lierbagoii'ear the two the seed is
NORWALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY. OCTDBEWR 5 1886.
: rootsin waterfrom twelve to twenty-
' four hours before planting out. '
. _ M39 3°- .
head; eyes 'a'h‘d' nostrils well- with it.-- ~'
co 'bnst10n or the Vi'god or fuel it gone
[the more. satisfactory the rosult,‘ be-
. 081180 there ie less waste.
‘ ”I charge.
' any code along the roadsidm. under: the
f save them. _iiVSprcsd slayer ostodsand
sprinkleon a- light dressingofI potash
(asbed)andlrone,thenanothor layer of-
soda, then aIsheiIi and house, etc., until
the hoopla conhp‘loted. This willgive
'fI youaperfectsoil forilowerpots. '4
VVsoo that every hog is present at roll
1 call, and always seek the abeent one,
‘ as there is generally something wrong
with him, and thet is the one to watch.
ijoint worm that attacks wheat. Itls
belie'vled, 'owever, that the barley joint
ottaIcks the winter gralmand hehceis
I " wheat With honey, which is quite
lug localities,
I fruit, is when they are ripe. This may
.I quills his clear you show that it is the
' furnish boos with honey at a time when
’ on soils from gravelly loam to black
' deal of money on high-priced and rare
' ground in the rows will be covered-
' .Yauktoll (D IT.).JusItlce ofjthe Peace
. then he jumped around. and said he
V you for attempt to kill. " " Just another
‘ .. and every soul perished with the ex-
4— z IPI. ..
Wlliiaini. OiIl- thebtli of August, 18%,
"W relate, the when perished, with
Fir"
Farm an:d_ Garden.
It costs fifty-nine —cents to grow a
Ibushel of wheat in Michigan, twenty-
nine for oats and twenty-one cents for
corn.
It is said there is not an estahllslned
rule of agriculture which there lentil.
almost as much experience to disprove = '
_ as to confirm. .
If you receive trees or plants shipped
from a distance, it is well to place thIQ-n:
Do not overfeed the young pigs. Let
them make all the growth possible, but
do not attempt to make them fat. Fat;
in summer should be avoided. A good”
moderate condition is best.
otboracle acid B excel- -
m
‘I‘II‘~ and marking the
,Much is said at precont about. using
enemy of insect-destroying birds, whose.
nests it robs and whose young it kills.
The equine! is also opentothe saline
Have you any. occasion to dig up
fences or-in any part ofthe garden?
is your hogs noon: mm to. 6441141
up their bony and muscular tissues,-
suppose you. try an exporinhont and
feed them lime, powdered bones, grass
and oats for muscle. When you food
It is well understood by farmers that
there is a joint worm that attacks
barleyand often makes a light weight.
It is similar to, but distinct from, a
‘ also, under some circumstances,-
suggested a caution against preceding
common with thewinter wheat grow-
Tho Itlmo to pick duck feathers, like
he learned by catching two or three
and pulling a few feathers hero and
there. If they pull hard and the quills
are filled with a bloody fluid theyiare
not ripe; but if they .pull easy and the
“best time to pick. ” Ducks may be
picked four times a year. Never pluck
tlne long tufts of coarse feathers on the
sides that support the wings.
The Sweet Pepper (Clethia Aruifolia) A
is a neat upright growing shrub, with
light green leaves, fine white flowers,
and base delightful fragrance. It is
a' native of the New England States,
and Ihas for several years attracted the
attention of bee-keepers as a shrub to
ilowers are scarce. It can be success-
fully transplanted, and will grow on
peat, as well as lime or slate soils.
success in floriculture depends vastly
more on the care bestowed on the“
plants than on a large amount of
money expended. Yet for all this
many people will yearly spend a great:
plants, afterward giving them no
attention. A bed of geraniums, petu-
nias, lantanas and other easily. grown
plants, if well cared for, will be more
satisfactory than rare plants which
require the care and attention of an
expert gardener.
When conditions are just right,
onions will yeild more bushels per acre
than the highest yield reported of
potatoes. The rows are closer together
than potatoes can be, and though they
will not grow one above the iother as
potatoes will, the entire surface of the-
with many of the onions partially over-
lapping eaoh other. In nartow-I rows
little of the surface of the soil'will be
bare, and 1,000 bushels have been grown
on a single acre.
Professor L B. Arnold wisely re:
marks that the nutrient propertiesiu'
the grain or. corn are passed . V I
the cob. When gathered ln‘=~ IVVII
mature state the cob is load I'"
nutritious matter on its way to the?
kernels ”on the grain, just asthe straw
or other grain in its green state is
loaded with nutrimont destined for the;
grain, but its passage is arrested, and
it remains in the straw whorl the latter
is cut. Tho echo of soft corn may
therefore-be classed with other men
filling.
are moved a Dog. ..
A man was recently brought before a
on the charge of assault and battery.
“ The complaint says that you attacked
this man with a knife and nearly killed
him, howls it ?" said the Justice. “Yea
I stabbed at IhiInIi .a few times; he came
up to my house and began abusing me
and calling me names and—" “That’s
no reason 'for assulting him the way
you did.” “Hold on a minute, Judge;
could lick. _me and struck at me..-
“Still you had no business to attack
him sosavagoly; you nearly killedlnim. " '
“That’s all right, your Honor, I’ll eke}
plain; the yvay. he went on to abuse my
wife and began chasing the children:
around the yard and— ” “ That will do—V- .
you had no excuse for attacking him;
with a knife; you should thvo called a
policeman to remove him; I must hold
word, Judge; after that he 'Iwalkcd over
and kicked my dog and-g4? _“Hey?—V
kicked IthIat liver-colored bird-dog of
yours 1’" “Bot he did, Judge; walked
right up to him when he' wa ’n’t doin'
nothin’ and kicked him right in the
side." “Yes, and just as like as not
injured him so you can’t hunt with him
this season; why didn’t you tell me
this at first? you did perfectly right in
going at him withha knife, and I dis-
charge you. Mr. Plaintifi, just whacki
up a 810 line to this court for kicking
the dog.” " -
Extraordinary coincidence. _; .’.
. In tho year1664, on the 5th ofIIDeeemv
ber, a boat? on the Monal, crossing the
Strait, with eighty-one passengers, was
upset, and only one passenger, named ,-V
HughWilliamsrwaesaved. On thesau'i
day, in the year 1785, was upset another
boat containing about .sixty persons,
a third boat met the same disaster,
but the passengers of this were no
more than twenty-five, and, singular
the exception of one, whose name was
.. I' ' " II!
. . serious indictment is found in .
'Vtho' fact thatthe crew is the greatest
Items of Interest
. I' a minor is vold;‘o '
, I a minor is void; :1
made th a lunatic' is void.
, V gradual increase in the average
also of the skull ainong the natives is
believed by a Bombay physician to be
taking place as an offAeIct' of civilization
inIndia.
The longest clock pendulum in the
world is at Avignon, Fronce. It is
Less than twenty y'ehrs ago the num-
ber of Irishman in the British ranks
VwasI308 per 1000; now it is only 178 to
730 Englishmen, seventy-eight Scotch
men and fourteen of other nationalities.
