'A DISIND MA N’s DUEL.
__....
ad such volumes of romantic incident as
the'deck of the old time Mississippi steam-
er. In the old days before railroads tra-
versed the centinent in every direction. and -
The West was a wilderness, New Orleans '
was tholfecca of travelers, and the fleet,
wavegborne palaces of the inland sea car.
ried thousands of pleasure seekers to the
South. It was then that life was a carous-
al, and men and women surrendered them-
selves to the moat lavish enjoyments. Gam-
ing was'a custom, and courage an instinct.
Men were as prone to brawls as the sparks
to fly upward. Conspicuous among the
fierce and rollicking habitues of the steam-
ers was Captain West,a noted duelist. One
day he engaged in a controversy with a
gentleman whom he met on the deck,
whom he accused of staring at him imper-
tinently. '
“Why do‘you look at me so intently,”
demanded the captain.
“I am not looking at you,” calmly re.
plied theatranger, his eyes meanwhile fixed
in a'atony glare upon the duelist’s face.
‘ ‘But you are, air l" '
\i “I.“ not.’_’ .
The‘ Captain turned away, but a short
time afterward he felt those stony eyes
were again upon him and following all his
movements with pitiless ferocity. It be.
came inexpresaibly annoying, and the Cap-
tain at last determined to make an end of it.
Stepping up to the stranger he inquired
with suppressed passion:—‘ -=
f‘Can you light as well as look ?”
. “Perhaps so, I never tried it. . Place me»
however in position and I 1' will do my
best.” ' .
“The singular conduct of the stranger
had by this time attracted universal atten.
tion, and whispered conferences regarding
his remarkable appearance agitated little
groups of persons all over the boat. In a
short time, however,the vessel rounded to a
landing for wood, and then the ,parties to
the impromptu duel went ashore. The
stranger was led off by a negro servant,
who seemingly picked his way. Indeed,
from the intense interest he was manifest-
ing in the encounter, the col (1 servant
was apparently more . deeply interested in
the encounter than his master. Bnt‘the
time . allotted for the preliminaries was
brief, and the men were speedily put in' po-
sition and pistols placed in their hands.
.The word was given, and two ringing
reports flashed out on the air. Captain
West fell pierced to the heart. The stran-
ger stood erect, calm and dignified. His
second rushed up to him.
“Are you hurt, air 1?”
“No. How is it with my antagonist?”
“Can’t you see 2 ‘ You have killed him.”
“No. I am unable to see."
“You can’t see ‘2" _
“No. I am blind."
And he was. The tragedy was a nine
days' wonder, and all sorts of rumors were
rife as to the identity of the fatal stranger.
'But who he was and whither He went. was
a mystery never solved. The circumstance
went tomake up an incident in the' dark and
bloody memories which made famous the
oldch'tiule. ‘ '
DINOOLN’I TENDERNESS.
A shiking incident in Mr. Lincoln’s oflIi- i
oial life is related by Judge Bromwell, of
Denver, who visited the White House in
March, 1865. Mr. Seward and several oth-
er gentlemen were present, and the Presi-
dent gradually came to talk on decisions on
life and death. All other matters submit-
ted to him, he declared, were nothing in
' comparison to these, and he added :—‘.‘I
reckon there never was a man raised in the
country on a farm, where they are always
butchering cattle and hogs and think noth-
ing of it, that ever grew up with such an
aversion to bloodshed as I have, and yet
I’ve had more questions of life and death
to settle in four years than all the men who
ever sat in this chair put together. But I’ve
mannged to get along and do my duty, I
believe, and stillsave most of them; and
there’s no manxknows the distress of my
mind. But there have been some of them
I couldn’t save—there are some cases where
the law must he executed. There was that
man ~———, who was sentenced for piracy
and slave trading-onethe high seas. That
was a case where there’must be an exam.
ple, andyou don’t know how they followed
and-pressed me to get-him pardoned, pr his
sentence commuted; but there was no use
of talking. It had to be done; I couldn’t
help him. And then there was that —,
who was caught spying and recruiting
within Pope’s lines in Missouri. That was
another case. "They besieged me' day and
night, but I couldn‘t give way. We had to
' come too point where something must be
done that would put a stop to such work.
And-then there was this case of Bee], on
thc'lakes. That was a -case_ where ‘there
must be an example. They tried me every
way. They wouldn‘t give up; but I had to
stand firm on that, and I even had to turn
‘ away his poor sister when she 0“,“13,. and
begged for his life, and let him be execut-
ed, and he was executed, and I can’t ‘get
the‘ distress olf my mind yet." As the
kindly man uttered these words the tears
ran down his cheeks, and the eyes of the
men surrounding him moistened in sym-
pathy. There was a profound silence, in
which they arose to depart. Three weeks
after the President was killed.
W
SICE'I‘II'IS OF ENGLISH LANGli‘AGE.
Without. grammer. .our language
would not be available at all. We re-
cently met with this sentence : “ If fresh
milk does not agree with a. child, boil
it." Which? The milk or the child?
To prevent 9. stupid. mutter-of-fuct
nursemaking a mistake and committing
mm'dei‘,-we must be tautological, and
write, “If fresh mill: does not. agree
withachilil, boil the milk.” Carrying
out orders too literally is sometimes
unpleasant, as a friend of ours once dis-
"covered, when, having told her footinan,
who was a model of obedience, that.
when Mrs. Brown and her daughter, a
- gro'noup young lady, called. he was to
“them up into the drawing-room.
Mrs. Brown’s dismay may be imagined
when, upon asking for her hostess, she
was caught up by the stalwart attendant
and, despite her remonstrances and
noting, can-fed safely up-stairs and
deposited before his attonished mistress.
The historian does not relate how the
other lady got up. Davidge tells a I
i _ cerium-o ..co.H-u,
Itis sunbeam-Any theatre ever aflord- E ~1llEiCllllNT _Tl‘AlI.OR_,—5II
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storyof a somewhat obtuse actor who
performed the character of a dumb boy.
The stage directions are : “Enter Hugo,
who advances to the king, shakes his
head and kneels." To the horror of the
stage-manager, and the amusement. ot‘
the-audience, the actor advanced to the
king, caught him by his ears, shook the
king‘s head vigorously, and then sun]:
on his knees before assaulted majesty,
which anecdote, by the way, does not
say much for thezsystem of conducting
rehearsals at that particular theater.
