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The MexicanGovernment have re-I
solved on undertaking a geological sur-
vey of the whole of Mexico, as far as
practicable, and they have appropriated
$10,000 for the preliminary expenses.
A survey oninnlexfensive we cannot
fail to have an important-influence in
developing Mexican mineral resources.
Major Serpa Pinto has discovered
large coal fields south of the Roma
River in Africa The estuary of that
riverisin 11‘! south latitude, and along ‘ '
its banks runs the ancient miravangrcute
from Cape Delgado to Iiflre NyasIn. 1 ‘
The coal fields were first claimed by thC/ .
Sultan of Zanzibar, but are now taken
possession of by the Government of
Portugal
Anew case (if fraud with preserved .
food has been disclosed by P. 0M1“ m I? ‘ thing yet to equal the Cutlcura Remedies.
the Journal do Plea/Imam ct dc (Jimmie
A sample of preserved tomatoes when
examined differed from a normal speci-
men by containing much less dry ex-
tract, potassium bitartrate, and total
phosphoric acid; The infer-fence is that
the sample in question contained but
little tomato and was chiefly. composed .
of carrbts and pumpkins, the whole
being colored with some aniline dye.
M. Andreau has given an acoountof
the prairiesof Guiana at a meetingof
the Society of Commercial Geography...
of Paris. He dealtfchiefly with: the;
results of his journey between the'lti'o '
I Bchind the;
enormous forests which extend inland '
Negro and the Cayenne.
from the coast he found prairies en“-
tirely devoid of trees. and there the air
was dry and the climate mild, entirely
different in the essential conditions for
successful colonies from those prevail-
ing on the coast. ‘ ' '
Paris, says M. Couche, without hav-
ing the quantity of water which might
be whisked, is of all the cities of Europe
the one where the public service is least
incomplete. Nowhere else are dust and
dirt more effectually combated with and
the gutters more regularly washed out.
As for the household service Paris holds
the first rank in respect to the quality
of the water distributed. The quantity
per head is less by one-fifth than that of
London, but the charges are not nearly
so great as those of the British metropo-
lis.
French laborers who walk barefooted
upon the asphalt pavements are subject
to swelling of the limbs. This ailment
has been attributed to the effect of the
vaporization by the heat of the feet 'of
a. small quantity of the petroleum or
mineral oil which is contained in the
asphalt Tile nerves of the feet which
govern muscular action and the contrac-
tion of the blood vessels form an exten-
sive and very sensitive nervous network
lmder the arch of the feet where the
skin is always very thin. and the nerves
are consequently easily affected.
Under the slow but continuous action
of the Isulphnrous acid thrown in the air
of cities by the combustion; of coal slid
the influence of the frequent changes in
the degree of atmospheric humidity, M.
G. Witz finds that the ‘peroxide of red
lead used in coloring certain placards is
destroyed and sulphated. At the same
time the protoxide of lead thus liberated
is transformed into an insoluble sul-
phite. This salt. being easily analyzed
a» new and certain means is thus ob-
tained for determining the condition of
the atmosphere in large'cities.
The Egyptian zodiac. says Mr. Boar
mwen, which had furnished the French
astronomer Arago with so much material
by which to prove the Egyptian source
of the zodiac, was now known to have
only a Ptolemaic age, and still later
came the zodiac discovered at Tania.
the ancient Zoan, by Mr. Flinders
Petrie. The numerous engraved gems
and the carved stones, especially the
valuable boundary stones, of a far more
remote antiquity showed that the signs
of the zodiac as known to us were
known also to the Chaldeans. It is
evident that from an early period the
division of the heavens into twelve
parts, presided over by twelve constella-
tions, had been in use among the Baby-
lonians.
The London Iron reports that Herr
Sjoberg, a Swedish engineer, has pro-
duced a new explosive which he calls
“romite,” and with which experiments
have just been made at the fortress of
Waxholm. The manufacturer claims
that the explosive may be manufactured
without any elaborate machinery; that
it cannot explode .even when closely
confined, except when united, and that
it cannot freeze. While its strength is
very great, its cost is small. The ex-
periments were carried out with a
breechloader discharging shells to a dis-
tance of 1,000 yardaIall the shells ex-
ploding with great effect; the blasting
operations were entirelyIIlsuccemful. A:
number of engineers and military oili-
cers witnessed the experiments, which ‘
were declared highly satisfactory.
PLANTATION PurioSornx.
De man whatTehs do truf wid or
effort is nine times outen ten or easy
liar.
De eye often mislesds people. De
hawk's got a better eye den dc game
rooster.
Yer can impose on or enemy an' be
doan' think much erbout it, but when,
yer imposes on or dear frien’ he is dun
wid yer fur life.
Er man may larn ter lab or 'oman,
but er chile kain larn ter lub his fodder
an' mudder.
ain't gwine ter come.
De wildee’ man sometimes becomes.
do quietest citizen. Dar ain't nothin'
more skittish den a young door, but
once-ketch him an' he is do easies' thing
in de worl' ter tame.
It 'peers (let all through life do hardest '» I
thing tor do is de bes' arter it am done.
It takes do hardes' sorter work ter split
er knotty piece 0’ Wood, but arter it is
split it makes do bes’fire. 7 ‘ , Iv
Some chillnn,‘ ksin't‘ be-iteacfied how
tpr berhabejI darselves. Yer may are
de wile turkey's aigs 'an’ haiCh'bm but ‘
un’er dc Itamest turkey in de lan’, but
jes' ez soon ez d'e young ones gits big
ernufi', Ida rize an' fly erway.
WITH ‘NO GREATER CAPITAL.
“All I want to make me a million-
aire," he sighed. as he changed benches,
in the City EallPark, NewYork; "lathe
beggarlyhsum of five hundred dollars"
- “ How ?”-» asked the tra'hxp in the calico
shirtbesldehim.,.~ . . I.
“I leave New York for Boston. I.
arrive in Boston and rent a luxurious
office on the ground floor. I advertise
the Alaska Antediluvian Tusk Company
—capital half a million—a few shares
for sale—dividends paid monthly."
" What’s your company for ?"
“ For to go around and pick up the
has or
been -»
, “Well. that‘s all, except that I remain
one mouth—pay out three hundred and
fifty dollars in dividends—sell one huu.
dred thousand dollars worth of stock,
and gently slide out between two days. "
"‘tht becomes of the elephants‘
I" .
