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ESTABLISHED 1800 ' All Enterprising Republican Journal, especially devoted to Local News and Interests. - TWO DOLLARS A YEAR VOLUME XC. . ?. • • • K r. :1aI ..NORWALK, CONN., WEDNESDAY,APRIL 9, 1890 NUMBER -15.

The portraits of some of our best look­ A Cobble Hellian named Murphy was The attention of horse owners, is espec­ Cornetist Styles, of the Norwalk Amuse­ Mary Jones, a colored lady, got glori­ ing and richest citizens appear in a book detected on Thursday in the act of steal­ ially called, for their own good, to the ex­ ment company orchestra, is to be given a ously drunk Saturday night, and enjoyed now* being delivered by the Acme Publish­ ing a pair of shoes from A. H. Hoyt & cellent article in another column, on Norwalk Gazette. benefit at Germania Hall, to-morrow herself in the early part of Sunday morn­ ing Co., entitled Four Cities and Towns in Son's store on Wall street. He was cap­ "Glanders and Farcy." The article ing by smashing windows in the Hadden OF SUBSCRIPTION evening. •" - ^ £ . W Connecticut. The pictures are all very tured by Constable Morehouse and later written by one who thoroughly under-i block. Officer Gormley gathered her in -f «®» Two Dollars per year, in Mr. W. T. Peat, the new mail carrier, Judge Selleck fined him an aggregate of stands whereof he writes, and is particu< and put her in the lockup, and on Monday natural, the biographical sketches very RATES FOR ADYlRTISIM AMD JOB PRWTIIIB has already demonstrated the advantage $12 and costs. That was a costly pair of larly seasonable at this time, when so. Judge Austin fined her $2 and costs, complimentary, and the cost of the pic­ of the change. He gets the mails up here tures and sketches, book thrown in, very shoes, especially in view of the fact that many of the horses of this region are af­ which she paid. sequent insertion, up to 4 times, „>ou on schedule time. reasonable. * Murphy didn't get the shoes, after all. flicted with the malady of which it treats.' Half inch, half of above rates. __ Mr. James Sutherland will keep his W) Union Fast Day services were held in Charles Carr, colored, who for many In Bridgeport, Monday, the city election One columa, ordinary adv., one time, - 15.W) cigar and news store closed on Sundays, a Everybody should read the speech of One column, reading 15nfi oo the Baptist church, Rev. T. K. Noble, of years sailed the Meeker schooner to and resulted in a complete democratic victory. departure which will meet with the ap­ John S. Seymour, Esq., on the matter of Births, Ma the Congregational church,preaching, and from New York, and who died after only running the Consolidated railroad's new Mayor DeForest was reelected by a major­ Advertising < proval of our church going people who 'il °' *toycariy andlm'.r-yeorly adveitis- taking for his text, "Christian Citizen­ a week's illness of pueumonia, was buried ity of 542, and the other officials aud their dislike to be obliged to pass by a gang of tracks through the borough, which was aiscount on all advs. pre­ ship." ' . , . on Monday afternoon. The colored Odd majorities are as follows:—City Clerk, paid for three months or over. idlers who seem to find the front of a delivered before President Clark, at Nqw Fellows, of which order deceased was an Frederick Mullen, about 600; Town Clerk At the Glover & Son store a new awning cigar store a congenial Sunday loafing Haven, and which is printed in this issue eqa^ped vvit^he best^tadHtlea FoftSlUt has been hung up, on which is appended active member, escorted the remains to of the GAZETTE. This matter is being Watson, over 1,000, and Tax Collector place. "a banner with this strange device," in the cemetery, and officiated at the grave. thoroughly discussed, and will continue to Patrick Kennedy, 400. The republicans /'is.( ted • as well and reasonably The procession of coaches was a long gained two Aldermen, but lost one Coun. done as anyw big black letters : —'C. L. Glover, Gro­ "Billy" May, the genial veteran editor be agitated until it is finally decided by ceries." of the Bridgeport Sun has retired from one. Deceased leaves a wife and six the railroad people. cilman. The secret ballot system was LOCAL ITEMS. the editorial chair, which will hereafter children. tried for the first time and gave entire The recuperative power-of the Anieri- An interesting series of spring trotting be filled by L. M. Rich, who is said to be On Thursday an Italian laborer on tke satisfaction. The voting was light. ^ Norwalk wants more manufactories and can people is forcibly illustrated in the meetings has been arranged for May and "a hustlfer." Billy promises, however, to Consolidated road wa* killed at East fewer saloons. action of the people of Johnstown. They June. The racing opens with a circuit The musical event of the season, the contribute to its columns occasionally, Norwalk by a large rock, which fell as it New awnings are being put up on various have raised $500 for the Louisville tornada of four parks, beginning at White Plains, Gilmore band concert at Music Hall, on which to a certain extent assuages the was befog hoisted by means of a derrick. sufferers. - N. Y., May 27 to 30, and continuing at Friday afternoon, promises to be greeted stores in town. public grief over his withdrawal. The Italian chanced to be standing imme­ The Wheeler & Wilson orchestra, of Norwalk, June 4 to 6; Danbuiy, June by a full house, as the seats are selling The borough fire police held their an­ diately under the rock when it fell, and Bridgeport, contributed greatly to the Have you secured your seat yet for the 10 to 13, and Derby, June 17 to 20. rapidly, indicating that our people fully nual meeting last night. he was horribly crushed, His legs were enjoyableness of the Easter exercises at Old Folks' concert this evening ? If not Each track will hang up $2,000. New appreciate the rare opportunity that Man­ broken, his ribs crushed in, and he was There will be a ten hour foot race in St. Mary's church, on Sunday morning you shonld do so immediately as the best Haven, to avoid any conflict of dates with ager Hoyt has given them of hearing this otherwise frightfully mangled. The body the Armory, Saturday night. and afternoon. ones are fast being checked off and there the Charter Oak Park Spring meeting, wonderful and world-famous musical or­ was brought to Undertaker Jennings' Ridgefield is to have a council of the John Comstock was arrested "Wednes­ are not a great many left. The programme will have a meeting July 1, 2, 3 and 4, ganization. Among the members of GiV rooms, and was interred on Saturday. more's band are to be found the most Order of American Mechanics. day night for intoxication, and other that Ye Old Folks will render this even­ with about $3,000 divided. The Charter Deceased was fifty years old. His son conduct unbecoming a good citizen. He ing is entirely different from that of last Oak Spring meeting will be held June 24, skillful and musicianly instrumental solo­ The Easter Monday ball of the Germa- worked in the same gang and witnessed was fined $7 and costs in default of which year, and these real old folks' should have 25, 26 and 27, with $6,600 in guaranteed ists in the profession, many of them with­ nia Saengerbund was a big success. his father's awful death. out equals anywhere, and all of them of he was sent to jail. a crowded house to hear them sing it. stakes, Entries close May 12th. such excellence that no chances could be Miss Mamie Marvin, of Mont Clair, N. Whoever would have thought it ? John J. F.i Bennett has bought the Capt. J. P. The Easter services in all the churches On Friday evening the Y. M. C. A. made for the better. A dozen or more of r., is the guest of Miss Annie Cole. Wade is now a poet. From Bross he Hanford property, on Saugatuck avenue' of the borough were interesting and large­ committee, appointed by the board of them could be mentioned at length, each And still the dynamiters shoot, at the must have caught it, for thuswise does he formerly known as "old Saugatuck road." ly attended, and it seemed as if the floral directors to prepare a listof nominationsof one possessing wonderful abilities which show it: The tract, which contains upwards of rocky spot next to the Opera House. decorations and the musical exercises officers of the association for the ensuing have won them fame. Among them are Fill the font wi^i roses. Pile them high .twenty acres with a large frontage on Last Wednesday's number of the Meri- were finer than ever before. year, will hold a meeting at the residence Signor Raffayolo, euphonium soloist; f upon it. Make it just as beautiful as Saugatuok avenue, although reached with­ • ' • i, den Journal was as big as a large cheese. Stamford has a new democratic paper, lister's Easter bonnet. out hill climbing, affords a fine view of the of General Secretary Simons, on Franklin Herr Matus, a Hungarian gipsy. E flat Charles J. Hill has gone to Brazil. avenue, and every member of that com­ clarionet soloist; Mi. Lefebre, saxophonist, Harry S. Mosher, of Newark, N. J., the Constitution. We wish the new ven­ sound and all the church spires in town, mittee should be present. The fourth Signor De Carlo, piccoloisl; llerr Stoek- pent Easter Sunday with his parents in ture unbounded success, and a degree of Kate Sibley,of the Boston School and is available for many superb building annual meeting of the association will be prosperity that will enable it soon to of Expression, who made so pleasing an sites. Frederick Smith has given Mr. igt> first B flat clarionetist; Mr. Herman ;own. held next Monday evening, at 7 o'clock enlarge and hire a proof reader. impression by her recitations at the enter­ Bennejt right ot way to extend Myrtle Billstedt, cornetist, aud others to t!ie : L. Duncan is placing a number of sharp in the new rooms, and everv mem­ A. tainment given at Hillside on the evening avenue,- the new street on which over a number of fifteen, who will be heard in registers in Bridgeport business The New York World's crusade against ber should be present. At 8:15 in the ;ash of March 28th, will take charge of the dozen lots have been sold this spring, their original variations on the Carnival the Flacks is not netting heavy results. large hall, will occur the public exercises ilaces. : department of elocution in Mrs. Mead's through his land to Saugatuck aveuue, of Venice and other compositions. The case has been tried, but up to the in honor of the re-opening of the associa­ Regular monthly meeting of Pioneer School, and will organize classes imme­ which will increase the value of property On Wednesday afternoon about 2 o'clock present time the only culprit landed be­ tion rooms. At this meeting State Secre­ aoolc and Ladder company Thursday diately after the opening of the spring in that vicinity. an alarm of fire was sounded from box 52 hind the bars is a World reporter. tary Colley, of Bridgeport, Assistant State vening. term. on Main street. The fire department re­ Dr. and Mrs. Noble will give their firs1 The Restaurant at the New York & New Secretary Ladner and all the pastors of the Wallace Sherwood, the expressman, is On Friday cveniner a Hungarian, fright­ Haven depot, run for many years by Mr. sponded promptly, and discovered .that reception in tha parsonage next Monday, town are expected to be present and ;he pioud papa of a boy baby, born Easter ened out of his wits, ran through some of vVm. Saunders, and well and favorably the barn in the rear of Hie residence of from 3 to 10 o'clock p. m., and will be known to everyone in town, is about to speak. The public are cordially invited Snnday. the side streets, pursued by a mob of boys Mark Stevens, on the Winnipauk road, "at home" to their friends on each subse­ pass into the hands of a New Haven party, to be present and it is hoped that the hall Miss Meua Ambler was credited last who had joined in the chase on being who will take possession at once. Mr. just outside of the borough limits, and an quent Monday at the same hours. will be full. week with 282 votes in the the Woi-ld asked to do so by an Italian who had a Saunders is not going out of business how­ ice house adjoining, on the Grumman prop­ :S ocket contest. Miss Lucretia Quintard died at her resi­ grudge against the fugitive. The Ilunga- ever, and will hereafter conduct a first- At the annual meeting, Fiid.ay, of the erty recently purchased by Benj. Taylor, class re>tyiyrantin Theo. Knapp's building. Connecticut Press association, held at the Joe" Buckmati, formerly with Weeks, dence in Sunday, inftfan was captures by the police and He will open there in a few days and will had been consumed, and nothing remained ;ke groceryman, is now employed at her 70th year. She was a sister of Walter placed out of harm's way, in the lockup, be glad to serve his many friends and cus­ rooms of the Hartford Press Club, the but a heap of burning timbers. The fire following officers were elected :—Presi­ Horace Dann's livery stables. Quintard, and was universally beloved for and later was set at liberty. tomers with as well cooked and as nicely had been burning for some time before the her many virtues and generous deeds. served meals as ever he did on the prem­ dent, Thomas S. Weaver, of the Hartford alarm was given, and the breeze, being Hugh W. Collender, the great billiard ises of the "bloated and over grown Con­ Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Stevens, of lioway- Post; vice-president, Fraucis Atwater, of rather brisk, had blown the flames upon The Golden Rule band held a Basket en­ table manufacturer, of Stamford, died at solidated monopoly." The fact that he on, celebrated their silver wedding anni- the Meriden Journal; secretary and treas­ the houses near by, which caught fire tertainment at the Methodist church, Wed­ his New York home on Tuesday morning takes Sarah with him, who has managed ersary, Monday evening. the depot restaurant so many years to the urer, William A. Countryman, of Hart­ once or twice, and were only saved by the nesday evening. About two hundred of last week,- at the age of 61 years. He A convocation of Washington Chapter entire satisfaction of the travelling as well ford ; chairman of executive committee, prompt work of the neighbors, who labor­ persons enjoyed themselves and at the was born in Ireland and was one of the as of the local public, is in itself a suffi­ T. W. Wood, of the Bridgeport Post. ed vigorously as a buc> ct brigade and also tfo. 24, R. A. M., will be holden in St. same time helped swell the treasury of the pioneer billiard table makers in America. cient guarantee of his future success,— ohn's lodge roam this evening. The report of the trustees of the Stevenson used their garden hose. Two horses, a band. He recently made a voyage to Europe for Journal. - fund was read, and showed that the fund carriage, blankets and a few other things The Stamford minstrel show, in which his health and returned much improved. The ice men of Norwalk held a meeting The annual ball given by Hope Hose is now about $800. The following gen­ were fortunately rescued from the burn­ he company F minstrels will participate His summers were spent at Collender's on Friday and discussed the situation company, in the Armory, on Monday tlemen were elected trusteess of this fund ing barn. The firemen were unable to las been posponed until the 23d inst. Point, below Noroton. arising from the shortness of the ice crop, evening, was a big success in every par­ for the ensuing year :—Colonel L. L. Mor­ render any assistance on account of not with a view to arriving at a mutual under­ Johnnie, the twelve year old son of ticular, and was attended by an immense Monday General Watson signified his gan, of the New Haven Register, Colonel being able to procure water. The origin standing in regard to serving their cus­ aloon keeper John Hogan, of Main street, crowd, including a large number of visit­ disapproval of the election of Col. Cone, W. H. Stevenson, and A. N. Hall, of the of the fire is a mystery, the owner of the tomers and respecting the territory of one lied on Saturday night, of pneumonia. ing firemen. Lieut. Col. Thompson and Major Smith, Hartford Post. After the business meet­ barn discoveiing the flames breaking another. It was decided to adopt a Mrs. John Hession, a former resident of who