FRIDAY A LUCKY DAY.
When anything distressing occurs on
Monday, or Thursday, or Sunday, no
account is made of its happenings on
that particular day. Let the mishap
occur on Friday, and behold the head-
waggersl ”There may be nothing in
it." they crook ; “ t may be all a weak
superstition, bntI Friday is an unlucky
Day; thereis no denying it.” Of the
great blessings and happy events that
fall on Friday they take no note. Amer-
ican old women, sailors, and other
superstitious-ridden l'oll; do not: re.
member that on Friday Columbus sailed '
on his voyage .of discovery; that on
Friday, ten weeks after, he discovered
America; that on Friday the Mayflower
with the'Pilgrims, arrived at Plymouth;
and on Friday they signed the august '
compact, the foremnner of the present
constitution; that on Friday George
Washington was born ; that on Friday
Bunker Hill was seized and fortified;
that-0'11 Friday the surrender of Surntoga
was made, and on Friday Cornwali’s
surrendered at Yorktown.
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5.1%. Alabama—Deans”: l have suvll'ercu n-om
Nervous Sick Headache all m y lll‘e. Nothing gave
3;?
- mereliel’ until 1 tried Dr. Leslie’s Special Pro-scrip-
Huvc used it for the pus!
’l‘l'uly yours,
“outer-Sick Headache. .
llvc years and It- works His a charm.
.louN N.FEASY, with W. ll.l§‘rcur. , I
1852- Rivcr street, Il'roy, N. l’.. Sept. 12,1534.
3. B. Annuals—«Dear sir: For over twenty years
lhave been troubled with Sit‘l.‘ headache, Haring
an attack'every two weeks which mnlineu me to
my bed for two or three (lnyscaoh lime. and l have
, bec'nnuublelo fludanytlllng‘ that would help me
until I tried Dr. Leslles sperm] Prescription about
wear 0; since then [have had but one attack,
and that w‘n's'cauaed by overwork and anxiety over
the sickness of my daughter. I can therefore
heartily recommend it to all amlclellwltlnueml-
ache. Yours slm-cscly.
( flu 1:1.01'1'1-1 Perm:
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‘ SLHLAKCII I --r-‘ lrz. In replyfto yours asking
whether [had any- more trouble willl headache
will say that I have not been troubled with it in all
the five years, and that my'generul health has
g’featly improvemund I feel that] one ll all to in".
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EOEWALK, .. CONN.
Dealer lulu Green House and Hot llouse and
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lul 'l‘rees‘Shrubbery, Vines. Cut Flowers always
on hand and all sorts of designs in Flowers arranged
to order. - V ’ elys
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~ no.
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promptly attended to.
RUPTURE
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with ease and comfort. Relief :1! once. l’arlles
: attended to and return home same day. Also.) a-
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g Plants & Flowers at all seasons
‘_ ' Flowers for Funerals furnished and tastefully
; arranged 10 order as then native.
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descriptions and directions for lantlng all
Vegetable and Flower SEEDS, ULIIS, at
am FEBRvaco.°u.u"T ,
= m. o no. (LBUDDINGTON,
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-‘ bl‘l‘lt‘eli l and 4 p. m.. and l; and S p. lll.
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lore laying in their
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rlllur Prices 13 Way Down
All Coal will be delivered
free from Slate and Dust.
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‘ —" f ,. * . _ How muchbctter to keep onrself well by
. ' . - ’ ' .. - the use of Parker’s Tonic whenever there
~No', 14- Eudght.fltu is the slightest sign of ill health. 3tll
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l‘llllVf‘ll‘lf‘ll ror eleven years to have my vwifc
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COP—— --- .._—-—- __
Remedies (Uullulll‘n 'ltcsolwu,1lu:Inew blood purl- The most serious thing in :COIlllECllOll
tier. internally, and (lulu-urn. me great akin-cure.
with roller skating is the. joking in the
‘ J ' ~ a Soar on ('.\' iSilc. skin beaullller, - ” '. - -. - , _ . _
girlileriifaiiijl‘llavcclinic in 31.3"“ coke what 'I have "9'“ embers—Sun FIdllClsco Inglesufe.
tried for'cleven vcnrslo have clone. You shall —————-—~~—~.4»—_ . . ..
have the particulars as spousal can give men! to __ The “Sky Bill'lligmqk”mnkos 05‘ng-
' you, and as we are-m well known in this part of head Of’llllling Waiter for 10 cents. Try ll.
. 1" 't willlnncl’ty u out the remedies .
the mum 5" K I I) ' L ‘ For sale byR. P. Beatty,groccr, Norwalk.
will cure all who use them. .»
Maysville, Ky. t‘fllS. '11. W luvs. (Tom),
BLOTCHES CURED.
I used your (.‘ulicum llcmcilips for lllolchcs, and
am completely cured, to my lnexpresslble joy.
(lutlcura Soup Is the beat I have ever used. and lo
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thereby removing “cork,” grease. paint, and at] the
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Youngstown, Ohio. -
SALT—R—HEUM.
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and have spent. time and money to} have It cured,
without success, until 1 lrled the Untlcura .lteme-
(lies, which are doing the work.
ERUPTION‘sjf ‘
The engineer of the Washington monu-
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and chi] rcn need be him) hurry to climb
it.——I)etrolt Free Press. " ‘
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Dr. Seth Arnold’s Soothing and Quiet.
ing Cordial for children. Recommended
by mothers and nurses. 25c. ' ‘
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- Mrs. Sullivan,- saya J. Lawrence, .her
husband, is addicted .to opium... The
trouble seems to be that lie‘dOes not take
enough of it.—Philadelphia Call.
' The question, is often‘ risked by, our
druggist, why. Mr. Palmer didl‘notjiisk $1
(l. .1. Venue,
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$2.00 FOR 'NOTHlNG,
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Si Arlingl-lngton Mu,("liiil‘lestou‘lu Muss. ..
Sold everywhere. l’rh-c: (unicorn, bu cents,
lit-solvent. $1.00; Soup, 25 cents. Potter Drug and
Ulremlrle (10., ltoslou, Muss.
states. lt-hat- he- wishes to put it within the
~ reach of all, and-thuaylet- them- have the
benefit of so valuable an article.
