-,-._..54......-.. _... .3 a... ..-..;-l....--.. ..
" may be added to impart color if desired.
. . lard 15, a Russian-1}, anda Mexican '53.
popular favor in Boston. The manu-
‘V feature is very simple. The copper IS
. Plantsvhose driedapd curled leaves are
_ Bartram-flint mesa-tn.- substance 105 the
4
r. -308: 291361 130115.311
:
;, and,.lastly. on the swholejaws, which ap-
.i'
. 1 process.
“that of the load pipe, strength for
5’ « extent aslead.
I cnmpared with the amount present in
nermalf atmosphere, have shown that
their relative propbrtgons: are as 250'to 1.
Q; destroyed—that so often impair-fine value -
' ‘of’their products. It. appears ‘that'rainn l"
» . the intensity of the heat.
., .will. surely, sooner or later-.Lbe returned
, 000,000 human beings. Let every man
"room. upon
"”wei’ght prove too great, the ice break,
’ oldie means: of: the'Mi’d‘die: Chalk,
.,. .»....-.. .. .- .-...~.,.....;... 4. . .
... menu—,6...“ W..." .......,...,,... __,_,.., ..,.._ ... .. .. ,
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ESDAY:
AUGUST 2:518 :43
Dr. Vigouroux recommends a good
lemonade, taken as hot aspossible every ‘
hour or half hour, as not only an easy
semen. ,.b19 hat...ee.».eeeeteflieient We 5'
fondue-r“ head" “a“ i " f
Prof. Miall says that there are to be:
found associated with seams of coal, and
especially-with mandamus-Shelli. the
flattened impressions‘of creatures which
once had life, though at first strenuously
doubted». . ._ .2:
Tolprpserve went! from decay and rein."
gleiflf ,jgfinriaprqpf iitfibu of lime,
shlti‘hgtdi5‘tiooi1505hes may be applied.
Enough of lampblack or yellow ochre
struct-
Bebent’analyse's Bfflthiemgrny matter of
the human brain have shed some light
upon the hitherto unsolved question why
oatmeal is a more potent restorative of
nervous; energy than wheaten meal,
which is more abundant in phosphates.
brain is not compgsed of glycerine, as
was formerly taught, but of palmatinj—an
element of which oatmealcon r, . is, p yery
large pefdeinfiifi; ihggcfi‘ - sixttacrdr:
nary valubfiéairéb .3‘ ,. $1.. 3 '
A G an statistician sa 3 therel are
erm theworyld, and ithat
.50: “gird-$1,909», 0,000 pounds of piper .
Zuninriediont manually half is used for
printing, 600,000,000 pounds being re-
quired for newspapers alone, the icons.
sumption of L‘whichhas risen- .by 200,000,-
000 pounds in the last decade. Ho al-
lcges that on: an average an Englishman '
uses annually 11.1,- pounds of papelr, an "
American 10}, a German 8, a Frenchman
'73.}, an Italian or an Austrian 3;, a Span-
(i _,
*1 ‘5 5’5 ‘~ .2Lliif: i
i’ioffo c: Marilh stresses, 0 skulls
West Kansas, differ from those of hther
known pterosauria in the absence of teeth
and of anterior nasal apertures distinct
from the autorbital openings; iii the
presence of the elongated occipital crest,
pear to have been covered with a horny
sheath, as in recent birds. All, these
cretaceous reptiles belong tothe genus
Pteranodon. Some of the speciesfwere
of enormous size, with dispread of wings
of about 25 feet. ,2
I Tin-lined copper pipes for the distri-
bution of water, and for. all purposes in
purposes in plumbing, are Coming into
tinned in the sheet before being formed
into pipe, and the interior; is, subse- 5
qucntly coated with tin by a very easy
. he cost is no greater. than
strength, while the tin lining is not sub-
ject to decomposition by carbonic acid,
oxygen, or other corrosives, to the same
Someintcresting experiments to : dc
mine the, ’r’étu‘m 'of projectiles fired .1:
various angles have just been undertaken
on the banks of the Connecticut glib-er,
" seminars, with a Gatling gun curringr
balls of 44-calibre. Eired at an angle of
:15 degrees, the ;retnrn-_..ocoupied 50
seconds; while, when fired verticallv
into the air, the interval was only Bl
seconds. The penetrating power of the
bullet on its return, as compared with
that exhibited on leaving. the muzzle of
the gun, was not calculated.
The latest theory of malaria is that the
principal source of thefever and exh ms
tion is to be sought in the Slowly, bnl
cumulatively poisonous influence of the
relatively large amount of carbonic acid
in the atmosphere of_ma1arious dis.-
tricts, generated - by vegetable decay; by
, dvaporation ofrsoil moisture laden With
it, or by upturniug of Earth halarfited
' with that comp’hund. Recentgmcashru-
merits of the carbonic acid in the soil, as
Tobacco raisers and producers of other
of value-in the market, willhbeiinterestcd'
drops, after a shower of a hot summer
day, act‘a's cOndens'ing prisms to the
nearly vertical beams of the sun, con-
‘ centrating the ray upon the surface of
the leaf just beneath the centre of the
. drop, and thus producing a burnt spot of
diarrieter corresponding with that of the
drop itself and of depth proportionate to
The physical comfort ofa man who, of . _.
his own afccord, is industrious, the Buil-
der and Woodworker says; is, in :every way .-,
a matter which 'liaSTan actual-Fmoney? =..
value. Those who are disinclined to
keep steadily at work should be allowed
no pretense of an excuse; of unsuitable
surroundings; The inference it adds is
plain: Do justicélto ybur workmen,
and, as a rule, they willedogjusticeto :-
you; at any rate, an injustice done them
.“.Hl—~ '
TELEGRAPHING: CHINESE.
«.g __ . .
Telegraphiug in Chinese
done in the Same manner as in any other
tongue. Owing to the peculiarity of the
Chinese characters, each of which repre-
sents a word, the DanishTelegraph
Company, (the Great Northern) working
the new Chinese lines, has adopted the
following device :, There arefrom five
thousand to‘Sik thousand characters'ori
words in ordinary Chinese language, and
the company have provided a wooden
block or type for each of these. On one
end of this block the character is cut or
stamped out and on the other end is a
number representing the character. The
operator receives the message in num-
bers and takes the '1 blackz‘hf‘ieach number
' avith intél'esh?
transmitted and‘ stampfi wich the other;
end the proper Chinese character on the
message form. Thus a Chinese message-
scut in figures is translated into Chinese
characters again and forwardcdv'to its
destination. The sending operator, of
course, requires to 'know the‘numciiéal
equivalent of the characters or have them
found for mini = i ‘ , 5‘
W—
A nlA‘rflEMATICAL CALCULATION.
Somebody of a mathematical turn, with
nothing better to do, has made the fol-
lowing computation, which is curious, if
not essentially correct vHe says that a
German mile—about five English miles
——contains 25,856 feet; a square German
mile contains, therefore, 668,500 square
feet. The superficial area of the Lake of
Constance being eight and a half Ger- '
' man square miles, therefore contains 5,-‘
682, 000,000 square feet. There are living-
on the surface of the globe at this mo- _
ment, in round numbers, about 1,430}
have fourvsqu‘arc' feet allotted to him,‘
and if :the' lake were frozen over, the
whole human family might find standing
its surface. Should the
and the whole human race be submerged,
it would only raise the level of the lake
about six inches. ‘ .
He that gives good advice builds with
one hand; he that gives good counsel
and example, builds with both; but he
that gives good admonition and bad ex-
.eryL 31131:, remedy and physicians bad
‘4
ill“?-
..,
‘ru
'7. se Cutledrttsfio dun eiqfiistcl pcr—
jgpgmmca Skin;- negligi; alien-sues man
an . -. .
'. ' C j 'Oi'l'isa.',‘Pcrfcctly Safe Illuminator and. its use will
cannot be «
ample, builds with one hand and pulls
:lmvu with the other.