“They are used for gravestones for
the stockholders who get left."
_ body wereulmost raw: My ma was covered
akin scab
Ef do lub ain't born dar it '
elephants-.‘as they'thawout, IolI. ,; :
were coveted foritllree years, which nothing re.
lleved or cureduntlll used the comma Resolvent,
internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, ex-
ternally. . J. W. ADAMS.
Nswsxx, O. , ‘
HEAD, PAGE AND BODY RAW.
I commenced to use your Cuticura Remedies
last July. Myhead and faccand some parts of
s andsores'; and m suffering was fear-
ful. I had tried everything had heard of in the
East and West. My case was considered a very
bad one. I have now not a particleof Skin Humor
about me, and my case is considered wonderful.
MRS. S. E. WHIPPLE.
Ducuun, Mlou.
' EcmkngIIIIIIEAD To run. :-
11 coarser Cl is ights n.1, ..
.. 1a} Idofztwelvgyyrurs. will com:
, I ,I biomass of Eczema b futile
'tieura lielggimz-from the top of his head; 0 the
soles'of his f -1 one muss 'of;-.scsbs.'! I'Every)
otlIlfir remedy and physicians had been tried in
va .
I Charles Ray;
2 , '5
NOTHING LIKE CUTICURA.
The half has not been told as to the great cura-
tive plowers of the Cutlcura Remedies. I have
undreds,of dollars for medicines to cure
of the blood and skin, and never found
1‘
cans. A. WILLIAMS. '
Puovmnncs, R. I.
CUTICURA REIEDII‘LS
Are sold everywhere. Price: Concussmbc;
Rnsonvsn'r snsoarm. Prepared bytlle Pom-nu
Dnuo-‘Axn neuron. Co.,lloston, Mesa,
Send for ‘_' ficwito cure Skin Diseases 1”
GRUBS Pimples, Skin Blel'nlshes and Baby
.Humors cured by CUTICUEA Soar.
SNEEZEI,Illntil your head
seems ready 0 off; until
Eyour noselnd eyes discharge
'excessive'guantlties of thin,
,lrritatingrwatcrv fluid; un—
. fatll your head aches, mouth
rand throat parched and
I , -;;bloodat fever heat. ’l‘his-is
‘ -'.-an 'Acuteflatarrh, andgls
/ 'ls lustsufly:'=;rellered by'f‘a
- slugle‘dose; and permanent-
I I I ly cured by one bottle of
museums Ramon Coll. . ' '
Complete Treatment With Inhaler, $1.00.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent. and one improved Inhaler, in one pack-
age,m, .110va had of all. drugglsts for 51.00.
Ask for amsn's RADICAL Conn. ‘
“The on] absolute s eciflc we know of."-.lfed.
Times. '-‘ e best we ve found in a lifetime of
soils ."—Rev. Dr. Wiggins, Boston. “After a
long struggle with Catarrh, the Radical Care has
conquered."—Rav. S. W. Munroe, Lewzsbm'gh, PIa.
“[ have not found a case that it did not relieve at
once."—A narew Lee, Manchester, lass.
Potter Drug and cilcmlcal 00., Bolton.
How’s Your Rheumatiz? is a question that
appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism
who finds the ordinary. plasters and
llnlments powerless to relieve him. To
each the lecou‘A‘AN'l'l-Pslu Phasrsn
is an elegant never-failing source of
relief, banishing rheumatic, neuralglc,
sciatic, sudden, sharp and nervous pains
as lby magic. New original. speedy, safe. At
druggists, 25c. ; five for $1.00. Mailed free. POTTER
DRUG AND Cnsnlcan Co., Boston.
, Send six cents for postage, and re-
APRIZ ceive free, a costly box of goods
: I Men will help you to. more money
'right way than anything else in this world. All of
either sex, succeed from first hour. The broad road
to fortune opens befofc the workers,absolutcly sure
at once address. 'I\.UB Jr 00., Augusta, Maine.
' ' - JOHN ll. Sill’i'll,
“FLORIST,
EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, SOUTH
OF RAILROAD,
City of South Norwulk. Conn.,
arranged to order at short notice.
alch, Bails (lilo.
MANUFAC l‘UERkS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER, ‘
'1‘ l M ii I“. R
some LES.
LA'J‘H,
DOOR s.
SASH,
BLINDS
MOLDING
w l NDO w rushes
PICKIETS, ac.
Venecrcd Hard Wood Work,
Hard woo d Ceiling & Mooring,
an . Norwaln. Ccann
I
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Plants &Flowers at all seasons . We“ Iron.
Flowers for Funerals furnished and tastefully I‘
.
l
l
I
I To compete with large concerns, I have taken the
i
4 at p. in. Boston ex 19 59 p. In. Boston ex
6 24 a. m. Adams ex 2 05 “ Stamfd spcl.
5,40 “ Boston ex 3 39. '~“ Boston ex
5 so " s.N. special 4 41 “ “.
6 17 “ A'ccom’tlon s 09 “ Acccm’llon
T 05 “ B‘l; ill, 0.55; '“ a. Aocom’tion
I 25 “ ,i'8.N.'-A .153, 8 10 “ 33;. "p0" 81301
7 42 “ Local ez-t“ 3‘40 “ -' I k train
sac H “ H su"“-. Batspeclal
9 08 “ “ “ 10 05 “ Express
9 38 “ Accom'tlon 12 so “ Wash ex
10 as “ Local exl Squdsy 13:5,] -: 15‘; a
45 ‘.‘ Accom't on '
11 u Ink, 8‘0 u _
' Leaves South Norwalk for New Ilaveu.
1'22 a. in. Wash. ex 6 14 p. m. Local ex
6'33 . u ' Acdom’flon 6‘47 :9 palms cm
7 25 .. Milk train . a 56 “ sync . ex
8 46 “ Accom’tlon no “ N. special
9 20 “ Boston ex soc “ B Epeclal
10 20 “ Local ex 24 “ 8. . s
10 55 “ Accom’tlon 9 44 “ Accom ion
is 13 p. to. Boston ex 10 55 “ Adams ex
1 46 “ Accom'tion. u 47 “ Boston ex
2 0‘! “ Ne ' ex 1s 21,: “ “
4 all “ Accom'tion Sundays 8 00 a. m. ml]
449 “ 1.0031ch “ . 941 “ An.