The old jwar V'ship Niagara, recently
broken up at Charlestown (Mass) Navy
Yard, yieldalV 171,226 pounds of copper,
61, 369 pounds of composition, 486
cost irOu and 18, 000 pounds of lead.
Some Chinese miners recently found
nugget; of gold in' Sierra county, Cali-
-fornia. that weighed 158 ounces. They
held it VfVor' $300,000. This is the third
I iiiVsiIzeof thalargost nuggets found in
the world.-
Ladiosshould be careful to extinguish -
83 0811010 by the light of which they
Ih’avebo‘en reading before going to sleep.
The fate of Mme. Schulz-Dolltzoch, of
VBorlln, who was burned to death by not
Ice-doing,isawarnln'gtoall. , .
Monsieur Palmlerl, of the' Vesuvian
observatory, has made some interesting
experiments showing that when steam
is condensed by cold negative electricity
-'is developed, but that positive electricity
' ismanifested when evaporation takes
place.
The swelling caused by the sting of
hemets, wasps", bees and spiders may
be generally arrested by the application
of common “cash: and bicarbonate. of
code(a teaspoonful of each) dnssolved
in warm water, and well rubbed' in on
the place bit or stung. '
A little boy playing in an old log
house at Richwoods, Mo., lost a manble
through the floor and crawled under
the house to-get it.- He found there a
tin pail full of gold and silver coin.
The amount proved to be $1,.000 It
was the property of an old gentleman
of the place, who had hidden it there
in 1884 and afterward, not finding it
readily, thought it had been stolen.
The first Christian Church in England
was built in Glastonbury (the tale was
that J oseph of; Arimathea built it,
directed by the Angel Gabriel). Glaston<
bury was at that time a desolate island
full of fans and brambles, and the
church was built, like the British houses,
or wicker work, of rods walled and“ in-
terwovon. It was :cIixty feet long and
twenty-live broad. This was during
the reign of: the Roman governor Agri-
cola, somewhere' in A. D. 78.
The “mint housc”' in Boston existed
1641 or 1662, the same dies being proba-
Vbly used through all thetime of coining
there. Some come had been made for
Virginia as early as 1644. Copper coins
bearing the figure of an elephant Y’éI
struck in England for the Carolluas':
and New England in 1694 Coins weiee
Iclllgy of Lord Baltimore. .. » '1
A great nobleman of the court of
Marie Antoinette was once staying at
Woburn, when a bottle of some exquis-
ite old wine was sent for from the cel-
lar. The French duke took a glass of
the precious liquid, and, in answer to a
question, announced with animm‘ovable
countenance that it was pmfait. The»
Duke of ' Bedford then tasted it, and
immediately got up spitting and splut-
toring, roaring out: “ Why, d—n it, it' is
caster" oil. "
Colonel Knapp, of Carson, N ev., going
suddenly into his chicken yard, found a
dead fox lying on the ground. It was
still warm. He took it into the house,
and his wife hold the bodyin her lap
while the children played with it. Some
one opened' the window, and the fox
jumped from the startled woman’s lap
and made a leap for the window. He
fell client, and was captured. It was a
remarkable exhibition of “ playing
'possum.”
The following is a curious Creole
remedy for sore throat: In swelling of
the glands of the throat the swollen
gland should be well rubbed with tallow,
and the tallow smeared on thoroughly
melted by holding close to the skin
without actually touching it, the blade
' fa knife h" " 'Vlnthoilame of alamp
0r candle. Sonic" e’ay 'thé‘ point of the
booted blade only should approach .tho
skin, and that: :I‘poiut': only should be.
moved so. as to describe a cross immedi-
ately ovor'tho gland. The latter is a
purely superstitious idea.
Thmemporor’ s throne at San-hai is so.
' ‘ 'foundatloh‘ilfd.”f‘ ostal made
'4 4 uéutlIy the
sup-prefect ofI Sochow has sent to P0-
king 3,000 pieces of gold bricks for the
purpose under the escort of a wei-yuen.'
The taotai of Tuug-chow is now in
charge of them, and the wel-yuenI, has
safe Inrrlval. AII deputy will soon be
appointed by the board to examine
them. It is said that these bricks are
of the ordinary size and that they are
of solid gold. ,
WM
A Sample of Fire Innd Brimstone. ».,
IA West Scotland clergyman was
going to the Highlands for his holidays
and being very fond of the “Nabob
Pickles”
Tho' . “ N abob Pickles ” . are extremely
hot and should be sparingly used..
Arrlyedfat the hotel he placed, ,the
the table and took' out one or
opposl%find got his eyes on the pickles?
“Stranger, pass the pickles, please.”
The clergyman said: ' “These are
private property, but you are welcome
to them." V He passed the bottle across
the table, The Yankee emptied half
'the bottle into his plate and stirred
them well up with his spoon. He took
.a big spoonful but they were not long
down wh'cn'he drew a lOng breath and
said: “Oh, Adodgast it! Look here,
stranger, IV- guess you are a person?”
the Gospel.”A . “Look you here,” said
the Yankee, “'I have heard them preach
the first one I ever knew who carried a
sample bottle.”
w—
Patrick’s Certificate of Honesty.
IIPaItrick applied for a situation as
Iportor for a wholesale store. -.. :
“Patrick, I’m afraid you ’re not
strictly bones. ”
Qi’m not _honest ?"
I'I"Well, "rvo' heard some wlnisporings
that you were alittle unreliable When at
,. your last p1aco,VI must have a per—
4.20;
(aptly honest man here." .2
'1 “Faith au‘ 01‘ can show yo :4 certifi-
cate of honesty that’ll make ye change
your inolnd moighty quick. ”
He then drew out a piece of paper
containing words of the greatest praise
"Iof'ililnlhelf.’
. ".Who wrotoitlnis, Patrick ?”
'II“ Who wrote it ? Oi did, 301'.” .
Writing a' proof of your henesty ?”
“It is, 4101'; because, sor, Oi know
more about moself than any p’jtdher
it meself. " .
“ Well, _I'll try you, Patrick.”
l I II gln Williams.
”.5"
thirty-fOur years, or thereabouts. All V
the coins issued from it bore the dates, ' .
also struck for Maryland, bearing the'
_he took a bottle with him. ,
about fire and brlmstone, but you are
“ Oh, oh l Is a certificate of your own .
Ipouuds of wrought iron, 646 pounds of .
I .I”,.‘-.
n V5 I.‘
—informod the boardof works of their "
cm. A Yankee was sitting V
“Well, I am a clergyman and preach» ’I ' '
-“Faith an’ phy does yo be thinkin '
' men do; an“ ,beIgorry, if Oi wasn’t honest I
Oi wouldn’t be after tellin’ yo Oi writ .
is presented to the public, without fear of con- '
tindlction as the best
' “RESYBRATWE Alli! BEAIITIFEER"
of the Hairscience has'cvor produced. It per-
forms what others only claim for their prepar-
ations. It is an elegant perfumed dressing,
removes dandruff, cleans the scalp, prevents
the hair from falling out,
RESTOREg
iIIl'IllE llllll 0H “1.0 liEdfiS
restores it to its original color, makes it grow
rapidly, will not stain the skin, contains not a
particle of lead, silver, sulphur or other dele-
:44 ions drugs,_ it is
a coronal. rnoaucr° .... 'ennn's
containing the elements required by the hair
to feed: upon., A few applications will show
its restorative qualities. Does not require
months of continued use before you can por-
ccive any result. It is cooling, cleanly and too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon it.
