I
GAZETTE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1.., 1884
" THE H'VIJV'lVTAiNV
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NORWALK
COUNTE'MNCE; . russws new:
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A LONG amuse
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VA certain famous historical desert snail 1
was brought from Egypt 'to England as 1
chonchological specimen in the year 1846
7
., l. {theater-11111appearanceortho hui‘nu‘d
.V Jr‘bo'dyr outfolioe'fiicleclure'sthn superiority of
' .man overallzliving‘ 01mm“ VHis {Vacs ,
umectedmds theheavjeus' prepares 11a
Fishisugreatti-eet forecast; in many
cases of Villnem they fill cut this when
they can take nothing else. Horse-flesh
when it can be had, is good’ occasionally
. 1KB.R.
viflhAN'GEMhhT
E‘Sb slit sat
- ~-co11'uucnelng‘ tray 7,. 11488
, ' ,' This particular mollusk, (the only one of V
WATER $18.: nuawsnn, or hisrace, probably, who ever attained to *° “Pmm‘iwed 6mm “1661.1 , ...... A- . . VV
individual distinction, at the time of his .. '3' ”5 5° legibdyiinserlbad “PO“ 11“; femur“ V ‘ F 6 8 I T |.- VE " ' . but it husuluxativetendeucy Nico tripe VbaVaeVelv-‘m'z 1'33le
arrival' in London, was really alive and' ' ' ’ and fmm the codntenuuce, 0f mau- wemuy' _‘: or cowheel" is excellent; but iildefed noth- 9 ,3 a" m" “M“:Vffidacler ”WWW
boiler-1A vigorous, but as the authorities of the , " $911.ng of his immnt “summon “,“Vd . .V . éURE ing cemesamissthat one eats oné’s self. 1561» m. .u‘commodatlou.
‘ ,Hlllg‘h prerogatives. . ‘ Foi‘ cvci-y lorm or only we must be careful‘ to givebreudund . 2'33: "1111'. {Infill Express.
9 5r: a. 111 Sunday Accoui
.. morlutlon.
VAVrrioe atNorwalk Bridge/r
om bury.
1:1 I. in. .lta'lli‘ pa"
Pratt’s Astral Oil.
vegetablesas well as meat" Bu'w beef
..i- ItisVin the face thatV we see shining
minced finely is often given t6 cuts W11?” .
.V- every beauty; all the, heart movements
British Museum, to whose tender cure her
was consigned, were ignomnt of this Vin'if
. ,_TWWm drummw
portunt fact in his economy, he was" ' ' VV ..;
~ GOAL summed, mouth downward, on toainoo'e I is the strongest, most «nominated and eficctrre barbed fence in displayed, and every feeling portrayed; DISEASE '*--—-—- -~--—~ ill- so are boiled egg, and may; “on,“ :N. r. km“
V , use,}havmn‘ none of the objectionable fcutnres- of file'- ordinarv four" the. Secret sentiments of the mind ureleg— . ,- rubs In a. circular issued June 30th, 1882, by the New York State Board of 2 seems tobeone of the necessaries of life VVIE :3"; 3" gall-medium.
.. t. 1 Health, “10'" appears the astounding statement, "Itis l to seat; let it be good and abunduht. V 3001: m'Freigm.
LIME AND
CEMENT
A”
Contractors llr Excavating,
Gralln'r, t1.
' if you want.
More. Drains or Wells Dug
Ior Piped.
‘ Oullonltke Munulnclm'ei-s or]
'Oement Pdpe
0.
w 5 .~.-.
asMMerGo
V1 1.8? fiig‘a‘V
11v OIL oWfirEEt j
rlrnn‘ nirvana.
4
'“thM‘. Lodge Boo
Public Buildings F
In the Latest Sty
Oil or Water.
'18 Waterfl
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of cardboard, and duly labeled and dated
with scientific accuracy, “ Helixdesertorum,
March 25,1846.” Being a snail of e. 1e-
tiringand contenteddisposiln'on, however,
accustomed to long droughts and corresao
ponding naps in his native sand-wastes,
perfect contentment for an unlimited pe
riod. Every conchologist takes it for
granted, of course, that the shells which
he receives from foreign parts have had
the animal that we preserve in our cabi-
of the creature himself to wither unob-~
served upon its native shores. At the
British Museum the desert snail might
have snoozed away his Viuglorious exis-
tence unsuspected but for a happy acci-
dent which attracted public attention to'
his remarkable case in a most extraordi-
nary manner. On March 7, 1850, nearly
four years later,.it was casually observed
that the card on which he reposed was
slightly discolored; and this discovery
_ rhups a. living
66%. We.
‘V,rfl‘bi|l‘5.S The museum
' ' Rlyofiered ourfriend
V ' say hereafterthut
science is unfeeling!) upon which the
grateful snail, waking up at the touch of
the familiar moisture, put his head can-
tiously out of his shell, walked up to the
top of the basin, and began to take :1. our-
sory survey of British institutions with
hisfour Veyebearlngtentucles. Sostrunge
ousjgpr ured,~fith s:
eina ah tures, may be found
even 1113unto this day in Dr. Woodward's
“ Manual of the Molluscu," to fitness if
I lie.
thank)
W _
“ IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?”
. N ow' to .«thequesuou, is; life worth liv-
higr'it would be impossible to give an
answer that would suit all. Probably
theére have not been two human beings
libre‘fliewbrldwas made who, could they
express their precise opinion on this point,
would give precisely the same answer.
M my whose lives have been full of sor-
row and trouble, who have had occasion
many times to any that man was born to
sorrow, would yet, even taking survey of
their own sud lives, say—life is sweet.
That many whose own lives have been
.. ough, think yet that liveis sweet,
. by this, that among them have
in und those who have done most to
foster the lives of others. But many of
them-would saytliat life is sweet, speaking
. own experience of life.
or hand many who are
our mollusk thereupon simply curled him-V .
self up into the topmost recesses of his I 1 .
own whorls, and went placidly to sleep in 1' ~ --
their inhabitants properly boiled and ex- , .
iii-acted before being exported; for it is ~-"
only the mere outer shell or skeleton of '= ‘
nets, leaving the actual flesh and muscles '
"V' V lmrbetlthre
calluttention to on large .16th iii
HVal'dware, Iron and -,Sleel Carriage.- Makers. and. Builders
" Supplies lgricultural Implements Paints 0115
~ . Gloss, Fertilizers, etc, etc, (Doors, sashes ‘ ‘
' ' and Blinds :1 Specralty‘ W' ‘ ‘i‘
. II. mutndc (30.,
lo Valid 17 Water St, V _ V 1» J1; orwalk Conn
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1N PRICES 0F
Boorsnnnsnors
FANG HER’S
In order to close out Surplus Stock before inventory We ofl‘er the following
GEN “CINE BARGAINS.