5'10 “ “ _ “ 651 p. m.
6 4o “ Stmfd. 1%, N. .
Especial .
1 Steamboat dock at SO Tn NORWAL
teaching at WILSON POINT,
: ap
pr
~ “Triumph " Steel Pens, 12 Nos. Samples andpricesI
a. H: slam»
Trains leave South Norwalk for fish York.
For New York from South Nurwali,
rafififfififififim. :- ~
rm . 40? cents for Single Tickets. -
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01!! OF ALBANY.
0n and after Thursday afternoon, J one 35, 1885,
will commence making regular trips leaving the
If 7:15 a. m.,
leaving there on
landing at Pier
‘ f be train from Danbur
arrival o t y. R. (foot of
foot 23d Street. and Pier 23, E.
Beekm’an Street, New York.)
Returnln leave New York from Pier 23, E. IL,
foot of Dec man st. at 2:30 p. m., and from Pier
foot 23d Street -E.-iuver. 2:50 p. m., arriving at
WILSON POIN'f‘ about-5:45. connectln with even-
ing traigs on Danbury .9. Norwalk and ew Haven
liailroa s. ,
The CITY of ALBANY is unrivalled by my boat
on Long{ Island Sound as to SPEED, S ET} ,
CONVE IENCE and COMFORT.
Experienced and Competent Otilccrs in every
dc artment.
cstaurant in charge of a first-class caterer
reclatln the wants of the traveling public with
ces to en t all. -
Baggage checked to and from all stations on the
Danbury .2 Norwalk Railroad:
The Propeller City of Norwalk will make her
usual trips for freight between New York and
'Norwalk, and not stopping at South Norwalk
while the City of Albany is running.
; Freight taken and forwarded at greatly reduced
rates. .
VAN ELEGANT PEGIALT!
son THE OFFICE,
unvaen so some
~
THE JOHNSON REVOLVING 3008 CASE.
Wm INDEPENDIN'I‘ vans Amos-ram ro
Booxs or aux Instant.
CHEAPEST, STRONOEIT. DIST.
beautifully ornamented. Flveslzes .
for table or floor. , .
Send for .our Special afar and Illustrated Cat.
jailaotguef containing testimonials Free; alas, price
0
The F. If. Libby Pcnholdcr, 11 kinds.
Linuey’s improved Newspaper Files, losizes.
on receipt of six cents. .
“got Only" Pencil Holders. Sample by mail 10
n s. ' -
Order through your local dealer or direct of the
mmufacturersar
W. . PRATT a. 00.,
Headquarters for everything in the Slatlomand
Fancy Goods line. -
No. 19 BOND STREET,
P. O. Box 3755. New for!
arms am... so ramscms
H A. B. N E S S
agency of one of the Oldest and largest estab-
lishments in the state fertile sale of '
Earness.Saddles-,3a1ters, Sur-
clnglcs, Collars, 88c.
IshallhlsoMake . ' 'I ,
- Fine Harness to Order,
as usual, at the old stand,
No. 7 WATER STREET.
where I will keega regular line of Whips, Sponges
Chamois, lankets, Robes Feed Bags,
Traveling Bags, IcI
Ciao. S " ‘Sreg‘oryi
Livery. Boarding, 'Sale,
Feed and Exchange ._
S It a. b' as".
g...
b. -
No. 14. Knight so.
(In rear of Horse Car Depot),
NORWALK, CONN.
Carriages furnished at all hours. Camrteous
tten tion and gentlemanly drivers. 1y
was In uml‘co
uamreo wrrn rue accounts!
as: sv examumo rule MAP. THAT'TI-IE
rl-I’ls cell
layer, wm.
\‘ I...
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'SItil wafer
M'Bcor lufl
ul’A .
President and General Manager. Chlam-
‘
'. = wwrmse. page; ’
General Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicano
a near perfectlr’m as
humanly». a :9th
number-o! .pngdogsfior-lxoostfnfi purpo-
ses. '::Thepehlof2th'e.bellesmam
to be vécyliketllc bmdutenmohu. ..
In‘aipap‘er read Wroclaw.
W 8”de 1 WWW ' .W‘l
a manoffifty year-recaps: capsicum
ul‘ scares: 'I‘tsel «soot aayej-‘wo‘rrsawsy:
rm .f ’yéi'ewid'sys‘andisalaw-m
mi ”ofidinphir'ugnn br sunscreens
made or ships or willow wood, We‘ll.
hnibben found by exwdmsal’iaw;
.' ”remarkable'Is‘cusitivenesi to re ‘d'
Vibration-‘- .. " _ .' _III
seen are peculiarly subject'to dysen-I
tery, n-Idisea'se which sometimesalmost
thumbs“ E's-.jaedu. . .. .99 9;
m6. ‘ duet!) def. ivs {,6 . tilatlon soda,
cuisine archivists: loot
5059' ill-“rem mines for. tho-ow
status were ialrantuotnxoom
usedlorwritincm reading-
aoIe. itdarken the room. but the, sway:
‘ as .01. the branches by the wind. causes
a shifting light which is veryhard on -.
theeyes. ._ . ; .
" Big tweak-were put by 1. Memphis
womauron the earsof her horse. unda-
broad‘ ribbon bow'on his tail,- in order
to decorate him to her satisfaction for
equestrian use; but he liked the adorn-r
mentsso little that he ran away and threw
her ‘08. nearly killing her. - .
’ A noted trainer of animlds says that
for elephants five gallons drum and
whiskey“ are prescribed for' the chills.
Solid drugs are given in pills. A pill
eight inches in diameter and containing
thirty shillings'worth of quinin'e'relieves
a cold; while a‘ pepsine pill is given
when one gets off his feed.
ThereIare new institutions in the world
for the education of deaf mutes. Ger-
many has. ninety of these ;' France,
sixty- seven; Great Britain, forty-six,
Recentcareful estimates place Itthnum-
her of these unfortunates in existence
at 800,0“). .
It is said that Dr. Ohabret, a French
physician, has performed a surgical
operation of a remarkable nature. He
removed the eye of. a girl and replaced
it with. one taken from a live rabbit.
