~ Items of Interest.
1:66 am: one-third of theemth and
debris that covered Pompeii so 101:8
remain in place.
At '9 wedding in Bridgeport 00m-
may the groom. nouns mn- who
‘pm limo“, from the EM broke
into hysterical sobs before the ceremony
V A glass bedstead has been made at I
Birmingham. _Eng" factory for I Cal-
cutie millionaire: It is of solid glass
the logs. rails. Ole-l: being 1405170111..
ThaKiug of Buriaah 'VI190 has one.
Thoseisaneturalbridgeneerthe,VV
boundary linebetWeen Arizona and New
Mexico. twenty miles north of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. which
surpasses in every way the famous one
in Virginia.
Two thousand hornedteedshave been
shipped from SanFraneiscoto China."
They will be converted into various
kinds of medicines. whichsellvoryhigh.
A toadis placadiu aflask of whiskey
severelweeks andthe thuil'isVscldV Isa
tonic.
tobathoBellFarm,rnCansda.belcn&V
ing to the Qu'Appelle River Farming
Co." Itconsistsof “00011010601th
some18.000 ecresaro undercloseculti-
vation. Every two hundred acreshes
uponitacottage.
The oak. says Robert Dongleoi._._"Ҥ
creepingont into the prairiesInd covdri?
lug unoccupied grounds in the Want
wherever itis not too sandy for it to
grow. Thousands of acres are new
covered with young oaks where they
didnoisrowforbresrsssm .
Werkmsninbeeaxfactcriospeeseun
charm cholera During the
terrible epidemic of 1004-0 firework;-
men in seven contiguous factories in
Italy were free fremths diseasewhich.
killedcd one-thirdofthepcpulation of
Visitingcardsfordogsaretheregein
Imdon. Theyueengravedmeineh
byahalfinchmndpnt :1me
01100th MisstnieBlaok “and
The.“ "Mr. Suttia Pug.’ "Mrs. .Wllo
onghbyPqu""Mr FrankFoxTarrVier."
and a hundred others maybe behad at
any suitionar's.
In some parts of the African chst the
shark is still warshipped Ind oderingI" of
poultry _and goats aromatic.” Oncoa
year. a child' :s sacrificed to propitiate it.
The littlevictim isboundto upset in
the sIndset lowweterand. Is thetide
rises. mingles its shrieks and screws
with those of its mother until devoured
by sharks.
‘ hfekico has her financial troubles. but
her condition for years past has been
far more prosperous and peaceful than
during any period of her history. Since
1800 she has had 116 revolutions. From
1828 to 1801 Juarez was the only presi-
dentwhc served out a full term. V- .
The 'Drogheda Guardians have dis-
covered that their coffins are made
without regard tothe sized the body
to be interred. and the natural conse- -
quenceisthetmauysrefoundtobo'
too small. Corpses are accordingly
jammed into those narrow receptacles
by main force.
There isacurious uniformityin the'
number of persons killed annually in
India by wild animals and snakes. The
Indian Medical Gnostic gives the number
of those killed in Bengal alone by
animals.for five yaaraatfrom 1.604%”
1.0021neachyeur. Thesaukesdestroyad
from 0.168 til-10,004 ennuIllVy.
Prolonged freshness is secured by"
standing flowers inwater some hours
before they are sent away. It is the
greatest fallacy to suppose that any
which hevotobesenttoadistanc'a '
should be fresh picked Theywill
travel better and lastlongar itellowed
to imbibe a full supply of moisture
before starting.
Birdie. are fetish-worshippers. In one
of theirhouses a traveler found a stake
onwhich wesplecedthe skullof'I deer".
adorned with garlands of flowers "and
herbs. This he was told was the female
fatiahathe male was composedof bam-
hocsandiaterlacedlikeecradle. Ajar
of pure water below appeared to be the
only offering
A relic of the great forests which once
covered the south of Sweden was
recently dug out of a hog at Kinnevod
in the shapeof I beat six feet in diam.
eter. hollowed out of a log. The tree
from which it was obtained must have
been. twenty feet in circumference.
__‘ was blneincolor. was
‘ .VV.-a boatso heavy that
by the Duke 013 Newcastle in 1808.
90089 he invited
he guest of his
tion that he
and if she
During the Brighto'u-
Miss Kellogg to be
family. saying in the
V had recently lest '
came it might a" "
ofroom yet in thisworld. The 1 {400,
000,000 persons supposed to be on the
globe oeuld all one easy standing more
within the limits of a daldtenmila
square. and bythe aid of I, telephone
could be addressodVa't and time byh
single speaker. 1n a'V field twenty miles
square they could Ill be comfortably-”V ' ‘"
seated.
W
A 'PnAc'rIcAr. Jon
Beethoven took a keen delight in
practical joking. The wife of a piano-
forte player and composer in Vienna
mm.mud°nt desire. to nonsense
look-cf ’B'octhbvan's‘ hair. that" she in-
duced her husband to ask a mutual
friend to endeavor to get the great com-
poser to gretifyhorwish. The friend
proved too fond of A practical joke to be
a loyal messenger. ‘He persuaded Beet.-
hoven to send her a lock of coarse gray
hair resembling his own. but cut from
another head—9' billy-goat's! The lady.
thinking she had the genuine article,
was as proud as a peacock; but her“ joy V
was short lived. for another friend. a
party to the trick which had been
practised. informed her of the deception.
The husband of the deluded and dis-
‘ tressed lady wrote an indith lettar to"
Beethoven. upbraiding him; and so
fairly was the composer shamed for the
discourteey and unkindnass of the jest
inwhichho had joined thathe wrotaa
latter of apology to" theagggievod lady. 2.