There are 85,866 miles of telephone wire
in the United States. Any one trying to
raise central olllce in a hurry can easily
believe this statement.-—_Brooklyn Times.
oa—--—————-
~Mme. Demorest-aays that the -"Sky
Bluing Book" for blning clothes is perfect,
and who better than Mme. Demorest is
Clllllt—SOAP for Rough, (‘lmpped and
ctr" lledilenetlsunuml Hands. '
grocer, Norwalk. Conn.
'A South Carolina negro went on play
Iing the fiddle after a bullet had been fired
' into hisII-brain. Exasperated‘ peoplewill
hereafter the at the fiddle—Indianapolis
Journal. - ,
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Dr. Seth Arnold'sCongh‘Killer is 'a' sure
and safe remedy for coughs, colds, diph-
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twenty years. He's saved thousands of
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An exchange sagely remarks that “you
_can't,t_ell the age or an editor by looking
at his scissors'."- No; nor can, you deter-
mine the the strength or his articles by
smelling of his ' paste-pot.—Washington
Hatchet. -
I '- Complete TreaMent,withl.1ihhaler,fer
,every form of Catarrh, $1.
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hearing restored, and ravages checked. . -
Coughs, Bronchitis, Droppingsiuro th'e Throat,
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one qottlc Radical (nu-c, one box Gatarrh‘al Sol-
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, New -I.lfe for Shattered
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Nerves, Palntul Muscles and
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’ There is something soft and tender in
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’l‘lll-l PROPRIE’I‘ORS or
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' 0
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'l‘aiut, be it ‘
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cents a bottle,
‘ 'Adam had a joyful life inasmuch as his
» wife’:. mother did not live with him, but
' on the other hand. he missed the pleasure
of being present at her funeral. borrow
and pleasure always go hand in hand.—
~—Bostdn Post.
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TWO YEARS
lives a sight to behold and was‘unahle to
. ’enjoyIlifc at all. Now _I am the picture
. of health and can eat anything. What did
it? Sulphur Bitterscurcd me of dysyepsia
and liver complaint after suffering tv'vo
years—W. Ii. Bowman, Manchester; N. H.
- 2tll
lntlorsctl by practicing physicians. Sold. by'
Dmgglsls, Largo holtlc, $1.50; ll muons}; 0
bottles. 87.50. Wholesale by 1ne0.l,- t. undid
Fulton Street, New York. in?)
y. Scnrl six cents for postage, and re-
A Pfil celvc free, smelly box or .lroods
Wilk'll wlll help you to more money-
rlghl away then anything else in line world. All of
.either sex, succeed from first hour. The broad road
to foxtuue openabefofetllc workersmbsolutcly sure
at once address, Tune 3. (10., Augusta, Mame.
W7WW ,
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"What One Girl Did!” is the title of a
story in an exchange. '- We haven't read
it, but it safe to wager that if she went to
the rink and put on skates for the first
time what she did was to sit down unex-
pectedlwaorristown Heraal.
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-Go to R. P. Beatly, grocer, Nor-walk
Conn., and get a sample tree of the “ Sky
Bluing Book." it has no equal for bluing
clothes. No streaks, no yes... .. .1.
and a perfect ultramarine blue. W
for we have tried it.
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as
E'xamlner In
If. 8. Pat. ‘che
1576 to 1883.
Offices, 436 Main Street,
rsrernoispon'r, coax.
.bnvil ,
as oxron'rrxarr: nurses.
The most . unfortunate person in the
world is one afflicted with sick headache,
but they will‘bc relieved at Once by using
. Dr. Leslie’s. Special. Prescription. Sec
advertisement in another column.
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boss is six aromas.
’l‘hut coil of hair on the back of . your
CUT .Hle
O U T 3 '
.H ,I l, ,, l ‘
-‘ and deceivesnobody. 1n six months or
less from 39-day you may dispense with it
if you are inclinedlo give Parker's Hair
Balsam a fair trial.’ Cleaners the scalp,
restores color, :1 delicious drcsaingf' Not
a dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed. 3111
. . ”090— . ..
'l‘bc animated character of the popular
”polo" game was illustrated last. night in
'lllt.‘ Hartford rink by a litttlc accident in.
‘avhicll one men had. six of- his teeth
knocked out—or ratllcr in—«by a blow
:with the bull. lt was great SpOl'j.—‘llurl-
fol‘ll 'I'imt‘e. '
u put:
. ,licfm-mww in L-H-rj- :: :-
DODGE 3L SON,
Washington. 1' ( .
Geo. S. Gregory.
Livery." Boarding, Sale,
Feed and Exchange
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ouunxorimn sus-
When she was agirl that licr‘molher al—
ways gave her sulphur. and niolue'ses lo
purify her blood, but she now gives Sui-
phur Bitters to bar grandchildren us it is
the best'nuidicine slu- ever an '.~-"lu-
Father. ‘ .‘J-tl 1
-:\w_-!‘.-L".
no.
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bananas 1N hora wave.
Sickness is the'most expensive thing in
the world. In two ways: It puts one lo a
direct cost, and prevents one from earning
money by his labor.
,, _.__ .
11 is quite a relief to know that thenew
administaatio'n will not interfere with the
projected annular .eclipsc of the sun. The
feeling is'dally gaining strength that Mr.
- Cleveland: aims to be the president of the
whole country, not of any
party.—-Boston Transcript.
I was troubled with chronic; catarrh- and
gathering in' my head, was very deaf at
times, had discharges-from my ears, and
(In rear ofr'Hol-schgai- Depot),
NOR“’.§LK, ‘~ CONN. - .
Cnrrlages furnished at ‘allholn-s. Courteous
attention and gentlemanly drivers. 1y
HORSE-.fllllllills
snoum can run
,sx‘ \ . i-JJ In
NEVER-SLIP. , . was unable to breathe through my- nose.
Horse Shoes Before the second bottle of Ely’s Cream
- f ~- ' - - Balm vvasex'hausted I was cured and t0-
: AND ‘ - day enjoyedls'ound health—C. J. Corbin,
, , Gauze.
CAI/KS ALWAYS SHARP:
'.ln»en'tlrc set can be changed in five mlnutes.
delphia Pub. House, Pa. See adv.
A man inRochostetoffere $500 for the
discovery of each new ‘come’t during the
present year“ A; young man who tried
roller-skating the other-flight thinks of
putting in a claim for $5,000,000,000; but
'some of ‘1he heavenly bodies when he
stopped so suddenlymay have been'ineteors
andausteroidsw—Noi'riatown.Herald.