were recently elected at a meeting of ing the annual banquet was held at through the roof. It is thought that* it Easter Sunday was a glorious day. The uniform scale of prices ranging from this town, died in New York, Tuesday, the First regiment. He has ordered an­ Besse's, where several matters were dis­ may have been caused by sparks from a sun danced merrily in the early morning seventy-five cents to one dollar a hundred aged 60 years. The remains were brought other election to be held before April 15th. cussed relative to entertainment, etc, passing locomotive as the barn and ice say those who rose early enough to see pounds, the scale prevailing in New here for interment, the funeral being It is more than pvobable the same officers house were situated quite close to the Dan­ t. Haven and elsewhere, which is about —Try the latest and best—"Norwalk attended from St. Mary's church, Thurs­ will be elected over again by the members bury aad Norwalk railroad track. The The Berkshire News, came out in en- double last year's rate. There will be Club" Cigar. day morning. of the regiment, aud the military-polo barn was insured for $300, and the loss arged and improved shape on Saturday plenty of ice in the market, say the At the meeting ©f the warden and court It is proposed to hold monthly meetings trouble will be further complicated. is estimated to be about $600. :V;w- ast. It is oue of the brightest papers we dealers, notwithstanding the shortness of of burgesses, on Monday evening, a large of the Conn, Press association from Oct. :ake. The wicked Ways and Means Commit­ the ciop in this immediate vicinity, but number of bills were ordered paid. There The annual parish meeting of St. Paul's ' 1 to May 1 and have a paper on some sub­ tee has not probably reflected upon the Zozo, the Magic Queen, occupied the the expense of transportation from the was considerable discussion on the pro­ parish was held on Monday morning. It ject of interest to the newspaper fraterni­ fact that an increase of duty on tin plate joards in the Opera House, on Saturday might increase the price of grocery pies. lands of plenty, will make it come high to posed widening of certain streets, on was a harmonious affair in a "music in ty, read at each meeting The plan is an light. The company disbanded here for The party that deliberately adds to the the consumers. ______which, finally, no definite action was the air'" point of view, and, in places was W- excellent one. price of pie will be hu'led from power the ;he season. The following are the Norwalk candi­ taken. It was voted, however, to call a so smooth that the brethren could see oue "Susan B. Anthouy, U. S. S.," wouldn't moment the American people can get it.— another's teeth in it. The question of Miss Julia Rose, who has been spending Courier Journal. dates for the World?8 gold and diamond meeting of the property owners interested look so bad on a package of garden seed approving the minutes of the last annual '•V- he past four months among relatives in Editor Beach, of the Willmantic Journal, necklace to be awarded the most popular in the proposed widening of Wall street, or on the cover of a pub. doc. There are meeting started a discussion of those he West, has returned to her home on should give this matter his instant atten­ factory girl in the state: Mena Ambler, to be held in the court of burgesses' room worse men than Susan B, in the Senate, minutes and the significance of a certain Damp street. • tion as his chief culinary interest is in Jennie Kelly, Mary Shannon, Hanuah Se- room next Monday evening. The peti­ and there is no telling what the StSte of tioners for closing the barber shops on vote passed at the last meeting, which Mrs. Cyrus Ballard, of Danbury, has imminent peril. cor, Sadie Farrell, Susie Collins, Martha Wyoming may do. Sunday were, very properly, given per­ brought out reminiscences, "references ti) returned to her home after a visit with • —The "Norwalk Club," the ne plus Reilly, Minnie Hyatt, Lillie O'Conner Ma­ mission to take back their petition. A allusions," complimentary courtesies in­ her daughter, Mrs. Ferris Morehouse, on Fred G. Mead, the actor, who was at ultra of Cigars. Ask for it. mie Montgomery, Maggie Shehan, Kitty bill from the Gas Company for damage to volving questions of veracity, etc.,; that Seymour Place. his home in Norwalk during Lent, with Moore, Nettie Brown, Mary Ann Burns, his father, Confectioner Mead, left on William McGiddy a youug Stamford Irene Merrill, Lena Crowe, Susie Golden, pipes in sewer construction was laid on lent an exhilarating spice to the solemn Another momentous question is decided fellow, and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilbert, a giddy the table. D*. S. Curtis, a good republi­ proceedings. The election of officers was Monday to rejoin the "Only a Farmer's Susie Collins, Dora Allen, May Punzelt, = ind the suspense of the public relieved ac­ lively and interesting and resulted in the Daughter" company, in which he plays Stamford woman, ran away from their Mary Meeker, Sadie Herring, Frances can, was appointed superintendent of cordingly. A superintendent of sewers re-election of the old board with the the leading comedy part. ?!. respective homes and came to East Nor­ Duncan, Maggie Murphy, Edie Northrop, sewers, by the appreciative democratic been appointed. walk some days ago. McGiddy's mother Josie Shipman, Nettie Lovejoy, Annie board, and his salary was fixed at $60 per exception of Cyrus M. Ferris and R. G. A train will leave South Norwalk at the GeorgeJS. Raymond, who wandered pursued the couple, and with the help of Bach, Norah During, Helen Adams, Eliza month from April 1st to December 1st, Hanford who were elected to succeed Jo- way from his home in Five Mile River a close of the Gilmore band entertainment, the police, persuaded the precious boy to and $2.50 per day for work done in other iah Kellogg and Wm. H. Smith. The offi­ on Friday afternoon, for the north, and Powell, May Firth, Mollie Mumford, Mil­ nonth ago, has not yet returned and his go home with her, while his charmer lie Stump, Sarah Larrigan, Lizzie Mc- ] months with no fees for putting in con­ cers chosen were as follows: Wardens, will stop at Norwalk station for the hereabouts is unknown, ; went back to the family of youngsters she Hartwick, Mary Sherwood, Edie Dauchey nections. Roddy McGinnis, the popular Allen Betts and E. K, Lockwood; vestry­ accommodation of the boroughites who left behind her. and accomplished mayor of Cobble Hill, men, C. T. Leonard, George Ward Selleck, A reception will be given by Mr. and Birdie Dauchey aud Susan McHartwick. desire to avoid the rush on the horse cars. was given the contract for cleaning out D. C. Nash, LeGrand Jackson, Homer Eversley Childs, nee Minnie Lock- The report of the State Board of Edu­ —For sale everywhere—' 'Norwalk Club" —Finest ever made in town—the "Nor­ the catch basins at $1.25 each. The Merrill, Frederick Mead, George W ood, at 388 Washington avenue, Brook- cation for 1889, shows that during the :v Cigars. Smoke no other. walk Club" Cigars. '' vr Hunter, C. M. Ferris, Robert G. Hanford f , next Thursday evening. year $680,000 was raised in the eleven Henry street folks' petition for water was clerk, St. John Merrill; treasurer, E. John W, Edmunds of Branchville, cities of the state for school purposes, Attention is called to the advertisement referred to the water commissioners. Per­ The poorest lot of Norwalk pictures yet Lockwood; collector, LeGrand Jackson; charged, with sending obscene letters divided as follows: New Haven $238,765; in another column, announcing the illus­ mission to erect a wooden building back ublished in the World, appeared last Sun- After the business meeting the pews were through the mails, was bound over to the Hartford, $188,479; Waterbury, $89,732; trated lectures at Mrs. Mead's popular of the old Weeks & Stevens store, where ay, which villified the appearance of rented for the ensuing year, when, as was May term of the United States district Bridgeport, $87,307; Norwich, $67,666 school, Hillside, beginning Friday after­ the fire bug has periodical picnics, was ome of our best looking citizens. expected, the disaffection made itself and court to be held in Hartford. Edmunds Meriden, $55,170; Norwalk, $36,011; noon of this week, with "History and Art refused. A petition for improvements on its strength manifest. About thirty—five We call attention to the "At Home" waived examination and bonds were New Britain, $32,486; Danbury, $31,491; in Flemish Towns and French Cathe­ Riverside avenue was referred to chairman of the old pew holders let the sale go by Ldvt. of the Atkinson House Furnishing placed at $500. NewlLondon, $30,858; Middletown, $27,- drals," by Mrs. Schumacher, with stereop- of Highway committee for estimates. Belden Place and Grant street were ac­ default and neglected to renew their 3o. found in another column. It will be F. Kocour, the merchant tailor, has 240. ticon illustrations. Of Mrs. Schumacher's cepted as streets of the borough, and the leases, thus leaving some of the best pews ^ ound valuable reading; look for it. removed to Ne. 17 North Main street, Stevens' school re-open3 Monday readings, Prof, Henry W. Haynes, the extension of Isaacs Place was refused. A in the church to be taken by those who v South Norwalk. He will open a fine and April 14th. eminent Archaeologist, of Boston, says:— Mr. F. E. Birch, who, for the past two committee, consisting of Burgesses Couch, heretofore have had to be content with large assortment of spring and summer The Simonds Manufacturing company "Mrs. Schumacher's readings are well ir three years has been employed in the Meeker and Adams, was appointed to pews less desirable and less prominent, c • .f-; goods, which he will cut and make up in are busily engaged in clearing out, pack worthy the attention of any cultivated utting department of the shirt factory, investigate for the purpose of establishing All the more desirable pews, with the £ the latest styles and at the lowest prices, ing up, carting out and shipping their ma­ audience, as they are the fruit of intelli­ accepted a position in New York city. the official harbor line. The curb and exception of five, were immediately en- : " , % and he guarantees they fit., - - _ ^ chinery and equipments from their old gent and careful research among the best gutter line on East avenue was accepted. gaged, and the vacant pews are those at One of the longest trestles in the state, headquarters. The material is being sources of information, Tliose^iliusxrated Mr. James Sutherland has purchased The finance committee was empowered to the sides. The talk of establishing an /; ^ well as one of the finest iron bridges in loaded on board a special boat for transfer by the stereopticon are ^t^pecially fresh the tobacco store in the GAZETTE building, borrow $2,000 at not over 4£ per cent. independent church is again revived, but ": , Housatonic railroad system, is the new to Long Island City, the future home of and interesting. TMy'are much above for the past five years under the proprie­ The chairman of the fire committee was whether it will result-in the formation of )ridge over the Housatonic river at Bir- the company. As yet it is not determined the standard of /rtdinary popular courses torship of "Doc" H. C,. Mosher. Mr. authorized to purchase new fatigue blouses a new society is a question upon which ningham, on the Derby division, which who will occupy the premises now being and approach riiuch nearer the scientific b". • now about completed. It was. inspected Mosher established the business and for the police force. opinions diffe >y Col. Stevenson, on Wednesday worked

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WHITTLING CHIPS. people in it. It him proud he's livin'an' think more o' God. Years ago, when a poor schoolma'm, and Chubby hands so-brown and small Out o' all their miners me an' How the Mines Are Worked and tlie B not able, to buy pictures and story books for * bies Sold by the Natives. Wield the blade and scantliug, ther onlies ones what hed anybody to the little ones at home, I saved with a miser's Chips, liko driftlets, fly and fall, o'bout an1 loye. We was always, in a hurry Ratnapura, the city of gems, is the center' •one and all, thd finest and best of these that came in of a district twenty or thirty miles square, to git home 0' evening, an' never loss no time , put them in small books with pretty L akes about the bantling. in talkin' to ther boys. in almost all of which a stratum of gravel on the covers, and made little eyes six feet to twenty feet under the surface ex­ ' springs their seed have sown, But they didn't kere nothin' 'tal 'bout and little ears glad for many a lonely hour [ with knife and shingle their camp, didn't pear to mine if they never ists. Throughout this area gem pits are to when "mither was awa'." be seen near the villages, some being worked, The child, a whit? haired grandsire grown, got thar. An'what was their use o' hurrin' Then I began to save little clippings to read His life a dream, his'memory flown, to a ole, empty, miserble lookin' camp? Thar now others being abandoned. The natives Sits whittling by the ingle. to my pupils; poetry to lend to those scholars work there in companies of six or eight, and was no doors open, no fire burnin', no smell who never could find a "piece to speak," so Yet the past held busy years, o' grub fryin', no woman's face nor nothin' pay a rupee per man per month for the my scrap books grew, if not into "things of privilege of working a certain allotment, Works of wondrous glitter, to go fer. Rooms was all littered up, beds beauty," at least into never failing joys. where they begin by working off a square of But many a loss brought burning tears, every which way fer Sunday, pots all sticky, I have generally three books at a time in And matff a gain regretful fears, about ten feet. After removing about three shirts an' pants hangin' up everwhar, an' so the process of being filled; one for "news­ At best a useless litter. feet of soil the sounding rod, a piece of iron many feet o' ashes in ther fireplace nobody paper poetry"—and where will you find about half an inch in diameter and six feet And so methought the hopes and schemes kered 'bout star tin' er fire. I usto feel sorry sweeter, purer or better?—one for stories and Of many a worldly witling, fer ther boys, but couldn't help em lessen we long, is used to sound for the gravel. If suc­ one for biography and miscellany. cessful the digging is begun in earnest till When all is told, are idle dreams gin um Min, an' we'd er little sooner gin em I think my collection of poetry cannot be That lure men on with golden dreams, our necks. Them boys had ther mos' outda- surpassed by any publication of "gems" or about four feet deep. Merc chips of mortal whittling. cious patches on their clothes I ever seen. On the second day gravel is taken out by —Washington Post. "collections." As books of reference, my baskets, handed from one man to another till Some ov em sot up 'till midnight sotten them scrap books are unequaled, and are often a all within the square is excavated. Should LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY hunks o' cloth in, an' their han's was so sure source when libraries fail. the misers find the soil fairly firm at the needle stuck they couldn't hardly work. No topic is untouched in them, and it is a DAN MASON'S ONLY LOVE. bottom of the pit, they tunnel all around for OF NEW YORK. Ther 'squir felt sorry fer them bein' so lone­ common remark with my friends when my ):•?'.v-rA. about two feet, drawing out the gravel and ly, so tole em ter come over an' see him. scrap book is brought forth to clinch an ar­ sending it up also to be heaped with the rest, How's my folks, did y.ou say? Ah, that They was mighty glad of ther invite an never gument: "We might as well give up—Mrs. RICHARD A. McCURDY, President- which usually completes the work of the soun's strange to my ears now. loss no time in gittin' thar nuther. They B.'s serap book always settles it." second day, a watchman remaining near it 11 had hopes it might o' soun'ed right, looked at Min most of ther time, an' air one Best of all, there is not a single impure all night. On the third day it is all washed but now, now it falls heavy on my heart, an' o' them would er sot up to her quick if she'd word or joke, no lengthened accounts of scan­ in wicker baskets by a circular, jerking mo­ makes mo think o' times that's gone. It gin. um er half a chance. But she didn't dal and murder, and they are a liberal educa­ For the Year Ending December 31st, 1889 brings 'em all back in my mine—Bill, ther 'pear to take no stock in perticlar to air one tion, which throws out all the surplus light tion upon all the topics of this wonderful age stone and rubbish, till a good quantity of squir, an' Minnie, ther squirs darter; but an' I was glad ov it, too, for, Lord knows, I in which we are living.