Ladles’ who are using it say it is the host
I dressing ever known.
SOLD BY ALL DRUG-6151‘s.
Price S I .00 Per Bottle
Arm dunner-I
V_ an“ ammonia:
Tc oonfuL It is I :4
thawing“ and cheep- . :V -
est medicine. Try
Geyt it of your druggist; ' 5' ,,
' DON'T WAIT. Gar 1r AT 024012: of,
A. P. Onuwax& 420.. Chemists. '
Sole Proprietors forU. SI. &: Canadas. I II
Send two 84:. stamps to A. P. 0rdwny &Co‘. .,
Lawrence, 1114155., and receive an elegant set of
Fancy Cards free.
Iand CUTOSII
. CATARRH,I¢_
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Not a _Liginlilo'
‘ ous Drugs and'
FEVER Offensive odors
A- particle is applied into each nostril and i
agreeable. Pr'ceeo cents int drugglsta: by 'mnllb
registered, 604:_cnts ICIrcnlars free, my Enos ,
Druggiste.I 01,1“ch ’ ly3 .
A SIEGLE 'Illlll. eon-'-
THM 5.35.531
slums wage;
cllevee e
msurca com 0 111 as
here all other remedies :-'.-
ltc action is '
. "I'auientirelyrertered to health .by German Asthma "
re.’ nor: Fills", Hamilton, Ohio. ~_
‘Gormnin Asthma Care is all you claim for lv. It never V;
fails. Prof. H. Van Fingerln'n. Granville, S.‘ (.'. '
"My physician recommended German Asthma Cure It .
sin-v.1. L. Tetrick. Lmndcndsrry', Ohio; .,
4":
THIS l’rlhl')EIt and
have it on file at our
flied. - Should you desire
to advertise In any pa were, .
. ~itvvlllpayy youto w1' oils;
. . for an estimate. Sta‘te' lnow "
much, how long. and where
you \V ant to advertise. For
ten cents we will send
conmnlcte directory of
u tiigcilncr with lunch
valuable} rniormafii‘nin
HATES
0 .'.8- sites,
'11 2111: St.
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New spapcr Adv'nng Agency '
:3? some
n.'-Formica}. .
fiancmnmm
"ll-l
.4 db thousands tobeTheBcstCou'gl'sMédl
’ Inc I: the world. For Coughs, Colds. Soto
, rest, IIocrsencss, Inflammation of the Three
~:uId 'Month, Whooping Cough, Canker Rash _, ‘
-" c., there is no modicnno new in use that ha:-
performed more cures.
It is Wurrnntcd not to contain any mlncm l
quills; it may be taken at anytime with pcr
ectsaicty. SoldbyallD’g sis. 354:. of: $1. bottles
. M0116 N8: SONS. Prop., Providence, ll.l
Dr. Haynes’ Arabian Balsam isuncquall
.Try it. 250. and $1. at Druggis
IS 2
REWA RI). -—’l‘ be above 1'er :ni'ni wlll be
paid for information that will lead to
ytlnc arrest and conviction of the party who Is
{also-3'1 representing himself to be illi.
SCUW 118.1110 0ptl4 lriiainl ocnlist. llr. Schwab'
is to be found only at the Non'wnnlk: ind hi .nlnackemo
lie employs no ponhllen's 14) :120lllfl.tf‘£6
Hotels.
.90-
44...?
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3'4;
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- I!I.I'I34Vlldfiji'g‘ié.t the
immense
ha
Pay 31103108.
I I no higher
3%,
.or‘i.
gig” so. .
1 'feri or coals.
I‘~ "harm they may. do to your sysiom.
I Snuff, or P0wdcr;: I
Free from Inijiin'i-v ~'
“lord turning to tlio gallant cluk.
American newspapers, 7'
. dose.
This Invaluable Medicine is acknowled- {a 4
Yin
bstancc; it is also free from laudannm ma .
,k‘Y
M..
. ul' .4 mini: Inn: :14" (11'- ink and beating lien.
'ODDIsV AND ENDS.
When 1: anks become unsteady because
of failing tendencies, even the depositor
is liable to loose his balance
“This' is something I have just dashed
oil, " said the former? a wife as she took the
butter from the clnnnrn.
—————-——“o—fl-———v——-
Know Tlnys all, by reading the “Science
of Life, " the best. medical work published
101' young and middle-aged men.
...____.——
Tlnc reason that tn'_amps are so povm'ty
stricken and wretched is because they
don’t advertise. —Puck.
Speaking of the Compound Quinninic
Plasters, in physician 1'cc4 ntly said. “They
work lilic a charm."
..————-—————Ooo-———-—-———
An article is goinir the rounds of the
pr4 as lncudedz“110w to man we a wile.”
Of (curse the article was written by a
single man.
Cnnn'tcn’ 5 Little Live 1 Pills will I ositivcly
cure sick headache and prevent. its return.
This is not talk but truth. (line pill a
dose. Tobe bad of all druggisls. Sic
advertisement. -
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Niuc one-logged men played a game of
base bullngainst niuc onc— mined men in
southern Illinois the other day. The one-
armed men bind the advantage of being
441114; to kick against the umpire" s decision.
—Clni4 ago News.
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The penetrating qualities of petroleum
are well- known to those who linnvc any
knowledge of its propci'iiesut all, and that
is what makes it so valuable as a hail
pnodnccr. Canbolinc is a crude oil 410-
privcd of its odor and color.
”#000”~—
Tlnc SllllllllOll at El Paso and P443341 414']
Nortc is unchanged. We have the lKllCl
ol'tlnc nin'gniniicnt, 444441 the Mexicans have
the better 01' the argument. wPlnilnidc‘ipliinn
Record.
c. —«4—~- -~:—- -
“I ARR ANTED THE BEST.
If you have chapped bands, rough on
clnafcd skin, you can be instantly z,'cnnionl
by using Pearl‘s Wlniic Gly'cciine. Do not.
take anything said to be just as good
Sold by on dringgists.
«v00. —--——- '-
something
Kentucky colonel—Waiter,
10.nlrinnk.
Waiter—Y cs, 5:4an , \vulah, sub?
’ Kcntuckycolnncl—Y 011119; man, I said
a b: illi l—Pittsbui'a «In Dispatch.
O
. llOUSliKEEl’ERS READ TlllS.
Ask your grocer and innnn'kctman for
Spcriy&Burncs‘ goods. All their p40-
alien llama, shoulders, breakfast bacon,
1411,41 spareniband sausage ni'c iinanul'nic-
turcnl' 141 New Haven, Conn.
OO——-—"—_'
Bill Nye is a kind obliging man. Sonne-
body wrote to him for his autograph, and
' “Dear sir, in the absence
of my amunucnscs will you kindly excuse
me if I w rite my autograph myself?
Y miss, Bill Ny.c ”
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BE CAREFUI 1
Nomailcr what: disease you in 4y have.
liable Sinclnu medicine you will always
find Sulphur Bittcius They are not :1
cheap i'nim drink, but are made 0f the
choicest roots and herbs in the vegetable
kingdoxu.——Dnily Argus.