The rabbit‘s eye is said to be an excel-
lent substitute. and quite as serviceable
as its predecessor.
A man in a lonely ‘part of .Iowa had
brain fever in. consequence of the death
of his wife, and on recovering could not
remember where he had buried her.
During the interval the three persons
wh 0 had assisted in the interment became
scattered. Very desirous of locating
the grave, the widower dog over most, of
a ten more field before finding the remains.
A Michigan girl outdidI her compan-
ions in a craze for autographio albums
by having about a hundred letters from
the same number of men bound in a
volume fother parlor table. As' the mis-
sivcs represented her extensive 'and
usually sentimental correspondence
since she had arrived at the age of chir-
ography, the collection proved very
interesting to callers. I
A wri'erlfor Alexandre Dumas' short-
lived journal, the Momquctas‘re, recollects
that the editor fixed liberal prices on
accepted articles, but that the cashier
usually showed an empty money drawer
when aéked to pay. Dumas kept ‘a
notice in the paper that no books or
theatre tickets would be milled Ill-s
gifts, because he preferred that his critics
r
this rule always made the cashier grin.
The lasso commdnly used by cowboys.
is made of sixty feet of rope, a third of
which forms, the loop. Whenthrown, it
and then over theright shoulder, with a,
keep the loop open until it encircles the
object at which it isjlung. ~Expert
throwers do not pride themselves on
catching a. steer by the horns, but try to
so hurl the-noose in front of the beast
that he will step into it, thus cntangling
his legs and throwing him. In a
Wyoming exhibition a cowboy repeatedly
caught a ball by any leg that the'speotator
nmee' .' f f ' ..
A tramp was met on a country road in
Oregon by a well-dressed man, who
ofi‘eredtoewapclothcs. Thiswasdeemed
a crazy freak, but it was eagerly accepted,
and the disrobing and robing were
quickly awomplished. The fellow who
was apparently benefited by the queer
bargain made of as soon as practicable,
for fear that the other would seek to:
undoit; .but the supposed lumtiom
in the greater hurry, for he had robbed
shank, and knew that oficers were after -
him‘ with ‘a description of his apparel.
as their guide. Thus the wrong-man
marrested, and it was witbthe greatest.
difficulty and delay that be cleared
11M" ‘ . --
mamas ABBOAD.‘
Ananias lived hundreds of years ago,
and still lives; the same old customer, he
takes on many shapes; but we suspect- he
ls as often found in bottles with full dime-.-
tlopIs for using-piloted on:the label Ias . in.
any other form..I Sickpeople can ilLaflord
to‘It'llke silences. - ‘ Prominent physicians
say, over their 'own signatures, that Lewis’-
Rcd Jacket Bitters are pure, and are
capital in malaria. . . ,
9 v
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will‘ continue to. liveon this earth after in
"‘ . If the melrhavedisappearcd from:,the face.
. . a - ~~ . ohtr..~'.1:‘h.i8.m.ax prose true. butzwho will
. R .';-I.I ., settleItthmllllncrstandIIdres's' IkeIrsI’ bills“
4, . in those latter day'stfLowell ‘ tiIzeuH
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totes travel and 0 between cit es of the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts. It '" I”? ‘19 a“! "3 l‘cedt‘?’ .00anli’- ““1”"
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(allot, ttsw La 9, 1&0 Geneseo Molina and Rock Island in mm : Fainiltesotnrlivci'ibeftcrlfonlésmiiio ' .at that:
Davenport. uscatlne. n. Nair-field Ottumwa. Oskal'oosa. est a“ , 'ou‘nomumuguny oiherux .
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ollii‘j‘ahd‘ arddl'u olsilvdlttd'flmt .iflds.)
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‘ . ‘-l.fi>4'f:.:‘3£-.‘. iii-ll
the unripe-lea _ ." anti homeowners}: .
" .celcbrated their golden wedding
Net 91111;. '
and the United States. :Itllirty-eight.
should buy what they needed ; but a“
request ‘fOr 'money 'w'ith which to obey
is swung over the head and left shoplde); I
peculiar turn of the wrist calculated to
-‘ bowels, cures wmd‘ colic, softens. the
. ’Il‘lle'advcriiser, noImauel; how small his
more. is like the brave general. He cou-
sidellsilllst lace to be at: the head of the
column.—- ston Transcript. ' .
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield
tO'the use of Carter’s Little Nerve Ills,
aidcd’by'Carter’s Little Liver Pills; They
not only relieve presentvidistrcu-I but
strengthiug the stomach-ad digestive
01'8“er ' '1 , . '
l-Tllere are thirtyJour glue factories in
this country, and yet some people persist
‘ iIu mortityiug themselves in allowi‘ll their
wfigs to TOP ofl.—-BurlIiIhgtonIFr‘ec less.
Col. 0. B. Hall, of Bridgeport; and wife
a b dd ‘51th
' aIy Istartin onacarliage veI rang
the Stile, justfis they did on‘fhclr Wedding
llayiflfty‘yea'r‘s before. ‘ " ’
Fred Moore’s last balloon trip from the
Watertown fair was stupid one. .Gullford,
46 miles from
. reached in 85 minutes.
The sweetest and best dell
celebrate ihlmis bearing the well-known“
Lard which is strictly pure. .
day at r Penn- Yet. thereon
. ews. ‘I,
For nearly 84 years I have been a victim?
of catanh.- I havetried .mhofioremedies,
,rcceiving little.or-noIrelief., 1- .. .II litmus
. bottle of Ely’s, Cream Balm and erived
.re'st added together.
'clnc.——A. L. Fuller, Danby,-N. Y._ .I
O
muted the
locked throng
be
,Glo Ic. . I
can. u. r. now
Still lives and sotdo hundreds of other:
'who have been cured of rheumatism and
neuralgia by the great '5 blood purifier,”
Sulphur Bitters. Sand for iestimoniills. I‘ '
reunions yesterday, as 'he
, A manisaid to'his aged mother,:peaklng
of his wife; “I.Ido. wishfl-Ico dkee
_ Mary from exaggerating so.” coarser-I Ito
:talk about her a e,” responded the shrewd-
. old lady.—Thc . nIFraneisun. - .