. um:
thenceforthV refused the one” of the ,
enclosing a"- Vr'Vefl lock? of’hi’e
instigator V-of such ungallaut practical
V joking.
NEW uni: Vor s'Vr."vms' bAncra
A man walked :11—t0— I store on Broad-
way in New York. and stood before" the
soda fountain
“Gimme I solid lemon sneaker. well
dashed.”hs said to the clerk. winking
his left eye" rapidly.
Thoclarkbogantoturncn lemon.
juice and watch his customer. who ce'n- '
tinned towink.
“I can cure that," said the clerk.
“We have In embrocation that will
instantly relieve the St. Vitus dancer-
“Whohas the St. Vitus dancef'tu-
tily asked the man.
“Why. your eyelids are affected." wu
the response.
"Yoeddi‘t catehonto mVymo'ning. I
fear. I am from Maine."
"Oh. wakeepit heroin I bottb. It
would take a half dozen saloons to cure
your eye of St. Vitus'. dance."
"K'rect you are.” concluded the
horny-handed prohibitionist from Maine
5 Partner
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‘- tiller, externally.
- ’ “If:
Thelargest farminthe wo'Vrld-ismid ._
PI
a:
A Positivo Cure for Every Form of '
Blood and Skin Disease from
Pimplas to Scrotum.
DISFIGUBING BUMORS,Humilltating Erup-
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Wield or 11011111
s I "up!” Ian 8010 0118 001138le
Sim 011d Scaqop,w1tu
lseIsVeIof the Blood
Bait. from lnlancylc old age, are positively
cured by Carlson Rescues-r. the Ne w Blood
1:1.ternally and Concern, the Great Skin
oScres, and every
. ...—...;
' ' ECZEMA 0113310..
I was amlctsd wit ancsomaonrboScalp. Face.
Ears and Neck. which the Drugglst where I got
your remedies, pronounced one of the worst cases
:obat hadocrue underbis notice. Be advised me
toytry your Cuticurs Remedies. and after five
days use, :ny‘m scalll my face were
entirely curedIn min another week to have
my ears, neck, anon; t a other
SI. E.
ER1“_:1-___AJVVIE. 4th St.. New York.
' SCAIBS AND. SOBEVS.
1 have been entered since last March with a
Skin cleanse the doctors called Eczema. My face
was covered with scabs and sores and the itching
and burning were almost unbearable. Seem your
Cuticu'ra Remedies schighly recommends. con-
cluded to vs them I trlal. using the Cutlcura and
Cuticu'ra cap externally and Resolvent, inter-
fort four months. I call in sol lf cured.ln
ude forwbicli I make mid}! firm lic statement.
111:9. CLARA 10,11
rosdBrcokV, Conu.
Cor-loud Brianne are' sold everywhere.
Price Cartoons" 600.; 11:30:.ka N'rm Scarsoc.
Prepared by the Poi-ran Dane am: Chairman 00.,
Boston,“
Sondra-“newtoCmSkinDiaoasasP”
rm hhlsekbosds. srm Blemishes, and
Bumors, use Corleone SC.AP
"(trick in the Beck,” stitch in the side,
rheumatic.-
ram , shooting Inns
and every
neuralgia, Iudsc tic
external pain and so a soothed and
with wonderfult colority by
worlgiual. elegm
. "to andinllammatiounhe»
moons u. Warranted the
Deflection of of t external remedies. and vastly
superior to Illot
llvefol‘ $1.33. Nailed
Great bangers.
guard against them requires judgment, abstinence
and alumna GINGER. ' '
This unrivalled household
companion is sure" to checkVVany dlatVurbanc’scf the
bowels. Instantly relieve crashps and pains"; prevent
indigestion. disease-germs in water
rowel-o the circa on when suspended by a‘ chill.
I uent cause of cholera morbus. break up colds
"and overs. and ward off malarlal. contagious and
epidemic influences.
Sa'nrokn's (linens is I delicious combustion of
Imported Ginger, Cblolce Aramatl and French
Brandy. and is the finest extract 0 ginger ever
ccrupouudod in the history of medicine. Ask for
cam-"cums GINGER.
Cholera morbus, cramps, pains, diarrhea, dysen-
tery, indigestion. colds, chills, simple fevers.
exhaustion, nervousness or Ides of' sleep, whether
cauud by unripe fruit, impure water. unhealthy
climate, unwholosome food. malaria, epidemic or
contagious diseases that beset the travellér or
household at this season, can have no serious in-
uuenco on those protected by a timely use of
Sanmnb's amour.
Asa summer with hot or cold water,
sweetened. or hot or cold milk. or added to ice
water, lemonade. effervescent droughts or mineral
water. Seaman’s Omani: forms a refreshing and
lnvigorlatlng beverage, un nailed tn simpllclt
and puily,wbllofree from coholic reaction. -
little should be added to every glass of water
:drn uk.
Do not be imposed upon. Insist upon having
SANFORD’S GINGER,
scan 1:! ALL bnoeels'rs AND chooses.
Send six cents for postage, and re-
A PR celve free, a costly box of goods
which will help you to more money
right way than anything else in this world. All of
either sex. succeed from firsthour. The broad road
to fortune opens hereto the workers.absolutcly sure
at once address. 'l\.os & Co. ,Augnsta, Maine.
JOIIN H. SMITH,
FLORIST,
EAST SIDE OF MAIN. STREET, _SOUTH
OF RAILROAD,
Clty of South Norwullr: Collin,
Plants &Flowers at all seasons
» Flowers for Funerals furnished and tastefplly
arranged to order at short notice.