—Cleveland Leader. heavy gravel is left in the bottom, which is 5 of 'em all Minnie comes fust. I ain't never didn't want none o' them to take her from •!.:•: carefully examined. There is hardly a bas­ hearu er name I like so well as hern. I use to me. I wa'nt jealous, but I kep my eye on A magnetic Trie!: Investigated. em all ther time. Them minin' men ain't to ketful that does not contain some gems of in­ say it over an' over cause it b'long to her, an' At frequently recurring intervals the daily ferior value, which are usually sold by the I do it yit when thar's nobody to hear me. be trusted when it comes to stealin' another press make announcements of the alleged pound for about nine rupees. Should no But it souns so dif'unt now, nothin' like it use feller's girl, no they ain't. -But I can't blame wonderful "magnetic" qualities exhibited by valuable stones be found another pit is sunk, ASSETS, $136,401,328 02 to. After all, tho', thar's nothin' strange 'em much, fer I was half outer my senses certain individuals who are able to make and so on till one or two, or perhaps three, erbout it, cause everything is dif'unt now; all ther time Min was my girl. Thar wa'nt various substances adhere to their hands really valuable gems are unearthed, wjien nothin' looks like it use to. It may be me no days like them, none, none. without exerting any muscular pressure upon the work is stopped and the whole party that's changed. Yes, I 'spect it is. Wall, I We was gittin' er long peaceful like, an' them. An investigation has been recently had 'nough to change me, so 'taint surprisin' savin' up er heap of gold, when one day thar goes off to Ratnapura with the prizes. If made by Dr. W. Simon, of Baltimore, which these are worth, say, a few thousand rupees, after all, you see, when a man puts all his life popped all ov er suddiu in ther mines Bill proves pretty conclusively that causes other in somethin' an' it's all of a sudden took away, Griffins. He was portly built an' his skin was they are kept secret, only shown to one or than magnetism must bo assigned to the ob­ two men of money, who make the owners an Increase in Assets, | $10,319,174 46 it goes kind o' hard. es white es Min's, and his han's looked like served facts. I was out in Californy when I met 'em, they'd never dun no hard work. Bill was advance and look after the safe custody of Surplus, $9,657,248 44 The subject examined was able to main­ the px-ecious stones. an' Squir Duff got me to go in parnership in some sort o' far fetched kinry ov ther squir's, tain, by mere contact with the fingers, a Increase in Surplrts, $1,717,184 81 ther minin' bus'ness. All I wanted was that an' he hung 'roun' till he gin him work. He Then the party, with the mortgagee, pro­ weight of 2,500 grams, but it was shown that ceeds to Columbo, or Italuta*a, where rich $31,119,019 62 chance, so we sittled things then an' thar an1 got tired, an' said he wan't used to sich labor- this power was exercised only on very smooth Moorish traders are summoned to purchase, during year, $4,903,087 10 went to work. Squir Duff had ther puttiest in' an' wan't goin' to do it. or highly polished-substances, glass being the and the gems soon find their way to London. Paid Policy-Holders, darter I ever seen, an' it never took me long Everything went bad after Bill come. $15,200,608 38 most favorable in this respect. The cause as­ The general public knows nothing about to like her nuther. She was white an' red all Some o' ther boys got sick, gold got hard to signed by Dr. Simon to account for the ob­ Increase during year, $473,058 16 fine, an' all un us had ther blues. Bill stayed these transactions, and valuable gems are Bisks assumed, ther time, with long black hair an' little black served facts, and which is probably the cor­ never heard of in Ceylon, and scarcely seethe $151,602,483 37 eyes—the shinyest eyes I ever seen, too—an' most of his time at the squir's, and he didn't rect one, is the well known adhesion between light of day till they reach Bond street. The Increase during year, $48,388,222 05 was built up jist like a pony. I staid at ther mine none o' my hints to git. Ther squir two bodies brought into such close contact as natives have great fear of exposing their Bisks in force. house, so me an' Minnie was in one 'nothers kind o' liked to talk to him, 'cause he'd been $565,949,933 92 to exclude the air between them, the pressure finds till they are sold, and they have most ex­ com'ny right smart. With her han' hol'in1 er bout so many places an' had seen so much. Increase during year, $83,824,749 56 of tho atmosphere acting to maintain the traordinarily superstitious ideas about show­ tight to mine we use to go out under ther Bill was better 'pearin' and finer lookin' than Policies in force, bodies in contact. It is, therefore, only a ing them. This system has been in vogue for 182,310 trees, sot down on ther roots an' talk ther any man out thar, an' when I seen Min look- question of the smoothness of the skin which centuries past. It is only occasionally one Increase during year, 23,941 longest times together. Sometimes I'd help in' at him sideways I didn't like it er bit. would appear to bo the qualification neces­ hears of any native having enterprise enough Policies Written in 1889, her pick up burrs an' sich like, what she made My heart would beat like somethin' wile, an' ^ 44,577 sary to enable any one to manifest "mag­ to dig a few feet below the first gravel to see picter frames outer. Our heads would some­ I was uneasy all ther time, though she was Increase over 1888, v 11,971 netic" properties.—New Orleans Picayune. if, by sounding, a second bed of gravel is how git close unbeknownst to us, an' I'd kiss just ther same to me. He was always seekin' within reach, for they fear the expense of her com'ny, an' she thought er lot ov white her 'fore I knowed what I was doiu'. Any Glass Eyes in Paris. bailing out water, which increases as the feller would done like me, an'perticler if they skins. I got so I never went whar he was The Paris trade in glass eyes must be a very greater depth is attained, although the sec­ 'thout breshin' my face with lime, jes' to liked her as I did. rich one, for. every week there are nearly a ond gravel is well known to be much richer Ther squir' bad already gin her to me an' make me stan' er better show 'long sider him. thousand enamel eyes made in Paris, The than the first.—Ceylon Observer. * said we nius' jis' wait a year; then we could Bill hed lots o' books, an' use to read in manufacturers generally select a one eyed git marrid. Min was fou'teen an' jis' the 'em to Min every day. She liked ther stories servant, replacing the organ of which he is Rural Superstitions. kind of a girl to make ther boys like lier, he'd toll her, an' it made me mad 'cause I THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS : deficient with one of the best articles of their White specks appearing on the nails may though she didn't 'pear to take to none o' couldn't read good 'nough fer her to listen to. manufacture. them but me, an' I was glad of it, too. Thar Bill was mean hearted an' was always puttin' either be considered to indicate good luck or Beal Estate and Bond and Mortgage Loans, $69,361,913 13 When a client, a little frightened, perhaps, that the person so affected has told a false­ was er crossin' what we had to pass over in high notions in Min's head. I felt like takin' at the prospect of an operation, hesitates United States Bonds and other Securities, $50,?23,469 81 goin' ov mornin's to ther mines, an' 'twas him by his neck an' ringin' it off every day, hood. The appearance of a white, foamy about confiding an eyelid to the instruments spot on the surface of a cup of coffee or tea Loans on Collateral Securities, $9,845,500 00 gittin' in sich a bad way we had to stop an' an' believe I would fer er little. Ther squir of the operator, the latter rings a bell and Cash in Banks and Trust Companies at interest, $2,988,632 79 fix it. Mos' every mornin' she'd go 'long by seen, too, how he was sourin' Min on mine indicates "money," and should be immedi­ Jean Polyphemus makes his appearance. ately swallowed intact. Whoever reads epi­ Interest accrued, Premiums deferred and in transit, etc., $3,881,812 29 me far as ther crossin', then go back home to life, but our weddin' was so close we thought "What do you think of this fellow?" asks ten' to dinner. I use to wanter go back with it wouldn't make no diff'rence. Bill had taphs on tombstones will lose his memory. the operator of his client. "Study his fea­ To rock a cradle when empty will entail an her, but that would cr bin knockin' off work been that er month tryin' to take Min er tures, and tell me frankly what you think." $136,401,328 02 'fore I commenced, so i couldn't. Any place 'way from me. I knowed it, an' I begged injury upon the child who should occupy it. "He looks well enough," answers the other, To eat while a bell is tolling for a funeral Liabilties including Beserve at 4 per cent,) $126,744,079 58 she wanted to go I took her, but that was her not to go back on me, an' she said she a little hesitatingly. only natu'al, 'cause she sot a heap o' sto'e by wouldn't, so I thought she was true. causes toothache. If a child be permitted to "Well, Jean, reveal, your secreat to this look into a mirror before it is twelve months me, an' I knowed thar wan't nothin' in ther Our weddin' day fell on Sat'day, an' all gentleman." worl' I love like her. ther boys stayed from work jes' to see us old it will grow up proud. When children Whereupon Jean introduces a knitting nee­ play soldiers on the roadside it forebodes the She was 'bout es happy over ownin' me married, every las' one ov 'em—'cept Bill— dle under his eyelid, removes his eye, and I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same to es I was f'r ownin' her, an' she didn't kere come over to help dress me, an' all gin Min approach of war. Any one who is about to places it in the hand of the astonished sjjeo move into a new house should send in before­ be correct. A. N. WATERHOUSE, Auditor. who seen us holdin's han's along ther rode, a hunk o' gold for 'er present. When I come tator as unconcernedly as though it were a hand nether. 'Squir Duff tole me I was jes' ther out Min was standin' waitin', an' ther pret­ bread and a new broom. When a shirt stud.—Chatter. stranger enters a room he should be permitted kind o' man he wanted for his darter, 'cause tiest picter I ever seen. Ther boys waved to sit, if only for a moment, as he otherwise he couldn't bear to see her git a bad feller for their hats an' hollered loud—all but Bill. A Horse Story. *nlrpg away the children's sleep with him. a husband. She was jes' ther one I wanted I He stood thar lookin' at Min, with his eyes A very good and true story is reported with know'd 'thout axin' nobody's odds, an' all 1 er blaze o' fire. He never heard nothin' nor Owls hooting in the neighborhood of a house Professor Marsh in the title role. While are ominous of death. A man whose teeth was waitin' for was ther day to roll aroun' saw nothin' but Min. She smiled kind of From the Surplus above stated a dividend will be apportioned as usual. walking on Prospect street near his home not are far apart should seek his fortune in some what made her fifteen. Then we was goin' sad like at me, an' it made me feel like I'd long ago he remarked a horse attached to a distant land. The crowing of a hen indicates to git ther knot tied sure. I was all time never felt b'fore. In er minit Bill come tar- dilapidated ash wagon, driven by an aged approaching disaster. When a mouse gnaws thinkin' 'bout how I was goin' to rig up in a in' in, an' slappin' me on ther jaw said he'd negro, which animal had on it3 leg a queer a gown misfortune may be expected.—New r bran new allapacker cote an' pants an' red hev Min or die. In er minit we was outside Bisks Risks " ' bone formation. The professor stopped the Year. Assumed. top boots an' a shinin' cap. As fer Min, thar fiten fer life an' death. Ther boys hollered York Herald. Outstanding. > Surplus. team, made a cursory examination of the 1884.. wan't no tellin' what she'd have, but I spect- out thet ther one what whips wins ther bride. protuberance, and concluded the interview Man and His Tailor. $ 34,681,420....$351,789,285....$103,876,178.51....$4,743,771 ed ther finest lot o' rigin' er man ever seen. I hed mos' kilt him when ther boys pulled me by saying in a half joking way that when the It isn't often that a man complains of his 1885.. 46,507,139.... 368,981,441.... 108,908,967.51.... 5,012,634 When ther crossin' was fixed so thar wa'nt er way, an' went to shoutin' Minnie was horse died he would like that leg for scientific tailor. Though the tailor may not have given 1886.. 56,832,719 393,809,203.... 114,181,963.24.. 5,643,568 no more danger to go 'crost it, me an' ther mine. An' 'twas true, I'd won her twice. I examination, and would give $5 for the same the customer the fit which the customer de­ squir went on to work at ther mines. We took her ban' an' all ov er suddin she looked 1887.... 69,457,468 427,628,933.... 118,806,851.88.... 6,294,442 deliverd to his house. A couple of hours later, sired, the customer will sulk in his suit and hed struc' er vein an' that meant somethin' up in my eyes—then at Bill. Such er look I 1888 103,214,261 482,125,184.... 126,082,153.56.... on his return home, he found a long, awkward say nothing. A man will lose a button from 7,940,063 to us both, but more to me on 'count o' Min. 'aint never seen in all my life. She tried to bundle at his front door on the veranda, arid his waistcoat or trousers and wait for his 1889 • * • * 151,602,483 565,949,934.... 136,401,328.02.... 6,557,248 tell me somethin' an' it seemed to choke her. Ther squir got flush an' got her ther finest it required no careful examination to reveal wife to sew it on before he will go to his nag he could git. Every time I had er chance But d'reckly she said so sorrowful like: "Dan, the leg of a horse. "You see, sah," the tailor. When his suit begins to wear he will NEW YORK, January 29th, 1890. I put i;i er lick or two o' currirv on her, an' I never meant to; no, ther Lord knows I owner of the ash wagon remarked, with a take it to a clothes cleaner instead of the by an' by she was mos' as shiney es Min's didn't. Don't think hard o' me, Dan, but I peculiar look in his eye, "de old horse he tailor who made it. I don't know why, for eyes. Min was ther puttiest sort o' rider, an' love him." died."—New Haven Palladium. any tailor would sooner renovate a suit he when she'd come by ther mines every man An' 'fore I could say er word she was had made. Men are generally impatient would stop work to look at her pretty face. standin' by Bill. A Husband's Compliment. when they stand for measure. They want to She always loped hard an' loud over ther No, I aint got no folks nor nothin', an' They were visitors for a few days at a get away as quickly as possible, and then crossin' so I'd know she was comin', for she all my life was kilt thet day.—Philadelphia country house, and on being shown into their they don't come back unless it is to get the Board, of Trustee) know'd how I loved ther sight o' her. I Times. room the lady, who was nearer 40 years of suit, and they prefer to have their clothes wan't good lookin' much myse'f, an' it made age than 30, prepared to take off her bonnet. Knew When to Get Off. sent.