Men’s Hip Rubber Boole, Warrauledlst quality
Rubber Boots, Job Lot 1st quality
“ Wool Lined Arctici. Job Lot, lst quality
A lot of Men 3 Rubbers for 50 cts.
A lot of Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Rubbers for 25 eta.
A lot of Ladies French Kid Button Boo's for $2. 00, Former Price $3 25.
A lot of Ladies Button Shoes)slightly soiled and out of style but. will give good wear)
“ H
350
1 25
300
100
‘K
H 11
l
} at less than half price.
lllen' s and Boys’ ll eavv Boots at greatly reduced prices:
I
All old Stock will be closed out regardless of cost. .
VVemcan business and will guaiantee everything exactly as .1ep-
csented.
EUGENE FANOHER
1'7 Mad-n Street, NorwaIK
Sign of the Golden Boot.
2 Mail wo—VSBS
DR. SWIFT’S TOOTH" GROWNS;
Artificial ran-111111 Plans. '
Extraction Avoided.
DR. SWIFT’S PERFECT CROWNING SYSTEM
Embraces the best features
of all other systems, entirely '
obviates the necessity of ex-
tructiugteelh, does away with
gentlest ufl’ections are reflected without
., disguisd {hence it, may be called with
. force of coloring. The eyelashes, when '
5 long Valid thick, give; beauty and addiV— _
$8 75 Regular Price 34 50V) NoV animal. 'i'
Vcepubleto chuugVVeVs , «and whilé. the eyes
I wastefulness ofsettlers. Evcry one up-
.ible, and the passions of the soul on-
gruved.
tianquility, the: features of the face are
calm-mid composed; but when agitated
by. emotions.» and: tossed". by. contending
; pmsitfis. :tho countenance becomes a liv- V‘
ing picture: in'which ,evorysensation is
-depicted w-itlmqual- forcc.'and delicacy.
Each affection of the mind has. its own
A, particular impressions, and every change
. ol‘ the countenance. denotes some secret
. or the heart. The. eye may, iupnrticulur,
. boregarded as, the immediate organ '0'!
V the mind; Vu mirror, as it were, in which
'the most tumultuous passions and the
'V propriety, the true interpreter of the
VVV mind, and, orgun.V -Vof. the understanding. ‘
.\lass..wri1e: Our mile boy ,wu-x serrlbly al-
The colorV and motions of the eye 1 ontr llw ‘
ute muchto mask the character of the
countenance 'The human eyes mo, in
proportion Vueurcr to one another than
V ' nth" livuVig creatulos; tha
‘spacebe Veen the eyes of most of these
being so great as to prevent their seeing
V '.'111 object with both their. eyes at the
some time, unless it' is VVpluced {1t 11. great
distance.‘
Next tothe eyes, the eye-brows tend to
fix- the character of the countenance.
Their color renders them particular strik-
ing- , they form the shade or the pidturc,
as it were, which thus acquires greater-
tmnul charm to l'the‘ eye.
save men and monkeys, have both eyelids
tures having them only on one eyelid.
The forehead fOi ms :1 very considerable
a poruopyof the face; and when well for med
adds much to its 'beauty. It should
neither project much nor be quite flat, .
neither be very large nor yet small. Film
hair adds much to its beauty.
The nose is the most prominent and
immovable part of the face, and hence
adds more to the beauty than the expres-
sion of the countenance.
The mouth and lips are extremely ous-
cxpress the passions of the mind, the
mouth seems most particularly to corres—
pond with the emotions of the heart.
The very bloom of the lips and the ivory
of the human race.
“01.13, roiius'rs.
A serious matter this—the rapid de-
struction of our forests. It is high time
that efficient measures are taken to pre-
serve or replace them. The apathy of
the American people at the wanton dc-
struction of their magnificent forests has
been shameful, not to any criminal. Prac—
ticully nothing been done to check
the greed of 1 ermen or the ignorant
pears to have gone on the supposition
that the forests were inexhaustible. The
treasure practically a crop, like grain,
and that in their own way they need just
While the mind enjoys undistnibe'd »V
ornamented with' eyelashes; other crea—
white of the teeth cemplete the obscure "
.VPLA
31: vol 11lous,lnlierited and 1.
;B_loVnd l'fol ounuuors. Abcesreu 11
lilo' Skrn 'l‘ortules. '.l‘lVll-lV
sums are infallible.
Homo lu ,innIrULAV V
‘0 cleanse- the ”Skin. Scalp and 'Blood or
lacking. Scully. Pleprv ,I'opuor lloloreu
‘ontuglous Rumors.
lnfan-
(lyrics A Rim
new Blood l'uriller .
Culicuru Resolveut. the
Diuretic and Aperient,expéls disease germs ~
f-rom incomes and perspmitlon. and thus re
moves the curse.
untlcurn. the great skin
Cur c. instantlynllays Robin and lirflumuilou,
clears the Skin and Scalp.
Sores, restores the complexion.
suilller um! Toilet '
Soup. an exquisite Skin Br.-
llcquiellc, m irdispemnb
euls’ Ulcers uuu
Outicnru
no in treating slim
diseases. and for rough. chapped or greasy
.suln. blackheads. blotchc‘u
and baby humors
Umlcura ucmcdles are the only lulullible
blood pavilion and skin beuutmers. -
onus. liougluon. uuq , lawyer, as mine 51. ..
Boston.re..orls a cusoul'n‘ult llheum under
his ob ervaupa lor ten years; Whicu covered
,1“ patient’s' and u, and llmbsmnd to whloh‘ all -
known methods 0] troutmenthld been applied
Without b'r-ncut. which was completely curen
solely by the Duncan. Re
, clean and healthy skin.
medics. leaving a
Mr: and Mrs. Evercitsiebb‘lnl.ucTchonown.
111cm wltn soroluln. Salt aliens. and Itryslp-
elns ever since he was
Gould give hum hell
hem. and nothing we
_ god him until we tried
1'. ulicnnRomedle‘a w lr- hgmduullv cured him.
until heiu now as fair “any. child. ,
£1.15. Carpenter, Hon-loraou._. N. Y. .. cured 01
Pioneer. 'or moi-«11y; or iwcmv‘ yeara’ sland-
derlulcnre on r cord' A
1Inmnyt'ullcurultemcdles. {Hie most won-
dam: an at scales
loll frum lihn outly._l'l1yslcianoand his friends
Justice of the peace u’nd
prominent sullen-
Ann 1: ”BSXIOALUO'. 801110
Send! 0
CU TI
UUKA aual’.