"lrculars and testimonials. The X's.- xlxcu. used
ord'elnoving and insertlng theseflalks, will be
touurlespeclally useful for household and stable.
- - rue remnants-house shot: 00..
all ludlaWharIf, Boston.
Elmwonfl Stock Farm.
, Helps, Cayuga do. it. I. .
~ . ; omy collectionot
_ .Perchcron Stallions
and Mares, I have
_ dded, by direct im.
. porxarion, 57 tine ani-
scorra auctaxox or
A MostINntritious Food and Medicine. -
Dr. Lindsay ~Johnson, of Cartersville,
.' “:va ““"2‘5..‘.¢.‘Z 'Geo., says: "I take great pleasure in say.
‘ be, 01pm, “5“,“, ing your Emulsion has proved itself in m
hands a most efficient remedy, i the var -
ous wasting conditions calling or such a
nutrimcnt.” .
Imported-stock regis—
. . . . - tered in Percheron
StudBo’ok'ofFraaee and America. All stallions war-
ranted breeders. New catalc e out soon. Station
’ " Ensmore, onSouth’n Central . it. Junk W. Arm.
' Fred—~“Ab, Charley! they tell me- you
have consulted Dr. Bolus . about your
cough. Did he give you any cncoumge—
ment'r” Charley-«"4 o, 1 can't say that
he did; but when I told him, as l hauled
out a V, that. I’d. pay him as we went
along, I thought I gave him som. en—
couragement.”--Boston Tranu'ript.
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i - .- “Stock Farm
,c'roas'e‘ Ile. Wayne‘oo'.-, lob;-
SAVAGE & FARNUM, Pnormaroas.
. Too much effort cannot be made to
brin no the attention of‘sutl'erin woman-~
boo the great value of Lydia, .. Pink-
llein’s Vegetable Compound as‘ it 'l-cfncdy
forlhe diseases of Woman, antl'pcrbaps
nothing is more cllectual than the testi-
mony of those who, have 'been cured.
Such an one is the wife of Gen. Barringer
of Winston, N. C.;,ll'nd we qlioté‘. froin the
encral’e letter as follows: "‘Deer. Mrs-
i'nkllam—'—Plcuse allow me to-ze'dd my:‘
testimony to the most- exccllgnt medicinal .
qualities of your Vegetable, Compound.
Mrs. Bar-ringer was treated for several
years for what the physicians called Lou-
cos'rliea, unduProlapsus Uteri combined.
I-sentlwrtolticbmond, Va.,,,whcrc she
remained for six months under thctrcat-
ment of an eminent pb 'sician without any
permanent benefit. S c wasinduced to
,.-try your-medicine. and after. a reasonable
; lime commenced to improve and is now '
1 able to attend to her busineSs and con-
1 siders‘"herself‘ fully rclievcd." [General
SUFFERING worn Snoop.
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III-TIMPO'RtE-D—
Percheron -~:..l-',l-etr.ses-
fidllggélrsflméwnohi "the 'g‘et’ofslres‘iagid cans
' a ‘ .. ' - ‘ r .
Eighth :iiige . haggaténganzggkgglsurg 111 .w'
- ‘ISL‘AHD ,. l-I'O'ME
in the;Delroit River. ten miles bel‘owlhe Citv. and
'ls‘acbesslhle' by railroad and 'Sl'e'a'mb'oat.‘ "Visuors
not familial-Milli Ithe locationgmny sailor-city office.
, 5: Campau, Bulldmgqmd a‘nescort Will accompan
e
Hotel, Winston, . (3.," and is widely .
S D A Y ,
rd 'Tl‘lhel‘ cold.~'-anlon I
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a bottle'for his hair preparation; "but he -
able to judge. For sale by R. P. Beattys, l
. . boards will readily understandhimH-New
by in the days 01 coughs and colds-4m ,
e bright autumnal days thetempta-
Syrup stands unrivalled as a remedy for 2
Twenty-five .
head, dear lady. ~It is better than nothing 7,
We say nothing or I.
923 Chestnut street, Field Managers-Thim-
rmza con uvsa 01L, wrrn nrrornosrnirse, '
MARCH—117. 1
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more I W Ayn-E.
IRON AND STEEL.
. Carriage Makers’ and Build ers‘ Supplies, Agricultural:
plei'nent’leom-s, Sash and Blinds, PamtSZQils; . _~.-
V Glass,.Fert_ilizers, &c. ' " " - -
H SMITH& Co..- - .
.15 and 17 WA TER .372, N01? WA LK.
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WHO IS 0
moo
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3.
i—r’r
i-m%-.
Being me Great Central Line, affords to
Southeast; and the West; Northwest an
Intermediate. The
“ GREAT ROCK
mo low rate of SEVENTV-FIVE GENTS
via the famous-
Blufie. St. Paul. Mumeapblla and Inter
R. R. CABLE,
Vlco-Prea't '1'. oen'l Manager,
9'
i and price.
to ~ .9 «PE
I
beIc/z-jojficz'aily endorsed by
' lF you WANT-ITO
_‘ Filthynlifi GAME- BAG.-
. AND- MAKE
~. mo scones.
' USE
ESHGT:~$G U NS-
All the-- heteat-Iflrprovements. I
"in hereby-me cl'acuuas.
’ 11;; All???” :. '
Lamberson, Furman & Co.
. sol-E AGENTS" FOR
’. 1
. . Cportiag Arms and Ammunition,
:28»! d.’ 283' B‘rbadway,
WESTERN OFFICE, . - NEW YORK'
- D. H. LAMBERSON do 00.,
73 State Street, Chicago, 11!.
annoav, - ~ - ILION, N. v.
‘ ":‘S'H‘OVE‘LS,
scooes,spaoss.
four u us up noun. or sxlun wanna;
“Khalil IHAT‘ oun-eouns ARE ALIVIAVS RELIABLE.
Que Piece of Solld Steel.
“140, notes or lovers 1'0 WE'AK‘EN THE BLADE.
,, SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
"trunnion AGRICULTURAL 30..
11.103. N. Y. !
Ba‘r‘ring‘er is the prtliprietor'of-the3American
1 pg: to the farm. rid-for 'catalogue, {recur max .