—Interview in Chicago Times. my heart awful light some way or 'nuther to Now, be it observed that looking glasses vary Samuel F. Sprouls, S. YanBensselaer Curzon, think she liked ther looks o' me better'n ther He was a muscular countryman, and his much in quality; some distort and some flat­ Work Will Help Tou. other fellers. Then er gin 'twas 'nougli to Lucius Robinson, Charles B. Henderson, greatest talent lay in the direction of riding ter the countenance. Work gives you an appetite for your meals, make me proud when I know'd that ther on- untamed horses. It was a Texas pony,*ull of These different qualities in glass making Samuel D. Babcock, George Bliss, liest girl in thirty miles er 'bout b'long'd to it lends solidity to your slumbers, it gives the characteristics of that renowned breed, are no new things, for we may remember you a perfect and graceful appreciation of a George S. Coe, Bufus W. Peckham, me. Every piece o' gold I foun' I put it by and standing listlessly by, awaiting the ar­ that when Queen Elizabeth was dying she fer her. Her face was 'fore mine from morn holiday. There are young men who do not J. Hobart Herrick, rival of some one to try his mettle. asked for a true glass, into which she had but the world is not proud of them. It Richard A. McCurdy, till night with that hansome smile, an' them He found the animal without a mail daring not allowed herself to look for twenty years. eyes what was brigh'en air hunk o' gold I hed does not know their names even; it simply James C- Holc?cn, Wm. P. Dixon, ^ enough to mount it, and at once asked for the The glass that was on the dressing table on speaks of them as "old Soandso's boys." The come a'crost yit. On her han' she wore ther job, saying that he had never yet heard of the the occasion to which we refer was a delight­ Herman C. von Post, Bobert A. Grannis, nicest sort of silver ring I hed give her, an' great busy world doesn't know that they are horse that could get away from him. ful one—that is to say, a "flattering" one— there. So find out what you want to be and Alexander H. Bice, Nicholas C. Miller, she always hilt up that ban' so folks could see The owner's consent was given immediately, and as the lady saw herself reflected in it she she wored Dan Mason's present. do, and take off your coat and make a dust and the bold man sprang into the saddle, and merrily exclaimed; "Oh, what a Lewis May, Henry H. Bogers, . •/ Every titne I looked at it I wished 'twas in the world. The busier you are, the less the pony sprang into the air, bounding off glass 1 I look about 18 in it." "It is barm you are apt to get into, the sweeter will Oliver Harriman, Jno, W. Auchincloss,. gold, but 'twas ther onliest kind I could git like a rocket, with the man clinging to its like my eyes then," the husband promptly anywhar near, an' it come off Tom McGin- be your sleep, the brighter and happier your replied.—Chicago Tribune. Henry W. Smith, Theodore Merford. nises little finger when he sole it to me. Bat holidays, and better satisfied will be the Straight down the street the animal sped, werld with you.—R. J. Burdette. Bobert Olyphatit, William Babcock, it was a ring, an' that she had to have. Once and probably the man would have main­ I sprained my knee joint an' was laid up two tained his reputation had the pony not taken George F. Baker, Preston B. Plumb, weeks at ther house—ther best -weeks I ever In no other part of the world has the culti­ Did He Kill the Entire Ball? a sudden notion to turn into a cross- st^et. vation of roses been brought so nearly to per­ There is a certain merchant in Androscog­ Joseph Thompson, William D. Washburn, know'd, too. Most every minit she'd come to This idea occurred to it, and without con­ f see how I was gittin'erlong, an'at night she'd fection as in China. The rose gardens of the gin county, doing business at the present time, Dudley Olcott, Stuyvesant Fish, - sulting the rider the pony wheeled into the emperor of the Flowery Kingdom are gor­ who in his early days was not noted for the talk an' laugh so I'd fergit all erbout ther side highway, while the rider kept on in the Frederick Cromwell, Augustus D. Juilliard,' rackin' in my knee. While I was laid up I geous in the extreme. The revenue obtained brilliancy of his mind. course they were before the change of sched­ yearly from the oil of roses and rose water is One day he dropped into the local meat took some bark from ther big trees an? made a ule occurred to the pony. Julien T. Davies, Charles E. Miller, rop«* big an' strong. When I got well 'nough enormous and a great addition to the imperial shop, where the butcher was slicing up a re­ » The crowd arrived just as the man was coffers. Only the members of the royal fam­ Robert Sewell, James W. I made a swing under ther biggest tree 'roun' cently killed ox. picking himself up, and were met with the ily and the nobility, high military officials, He walked around the shop a few times in an' fasten'd er piece o' chain on to it so remark, as the man limped toward the drug V; 'twould rattle. Ther mines was only er little mandarins, etc., are allowed to have any of a pensive mood and then approached the % store: the attar of roses in their dwellings. ^ ' " • *-• ff', ...; ways off, an' I wanted to know when she was wielder of the meat chopper and confidently "By jimminy, boys, I b'leeve that dratted Very severe punishment is meted out to the swingin'. Whenever I hearn that chain rat­ &!";v horse ud er killed me ef I hadn't er got off ordinary citizen in whose possession even a tle I felt better to know she liked somethin' I "Say, do you frill a whole beef crit- when I did."—Atlanta Constitution. drop of the precious essence is found.—Phila­ ' ROBERT A; GRANNIS, Vice- President. hed fixed, an' ther best times ov all was when ter at once?"- Journal. m :i},^ - , r < II: delphia Times. we sot in thar together. .-'i • •••V..;;- ' • m.v I sent for her weddin' ring six months of Jl ISAAC F. LLOYD, 2d Vice President. WILLIAM J. 1® b'forehan', so as to git it on time. I tried to At the opening of the present century It was believed in Pier della Vaile's A. N. WATERHOUSE, Auditor. ? # FREDERICK SCHRODER, Asst. Secretary. git her size, but she didn't 'pear te know what there were, in round figures, 20,500,000•0 ceo- The native African is noted for his fine that a descendant of Judas Iscariot was-liv­ her number was, nor what finger to measure pie who spoke the English language. They white teeth; but, although cleanliness is pre­ ing at Corfu, though the person who suffered on, so I jes' tole ther man ter sen' er girl's were chiefly in England. We were only a sumably a virtue of civilization, the African this imputation stoutly denied the truth of ' ' - ^ EMORY MoCLINTOCK, LL.D., F. I. A. does not keep his "ivories" clean without an ring, an' he sont it.' It come in three months few millions in America. The French speak­ the genealogy. The man was subjected to JOHN TATLOCK, JR., Asst. Actuary. CHARLES B. PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary, all safe an' well, though ther box what hilt it ing people at that time numbered about 31,- effort. He uses a short stick of fibrous wood, all sorts of indignities and cruelties, and is looked like it bad saw a rough rode. I had 500,000, and the Germans exceeded 30,000,000. which is chewed until the fibers of one end believed to have been foully dealt with, an er hard time to git Min to try it on, 'cause she The Russian tongue was spoken by nearly opinion strengthened by the fact that his FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer. v said 'twould give us bad luck to war it 'fore 31,000,000, and the Spanish by more than 26,- burned shortly after his disappear­ JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier ther weddin'. But to sat'sfy me she put it on 000,000. ance.—St. Louis all her fingers to see what one it fit ther best. The French speech is now used by P. HOLDEN, Assistant , Tall buildings are not of It looked too pretty fer nothin' on her middle 000 people, the German by about , * Nothing, if Not ^ ;.S: i--"--Vi hS: >'! finger, so she said she knowed thet was whar the Spanish by somewhat r In Edinburgh, where He—Is your love growing less, darling? it 'blonged. 000, the Russians by abou declivity were higher on one side than the You did not embrace me with the old time JLIAM W. RI other, one is said to have been fifteen stories fervor at the door this evening. They more I thought 'bout our weddin' by about 30,000,000, and the Portu- MEDICAL DIKECTOBS. ther harder I worked: what wared me out at by perhaps 13,000,000. The English altogether in height. All, however, were She—I know I didn't, dear. Isav has Enormously outgrown its. com- burned down in a great fire which happened a bouquet for me and I was afraid GUSTAVUS S. WINSTON, M. D. It is used by nearly twice as many in 1700, after wni^imildings of twelve stories fa.gtt.-Kpocb. R. GILLETT, M. D in height weresubstituit*.^ ^V E. J. MARSH, M. D, His Stock in ? "Smithers, the funny man, is as . lis • ' - ' ' bear this meaning." 000,000 A, H. CAMP, Ageut, Norwalk, Cran. ."-V" 40,000,000 • "He can't afford that. It ft- get t-, JOHN W. NICHOLS. General Agent, New Haven, Conn. A •

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r - Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fever sent by Stoneman to intercept Davis. The A New Home Treatment. S3S&* expedition reached the Savannah river in ad­ SMITH'S SURRENDER. vance of the Davis party, but the fugitives mm* j Sufferers are not generally aware that managed to slip past Palmer's men only to ' these diseases are contagious, or that they fall into the hands of a force sent out by Wil­ LAST FIGHT OF THE WAR, TWENTY- | are due to the presence of living parasites j in the lining membrance of the nose and son. Lieut. Yeoman, of the First Ohio cav­ ' .FIVE YEARS AGO. alry, and twenty picked men disguised them­ eustachian tubes. Microscopic research j however, has proved this to be a fact, and The Twenty-fifth Anniversary selves as Confederate soldiers and scoured the 1 the result of this discovery is that a simple ? J*-* *. f t *' country. Davis crossed the Oconee at Dub­ At Palmetto Ranch, Texas—Colored Troops of His Capture. remedy has been formulated whereby TRADEMARK fifty from Macon, and lin, only -five miles of the Sixty-second United States Infant­ catarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever * j? X; • "• then took the Jacksonville road. May 7 CoL ry Fired the Last Shot—Kirby Smith are permanently cured in from one to Harnden, of the First Wisconsin cavalry, three simple applications made at home AT IRWINSVILLE, GEORGIA. heard of it and started in pursuit with 150 Fights Alone Beyond the Mississippi. ; ! by the patient once in two weeks. i •• men. May 8 they rode forty miles. May 9 N. B.—This treatment is not a snuff or they crossed the Ocmulgee and came to Ab­ On the 13th of May, 1865, twenty-five anointment; both have been discarded .. < '*J Col. B. D. Pritchard's Fourth Michigan beville, Ga., on the Ocmulgee. There they years ago, the last gun of the civil war was by reputable physicians as injurious. A Beautifies {he Complexion; Purifies, Whit« This* Golden Syrup for all Lung Cavalrymen Got Him—"Was He in Wom­ learned that the Confederate president had fired. The first gun was fired at Sumter, on ens and Softens the Skin, eradicating all im- , passed that point at 1 o'clock in the morning the Atlantic coast, the last one near the Boca pamphlet explaining this new treatment is Diseases, originated in Europe and en's Clothes?—What Became of the Con­ sent on receipt of three cents in stamps to perfections such as Freckles, Moth Patches, • on the road to Irwinsville. Riding bard Chico strait, in the southwest corner of Blackheads, Pimples, etc., without in» has been successfully used there for federate Gold and Silver? after, Harnden reached Irwinsville. The pay postage by A. H. Dixon & Son, 337 pyerfifty years. Texas. .. ./•'-IJ.". j and 339 West King street, Toronto, Can- jury* Cures Sunburn, Chapped and Chafed April 2,1890, is the quarter centenary of Confederate party had gone into camp a mile There were four Confederate armies in the Skii;kin, instantly.* * and a half from the town. ; ada.—Christian Advocate that Sunday of panic and ruin at Richmond, field at the beginning of April, 1865, besides Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should OLD AT RUGGISTS RICE ENTS. Va., when Grant's army pierced the defenses At Abbeville, however, Harnden had en­ S D P , 50 C carefully read the above. of Petersburg. Jefferson Davis was in his countered Lieut. Col. B. D. Pritchard, of the detached commands under Gens. Sam Jones and M. Jeff Thompson. The four were those pew at St. Paul's church. A sentinel en­ Fourth Michigan cavalry, another detach­ •haM ' tered and whispered something in the Con­ ment from Wilson's of Lee, Johnston, Taylor and Kirby Smith. To Get a Divorce in' Switzerland. CATARRH * vh federate president's ear. He arose and left command that was April 9 Lee surrendered to Grant, April 26 Until within a few years a curious custom scouring the coun­ Johnston surrendered to Sherman, in North the church. has obtained in Switzerland. When husband 1 try for Davis. Carolina, all the forces east of the Chatta­ "~. ^ t, The outer works of Richmond .had fallen; the and wife expressed a desire for a divorce they Cleanses the Harnden told hoochee; May 4, at Citronelle, Ala., Gen. rest must follow. What could be done must be were required to enter a room and live therein Nasal Passages. TRADE MARK. done quickly. Only one road was still Open, Pritchard that he Richard Taylor surrendered to Canby all the together for a fortnight, during which time r;: • that to Danville. The chivalric Lee and his was on the track of remaining forces east of the Mississippi. The they were neither to see nor to converse with Allays Pain and Confederate command of Sam Jones still army could not escape by that. The Confeder­ the game. During anybody else; their food was passed to them Inflamation. S ate president and his cabinet could,and did. At the night Pritch­ held together for a time after Johnston's through a narrow openirg in the wall, and all 10 o'clock that Sunday night a closely packed M ard, with 128 men, army had laid down their arms. But Jones, j communication with tit 9 outside world was Heals the Sores train left the station for Danville. It con­ also rode to Irwins­ too, Surrendered to a detachment of Wilson's ; shut off. If, at the end of a fortnight of this ' i £ tained Jefferson Davis, his cabinet, the ar­ ville, and it was cavalry at Tallahassee, Fla., on the 10th of j confinement together, the couple still clamored Restores the chives of the Southern Confederacy, a guard Pritchard's men May. Geh. Sam Jones died in 1887. At the i for divorce, it was granted without further Senses of Taste There is no quackery about it, but time of his death he was a clerk in the war ! ~ and Smell. it is a regular physician's prescrip­ of picked men, and-, the contents of the that surprised the ado.—Cor. Ohicago News. , treasury. camp at daylight department at Washington. ! COL. PRITCHARD. tion. A somewhat unusual combi­ April 4, the Confederate government was May 10, 1865, and Little now remained of the Confederate i Ask Your Friends Abont It. HAY-FEVER • . armies anywhere, nothing at all east of the j TRYTH USE nation of well known curatives, it is set up at Danville. It remained there six captured what was left of the Confederacy. Your distressing cough can be cured. true, but in that respect more potent. days. Mr. Davis It was a black man who guided Pritchard Mississippi Jeff Thompson's independent j A particlc is applied into each nostril and is command surrendered to Gen. Dodge's force ! We know it because Kemp's Balsam with­ agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists ; by matL ;siia could not be per­ to the Davis camp. They passed quickly and in the past few years has cured so many ! istered, 60 cts. ELY liKOTHUMS, 56 Warren May 11 at Chalk Bluff, Ark. There was left j Street, New York. 1544 suaded that the silently through the pine woods, and came coughs and colds in this community. Its j doom of the Con- upon the fugitives at 2 o'clock in the morn­ only the Confederate army of Gen. Edmund j Kirby Smith in remarkable sale has been won entirely by j f e d eracy was ing, in the darkness. Pritchard halted be­ its genuine merit. Ask some friend who 1 sealed. He believed hind a hill and sent Lieut. Purinton with Louisiana and Texas. Smith, in has used it what he thinks of Kemp's Bal­ in his star almost twenty-five dismounted men to form a guard sam. There is no medicine so pure, so up to the tune he all around the camp, ready to close in on it I 1875, became pro­ fessor of mathe­ effective. Large bottles 50c. and $1 at all was captured. at daylight. druggists. Sample bottle free April 10 came word At dawn Purinton and his men dashed for­ matics in the Uni- ward into the camp. As they did so they v e r s i t y of the TRADE MARK that Lee had sur­ Penny Dinners In Ire.'"