"law to on re nklci Bloom-o- 9’
. thorium he must Vuic. L' 111'. ogoni to before u
Hehderson’s moor
‘.i
+—
Sold by all airugaists. ouricunA. 50 cents' ,
Rkson'vmrrgl; SOAP 25ceu1's' Po'n'u'n Dnoo
ll Muss.-
Absolutely pure,
highly medlclnul. luao'ruw by phya
lclunsmrelerred- byllic elite. Sales lsrll and
L882
$111:an sanmcrlzcunr
, l__,000. Dom-lakes; __s'ol«l' evervwliere.
. chd Colds, \\ story Dischurg as from ’tlu-
Noscun'd' Eyes',Rlii lng not» in the Head.
Nervous Headache
Choking mucus
:i‘evei- instauly relieved.
dislodged
cleansed and healed, breath sweetened. smell,
. membrane
more. and hearing restored, and: ravages
checked.
()ooxli Bronchitis. Droppings into the
Throat. Pains In the Chest, LU apcpsiu.
i- -|i bt su'ength and Flex-111,1.
on
War- t-
01 Sleep, etc”
tired.
One bottle Radical Cure, one no: Oaturrhul
. Solventund Sanloni’s Inhaler, all in one puck-
agc, forming 3 complete Imminent. or all
drog'glsrs ior 9|.
Cure. Berra}: Dauo Ax
Boston.
\VOLW/
plultit. Bl
/9cm\\
ASTER
(vex-V _..VV,_V
Clearing Ont -; Sale!
i..__.__..4.___, ...
, OLLIN 9F" meals Tuudprflontion,
$9.1m III-Ill“. A; loan
e'd oi Rheum-Bum. Neu
Sciatica. Coughs,polds, Wes]:
Buck, Stomachund Boa el'r,
, <shootirg Pains. Numbness
gflysterla. Female Pains, Palpi-
anon, Iby'spesla: Liver Com
All: for Sanfo'rd’sf Radical
n Carillon. Co. .,
It
glu.
ions l-eve'r.Msls1-lu.
and Epidemicouisc (‘ulllna’
Pia-lore [In
SIS-"cry combined with u
.\1- Jaclorlsudlaugh at pain; 25c
2')
Eloc‘ rh
' In. order to reduce, my large
Coaches, Landau Laudaulets, Broughams. Mail Pliietons, .T Carts,
clinicians WATCHES JEWELEY
1
estimated that upwards of
thirty thousand lives have been destroyed by the explosive qualities of petroleum."
The introduction of, PRATT’S SASTBAVLV on was the first pmc—_
tlcal check given to this wholesale destruction of life.
- It was the first safe and reliable illuminating on1 ever made;
‘und,"ulthougli many millions of gallons have been annually sold since its intro-
ductlou, no person has over sufl‘e‘rcd by an accident fi-oan its
use, nor has any Insurance Company paid a. dollar on
loss occasioned by it.
Why, then, should any rlsi; be taken in the choice of a burning all when
PRATT’S ASTRAL can be obtained at the present low price?
Be sure to insist that dealers firs-lulu]: you with the
genuine article. as immense quantities or interior oils are sold annually '
'us saunas ASTRA],
Pratt Manufacturing Company,
46 Broadway, New York, V
Sole Proprietors and llanntucturers.
l
5
JESSE nOPsoN.
FINE on B B I AG E 3,.
Village arts, Hearses aud-Undertaker’s Wagons.
He‘ would ch11 the attention of those desiring Fine Carriages in any style and
design, that he has had -u practical epcrieuce of twenty- -five years in the manu~
lacturo of Fine Carriages, would also invite attention of Livervmen and Under-
takers to his very Fine Heurses and Undeitukcr’ s Wagons of the latest and most- .
approved designs. He- would also inform them that he was manager for the Youlc f
Hearse Mfg. Co;.-' for 10- years and” is new sole proprietor.
Carriage Repairing in all its Branches.
NOR WALK. CONN
11581.,
pay attention tolier personal appearance
' and; those who breed beautiful cuts take
advantage of this and give the animal a
Few people know that cats cannot be kept _
in health unless they be supplied with
the feline dweller' in cities; nevertheless,
grass may be pulled for a cut. I have
known it placed between two bricks' in the
corner of the scullery, where it would
keep fresh for- u week; and be always
handy when the little creature wanted it
There is no domestic animal in our pos-
session more fend of cleanliness in every
any than puss. Habits of cleanliness in
the house are very easily taught; and a
well-cured for and properly treated cat
will even teach her kittens to be cleanly.
But pussy ’11 food ought always to be nice
and clean, and the dish that contains it
should be washed ev Putting
fresh food among: that ’whioh has been
leftfromuformermealisu sure way of
preventing a; cut from enjoying, or even
touching it.
If well fed, a cat’s coat is beautifhlly.
soft, thick and sheeny,uu andshe seems to
take a‘delightin keeping it so. : When ill
or neglected, the coat becomes rough and
thin- Itisusuullyuftera meal that puss
sits down contentedly to wash herself and a
‘
tiny bit of butter after liq dinner, or put
a little cream on her paws She requires
no other incentive to cause herto proceed
forthwith to groom herselfull liver. The
oil of the, butter and her ownsuliva seem
to fox-iii u kiii'dV of soup, which acts like
magic when applied by means of her
rough tongue to the coat. Sometimes a
outrequires to be washed. The water
should be lukewlirm, the soup the mild-'6
est preamble, and the towels with which
erution she ought to be put iiito a clean
room until thoroughly dry, or, what is
AND SILVERWARE
JA'.:‘._VKS;i6l’S
Owing to the great depression in most kinds of manufacturing
interests and the consequent dullness of trade, we are prepared to
offer c'xtis. inducements to buyers We have a full line of the above
named Vgoods,an'd are confident that we can suit you both in quality
and price. '
‘ Watch & Clock Repairing & Jobbing
a specialty at
later still, laced' in_ u cleun,V ”am We" Penouo 1
3°... 11. hi . P” “8° stirrltrsaldlld‘35'mii6
l " A cum—‘.‘ 'smamm VV V_V'V““‘\\
The Frenchpeoplelove the mysterious. V : V ,_l, .57 V,\‘\
‘ undmuybereudilyimposeduponbyuny' \ V '_ ' .
show of jugglery. not 16th ago ’u Paris: ,. , . .9' ,9 g .
undoctor sot up an V'estu ent‘ in my, .. ‘
fashionable locality He assumeduhigh ,g' ,1? ,IV " r, 5. ,.
sounding name, furnished his house 9:: .‘VCi ' ' '
. weird and fantastic fashion, engaged H .- .