Pulls Astral 011
ls now universally acknowledged
to be the most perfect Illumi-
nating Oil for family usc'in the
world. _ No :u-liclc of'mcrchandisc
has ever been offered for sale in
.\'
NFANTILE and Birth llumors, nlllk Crusl.
300113“ 1101;“ Ecgqlé‘é‘féégfgllmever .1“) l‘fnéhmnfliiggmgpuIIQDZM showin 0‘ ”$191.1: 01192:... fogntgptlmonlals from the cured—Salicyllca slrlkcu
lid“ 5 'lscfllfi' . )fiyp L i . E a: ‘ ' . Z’. .1»... . ..' ‘ r“ ' -. ~_~ .,- ;' - 5," 5’5 . ‘~‘5'—--~'-'~5‘5" ""- ">-*~~5--~‘"—\ ‘
Dig’cisge'é otmégn cilia; mane Script. a 31093 or m 011$ increase 1‘ g 1 810sz 1th 9": , ‘ j . ; .1
flair, from Infancy to Age, cured by the (.utlcula l 5. V ‘ g ,3. \ S l ll E p . ,,
ltcsolvcnt, the new blood purifier, internally, and lrdductgo . 5'3 é ~,1 . _ E ; .
Cutlcura and Cutlcura 5901': the great skin curns. _ :53 ;g =, é i . , , . , —
externally. Aosolule‘lypmcagld safe, and m (U r 'lS' , ll llljll l" S beenl .0" Ni 0 at the (3,, c , cat: at “3.93., lest);
1"” t‘se‘lffi'fi’m’nm ”Ioniaanbnw“ ,, ' ' g '0, . . 53¢ . n u c—c: cdsp He 1 .lr l ll‘l‘Jtl c‘ll'ccl.
.,. Our thtlB BO .p ,,, , » t l “ ' ’.' .t, (3 ~ ltOlltl mo \ e )0 have led in . l olls )lutm
. . . y a .—
5 ’ll'lr. audi'Mrs'. Everett3S§ellllllls._dficlcll¢n°‘l"a _ } ln 1 ,.
Mass, writes: f‘Ourllttlc boy was terribly anllct- . 5 t k .1 out L 0‘ 5
ed with Scrofula, Salt Rheum and Eryslpelas cvcr - 4 ‘ i; . ., _: . . r . .
slncellellewasborn, and 13031161315 3;“; (figiiieiiitif 56%1’ ado. l ‘ll ‘11 5 an ()ll 1113i: , 5'! ,
. . . .- . . ,. . . , 4....-. ' . , - , __ 1 (
"3:3 {mm him up tilad‘liliiimumll now he is as‘fa'li' " " ' .— 1- 1 )0“ fig ments," “lh‘ilmenls” an'd ‘I‘pf‘l‘lll cures, ’ a \ lien 5
:3 9%y'gi11iiilgnywu , " ‘ & .Qollldfilw‘elye be 1 l: ( “I ‘ ’ your doctor cannot help you, do notfidq pal-buta-
1 . ” ‘ ‘ We'd-"'3'" w" «JJ‘TW‘ 7—in-1 ..v...._v.- .-..-.-‘.I-:‘ -‘ "5.4. 7‘ . '7 , :4.» 0 one Can
1° :a Charm. absolhfély ”safe and of pell’éfl’
€3Werks, ,
J. S; Wéck‘s, Esa.,"l‘owh Treasurer, st. Albaus,
Vt. says in a letter dated May 23: “It works to a
’ Cured the
burning qualities, and at a price
charm on my ban ’5 face and head. .
hemlontirelr 4.1.110. 88.110110. “Cleanefllher‘i’we 0‘ rWlllllll the reach of 5111.
soreszraavt commbgdedggqteptn'glf-gnd Dr. ‘ ‘ _..1
Plasma?" ”‘01-: .1. l“ N “'5‘“ ,5," Consumers should have Spend
' A Terrible Case.
emu es Fayre ll‘fnklc,.61§nscy City Heights. iN. J. care that dealers furnish thcm Wltil
writes; FM .‘ on‘ alve years, was 'com-
"0 . .
lefel fired iembl 'of Eczema by the the "enumc art-1,01“.
iiutlcdi‘ii Remedies. From the top of but head to =9 .. .
the soles of 1115 feet was one mass of scabs”: Eta” :3 H ,3, 3i 31.1? :iéilwfiifi 111% if} i...”
been tried in:
= Pratt Manufacturing Co.,
-—an imam——
a
U . ,
:l-‘of Pale, Lanqullld. K, ,1
Emanclatedchildrhu with plmply sa ows'ln, m
Cntlcura Remedies will prove a perfect blessing,
cleansing the blood‘and skin of inherited impugn. 4‘
ties and expelling the germs scrofula, rheumatism: H:
consumption and severe skin dlscascs. ~- « s.
Sold everywhere. Price: Cutlcuraj’m cents,
Olyehfiéfiflfl; 503%” $931.19; 03’Wfibmg and
nuctc.;Co., Best _ Mass: :5; 335 § .~.
'- §endgfor “ now -01 duckling mesa;
.r'
:50”: More ous asp MdNUFAC’l‘URl-ms.
fl“ ,- " ' '5
.3; .m, a in
”if; .56).: if" .1 siifi‘ gfigvifi
The Astral is particularly adapted for u d in Oil
Stoves, on account of its absolute safely and free-
dom from odor.
S." 4
“any Sauativc.’
forlllc working class. Send 10 cents for
GUI, postage, and we will mail you free a
royal, valuable box of sample goods
that. will put you ill the way of making more money
inafewdays than you ever thought possible at
any business. Capltnl not required, . We Wlll start
you. You can work all the time or m spare time
only. The Work is universally adapted to both
sexes, young and old. You can easily earn from
THE WISE PRE ‘VENT’leKN'Eiés.
" 50 cents to $5 every cvcnln . ”That all who want
‘fi ‘ t‘ b 'wcynaxet so {pr
1 o o. o reg’ot tIlsaii e(,v - I}
s_ ‘ j 0 '0x l o wril . l
Vila 2‘ , r tolls,‘efc., seht frccsw 5 n .
will be made by those who glvc their whole time to
Don’t
dd (‘0.
IIGLERA MORBUS, Cramps, rams, I)llll‘l:llu)ay
Dyscntcry, Indlgcstlon, Cold, Chills, simple
Fevers, Exhaustion, N crvousucss or Loss of sleep,
whether caused by Unripc Fruit, Impurc Water,
Unhealthy Climate, Unwholesomc Food, Malaria,
Epidemic or Contagious Diseases that beset the
traveler or household at this season are nothing to
those protected by a timely use of Stanford’s .ln—
gcr, composed of Imported Ginger, Chorce Aro-
matics and Pure French Brandy. .
S A BEVERATIE, with hot or cold water,
A. sweetened, or hot or cold milk, or added to
ice water, lemonade, effervescent droughts or min-
eral waters, it forms a refreshing and 1nv1gorallng
beverage, unequalled in slmpllclty and purity.
Avoid mercenary dealers, who try to force upon
you their own or other gingcrs when you call for
Sanford’s Ginger, Sold eve? crc. ;
{Tie 3. 5.} ”not Drngpu , a m. 00., Boston.
COLETN haw Life for Shattered
s5Nerves, Pnngul Muscléaslfinn
, , Veakeum rgaus. 0 ,ns
0LTAc'u; Vollalc Electrlc Plaster 111-,
\ ‘ /.5-
E '- E C TRIC highly medicinal Plaster for
for 250. A dmgglsts.
stantly affects the nervous
£4031: 5,5
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
delay. Start now. Address S'l‘ls'sox
Portland, Me.
001.1) MEDAL. PARIS, 1879.
BAKER’S
_ Blflflli‘dll Uflflfll.
lately pure
. h the excess of
110 cd. Ithas three
zgth. of' Cocoa mixed
rrowroot 0r Sugar,
am is foreforc far more economl-
cal. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested, and
admirably adapted for invalids as
well as for persons in health.
p c r f e c t Electro—Galvanlc
Battery combined with a
system and baulshes palu,
nervousness and dcbillly. A
it:
Money to Loafn.