*- - rendered. O.nce were suddenly fired on from outside. A lam­ South at Sewanee, The "penny dinners" established at Kings­ more the Confeder­ entable mistake had occurred. The day be­ Tenn. town, Ireland, under the patronage of the acy packed up and fore, at Abbeville, Col. Pritchard had in­ Smith was a formed CoL Harnden that he should remain dauntless soldier. Countess of Meath, Lady Powerscourt and fled, this time to other ladies of distinction, do a great deal of Greensborough, N. at Abbeville that night. After the departure A native of St. good. An important element in the working THE GREAT C. At Greensbor- of Harnden on the track of Davis, however, Augustine, Fla., he 1VN9K5F was graduated at of its arrangements is the circumstance that SENATOB REAGAN. ough the fallen Pritchard seems to have changed his mind. It came to this country unknown, Remounting his men, they rode over a differ­ West Point in 1S45, KIRBY SMITH. dinners can be bought and carried home, no president met Johnston and Beauregard. restriction being put upvn the number pur­ yet honest and with confidence in it Even then Mr. Davis believed in the Confed­ ent route in the darkness, and reached Ir­ and served gallantly in the Mexican war. self. The "Grip" came audacious and winsville ahead of Harnden. At daybreak Next we find him fighting Indians on the chased by each customer who is known to the eracy, and ordered Johnston to continue the management.—Philadelphia Ledger. > was overthrown. struggle. But Johnston refused. Col. Harnden's force rode forward to capture frontier and receiving the thanks of the Texas TROTHS FOR THE SICK. Onward still Davis fled, like the Wandering the Davis camp. Seeing the men of Purin- legislature for his services. At the outbreak // For those deathly Lndies in delicate Jew. Charlotte, N. C., was the next stop­ ton's party, and mistaking them for Confed­ of the civil war he was a major in the regu­ Don't give up, there is a cure for catarrh Bilious Spells, de- health, who are all ping place. Part of the journey \^as made erates in the dim light, the Wisconsin soldiers lar army, but resigned his commission to go and cold in the head. Thousands testify pendon SDLPHUE rundown, should use W BITTEBS, it will cure SULPHUK BITTEKS. in wagons. At Charlotte news reached Davis fired on their own comrades in arms, killing with his state when Florida seceded from the that Ely's Cream Balm has entirely cured Union. He was speedily promoted to lieu­ you. of Johnston's surrender. From Charlotte two men and wounding an officer of the them. It is a safe and pleasant remedy. $1,000 will be pai the party went to Abbeville, S. C. Davis Fourth Michigan. The fire was instantly re­ tenant general in the Confederate service. It is applied into the nostrils. It is not a The Giant Dyspep for acasewhere SUJ hoped to be able to reach Texas and the turned, and three were severely wounded of Smith led the advance of Bragg's army in liquid or snuff. It cures by cleansing sia is curcd by using Piiuu BITTEKS 1 the campaign in Kentucky in 1862 and ap­ SDLPHTJB BITTEHS. not assist or cure, southwest, if possible, still to build a Confed­ the First Wisconsin detachment. and healing. Price 50 ce its. never fails. eracy there; if not, then to escape to Mexico. At the first shot Pritchard, with the rest proached within a few miles of Cincinnati. Operatives whoarc TRADE MARK. But Wilson's cavalry formed a cordon of his command, rushed to the spot and joined In 1863 he was placed over-the Confederate An Appalling Suggest!..... closely confined in Cleanse the vitiat department of the trans-Mississippi. He the mills and work­ blood when you:see|J across the path to the southwest, and the fugi­ in the fight. He it was who discovered the In Westminster Abbey the other day one shops; Klerks, who jts impurities bul$tf|r® tives turned again eastward. They passed mistake first and ordered the firing to cease. speedily made Galveston a famous blockade of the solemn factotums told me that a very do not procure suf- ing through the skinj into Georgia, through Washington, Milledge- running port, and thereby communicated wealthy but very singular American gen­ flcient exercise, and in Pimples, Blotches,! with Richmond and sent great quantities of all who are confined and Sores. Iiely on ville and Macon. Davis intended then to tleman from Chicago named Eden offered to cotton abroad. In 1864 he successfully opposed in doors, should use SULPHUR BITTERS, reach the Florida coast and escape by boat if give him a £5 note if he would clip off one SULPHUK BITTERS. and health will fol­ the expedition of Banks up Red river. possible. A reward of §100,000 was set upon of Henry VIII's mustaches for him "What They will not then low. IVN9K9F Kirby Smith remained in command of the 3be weak and sickly. the Confederate president's head by the did you say to him?" I asked. "Wot did I • We have had persons say in so trans-Mississippi department till the close of SULPHUR BIXTEKSB United States, because it was then believed soy?" echoed the man. "Why, sir, the wer- General Debility will cure Liver Cora-1 many words, "It saved my life." so that he was implicated in the plot to assassi­ the war. Even after the surrender of Lee he ry thought of such a hawful thing made me needs a gentle tonic plaint. Don't bedis-1 proposed to continue the war west of the Mis­ know no such word^as FAIL inWe nate President Lincoln. This was long since so hill that I couldn't soy nuthink."—Eugene Use SULPHUR BIT­ couraged; it willcure| sissippi on his own account. He roused Texas TERS, and you will you. Lung or Throat trouble. We can disproved. During the flight through Georgia Field's London Letter. not be troubled. one after another of the Confederate cabinet by his appeals. He had with him still 20,000 SULPHUR BITTERS| cure incipient Consumption. dropped out of the party and went his way. men. To these he issued a general order from Don't be without a willbuildyouupand Shreveport, saying that the hopes of the Con­ How nice Miss Bell is lookine. Addie. jottle. Try it; you make^ou strong and Only Postmaster General John H. Reagan re­ [will not regret it, healthy. mained. Mr. Reagan is now United States federacy now hung upon them. He declared Yes, Laura. Why, only a year ago her senator from Texas. that success was sure to crown their efforts face was completely covered with pim­ finally. "You possess the means of long re­ ples, blotches, and sores. She told mother sistance; you have hopes of succor from that she owed her nice, clear comph xi»>. Sulphur Bitters, fl CONFEDERATE GOLD AND SILVER, j abroad. Protract the struggle and you will to her using Sulphur Bitters. Wei), Send two 3c. stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co., Gen. Thomas was commander of the mili- j Lawrence, Mass., aad rt>r,pjv0 an elegant set of. surely receive the aid of nations who already Laura, I shall try them too. Fancy Cards free. tary division of the Mississippi. He learned i deeply sympathize with you." the latter part of April that Mr. Davis had THE CASEMATE PRISON. | Thereupon mass meetings of Texans passed TRADE MARK. started southward from Charlotte, N. C., j Col. Pritchard was informed by Lieut. resolutions to fight on. Information was re­ with a large escort. He immediately directed ! ceived at Washington that Texas was going Stoneman to send the brigades of Palmer, I Dickinson that there were ladies in the tents. Orders were then given that none of the men to continue the war even after the Confed­ Brown and Miller to scout down the Savan­ eracy had surrendered. Gen. Sheridan was RHEUMATISM «nd NEURALGIA nah river from Anderson, S. C., to Augusta. should enter them. Permission was given for These twin diseases cause untold suffering. " Paine^s Celery Compound has been a God­ the women to go to the spring for water. In at once sent to New Orleans with a large send to me. For the past two years I have suf­ Ga. At the same time Wilson, at Macon, Ga., | force to vanquish Texas. Doctors admit that they are difficult to cure- fered with neuralgia of the heart, doctor after was ordered by Thomas to look out for Davis, j a few minutes two persons "who looked like so do their patients. Paine's doctor failing to cure m r:. I have now taken IVN9K5F women" came out of one of the tents. One There were, however, some Union troops nearly four bottles of the Compound, and am Celery Compound has per­ There were thus two cavalry commands hot I already in Texas, and there was fighting be­ free from the complaint. I..feel v^ry grateful PNEUMONIA so dreaded because at the flying president's heels. was Jefferson Davis himself. He carried a manently cured the worst tin pail on his arm ;i: i fore Sheridan reached New Orleans. Col. to you." CDAS.H. LEWIS, Central Village, Ct. iuck ancl fatal if not at once grap­ Davis' last cabinet council was held at Ab- | Theodore H. Barrett was in command of a cases of rheumatism and neuralgia—so say those who pled with, is like a little fire with no beville, S. C. At that council were present ' small force at Brazos Santiago, on Brazos Pasne's water at hand, it soon spreads and Gens. Bragg and | WAS HE IN FEMALE ATTIRE? Island, in the gulf, twenty-two miles north­ have used it. Celery Compound Beauregard and j The men who saw the party come out of east of Brownsville. In Barrett's command "Having been troubled gets beyond control, but with our five Confederate with rheumatism at the knee "I have been greatly afflicted with acute l the tent were Lieut. Dickinson, Corporal was the Sixty-second United States colored and foot for live years,1 was rheumatism, and could find no relief until I remedy in the house (as it always will brigadiers, one of Munger and Privates William B. Stedman. infantry, his own regiment. almost unable to get around, used Paine's Celery Compound. After using be when once tried) it is soon mas­ them being Basil May 11, 1865, Barrett sent a detachment to FOR SALE. and was very often confined six bottles of this medicine I am now cured of Duke, who has Andrew Bee, James Lynch and James Bul- NO USETO to my bed for weeks at a rheumatic troubles." tered. the mainland to capture horses for his cav­ time. I used only one bot­ SAMUEL HUTCHINSON, SO. Cornish, N. H. written the story lard. Munger, Bui lard and Bee made sworn alry. On the morning of May 12 these at­ OWNER. tle of Paine's Celery Com­ of the interview. statements, which are on file in the war de­ tacked the Confederate camp at Palmetto pound, and was perfectly Effects Lasting Cures. To the amazement cured. I can now jump partment, that Davis wore a woman's water­ Ranch and captured it. Then they fell back around, and feel as lively as Paine's Celery Compound has performed many of all Davis still- proof cloak or dress and a shawl over his towards Brazos. On the morning of May 13 a boy." FRANK CAROLI, other cures as marvelous as these,—copies of urged fight. He re­ Eureka, Nevada. letters sent to any address. Pleasant to take, Confederate uniform. Maj. Walthall, of the Col. Barrett re-enforced the party with 200 does not disturb, but aids digestion, and entire­ called the struggles $1.00. Six for $5.00. Druggists. . 3ft Confederate army, says that as the president men and himself took command. The Con­ ly vegetable; a child can take it. What's the of the revolution­ Mammoth testimonial paper free. use of suffering longer with rheumatism or MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS. was leaving the tent Mrs. Davis threw around federates had again appeared in the vicinity ary war, and said: of Palmetto Ranch. Barrett advanced against WELLS, RICHARHSON &Co.,Props.,Burlington,vt. neuralgia? 'Three thousand brave men are enough for a him a waterproof cloak, or wrapper, and a them on the 13th, skirmished with them and niAMMUn /)VCO Give Faster and Brighter DADICC Livingupon Lactated Food are Healthy, TRADE MARK nucleus, around which, the whole people will shawl. The shawl was black, with a light pursued them several miles. Then he stopped U!flitI if™U U J Co Colors than any other Dyes. DM oI CO Happy, Hearty. It is UncQiialcd. rally when the panic which now afflicts them border, and he wore it around his head and to rest his horses a mile from the ranch. Here bas passed away." shoulders. he was unexpectedly attacked the same day, Then the Confederate president asked for Stedman says he halted Davis and the May 13, by a large Confederate force with suggestions for the future conduct of the cavalry and artillery under Gen. J. E. war. Not a word was spoken. Then for the woman after they left the tent. Just then BHIGGS' ^4; - Slaughter. first time it swept over the mind of Davis George Mungerand Daniel Edwards rode up. It was now Barrett's turn to retreat, for he IVH0K9F that the end had indeed come. His face The two supposed women were halted and * - Ask for it at your druggist's and turned the pallor of death. He arose and ex­ started back to the tent. Mrs. Davis stood had no artillery, and the Confederates largely INSIST upon getting it. Take no claimed in bitter tones that all was indeed in the tent door. Munger writes that Mrs. outnumbered him. Concealed by the cha­ Davis said she was going with her old mother parral, they at one time succeeded in flanking HEADACHE-:- TROCHES other remedy because lie tells you it lost. Then he walked away. As he did so Gen. Beauregard followed him hastily and to the spring for water. Then Munger asked, him, capturing forty-eight men. Barrett fell -FOR- "it is just as good." Judge for your­ offered to the fallen chieftain his arm for "What is she doing with those boots on?" back fighting, as the Confederates had done yilfl self. We are content to abide by support. pointing to the cavalry boots beneath the before him on the forenoon of the same day. With Davis were his wife and family and cloak. The retreat was admirably covered by the col­ your decision, We devote all our ored troops of the Sixty-second United States sister-in-law, Miss Howells. Five Confeder­ At this moment Stedman says that Andrew SICK HEADACHE, energies to this one article. We infantry. ate brigades still accompanied them. Rather Bee came up and seized the front of the cloak -IN ITS- know it is GOOD. strangely, too, the contents of the Confeder­ and tore it open, exclaiming, "Come out of This running fight lasted three hours, till this, you old devil 1" sunset, then the Confederates ceased pursuit. ate treasury, amounting to between $500,000 The last shot in the war was a volley the col­ Nervous, Billious or Congestive Forms. and $600,000 in coin, had been kept safely Munger cocked his gun. Mrs. Davis ran 1 in front of fier husband and exclaimed, ored troops of the Sixty-second discharged at with the fugitives through all their wander­ their pursuers. This last fight of the war is ings. It had actually been brought to Abbe­ "Don't shoot I You may not admire Mr. Da­ This Remedy is the Prescription of one of the leadiDg Physicians of Paris ville, loaded in open box cars, in shot bags, vis' principles, but he is a reverend man." known as the battle of Palmetto Ranch. It Davis then dropped the disguise, and the was fought not far from the old Mexican war France,and was used by him with unparalleled success for over thirty years, wooden bexes and in a variety of nondescript battle ground of Palo Alto. parcels. From Abbeville, S. C., the fugi­ party returned to the tent. and was first given to the Public as a Proprietary Medicine in 1878, and tives went to Washington, Ga., and all this In a letter written to Crafts J. Wright in coin was transferred from the box cars to 1877, Davis admits that he had on vhe cloak since that time it has found its way into almost every country on the face wagons, in which it was hauled across the and shawl when captured, but says that Ad­ NEW of the Globe, and become a favorite remedy with thousands of the leading country. At the Savannah river Davis him­ jutant General Townsend could throw light Eafecadcfy £R R JTO R Y* ^ self ordered that the silver coin, about $110,- on the shape of the said cloak. It amounts to physicians. Medical societies have discussed its marvelous success at their this: Davis certainly had a woman's shawl l&kect rqs 000, should be divided among the troops. nnnnal conventions, and after their official chemist have analyzed it and TRADEMARK. Basil Duke says the share of his brigade was over his head and shoulders and a water divided between officers and men alike, and proof cloak upon his body. Whether it was found that it contained no opiates, bromides, or other harmful ingredients a man's or woman's cloak is not clear. Be­ that each received $32. All night long the auietly placed it among their standard remedies. . •!V' Three mon ths ago when we began to ad­ quartermasters of the five brigades remained neath the cloak his cavalry boots were seen, vertise it was sold in scattering towns in a little cabin, counting out the silver. and this led to the suspicion that he was not through the East and West, but to-day it is Next day, at Washington, Basil Duke turned a woman. So those who captured him testify. TESTIMONIAL. being sold in ever'- town of importance, and the rest of the coin over to the acting Con­ In his report Col. Pritchard says he brought s this largely hrO'igh RCOMMENDA- federate States treasurer. What became of the cloak and shawl to Washington and . 