0
humour: mule,
Who have that tired and all
and don’tlikc to be disturbed, Will con-
tinuevto be troubled with this co'mplsiut
.until theBy renew their impure blood.
Sulphur ittcrs will cause new and rich
vein in the human system. See
aucthcr
column. 2&9
_ , o I .~ -
. It is stated that the county in Massachu-I'
setts that displays the greatestldecrease in
population is still-rich in ten Mathilda.“
.lyn Times.
O
, ~Ill TEE DEAR OLD DAYS.
are a unit all the same on the ~1desirsble-I
ness of a the head of hair. I If you mourn
the loss‘ of this blessing and ornament, a
bottle or twoéof Parker’s‘Hair Balsam‘will-
make you lookvas you did-immodest old
A Missoufit farmer Whojsuiledf:h1hci
attempt to convict; the youngmsnwho
penitentiary. - Missouri
tolerate the man who elopes with the hog.
—IPittsburg Dispatch. -, , _ .
mar ARE nor sonar. * .
I There-is one thing nobody'eve‘rregets—
that is, the day theyfirst; adoptedParker’r
Tonic as their regular family medicine.
Its range is so wide, and it’s good effects"
so sure, that nothing else, 'cXceptj good
nursing, are deeded in a great major-it of
will not require any praiscIfl-om us.
Little Tupkins: “I don't drink much
of this-mare of the squire’s, Joggles. She
kicks anddauces aboutIall over the lace."
Joggles: “Doan’t so think now: in" 0'
that, air. It’s the on! ' time she'v‘e bin
took out by a real live.
all fsmnins is shy. at fast, sirI."—eLoIndon
Punch. ' , .'
scorr'e'nmnslox or rear
con um OIL, WITII nrroriloermrus,
- Almost a specific for consumption. I
The thousands of tostimo‘nials we-have
received from sufferers who hovel been
permanently cured by Scott's .Emugion
satisfies us that it will cure consumption
in its early stages, andialleviate if‘notcure"
in its latter stages. . ~ .
“Shall'I play this Ipretty German walls
for you," she aske ,‘ as she'h‘nn her
fairy fingers over the ivo keys. “No,‘
thank you;" he replied.~, “ _ lay an Amorii-E'
can air. . I domot understand German."~,—~
Boston Courier." ' ' ' ‘
0 .
sprinkle null.
'True', but that troublesome calarrh, the
legacy of a. hard winter and filful spring,
threatens to defy the summer. . Get a
bottle 'of Borazel and you will, like'l'nauy
others who have tried it, prohouncdit- the
Itrue remedy for nasal caiarrh.-'-Ncw
Haven Journal and Courier1 -. ‘
Have you Catarrh ?. Would you be.
well. 'l‘ryone bottle of BIoraIIchI
___..__I——“.—-—-———— '
The. wages of sin is death: but the
wages of Ah Sin is fifty cents ‘a dozen. . - '
marl-grommet.- I. ,
Are you disturbed in ni ht and broken
by a'sick chil sufferi'u and
send at once; and get a bottle-of Mrs:
Winslow’s Soothing. Syrup, for Children
Teething. Its value is inculculable; 'thII
.will relieve the poorlit'tle "‘suflel‘er imme-‘~
'diately’. ~ Depend upon'it,‘ mothers, there .~
is mmistaka about 1t.- 4 It cureslslyseaterv;
and. diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and,
gums, reduces ' the indentation, andg: v'es
tone and energy to thefwhole “sys .‘
Mrs, WinleW’srsooMns firms for Cull-'2
dren Teethingjs pleasant to thetastc, and.
is tlle"prescription' of one of the oldest and '
best female ‘- nurses'and Iphysidhb’s‘ih the“
United States, and is for so mbynllfdrug:
gistsI thIrq bout the world. , Price. 25
ccntsabottcs'. ’ » "I " filly“
I _. ..~. . .. . .
[It'is easy enough to tell what‘ you know
about»,eve- body else, but hard. to tell.’
what every ' y‘ else knows‘about onln I
humanize-role“.- ' »
Mrs.» A. unanimous“: lady, of
Philadelphiau; has. dollop. great :deal: to-
make kncWInItoIladiIes there. the reatvalue.
of“ Mrs. 'Pi'likham's Vegetable; '
She‘fwriieg'u‘s followo': "-A ' youn‘grla‘dyliof'
of this all? while. bathing somezyesrs: ago:
was thrown violently . last the lifeline.
and the injuries 'recelvcd'hcsultcd lath:
until death seemed certaina" ' Hevh
11941.11 agricuhpmolryllrfi» In haw-
Compo. .ud;~-shet~tdu: sotfidfil'fe’ehbl‘t
time the tumor was dissolved br chum fl)"
slough; 011,7 mud sheds-snow :sln ipsrféefi'
heeltfilgt .1! shaklmwofmmwm when:
the, Imagine behest! of. great value in.
preventip mlfl’fi’g" hug alleviatiu' th‘e'
palasyua dangers." "eh dblrthI.
delphlaviladhs _ racists? tbe‘,w0ilh‘*0f
meticulous n9 menarche-3' ’5? .
. l
. A’tni'n who ubused Christopher Selina."
has lived Wat;
is 7Sa'cr'lildeut‘6‘ww‘ ,
.lifs'ivr' .1 ~ -
. “3139;!!! ”canto.
a. near l.
”ceaseless
underlined! ‘ll
be
I
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r ..... .l‘
.r ,_
O . , .
‘ A 81:?” cold‘if allowed to
belch ed:with :sei-loul'. mellow:
Catanllemmhssditectlnflwflma
_ partaIandI vps immediutemiiefi, I: .4,-
Ihrrlac: espouse-senhézwnzu
I fem“ . '. .
iidit’, hi " fiiuamugglfig. cure L5" - .
or' .'.’{ goéns‘flpal‘ . '
8d" ‘Ijiélfd‘flfltiimtréeéa _I.‘ ‘2‘. sag
seize ‘ .. aging:
is, " pt; nil "
the starting point,‘ was '
that can '
,be indulged in, .is a choice btofthose :
brand of Sperry d: Barnes. This house .
also puts up a superior quality of Kettle 1
. Li htning wrenched alcomet can} the ’
hall of an amateur performer the other 3
Lancaste , .
ople who don’t like lightning—Chicago . .
more real beiiéflt‘from um thauIaIlitlié ,
"You caur'reeom‘ z :
mend it as being ‘a safe andlvaluablcmedi-'
“They safimah'billsar'eficarce," 'mu‘r.
the. maii,=-“hut--I'~'sceur to ‘
citing just ,as many as ever.".—BoatonI '
gone feeling, I
blood to course through every artery and “
Tho-emigration is accounted for.~Brook-I
We differ in _crecdand politics, but we .