Cooi-—-'- -—<--—~
You nicr'iglnt, mysnn, 100 much sleep
is injurious. Beware of 100 much 3104").
But, then, too much wakefulness is not
good Iikciiisc. Eiglntecnlimii's sleep will
jlult you less than six home wine supper.
Some of the wakest times you have, my
boy, are liable to bring on serious injuries
b causing you to indulge in 140 much
slice—"43404142110. - -
_-_.._____.....__-__ A-
crop AND 'n'nnvn:
How 'IIinucliI money you have linimv in an; 44y
unprinciplcd paitics, who care. not “YIN“
on
can depend on every bottle of Sulphur
Bitters as :1 reliable medicine. It searches
out and cleanses from the blood all im—
pure mat-tor. and makes. you feel like :4
new person. -Boston Daily Globe.
g6. .____.’....___... ._
Likely. —Gcntlm:un (looking at fl:nt).—-I
am afraid my wife‘ won ‘I. want to come up
as iii In as this, It’s the tenth story, isn’t
it ? mndldrdL-ch; tenth story, includ-
ing basement.
it up- here, sir. The family who occupied
it last Summon tolc me they preferred it to
the \‘Vliitc mountains. —IIarpcn" s Bfllel'.
090-
I could scarcely speak, it in as 4414:1094
impossible to breathe through my nostriln.
Using Ely’a Cream Balm a short. time I
Was entirely relicvcd.1\ly bond has not
been so clear nor' voice so strong in many
years.'- I recommend this admirable n'cnnn.
V ' ‘cdy to all afflicted with calar-nln or cold in
;- the bead. ——'J.
' Elizabeth, N. J. Price 50 cents.
O. Trclicnor, merchant,
"—-_—“.
The illustrious traveler. looked con-
temptuously at the mountains. ”Nothing-
vei y steep about bore," 110 said scornfully.
. “Make out his bill, ” said the noble 1411:141-
( 1'0-
Lnonnccd clark.)VVAnI41V'.. a great 144' $11 of
- mensurelcsIs :1ch came IiIinto 1110 011104: and
sat down on 41144111er113104.1144" t0- ilnc re-
morsclcss Scratch 0f ilno busy porn 414441 was
:' 'I laying a grade (of iibonnt four feet 14) the
yard ~Burdcttc.
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If you are tired mini 1:; tin: 1444540
old-fashioned gril ling pills, and are sails-
;fié_d .'tIlnatV' pungin'g yourself till you are
Weak 13' not good common sense, 1144 in My
Carter’s Little Liver Pills and 14 am lnow
easy it is to be free from bilionnsnoss
Yheadaclnc,' constipation and all livcn'
I'th'oubles. These“ little pills nan'c smaller,
.ncasier to take, and give' (141141.04 relief than
any pill' in use. Forty in a vial. One a
Price, 25 cents.
.—
Ib'wu man—Talking about dry weather,
why it’s an actual fact, that inn low :4 the
‘ watermelons- lnavenn’ t a drop lll cm—lnavc
to be soaked before we can 1 market. 4'.lll
Nebraska mam—Shouldn‘ L be sun'pn ised
" .Wish you could have. been with me on it
In'inle I took (luringr lln'c heated tcn'm.
Hot, 011 '4’
Well, I didn’t feel it. so much, but it w as
..a pretty sight to- see the corn popping in
~ the fields. '—Omalia 'Worl d.
'oo—I———'——— ~—-—-
wnfv IS IT
That the sale of Hood's Sarsapan'illa con-
4 tinuea at such a rapidly inc1casing rate?
It is——
lst: Because of the positive curative
‘ 4 value of Hood’s SVAa'n'sIaparillu itself.
2d. Because of the conclusive. evi-
dance of rcmmkablc cures cllcctcd by it,
unsurpassed and seldom equalled by any
other medicine. Send to C. I. 110041 4%
00., Lowell, Mass. , for book containing
many statements of cur-.es '
——-——‘—C§O-————-
“Pslnaw! why didnt the fool lnold that
ball? It was an easy one." That was
what a spectator (in the n'i'aind stand said
when the catcher 14115304. :1 “high foul"
coming right into his lnands.141 a few
minutes more an easy one came into the
stand 111 the vicinity of 1110 same spectator
aniline jumped over three men and lost
lnisliat trying; to get out of its way. That’s
the way with some folks. They get
wratliv when ollncn' folks fail to do what
tlncy themselves couldn’t do in fifteen
yearn-4’ practice. —l'ln'nr'lfond P03...
60
A deacon of a Grccnnvillo, 1"... ., church
has :1 string of buttons- half :1 yard long,
taken out. of the contribution box within
in few years. What business has the den-
con with the buttons? They were con-
txibuied for the heathen, and several
some cl'hcnnllncns have been obli ed to
hitch their suspenders with n airing 0 null
because of this embezzling deacon. Now
1114: deacon is confessing, let him tell what
he did with the money. if there was any.
What good are these dcacons, anyway, if
a button must be stopped slnont or its
mission. —H01yokc Transcript.
CO.
“2 l :y Young Men rind Wo: lien Do Not Blurry.
nonstant worry and resulting irritation of
111 nerves, caused by the present high living
0f the peth' and its attendant excitements,
lllh' -lnr01:cnn the constitutions of seV' ou-eighths
of our American women. Medicines have
$114 Hill no ability in 1241811110111. Stimulans and
nnuncuiics have prove dos. ruct'nvc. At the
pr»: Int time not one housewife in fifty is able
to do her can work. Young men refuse to
marry because they lll'o 414 t able to support a
win? .44; d a 47- man in cane-101' liar. because the
'pn-ri (lineal-4014414 them nearly so much. In
this innuo of livilns-r continues, what 18 the end
in be? Doctors insist that the South American-
. him no Nerve Fond plaint is doing- .very much
In 4144-4441 the dissipation and nerve wear an
pm alcut It is sandit ln- a no atimulat V.) 01'
medical cfiect, but has a remarkable rccupera-_
live cries-tin nervous pi'oain'ation and results
from 41.6%: ipaiimi. Druggisis say its sale is
marvellous, wlniclnindicutcs the truth of our
44' 4'. :4 1.14=':f
A i 01:4. in min at: s llllis'ln' “(I was in the habit
She
.-,, .,, “'44 nk nun-.1snippnrlcdthevagabond
1 ml 1'
I .11. out' two months
.521: anom- 1-4 years.
my» 7444 'w’llnll‘nl him In cure Ills llhb‘t for
Iliqumn with the 1103110 N"; in!) Fund Extract.
”44414444414041 ilh- inunnbnnn: sluil‘ and refused.
Sim 1140:: i 2'” liin. 1 In: had no excuse on account
4nfap>n~nn4440114-445041 hi:- oors until he did.