Vemu looking and taciturn more, and ‘V FORTHE an T~ ““15
announced that he could onlyseeputieutu .. Vb so 5 ""50”.
after the hours of midnight arm the gray they are angrily 32:1 itmmmlnié ] .
dawn of the morning The erect vii hmlntursacpa'e nitrate:
electrical. EveryV week-minded person I m'cggmlithlfihxm AM" Pm}: Tum-2
with maladies i'éulV of imaginary flocked
to the new mam; who scou begun to
reaps. golden harvest, At list the sus-
sheisdriedverysoft andaffol" the op- in!
picions or the police were aroused: The ~
commissury puidhimupersonulvisitl'
on u a. Sunday Accommoduiwt
( L. W. .5ANDIFOKTH,Supt
" water. Ifa cut does not get water, she “ 1., a. “-46 ll nonhuman,
will have to map herself to it This in ‘,';‘f‘1'f§"; ”’0'“ “6'38” 11,. Now 1....
thecountryshehasgcncrallyachuncecfd-o bis -.8 81:31:53}. "1'3?“ m 5:}.E‘P""
113, but n'ot' in towns. Asuucershouldbe 3:3 .: Q‘fffizg‘m if; 2‘. ‘ ."
always kept' in a corner for pussy, andthe in); ;: Apccm’iron 516 ~13. '
water ought to be clean, and fresh every 125 .. B afipfifmx :25. .Afifgrlim
morning 3.3; If L‘l“"i.‘--, 755 :8 “1:331"
Another thing thatcuts do not thrive 908 '- Locales. boo: “Vldillili‘rmn
'well without' is grass. Herein, again, the $3,; Egg?" Sign" ash .cgirFx
happy country cat has the advantage of “‘5 “ Accom “‘21:?be3|1 m
r 2Leave South Nor-w k {or New Haven:
.uqush. RX: 540 mush
633s. in. Acr-om’tion V b“ ’.’" flourished“
"35 " Milk train V “ s N moon!
3 W ‘ Accom’
Lion . 658 u 5 7'1
"0’1: 3' Bostunex. 7-29 " SpN‘ $43.?!
48 Accoli’liou 744
n 3": chclal
“ S N slun- llll
‘1‘“‘29- In. Boston ex.
on ' Accom’tion
.2' Accom'tlon
212 ‘ Vlioculex. "’55 "
all! 3- Accnm’uon 1119 “ £33111: 2:
451 1.00.104: Ill? .. " “
.. Localex.
“2
& Me
Schooner JOHN G.
will heremor'muk
between Norwnlk an
gr :31“ .‘g‘orwulk, lo
I, orwul ver F
31::ng :zkensoh b will! 1:121:34; E. ii.
ind TUEsfiuY'SV" Re Yorkmn MONDAY S
will; Highest
a sir
duce. a? m
4.1.
Vomlk. AprlllloI
Krlclerlnclél Staamllal fa
‘7"1'—--‘—-:-.-'-'
Freight Lludllrect. to New York,
Landings. 'V-Plcr 23 E. 11.,
foot B ____V____mun Street.
Lower Rates—‘.— lint by any other Line.
THE P‘ilo'PELLEn
Sundayssooii. M
. -. 9“ “ “kg-It
Kerr’s
13" 1“ ’5"
31:11.13: 1.. B b
regular wzelilyyxzrh:
New York,uo , 1
lug Meeker nrolll’el-lsg:
Charity; offiqrwalk
an orwalk. 1c i'anlnl
Thur-d an and 311th. V1533; Burgh lhgelg:vy:s'
sow tubules-loyal Wdl cinemaymmu m-
'lt.’:s.".':’.:l.".l°:.‘.;'fif.'5 "°°‘ °' “6'6“
0
m deliver and receiver?! iii Souk Rona“
Freight taken frou' a received for all
no on the Derby Norwalk and She-
pang Railrosdo at very re ‘c‘ed rates
Upon application tonic gents city at Nor-
walk, Will be cent In: cur-1's! lots of freighl
'uu'vvh‘e‘rcroln New York a- lts vielnl l.1y
seem lrtdi 11g
ailments but
rot do av
Issuer 5
00111111311111 fills
are" m gilt 'with grsv' perihn
but cure g,1bcin :11. me man
TREE TAB C(BD AL.
BRONGHITVIS B ASTHMA.
Thu.- -flrslrnsmed “use maladies results
L . 'V V V " . . -_1 beproductive from then- lead iln mi'h
Lground hem to have had artificial 1 , j .,r~- 1. . as much intelligentcureto » . .1 p a 11,611)", begun in
pairs! prevents the _ . '.'..' 4_ V ,VV tered th heads f . . and uskedto see his diplomas. To his ”mag? 66‘6 6-. L'mm mutants
£26666 .. ., 66-6.6.6 a... stock ,p, .. em. .. IA 0 K S o N ’ s . more no. .., m can-..»
e ain orsu cring : '.' ,-v~.- " .6—6 ' ‘ , ' , , . . . ram r mull.“
leheh'gjfmgio eochIalnptheir fill of the the teeth and consequent. ,wV—iA/I j ; those who have for yearsbeenurging and my new ‘Vstore -Whlch is being , . the Wmdlwam! taken 8003 ‘19: 66668633 oiisiigle lgfmm-wggdp
VV ' V if"? "V" 6,15%" ' - ""‘rV V" '7’” demonstratin the vital importance of 1 ' ' grees‘, butthut hehadgradua‘tedwiththeg maul maul some “,1:qu all
- Q & S .ple luiies ff; ii 11 have escaped the extraction olilierools, avoid Ff . 3. - ..- g b it Vd up at. ’to {he National . , _ ms sac AVE‘COB
-8..-..'....°_r.. ' 5 g6 ll“ 1“. gm,” Berg amicfionsV would i the min and “”385",, 6v 5”- ’__,V "' -; forest culture. The usual practice up- "1 .1 l e . highest honor-sat. the VPuns university. . g'nufl E: gummy“ or;
E5 is A ,3; E; g}; ~V, sml’ (if h‘fel'és” and dreary if not bit- ng ‘ I V ' 3;, “““ J pears to have been to cut down all the Bank of Nag-(walk, I shall jmme- G M E RTZ & so N S Jm ”he Wmsm aw how". 5 emails-yr massed mutual-unnu- 1
~- 11 annoyance 0‘? a Plate. "6%?" ' “ , trees on a section, except the young I ' ever, the doctbr eutreuted himuotto let -. ' gngglgcgggggggg, Weak h ,
(Mousdjrom 145‘ "Wk-l tel" Ithas been Indeed from sue ' 111911 B this method roots' of ‘ .5. " sh ts (11 the brush and branches diotely VCOVVfllVVD'lVGDCG and he“ at . . . ‘ my oncknow' of his high qualification r‘chl’sandcihcrdrasesofmesec way I:-
tlmt the doubting cry has come. Is life y , ' 00 an cave _ ‘ ' _ asked SOLD BY at. ouucolcra.