MANUFACTURERS AVND DEALERS 1N
LUMBER,
TIMBER
SHINGLES,
LATE,
DOORS.
' SASH,
BLINDS
' MOLDING
WINDOW FRAMES
_ PICKETS, &.C.
Veneered Hard VVoodVWoi-k,
[lard woo d Ccili ng & Flooring,
\
V60 ..Ncirw‘alk. Comma.
of my face .
mm. 856.:
o‘er? 011,1 ““353“ s .
Three great dangers menace the traveller atV
everyturu. Theyareclimate. feed and water. To - '
some 11th
drunk, 2'
F'Hatch, 36183600;
TheVFormosarians. says VMV. Girarddo ..
NORWALK GAZETTE
mmuiil
DANBURY 8i NORWALK R. R.
' ' . Commencing _Juue 113.1886.
1) A l I: Y T B A I N 8-
801.1111
V"I.v. Nerwalk, Lv ..So Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Peln
164mm 141mm. 136mm.
see u 903 u 120' “
126-2 p m 12 67p. m. 21 20pm .
39 4 47 “ 5 or. .. .
" .North; 3
Lv. Wllsen Polnt, Lv. So. Nowell, Ar. Nerwalk. %
sacrum. 920mm. V926a.m
140nm 9,13 p.m nap. in.
496 u 616 “ 619p.m.
540 “ 616 “ 660p.m.
ones. :1. cmwsoup, Supt:
N. 1., N. E. a E. SAILBOAD.
Trams leave South NorwIIk for New York.
466 p.m. Bmhex V1060p.m. Bostonox
6 940. m. 9 ex 8‘06 Steroid spcl.
6 40 - ,“ Boston ex 6 so : “ . Boston or
660-. “ S.N. special 44'! “ . . 2
0 11 “ Accom’tlcu 6 00 - “ Acccm’tlon
106 “ In. 1:11 2 6652 F‘ 2 Accom'tlon
1 26 “ S.N. 0. ex' V B 10 99_ Newport spcl
742. “ Localex 840 "‘
8 96 “ ._ ‘1 “' , 8,46— '“. S.MN.specia1
0 08 “. “ “ 2 1006 “ Express
9 es “ Accom’tlon 12 “ Wash ex
10 09 “ Local ex Sunday Ac.,~- -0 16 I. m.
11 n6 “ . Accom'tlon Local 6 14p. to.
1‘ Mllk,8 so ..
Leaves South Norwalk for New Haven.
1:22am. Wash. cx 614p.m.1.ocslex
633. ‘ Accom’tlou 641.6 etc]
7 26 “ Milk t e 56 ‘4‘ Sp 0
846 “‘ - Accom’tlon 1-29 “ S. N. I III
no “ Bostouex 8m “, B’tspecal .
1090 “ Local'cx, 824 “' S. N. special
10 66 “ Accom’tlon 9 44 “ Acccm’tion
1013p.m. Bostcnex 1066 .9‘ .'Adamsex
1 so “ Acccm’tlon 11 41 “ Boston ex
I 01' “ Newport ex “ ' 2 ' “
s 32 “' Accom’tion Sundays’ 8 00 I. in. Mail
4 so ‘5 ex ‘ Ac.
6 10 “ ' u “ :V 61 p.m
640 “ Stmfd. :6 Iain
V—-——VVIA wrnson rom'r. _—
l'are 60 tints for Excursloal‘ickets
' ”WWWWR M
“ CITY O1"
wll- commence in r. leaving the
Steamboat dock at SVOIITNQNORWLDI" 7 1:6 I. m...
touching at WILSON POINT, leaving there on
arrival oftbe train from D'aubnry. laudRIng at Pier
gee: 83:18 See 1 tfi Indy???) 23.11.1(100'10
kman ow our 2
Returning leave New York from Pier 23. E. 11..
foot of Beekmen St. at 9: 30 p. 111.. and from Pier
loot 23d Street E.'itlverV. "2: 60 p. in. arriving at
WILSON N'ErorN'i abouts- incommensurate even-
lng trains on Danbury .1: Norwalk and New Haven
Rail
The CITY ofALB'ANY is unrivalled I,by sably boat
on non Island Sound as to SPEED
CONV IENCE and COMFORT.
Experienced and Competent Officers in every
defianmen
estaursnt in charge of a nrst-‘class caterer
preclal the wants of the traveling public with
as to suallt
pVVVliVaggage checked to Indoafrpm all stations on the
Danbnry 4!: Norwalk Ball!
The Propeller City of Norwalk will make her
usual trips for freight between New York and
and not stop lng atln South Norwalk
No rwalk, pp
while the Clty of Albany 9 month
rates. V "
VAN ELEGANT SPECIALTY
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rue 1011::st caveman soar our.
Wrrn Inner-sum vars Anne-inns ro
30039 or Art! Exxon-r.
cueasrav. Iraouosar. our;
Made or Iron, beautiful! ornamented. Five as...
for tab 0 or floor.
Send f 1 Cat-
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"'l'bs Calgt'V'”1x Pencil Holders. Sample by mail :0
Order “through your local dealer or direct loc
m" "w. . PRATT a. 00..
Headmflmformryfhiggiathsmamael
No. 19MBOND STREET,
3755. . _
P. 0.Box New Noni
sums UNABLE ro IANIIPAG'WBE
H A R N E :S 5
To compete with large concerns; I have taken the
agency of one of the eldest and lmstesta
ltshments in the state for the of
Harness. Saddles, Halters, su-
singles, Sellers. are.