.days. It is‘worth.. in . The col 4‘
standard 50c. article fol-Ilheg‘hair. 3l38:y
. . . . ... . .. l. I .. I: .
ran off with his daughter prosecu’t'edjhimf .
for hog stealing and landcd‘him'iun‘ the" . .
' juries’ will not? ;
cases. ' Buy-it, try it, and. lifts"!!! s it;
ndon - gem, - and ‘
of our rest .
crylng'with pain of cutting teeth? ' 180," '
. . . . . . . instill
as u"¢ul’e‘for‘ their troubles‘nhd “d séases.‘ ,
ovl‘rla'n tumor which‘grew'aud enlargg’d‘ ~
uh
ilk-
INSURANCE
———:5Y._
- Clemson offlew York.
RICHA RDA. Mcovupr, President-
has not} Info], I I I
. . intensification am tormrollcyholaers$103,876,173,“
' ...'Ii‘t{his:d‘hfihgmgpéfiw. ..
I Paid: to itsrpollc'yéholders. . . . . .. . . . . . . .$216,094,2ll._28I
be wiscand safe, a new. form of policy has been prepared, known as
(Tatum mu ms'l'lilllu'rlcu loner.
advaut‘liges. It intrlfidiices‘all’ the liberal features whichits own expel
“fulfill held in thief by {the managers of this institution.
button- Policy," are :i
, extfitellnrge. - I"
Policies. of this description may be issued to Ian amount not ex
3 leightbonitOsikty-iive years. 1 Alcozupon lives of females to the clown
of $l0.000- I
A Paid-.upI'olicyis guaranteed at‘ any time'aiter the third allmla
allowed tpeaccumulato with the Company.
3
I The liltifll “In Insurance Company is in the forty-second year of
Zita lexistel'nce and sincethc date-of its organization has accumulated and
After carefulconsjdeltation. and with the view oi'grauting to polio. - '
holders whatever benefits" the experience of'tllc company has shown to
I .Thi‘si's aweli matured “plan and cfl'erb' to the. insuring public many
ieuoell‘l'l‘fthntofotlier institutions? have shown to, be popular, never
19.1369th that firfljof;considerations—lilo absolute safety of the great
A few of the features which characterize the “Five Year Distri-
'Ilolicy;lioldcrs.iire allowed a freedom of residence and travel much
beyond the ordihsry. limitycovering it is believed, the lcquirellleuts
offerdinary perineum jileasllrQ'and withOut additional premium or
' Death claims arising under policies issuedIun this plan, will be
payableauoon as mtufactvry proofs .arepmmted a. “_"d accepts! by
(MI-Company. 'I " . I ‘
cecding 85);,‘000'upon Ill-single lifm‘Iinclusiv'e of all other policies and
‘additiou'e issued: by. this Company, upon the same life, and at ages'from
premium is paid, in _accordance with the laws of the State of New. York.
.This companyis now paying'about $1,000 per day in 'matured
claims to citisdlié Of'IConu-ccticut and 3 we give below a few illustrations
:of policies recently‘ held in this State where the dividends have ' been
Poo ' will. drink, no matter what the
law or eexample set. Even beef fre-
quently gets corned.
A short horse is soon curried, but he
must t be caught. The same may be
said 0 a short cashier. .
The wife who buys a “duck of 3 ben-
net". usuall has to call on some old
rooster of a usband to pay for it.
Pophjay Isa that he wishes that be
will induce is'wife to try the early-
clocing movement on hér month.
“You'"think she will makea ood step-
mother 2'7 “I know it." “ ow so ?"
"Silo cuts her bread aninch thick."
A cynical old bachelor, who looked in
upon a parlor full of oung women, ln
ball-room attire, call it an “ art gai-
lery." . .
There is one thing to be said in favor
of earl marriage. It t{glives the couple
a few are years to d out which is
A ha 'y comes to us 'on angel's wings,
but it" gs the wings up in -a
:lhoset when its feet have pace touched
e . .
"I wonder how that man can dance on
thShItight rope with flash facility '1’"
“ ea enoug . 0 every mg
else, it. 1.3 to be taut.”
The transformations of nature are
wonderful. Put a herring in a up box
with some cotton-seed oil and it nn‘me-
diately turns into a sardine. _
"Blood relations mean near rela-
tions," sai-l Widow Cosannigan to her
boy. I‘-‘Well, then. you must be the
bloodiest relation I've got," he replied-
Somebody :inquires :
boy whistle?" A harder conundrum
would be, how can he help it when he
comes upon a watermelon patch, and
sees no 0g insight ? .
I“ Women in some countries do a man's
work at manual labor; but in America
'the only man’s work they do is to wear
the Ranmioons, and they get that down
mig ty finesometimes.
“How does cramp in the stomach re-
semblIe m ' e? inquired Smith,
meeting Smithers the other day. And
after Smitllers had given it up he‘ex-
plainsd: “It deubles you up. '
A witty young lady having two suitors
one of whom was an army ofllcer and
the ot er a physician, she saidIlt was
were both such killing fellows.
“Hello, Smith! Suppose a man mar-
ries his first wife’s ate sister's aunt.
what {elation is he taller ",. ‘5 First wife
——um..—s.tcp-aunt-——er let'sIsee. Idon’t
‘know." “Bright fellow! He's her
husband." - . ' V
Overheard- at Long Branch on Sun-
day :- First young lady—“(30in .in to
bathe)" Second young lad -.“ Io, I'm
’sorrytIo say." First cling pd —“Con-
scientlous scru les?’ Second young
lady: sorrowful y—“No; porous plas-
ter
4 "Say." milled the boarder to the
waiter. “Yes sir," wasIthe polite an-
maki Ig this puddin ?" “Yes, sir; I
think she has." " cl], 0 out.- and
tell her to throw it away." ' en silence
healed the blows of sound.