1 ' L. R BROWN, M. D., > TION. We jay stress npon this word for i. it thereafter has never been fully explained. turned them over to the secretary of war. 23 West Jersey St. . , 8 is the best test of tlieVALUE of the remedy Next morning, with an escort of twenty Where are the cloak and shawl npw? * ELIZABETH, N. J., June 28th, 1889. ) ^ p§§ picked men, under command of Capt. Given With Davis were his wife and four chil­ " This is to certify tKat I have used for some months with much satisfaction, the combi if! Campbell, of Kentucky, Davis started with dren, Postmaster Reagan, Davis' private sec nation of remedies, for Headache, known as Briggs' Headache Troches.^ The remedy cure la|y- retary, Burton N. Harrison; several Confed­ his family towards the Florida coast. Basil THE LAST BATTLE GROUND. mere headaches, especially such as effect Nervons Women than anything I am acquainted Duke says: erate officers and other persons and a guard with, and if this certificate will be the means of bringing it to the favorable attention ' I have never believed, however, that Mr. Davis of soldiers. Pritchard and the Fourth Mich­ But even Kirbv Smith had now given up sufferers from that trouble, I shall feel that I have done them a service. igan cavalry conveyed Davis to Fortress Mon­ really meant or desired to escape after he became the Confederate cause. His army broke and y > L. R. BROWN, M. D, convinced that all was lost. I am convinced that, roe. There he remained in confinement two scattered through Texas and Louisiana, plun­ wearied by the importunity with which the re­ years. The casemate in which he was im­ dering as they went. One band forcibly en­ Can be had in three sizes, 22c., 50c. and quest was urged, he seemingly consented, intend­ prisoned is pointed out as an object of inter­ tered the state buildings at Austin and seized vi® 23, 28 OBNT1 75c. per bottle. Largest size most econom­ ing to put himself in the way of being captured. est to the many tourists at Old Point Com­ the contents of the treasury. On the 26th of He and his party were admirably mounted, and fort. He was indicted for treason, but never May, at a point a few miles west of Shreve­ ical. For sale by ail druggists. could easily have outridden the pursuit of any SOLD BY H. R. HALE, NORWALK. tiONN. Prepared only by the * party they were not strong enough to fight. was tried, and TO finally released on bail for port, La., Kirbv Smith formally surrendered 1KK/ $100,000. Horace Greeley was one of his i what was left of his command to Gen. Canby. bondsmen. After that,'except scattered depredations by MEDICINE COMPANY IVHOKOF MANUFACTURING CO. HE CAPTURE. So the Confederate States of America be­ bushwhackers, there was no more fighting. (LIMITED.) Col. W. F. Palmer, of the Fifteenth Penn­ came a thing of memory. The war was ended at last. Jar. r. - •* ey]vtmia cavalry, had command of the force EUZA ABCHARD CONNER. EUZA ARCHARD CONNER No. 1 KaU mh St,, N. Y. >c . rr t - &i£L' -Msst* . t •- ~ ' NbRWALK GAZETTL,' WEDNESDAY^ARPIL 9,"1890. -f '

tives impugned by being charged with a . • Glanders and Farcy. uspicion of glanders, if you are afraid to Jew York, m. wicked desire to get off from their legisla­ The late Professor Robertson, of the submit the animal to the inspection of a Norwalk * Gazette Royal Veterinary College, of London, gives qualified veterinarian, at least isolate him tive duties and attend the horse races. the most concise and clear definition of nd watch. The best way is to at once April 7, 1890. ' * BSTABIiISHBD, X800 The House and all the goverment depart­ this disease, of any recent author on have him examined and relieve yourself of all suspense. If the horse has it then ments kept at their usual work, although veterinary science. He defines it as "a pipii specific contagious disease of a malignant you might as well have him destroyed During All these years that Good Friday is made much more of here Sx'T e """ ir? •£•*/, AT i.H.BYII6T0I,Editor. I.R0DEMEYER,Jr..Associate type, the spontaneous origin of which has first as last. Do not allow any unprinci­ we have been retailing Cloth­ .1 than most legal holidays. not been demonstrated. In the horse, tho pled or ignorant person to treat your Yesterday in all the churches special specific effects of the implanted virus are horse. An honest veterinarian will not ing for Men and Boys, we EDITORIAL LETTER. WINFIELD S.MOODY, President. services of either sermon, flowers or song shown on the nasal mucous membrane, t ike your money to attempt a cure of any have kept before us the pur­ from which an aqueous, viscid or purulent such cases that tie knows to be incurable. WASHINGTON, D. C., April 7, '90. were held, and there was a larger attend­ fluid is discharged, and on which chancre­ It is time some action was taken by our pose of gaining the good will MARTIN S. CRAW, Vice-Prest. " * DEAR GAZETTE The dependent pcnaiou ance in all probability than in any other like sores are formed. The mucous mem­ authorities here in this matter. Every of people and securing a steady - bill has passed the Senate by the decisive city of equal population in these United brane of the sinuses of the head, the one who owns a horse should disinfect JAMES H. BAILEY, Sec y £ Tfeas. vote of 42 to 12. This is practically the States. larynx, and thrachea, as also the lung and thoroughly whitewash the stable custom, rather than attempt a DIRECTORS: tissue, are specifically affected. There which the animal or animals occupy. See shorter road to fortune by W.S.MOODY, JOSEPH C. R A NDLE, same bill which President Cleveland To-day is "children's day" devoted to may also be a general or local inflamma­ that the hitching posts are clean, and M. S. CRAW, ALFRED H. CAMP, vetoed, and which formed such an issue the unique German custom of "egg questionable methods. ASA B. WOODWARD, HENRY F. GUTHRIE tion of the lymphatic vessels, lymphatic above all shun the public tank. When J. THORNTON PRO WITT, JAS. G. GREGORY, in the last Presidential campaign. Senator rolling." It is the greatest day of all the gland3 and skin, with a tendency to. form this disease once gels into a stable of Our trade has grown steadi­ CHARLES OLMSTEAD. ... , Plumb's effort to attach to this bill an year to the Washington urchin. Thous­ small circumscribed tumours known as horses it is bard to tell where it will stop, farcy buds or buttons, which gradually and iu such cases nothing short of tearing ly, and next, to the intrinsic Having taken possession Of OUT new Banking amendment repealing the limitation as to ands will take a hand in the egg rolling develop into pustules, and ultimately out and burning stalls and mangers and Rooms, adjoining the National Bank of Norwalk, on the White House Grounds. The merits of the goods dealt in, we desire to announce to the public that this arrears of pensions was defeated by a vote suppurate and discharge pu3, which is putting in new will make them safe for Bank will hereafter be open for business of 46 to 9. The debate on the amendment Secretary of the Navy has kindly ordered charged with the specific virus of the healthy animals to occupy. Last week there we attribute much of this suc­ From 9 A. H. to 12 M., and from 1 P. M. to 3 was the leading feature of the discussion. out the Marine Band, and during the day disease." This definition of Professor were two cases up town and four down P. X., Daily. Robertson's is plain enough for any one town, of horses that were destroyed for cess to the fact that we at­ Those who have been conspicuous in the excellent music will be discoursed while And from 6 to 8 P. M. Saturday Erenings. ^ to understand. It shows that glanders this dreaded disease. The actual valuation tempt no concealments from We respectfully solicit the patronage of the Senate as advocates or' liberal pensions the happy children roll their eggs. and fa>cy arc one and the same disease, was about $800. One of the horses customers. Everything is public of Norwalk and adjoining towns, and shall refused to support the amendmeut on the PENSIONS. only in different forms ; it shows the lung belonged to a poor man who was earning endeavor by promptness in transaction of busi­ tissue, the throat and head may be af­ his daily bread with the animal and had ness and attention to the wants of costumers, to ground that the appalling amount required General Raum, the commissioner of open and above board. deserve it. fected either separately or collectively; no money to buy another. This is not the Interest will be allowed from the first of each would turn the country against all legisla- pensions, says that he will be able by the t shows the disease to be a blood poison- ouly case of the kind in the past few A customer recently remark­ month on all deposits made on or befbre the fifth ti( n favorable to the ex-soldiers. Senator ing, one of a most malignant type. The months. Let everyone see to it that every ot same month. last of May to cause the examination of ed, "I deal here because I can We invite an inspection of our new Banking Frve regretted that the amendment was nature of glanders and farcy is such that suspicious case is reported. Owners of Rooms. ever}' claim pending in the office on the suspected cases will have every chance before the Senate, because he should re­ it may not only be transmitted to animals see what I am buying, and 1st day of January last, have eveiy claim but to man as well. Many doubt its for protection of their property. It is to 2m2 JAMES H. BAILEY Treasurer. gard its adoption as a terrible menace to allowed that is completed and calls for transmissibility to man, but from quite a be hoped thai a law will be passed soon, needn't depend on the sales­ the soldiers of the country. Gen. Hawley evidence made in those not completed. number on record, we will quote a few where at least in worthy cases like the man's judgment." He referr­ expressed his personal obligation to Mr. cases that are vouched for. above, owneis who lose their stock will Gram & Whittlesey, DEBT PAID. Some forty years ago Dr. Stoiighen- have some remuneration ed to the ticket on eveiy gar­ Frye for telling the serious truth in the Eleven and a quarter millions of the burg, then a promineut physician residing ment telling whether the cloth Ilav'ng leased and refitted the store, matter. He did not believe that the public debt was paid off by Secretary nearRoslyn, Long Island, owned a fine Look Young: • high-bred bay mare which contracted Prevent tendency to wrinkles or ageing of was "all wool" or "fast color." 36 Main Street, American soldiers asked for the amend­ Windom during the mouth of March, ment. He would stake his political stand­ glanders. The mare being in foal and the sldn by using Leaurelle Oil. Preserves a We must tell about this Formerly occupied by George H. Raymond, we which is deemed one of the poorest quite a pet of the Doctor's, as well as very .voutblul, plump, tresh condition of the fea­ shall keep constantly on hand a good] ing on the assertion that out of 500 old tures. Prevents withering of the skin, drying assortment of - . ^ months of the year for national revenue. valuable, he could not believe, like many up of the flesh, develops the bust. Prevents system of classifying goods soldiers there would be found a majority others, that she was incurable, and iu PERSONALS. chapping, cracking, keeps skin soft, smooth, next time. against it. spite of all his veterinarian could say, the $1.00. Dru agists, or prepaid by Express. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll and Mrs. ANOTHER STATE. Doctor insisted on treating his mare. The E. S. WELLS, Jersey City, N. J., U. S.A. FURNITURE, Ingersoll were here two days last week, sequel of it was he himself contracted The spiritedly discussed bill admitting ROGERS, PEET & CO. And by fair dealing we hope to gain the confi­ and were the recipients of a constant glanders and died a horrible death. VVm. For any case of nervousness, sleepless­ dence of the public and a share of their patronage. Idaho finally passed the House by 129 to H. Thomas, of Westport, lived at Roslyn, ness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspep­ We offer at reasonable prices Chamber, Parlor ovation from their crowds of friends 1, a quorum not voting. Speaker Reed R. I., at that time and says that the mare sia, try Gai ter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief THREE I Prince, and Dining Room Suits, Desks, Book Cases calling on them. The Colonel had a case BROADWAY •< Warren, Cabinets, Spring Beds and Mattresses, a fine counted a quorum from democrats pres­ produced a foal which grew to be a fine is sure. The ouly nerve medicine for the STORES. j 32d St. assortment of Baby Carriages, Hat Racks, Exten­ before the U. S. Supreme Court. animal. The mare was shot and the foal price in market. sion Tables, &c. 3m9p ent, and now they threaten to carry the Judge John H. Perry, of Southport, a short time afterwards was killed for the case to the courts to setile the question of same disease. The Medical Press printed with Mrs. Perry, stopped over here last DIED. the speaker's right to count a quorum if the following* not long since :— week on their return from Florida to their SHOCKING DEATH OF A VIENNA PHYSICIAN.