I shallalso Make
Fine Harness to Order,
as usual. at the old stand,
No. 7 WATER STREET.
where I will kee 9 regular line of W111 Spon
Chemo ols, laukets, Robes Feed , 894
Traveling Bags, 0
3:. F. PEOKELL. .
Feed and Exchange
8 1'. a. b 1 e s .
No. 14: KniathV 612..
(in rear of Horse Car Depot),
NORWALK, CONN.- ~
sfurnished at all hours. Courteous
Carriages .
ttentlon and gentlemanly drivers. .
‘ was :I uncouiiurno Vwrru run successor Vol vulsVooourIv. war.
III I_:! examined rule a! my I'll!
'V V 5 errrlu
:icul;
2nd 'aer-‘obnkas
ration of all
acting
luxuries of its
The Fast Express
nosed of well ventilated.
Palace Sleepers of than
olabora
its' m
.L
President and coastal Issuer. Chicago.
asheswallowedaglassof bogussodss
fies—mg. V PM: W
«m... melee “will: and.“ Celebrited
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA- “Mi;
Paul.
General ticket Ins PIssVsVegor Ansel. ChlcVIIVI
For New Yuri fmm 80:11: 11:11:11,
On Ind" after Thursday "Ifterlioon, June 86, 1886,
Freight taken and forwarded It greatly reduced '
Livery. Boarding, Sale.
hotel :11 “V16 git!
V newspapers that use
.. is shown in the hole
0005 AND ENDS.
Why not let the milk wagon license
morey o to repairing the pumps?—.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
W
Two little boys who played cards in the
galls of the Gill-0y church, while the-
preac or drawled out a pious discourse.
are the objects of much anxious consid-!
oration among the good people of- that
town. -—San Francisco Alta. 2
A sli lit cold if allowed to progress will
be ten ed with serious results. Sutton’s
Catarrh Cure roaches directly the affected
rts. and gives immediate relief.
“I have used Suttcn’s Catarrh Cure to:
that extent that I am satisfied of its curs-
tive properties, and believe it to be a cure
for catarrh. ”—G. W. Collins, Coal Dealer,
8d eve. and 48th street. N. Y. See adv.
“I have been IfilicteVd will: catarrl: for
several years, and have- triedagreat msby
remedies, but found no relief until I used
Suttou’s Catarrl: Cure, which has cured
mo of that’ terrible disease,”—H. H. Todd,
Stamford, Conn. Sec adv. 4188
If a man wants a position where he gets
no salary but ungeu'crous criticism, no
pay but abuse and detractiOu—and where
do what he may. somebody will find fault
with him—let him got himself elected I
member of the village Board of Trustees.
—Cortland Standard. . .
J T. Sloan, Esq“ the well-known New
Haven real, estate agent, says: —-“I think
Borazel‘ is the best application for Cntarrh
of which I have any knowledge. When I
suffer tram cold in the head, it relieves
and enables me to rest well Vat night. I
have found it agreeable and speedily
efiective.
I used B'orazel for cold' in the head and
cold sores. Its effect was almost magical.
.15. Adams. '
The above are but samples of many
similar expressions 0f satisfaction. 2188
a._'_.———‘-
The Poles are having a hard time of it
at present. They arebeingremcved front
Sileso by the thousand and a commission
has been appointed to free New York from
them.- The New York poles have wires
attached to them. --Albany Argus. \
QUAKE]! TESTIMONY. '
Mrs. A. M. Dauphin a Quaker lady“; of
Philadelphia, has done a tficfld
make known toladies theret egreat value
of Mrs. Pilikham's Vegetable Compound,
as a cure for their troubles and diseases.
he writes as followo: “A young lady of
of this city "while bathing some years ago
was thrown violently against the life line
and the injuries received he'sulted in an
ovarian tumor which grew and eulafged.
until death seemed certain. Herph slcian
finally advised her to by Mrs. Pin ham's'
Compound»; She did so and in short
time the tumor was dissolved or caused to
slough off, and she is now in perfect
I also khow of many caseswhere
the medicine has been of great value" in"
proventin g miscarriage and alleviatin the
wins an dangers of childbirth. P flaw
dolphia- ladies appreciate the worth of
this medicine and is great value. "
A place in Africa called Anueg-V has been
atacked by caunibals, Who Its most of the-
white residents, A taste for the white of
Anncg' shows that our missionary- e florts
have not bash in vain. -—Plttsburg Glitch-V
e.
AnVYVICVB roNorurns V
“Are you disturbed It night and broken
our rest b a sick chi! Vsnfferin and
my rig withpu n 0161111111th 6
send at once wand get: 11' bottle of Mrs,-
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children
Teething. Its value is inculculabla.’ It.
will relieve tho’ poor little suffercr imme.
diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
isno mistakes spoutlit. It cures dysentery
and diarrhdes, i‘cguletes the stomach and
bowels, cures: "wind colic". softens the:
gums, reduces the inflamation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
MrmWinslow’s Soothing Syrup for Chile
dren Teething is pleasant to the taste, and
is the fprescription of one' of the oldest and
best emale nurses and pi: sicia'ns in the
United States, and is for so a by all dru-
gists throu bout the world Price
cents a bolt c.1y42
Our -V_En lisl: cousins think they are. con-'
Vuefit upon .09 by: shipping to
Arne can waters son: a installments of
English fish. Unlesst air flsh prove bet-j
tar. than theirsparrows they must keep
Ella? of! cur- shores .——Clcvelend Plain.
er. . . .
IMPORTANT.