“ Smith, wh don't you get your dia-
monds insure -‘? ' said Jones. “Where
can I do that?" innocently asked Smith.
‘ 'I At the _United States Plate Glass Insur:
'ance Company, of course, " Jones re lied,
them.
“Did you ask Mr. Simpson to come
to dinemth us on Sunday ?'1 inquired
Mrs. Wilson of her husband. "Yes,
my‘dear..". “What did you do that for?
"you. know we had no girl ?"
“Yes, ' door, but Itho'ughtho would
be enoug
of a gentleman to decline
the invitation” I
“What planet do you expect to to
when you die ?" asked one Austin glide
of- another. as they lolled along the
avenue, on their way from church.
“.0151 reall cawnt tell, you know," he
rephed. “ , ell. I'll betI know," sun
out astrong voice behind them. ‘ ‘You’
both go to Mars 1" '
A critic (dropped into a studio in Paris
one day, stopped before the portrait of
a led on I e
—" at why did. you take such an ugly
modIel ?" I"It is my mother," calmly
rephed the artist. . “O pardon a thou-
sand times !" said the critic in greatvoon-
fusion. “You are quite right. I ought
to have perceived it. It resembles you
completely." '
“M husband a a brute!" declared
Mme. to an intimate friend the other
day. "Why, my. dear, what is the mat-
ter-2"I “He found fault with a little
vivaci of mine. yesterday, and I threw
_ a cand estick at his head; then .what do
you; he did !” . " I don't know."
“ Why, e stood before the mirror so
that I couldn't throw the other."
the brute!” '
I“Wcll.-jud c, with me it is in this
way. IIdra a great deal several years
ago, takin my regular sprees. Exercis-
inga mlg ty smart I stopped, but ever
since t4191!. when the time for a spree
comes around, I stagger like a drunken
man." '“Very unfortunate“, .reall , but
the example was just as bad as t laugh
.. on had been drunk. I won't fine you
or being drunk-." “Thank you,
judge."II “But will assess you for stag-
gering. . - -
. Young minds in America grasp" ' ' cat
truths very quickly. A New Yorkglboy
whothod. a mud nding with one
of his playmates IwaIs waitin while his
mother repared aI n ads 'forhis
IeyeIg" ,' he so: , “Iwish‘Iwas a
Inch man." .-‘.-'- 1’. my son ?" ‘ “Be-
cause I'd bug a pistol and shoot r Jake
Bolton" if at you'd be tried just as
muI as I you were a poor man."
;“Ies’, but I wouldn't be convicted just
as mac .
”Oh,
I:
: “ Bough on Bats.”
Clears out
' . It will be noticed that in each bf the above illustrations’Ithe ' Com-‘
puny paid dividends 'ls‘r’g‘ely lure-reel. of the policies. * ‘ '
I Those. who f-dosiro» :SAsF-E influence with the .‘certiiinty of securing.
Illll the advantages that asucceufal. cénserviltiveundbtmug’ company
- «loosen-m audios reapply to .
a.
.,
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P5 Agent.
\
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I .
see adv. ' " “ it
i 1' ' ~. 1 :
“lillglmm
.‘ l
v
4, “Rough
. . Amt. 0f Bum—Ff. bed-bugs. nts,Imice,-roaches,'flies. unis,
._ Name, I f Residence. * Policy. ”TEENS . . - . use an...» 4'
Charles-Mullen, Bridgeport, . $5.000. $8.321 Srégifeliiflfificfil‘iiegifllfiimill.
.s.'Middlebrook,'i ‘ , 2.000 3.292 . .° :2
Chad. Weekg, . - “ 1,000 1,557 AshlorWellylltzzho:ncd;$ 15c. Quick,-
‘Heuben Town, I StOnington, 3,900 . 5,400 gain lg: cure. Hard or 9011 coins, warts,
Thomas fRéCwse, g ‘ 'IISil'II'lSIbul'y,’ ,3,000~ 4,602 ‘ I ' “Backs-Paths." '
Mary Marvih, ~. . i warped,» . 2,000 = 2,052 utilitafilg‘tliikt’tzzlallgfii‘t‘atofit‘iizt'
'0. mosey. . ~ I Maiden-J 25203" 2.340 9'?Y°‘~'°9""__._L——°“"°“f‘- We“
LEE-Beckie . ‘ ‘.- .0 i 81“): ' a. “93'9”“ . --
" EMarrPrfilny'Pll .i “ 500} 502' t3§3§fii$kfi£§lbmfilms;
Franklifi‘lléya 1 Berle. 2.000» 22536“ i ' 7T?“ "
. £313? Heagth Beuewlelrgrée'stgres health and
, 11m 3 9 gig w .
mug; aebbéps‘i. ’ ° °'"°"°nsuess.
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C I “lo-sh ”I’m.”
. “1‘68 cholera coli' .. " .
when, p.in." filll’llnaf'lignim s, diarrhoea,
. , c, n I '
rheumatism. 6“" gm’
200. Bough-on IPsiu Plasters, 15c.
h sum“ - ~
g youare ' ag broheii worn but nd -
gig, use Wells’ Ecuth Believer. 81‘.‘ D33;-
I" “Llfc'l’r‘eserverh .
. If on are'losing our ' all life 1] ’
Keogh Renewcr. does (Ill-139th w’e‘alrrslap‘ztis
d to , “nineteen."
I . urea 'es 9! Hemorrhoids Itchin" P -
I gmfisflggfinmfiai or other- I'iitorhfd
mire, 500. Druggislys. .each package. Sure.
I ' . from Women.
;Lsdiee,who would retain freshness and vi-
110 h I filtrate-Itch.” :
ug on, to curcshumors eru ti ' -
onrm, fetter, salt rheum, frogs ' . 'dIfcel), chllalilwaiug.
.. :00 “Icvch Inseam.» '
; rrects admin odmsato . '
cure of worst chronic cases. “8:512: 3mm
,. $310”! annual aoralllr'ait, :33: can.
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loam... fgyoggflflfih mum
. , U 111 vs 0 ment, on
and um. use Wells'- limo lie y'
T' . cal-latte. Moi. .