1 Fees, ,Savacr. & FAs'va, Demit, Mich. ,
l
. known]
New Teri»: once. 118 Chambers Street. 1
,‘ .
(919'
cHIoaco‘; ROCK ISLanoia PAoIFIc R'v,
graphlcal position, the shortest and best route' botweon theta-t. Northeast
THRE“ TRAINS each way between GHICAOO and
TWO TRAINS each way between ONICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and Elk-PAUL.
mass:
Owing to the great depression in most kinds of niauufucturiug
interests and the consequent dullness of trade, we are prepared to
offer extra inducements to buyers 'VVe have a lull lllle of the above
named goods,an(l areconfidcnt that: we can suit you both in quality
The Nation’s
’HE WE ll" YORJi" BOfl
‘ WRITERS SJ! 3' :~~—“ Bush 5* Denslow’s Premium Sa/ty
~ Oil is a" Perfectly Safe Illu-minaim' and its nee. will
rcxult in. a. Great Smrilig of Life and Property.”
Til-1292's flu: only; Oil in. the United. States thathas ever
I.'ERle-uerouits'ous",- , _ .
l , ll. A. BLAGKMAN,
UAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY 0' THIS COUNTRY. WILL
SEE BY EXAMININO THIS MAP. THAT THE ‘ ‘
- I; \W o“: 7.. 0.77 \ee'u :v *3
st stems»?
\l
' Chgipe'ws ‘ la V ,
' . untran- ‘35
\a
travelers. by reason of he unrlvaled goo;
an ~
I! Sou thwar. ‘
I: la Ilrerally and ctr-lctly true, that Its oomiootlona are allot tho prlnolpal "no.
of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific.
By Its main line and branches It- reaches _ >
La Gallo, acneoearé Molina and Rock Island, In Illlnols: Davenport. Muscatlno.
Waahlngton. Keokuk. Knoxville. Oekaloosa, Falrt‘lold. Des Molnea. West I. hem.
Iowa City. Atlantic. Avoca, Audubon. Harlan. Quthrlo Center and Council Bluffs.
In Iowa :' callatln, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas city. In monolith-amt Leaven-
worth and Atohlson in Kansas. and the hundreds of cities, villages and towns,
chicaso. Jon-at.- Foorlu. Ottawa.
ISLAND 'ROUTE,?’
As it Ia‘famillarly called, were to trivatera all the advantages and comforts
Inctdent to a smooth track, sate bridges, Union be
that Express Trains, composed of COMMODIOUS. . , ,
HEA?ED. FINELY UPHOLSTERID and ELECAN‘I' DAV OOAOHIS; a line crane
MOST MAGNIFICENT HORTON REcLININc CHAIR OARS ever bulk; PULLMAN'S
latest dealgned and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and DINING OARO
that are acknovvledgod by press and peOple to be. the FINEQ‘I' RUI UPON aisv
ROAD III THE COUNTRY, and In which superior meals are served to travelers,”
pot at all connecting point;
vim... vsuvlurso.‘ VII“:
sacu. ‘ . . . -. -.
tho moaoum mvsa.
‘ ALBERT .LE‘A‘ ROUTE.
January I. 1882. a new llne wlll be opened. vla Serum and Kankakae.‘ between
Newport News. Rlchmond. Glnclnmtl. Indianapolis and La Fayette. and Council
medlate points.
All Through Passengers carrled on Past Express Trains. .
For more detailed lntormatlon, ace Mapaand Folders, which may be obtained. as
«atlas Tickets, at all principal Ticket Ofilcea in the Unlted States and Canada. or 01
E. 81'. JOHN,
Can't 7"!" l» Pan's M'h
GHIOAGO-
DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY
'AND SILVERWAREI j -
’55.
Witch it Clock Repairing & J ebbin
~_ a, e 0 K 9-0 NS
Ill
Lig
A-RL ST. N EWC—YR..
RD OF FIRE UNDER-
thc New For/c Board 0/ Fire
~U/‘2dbrwriters; Further comment- seems‘ unnecessary.
'I 'J'OI‘EI gratin; Ev CBR'Y‘WHER‘B.’
CM NICZEI’OLS,‘I
manhunt: our 'Joumam' nurmn’rmrsm‘.
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. i illustrated pamphlet free.
‘ .- lbed-bngs,
- N21
In my; to introduce our Mm l W" '(‘utl-
logue or birchlewelry, luau [guard- of
new: hornets, we make the 1‘ .llowlng‘ll rel otl'er :
On receipt (fix—fisgeag-u f-tthin‘sgb: ill
lllenl we 15' son on era 9 V9 lags,
nu. 'ulorit' sustainable and unarwmch wo
‘ in Job. ll
:6 ' .
afisifi‘ml
{‘9'
. ‘ - bah III]
and are arm '1ch to give mitisfacllo' ‘
. acrul .tlte=tw0'.flnga for $134
._lnsti;atcal.0a_talo use of line, _ .
*Warehea, etc. sent roe with each order-.-
In r-snre qu finger and state which ring you want,
lfn_-tbulh. _Pos ,‘ est-ass taken. Address,
Eunha-J’eulslry 00., Maiden? . New York.
"WINan-agency for [behest selllng book out. Be-
nne ssncceed grandly. None 1111.. Terms tree
at. 1-300: 00.. Portland, Maine. .- -
nrumerou P 3 U, l P 3
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i 3.1.3031 Tl-RSTVCLAST
.lml 8113331101 311311131.
‘ l mulls smmlun. '
No. 11 not St. .'Norwalk, Conn:
Jeavolkrn '
mar moltey tunnel. an'ytlnng'el'se say-taking, .
_ . worm, tatter,-‘salt rhenimtrostcd feet, chilblaius'
. :. snnltramfl‘rlne blnin .been produced that
AMMONIA m BAKING rowbvns.
! 1 1 . sclenuac Amerlcan.
Among the recent discoveries in science
and chemistry, none is more important
than the uses to which common ammonia
can be prtgrerly put as a leavening‘ agent.
and whic indicate that. this familiar salt
is'b'ereafter to perform an active part in
the preparation-oftour. daily,_food.