B‘ghan Vyfirx: visit or mlaav; New York 1:113.“ save
gage r In carriage
stop at the Gland Union Hotel ,cpposite. dries
Criminal Depot. ‘ fitted .4. of.
app: rooms .u ..a .90th one.
million dollsra", reduced th 01‘ .00 and VI: words
per day: Eui'opaIn" plan‘._- Elevator. estsu-
rant Vsuppllcdi'l
Irma" "s and ele'vItedV railroad to all. do
Families can live ballot for less mono
Grand Union Hotel than at any other
Sonl'e of the disadvantages under which
tent outsidosV labor
ered bah canard I:
furnished the press from Talia ego; Aim.
Papers that denounced its week ago in"
the side that is printed at noise lire now
running it with? sensational headlines iii
patent epartmant —Columbus Enquirer
nervous DEBILITATED "unit; ' ,
You are allowed I' this trial of' days of
the use of" Dr. Dye’s. Celebrated Vol 0 Doll,
with Electric Suspen‘sory ryVApp pliances. for the
e
I Why don’t you try Carter’s Little Liver
V .811“ lives and‘so do hundreds of others
' events in the lives of Jefferson Davis and
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NEW YORK CITY.
‘iPills? They are a positive cure for sick
'headache, and all the ills produced by
disordered liver. Only one pill a dose.
I It' :s agood time to recall those New
Years resolutions; some of then: may
have got lost in the mountains or by the
seashore. —Bostcn Congregationalist.
All cases of Vweak or lame back, back-
;ache, rheumatism, etc., will find relief by
wearing one of Carter’s Smart Weed and
Belladonna Backache Plaster. Price 25
cents. ;
I There are 22diderent causes for head- V
ache, and you see how foolish it is to take
brandy and 80:19 when it has 21 chances
of missing_.+Dstroit Free Press.
I -Housekceper’s should bear' in mind that
in the Kettle Lard made by Sperry d:
I Barnes, and hearing their well-known
brand, no adultoratiou is allowed. The
Sperry a Barnes' Hams fer sweetness and"
tenderness are I lung ways ahead of any
other brand in the market.
The “oppressed "of all nations" are as-
touish'ed to learn that the United States
[ Armyhas to turn out to protect the Mon-
oliana-limmigrauts. ur—VVI'IOIIIVBVIVHG Courier-
corn
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Company, of New York.
VRI ( '11 A If I) A . 2110001: I) Y , President.
The llutual Life Insurance Company' is in tho torty-secolid year of
who have been cured of rheumatism and
neuralgia by the great blood purifiel’
Sulphur Bitters. Send for testimonials.
The latest case of forgetfulness reported
was that of a South Boston car conductor. ‘-
He brought over a good car load of pass:
sugars and forgot to collect fares. —Bos_tonV;
Traveller.
nmoaru mm,
Who have that tired and all gone feeling.
and don’tliketo be disturbed. will con
tinue to be trcubled. with this complaint.
anth1 1h? renew their impure blood. 1-
Sillphur itters willceuse new and rich
blood to course through every artery and
vein in the human system. See another
column". 2130
New York: City have indorscd and wil
teach a new round dance the coming ses-
scn, to be known as “the York. ” New' ,
York City has been supposed to be a trifle
more g1 dy- than Boston, but it' is hoped [
that the York will not be a corresponding"
advance on the “Boston dip”0f unfragraut
memory .-—-SVtar.
IN VTHI DEAR OLD DAYS.
We difiVer u: creed and politics, but We
Vere a unit all the same on the desirable.
boss of a fine head of hair. If you mourn
theloss at this blessing and ornament, .a
bottle or two of Parker‘s Hair Balsam will
make you look as you did in" the" dear old
days. It is worth trying. The only '
standard 600.- article for the hair. 3138
Somebody has taken the trouble to col-
lect several FtremIrksblc cciVncidences of
Abraham Lincoln. '.’ The two men were.
most remarkable, however. for their diff-
arouses. They were as the poles sounder
in character. tastes, methods, Ind aims.
That“ is why Lincoln is loved of all men. ——
Philadelphia Ledger: 9' *
THEY ARE NOT SOBBY.V
Thai-0' one thing no buddy“p ever regets—r.
that is, t a day they first a tad. Parker’s
TonicIs their regular family medicine.
Its range is so wi e and its" good effects
so sure, that nothing else, except good
nursing,- are needed in a great majoritof
Case‘s. Buy lt". "try it, and afterer a it.
will not require any praise from" us. ’ '
M’Agontlemen went boat riding on Lake
Mich gun with "I Chicago girl and failed
to return. . Everybody thought it was" a
case of- horrible death until it was learned
that the gentleman was from St. Louis.
Then it turned into a scandal. 'aud so the
matter stands; another illustration old
%03 and a bad name. —Kansas. City
_. :mes.
a...
at tunes so bad the blood would run, Ind
at night. I could: hIrdly breath After“
ti?ing many" things without benefit Vl.‘ bud -
... .. Iamaliving witness
,Vt‘sV saucy—Peter ce,_ or,
IthacIJWY. may: to use. pH; 60 cents.
W
VAVVVJn has this trnl sensa-
ticnel lit-"Idle chghe of itsV co uVmIIVV- :. .“Ed
'he‘ wasmIdly in we; amend. "- - orb."
-iu"g is more common; fiau‘ I-inan being
in love threetimes, built isnct usually.
with the same womanl—Seu Franciscan 2- VV
“—-—' .