— the bill is passed by the Senate and signed QUINTAKD—In South Norwalk, April 5th, Miss home in Connecticut. Quite a tjloom has been cast over Vienna med­ Lucretla Quintard, aged 69 years and 11 mos, by the President. The contest in the ical circles by the death of a young patholo­ Judge A. T. Roraback and wife, of House over the bill ran into a fierce politi­ gist in the general Hospital here. Two months Canaan, were here all last week enjoying ago a patient died in the hospital ot glander® NOTICE. cal debate, the republicans fighting the caught from a horse, and Doctors Eowalslii HE parties who took two rubber coats from the delights of the capital. and Hoffmann subjected the body to exper­ T the bank of the harbor,rear of the house of the W.B.HALL&CO. polygamy feature and the democrats de­ Colonels John T. Wait, of Norwich, imental observations. The facillus of glanders subscriber, on Monday, can save themselves fending it. Henderson, of Iowa, in a five was readily discovered, reared, and its behav­ trouble and expense by returning them at once. and H. W. R. Hoyt, of Greenwich, were GEORGE W. CRAM. £oinutcs' speech got back at the enemy on ior closely watched. The animals injected East Ave., Norwalk, April St.h. ltp BRIDGEPORT. here last week. with it die'd of the horrible malady. During this issue in the following crisp but fiery these observations Dr. Hoffmann can»ht cold Hon. N. D. Sperry and J. T. Carr, of little speech: and folt acute pains in his side, to allay which New Haven, were here the past week. he injected morphine. He did this with the . it. E SCHUMACHER'S Mr. Speaker : TLis is a familiar sight syringe he had used during the ^land«rs to the country. It is the democratic party General Hawley and wife were among experiment. Although it had been disinfected, behind its old shield. No political organ­ the distinguished guests at Secretary some particle of the poison must have si ill ILLUSTRATED ization ever cried "Constitution" more been in it, tor Dr. Hoffmann grew worse every Noble's Easter Sunday dinner. day, and last week .hejsuccutnbed iu horriblo Ik MARVELOUS TRANSACTION. and obeyed it less. What is this battle? Colonel Skiddy, of Stamford, accom­ agony, his body being covered with ulcers, I V J -1 It is the democratic party in old breeching panied by his wife and daughter, and W. which, when examined, proved to be filled LECTURES, palling back, back, back, when the civil­ with glanders poison. ized world says, "Forward and onward!" L. Hubbell, of Bridgeport, were here last Many mare could be quoted but for AT HILLSIDE, Why, sir, the democratic party is a poly- week. want of time and space. That so many gamist. You havi- hnd [addressing the The Yale Glee Club gives a concert hern do escape is certainly remarkable, for democratic side of tiio House] a whole even in our enliglited times our teamsters Begin FRIDAY,April 11 at 4P.M. batch of wives. Some of them, thank to-night, and George Clark is advertised and stablemen are far too careless for God, are dead and damned. Slavery was to play here next week. their own good. SUBJECT—"HISTOBY AND ART IN FLEM­ one of them; slave territory; treason. As ever, B. The symptoms vary according to lesions. ISH TOWNS AND FRENCH CATHEDRALS." We have consummated the purchase of 800 Oriental Eugs at 50c. on Now you have polygamy for one of your The animal may experience a partial loss wives; a polluted ballot box is one of of appetite, seem weak, perspire very Price for Course of Eight Lectures, $5.00 the dollar. They are of Superior Quality, and are offered at the lowest them, and antagonism to education is one : Board of Trade Memorial. readily; soon a watery discharge will prices yet. In the lot are , free trade is one of your peta and free Following is the memorial presented by take place from the nasal passages, the Mrs Mead's School. Lecture hy Mrs. Imported Mahratta Bugs, at $11.00. & whiskey is one of your darlings. You the Norwalk Board of Trade, to President animal will then regain his appetite and Schumacher. Subject: "The Art Treasures 150 New Patterns in Smyrna Rugs. • : never consented to the admission of any Ciark, at New Haven, by the committee of seem better; the discharge will become of the Vatican.'' Illustrated with Stereop- state into the Union as a free State until altered after a time, be sticky and adhere ticon. Admission, 50 cents. Antique and Modern Daghestans. the Board.— to edges of nostrils, and as the disease Persian, Greek and Mecca Rugs. you could weigh it down with slave states, M. IIOYT MANAGER too. The country has carved four states, To Charles P. Clark, Esq., President of the passes from one stage to another, and so the two Dakotas, Montana and Washing­ N. Y., N. H. & II. E. R. Co., New on to the chronic stage, the discharge will MUSIC BALL. Probably nothing has done so much to increase the popularity of our ton, out of the territorial lands, and made Haven, Conn. also assume different chaiacters, till in the them free states without you, without SIB :—The subscribers, the officers and chronic stage it is thick and lumpy; the FRIDAY, your aid and in spite of your opposition. members of the Board of Trade of Nor­ glands under the lower jaw become en­ BASEMENT DEPARTMENT If the democratic party had had the power walk, endorse and energetically support larged, one day smaller, then larger, -April 11.- to prevent this from being done not one of every measure, movement, or well direct­ according to amount of irritation in as our elegant collection of • - « these four states would now be in the ed effort which may secure rapid transit mucous membrane of the sinuses of the A GRAND Union of States, and now, gentlemen, when for the northerly sections of the shore head. The chronic stage is the one that the little territory of Idaho has set an ex­ towns of this state between New York and is most dangerous as it very often mis­ MATINEE ample in intelligence, an example in New Haven. leads the most experienced person. In PERFORMANCE this stage the virus is not at all times as IRISH P integrity and morality that should appeal The subscribers believe that a double Commencing at 2 p. m. to this legislative body, you fight in oppo­ track railroad of the first class, located active as is that iu the acute stage, but it sition, but the people know where you with this end iu view, is a pressing public is unquestionably the most dangerous This week we offer : are and who you are. necessity, whether considered with ref­ because horse owners are apt to think GILMORE 50 Pairs Irish Point Curtains, at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $15. Actual­ erence to the towns primarily affected, the they have only chronic catarrh to deal ly worth $12, $15, $25 and $30. THE NEW TARIFF. with, and so expose their own and others' AND HIS WONDERFUL BAND. There is no end of "kickinp" over the commercial and industrial development of 200 Pairs Notting Curtains, from $1.75 to $12. In the lot are upwards the state, or the through railroad traffic of animals in many ways. In the farcy The finest in the world, with its many renowned new tariff bill formulated by theMcKinley New England. form there is even more danger yet. Au soloists, assisted by of thirty entirely new patterns. committee. Many delegations were here We have great confidence in the ability animal may be found with a swelled leg IDA KLEIN, Soprano, from the Metropolitan of the New York, New Haven & Hartford in the morning, which after a time will Opera House, New York. seeking hearings and filing petitions be­ have one or more circumscribed tumors HENRY KOEKE, a dashing young German SAllN DERBY CURTAINS. ; , fore the bill was reported to the full com­ Railroad Company to build such a road, Tenor. either under its present charter, or the alang the course of the lymphatics of the EDWARD O'MAHONY, the Great Irish Amer­ mittee, but now they come in troops and inside of thigh or forearm, which are ican Basso. Every pattern new. We also offer a large lot of ' - •- laws of this state, or, if that be considered Gilmore's Famous Artillery Accompaniment, battalions, and the congressional air is inexpedient, then under such further sometimes quite painful to the touch, making the horse frightfully lame. The as used at the great Boston Jubilees, by a battery thick and heavy with the diu of wide grants of power as maybe readily obtained of six cannon, breech-loading and electric firing, from the state. tumors will one alter another form, break each capable ot 20 shots per minute. Beautiful Chenille Curtains, spread remonstrances. We are convinced that such a road, down, discharge an unhealthy looking Prices, 50c., 75c. and $1.00. Representative business men of New fluid, and after a time heal over super­ Reserved Seats at Hoyt's and Gregory's Drug New Effects in Swiss Curtains. aside from meeting a great public need, Stores. York, New Jersey and the New England would, under the management of the New ficially perhaps, leaving one to suppose the animal will eventually get well, but if slates and the south and west are rushing York, New Haven & 'Hartford Railroad Silk Sheila, Velvet and Brussels Curtains. Company, be a work of financial profit it is farcy they never get well. If the to Washington to advise with their mem­ from the beginniug, and we therefore cor­ sores apparently heal they will sooner or SLIPS FROM POST. Large lines of bers of Congress in regard to the proposed dially unite with the committee of the later break out with renewed force, and citizens of Norwalkin urging the Company thus be always a source of danger. changes in the tariff schedules. The fact We have been and are still experiencing Turkoman and Tapestry Curtains• that the McKinley bill has stirred up which you represent, to undertake its construction. heavy losses from glanders and farcy in AT HOME. more agitation and alarm on the part of Dated at Norwalk, the 22d day of this locality, and unless the people take more and better precautions than they the business interests than did the Mills March, 1890. O. E. WILSON, President. are taking at present, no one kuows who SILKS AND COLORED DRESS GOODS. bill is thus accounted for: At the time will be the next victim. So far since the the Mills bill was'being considered by the JOHN H. LEE, Vice-President. You don't have to travel thousands WM. H. SMITH, Secretary. ninth century no one has been able to find of miles to find a good INVEST­ House it was well understood that the a cure. At the termination of the last ANOTHER CHANCE^mmi i\ . WM. A. CCUTIS, Treasurer. MENT if you are satisfied with 10 Senate would not sanction any measure Directors:—W. S. Moody, E. J. Hill, century the French thought that it was not a contagious disease, and after ex­ per cent, per annum.; Dividends that might emanate from the lower branch. F. St, John Lockwood, Jas. W. Hyatt, E. £'• • ''M O. Keeler, J. Belden Hurlbutt, Dr. J. G. hausting the Pharmacopoeia and entailing paid in January and July. Shares, Newest, Choicest and Most Seasonable Now the dominant party is in possession a great loss to their country by mixing the Gregory. of both branches of Congress, and the diseased with the healthy, they were Those buying now will get the full Silk Jfrabrics at Nearly One-Half Present President will undoubtedly sign such a forced to acknowledge it yery contagious The New York Evening Post makes the and incurable. dividend in July. Full particulars measure as may be jointly agreed upon. Market Value. following classification of the twenty Pasteur and Koch have been for several and list containing the names of 256 It is the sure prospect for tariff changes years past trying to obtain a cultivated eight members of the executive committee stockholders. > that causes the arteries of trade to betray virus like the rabies virus for a prevention bx " of Tammany Hall: Professional politic > - at unusual interest. of glanders, but so far have not been able Call or write , ians, 28; convicted murderer, 1; tried for to demonstrate its worth. Dr. Paul A large delegation representing the murder and acquitted, 1; indicted for Paquin, state veterinarian to Missouri, a Wash Silks are unquestionably the fabric of the season. We purchased principal tanners and shoe and leather felonious assault, 1; indicted for bribery, young and enthusiastic pathologist, claims THE ATKINSON HOUSE FURNISH­ this week from a New York, Paris and Lyons Importing House almost that a cultivated virus will soon be dis­ their entire importation, amounting to nearly 200 pieces, at a price which men of New York and New England had 1; professional gamblers, 4; former gamb. ING COMPANY, a hearing before the committee,- Friday, covered which will act as a preventive of even surprised ourselves. Monday, we give all who wish to dress correctly ling-house or "dive" keepers, 5; liquor glanders, and in this way will be able to HILES BUILDING, BOSTON, MASS. protesting against the proposed duty on the first chance ever offered in* Bridgeport to purchase at a sacrifice this dealers, 4; former liquor dealers, 5; sons stamp it out altogether. It is to be hoped 3tl5; truly stylish and most serviceable of any dress fabric imported. hides. of liquor dealers, 2; former pugilists, 3; his prophecy will come true. The state P of Connecticut annually loses over $20,000 ISTRICT OF NORWALK, as. Probate 100 New Colorings in Henriettas, Cassmeres and Serges. The sugar men are here in great num- former "toughs," 4; members of the D Court, April 7th, A. D., 1890. beis and are keeping up a vigorous fire on from glanders and farcy, and any relief Estate of JOHN KEENA, late of Norwalk, in 50 New Styles in Handsome Plaids. Tweed gang, 6; office-holders, 17; former from this loss would be hailed by us all said District, deceased. the bill as reported. The opposition WHEREAS, written application has been made 300 Pieces Scotch Ginghams, all new. Sf! |/ office holders, 8; lawyer, 1; nominal law­ with delight. to this Court by the administrator de bonis non of 100 Pieces Handsome Striped Goods.,s%iW- ^ ^ seems to be transcending all party bounds yers, 2; favored city contractors, 2. The In face of all these facts one would said deceased, with the will annexed, for an order and control, and no one knows what sort suppose that every horse owner would; of sale of certain real estate of said deceased, Post says: "Some of them appear more interest himself to see that the disease was which is fully described in said application on of a bill it will be that gets through the file; therefore than once in the classification, as, for ex­ stamped out and stringent measures taken ORDERED, That said application be heard and enfilading fire of the House. ample, a man may be an officeholder, a to prevent its spread, but instead of this determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on CLOAK DEPARTMENT. :.h Ex-Congressman Burleigh, of Whitehall, we find many of them careless about their the 19th day of April, 1880, at 10 o'clock fore­ liquor dealer, an indicted criminal, or noon; and that public notice thereof be given to all New Jackets and Wraps, Now Ready : N. Y., says of the bill, that it is full of in­ own animals, exposing them in different persona interested therein by publishing this even a 'dive' keeper and gambler, all at ways, watering from the public tanks, &c. order in a newspaper having a circulation in said consistencies and impositions. Being a the same time, but in order to classify him The water commissioners of South Nor­ District, at least ten days before said day of hear­ practical lumberman he is particularly ing. with others of less varied occupation, it is walk at once shut off the water in their It ASA B. WOODWARD, Judge. out of sorts with the lumber schedule, necessary to record him several times. tanks, and not till our Norwalk authorities I which, he says, alymnds in discriminations were convinced that animals from infected ISTRICT OF NORWALK, $S. Probate court, stables were daily drinking therefrom, did D April 7th, A. D. 1890. ' against the workingmen and poorer classes Estate of JOHN CAHILL, late of Norwalk, in said Johnny Judge, one of the bright young they see fit to follow suit. Now while District, deceased. >! t - people. men on the staff of the Bridgeport News, they are shut off it would not be a bad The Court of Probate for the District of Nor­ OT. B. HALL & CO. walk, hath limited and allowed six months from * A END OF UHT.^•• has gone to work on the Waterbury Eer~ idea to have them cleaned out, disinfected, 1 the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to Jllib:. §|L"-k ^lie Senate, in a spirit of avowed respect aid. Henry Shannon, of the Farmer suc­ and painted, and no water let into them exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who till glanders are completely stamped out. neglect to present their accounts, properly attest­ ' to the religious convictions of large bodies ceeds Judge on the News, and James Dunn Look closely to your horses and if there ed, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested llftf.S:M the American people, adjourned over of Bridgeport succeeds Shannon on the is a discharge from the nostrils or a to make immediate payment to Cor. Main and Cannon Sts.^Bridgeport* Friday, and then had their religious mo- Farm(r. They are bright young men, all* swelled leg, as spoken of before, or any 3tl5 ; CHARLOTTE CAHILL, Executrix] 3