The carbonate of ammonia is an exceed-
ingly volatile~ - stibsiance. . “ Place «a - small
portion-of‘it upon Arthritis! and holdiit over
a figme, and it will almost in} ediately be
entirely develo _d into lies 'aI pass off
into the air. - he gas thus formed is In
simple composition of nitrogen and hydro-
en. :No residue is left from the ammonia.‘
_ his gives it its superiority as a leavcnin g
power over soda and cream of’t‘artar used
alone, and has induced its use as a sup-
plement to these articles. A small quanti-
ty of ammonium the dough is efiective in
producing bread thatwill be lighter, sweet-
er, and more wholesome than that - risen
by anonther leavenin "agent. 'When it is
acted up'On by the ‘ eat .of“ halting the
leavening- gas‘ that raises the dough lsl'ib.
erated. In this act it uses itself up, as it
were; the ammonia is entirely diffused,
leaving no trace or residuum whatever.
The light, tintIy, flaky appearance, so dc-
sirable in biscuits, etc..' and so sought
importer to them only by the use of this
agent. . - ‘
The bakers and .bakin , powder manu-
facturers producing the nest goods have
been quick to avail themselves of this use.
ful ' discovery, and the handsomest and
best breed and cake are now largely risen
by the aid of ammonia, combined of course
' with other leaveningmaterial.
Ammonia is one of the best-known pro-
ducts of the, laboratory. If, as seems to
be justly claimed for it, the application of
its properties'to the‘ es of cooking
results in‘. ‘g‘tving us lighter and more
wholesome bread, biscuit, and cake,Iit
"and will speedily force itself into ' general
use in-tlie'iie‘wf‘field to which science has
assigned it. _
. . ”‘ffivrca "ro arc-mime.
Are you disturbed‘:.a‘t- hi lit and broken
of your'rest by a sick chil sufferin and
crying with pain of cutting teeth ?
sendat once and get a bottle of Mrs
"Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for« Children
' Teething; Its-.- value, is ..incalculable. It
will relievetIhepoor little sufi‘erer imme-
diately. c'pend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake "about it. It cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, regulatesdhe stomach and
bowels, .cnree wind .colic, softens the
gums, reduces, the inflamation, and gives
tone and'eu'ergy to the whole system.
Mrs. ”Winslow’s-scathing Syrup for Chil-
dren Teething is pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best-_fe‘mal_e‘,;.nurses and ph sicians in the
United Statot, and is for as e by all drug—
gists throu bout the world. Price 25
. cents a bolt 9. . . lv4‘.‘
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—You- can let vo r clothes lie in the
water 'as 1mg as you wish if you use
“ Spence’s Sky-Bluing Book" for bluing.
(S‘old by R. P. Beatty, grocer, Norwalk,
.onn. '
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; . LIST OFPATINTS
, Issued fro" the U. 8. Patent Ofllee for the
.3 week e‘ndilg" rob 3, 1886 for the state of
i Connecticut, furnished us.
! John E.Earle, Solicitor of Patents, New Haven,
i Conn. ,
._ F». 3.13am): Birmingham, button: fastening.
g C. .Barbei", Hartford, dividers and calipers.
3 W. 11. Bliss, Norwich, revolving fire arm.
B. B. Bunnel, Branl'ord, automatic lamp
, lighter and extinguisher. ‘
’ l A. Dickermin, New Haven, making metallic
l cartrid
gas a
J. G. 1}
Doggbt‘y: Waterbury, ndulum level.
E. L. Gaylord,Bridgepon, evice for locking
; joints. 2 patents.
Same, plane for picture moldings.
Same, tool tor bevelling and finishing edges
% of wooden picture mats. .
Same, mat wage for picture frames. I'
3 ‘Same. machine for preparing mitre joints for
! tastenings..,,, .
' B.-L. Halli-Mendel], lantern. ,
. H. K. Jones; Hartford, assignor to Russell 30
| Erwin, barbed wire shoe nail.
l J. 'Knons & A. E. Wallace, asei
‘ Bf . 0b.. Hartford, making bicyc e forks.
g. A. Lane, assignor to New Haven Clock
00.. clock striking.
F. L. Palmer, New London, mechanical
movement. . I
- g. Swan, Seymour, machine for manufactur-
E ing auger bits. ' .
' J. S. 'l‘ayln',,I)anbur_v, machine for scalding
and felting bat bmliep.
‘ F. B. Thatcher. Bridgeport, bottle stopper,
G. Thumehirm, asaignor to Brantord Lock
Works, Branl‘nnl, sash fastening.
a.
ore to Pope
' - “08 0F THE'CAMEL
As a matter of fact, and in spite of its
having carried Mahomet in four leaps
from Jerusalem to Mecca. seven miles
- an hour is the camel’s pace; nor can it
maintain this rate‘over two hours. Its
usual speed is about five miles an hour
. -—a1slow pace, beyond which it is dang-
emu's to urge, them lest, as Asiatics say,
they insight break their hearts and die
l litemlly on the ipOt. ‘When a camel is
3' ' pressed beyond this speed, and is spent.
l it kneels down, and not all the wolves
in- Asia will make it budge again. The
camelsomaihs where it kneels, and where
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3' is useless.
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‘ ' . _ IMPORTANT.
| Baggage Expressace and carriage hire, and
l stopgat the-Grand Union Hoteljopposite Grand
| Central Depot. _ _ ~
3 Elegant rooms fitted up at a' cost of one
7 million dollars,.reduced to tl.00‘hnd"n wards
l per day. European plan. Elevator. liestau-
l rant supplied with the best. Horse cars,
l tagssan'd elevated railroad to all depots.
, annhce can live better for less money at the
‘5 Grand UIniouJIotel than .at any other first-clues,
:_ hotel in the citv. ' ly-IS
f . ' *-.-—. —-- —
g _. YOUNG llEN!---llEADTliIS.
l . .,’[I‘lle.IV,oltaic [felt Co", at Marshall, Micla,
. offer to send their Electro-Voltnic‘ Belt and
§ Other Electric Appliances on. lrihl tor thirty »
days, to men (young or oldlafflictI-d with ner-
l
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I and all kindred troubles. lleoloi' rheumatimn,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases.
1 Complete restoration to health, vigor and man;
i hood guaranteed. No i'iakis incurred as thirty
l days trial is allowed. Write them at once for
' ly52
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1 'lt'EltlT \‘IAN SYRUP cures Dyspepsia, (lenera
Iblllty. Liver t'omplalnt, Bells, Bunion, Chronic
l D
l Diarrhea. Nervous Aflmflona. Female Complaints,
| and allure diseases onglhatlngln abaltate or the
2 ulood.