. 3 occurs noisier: or your
oonnmou‘..mrnurroruosrmrss, 5’ '
Is the direct and favorite line between Chicagoan and Minnae. and or. speedy reliefan rm; "en “ore of Nervous
where on aramedoln Union “Damask tefor all points” in the. Territories . Dobility. lose 0d n‘lioéd. and all.
a 1d. BrittehProm .tnlere Express Trainsm route the 2 kindred. baubles: sAV 4.3.13 other s-‘L-
_ 1'! 1 1: Vi I d!
Vw’s'tsm as: “V - It 1 “N. . 21:32am: hood! organisation-Jo tantrum
V g '1 ' -. 3.1. i. I ,‘ ' .
.- on sfihfimgda sci-a: lands of ”111001101; . . x.. Elms-£19,135 mam‘ig‘éflf‘fi "Vim"
t can Newport Na Richmond. Gin and rare. "i’ “fig“ V
V-Vi‘fbnigcll Bluffs. Kenna lasagna“n ”maths. Paul meflui'dtarmadlag Belt 00., Ismail. 3191R- . Ely
For detailed info You Tickets” Ideas? obtainable. as well Is .. ..
"‘lrckats. It all princi TlcketOfllcee in glue phi : or A W [bulginm gy‘fiufim ‘ ,
' _ 3VVVIVD1‘1'1‘VV'thnN mfiwmcyuuufi
R' R' G‘BLE, IndIllthVedhele m balk” flied!
Dr.VJ,'P.V-;Needo.znarmon
"9a
2 -, 2'01
.‘Vstiengthon ug powers.
Most Model“ in Bronchitis."-
Millie.._N. CV
s:—“ 110C938“) fill. 0“:
Bronchitis 0 {six months standing and?
tisutweswoltiuten days. I m'i: st‘
surprise at its healing and
(the
..a_-_ I
has how safely
- its existence and since the. detect" its organization: has accumulated and
Invested for the Sole Benefit. of its Policy-holders $103, 870, 178‘. 61
It has during this period
Paid to its policy-holders”
.........earnestness
holders whatever benefits the cxperienc a of the company has shown to:
After careful consideration, and with the Vview of granting to polio. --
be. wise and safe, a new form of policy has been prepared, known as
THEFIVE YEAR DISTRIBUTION POLICY.
Thibis a we" matured plan and offers to the Hearing public many
lance or that of other institutions have shown to be popular. Hover
fclgetliug that first of considerations—the absolute safety of the grant
The convention of dancing masters m advantages. It introduces all theIibVeral features which its 001:: exper-
- fund held In trust by the managers 01 this institution.
. A few of the fentmcs which charm-toiize the "Five Year Distri-
billion Polio ,’ ’Varc:
Policy. holders are allowed a freedom of residence and travel much
beyond the ordinary limits, covering it is believed, the requirements
01' urdlua: y business or pleasure, and without additional premium or
extra charge.
D'catl: claims arising under policies issued on this plan, will be 2°
payable as soon as satisfactory proofs are presented to ahJVVi (tempted by you
the Company.
Policies of this description may be issued to. In amount not ex-- »
cccdillg $50, 000 upon a single life, inclusive of all other policies and :
de‘ditibns issued by this Company, upon the same life, and at ages frbm
eighteen to sixtypfivc y cars.
of $10, 000.
Also Vupou lives of females. to the amount.
;_
I
A Paid- -up Policy is guaranteed at. any time-V after the third ammo
premium is paid, in accordance with the laws of the State ofNaw York.
This company is now paying about $1, 000 per day in matured V
claims to citizens of Connecticutand we give balcw a few illustrations
of-pVonicies recently paid in thisb‘tato where the dividends- have been
It will he noticed that in each of the above illustrations the Com- V
Those who desire
pithy paid "div: 'deuds largely-ii: excess of the policies; " "
SAFE insurance Vwilh the certainty of securing
can offer. are iVnVVvincd to apply V210 :-
Ill the advantages that a successful conservative and strong chmpanyj,
- she discovered egg
Vnest.“IVIVhallesI ricklayernox "
»2'8InbeanVs.
|VVVVV maemamcmonyn.
ccnlist.
great
.2 ThIpOpuhr definitional cashier—
Caahsomavmeroelse.
cftenbroaksaman.
Whenthstrnnklins railroadsaronot
0151111311010! “my mpbyms 'poVol-
TheSouthSeaIalsnderV-Iarelearning
to sweuin English and play poker.
Ancthedllvaneeinttheaflomsle
the inher
Drop ofweter acontinuously
ipf“.f.l'°i“2"°‘:'.‘o mange“. m"
00 : me u - vo ears:
Moral. Drinng k'bVeer. ’
"Sir.“ exclaimed the crater. "has the
Indian any rights 2" “-Ha’has."sui‘d‘the
chairman. “but he gets left when he
tries toassertthem." '
VSIm Jones. tVthVeV «VaVvangValouilti has opened
I‘ o “ II "
carapai'g‘n ve cag'o.11is
eat-gran "carry on the-VV
Easinessettheoldstend.
AV. funcglis a hulltircsome More
Opportuni Turn on 8 1'
Gunmen
mournerswish the partth never died.
Viola.”wo think it sm-
file"; the reason "when Brain 3%.}
thoysre apt to make the
young “men 's heads swim.
the" chills five 011's of rum and whis-
key Ire preset: leads one Ito
that the elephant is _I native of en-
tucky.
The menwhoV breaks in a newsetof
' store tooth nihy not havé the 1:10on of
martyrs in him. but hthIs about every-
that .-
iu‘ writer leVI discovered that persons
:aygevity live a very short time. This
a rule . but we know of some
married men who have attained a
remarkable age. . ’
said Dobyn to a little boy who was car'-
- In case] onhis shoulder Ind 101- .