Enquire of O. E. WILSON, No. 3 Gazette
fBulid-
115;, Norwalk, Conn. :u 13
---. ‘11-: lo :lil.’
85% DETRGIY.
\J‘; flirta-
5. Penn‘s. :5
, ‘, N.
i'fil £0
AND. I
E; gingi"; ‘ f
Geo. S. Gregory.
Livery, Boarding, Sale,
Feed and Exchange
Stables.
w“
i
Répenring.
I-l. TILLY’S, .
Main so, South Norwalk; Ct.
.
' JOHN ll. sun‘s,
FLORIST.
EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, SOUTH
OF RAILROAD,
ff 3; City of: Soirth Nor'wnlk. Collin, V '6 I V
.5; . 3:; No. 14: Knight 9513.,
Plapts &FI§W61‘S at all seasons (In rear of Horse Car Depot), _
NORW’ALK, CONN.
Carriages furnished at all hours. 'Ccurteons
attention and gentlemanly drivers. 1v
- 54... we:
.FIOWers for Fullerals furnished and tastefully
afranfied to order at short notice.
THE W E W' YORK' 130.4131) OF FIRE UNDER-
WRITERS Sfl Y .5—“ Bush £5 Dcnslow’s Premium Softy
' rcSzeltfi'n/a Great Saving“ ofLi/‘c 4.1.7ch Property.”
Thisiisit/Lc only Oil in the United Slate-.8 that has ever
bee;1.._.0fi'icially endorsed. by the .New Yoflc Board 07‘ [fire
Underwriters. Further conmwnt seems unnecessary.
. anon SALE Ev ERYWHERE.
C. M. NICHOLS,
DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE
AT
“ Owing to the great depression in most kinds of' manufacturing
interests and the consequent dullness of trade, we. are prepared to
offer extra inducements to buyers i We have a“ ffnll line of the above
[named goods,and are confident that we can suit you both in quality
and price. ' ~ it
Watch & Clock'Repairing & Jobbing
a specialty at r. ,
.rACKS.0N"s.
BUTLER’S SA. FES
'lDOHd HHBHHE
Formerly Valentine 8: Butler.
W. H. BUTLER, 291 Broadway, New York.
Establish 3d 1850.
1y6
,.
F
SALICYLI
The only radical internal remedy. chcr known},
lo fall in a slnglc case acute or chronic. It ex chi-5'
the poisonous Urlc Acid from the blood, which ls
the prime cause of Rheumatism, Gout and Neural:
gia.—.~\s a blood pul‘illor it has no equal. Acting on:
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIFIC .
ENDORSE B BY 9 l D
THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS.-
common sense principles lt cradlcates from‘ ole-
bloofl all poisonous matter which causes dimmed-—
It has been in use for many years and cured a larger
percentage of cases than any other remedy. Scull ~
GoutaNeuralgiga;
afford to live in pain and misery when Sallct’llca”
wlll relieve him and put lllm ln condltlon to attend"
0:02:91: :- were:
81 per box, (‘- hoxcs_t‘or $5.
with full directions In ten languages. Sold by drug:
3:50:00 5:000:10“
Mfr
rc-.
l'H‘l'
1
glsts everywhere, or sent by mail,prcpald,on
cclpt of price. .
Pu“?! E 5‘. COSJ'W.
:ilild #703031 . érka.
vwas.
in. f,
'\ -" r!
l
I
1
HOT l‘
filiclllznn. - : L . :- 00:,»
ea: :sll’cit‘thadz
and act. Do you‘lmow f amt“
Refl‘igerators, .Meat safes},
Ice Cream Freezers, Kc]:
. , , i -
senc Obl'btovcs, 950., are m
great dcrmmdjust a: this
season of'thc year, with the
Thermometer, (by the way I
have them.) among" the nine—
'tieSJ/Olb can not keep ccliblcs
nice and. cool without a
good Refrigerator-and Ice.
Both are cheap this Season.
Children’s Carriages, Cro-
quet, Dish Covers, I‘Vindow
Screens, and Wit-tar Coolers,
arcsclling' rapidly also. I
havcjzost opened the second
Dale of .Mcdticcm t75i~col075cd
.Hmnmoclcs that I am. sell-
, mg at the low price of $1.50
By the way, remember I
keep Stoves, Ranges, 0750070-
cry and a. complete assort-
ment of House .Fud'nishi70g
Goods, and that I will not
be mzdcrsold.
.lt 00
The Gr eat American
GURKSUREW FENCE POSTS.
Referring to our adv. of some. limb ago.
and in response to the urgent request of
the thousands of farmers and others who
have asked it, we have concluded and now
announce that for a short time—as we find
the demand for the goods urgent, and the
hardware jobhing lradc too backward
about taking in and carrying stock suffi—
‘cicnt to supply the demands of lhc retail
hardware trade and the thousands who
want our posts—t0 give all the trade dis-
counts named to the. retail hardware
dealers and to the public, and to supply
them with the gooos direct, unlil such time
as the jobbers take into the channel laid
out by us, as shown by our circular and
price list. And in order to manage this
matter and also the matter of the agents’
copyright clause, we have concluded for
the present to do all the. business cast. of
the Rocky Mountains at the Chicago office.
(Send for circular giviu~ full particulars.)
T. E. Srams, “resident,
1837 Michigan Avenue,
33ft Chicago, Ill.
M. SOHWAB,
OPTICIAN and OCULIST,
,1
\VlLL BE AT NORWA‘LK,
AUGUST 26, 27 and 28, 1884,
At Norwalk Hotel.
Having qualified myself by years of hard study
la the best institutions in Europe, and having had~a
practical experience of twent -flvc years in thls
country, I am enabled at first
most iglproprlate to restore the vision to lts original
vi r nd cure all‘the various dlscases of the eye.
I ve therefore, combined: my practice of an
Oculist with that of an Optlclan, and am now on-
abled to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles of
bpectacles and Eyc.Glasses whlcll are made to
order under my own supervision, to suit my cus-
tomers’ vlslonary ailments.
Consulta‘tion Free.
References—Geo. G. Blshop, Charles Olmstead,
cx-Deputy Sherllr Charles Adams, Mr. Clarence
Nash with J. F. Bonnet, .
o. W. sesame;
Fairlield flange.
ght to adapt lenses
I have taken the agency for this let class Range
for Norwalk and vicinity and fully warrant it ln
every way. The FAIRFIELD is made at the Sang-
atuck Iron Works which enables me to get rcpalrs
or Ranges at a moment’s notlcc with no delay or
expense. I guarantee this Range as the qulckcsl
and most nerfazt baker £010 in the market. Are
adapted for either com or wood and can have water
back if desired. The Fauncld ls made in all sizes,
styles and has a reputation second to none. but
Vrillzi!
commission named in our circular, and I
'""Sii’i-fné‘é‘ébdsfiinnemonto?!" .
It is ho ed something may'lrid‘fhiind to
"nifdre‘cho era loseitslgrip‘rlm; will
A great financier is" a’ E”thief! iwl'iol-suc-
izhceids. . Ambiefijs, ,ajgreatlgfinanpicr who:
an s.
..
(ll
"llll’i; ghue'héf ‘ipflll‘h‘ 1 Hi .vi'l I" Zillllli'l "
- 5 ”Tlilé‘idlét’silazy pail : .II . would rather
have one dalymfi vacation than a: thousand .5
,g'g:,x};s,9.f,-vg5fatl_gmI, 'r {fl-if int: Juli
1’0“de’llceisignedl‘heir:namesgwith a quill
- «WU -.“e’i‘.?‘il’t= 9007.140 ; sighed his With-em.
spoon. , ~. ‘. 'I 5 - 5- 4
' IA .liltlr‘l' hill, 'Sp'lelndin" ' the ,' summer in
fi'l">ii'rote to‘h'er father ~:’ '5 “Please
brush. l/Mine, 13
LIFT-ll l:-- '
Mlilo abilll
liming. met-a sawtooth-z
limiting”; _, .