- -8 g, hirihtion,Iiuflammatiou,'ali Kidney
scrawny
newer. I'
"“13 “WY-goon: hints ' ' . -
‘ :: It“)? 01.. p ’ cured by 'BInchuI
-»“ Water Bun, Roaches.”
. on Rats’ l ‘ . ..
beetles,anls. sears them outlvlflm
“Why does a.
diflic . t to choose between them, as they
swer.’ “Has the cook the receipe for'
and a coldness has grown up b ween.
ease], and remarkcdz.
,vpcity. Don’t fail to trchllIsI’. Health Renewcr.
. Bfifillilljiill-i’
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BLUE, PILLS
ormercury,they are dead ‘
ll. .I’lace your trust in
ULI’HUB BITTERS,
the purest and best y
medicine ever made.
I -n’twalt until you _
w substance? lsycur are unable towalk, or . -
II breath foul and are flat on your back. g
at get some at once. it »
- Sulphur
- V e an theagedandtot—
tcringygre Ellen made well by
tidings. Reimcmber what you:
- re are me save yo
it had sav hundreds.
untilw-morrow,
‘ Try a. Bottle To-dayl
Are you low-spirited and weak.
or suffering from the excesses of
youth? If so, SULPHUR BITTERS
ow."
FOR “SALE.“ '
. ASTIYLISII '
V I C T O R l A ,
Newly Trimmed and l’l'ai'l’lIiet'lf.w '
A Fine Family Carriage. .‘
Will be sold at a very low ’ price.
HENRY TILLY, ’
CARRIAGE MAKE R,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TO FARMIE RS.
WANTED TO E'XCH'ANGE .
ANeal-ly new light buggy harness, solid I metal
trimmings, for a ton of good, clean, old
meadow hay. Enquire at. the Gums Omen.
F. H. PECKH’ELL,
ARCHITECT,
N0. 7 WATER STREET,
AGENT FOR
ran 2::
send 3 2-ccnt stamps to A. P. crows
Dominance" for best medical workpu
Gilbert Lock Company.
Dibble Manufacturing Company’s door
I knobs.
New York Wood Turning Company..
Corner Blocks forwindow casings.
Round and Square Turned Balusters.
H It It ‘5 ‘ Newe‘S.
Plain and Double Moulded Stair Rails.
Also Flat Moulded Door and Window
Casings furnished at short notice. '
.1; A T 0N .
QE'L’EBRATEDVEGET,
- ...:c082'AL—J*‘Bh
l.
NL,
.4' '4'
ELY’S ’
CREAM Bum;
Cleanses the “and.
Alloys Inflamitlou.
Heals Sores. . lesions
the Senses of Taste,
Hearing and Smell,
A Quick Relief. A
Positive Care. I
I
Dream Balm ... ,
Has gained an envi-
able reputatlou, dis- ,
placing all other
preparations. A psr- ’
tlcle-ls up lied into ‘
when.encasement- ”“5“
. g . d or ular. ELY
BRO I‘HERS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y. ‘ I!"
\ e B. HAZEL
//’ nurses sensor for
Tested
en: nick relief hols
cons innqfiskom' damn.
mun. res sum.‘
IIIARIILESS, AGREEABLE,
—EFFE¢‘I’WE.—
ll Cleanses. Scum, Heals.
Easily a‘ppllcdnfn nostrils.
y we chem-
\' a I lst...-Iu 0 of bottles. Write
. _ ' - v.4 posts] for reepunphlet. Sold
,, ~.- ynnuecrsrs, or edpro—
- . - > paid’on receiptof price. 50
. - . -cents.»ln2ceutstamps.
one bottle and be convinced. Address
YA I OHIIIOAI.’ co., New Haven. Conn.
m. :30an AB. '
. OPTICIAN and OCULIST,
. . 'wm. BE A'Ir NORWALII,
October 20 and 21, 1885,
. At Norwallc Hotel. '
Having qualified in 'self b 'ears of hard stu
hi the best institution: in Ell’l'oype, and havln “dd:
practical experience of twang-five years" thl
country, I am enabled at first ght to adapt lease
most appropriate to restore the vision to its origins
vigs‘r and cure all the various diseases of the eye
I ve therefore combined my practice of an
Oculist with that of an Optician, and am now en-
abled to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles of
ggctaclgs and Eyecllasrggs which are made to
er an or my own supe ion. to suit in ’ .
omers’ visionary ailments. ' ’ c“
L RCIhbn-ultarion Free. I.
I e emcee—Geo. G. Bisho Charles 0]
ex-Deputy Sheriff Charles Apdams Mr. 011113338
Nash with J. F. Bennet. Gen. D. iv. Couch,Mrs.
W. K. James, Dr. E. C. Clarke.
’ mor mane mum anytlun else 0 akin
wnLIglaansgggncg ortgf belitisellinrgbook oht. Beg: ‘
I ee gran y. one al.. Te ' '
finals Boox Uo..Portland, Maine. rms “co
9‘”. rm 3
,40UT
Dobcs & SON.
"Vishnu/Inn. II. (. ,.
. is You WANT 'ro ‘ I".
rlttroIlIlIIlIIl callable,
BchscoREs, '
USE " '
EM l Nil TON.» ,
SHOT c urns. ~
All the LelcSt Improvements. :
son DESOR’IPTIVE cmcuun‘s, ‘
,1 .: ADDRESS" " .'
Lamberson, 'Furman't 00., . ;
sou: AGENTS FOR l...
E.REMINGT0N&"Soust
Sporting Arms and Ammunition,
.28l~& 283- Broadway,-
. Norms, New roux.
'o. H. Lameenson a. co... "
‘5.“
£31.
a 3
ll
'33 Slate Stmtym' . -;.
ARMORV, “so In.
lLlON, N. Y.7
:II I a OTIS '
J , lash-fav— » .
s c 0 one,» ,5 :3 A o: s.
IAOE ill in; OESTI, hiilllEil, BY SKILLED WOMIEI.
IEIEIBER lllhlI.0ll-l.-035§3 ARE aiLWAYS RELIABLE.
One Pica-{i of Solid Steel. - -
HO “GEES 02': Ri'."'.‘3 l0 3113.31": THE BLADE.
SEND i-UR c-ncuaans.
Rial-mu-
URAI. co,
ILLUN. 3'. 1'.
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