unI'Iesiiatvingly testify
that your Bitters should pro-
duce favorable results in any
3 affection of the liver. \Vliilc
many disorders of that organ
Ecannot be cured, temporary
' relief may be afforded to the
Ivor-3t cases. These Bitters
isliould be beneficial in many
i forms; of Kidney complaint,
.1 and decidedly valuable in
'dyspcpsiu, and in 'dcbility, I
I arising from 1113131121 or other
Ircmote causes ’
L Yours, &c.,
.vi‘fi‘o
Jonx Lopusnunv, M. D.
been devoting their attention to ways and
means for bringing photography nearer
perfection than it is at present; One de-
fect which has hitherto somewhat dc-
tracted from the exactitudo of photo-
graphic reproductions concerns colors
As is well-known to everybody, a light
color—like yellow, for instance~comes
out a good many shades darker in a pho-
tograph, while a dark one, such as blue,
comes out much lighter. This is partic-
ularly noticeable in photographs of paint-
ings,.especially whenscenery or .colored
hangings or stufi's are reproduced, and
to remedy the defect a good deal of time
is spent in touching up such photographs.
By the new method it is stated there will
no longer be anything left to be desired
in this respect, for yellow will not appear
too dark nor blue too light. The metal
plates used are prepared with a solution
of gelatino-bromide, a simple expedient
that does not increase the cost, and
which has been shown by repeated ex-
periments to answer completely the pur-
pose in view. Artists, who have fre-
quently complained of photographic in-
accuracy in the matter of colors, will be
ihe first to appreciate the advantages of
the new discovery, if it is as satisfactory
I in its results as it is descfibed. '
Holiday Goods all Marked way Down. 2
$50
50 Real Squirrel lined, down to 30
$125 Gloaks are marked $90 $75 Clocks marked
Mink lined Q'rculars,
TOO ‘MANY GOODS.
1
We have had an enormous trade, but we had ancnormous stock
in consequence of the lateness of the
and‘lall must- bc sold before
and in some departments,
season, we find too many of the Goods,
February lst. Hence the great
BED TICKET SALE.
There will be no deviation from these red ticket prices, and this
'will be our only mark down this season.
w. B. HALL a co- 9
40-1y
.-
' vealed, and to provide a. snowy, yet rigid,
I "ccllulqid" collars and cufi‘s.
slightly elastic pressure to the throat of
the wearer, producing in all cam; u. red-
5‘ ness of the subjacent skin and an ‘lluplciis
ant sense of fullness in the head.
I instance a zone of eczematous eruption,
I and in another severe attacks 'of congest-
I ivc headache, causing utter proslra‘rion,
and traced at length to their true cause,
‘. resulted from the use of these collars. In
:Ipoint of fact the venous circulation from
", head to body is seriously interfcrrcd with
5Iduring any active exercise by such a con-
The ridin of a “cycle" is reductive
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ofcutaneous transudation, and this con-
difion is inimical to starch. It has been
endeavored to supply the want thus rc-
collar to the machine-rider, by the intro-
duction and advertisement of the so-called
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fallen to our lot to note how ill adap ken";
is this material for the purpose for which
it is recommended. The celluloid collar,
when warm, clings closely, with a firm ii
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Istriction, and we would strongly advise
'I our readers not to be seduced by any love
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id. 1307‘: piers-L3, Richmond, Cincinnati, lndianapolll and La Fayette, and Council
muffs, 23 t‘. ii‘aui, Minneapolis and intermediate polnts.
All ’2' ough Passengers carried on Fast Express Trains.
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sous issuers rigours?
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ILL-nos with the heel of his boot.
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7:, being as necessary as pure air tcf
(tr, hypoclmndriacs, suffers froxni
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if! applicable to all ages. He
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mum-um: sufficient to reuse the weak?
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.' would lighten their burdens, make'
2 ilwii' lives longer and happier, and defy?
like approaching hand of Time, which}
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