Nonvln o 1'44 quite a man [1' is not known posi-
tively which did him the mostgood. the ending
01' line MOXIO but the vagabond gets out or the
humiliation by saying the Moxie cured his
appetite for l o stufi’. This shows lnow the
women believe in the Moxie with acco'ssnrios.‘
something to drink; I don’ i. want to lake '
ducts are first class and free from adnnltcr- ’I
, , icc4'lved' 1]] reply the following note from‘
the lnumoriét:
Be sure that the medicine you take is re. A
buying worthless 1140411411105 pi'bpuicd by,
I- think your wife will like-
, another dollar and go
.with resistin
an own 0 r'
'01 wuzgh highlander
605,607, 609 Broadway, cor. Houston St.
ESTABLISHED 1.35;
.2
' Children’s Clothing
by us.
represented.
_ Sunbeams.
fiThe biggest gum-boil on record has '
been discovered' in a. mucilage factory E
Yes, my child, Weddingsday was put
immediately after Chooseday on pur-
pose.
Sundey-school Teacher: “Methusaleh
lived nine hundred years. ” Boy—“Thai .
was pretty tough on his sons-in-law."
“Man proposes, but (says Rose Cleve
land) it sometimes takes a great deal 01 ' '2
encouragement to get him to do so.”
“Where' is the best place to get fat ?”
asked a thin housekeeper of a neighbor,
“All over,” was the unexpected reply.
Tobacco blindness is said to be on
the increase. The man afflicted by it
cannot see that he is puffing smoke
lright into the face of the person nearest
lllIl.
John Ruskin says: ,
cab-drivers than any other ersons in
this. world.” Evidently, t on, it is
about time for Mr. Ruskin to settle up.
What is more pathetic than to see
“ I owe. more to
Itlne simple faith with which a bald-
headed man will buy an infallible hair
restorative from a. bald— headed barber?
If you are in doubt as to whether or
no advertising pays just try to hold your
own eating green peas with a two-tined
fork when every ody else is using a
spoon.
“Papa,” said a little sick Twenty-
third Ward girl, whose father had
brought heradn'ink; “papa, can’t you
get some fresh water? This tastes
withered.”
“Here isalist of books to take toI
Saratoga, ” remarked Mr. Snooper look-
ing iii) from his paper, “ and they have
actua 'ily omitted the most important
book of all—the pocketbook.”
At the honticultiual exhibition.
—“Tlnis is a lime tree, Clara. 11 int you
are not looking.” 8119— “Yes, Chan-lie.
I see it. But I was wondering how
they extract the mortai from it.”
Smoker— “Look here, Isaac this
cigar that I just bought ’of you won L4
draw!" Isnac—“Von’t draw? \4nil,
' 410 you subbose I’ so givinn’ aw ay sup; ticii _ '
bumps mid (10m five cents Vigtorias. 3"
“ How Grass Widowers Exist' in Sumr >
men', ” is the subject of an elaborate
article in an exchange. The truth is
that a grass widower does not exist in
Summer: he just hangs around and
grins.
A woman who is suffering ring-day
woatlnen up in one corner of New
Ilannnpshire writes that it seems as if
“breaths were sold at auction and
everybody was able to bid higher than
you.
“ II tell you,” snide nabid free thiinkcn.
“the idea that there is a God never
comes into my head. ” “All, precisel
like my dog ” responded Brother ’l‘.n-
ing ahout it.”
finding fault with nature,”i writes
luminous end of the fire-11y 11:10. been
hitched to the mosquito.”
“Well, Herr Yager, how do you like
the new postmaster?" “I dun know
ouf he vas potter as dot eddei' feller, der
vomans bostmastcr, I don’d any more
fedders got now as benfore, und den'
brice vas schoost der same.”
Hardacre was woarily watclninn a
most villainously poor game of base all
in Brooklyn yesterday. “What clubs
are they ‘4?” he asked “ They are picked
nines,” replied on. scorer. “Then” re-
plied the sufferin
were picked before _ey were ripe. ” . .
There's a brand new bab' '
It arrived the other day. t is. a small
one. Its little five year old sister
watched it carefully for a few minutes
yesterday and then turned to the mater-
nal head of the family and said:
“ Momma, couldn't paid
a larger one ‘4’”
It was Freddy’s first experience with
soda water. Drinking his glass With
perhaps undue eagerness he was aware
of a tingling sensation in his nostrils.
“How 0 you like it?” inquired his
mother who had stood treat Freddy
thought a moment, wrinkling his nose
as he did so, and then observed: “It
tastes like your foots was asleep. "
papa have
“Charley,;‘ nd‘youug Mrs. Tookor
to her husl) 301141.; . I don’t mind your
drinking sin a w ',le as long you
_eat plenty?) 0.01“ Y4 bt tIdo hope you’ll
always (1' ui,e pur sweet whisky.
[saw a sign gfiin are stree the other day
which as s,‘ mWleky ydbu . ’andIknnow_
the s e unhealthy after it
some.”
StabbinsI— “Boolburr, horo’ s a word
with which 7 have never met before "
Boolburr-—‘“What is it?” Stabbins—
“ J argoggled ” Boolburr—“ J argoggled. '
'Wh
t—hII"'Il’:.is isth pcculi tat f f1 1
‘ e are so corn in"
which a man finds himself wheughis .-
Iaudlord comes to see him and he has
you should be very familiar with
Stebbins— “Why so ?” Boolbnu'n'
not a cent toward the rent."
~ “ Patrick Mulcaho ,you are charged
an o cIoVi' of the law.”
“Yis, 804‘; to th Idld, 'sor; but it wuz
for the last toime
yes say: Patrick.
02 here?’ and I sezi
phwat broin ht
ga mYnad cess to him,’ an‘
' Tho p’laco
thin sez Vdu' m‘Folve dollars and costs,
. an’ 8800 1:1 lie tidon’l: do9 it agin; ‘01) bed
017 tol t him, but tlnil
have me whither oi
gorrabgiute W001
--.:-~-——. \.
What is this lliii'i 8112441041
'llnat fullmvs
g us \vhnri'uvcl'
5. . .,
5: “1kg“? It is
Ar: 1144: iieyil‘ Ill
53, 44.44444”! C..\'- ‘I
Iniiiisiiuii that;
«f I"; 14 4'41: 1 ll ales
I . _ , id eillnon' in
in y ‘
.vedliiflli ('3 ' inlaid-[7.1
We '13 :4. people me fast. We r'nne 0VL1‘\V()“kCnIH()
1h. '11: 0141 ago comes upon us when quit-3 young in
yemiis. We pass sleepless mimic 0'. with :t sleep
imitative-3110 rest. ’llils IS nervous cxliauslwlm,
and we 104141er 41101114; that w: '1 restore the In '1141
111111 nervous system to its normal condition, bring-
ing hack youth and night. The NE W (gill MIN 14:,
411414-341 KASKINI", is the most ‘1') VLni'uI tunic
known It remo yes that tired 4141 l depressed recl-
ing. gives us a grand appelhrc 11‘. 1146.5 418 1'ch strong
and healthy. gives quiet sleep that refreshes the
languid and \V canny
liciicvuc lll‘HDll‘nll, N. Y ..
1411."
St. Francis Hospital,
N‘ Y' discharged444111-41."
J'1a.llesrlhes. chaplain0H'lim'ilylluapitnil,
(Tim C1544”) 5414;41:545-
“ livery patient ironic-l
4,0,.