”0W atclr L’asesam Made. . worthlivingf .. 6,1ng more mned expe- teeth which hire still firm in . V . new. to dry, and most hkely catch fire the . , . .' The commisary, withsomesurpi'ise, rules 52"”? ,-.
’s‘ ‘V‘ ' ' .. " "gm 6th anszmsrs to that position may be remored ‘0 next year. And thus what the axe may Bottom Rates , ' . . himthe reason of hisdesireto canceolso War”.
euéelé Q" - guestitifi; . , perfect usefulness and beam 11:33 lift-1:18 $1110 0211181111185, 90 that: it ». . - ' fl ’ Vfighylgmfltfghzmfidefii: :g‘gfiV '
., ' 1 V. .' . - . ,r 00 as oug every precau on .- - . ' . : -
mm ' V' a ,5 ’3 6 113‘ be “$5418 11qu ‘ -- ”d made so solid than um had lyieen takeuto destroy our forests as Hero iii an excellent cl once for . o _ , .' dents only knewthuthus u more doo- ., -. <- ' -,
Nowoveryvehu . Yet most men would givé' the. answer will pe'rfole [he oflce at so Vtor rucfioe would vanish like the -- 1
number' 15 constantly increasing. which says most for the pleasentncss of _ . V rapidly as. possible. It is the custom of me WOOD CARVERS AND TURN!) as my P V,
son of this increase is this: lathe James -. ' . . . , mastication lrke the natural Americans to speak rather patronizingly _ V , V . 9 snow.” . . 1}
Boss! Gold Watchaiscallthe metalinslght 146—61.“, 68 a Whole. life 16 nelthel _. h of the Canadian, butm this mm, they R I B _ V V _ V I I .. ~- . fl
and subjecttoweurissolid gold whilethere— bitter nor sweet, neither sharp nor cloy- lecl . Th la in th ea. argains V ' WEAT- JonVN 0mm EATS. all 1. r , i , .
mmdi”‘l“°”°”"'“d'i‘VV'itg‘hmif W... 6 6666 W... '68 $6636.26... rain... ..2 CONTRACTORS & BU‘ DEBS wm 3 " ‘ ‘ ‘
.. strou er meta on gun » _ 1: - _ . . ovmce o 8 VV .. ‘ . . . V , . . It bubl —t;nish toknoha. . V
V 3:53; g8“ Whats; 301d is needed no, but“: :vee22Tngfigcl, however to 'in- remain in preper DOBmODL ‘1: cutting 0f pine trees 11111855 theyure 1“ StOVes, Ranges’ C-rOCker-y’ " > ' . . ' . . J ' 9 that threfi-rgourthybfif all It-liJEWchick!!!“V :V The G” VV VW
Ulfistkgggfid figfio hm "fix‘éfiw :11 3‘13““ Whit '3 ‘h‘i m‘fi‘ms‘m 1:" the 7““ attach an 6'6“," se me W91“ inChes 01' Over mammal“ “‘5 the Glassware and all the miscellane- V . bmughttothjsmmtareeonsumed by . ”tea mach"
ducjng a, watch case euer coanth gord fiqll'leSthD, is'ifl’e WOVflill Mg? Though Teeth to them and TéSlOl‘e butt, andthesnmotunberduesm charged ous , articles ‘which come under PORT OH- STER, N. Y. . the Chinese, 81111 that nine-tenths Of 8“ M”: .Y 9110' . V m.
and at exn-nALF the cost. itis clear that if fife is not worth living V mouth to its original comfor upon thesmull logs as upon' the large . : , , ,. . . . . . . the timid ducks brought here share V113,. Mum VW 4ng2 E1... of t
l “n V} iii-609.0 00 of thesemsw 35w,” fi: “16V the obeeweapcfion of equlufio'n has been wnhour [he use of a plate. ones, which has had the salutary 65663 0‘ my 11 no. , same fate. The longer onelives‘ themore Eggs tidbit" cumin: 1: S '
*5 m mafia-Nd doblitriu‘d’ mm“: “a the resulting 1““ 0f fizfixfigmtg‘igfimgw dgéfm‘mnumethmtg’: Also, Proprietors of the he find: by jimminyout. and insteud of . m Don," “5me E -_
merit. . L mm,“ mom Deck 5, 1m conduct are a mistake, while the reverse V T; 'E. SW.‘ FT . D]; s. Th 111 Inn to theChinumm f‘easthlgonmt Pie, us he BLUE LLS . 3'
I law. rush. of “rim-111.. ' .bous 's‘ht 1113‘]?an must be heldifon the whole life is well . ’ this direction 90 XII; is P16. C E; V] &V dllllll “18R h P WPOP‘IhflymPPMdtOd", he has in”? 112qu ly. ,t , Kid
llfihfifiém .. fg‘éfigwg ”a mozflfilivmg, yet, so far as- our subject of , Nan-walk. . tect our forests byarigid w, and to en- V “me 1.. y “S Orb GhQSter. Planlng Millsp three times as much chicken pic on his §%$ figs:- snarled: .