What is the difference ..
, logrnphy and the whooping con 11?
5500:0024- mczsanneyr ahd‘ ~ the ,
5-Il'innl'lies;u'til wui‘! 1.: _
An illiterate soldier -dcntr‘ived<'to: spell.
jgllihuw I 5:1 :
L
- )l‘nw‘v 9,1 rr 0, _
l. , l .4... , , chained?” 1
He wrote it
”‘5'0’x’v2’it h‘." I n"“‘-"‘" '7‘
! H5.
"f ’hi lass :I‘ll lSiiiul‘nbrfi”! remarked ‘flhb politi-
.:b:rll ntulupsrspeaker asidllmsent ,tOJlC‘dCL
quarters [OUTING ‘31‘1199t9-13e-91lmgf-“5'. 7' 5
nkled fl or" at. three
i'iilnlut a tacktbespri _
5" r3" flock "in the 'morn’ilig in ‘ search
1
ofa
'lilln'sl'iu-‘(llltiqi’l‘ani illv‘l. .':»ii(ilt:1lliv
:--‘-‘ HOW: 11:0 050m luminance. vs-fri-ngg-y ?”
I
dhol:onawheth’er'tllcwordzrefer'slto a per-
5 watershed” .,; . . ,,
.0 cinenmiredaqn intends to;.billi1d~fli ... ,. i ,
eSVoshipgton, folio: ’
1..
ml-mndspme hetel,,iu .
ll: stone: Ilig'h. ,' 'Ciiicihnati' editors,
!" .ls their-papers "show,“ lave-5n “penchant
i l'tJE'tnllrsfiO‘llillQ'. .iiv.:"«-' .45! ,'~.':' I
..ls»\'s:a.'s_.\r00lsl.eil .11 aallnnisht .rwith' one
”$31,303,? p1, thereon); said it could not be,
'~ done
2itfirurlrngnoranceis1)::inlulg.5‘/ ;:5. . .
5 ”f Re! two: "palltbeare'rs . were walking away
, i had a .ncinrhbor,
5““; Véil,” .
v'dl‘l got‘ ti) come, ifiwerlivefi" l '.
one said,.to the other.
I
shiny new beaver foll' in a mud hole:
f:\Vouldn’t you hear some tall swearing
ll I hadn’t been converted last week!"
. “The bread of life is love, the salt of
hie is work. the sweetness of life is poesy,
and the water of life faith.- A true woman
IS a compound of them all." Isn’t that
a pretty dish to set before your wife ?
An old lady gave this-tins her idea of a
great man : “One who is keerfnl of his
01091189. don’t drink sperets, kin read
without spelling the words and eat a cold
dinner on wash day without grumbling.”
“ Have you failed?" inquired the ma.-
jor of the colonel a few mornings since.
.“ No, what gave you that idea ?" “Well,
:I don’t know,” answered the major, “ex-
cept that I see you have bought a stylish
l urn out. "
Bigsby was telling Blobson about a
friend who was injured in a railroad ac-
cident. “He ought to have got heavy
damages from the road, " said Blob-mu.
“ He did,” replied Bigsbv; “he got both
legs and an arm broken.” .
Doctor to undertaker—~“Well, I slmll
have a. corpse for you to-morrow. " “"o-
morrow !” Why, to-morrow is Sunder.
Couldn’t you make it the day after ?“
Doctor (reflectively)—“ Yes. I guess after
all I can pull him through, but’ the next
day he is yours, sure. "
Waiter—“What will you have, miss ?”
Customer (looking over the restaurant
bill of fare)——“ Permit me to cogitate. In
the Correlation of forces it is a recognized
property of atomic—3’ Waiter (shouts
across the hall to a head scrver)—“Baked
beans for one !”
“ When I kiss a cross-eyed girl," said
the labial expert. “I never look into her
eyes.” “Why?” “Because if I do, in-
stead of tapping her ruby lips I carom
off on her jawbone. This is not only dis-
appointment to the maiden, but it acts
as a. great bliss-eradicator for me.”
A coal dealer asked some law students
what legal authority was the favorite of
his trade. One answered “ Coke.”
“Right,” said the coal dealer. Another
suggested “Blackstone.” “Good, too!"
said the questioner, Then a little man
piped out “Little-ton.” The coal dealer
sat down.
“I tell yer wot, boys,”exclaimed old
Ben, the roughestman of’he camp; “I
tell yer wot, boys, it ma e a feller feel
kinder water round the lids to hear that
little chit of a thing a-settin’ up thar like
an angel a-sayiu’ her. prayers so cute,
'Mary had a little lam ,’ or suntin’ er
that sort."
“ Colonel Wilson is a fine looking
man, ain’t he i” said a friend of ours the
other day. “Yes," replied another; “I
was taken for him pnce. " “You l Why,
you’re as ugl as sin I” _ “Idon’t care for
thathas ta en for him. I indorsed
hlis note and was taken for him—by the
s at ."
“ My son, ” asked a Sunday-school
teacher, “what do you know of the pro-
verb regarding . eople who reside in glass
houses f" “I on t know nothin’, ” was
the res onse, “about the proverb, but I
know t people wot live in glass houses
ortent to lay abed late in the mornin’ un-
less they pull down the blinds.”
“Oh, mamma, if you will believe it,"
the picnic, “the boat jolted as we touched
the wharf and threw me right into the
lap of a young gentleman." “Why,"
was the horrified rejomder, “what did
you do ?" “ I—I asked him if he would
please excuse my landmg a little prema-
turely. .
“My dear, lookbelow," said a Harlem
man, just as he stood on the bridge with
his wife and gazed at a tug hauling a line
of barges. “ Such 1s life—the tug is like
a man, working and toiling, while the
barges, like women, are—1’ “I know,”
interrupted Mrs. G., acridly, “the tug
does all the blowing and the barges bear
all the burden.”
..__‘ We”
List of Patents .
Issued from the U. S. Patent Ofilceforthe week
ending August 10, for the State of Connecticut,
furnished us from the office of John H. Earle,
Solicitor of Patents, New Haven, Conn.
F. Allen, Norwich, automatic feeder for braid
rolls.
L.‘ D. Bennett, chett City, connecting loom
shuttles to bars.
J. B. Binns, South Windham, knob attachment.
J. B. Brown, Bridgeport, automatic firu ox-
tin uisher. .
L. Co burn, Derby, gearing.
S. P. Crafts, assignor to S. A. Crafts & H. H.
Olds, New Haven, brick machine.
C. J , Ehbets, assignor to Colts Arms company,
Hartford, revolver. . _
J. Gerard, assfguor to Landcrs, Frary, iv Clack,
New Britain, ink stand. . .
J. T. Hadfield, assigucr 1-2 to C. Bulwcll,
Middletown, rocket. .
J. G. Ballns, aseignor lo Benedict .b Burnham,
Waterbury. lamp burner. '
E. It. Ives, assignor lo Ives & lllakclec, Bridge-
port, toy locomotive. .
T. E. King. Westport, Vise attachment.
J. North, Middletown, spike. .
Same, machine for making spikes. 1
J. B. Sargent, assignor lo Sargent J; 00., New
Haven, tool handle. .
0.11. Smith, assignor 1-2 to E. D. Ives, Nor-
folk, axle box
E. D. Steele,
fasteners. .
E. Thompson, Nchritain, assrgnor to Thomas
Houston Electric (10., electric lamp mechan—
Walcrbnry, blank for button
ism. ' \
N. W. Vandegrif’l, assignur to F. Armstrong,
Bridgeport, die for calling screw lllrcads on
pi e. . . '
G.‘ . A. Weising, Limo llnck, mould for man-
ufacturing chilled car wheels.
K. Wright, Ansonia, surface guagc.
____..—————OO
.“ COME THOU WITH ,US AND WE WI
DO THEE 990D.”
Can be appropriately quotedby the manufac-
turers of‘ tho Wilsonla Magnetic Appliances.