‘ "mg “I think. sir. shes
lowin ng ii lady."
hatched the mosaics." ~
Lady cellos: V“I much Var colored
servInts to white" ones. 'tycn. Mrs.
3.?" Mrs. B: “Well, really. Mrs. K,
it depends upon the color, you know.
I ain’t endure green cues." ' '
Young gVVhonoekVeagard8° (VlccV’I over the
“'53“ ’V" 1. alum ...:ng 1“”:
you mar 0 me
that baggie much cheaper I hoof,
and I presume it's' justper as good. Get a
nice roast ed‘tha hoof.” -
The imaginative smith: “Hark! haw"
jolly thIt sin sounds on the river
over there. I diflerance water-
does make to the sound of music."
fli t30n'6:
'weter makes more dimer-once
winged
emotion f"
“at first it did. .'but afterawhilo it didn’t
1111 me with anything. It sorter emptied
me. '0
his canoe he copied a snap turtle
. on the bottom of the lake. on on the
, back of- this attraction was the advertise-
moot: 'V‘Gents' ready-made
marked down low."
In company the other evening Henri-
etta heard some one across the r00m
quote the familiar " pro-
Ind turning“: a sister wall
sewer she remarks that she was tired
of hosting those old- sayings that didn't
have I word of truth' in them.
9‘1 don"t"d 00' as I general
thing." who dropped in
glad
on as recently. "but when I at out to
feed the hogs and hints mysel on the
101100.. and throw m‘ soul into a few
linosof- ‘Qaptain Jon 'it- don't seem
d1."
“ Persecution." remarked .the person,
"is good 'for us; it develops our best
traits and makes us " ' “ Tlmtis
Zfrungg' replied the 90anth , "inst see how
better and more use
‘.2‘ IV. am afraid
that 1%! won't do"0 for a purse; she
her withthe baby; " 'Clerk'lVV-l'e: Her size,
'madam. walook u as grantee
mommsndation 9%.: should remem-
that when she droap‘ls", a baby it
(10611? hafe véry far 10‘ f
Aminister forgot to take his sermon
withhimtochurck; Ianhis'wife, dis-
themismhsentit to him in
chargacfalittlaboy whcwastoreceiva
ten-cents for the- job. Presentl he
. fortli’oi‘mona'y "You
‘ouedthe sermpn.d_id you?" she asked.
"fjaso‘guv it to 1flulu. mum;_ he's deliv-V
coiiiin into fasluc'n again 1". (runners .
"fl don't'- :kbdwt- I am-
3; r’“I_tis 'yheccm-
"to ntthé reason.
s new minister
' .. . : whit:
2,moar:.» culminate-m ,
the only. way. I can rent him
;kissmg myforahaad instead of my "lips."
Mcon 0%“, Vaud his. Ville were on their
{woman putting on her
, "street as pnttin on her gloves".
men would”.
was". one day
Adam's” “5m“
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“indigaa
“ .'Wells’V Health" BanowerV. "
.. .' - . “laugh gt, Cat...”
AskforWella'BcughonCorns.1V5c. quick,
gmpléie cure. list-d or soft cores, warts,
. “Bloke-Pain.” .
2 ”Quick, complete cure", all Kidney. Bladder
d Sniffing
Cravvol, CVI
led-Bags, FlloVI V
Flies. roaches. shunts-1.63m; mice.
gongrsmhignuukgclearedont by "‘V‘Vltough
. ,, hr allowed to’ accumulate with the Company. . =3:
IsV cite “Va 1 d h u. c a 1d . V V 'V V " ' 2D! 15 55 ' » "VI Mmh
V;ser.vc “£1133; "gainful? whorgldizgug ’- ' V "Amt-”02f horticulture ...."gfi‘fimfifllfipm'fmhfigzflgngg
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ReildfachetrBitter: afithztomfii Charles Mullctt,Brldgep01‘th $511.00: $82321 Cures cholIVr?" 0:11.: cram” ,Vdiarrh'
foremcvmc‘msmczu1°:.'S-Mnddlebrook “ ‘ : 2000-" 3229296231....2‘62’Vma“ “if-..: ”it
9511;: lEndorse them. If you lie'veniaa a "Chaps, Weeks, V 2 “ V' 1, 000 , 1,557 V mi. ‘meVAVch
_. R ilb Town, Ston-in t n- 3000 V "'Vm
SV. Brsndegee, the botanistii is traveling 8 "en -'~ g 0 ’. 0‘ 5 400 ”VD?!“ AW? 3:13.330”?- ofiglfifl;
owe;- lflu} state ofl Nevada and Oregon” Thomas R. 10589, V SllllShlll'y, ~ 3:0. QiViVV '_ 4602 Vin-:V . 1 V ' '
Yde‘iifiniofililii‘c’i it ifficileilfirfé Mali Maninl ' West-port. $0.99"? -‘ 2 2 052? V'""'°"V massi- ‘ "
fills“ Nationel Museum-81: ucisco G Birdsey,_ Meridefiy ‘ 2‘, 009 ’ 2,340 Real," 3:21.33” ggflfiefi‘mm ”gill ‘
» ~-—'-—- R. H. Beckie. , 2“ . V 500 = ‘ 8211;) .. " «a. PllssV’f V
. , .mnmon worm: nun. .- M P. CV y’2 _ u" _ 500' : y 50- :- LCnrs‘sr Piles erratum” holds: Itchin,
-f 10rd? by“; I wail? great sufforer arr". amp. , - 2 3 . V2. the!» tmhm. or on... 'tVe'rual
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m Pretty IVs-ea.