V magnum! Mushy ‘V' ' mum e"mg}VViiiV(11:ii'y]'V is concerned it insiders not :12th N9.- .9.V'V. UV eat Avenue’ courage the culture of trees on all land bill 'of fureus the white mun, and 'nine , estuudbeo V .0 9g
are pflmgggfigggfio‘fmfifl? which view we take. That which' is com- V Ecru is luseless £11131; luggthmgrpose- - times as much's'tewed duck. 33111011111: a? I - V are slckIfu
, =° .. ' . alums" mentobotli vievvsmalLWe have to _con- enca. asmuc 0 111 “PM. V _ man is peculiar Geese or‘ tur 9” e um mattcrwliat
i9 20.,” sell ' ‘.'ol ”38,3518” .rQY-V‘gll. slider.“ Tlleulan who holds the}. .life is BUTL ER’S .' SAFES frfom thinutionstzf Enropéifiin “$131121:- ,. . DOOI‘S, SflSheVS BllndS, Mantels) MVOIIlldngS, Stair Rails does not ourefor, and wild ducks or any glib-93cm 3011. .630
““06““66” “m m°mm ° 0' V‘ - 0 Wine 39' e inspiru 0“ ° . ‘ hichhus been shot are an
an,“ $3, 1, ”orvmnmmmpm. tutlon worth livid... so thinks because he be- ; other gamew . substance? II
V 0 6 31°11 “NJ “summing: lieves that the pleasures of life on the excellentsc ools efforestry, urboriculture V and Newels a SPVeCialt'Y1 in White WOOd, Pine ' I abomination m hiulmond'lheped 0y“ } tonsilleg‘lndnr‘: Don'tvés‘l: ”the“ I
rm,rvrligle_9utu'e1ehs its pain and sorrows. ';V c: has becomeuscience. and H a W d “Heup' like’ em alive” is John's remark Unison“ 0:0 mm“, the:
. The man who holds that"; life is not :V A LUMINOUS ”93m. w n S t ’.'t al' 00 VS. when any“ dead fowls lire ofl‘cred him. has,“ t gagggggm
' worth living does so because he thinks ' " a ' __ . a r ee His taste in fish is also peculiar fie Urine Use is you.
this pains and, sorrows of. life out' g Lieutenant Dick, of the Russian army, -l3-,U' ' avoids salmon, but 8063 his 135* nickelon ." °flggi Invalld’a Friend.
on a some. so m... .. .. s. 3.. 1.66 discovered .. new 1...... powder , . . . ., Final Clans Furniture 11111111 Trim all Dnnlralilnl, mall to 86668 6666666 6 '88 “6'6““ 686 - " a... mm
independentlyof allideas as to what noel ’— ”a which has three 1,0010qu yellow . . . - . . , ‘ fluhwhichhas been long 01112;: qutel' - “'13? “cg: ' shouxpadegvfiu by
therealpleasures or the real pains oflife, ; '. 15V and violet. thelust-mm gr. V gthelnost _ - , , _. , . _ . Well, thesulmon is a royal t is " read é'i‘ m 5870 your
,or whelhei' life here is most to be coir- 3H'l . 5"“: WWW lighti; Mixedlwith water in a’ V V -, - order 111mg BBSI Cililllllll Slflh and F 1mm deuthtodogs ”(111%an soemto 383°“ ..: . - m k ‘uutumtzfmmaw
sidered or chieflyafuture life with plea. ;= '2 V: 4 glass vessel, unillnminutinghquidispro- , . I , V. , ‘ . . withOhinumen. The -mflVBSiV6..-‘7 brain ,of . ,. T‘ a: . a 1.043;”
sures or pains far grenterin intensity and .,. a (laced which may prove very useful in . , . V .. Plans and Specifications for Buildings 'orV' Decorations furnished on 3116- 06110661811 is the only one “’16 *0 , “'3,“qu m, o,
in duration than any known here.’ V ' mining and military operations. The il-. a, 0 V, all e 0 , . . . a V. » . V. . . ,. . , cope'with and successfully W the . “mm rm heuwmg‘mhfyom,
o laminating power lasts for eight hours, V V .9- . .,_ . V _, . 0 application. phosphorus. and phMV», of the. 1m .’ VV gags 'LP VBIVTTEE Swfllcur!
““3 W‘smi'fg“. mmns' , __ :_ I I when fresh powder mustbe added. . ' -' ' ' .V ’ ‘ ' . - Chin-00k. . ,_
. , . . ..- .. __ _ one. alumna. L. '.'MEBTZ. "ciao. 111“er , -———--o+----.- [Ill-’8 “I'M"
0918b and Joe Willard are among the ' ' ' " ' 1 The use of nursing bottles for childrol: ~ - -' (V ' ' -‘ ,, ’ 1:16 R Theflrstprincipleof true politeness is Vlllollngleut hgfl‘gfilnllfihmmm
wealthiest of Washington’ s wealthy men, _ b' t th P M tern- V V . , ‘
says the correspondent ofu Cleveland Established 1850.: , .-. -. Formerly Valentine at Butler. is strictly prolii 1 ed at e uris s _ ., g ,_ V v not to V059,“! against such dispositions 0
P9P? vpVJVlgyV came hVere when they were 1y6-W.H. BUTLER, 291 BVrVoadv'vay, New. York. it? Hospital-V MAnur'Ac'runnur- or I; ,rluunsus in V the minds of otherscsareV almost W.
. .. . _ . ' n . . ~ ‘ ' arable from our species. '
The following from Mr.
E. J. Raymond, of the
Erie and New Eng-
land, Express Com-
pany, No.34 Center.
Street: V V
‘Gentleinenz—You ask me
what effect Lewis’ “ Red-v
Jacket .Bitters” has had in
my case'... In answer will,
say, that for the past eight-
een months I have been
chock full of malaria, as you I
fifteen to eighteen,D «ruins of
quinine daily when bl beganl
thence of “Red Jacket Bitu
ters.”. I have now used four 1
bottles of the Bitters. andi
am for the first time in eight- 1V
ecu months strong and well.
They pro worth their weight
dirty white, which looks like atome, with ;
- its tightly-closed blinds and its forbidding
exteriOi. He has a wife, but never goes .
into society, and he' is thought by many
to be a mun—hater. A negro servant
always answers the door, and it' is impos-
sible to gain. admittance Recently I
called on him at hisbusiness den. Going
through anarrow passage, over un'uneven,
negro janitor'up a pair of steep stairs,‘.
old chair as I entered. Tull, dignified,
and rather good-looking, Ithoughthim,
overhanging his eyes, his big nose and
strong jaws. Hewas in u talkative mood,
hishobbywus making money. He dis
coursed for an hour on Jay Gould, Yam
Joe Willard’s oflice' is a peculiar price."
its well is cracked, and the oldest of
broken furniture stands about the room:
row fifty or sixty glass ink bottles, which
a piece. An old brick or two lies on one
table. a. broken horseshoe on another, and
. the floor beneath has neither carpet nor
is a curious den.
'gtabnegk
dilapidated floor, I was shown by the
and soon stood in the presence of Joe
and .l noted his great bushy, white brows, ' -
and, like many other rich men I know, .
derbilt and others, giving me- interesting .