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- “Items on Congas."
.' Ask for ".‘Rough on Coughs," for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsencss. - Truckee, 15o.
{ Liquid, 25c. -
“13331. «a an?"
Druggiste.
.. - Ito-rt hiss. : .,
' Palpitation. dropsical swellings, dizziness.
1nd:
I
“dough on dill." ‘
Ask'forWells‘RongbonCnrns. 15c. Quick, ,
liarrl or soft come, warts, ,
2 complete care.
5 humans. .
,' I “Bo-gl- ea “In," POIGIMMI Planter.
I Strengthening, improved, .the bestfor bill'li-
‘l aohe,‘ pIa'lns in chest or side, rheumatism,
{ neuralgia. ' ;
‘ - . no. riotiif‘
Wella’ Health Rencwer restores health and
i
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. ! vigqr, cures dyspepsia,headache,nervousness, .
. idbbllltj‘. tl. ‘ . l ’ ' -
. 'mt“
‘ . _ ii Whooping Cough,
AudItbe uninv throat affections of children,
romptly,‘ pleasantlv and safely relieved by
ong on Coughs. roches, 150. Balsam, 25c.
, . lothers.
.. If you are tailing-broken. worn out and ner-
_ vous. use Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Drug-I
grate.
"iiiiim"
"“_Ielgh ea Toothache."
__he. Ask lor [tough on Toothache. . 15 and
2:. cents.
l'retty Women. -
__~ bodies who would retain freshness and vi-
vacity. Dou‘tfnil to try Wells' Health ltenewer.
’ -~0flarrhl-Tbraat-‘Alfeetioas. .
Hacking, irritating. cs :ughs.colds, sore tin-oat, _
cnrcd by Rengh nu Coughs. Truckee, 15c.
Liquid 25c.“ - ‘- - ‘
l. . “Ly-leashes Ill-In.”
It'ough‘ no Itch cures'humors. eruptions, ring-
. . The Hope of .the Nation.
.l...
after by rofessional cooks, is said to be .
will prove allows to dyspeptic humanity,
f so,|
from the ofiice of
libel: you visit or lgavaNew York city, save
vons debility. loss ol vitality and manhood, .
Clears out rats, mice, roaches. flies. nuts, 9
skunks, chipmunks,..gophers. 150. :
gestimi‘, headache. sleeplesanc'ss cured bv :
a, ‘ Welle’ Healthftenewer." i .
If you are losing-your grip on life, trv Wells’ ‘ "
"Health Renewer. '-Goce directto weak 'spote.
Instant relief tor-neuralgia; toothache, lhce- '
‘ ‘- in‘ the best mlinner.
nature NQBWALK R-R
Commencing June “11,1864.
DAILY TltAlNS' _
So'uth'.
lv. Norwalk, lv'.So. Noni/all, ‘ Anwllsoo Pole
Tatum Telum. - 75511.11).
858 “ 910 “ 920 “
11! 56 p. m 1 10p. m. 1 20 p. In.
as u in u , .5 05 “
Nail-tn.
Lv. Wilson Point, Lv.So.- Norwalk, Ar. News
8808.m.‘ 9203.!n. 9258.111
1 40 p. m. 213 p. m. 2 13 p. II.
425 “ 455‘"- 459p. m.
540 h 015 “ 62011.01.
. cuss. M. CRAWFORD, Shpt
N. Y., N. E. J: H. RAILROAD.
Trains leave South N orwall: for New York.
4 56 p. m. '12 59 p. m. Boa. Express
5 14 ‘- Boston ex . 2 no “ Express
6 24 "- Adams ex 830 “ - “
4550 “ SSS. special , 44? “ "
6 li’ " Accom’tlon l 5 09 " “
E 05 “ B't s eclal l o 56 “ Accom’lloo
- ‘15 ‘f as. 0. ex l 840 “ Milk train
I 42 " Local ex 5 8 45 “ S.N. special
5 25 “ “ “ :10 0'3 ‘- Express
903 “ “ “ . 3,12 as “ Wash ex.
9 33 “ accom'tlon lSuuduy Ara, 9 15 a. m.
.10 29 a. In. Local ex l .. Local 6 14 p. m.
11 45 “ Accom'tlon l “ Milk, 8 40 "
Leaves south Norwulk for New Haven.
1 21 a. .15., Wash. ex - 6141'. in. Laos] ex
6 its “ Accom’tlon 647 “ s. N. s 31
’f 25 “ Milk train 653 “ Sp’f’ld 0. ea
8 46 “ Accom’tlon T 29 ‘f S. N. special
9 19 “ Boston ex 8 02 " B’t special
10 48 “ Accom’tlo‘n 8 24 “ S. N. s olal
12 13 p. In. Boston ex 1 9 44 “ Accom on
1 46 " Accom’tlon 10 55 “ Adams ex
2 12 “ Local ex 11 28 “ Boston ex
4 32 “ Accom’tlon 11 47 " “
4 50 “ Local cx Sundays 8 00 a. in. Mad
5 10 t- ea .. 9 41 “ Ac.
5-40 “ S. N. special " 652 p. m. '
Freight Linc direct to New York
Landing nt-Pier. 23 E. It,
foot lleckman Street.
Lower Rates than by any other Line.
THE PROPELLER
City? of Non-walk
“156.271.3133."... notice,
0n and after Monday
korwalk, Tuesdays, Thurs-
ice pcnnltllng) leaving
davs, and Saturdays. ,
Returning. leave New York, Mondays, Wednes—
days, and Fridays, from Her 23 E; It. (Foot of
Beekman an.) stopping at South Harwell: both
wave. to dellver and receive freight. -
Freight taken from and received for all
the Danbury and Seawall;
at. very reduced rates.
Upon appllcatlon to agents, City of Norwalk will
be sent for special lots of- trelght anywhere in New
York or Its vicinity.
ETA]! persons are forbid trusting any of the
employees, of the boats on this line on amount of
the owner thereof. .
hits on
, and Shepang allroads
I. VID trill
A bsolutely Pure.
Tm: roweier never varies. Ama’IVE‘. or pure
strength, and wholesomeness. More economic
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In com
petition with the multitude ’of' low test, also
. weight allnm or phosphate powders.
floral. Burma PownsuCo.. 100: Wall iI., N.-
AMERICAN .