1401.03:
1111444.; boom in 11014,
Kniskixnc. "
St. Joscpln’sllos,).tai N. Y. “ 44'. n: .'.: is 4:041-
si4lorcd 14441: spans-able. ll. 4:413 [44.44.4413 "
D4.1.R \\’lilte,lY.S [4 valuining‘iu'gwn says:
“K: 45:41.14. is the host inio4ii4' me m: 4414 7
“1'. 1.. .‘nl. (nlnssna'r 1141343441241 our 200 patients
with K nakiuc nnlicr quinine and all other drugs 11:14!
lain-.41 114: 82438.: “it is uni4luublcdly the best
1444441141140 ever discovered.”
H.441 \\.14.110142411141141.inl.ll.,wri14.s:“Kaskiinc
is superior in qnlnnin: in IIS aiwuiliu 11.".Hv41 :iinnl
nnmost devoted prnmntcr 0f
Iie ~
spectator, .“ they.
in' ' town.-
inc-4441' produces the align cal injury to the lch: m: 44,:
4.4' cuinsiiiiiiion. ’
Knekinc is pleasant to 0.4144 4441410344114? used
w illnout special medical counsel. 1 ’ninziphlL-is giv-
i: 4;; innfni'nnution, 010., sent on appliu 44:14.44
row] for the great list (if tcsllmmiinnis 414111.410!-
1414-41 in Llncliistoiy 411144041: 4 inc 1‘ None: pL'l' home.
Hold byt‘ 4..o 1:. ll'nstul \‘044441414. Conn. , 0::
”yr-s
HCIII by mail 4444 run: elm. 0f [1114: 0.
\C'.’ 4 nni‘k;
Tm: Risk. '0' 40.. .4-1 W :in'n'cnSr.
But DOES ' possess the FULL
mage; “but he dosein’t go {110411141 lnowl— HIALVE 0f 6‘:er Legitimate
j Washing Quality, which gives
We dontwish to be understood a: 5 it every advantage over soaps
J erscy correspondent, “but we (10 wish
from the bottom of our hearts that the 5
' of doubtful character ;' practi— .
cally recommended- by other
i manufacturers in imitating it. .
j None should be deceived, how-
ever, as the word WELCOLLE
and the Glaeped Bonds are
' stamped on every bar.
TR 750V 5”
[Ll/50551:“),
f Ede
' A .. no» less
The Largest Stock. of Men’s, Boys’ and
Every garment guaranteed as f
Fashion Ca
Price List sent free.
with Kniskinc has been ‘
“i will 1143' surely, 044 every occasinn. -
.= 1. hat?“ .4
over manufactured
taloguc and
oi oi
ignite Aves,
Sheffikfii We
oIANBunva NORWALK a. R
Commencing June 21st, nasaI ’
DAILY TRAINS
; ‘ South. , ‘ ' '
I lv. Norwalk, lv.So. Norwalk, . Ar.WiIsonPoInt
- 734 .m. 747mm. 75531111.
8 I? H 828 H 8 GI
' 144241 ' 10 so “ 1037 ‘“ '
1'2 51 p m. 1 05 p. m. 112 p.111.
2 15 ' 2 ‘22 “ 314 “
439 455 “. 505 “
North. V,
'ILv.\n’ ilson Point, Lv.So. Norwalk, ’ Ar. Norwalk.
(:2na.m 635:1.m. 641a..m ‘
940, ‘ 0 20 “ 925 “
l200m. 1213 p.m. 121711. In.
2410px! 247 “ 254 “V
.425 " 432 " 4115 "
534) .4 537 “ one “‘
S 0‘) b S 0‘ it .
CHAS. M. CR .'"HVI‘UR'D, Supt
N. Y., N. 11. do ll. Railroad.
'l‘minns leave South Non-roll: as follows :~—
4101: 4; . nan' GOING WEST.
'4 223.114., Wishcx 45641. 111., Boston ex '
633 “ Ac'noni'tlon 524 “ Adams ex
7 '23 “ Milk 41‘: 4111 5 4:) “ Boston ex
S .-'. " Ann-.0441 mm 5 50 “ S. N. special
, 9:4) ‘ Huston ex 617 “ Accom‘tion
4 10 24) "' While Mimic 705 “~ li'p‘i special
‘ express 1‘12 “ 1.00:1. ex
I 1055 “ Accnm’ilun 4.". “ “ “
In: 1311. nnn.'l54nstmn ex 825 “ “ : “
; 14-6 “ Accom’iiou- 903 " Sp’l’il Lo. ex
4 2 35 “ 1.00411 ex 938 “ Accom’tlon
I 2:24) " Newpm‘tntn‘v'. 14429 “ Sp’l’d l.q.ex
I . 1’. special ll 45 “ Acccm lion I'
. 4 32 “ Acconn’ilou 12 5') p. m., S ’04] Lane:
' 449 “ Local ex 9.05 “ . ll. and
i 5 no '5 '4 sn'mspooiai
54-2 “ Stmfnl. .l: N. 339 “ Bostonnex
-ll.specl:11 447 “ “
014 “ Local ex 508 “ Accom’tlon
i 647 “ S. N. special 551 " lioslonex
. 4:54: " Sp’l’ld Lo.c.\ 655 “ Acimm’ilon
l 72. “ S, N. special 300 “ Milkirain
. 'n' 4 “ B’p’t special 518 “ Willie M’l’a
; 8:9 ' Acconn’tionn express .
l 944 “ “ 330 “ S.N. special
i 1103 “ Adams ex. .lr 10 07 “ lnccchxpress
I H I uAccnnnn’ilou :2 5420.144 , W 44514 0x
l 47 ‘ Usinili ex. ,
i 122l:i.1n., " , LYNN” ,
S 11:1 q 914a ni,\4wmllon
“1 F" 4.14;: in, L04.nle\pr4as
a 00.1. m., \0. .t Milk S 20 “ Milk
till ‘ Mmom’llon S30 "‘ Accom’lion
II '34) “ Innsmn ex
6:31 p.1fl.,ACl‘A)lll’llUll
I Eu '4’. 7.4
no 4:4 4414: 44114411 8441111 114444444:
...... V: 4.4 wnson P01N'l‘.——-— _
Fare 6-5; Costs for Excursion Tickets.
Fare 40 Cents for Single Tickets.
aromas
“ CITY OF ALBANY. ”
(in and :41th Saturday afternoon, April ”1886'
will camnnnncm 0 making regular trips, leaving the
Stn'uxinhnuit D414 l4, SOUTH NOIiWALK at 1:15
a. nu, iuuchlug .nt Wll.SUN POINT, leaving there
Marin-1141”!” train from lianhnry, landingt at.
l’in'r, foot 010' 3d ‘lvcui, and Pier 23, 141.11. (1.001
of lnL‘Cklll‘ m Stn'o .. New Y ci'k. )
lii turning 14 '0 . N4 w lurk from Pier 23. F. R.
font of Bocknnnn' .nn Sin-cot, int 2: 30 p m., and from
l’ier, foot "341 Strait, 1'). IL, 250 p m. ,iurivlng :ni
cvcniugii‘ains on Dunbui 'y .In' N iiwalk and New
llnv on R nilmmls.
'l‘lnc LITY ()F ALBANY is unrivalled by any
boat on longislunnl Sound as to SPEED, SAFETY,
CONVENIENCE :nn4l (105414.014'1'
department.