Agruteofblazingcoulis fr'ainedinu»
woodenmuntehundonthisstundina-~
cost, when full of ink, perhaps five cents '
. , " Finn" P. I N
Geo. "S Gregory .. 6
I ”cure 'lor lol Scinlnnl W oak
" ncus. Sucr'inatorrlunn. lmpo
leery. Boarding balm.
Feed and Exchange
‘ 'Ahuke“; as loss
"f; Universal Merit
. BFfiFflBE TAKIRIV Pigmutui-e‘G
. 'VVt E1 WABE Vof
. 0B in 1 m mom ,
V ' ' leels l‘ldomV whodlrliemedlclml
' , is boliu'hf do not refund: in"
refer you to the lu‘auhl'fl' 1
V crsmnd 'llic requirements :1 .
'Vi'uicli that they are remain in“??? 1
batsmcomp telle“ with. Scelflclr' '“"‘ ;
writ'mn' Ell, ranted.“ A teru'Vl'd -:_
when" drug?
szwsi
'16} to". 143.1113th
1 (in realm: llor'scCar Depot. 3
.Vvonw sun-cons.
l‘ amine-cs lurnlslicd u' all home.
our otmnllon and; "antler": inVlvd rivc rs.
ll’oor, Wlutc it l‘o.
grsls at ti p-i 1|)ucl; age: orlsix pac’kuueul‘gorllb
the mom v. fillll‘éfinfig‘THEG A‘Y ME DI-
Clxl: UIL. lull‘alo' ‘4 ‘ “all! by GEO B,
PL SISTVE'II) cur. Mal'n'hhil Wallets. Nor-11.111113-
sin-1 6:: W islilngt'on r 'Norwulk.‘ - .
(:onrlc
UV
V our use £1. 11111:. mi
.B \KER’§
' other securities.
‘ R. ILWAY INVESTMENTS.
“l1 dueciulty: m the selection mulestlmste 0!
"Which their long connemlon with "Poor'sV
Manual of .ltailroudi”gives them spicialn’d-
quulugcs. Horrespondeuec invitch and in- -
vuiries answered. Deposit accounts received
and interest allowed ,
353111 V. }
IRON FENCES.
E SUBSCRKBER having returned in
tor-milk, 1111.1 loculcd :1. ‘26 Leonard st. .,
“ll-ought Iron
"1. Oil s's' be'eu removed.
01‘ Cocoa mixed with" Starch
VV- therelforelur'moru e‘conomlca‘;‘=
. 11.. is delicious, nourishln,
.utrengthemn Ve‘usilydlucu}
. VV VV. inhen .,
V V 'VV 'V' Sold l$611M.» Evomhu
Tl} W Baker&tn..llnlchesler has
is preparing to lurnisu
'unl'iiillng
, tency and till Discxéesol Sell.
1 Memory.
de,P1un in
ly- Back. Dimues- or Vlaipilg,
V’ ‘ re'm'utureV mu ‘A‘uemnd 111..in
' ciherillseascs mat lead min:
”or: cogeuvmpilon and s
advcrusments‘l'RAVDE MARK
“The Specific." M’cillclhe' ls sold by all drug-
or will he sob % tree by H111" on the receipt of
-lt'
11:15 Hi) e limes theatren‘gtb
Arrowroot 511 Sugar. and is
_ and admiral) 'yV 'a'dathV'id for ln-.
while as well as for per-Venn
RAPTDI’I‘Y 0F THOUGHT.
tion or condition at the time, and is more
The time inquired to transmit an orderto
the muscles by the motor nerves is nearly
sumo he that required by the nerves
- of: sensufiomth pass a sensation; more-
over, it passes nearly one-hundredth. of a
second before the muscles are Vput' in mo«
tion. The whole operation requires one-
fourth to two-tenths of a second. Conse-
omon. or, run Await!» amino, .'
V'"Tl'ie origin cf the word ‘V‘qiieer"' is due
regular the more sustained the attention. -
quently, when we speak "of an active ard- »
"V' out mind, or one that is slow, cold or
' ' ‘frlthdhc, itisnotom'erefignreof rhotoribi'
WINDOVV' Vl“ RADIES,_
honor-Nd, VV
PICKETS 550V
QQ.’IV\7V¢VV3VV1-wm11u ‘ . Oonn.
to Quin, the actor; He bet£10V0 with‘ u
nobleman one evening, that, by the next
meniing at breakfast—tiara, there would
be ~u word in: most people’b months that
. gyms néver heard before. Thut night'm
when the tlieatrchad cloud, he got all“...
the principal streets. ,
'On the flags the word
9
-iug_ such Van unusual sight. 'Somo be-
to e not .“Vin most peg
-Horwa1k,Au¢.1882.
.-
able to’ him.
I
. ed it was significant of danger—tint a
’ et enemy was near. mid. this was his “
'chword; so the oven] went the rounds "-
most amazing my It might besaid ' ' V" . '
smooths." bill "if V
'1 . "‘1'-in everybody's month ‘~ Quin ofcoiirse '~" . '
veneered rim-a w
ood Work,
NTS
PATE
ttli era-mama
.59.: new...
nights ”for the Units-2m
balk-‘.'
,Vlcuuumfroo. WAN???“ 1.
next. morning people ism, startled by see- '
«Patents.
y
m...“ .
a," tit...
gm é
,Nm HAVEN, } - Willur' d: the milli' 'onuire.’ A queer-look? V m mmmcm c m u" . . ,
6 2. 'n man, withab' head coveredb the . . ' . , - Th die n51 ered tin
August 1-, 188 1 g. . 18 . . l’ . VV .lfsll‘fal'll’ld'lhihllli. EASIER Il'l‘AlllllI." butan absolute andcertuinfu’ct'thutsuch . . ”\‘l' .- (7 F“ .- , CHICAGO, RVVVOVVCK ISLAND 85 PACIFIC: ‘9va _ ehe hog is co d a p cely
LEWIS & Co ' whitest hm: unthhe bu} htest black eyes .. .. ' On account olcorlnlerl'eltstwe ane allom- “dislincfioni with “171118 “MOVIE, - --Hal’d- “00d ‘-U‘mg, t iommg - Being the Great central Line unord- to travelers b lesion of It: unrivaled Booz h- m 3’ and is eaten in Spain
MESS”- " that 9V8! 1001‘“ Into me 1039 from an c‘gFKfilggmg'figgfi; ofi‘gg'g%lff3“w§ich "V Wally exists. V , . V/ ,1 . . . . l ' ‘ graplllcul position. the shon'est' and best route b’enzoon the East. Northeast and and GMT It 1*} frequently eaten by
w» do ire 10 send me by 'mnll‘ m- cveer on‘c. W Southeast. and the West. Northwest and southwest. the sick among the African Arabs from
‘ It I: literally and strictly true. that Its connections are all or the prlnolpul Ilnoo
. of road between the Atlantlo and the Pacific.