Thousands claim and women are to-day living
that were given up by the physicians todic,
but who are now able, thanks to Wilsoula, to
endorse the above quotation. The potency of
these appliances in grappling With and over~
- comin all forms of diseases, 13 becoming one
of the est established f’acls ol‘ the dav. In all
diseases where the nervous system, he diges-
tive organs, the liver or kidneys are concerned
lhc cll‘ect of Wilsonia is simply marvellous. No
medicine requirml. No shock given. The
gentle action ol'conslanl, vitalizmg, magnetic
currents is sufficient to relieve the most obeli-
natc cases. Pamphlet and full information
given, and appliances for solo by G. ll. Plaisfl-(l
Drnggist, Norwalk and Sn. bin-walk, Bonn.
lvfll
LL
' CASHIER
Wm. E. Durgm of the Boston Loan 00., 275
Washington street, says :—-I recommend Sul-
phur Bitters as the very best medicine I L'Vl‘l'
used. There is nothing like them to give an
appetite, tone up the system, and do away with
that languid feeling which is so frequent among
those confined indoors. ‘ 2t80
I.
__.————uo-—»———————-
Vsonrnm is acknowledged by all classes of"
pea le to be the best and most rclilblc blood
purifier in the world. ~
00
1‘21: Worm. --0ur readers should llolice
dvertis ement of Heywood 5: 00., who claim
an infallible remedy for Tape Worm. 15520
”3‘37”.” .l'. .H :ili'u .‘ll’ll7':-"",'
..v:.:t,laen.sere..l.li. 'f .i‘ o..1 h. like a
fa'slcsdo'pe. He” iimgw’hgry‘dhfbut he. . '
“Emmanuel: else 1::990. 'eeee-v.
poguslum, says ‘Opie’ ead. “ 6 red
-:lp';_)lranlhx-5allusucswcetes'; .3:
All? ‘gcrs’bi’tlie’ilheclhratidfli‘bf' 'Iude- '
between phO- ,
’ 006'
cr sick' ..
llll.9lll'01'l,1£.‘-§ll$§lg€l”. .Wlllxeatmeiue ; a letter .,,.-
55 I shall fight it oiit'hiiztliis'ilyln‘ it 'i’t,’ , _
The, mau,;whq ng,.Qb1iged to, wander .
light is illvariliblyitlro bn‘d whbi'dm’t find.
'H-'. ‘ "5
"Bk-e the. snake: tithe duncepf thaclass- ..
Tlm boy} ~1501')lici'(l):"‘lt' depends a good ‘
f -;.l;~‘i bachelorl upon {readiuggthnt “ twb‘
‘llnlcss one ef‘th'eni‘séit‘on'the floor: " 5 e
;»lx'o'ln.-lll‘c§grave«iu which they had deposn,
a: neat; and: where yew: '5
‘ "I ‘3“ '.".’, 5'.;' :ei'r'l.’ I t".',’.... -' -
A Harlem man who recently jomed
the church was heard to mutter} *as his:
laughed a pretty girl on her return from '
,
, 1
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WHMIT
l ,1.) .:!{'5
. ”1'35
C51111dge MakersiairdeBirilders’
lll Ell
l5 and 17Walc1 Sti,’ $5., '
. -.-f!-,.:~ " .45.: ..'5'.
Wu . .-
"\' \ l
,3 ; wwuoisquacouamrrsa 1M3- H monsoon?
, j , v swimming .THFS..MA31 jnrA-r 'ms
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\ Wjfifiimfl _‘
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"zilllnz '3;
‘1': We'éélagfthe Croat Control hlne,;affor,d5 to t
raehieal-neeitlemlhe scariest?“ beet
_%6‘ufh'é’zls'€,' and th‘e W‘ést, ‘Noflhwestlnnu
" 5 lt’fs literally onwtrricrly Rrueithatdrs;
La Sallc, Geneseq.
Iowa Clty. Atlantlc, Avoca,
In Iowa: Callatln, Trenton,
worth and Atchlson in Kansas, an
lntermediate. The
Fast Express Trains,
HEATED, FINELY UPHOLSTERED and
that are acknowledged by press and peo
ila the famous
cw line will be op
January I, ”382,21 n
All Through Passengers ca
R. R. CABLE,
vgee.Prea't 1'; Cen'l Manager,
DEALERSIN _
AND STEEL.
ls, Doors, Sashand Blinds, Paints,::0ils, 5m:-
' “ 5,55le339; Fertilizers, clc, etc, -5
.i-n;;c»i.zi:me,5 use: asLAno af.iP'ach:ic;‘RfiY;i
of road between the Atlantic and the chlflc. .
By lts‘maln line and branches; ‘lf reaches
Molino and Rock-Jsiandrdlr; Minolta; 55999999453’,‘
Washington, Keokuk, Knoxville, Oskalocsn,”I?~ I
Audubon, Harlan," ,
Cameron and Kamaarclfihllfi,M‘lpfiofilfilgflpd.‘ cayen- ,.
d the hundredfi _of,. pinion, y!!!
ecssar sock ISLAN'offadcrasz22:..
As it lslfamillarly called, offers to travelers all the ndvantageminndwnommrtp“A,
Incfdonl to a smooth truck safe bridges . , _.
comhosed of covimomous, WELL VENTILATED; wean.“-
ELEGANT DAY COACHES; a line of the ,, .,
MOST MRCNIFICEHT HORTON RECLINtNC CHAIR CARS ever built;
latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and DINING CARS: ..
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and in which superior meals are served to travelers at
the low rate of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
Newport News, Richmond, Clnolnnatl. Indianapolis and La Fayette,
Bluffs, St. Paul, Mlnnonpolls and Intermediate points.
For more detailed information. see Maps and'Folders, which may be obtained. as
well as Tickets, at all prlnclpal Ticker Offices in the United States and Canada. or 01
CHICAGO.
'Th‘c'gift’ 6f thé‘thnd‘Du-ke Sbrgius to—
ngs bridoas a pariir'é"dfklliisicb-‘O'ostingV
"iteloomoo. we: 5 L
.: The perceptible :esrthqueseer the
’ civiliéed’world are estimated .tdclwemg'év
in numberth-pet mam. m: ..l l
" ‘ Holyck'c", 'Masm, l iswexpectedisoon to:
' ‘bc’come’ 'n‘ol; ”only 5 the: :greatcstr. .paper
.., pp”, x,
- I
Fixture. "
1.;1 ..‘i .
istunting; city in the world. .
”The King-'ofroambodim has sentto the.
Buddhist Pall College,,Ccylon,;.a,.brllsh
1.»: EmadcuthiS Blujcstyfs~,,own hair, to be
s ‘3 need for sweepingtlie 1.08m-i,11.l‘,’11.i.°h the ‘
image of Buddharisliept. ,. .l' . V- i ' '
Supplies, Agricultural.:lmplef '
pcr secondpwhile V'duriiig the same
. : time those of the mosquito make about
" .' 2000.
Norwalkfonnr 45 ~~ a 5 '5
._ , . , . 9 .:-.:- VTlm..3nost.,irdluential _man in Dodge
' ’ " .. City is said to be Badman-Son, who,
' ' .‘:. has killed thirtyftwo’persions,'haccording:
_ : . "to common one; and‘is'spok‘ciiof as a
5 l
., ‘1
;3'5in
... fl __ a.” ., . . . eziosseil."" . . _
HY or THIS co‘0.0+,gy,,wkn .. 'l‘bc Aleutian Islands, err-"0.30003: of
5”], .. i _ j ‘Algclsljm said tob’ceicdlenily adapted
WWI ' ‘lh'sloekirdising. “The ‘hss ill-luxuriant-
W'W‘j/ ' " ‘llllli :ablnnlnnthnythe . ear-round, and
' 7/5” , 'tllci‘e‘is’dn hréa’ofBiOOO'ac'rcs-of good
.. ~ ' " gra‘ziug'lau'd. ‘i r. ... .e - ~ ' . ‘
gnlpewar‘a'ns
'e’rlrl "ii a:
' 5 'lll‘.-1-xr'l.‘egn‘ii§plxere= this yeti:- bikini-1611 be-
' fl-il-e'lne’glass 'of Pi-ofessdr EE; Bar-l
Hard, of Nashviil'cl“ It idlin: thezh'eadof
'- tho- Wold-is growingzbrighter, and ap-
proachiugthc canth. ”'3: . , .