Electric Lamp
_ A MODEL.
Lane be $1. " ' 3111111181le610
The Electric Lamp is one of those useful articles
desired In every family. There la notion to ex-
plode or dangerous-Inns coustmctlon,zw lle ‘ it 1
simple, and easy tomanage. Its l , [is generated
' by ‘electrlclty at smell-expenses 'l Incandescent
Electric. hemp consists of Stand. lobe. I'll-Ilsa
Baraer.'aud‘ Double Electric tie-era or; with ful
instructions for puttin in operation; hither slz
mailed on receipt of r so by the manufacturer.
‘ :Plt‘ DEMO!- LOWEY ,
P 9. Box l322. 961d: 98. Fulton StreeL New York
.\. B.—Esllmates furnished for factory, church
residence and municipal lighting at lower cost, an
all kinds of electrical work undertaken by com me
AGENI 1. v ,WANTED for the mos
. ‘ opulurand easiest selling
1:03: (3:3; published," WEN'I‘Y, YEARS 01"
. 3 .r ‘ SS” ' . '
- _1ssj.1ss1 .431] “mes 0381111119.
-Hon.' J. 8.. Wise, M. 0., from \'a.. says: “Whoem-
takes it up, nomalm- Trnelhcr he be Mr. Blalm‘s
' friend m‘ynemy, will ”never put it- (Iou'n mull I:
has read (be whole." Agents make from 8200:
8 1,000 per month. Over (1.000 agentalreadv em
ployed. Schiller our very liberal terms. Address
"Tin-IIIENIIY BILL P! B,’ 00, Norwich. t'oaa.
‘10
'I for working peo le. Bond 10 cents pos
, age, and we wil man you free, a roya
valuable sample’box of goods that wl
,pluyonln the way of making more money In a few
days than you ever thought possible at any business
(lapltal not required. hell can live ,ut home and
work-in spare time onlv, or all the tlme. All of both
sexes; of all ugesgrandly successful,- 50 cents to $5
easily earned every. evening. That all who want
work may test the business, we make this unparal-
leled-otter: 'l‘oall who are not'well-satlafled we wlli
send :1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full.
particulars, directions etc, bent free. Immense pa y
absolutely sure for all who start at once. Don’t de-
lay. Address,-Srlsso.\' .t l‘o., Portland. Maine.
l M. SCHWAB.
OPTICIAN and OCUIJST,
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“ILL an AT NORWALK.
, APRIL 14 and I5, 1885.
A t N orwa’lk Hotel..-
Ilavlng qualified myself by-years of hard study
in the best matltul-lonsln Europe, and uavln had a
practical experience of twenty-five years n this
country. I am enabled at first sight to adapt lense a
most appropriate to restore the vision to its orlglna
vigor and cure all the various diseases or the eye
1 have tllerelore .comblned my practice of an
Ocullst with that of'an Optician. and am now en-
.abled to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles of
Spectacles and Eye.Glasses whlch are made to
order under my own supervision. to salt my 3am
tome-rsY v’lslonary allmemsr ' '
i Cbnsjultatidn firee.
1 References—690.11. Bishop. Charles Olmstead
eIx-Depnty Sheriff Charles Adams. Mr. Clareuc
Bash Wllll .l.. F. Bonnet, Gen. U. N. Couch, 31m.
W. K. James. ‘ '
NEW
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Sew'n M. - ‘
11' Slug 0' chintisFOnly$
L' including a full set dean-a.
, - Attac meats, needle
is
t '. oil usual mags oft: leces' '
. ch. Footnote“! set. \meuhwi‘:
years. Ila-Ids“. e and liar-able. Don't
t" $40 or M for lulluea no hurts
e “$35.“ Kilns: mayhem on“ or.) .f
particulars lb g. vigil? “d not
. C II & co
A." 3 North 8th a "
I m Mini“. 4".
firs-rose 811001-133".
' - WM. McCORM-ACK.
‘ No.111' rim Sr, uoawstx.
Shoelng in all its branches guaranteed robe done
Special attention paid 1.0 In-
1 lerfering. or tender footed horse-s. All Work wer-
runtcd. Give us a call. ' lyss
Jusr WHAT roe Auvll, Vlse, cm.
sign. waxr. of! Tool for Farm
-.._ .. . andflomeuse. a
, sizes, 84.350.35.50,
$6.50. Sold ' be
hardware dealely
'l'b introduce. r
- free to first pcr-
' ChildrenSIOWiulleveln mcnt. nuv,scr
and'delica'teé use~Wells’ ealIh' "
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3:4..- .. A. .
, .W-hlo aware
. Tbs-Isa or four hours every night coughing.. Get
immediate ‘
relief an‘d""soitnd rest by using
.WIelln’ Rough. onjufioughs. Troches, 15c.
1 Liquid, 259-.) . .
.1.
- - “lo-ghol‘l'aia ’0 Poi-onset! Plaster.
: Btrmgtheuhg,1improved, the beat for back-
.mhe. poinh, in.chest or side, rheumatism,
‘neuralgia‘; . 1543.
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f .'_We coiisidcr the “ Sig Billing Book"
fat-wonderful discovery. - ever before has
.Wliil s'édliifintless. ow you can have the
beiutifill-blue of the ball bluings, without
the-sediment: which spots the clothes.
Get a book-from B. P. Beatty. grocer,
Norwalk. 3:11.. and trv it.
away ,.
l. wanted. Write
$20333"
son who gets up
* '- . nclub of l. Agts.
[or circulars. ‘
CHENEY ANVIL G: VIHE (‘0. Detroit. Mich.
3n presents given away, send us 5
cents postage, smlby mail you will
getfrce a package of goods of large
value, that will start you in work liltlt will at once
bring 3'00 In money taster than anything else in
America. All about the $200,000 in presents with
each box. ’Agcnts wanted everywhere, of either
sex, of all ages, for all the time or spare time only.
to work for us at their own homes; Fortunes f r
all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. I .
Human- .r 00., Portland, Mame.
Dreésm 01:11:! g.
1 " : =.Miss A. o. ooLLlus‘
Is now ready to Cut. Fit and Make Dresses 1.3
S. ’l'. TAYLOR’S SYSTEM.
A LIBERAL snowr or PATRONAGE is nssmrn
rsasscr Ff’l‘ AND sartsvacriou enmaurssn.
N016 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
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