‘ By Its maln line and branches It teaches Chicago, Jollet. Peorla, Ottawa,
La Sallo, chooses, Moll'n‘o and Rock Isian‘d, In llllnols- Davenport. Muscatlne;
Washington. Keokuk.'Knoxvllle. Oskuloosa..- Fair-field. Des Memes, West Liberty.
lowa City. Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon, Harlan. Guthrie Center and Council Blufls.’
in lower callatln, Trenton. Cameron and Kansas CI ,er1 Mles'oun‘, and' Leaven-
worth and Ateliluon 1:1 Kansas, and the hundreds o clues, vIlIages and towns
intermediate. The
“GREAT ROCK ‘ISLAND RGUTE, ” V
well know. I have employed V passagesintheir careers, andinterlardingV ‘ V others ' hired as 2 to mm 1121 rly canoe cum to t'ra '1 i1 is if one. 93V and con-irons
., u ” air “an ' ‘
were!“ thSicians vithout V l lliV VVVVV BAN REE. 5’ ‘ "" ' -' V -'Blllaklall; 8.8003 the supers hpd . born he a ”m "'.' “Mir” e533,, ”0’3 fig” Inc: door to a smooth track [”9 brid 9:15:36: De groan: all gonnectlng polnts - ~ .. - - -
k f his remarks now and then Wit 1 a meta V‘ .45- Wall V911,, ' New York. {1111118th each With“ V ‘lumP ofchalk, V :W“°Wh?lluiioi¥n the Fast Express Trains. comlaoued of cgouimompusp WELL VENTILATED. WELl: porcupine is-reckoned dollelous food in
avail, and was t6 mg 10‘“ laugh ' Brokers lino Dealers in Railway and in :‘3. v; 033,?$333,“.ii’32'l‘1321’éfli‘3 and “meted one“ logo through" “fill-1m" W” Wmmwfing. mien-m Hearse, :13va cesoisvenrn and ELEGANT ’oav coscses- a line of the America-and India, and resembles suck-
' ‘ " ' . moor maomriceu' r Hooves nucuumo CHAIR cans ever built; PULLMAN's lug-pig. The Dutch and 110mm,“ are
latest designed and handsome" PALACE SLEEPVIHO VGARS. and DINING CARS
that are acknowledged by press and people to be, the FBNES‘IV' RUN UPON ANY,
ROAD I", THE COUNTRY. and In which superlor meals are served to travelers at
the low rate of SSVENTY-FIVI CENTS EACH. . . .
THREE TRAINS each Vway between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS ouch way between OVHIOAOO and MINNEAPOLIS and S‘VfV. PAUL,
'vla tho lum'oua
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
Juliuu'ryV I.' Im. a' new lln’e will be opened, We senses and Kankulvee. between
Vlwport Howe.- Rlchmond, Clnclnninl. Indianapolis and La Fayette. and Oounull
alum, St. Paul. Minneapolis and Intermediate points.
All Through Fa'a'uengen curried on Fast Express Trains.
For more desalted ln‘fo‘m‘rarlon, coo Mapaand Folders. which may be obtained. as
I
.. blackbeur, whichis catch bythe com
- -. man . people, of Norway, Russia and
great delicacy by Roman, gourmunds.
The bearsupplies foodto several nations
inEurope, and its hams are considered
excellent. The flesh of the brown or
Poland, is difficult of digestion, and is
generally salted and dried before it is
used. Two bears here eaten in Paris
. during the siege, and the flesh was sup-
posed to taste like pig The Indian
tribes of the interlur of Oregon est bears.
the belief that .Vthe' flesh is Vmedlcinsl.
5Mice undrutsureeateu in Asia, Africa.
'Australia, and New Zeuland. and con-
sidered dainty morsels. The taste of rats
is considered 136' be something like that ot
birds. The Gliinese out them, and to
real 1:0an bauchc. Rats and mice were
eaten in Paris during the siege. The
fond of ity-und it is frequently brought to
the table "at the Cape of Good Hope.
The squirrel is eaten by the natives of
Australia,f ' and the North American '
Indians, and is a. favorite dish in Sweden
and Norway. The flash is tender. and
said to resemble thatof a bumdmr fowl.
It'is sometimes eaten by the lower classes
in England and the United 'StateS, and is
'r aid to make excellent pics; The flesh
,9!th stood ’ rams, “murmurs (inure A :BVoVV‘Vx , LUMBFR . .
welt: ‘ ”5110533 gEullllAlll-Iltkgsugg 1115:9134 lleliggMPgle‘k: V some“ cent invemg‘ “ions relutmg' to V V '. ‘ 9 ., . , V . run results oninmnmi'r sipost-
man V. me o"; three or low union's Liulc cathartiegi’rllu'. louomd by one 1"!" 3"” Speed °f lhought ”9 alumna“? “ TIMBER, who ISV ,uVMAcVoVVusmrso wrm Tris" cs‘o'cr’m-uv or: vars couuvnv. wru. V J V . V
um milli b 1. all th erfifialfiml y “'e‘-y '31"’-'l:' ”"3 htikV’VIiw'ihmiiil Sindhi? “'ifi-‘é'l‘°§’o'r't'i?§ 535v“; "1 the AW” Jam“) ‘9' ‘4'“ “"4 5“” ‘ ~ 1 .. 6.6.6.- BY mmmmc’ me me, THAT 'rus . Five thousand cats are saidtohavebeen
es onaires, 11 eu- 0’15 -. h" 5'“ °" w" yd)“ ° ° ‘ " ences: “Sensations are transmitted totho " - ' . i " ' - P d' th 18%.... id
. \ : b 5‘.” “ll 1.56 ng at child may _ INCLEs’ eoteuin m8 uring 9 31639.
cannot blow the flame of brotherly love ' ' 2,33? ,hiw’yifi‘W'H. o...uglmfilil’lllllll..f“n..1333: 1;Cts aBox,oz' bruin atarnpidity ofubout 180 feet per SF - '- . - ., L. . .mgto theme “worm the a“ ismdom
" into their bosoms. Caleb hates Joe, who VVimy m “1 STANDARD CURE cohlmmmlm 1‘in {new St, Nle b the beu‘ second, or at one-fifth the rate of sound, V V 'LATHVoV‘ 'VVVVV' VV ’ ‘ right good eating A young one well
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