‘ 5' ‘ ‘ ’ "‘“ din-1 “Henry, an! ‘old- citizen of? Troy,
’diod lately‘athoxsackiej whither:.he had
«gone fo‘jmslrilhnremaimlcr eof his days
.l'nl.’in'tl'eating:flllODS-.w- :2, ‘1. . ,
’1 e: 'l‘llc-‘A‘ztecs,’ before the conquest of
" "zll'ericoby the:Spaniards,v-récognited the
‘*--v1\luo' of treeswfor "the 'lmaintcnancc ’of
mum-$30 are and the promotion of‘ir‘rigatiom'
' l 'lzccott tells us. that. their ,law contained
isomerpenaliiea against; the. deémwfim
of,l‘prcsts.-_j., ,5; i '5 . - ‘-
..
.dn 5 ‘
~- ~ - ‘."-‘hc':brid .- :' .- ' . , "d
ravelers, by reason of Its L eg'lodm m :mOl'egon weddmo
route between the East,
scuthwest“ :;
Northel’ietiahd 5' 5 5 1
connections area" 0'; ineprvlln’clpal Hubs ,
.u-l'.».':. ,.. l,r..: l ""..:‘5 1:1
man was handsome and'.the woman plain.
. ,lhnllyahndqheen for ayenra hpfder on a
:leseb‘ ,-..n::. Wilbert 0190:0019. .feee'ef
.
maniacs,- dolled-rlflisorlauonawah; , ..
M95930“:
(field, pes‘flloines 65: Libertn“
semis ' centermnu! cuhcuv Bl‘ufls, , .,
‘ l
., : All»,
allianwnplslsets? lltet, .
1E - Domestic postage, if) .
.slnlll;;l'oi-oign, and". ,thgre,.is . ,npt; [ad postal
also: ,w:l.n...'::m:wwt:s 0:; come
ages so
towns'7‘i"
I;’1‘)‘i4v’f J" “'l 5 .
Union Depots at all connectingzpojnts,“ * ‘-
: cull seal-wee? in... e53. Worden
PULLMAM'S‘“ '
q
enurelueslul.
ple to be. the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
I I insulin. :01 Califmlm i? I selenium!- .ine
ened, via Seneca and Kankukee, between
and Council
use of meat turns its:
their stomachs.
rrlcd on Fast Express Trains. 1i lids;
E. S'I". JOHN,
Cen'l T'k't 6‘ Pass'r Ag’t.
Coaches, Landau Landaulets, Bro1
Village arts, llearscs 2nd
Hewould call the tteution of those d
approved designs.
Hearse Mfg. Co. , for 10 years and is now
i .u'. . ' '
Cal 1 rage Repairing
lyl
JESSE HOPSON.
MANUFACTURE]: OF
FINE CABBIAG ES,
design, that he has had a practical epericnce of twenty-five years in the manu-
facture of Fine Carriages, would also invite attention of Liverymcn and Under-
takers to his very Flue Hearses and Undertaker’s Wagons of the latest and most
He would also inform them that he was manager forlbe Yo ulc
matured liquor.
the Providence Journal says:
ighams. Mail Phietons, T Carts,
Ufllcrtakcr’s \Vagons.
csiring Fine Carriages in any style and
in our climate."
A railway bridge near Cynthiana, Ky.,
sole propriclor.
in all its Branches.
NOR 15V ALK . CONN
ing them off the roofs of the cars.
that permits its
Any one can make the most delicious
ng a little water and stirring with a spoo
Muffins, Griddle Cakes, Pie Crust, I)
made with as little trouble,
ence surprise all who try it.
carbonate of soda, salt and cream of tart
lhcsc pure ingredients by ingeniously co
Full directions on each package.
SOMETHING NEW!
UNEQUALLED TABLE LUXURY! _
"GREAMERY BUTTERED FLOUR.”
THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Every lady who has tried, will recommend it.
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE.
It contains nothing but the best new process flour, pure creamery halter, and
Put up in three pound bags.
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT P. Bssrrv.
very sound opinion.
do to keep up with the times.
biscuit by using this flour, simply add-
n. (Do not use your hands in making).
umplmgs, Fritters, Cakes, kc, can be
lewspaper.
lls lightness, [Holly and excell-
ar. The secret lies in tho mixlure of new facts to geographical knowledge.
nstructed machinery.
Try a.
who claims to be inspired from on high.
333%“ :.:::.::.‘.:‘.‘faura-:5.
3003a
nus: -'
. is bciuglhc Besl,0hea
. ' child can take them.
\‘i‘ \J mall. PRlc
' V/ i
l‘;
’e Cure Pills" with glc u.
proved to be just wll
ward Cure Pills." llavc
' vers. have proved a.
good rcsults.—-—Lormw
your pills for Malaria
than any other rcmed
Y
1 u
”~11 Jersey City, N. J.
t. Caledonia, Mlss.
v. M. 12'. Val
Cilb‘cé ——1fc
lvs‘cow
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SPNE
f
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FOR
'SILV H'PLlll
Ware
Where you can buy the. best quality of
1:: 3010515 3’
LoWest Prices.
Marking included.
Triple. Plated Knives and F050
l
l
—I—
J
$3 a dozen.
A large stock of
LNICKEL CLOCKS FROM 700'
[lunnell’s lamps and Burners
Give the best Light of any in use.
. F or Sale at
' . J. 3:300:00,
3 Main Street.
III lln-ir remedial villa-Ls, and :ch more pl'mupllv m cn‘llng all forms
-‘ rf MALARIAL DISEASES Lb 5n Czilonlcl or Quininc,wilhuul any ol‘ the
' Injnrlous collscqllclll'cs which follow their the. lflnlicn occasionally
, _ by persons exnusul l0 Malaria lhoy Will-expel the poison and pl'l-ll‘ct
. ’rix them l‘l‘ollljllllutk. EnJ-lrsml by the lcuilingChrmisLs and Physicians
What the People so .-——.\ly Wife and myself have lerl'. yonr“Slandard
with MALARIA as long as the Bills are ubouL.—1IarryJ Shoemaker.
l’. M., 'l‘nllyluwn, Pu. [took lhc pillsaccording toniwcvimlsnml Illey
~ E. Uluucn. St. Georges, Del. 1 am well pleased wilb “Emory‘s Stand-
charm on ”hills nml Fc
. man. .11. 1)., Dallas. Texas.
Austin. Texas. In use them in my practice.cllcctnally.—J. .T. Mchnorc, M. 1). Dublin, Texas.
Your pills are good, 1 use many in mv practice —!)7'. If. ’l.'. Dunn. Sundown-r Ilaudmn. Mimi.
STANDARD CURE 00., Proprietors,197 Pearl Street, N. Y.
171001108100,
ly In!" Malaria, Chills and Fever, lntcrmlllent Fever
It‘ll lllsullaeu— Purely Vegetable, absolutely ccl lain
lain bodily treatment.
pest and Pleasantest Remedy known. The youngest
oulul bvllrngmslsnml mcsllcilledeulcls, or by
E, TWENTY-FIVE csnrs A Box, lu-uveu, he comports himselfaccordingly.
’; is not stated whether he will make a
u llmr exhibition of himself.