V.VIV.Idio'I would retaiii freshneu -
vanity. Don’t fell to tryWoils’ Heath who‘dVeIwV'g.V
Bough m;__rsaw' .VV'V V
on euroshuiucrs
mamfinmmww
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nelspIIftlslatlss. _
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war-Israelis“: -
cameo-.0: M
“W 'tomplsints. cured by i‘BucthVizV . ,2 .
‘ “Vital-sum” -V
"'VV‘VV‘IVongh on Bita’ cleVIVrs than: outi £130:
1
Wants .
I v
Adressdcesnotniakeawoman,bnt . ‘VF
andh‘e will make to”
Thefsct thatwhan In elephant has -
neededtomauresuecessm"
“Tell me what thalady has sketched ?'V' V
The: .
"Yes. but Iflndwhiskay;
still.” ;
n"Did not the sight of thabonndless.
blue sen bearing on its bosom white-i
fleets of commerce. 1111 you with =
“Yes." replied the traveler,1
An indignant summer excursionist .
writes that in looking over the side of _
clothing '
ifthlsairthwasmiuietolivaon.after.
ul barley ls.
_ 1 after it- has been malbt’rcatad. " But the
person couldn't understand the figure at‘
should 'llesistate to trust, ,
t“
new... “Eudora. dean is ...... '
towed-'2
You: ,
end‘tlie ywaspnttrn
cuhor'mov ““Midem'"hesei2,
pettishl. “ you complete your »
toilet a home. I'd just as soon sees
Willa .
...a. pronpth'V‘V'VVn-n'lahsd
the shelter! Colonel didn't say addition .;
"the church.
sexton mmsivhat-bedl ‘
thought it best to Wan: most placer:
“nearV the door.V' in tho ofescaping
tion, haVVIdVach elaeplassnese cured by V
OUT THISV
mosses; ,irritItio'n ,"Stcna, ’V
h of- the Bladder. 01-, Druggiats. »
i-IlsennquuIlledVas
lbresth. ' '2
"scab?
. IVAIE ll WE; 'ltVSTV-gr :DAIIIIER.’ Ill SKILLED Vllllllil
“Good-gracious."seid the hen. when ‘ ‘
‘ mm. " i.
lay will not th'w
Xbeweakaudsickly.
0111 V800 '
tcAJP V'uM_OVI.
Send two 80.31am
Lawrence, Mesa. au revive anoisgsnt
109°“-
PAYS NOVV . .
FANCY? PROFIT
2 But isVV an original composed,
mails" from"; the} PUREST
S-T__9__,GK and is sold by the
makers and declare bearer the
cost of production than any
other Laundry Soap in the
market. ., See that you Vgat this
Soap, 'and' not accept any of
to recommend.
W_'E___LCOME and the "Clasped
Hands are on every bar.
ELY’S
BREIMIIM.V
Cleanses tho lfoad.
Alleys laflematloe.
llcals Sores. R‘ssteros
the Senses of Taste,
'lloariag and Smell.
A Qllck Relief. A
Positive Caro.
Cream Balm . .. -. ..
Has gained an envi- - —
able reputation, dis- . ..
placing all other
preparations. A ar-
-tlcle is applied uto ' 2
eachnostrll; uopain; agreeablatouse..'Prlceo(1c.
by mail or at drugglsts. Sand for circular. ELY
VBROTHERS,Druggist9,Owego,N. Y. lye:
\mw Bowers;
cm
mnlLESS.~I0REEABI-E.V
—EFFVECTWE.—- ,
I! Cleanses, Secular. Heals.
mm
'1‘
“contain 2c .
convinced
YHPOI'IIIIBAL 60.. llovv flavor-i. Conn.
Na. sonw AB.
OPTI‘CIAN and OCUIJST,
. . _V won. BE AT Nonwamr. -
October 20 and 21, 1885,
At Norwallc Hotel. '_
Having qualified in self b ears- of hard stud
In the best institutions in Euyrgpe, and bavln bad I
:practlcal experience of twen -11ve years thl
country, I an: enabled at first hi: to adapt lense
most appropriate to restore the vision to its origins
«iglor Indcureailthe various of the eye
I ave therefore combined my practice of In
.00th with that of an Optician, and am now an-
abled to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles or
Spectacles and EyaGlasses which are made to
under my own supervision, to suit my cus-
order
; * - cmere’vislonaryallmeuts.
, ..:; Consultation From.
Refers noes—Geo. C. Blake Charles Olmst
ex-Deputy snerur Charles A" “a
:hNIs with J. F. Bonnet. Gen. 1).
W: litdsmemDr. 11.0. Clarke.
Mr. Clarence
.Couch, Mrs.
r mono? thenstanythln else 0 akin
mm... 53%,...ng ..:
. one an. 1'
flue-once: UO..P01'llalld, Maine. “V” m "
our,
DODGE & SON.
”VIM/Vinny! u, I), I
IF YOU WANT VTOV
ml. runs” onus sec.
AND MAKE
31c scour-ts,
USE
EMINETON~
. IFLES-AND
SHOT GUNS
All the Latest Improvements.
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VVFOR DESCRAIEERVIEEsgI RCIJLVVARSI
Lamberson Furman & 00..
SOLE AGENTS FOR
V E. REMINGTOMSONS' "
.porfing Arms and Ammunition,
28! d. 283 Broadway...
OFFICE, NEW YORK.
o. H. Lesser-:Rsou a. on,
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ARMORY,
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