Restaurant in 4' barge of a first-cl: use on ilercr,
apprcc inning the wants of the trav cling public. 11' illi
prices' to suit all.
Baggage checked to and from all statlons on the
Danlnur y .b Norwulk railroad.
usual trips fcr freight between New York and
Norwnnlk. and not stopping at South Norwalk
whilelhc City of lllinuy is running. Freight taken
and forwarded or greatly reduced rates.
l’ciniisylvaniia It. It
The “out 1‘ inilronid Ill the World.
5 Daily Express Trains to the West.
1‘ he busiest Trains in the World.
New York to Chicago '24 Hours. '
New York to St. Louis 29 Hours.
Apply for tickets and full information to JACOB
Norwnl k.
' wnlbcmailcdl'REEIo all and‘ .-
lasti car without ordering it. ll. contains about no pages,
.. WWW-rpm“ wanna:
scans or men v seas
and 0E“ BEBE ”S, BULBS. etc. Invaluablh
to _all, carol-Hy]l to Market Gardeners. Semi for it.
n. M. ERRV a 00., Detroit, Michigan.
'l‘ be great strengthening remedy for "weak mus--
cles. ulckl cures pain in the back, chest, side
and mum ry them. At drugglsis or by- mail,
25 cents; 85 for Si. QUXNINB l’l. 1.".45114114 Co. ,Saratoga
Springs,N. Y. 1y 26
r
A PBIZ oelve free, a costly box of goods
which Will help you to mI'Oie moncv
right way than anything else in this world. All of
either sex, succeed from ilrstlnourII. 'l‘hclnroanlroanl
to fortune opens bafofc the warmer s,:nbs41lnniL ysuic
at once address. 'l‘..UE .v (:0. , Augusta, Maine
Send six cents for postage, mm to
W'Hmor money than at anything onsc- 0y inkling
iii‘ agency {01' the best selling book 441mm:
Elnnercsucccenlgrandly. Yone 814.. ’lcrms (rec
ALLET Boon 00.. Pnnrtlaurl, Maine.
Biblcs atI I1.2 and 014]
Testaments at less than
Z 1-3 the prlccsofthe Eng
-:,-.v llsb editions, and equal
. in this English in type;
.; paper. printing and accu-
_4" rracy. .F‘nrst agent sent out
’ Capone an order at ev'eru
. for two weeks. Rare
,' chance for agents to make
money. Send 81.00 for out-
fit. TERMS vnnv mama.
The Henry Bill Pub. 00., '
handsome“.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
1.0)1 important linings you never know or thought
of about the human body and its curious _ro ans.
":n- 0 life in) alcd " :cailh caved. disease in need
How la a pplg lame Cure to all farms ofdi'scase, ‘ "
lluw loom-e Group, Old Eyes Rupture. Phimosns. sic.
11.3 '04:)" rats. bclmppyinmar rriaamr: hacepme babies"
”Willi. PlMPHLETS
F 0 If. \Vllll'l‘hgo
'4 his: 84 cu, minister, Mass.
murmurs
em .
”44441 to avoiilrgil (ls ofignorqnce and. butter raiser, . ,
coho users, rials, ns'is.
IAKER’S.
Bran-141441844444.
, Warrantod absolutely pure
Cocoa, from which the excess of
Oil has been removed. It hue tinr'es
times the strength of Cocoa mixed
with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar,
and is therefore far more economlt .
col, costing less than one cent a
‘ cup. It is delicious, nourishing... .
strengthening, easily digested. and,
' .7} ivell as for po__rs0ns In health. I
Sold by Grocers cvsrywhcro. ::
MATHEY GAY lIJ'S’ ’
Used for over 25 years with great 4 access b the
physicians ‘of Paris. New .York and LondonYIand -
superior to all others for the prompt cure of all
cases, recent or oflong ctandlng.1>nt up only in
Glass Bottles containing 64041
75 CENTS. MAKING THE
Brow: .5
where,
4 4 4
0004:: a SON.
‘4 ushinuh..._ I: 4
ilurray lllll Pub. 00.. I‘1'2011. 28m 64.,liew l’ork.
_ l ' CHILDREN'S- CABRIAGES.
WILSON POINT alriut 6:415. connecting with . '
Experienced and competent. onlccre in every
The l'ropcilcr CITY or Nouwarx wllI make her I "
- New York toCinelnnatl :1 Hours. V
M. l.\Y'l‘,0N Agent, City National Bank, ,-S?Autlr:'4
.. t 42, ..
‘ exhibition and tendon-cu at the Lowest Prices. -
.,, admirably adapted for invnllds a'aI I I
--'KIntclncn ”1' “l‘lllsl‘lflg 4' 304 118,:
Gangsnl'elouh. PRICE. .-
. . B
Alu'unnlnitioilI 444141 run-r are the first r4-_qulsiln-'s inV
: .liuilcllnig :Lsnbsl 'mlln'nl lmuac.’
Vim: in inen-nlofInniViyllninng inn nnr line 10 give us a
call.
1'8,
004'. 42d St
44124410141. on 41.4: in NS
“+1444. '.
"Choice Building Lots-
Situated on Spring Hill, Wilton Avenue,
Fair Street, and Riverside Av::.nuc En-
quire at Ghzn'r'ra Osman, or of
ill V B. J. SITURGESI
hour: in. Sill'l'll,
EAST SIDE 014' MAIN STREET. 'sou'rn
0F RAILROAD
City of South NIorwnllr. Conn"
I Plants &Flowers at all seasons
Flowers for Funerals furnished and iniaiclully
arranged to order at short notice.
org-.1400], .11.,
8104434, P44444414: BIiil- Sit Ranges,
Furnaces Iand Steam Boaters,
’l‘lnn, Sheet Iron, Copper, Wooden. Glues
and Crockery. Ware.
REFRIGERATORS 4i; 110118! 101110811160 60008
4. Generally. AFulllineof
Plumbing.Gas and steam Fltt'ln. 'annl not iir
-uE ugineerlng. Agent {or the lcharilsun i.
I ‘ kBoVyuton Co's. ,
4 Furnaces and Run 603-, I
,, ' Also Iagont for the Economy I
S'IrIasn at WmAnnI mums-non llrnfrsnna‘
. All kinds of Ornamental and Plaln Slnntclng, Tin
and Tin Shingle Alloofing. .
Repairing Done b MI 11 --ed Workman t
Short Notice. y I7 41
53 WALL STREET, '
' _NBBWALK, CONN. " "
’ : -'—-!'lll‘:-—-‘
Greathmerncan Heater
is umoahhau con
' Simplicntynllurablllty “creamy:
All are charmcd'and satisfied with its workings
-Wo are now prepared to alter to the non
Spring Stock of 600416 comprising ma‘iiyom'.’
many new varieties and popular B'Jlel in V
GLASS .4. EAaTnENWARE I
The (leialls'of which would take: too much s ace
TO SEE is TO DESIRE. our goods are" on
our Ston' k of
Lamps, Shades. and F4X4Iunes.
-O! 4111141114144. is 0011an etc.
we would call Anniicnllon 4;; 0an stock 0!