W '
)ANGER L‘U RKS IN LOOKING GLASSES.
sullsl‘ncuon. We anticipate no lunhcr ll'tllllrlt‘.
at was needed .—-Rcv. Iv'.J, Cochran, Pastor M.
lrlcclthom on great. many cases ol «liu‘ercm Ir-
Icccsd'ul in every lnsluncv. 'l‘llcv \Vlllk llllcja
‘uul on all Malarinl discaq-sn—JI. J. Ger-
1 IIRDVOlll‘ remedy in my practice “mi
0 4 ailc, )1. D., l’illsllfld, Mass. 1 have Illlllditd
Ior the past luurycurs with better sauslaclluu
y for same. diseases—Fred. S. Ilanf, Dru-:1 isl,
ourChlll. Pills have cured many very hlllllllnl'll
so them in my bracucc.—Gco. G. Ruckvr, .11. 'D
DEALERS IN
000:: an :00:
Such as lhc
man and his wife, the cause of the trou-
ble was in 0. looking glass hanging in the
bed-room, the wooden back of which
was dotted with thousands of niinute
globules of mercury. The apartment
was heated during the night.
In another instance the source of the
. pnisoning was a mirror, forty years old,
from whose face the quicksilver-y fresh-
ness was fading. The aged culprits hav-
ing been summarily removed, their vic-
tims speedily recovered. Thus has yet
i another of our trusted friends been
proved false! And now we must either
:; destroy our mirrors while they are yet
, I young and innocent, or else keep a watch-
§ ful eye on them and brace up their backs
HUUQE : the moment the signs of decrepitude be-
i - G GOODS ,7 come apparent. If worse comes to worst,
l we can at least take refuge in the burn:
I ished steel of our forefathers. .
. -o—ow
. . Much of reputation depends on the
2331161111 Street ' :period in which it rises. The Italians
5provcrbially observe that one-half of
fumes depends on that cause. In dark
, periods, when talents appear they shine
i like the sun through a small hole in the
' wimlmv-shutter. The strong beam dan-
! clcrz amid the surrounding gloom. Open ~
l the shutter, and the general diffusion of
‘ light attracts no notice.
Wooden
W arc,Children’s Car-
riages, Decorated Tea
and Dinner Ware, Crock-
cry and Table Glass Séts,‘
CHANDELIERS AND LAMPS,
AND
AT
\
AGENT FOR THE
1er All ‘ Refrigerator.
manufacturing, but the greatestqmpel‘ ,_ .
5 'i- - -: Tlicgivings,_9f,,the common fly,,acc015d-" 7'
inglo PauLMayoo/f, Earlshnne, Switzer‘ ’
lamb: vibrate! at the, rate of 330 strokes 5
able,1‘goocl:"felldw,i'lwllen‘lie isn’t ,
' '5 "iThzl’first'c‘oiiict discovers-din- the nor'-,
was zl Board .Etho bri’de .40; -- .Moreover, the
:00. 14010094er stand 00:11:06 visited. . ., .
..;,,;;.8;PEGIAL NOTICE.
$01,199 is higher- -' a - —— ———-
card in the country.._. r1,?rl:£_5.y_ious:.-to the ..
, gildsht‘f!vittf‘th‘t‘tBflW ’therepasva postal.-
32001.40 wastrel-ills. tllree,_eeiits,.but-it
..-=<n.me:::a lesllvleeiledeelx Kellie efliee. .
ere-Wellies; Awake? :eiplnaatipn.;of the}
fact is.p.n,t.,fprth,,.by,;a' local newspaper
which says that, it,is,llpe,itg,,thc largg,
immigration. The strangers aye :princifi ,-
pally Europeans who have been brought
up mainly on a vegetablediétuand the
- instead of .
A bottle of whiskey wiréipdt‘intcthe,
corner stone of the court noises: Gwin:
nett, Ga, twelve years ago,'an_d' holll. airs».
the building is being demolis filth???
was a great deal of anxiety asfto' the
More than a thousand
persons crowded round the workmen,
and something like a riot ensued, during
which the precious bottle was stolen by
some person or persons as yet unknown.
Speaking of the tulip tree, a writer in
H The
leaf is large, glossy and fragrant. The
flower is as gay as a tulip. The bark
has a medicinal virtue which many a
mother hasfound a sure relief to her suf-
fering children. No worm is found upon
it, or can stand the tea from its bark. It
is a native of the South, but grows welll
is trussed solow that it has killed no
fewer than fourteen breakmen by sweep-
Re-
_ marking upon this fact, the Indianapolis
Journal says that any railroad company
employee to be
slaughtered so remorselessly should be
compelled to' pay heavy damages for
every murder thus caused. This is a
The map publishers have all they can
The
progress of exploration the changes in
frontiers, and the building of new cities
and towns makeanold atlas as inade-
quate for to-day’s use as a last year’s
The map of Africa is chang~ , ‘
ing more rapidly than that of any other
purl. of the world. Many explorers and '
pioneers there, supported by Govern;
ulellls, geographical societies, or mis-
sionary agencies, are all the while adding
Georgia, not satisfied with the produc-
Hall of the muscular electric girl, is res-
ponsible-for the appearance of a party
The peculiar direction taken by hisin—
spiralion is the refusal to assume or re-
His mind influ-
culled, perpaps, by the teachings of the
5 Sabbath school, is incapable of conceiv-
ing clothing upon the angels, and. hav-
ing convinced himself that Georgia is
5“ arm, which loosens its hold on its vletlm
DANBUVRYd NORWALK an
Commencing June 9th, 1884. :
DAILY TRAINS "
. . South.-
Lv. Norwalk, Lv .80. Norwajk.
0.0 H WE“ AutomalleBhndAWIlm ”m3 93‘3““ mmafl
i
Ar. Wilson Point"~
swam "47am. '55
13?? “ i110 ‘5 320 ”I‘m. 5
.m p. m. 1 10 . - V ' ' VI
439 .. “7".3" 51,3211" .
North. -,
ng gllson Poml, Lv. So. Norwalk, Ar. Norwalk- “
, a.m. 920a.m. 9 5 m.
140nm. 213p.m. 2128:!!!
.425 L5 455 u 459p.m- ’
540 u 015 *5 ' ' ' "
o 20 p. m. l
.._ CHAS. n. CRAWFORD, Supt. l
, N. Y., N. H. 80 H. RAILROAD.
l
'y Trains leave South Nor-walk for New York. i
l
4‘ 56 p. m 1 01 . m. . 5
5, 14 “ Boston ex 2 25 p“ gghrggme“ I
5 21 “ Adams ex 3 30 “ “ ‘
- 5.50 “ S.N. special 4 4T “ ‘5
0‘1): :: ficcom’tllon 5 10 “ “
- 1 :3 .‘t spec al 002 “ Best
'0. 20 ‘f S.N. Lo. ex 6 6 “ ACCoolii’iigh
I 4‘5 ‘5 Local ex 8 11 “ Ex teen
32.. ‘f .. r- s 20 55 8.. . special
9 08 " “ “ S 55 “ llk train
9 39 “ Accom’liou . 12 50 “ ash or.
10 ‘20 aim. Local ex Sunday Ac., 9 15 a. m.
'11 4o - Accom’tlon “ Local p. m
“ Milk, 840 5“
Leaves South Norwalk for New Haven.
,1 2'1. a.“m., Wash. ex 614 p. m. Local ex
(33:: , Accom’tlon 6 4f “ S. N. s eclal
1-2" 2; Milk train 6 53 “ Sp’f’ld 0. 9X
8 46 ‘ Accom’tiou 7 29 “ S- N- 31‘8“!“l
. 919 “ Boston ex 7 44 “ I” 8089‘“
. 10.4.3 5 Accom’liou s 24 ‘6 S. N. special
1213 p m. Boston ex 9 44 “ Accom’tlon
, All “ Accom’tlon 10 55 “ Adams ex
2 12 ‘f Local ex 11 28 “ Boston ex
4 32 ‘- Accom’tlon 11 47 “ H
‘3 fig 2: 1.0an ex Sundays 8 00 a. m. Mall
.. 5* 9 41 “
E40” .“ S. N. special “ 0 52 p. m.,“).
HILADELPHIA & READING R LRUAD.
’P, BO UN D BROOK ltOU‘l‘fiI
'IFOR'TREN'IZON AND PHILADELPHIA.
I‘ .. ‘ICommenclng November 15, 1883.