RitllgILS and Oil ‘lmis
And? all other: articles headed in 'thch culinary or
, lauunlry niopnnrinnem.
‘ I—.—\\' _c one:- for sale the best-I“ -
Iln'nsceil- 01'! um] Iron I003] I (tint ’
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND FINDER.
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Variable as to qin'.nllly’ ..or tin.
how few of the heat. inn-ands are used.
It is astonishing
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V. Scientific. .
Moldl'ness is“ occaéiondd by the
growth of minute vegetation. Ink.
paste, leather and seeds most frequently
suffer by it. A clove will prevent it:
any essential oil will. answer equally
well. V
Itic not generally known that con]
which remains in store perfectly dry
is rendered less valuable on' that ac-
count, yet such is the fact. Most coal
mines are saturated with water, and if
this is drained of, the coal becomes
filnty aud'valueless. Coal stored through
the Summer should be sprinkled and
kept moist.
The latest product from coal tar is
saccharine. 'It: is 220 times sweeter
than sugar, but it costs 812:4 pound,
while sugar is only six cents. Yet,
notwithstanding its price, it is already
being used by the manufacturers of
glucose to add to the sweetness of that
material. The inventor claims that a
teaspoonful of saccharine will convert
a barrel of water into good syrup; also
that it does not decay, mold or for-
ment, and that it has no injurious
effects upon the human system what-
3Ver.'
When or. worn car wheel trend is ex-
amined under the microscope, it is
perceived that the surface of the metal
comes off in thin flakes or scales. Ex~
amined under high powers the scales
are found to resemble portions of a
brick wall, the fractures being not in
the particles of iron, but in the mate
rial which unites the particles in a
manner similar to which mortar unites
. the bricks of a wall. Continuous jar-
ring breaks this cement or uniting
material, thus allowing iron so treated
to fall in pieces.
Tine wires used for the long distance
telephones of the American Telephone
Company are' or hard-drawn - copper,
' the iron wires used to connect New
* York and Boston some years ago having
proved unsuitable for tho-service. The
line from New York to Philadelphia,
which will soon be open for business, is
100 miles in length, and is mostly
aerial. Whenwatcrs of some width
are crossed. submarine cables are used.
Between the toncities therearc six
series of these, the longest stretches
' being under the Hudson and Delaware
rivers.
In proportion to population the
greatest rate of increase in railway
building since 1880 has been inAus-
tralia; but its mileage is still as small
as its population. In Europe nearly
one-fourth of the railway track built
since 1880 is in France, which has in-
creased its mileage 3,121 miles, or 19.2
percent. in the four years. . In propor-
tion to population. it uowhasa larger
mileage than any other European coun-
try except Sweden, Switzerland, Deu-
mark Great Britain and Ireland. In
proportion to area, it is behind Belgium,
Great Britain and Ireland, Holland,
Germany and Switzerland.
The experiments of M. Estrada, of
Paris, with the giant locomotive Parisi-
euno, will be interesting to railway
managers. The locomotive, which is
nearly ready for the trial .trip, is 3,264
feet long and is 4.06 feet wide. The
wheels, which are six in number, are
3.20 feet in diameter. The locomotive
weighs thirty-eight tons, and when
loaded forty-two tons. 'It Visexpected
toattain a speed of from seventy-five
to eighty miles an hour. M.Estradc
proposes to give allrailway- carriages
wheels of the same dimensions, thus
counteracting. to a considerable extent
the resistance of friction and move-
ment.
Prof. Bauschinger, of Berlin, has
made experiments on pillars of differ-
ent material, in consequence of the
prohibition by the Berlin police of the
use of cast-iron pillars inwarehouses.
[t was alleged that these cracked and
broke under the application of water
when red-hot. The experiments showed
that Portland cement etood better than
granite, limestone or sandstone, and that
cast-iron stood better than wrought
iron. Both, when heated, bent toward
the'fire, and the applicationsof water
was more dangerous to thewrought-
iron columns thanto those .of cast-iron
“unlessboth ends'werefree. Inthis
country a solidpitch—pine column is
considered the-safest, as'it burns slowly
-. :and the heat does not soften it, nor
does water make it brittle.
The products from a” lump of coal are
more numerous and- variod than one
would supposeazz'As ordinarily burned,
4'4-'tlne combustion of thematerial results
f ln'smoke (which is. mosuysoot) and the
ash, in which are found silica, alumina,
oxide of iron, phosphoric acid, sulphuric
' acid, potash, sodium, combined sulphur,
«sometimes traces of chlorine, titanic
acid and some other substances. In
the gas retort a variety of products is
obtained. Tar and amnmnia and sul-
phate of ammonia are among these.
i
I. Bydistillatiou, naphthaandasphaltum
are obtained. Benzolo,‘eumol, tolnol
and cymol come from naphtha, and
catholic acid from asphaltum, which in
itself a dead oil used to preserve wood
Bonzole treated with nitrate acid pro
duces nitro'sbensols, which, thougl
poisonous, is used by oonfectionors and
foererfuming soap. From nitro-ben
‘zole’ anoline is obtained-and from one
' line are made'tho colon-cor all hue.
and shades which are known by the
name. '
' “Worked Hire a Charm.
A tough looking man entered the
sanctum of a San Francisco paper re-
cently and said to the inmate:
- “Areyou the editor?”
“ Ya, air,” was the reply.
‘SWell, I have come to- see you about
a piece in your paper oneday last week
which says that my wife, who keeps a
candy store on —-- street, is rather
fond. of the society of young men.”
' “I assure you, said the editor, as be
cast his eyes around the room in search
of some weapon of defense, and seeing
none looked ‘out the window to calcu-
‘" idea the diseases to the ground,“ 1 had
nothing t'odo with the publishing of
that article. I- was out of the city at
.that time and the reporter who wrote
’ that'article'wasdischarged last Satur-
day. ' But I will have the false publi-
cation corrected with pleasure.”
‘4“ Corrected? Why,~I— wouldn’t have
it'corrected for $500. I expect to make
afortune out'of'it. My wife sold more
candy this week than she did the whole
six months before,_ and as I am not the
'-man to forget a favor. I just come
around to pay you for the advertise-
..ment Here’s 825, and if you will put
in another piece next week and make
it a little stronger, I’ll pay you $50.”
Arid with the air of a charitable man
who had doneIhis duty though it cost
Illim something the “tough citizen ” left
the sanctum.
t3“I'll give you g,” be cxclalnm-d
tramp d’ont £0 41 lw‘ 4p
£0 our-self! uni? o the rooklIn .1
ridges d lma week at a ([144. 4.
museum have no excuse 101
being poor.”
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liegegleilorc wggctiyadmpednrin i: “11“)“ IinI III:
on havge, dear," ro-
marked1a-‘lady.YYest Psi says when
wife tonEnropIo. he’ll have a bust 01' it
Abook on etiquette informs 044
“how to' tell a man larger ilnnnn 343,40-
self that he is a liar.” But the 4. 4.4;
Why isto til-tell him through the a. '- \-
hon and then go out into line 4'. 44444. ..3
ora ow days. .
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a yOung man to be p.- iniIlIyI out 411 4144. as
and part] behinnl the {saunter 4443.1
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What 'waill the result when Um.
door slams?”
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