.cave New York from f .'
foi'l'hdladelphln. oot of Ilbel‘l' Street,
. 1. in ,l and Green Streels at 75.1.5 9-30 11-15 a. in
1:30 4 4:30 5:00 ' 12 ’ ’ ' ’ '
g 5a. [3155:30312 1",“: p. m. On Sunday at 8.45
.ljer Trreutou, Warren and Tucker Streets, 7:45,
gum-11:1. am., 1:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:30, 7:00, 12:00 p. m.
bnmlays, 8:45, a. m., 5:30, 12 p. m.
-':= I:\\'li-il hi 5,!“- midst. H0. msaridely know-n15 ‘ Return trains leave Palladelphla for New York:
., ms a:herb.doctor .andsingularly success; .
From stations Nlntn and Green Streets at ":80
330,9:30 11, a. m., 1:15, 3:45, 5:40, mafia p: m.’
on handy at 8:30 a. m., 5:30, 12 p. m.
a Egon}: Odllzirzii) apgoBerks Streets, 5:10, 8:20, 9:00
. . : : a: 6:30 .ln. . :'
27 m._: 430,“ m’. , p On 'Qunday at s 1.),
From 'ljreuton, 'Warren and Tucker Streets, 1:25,
‘ 5;20,s:03,19:05, 10:08, 11:34, a. m., 1:54, 4:22, 6:24, .
_ 5:28 p. m. 011 Sunday at 9:18 a. m., 6:15 p. m.
--8:173:35:[affix-Room4 crime on all day in , and
. ‘ g ‘ son l’i ttralns letw . .‘ ' '
“2331????“ g ) ecu \ew ion.
r I . LINE FOR LONG BRANCH.
OCEAN CROVE, ASBURY PARK, POINT
_. ,,I{LEAsx_t.NI‘ : Leave foot of Liberty Street, N. IL,
' 5:00, 8:13 a. m., 1:30, 4:00, 6:00 p. m. Sunday 4 p. m.
.IzsaNDlY IIOOK ROUTE for Highlands, Sea
Bright “Monmouth Beach Long Branch ac
team: or 8, N. R., foot oi Rector Street: New.
fork, atffIflIl’p. m.
_ 5 . . BALDWIN. :‘en. East Pass. A .
0.10}; ”HANCOCK, ' J. E. WOOTEAE,
. ”Gen. Pass dc 'l‘kt. Ag’t. Gen. Manager.
The Favorlte Steamboat,
’ Commenced her regular daily trips between New
:: York and Nor-walk, on
' Monday, May 19th, 1884.
; and will continue to run daily (Sundays excepted)
. during the season, .eaving Pier 27, foot of Dover
flu-eel at 2:45 p. m., and foot of mu street, East
5Rlver, New York, at 3 p. m. Returning,'leaves
Wilson’s Point on arrival of train from Danbury at
Katina. m.
.Sulgle Faro from Norwalk, 45enls
Excursxon Tickets, 70 “
Single Faro from South Norwalk, 40 “
’Excu'rsion Tickets, 60 “
2Itf
W130:- Special Rates for Freight apply to If. M.
\V 1100:: Agent, Railroad Square, next door to Post
Office, south Norwalk.
Knickerbocker Similar Co.
Freight Line direct to New York
Landing at Pier 23 E. R..
foot Beck-nan Street.
Lower Rates than by any other Line.
THE PROPELLE’ R
City: of Non-walk;
,Will leave Pier 28 E. R., at the yard at twelve
o‘clock, M., daily on Monday, May 20th, 1884, for
lNorwalk and. South N orwalk. Lcavlm,r Norwalk
in the night time arriving in New York early in
the morning. ‘
Freight taken from and received for all lots on
the Danbury and Norwalk, and Shepaug allroads,
at yery reduced rates.
Upon application to agents, City of Norwalk will
be sent for special lots of freight anvwhere in New
York or its vicinity. , ' ’
WA]! persons are forbid trusting any of the
employees of the boats on this line on account or
---.PHUR_
TERS
THE GREAT—
German Remedy.
BIT
.
|___.__.
l'I'llllTllS FOR THE SIGK.
1 000 will be
The Giant Dyspcp s ‘
siais cured byus'-
SULI'HUR B
oodwhea you see
inlpurltlesburst-
. ., thmughthe skin
. lmples,Blotches,
yd Sores. Rely on
paid
oracasewherc UL-
. of: mid or caravan
. never-falls. ‘ i
d 1Cleansetllevltiated
sacrum: mans
They will not ta -
It. would seem as if the catalogue of I“ "mud “”5le“
perils to which we are exposed while
peacefully resting in our boudoirs, or
sleeping the sleep of the just in our bed-
chambers, is never to be complete-
Every few days we are startled by the
discovery of some unsuspected source of
evil, and learn with alarm that our feel-
ing of security was baseless, and that the
enemy was Working destruction under
the guise of a friend.
The wall-paper, the carpets, the up-
holstery, the furnace, the fresh-air fine
and the area drain have all had their evil
actions brought to light, and now the
aged mirror, which seemed to be an
angel of. light, is shoWn to have worked
deeds of darkness. '
Dr. Neukirch reports having met with
several cases of chronic mercurial poison-
ing, manifested by severe stomatitis wilh
Duchess, our own. UllCiO pains in the lower jaw, swelling of the
, . - _ H , sub-maxillary glands, ptyalism and a
N 101‘.- E 3‘ t1 4' C 0 0 1‘) fetid breath. The presence of mercury
Queen Anne, East, in'considerable quantity was also de-
Lake and tected in the urinc. In two cases, of a5
others.
—
—-—1—— 8mm: Bmm‘
General Debillty will cure Liver Com-
needs agentle tonic. t. Dou‘tbedls-
Use SULPHUR Woodsman
mas, and on on.
at be tronb ed. ——-—
_
Don't be without a
ttle. Try it
willnottegteti ya
. Sm .. .53 Birrnns
Will build you up and
kc you strong and
ealthy.
.. Sulphur Bitters.
Send two 8c. stamps to AE 0rdway do Co.
Lawrence, Mass, and receive anelegaat set of
Fanchar-dslree.
Cums sore m"rpé1a;,
Pimplos and 4Trace Gm; .
matches. Boris. imitators. 2c:
tar. minors. Salt Rheum 5
Seek! Head. Sores. Mercurial;
Diseases, Female Weakness
and Imguladtfes. Dizzinos. ,-
Lass of Appetite. Juandr'ce,,
Affection? of the Liver, may
gestion. Bflfousness. Dyes
sic and'Genez-al Debflity. ,
moéii'i'ifié’d 3335i: d‘é'h‘iegfgt‘in‘léll $339.33; .
earth. Sold by medicine dealers cvo: here.
Directions in eleven languages. Fiscal. 3: m.
! FOSTER. IILBURN dCO.._Pmp’s. 9030'». N.\' ,5
TAPE womvn
In one of the tropical provinces of Ge
31:3)“ has been ‘tound a root, the extractmflraoliii
me never an ab l l - .
Wlorm. 1 ' so u c. specific for I‘ape
t is pleasant to take and is not debillt ‘
dlsagreeable in its effect on the patienffnllist iii
ecnllarly sickening and stupel'ylng to the Tape
, and
passes away in a natural and ens ' null - ' -_
whole. with HEAD and while stillkllvejmh mine];
One physician has used this rerlmlx in over 40,3
cases «without a single failure to pass “(c3331 Whole
with head. Absolute removal with. head gum-a;
teed. No -pay required until so. removed. Sena
stamp for clrcular and terms,
llltY'WilOfl «it (30.,
ill, Park Place, New» ‘l‘ork;Clty.
66 Intel-y sure. Nor-13k. Capital not re ulre
$ Reader, 1! you want business at (ivnlc
persons of either sex, young or old, can mak
5:53:33 n3; £31}: tlmgfltnely Work, “‘lth absolm
‘ _ . or a on are to H. HALL}:
Co., Portland, Mining. 1"!
I.
v
15.1".“
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aweek at home. so outfit free. Pay abs
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