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vl _ from a straight line or a dead level. When creditaJble to himself and will prove ad AN OlB FRIERD in a NEW DRESS Following is the speech of John S. Sey­ roads thus originally built came to be con­ Whether suns smile or clouds lower rantageons io the village.'. n ^ solidated there resulted a kind of patchwork Easter is always glorious, but it is specially The Greens Farms club met April 1st mour, Esq., in support of the Norwalk of construction, resembling in the world of memorials presented to President Clark, of fact the patchwork ot legislation that has so when the sun shines as it did on Sun. at the home of John H. Jennings. After the Consolidated road, at New Haven, on come into being in a similar way. Doubt­ day. The great anniversary was cele­ interesting literary and other exercises March 24th — less great improvement will be effected in brated with services of an impressive they adjourned till autumn. "PAUX. the future, and new construction will be We find the Consolidated character, and there were large congrega­ Mr. President: undertaken only after much more careful SOVTH-NOR WALK. ||f road about to lay two more tracks along the consideration and on surveys looking to a tions. line of its present location. We urge their Dr. W. C. Burke is to remove from the general railway plan. Christ church was organized in 1834 and separation as far as possible from the old, so But however complete the system may celebrated Easter for the 55th time, and city to West avenue, within the borough as to pass through the upper sections of the become it can never make superfluous a limits. We bespeak for him a cordial shore towns, and thus give them the transit there were in the congregation four - j modern embankment road with the fewest reception, and success in his new location. CURE which their present business and future possible curves and the easiest grades, with­ persons who took part in the first Easter Sick Headajche and relieve all Interesting exercises were planned for development require. out drawbridges or grade crossings, extend­ service in the old church on the hill, viz., dent to a bilious Btate of the system, What is to us a need, is to you a problem Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress ing from New York to New Haven. Edward H. Nash, Andrew C. Nash, Easter services in all the city churches, eating, Pain in th.<» Ride, &c. While their of finance, a question of probable return on probably the most elaborate programme remarkable success has been shown in cui The speaker criticised the idea advanced George S. Adams and Miss Hannah Fair- capital to be invested. However great our by some that the Consolidated road could necessities, there would be no ^ propriety in child. To these the services were of special being presented by the Congregational let other parties build the road and then church, especially for the evening. The asking your company to provide for them, buy it up for half its cost. A road so built interest. The altav and surroundings dis­ SICK unless it could be shown that compensating would not be as well planned or as substan­ played beautiful blossoms, roses, callas services closed with that grand but too Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills are advantages would flow from it. We are tially built as it would if this company much neglected hymn "Hark, ten thous­ eqaally valuablein Constipation, curing and pre- convinced that such is the case, and we are and Easter lilies being predominant. The should direct the work from the start. music with Mr. Chauncy Harris organist^ and harps and voices." so much in earnest about it that we cheer­ If two more tracks located somewhere are liver and regulate tfco bowels. Even if they only fully, though not lightly, take upon our­ and Mr. Stearns director was very fine. Miss Sucretia Quintard died on Sunday, selves the burden of proving its truth in, necessary for the business of the road to-day, and if the present road would not now be It included the anthems "He is Risen'' after a long illness. Her age was seventy the face of the obvious suggestion that in so years. _' . ; . doing we, on the outside, are reviewing the built where it is, and such as it is, were the and "Christ Our Passover," Buck; work to be undertaken de novo in the light N6 ~ HEAD business situation of this great corporation Glorias Patri, Dauks; Te Dcum, Schu­ There has been much Ache they would be almostpricelessto those who of experience, if the obstructions to rapid conjecture in the minds of many as to suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu- before the corporation itself, when presum­ transit oil the old line arising from grades bert ; Jubilate, Danks; Hymn* "The ably you are already more familiar with the and curves, while capable of improvement Strife is O'er," Mendelsohn; Kyrie, Tuck- how the "business men's carnival," rep­ wh^on^trythemwin&nd these little pills valu­ subject than we can possibly be. Yet this able in so many ways that they will not be wil­ can never be removed, while the drawbridge crman; Gloria Tibi, Knauf; Hymn 112, resented by the "young women of the ling to do without them. But- after all sick head problem is one in which the people^ have a stake. Railways are the nation's highways difficulty must constantly grow worse as the Offertory, "I Know that My Redeemer town," for the benefit of the W. C, T. U. traffic by rail and by water increases, if, in is to represent the business men, when L THE IN IHTS ARE and are worked for the common good. The any effective sense, the problem is whether Livetb," Handel; Sanctus, Sphor; AND ARE interests of the people are an important to build two more tracks where none ought Hymn, Dundee, Gloria in Excelsis, and these women, it is announced, are to ONE TRIAL PROVES ITS SUPERIORITY ACHE factor in all railroad construction. No Is the bane of so many lives that here is where to be built, because two are already built Postlude, Clark. The sermon appear behind the foot-lights, "arrayed in we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while economist, no statesman, no railroad com­ there, or to build them on another location related to the spirit and senti­ flour sacks" with "paint brushes for hair others do not. mission has ever made the quantitative where, so far as through traffic is concerned, Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and analysis showing the relative importance of pins." very easy to take. One or two pills the line ought to be, it would seem that we, ment which the day commemorates. In They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or these two elements, and it is yet a debatable whose local needs would thus be served, the afternoon the Sunday school anniver­ A deal of literature has been circulated all who purge, but by their gentle question whether the prosperity of the have sustained our contention. during the past week, purporting to treat use them. In vials at 25 cents ; five for $1. ouiu country made the railroads or the railroads sary was held. There was a processional by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. But this is not all. The difficulties of the developed the country. and recessional singing of carols and on "agriculture, morality and education,', CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. alternative plan of four tracks side by side and is dated from Goshen, N, Y. Tb We therefore contribute to the discussion are great, particularly on the present loca­ administration of the sacrament of Bap­ e our estimates and views, with deference so tion and its advantages are not without tism. , object may be good, but from such iPIJMOS far as it is a mere question of railroad econ­ U1 Uh Small Fries. qualifications. Memorial Church.—The interior of this source, oh! TONONFrdraW/S'lLITr I omy, with confidence so far as it is a larger Mr. Seymour spoke of the want of room question of policy, of diplomatic concern and beautiful ecclesiastical church was ren­ Mr. Pease, and family, of New York, MODERATE FRIGES in Bridgeport, even if the Consolidated road are now occupying their pleasant home of public needs. were to acquire all the land there of the dered more beautiful by the presence of HAS? TE2M3, E2CHA1TQED. We represent no railroad interest what­ of the Housatonic; of their conflict with the flowers and potted plants. On the com­ on Washington street, leased of the Sey DELIVERED FREE WITHIN 20 MILES OF NEW YORK CITY ever. This movement is not directly or in latter; of the strain to which the system munion table stood an elegant cross of mour estate. Their presence here will Catalogus Uailsd oa J directly inspired by any special or personal would be subjected when the business had interest. We want the road; we do not roses and callas. The front was banked add greatly to the pleasure of friends and again doubled as would be the case in fifteen relatives. 110 Fifth Ave., cor. 16th Street, care who builds it. years, and of the loss of a mile in Bridge­ with roses and carnations from which rose NEW YORK CITY. 'HE CHOICEST It would not be entirely frank to say, so mm port by reason of a single curve, and of spikes of Easter lilies. The rector, Rev. far as we know the general sentiment of the BEDDING. nearly another mile in South Norwalk. C. C. Ferguson read service and preached, 'ORT ECONOMICAL commonwealth, that, had the people a pres­ The event of last week, though sad and as.r A lour track drawbridge is impracticable. his theme being the resurrection and the For Sale by: ent choice in the matter, they would prefer If the four tracks are contracted into two so distressing, was tne funeral of Hon. H. GLOVER & SON, Norwalk. that the New York, New Haven and Hart­ as to gauntlet the five r*raws the dangers of grandeur of the sacrifice which the Son of Thomas Sanford, at the Congregational ford Railroad Co. should build the. road P. J. CURTIS & CO., FINNEGAN & O'REILLY, " driving a fast express train into a freight Man had made for sinful man. The church last Eriday afternoon, Rev. W. J. F. B. GREGORY, " rather than any other. In my judgment it train are not slight. The benefits music conducted by F. D. Marvin organ­ would not be far from the truth to say that Jennings, the pastor, officiated. There 23 MAIN ST. W. E. OSBOBN, Westport. of devoting two tracks to fast pas­ ist, and sung byaquartett choir, embraced LEES & CO., " many would prefer that any other ccm senger traffic and two to freight exclusively was a very large gathering of the people, anthem, "Christ Hath Risen," Mason; CAN BE FOUND pany should build it. And why ? Be­ are not ove 'looked, but this advantage would notwithstanding the rain. The remains cause for twenty years they have seen one be confined to the 73*miles of road between anthem "Christ Our Passover," Shepherd; were bi ought from New Haven, where Mr. attempt after another rise and inspire hope New York and New Haven, and for the Gloria Patri, Bialla; Te Deum, H. Wil­ The Duchess, for CifOufc of the consummation so devoutly to be wish- Sanford died, after an hour's illness, early remaining 1G1 miles from New Haven to son ; Jubilate, Schilling; Hymn 111; ed, onlv to see each in turn obstructed, Boston the traffic would be of both sorts on the preceding Tueday morning, aged 66i Our Own, Kyrie, Gilbert; Hymn 103; Offertory, thwarted and finally wrecked. We do not the several routes, even if <5ne or more of years. The interment was in the cemetery 7?/iGumdTis«?> know the real purposes of all these, or Danks; Trisagion and Sanctus; Hymn them should be double tracked. By the at the Center. Mr. Sanford was the fore­ Uncle Nick, whether their proposals were always put lour tracking plan on the present location 207, Gloria in Excelsis. A pleasing musi­ forth in good faith. We know, too, the most man of the town, one of the first men ys/iurd/oia. r.o new traffic is secured, no new territory is cal programme was rendered in the even­ liability of all great corporations to be developed, no new industries are encouraged, of the county, and one of the prominent threatened, from bad motives, with a kind ing, the rector preaching. r no competition with this road is removed, men of the state. He had held most of RANGES, - •% c /dticd, of piratical and useless competition and or deferred, or rendered difficult, no animos­ Assumption Church,—High mass was WITH DUPLEX GRATES. that many schemes are pushed forward only the offices in the power ®f the town to be­ ities are allayed. By it the perennial performed at 10 o'clock with Rev. Father bathe,"the Jiarifc that they may be bought off. stow, being assessor, member of the board agitation for a parallel road is left open Carroll as celebrant. The Music with But as to this route, the public needs are with the Consolidated road out of the ques­ of relief, selectman for ten consecutive The West Shore such, the general utility of the completed fecTecA freely With tion as a possible sonrce of relief. organ accompaniment was superior and years,representative in the legislature three With Triple Oven Door and Double Grate. enterprise so great, that any plan to attain I have alluded to competition. For one result of much practice. The altar was tb# TNlt ty 3) olv i 59 he end in view found immediate favor, and times, and judge of probate. He had also I am ready to concede that effective com beautified with flowers and the attendance been deputy sheriff six years, and sheriff received the enthusiastic support of large petition is impossible between great railroad sections of the state. corporations, and that a substitute for the large. of the county three years. Twice he was To hold out the promise was enough, to regulation once expected from competition Flowers were placed at the pulpit of on the democratic State ticket for comp­ Ranges and Stoves pAlUjO LLEU obstruct its fulfilment roused the resent­ alone must be sought for in other directions. the Congregational church, the sermon of troller. He was also a member of a num­ ment and hostility incident to shattered The alternative seems to be effective govern­ with Flat Grates. hopes, seeming infringement of rights, need­ Rev. Mr. Backus and the singing being in ber of commissions appointed by the gov­ HikingIn§ G\so- , ment control. That is yet afar off. While less tribute on business. keeping with the day. Rev. Mr. lllman ernor of the state. He served on many fa\ jn sugar Qn^ Wafer We have no road. All these years it is it is developing there will continue to arise Good Second, Hand various plans based on the idea of competi­ at the M. E. church, Saugatuck, remem­ committees appointed by the superior as though we had been tion. Some other company will some day bered the day in his sermon, and the choir 3l7m And a great variety of Fancy Pants Patterns. ., 44 miles long. From the time card of the tonic dressing. 50c., $1.00, Druggists, or $1.«0 nfght the ladies of the Congregational there were services appropriate to Easter, company I find the existing line is 47.59 size prepaid by Express for $1.00. E. S. Wells, E. GUSOWSKI, Jersey City. church will hold what they call a rainbow and in the Sunday school were held Easter CORNER WALL AND WATER STREETS v ' miles long between the same points I take festival, and as the object is to increase these data from the U. S. Coast survey concert exercises. There was also a 'The Nine Worlds." Stories from Norse the fund for a church organ, they should charts showing the topography and trian- Mythology. Mary E. Litchfield. To be beautiful display of flowers in pots and HAPPY gulation inland beyond the layout of the published in May. This book tells in a be favored by a large company. cut bouquets. present road, and all accurately drawn to a simple way the story of the old Norse Both Episcopal churches held their MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE STAMFORD, CONN. ; , scale. gods, and is calculated to awaken an in­ annual meetings on Monday. ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. 15c. At druggisfs. Of course no road over the country pro­ terest in the religion of our Teutonic an} ROUGH ON PAIN PLA8TEB. Poroused. 15c. An enterprising, practical TRAINING SCHOOL, At a meeting held at National hall last t prepares both sexes for business life in the'., : posed would ever be built on the mathemat­ cestora. It is based chiefly upon the ROUGH ON COUGHS. Troches 10c. Liquid 25 thorough education., ical shortest distance line. On the other Eddas. The introductory chapter gives a Tuesday, Messrs. Horace Staples, Thomas ROUGH ON WORMS. Safe, Sure Cure. 25c central and health hand it is equallv certain that, were a new clear idea of the relative position of the R. Lees, M. W. Wilson, William L. Coly ful. For catalogue and desired information, a< road to be built by the present enlightened The action of Carter's Little Liver Pills ss, PRINCIPAL, MERRILL BPSINKSS COLLEOB, Constipation, Nine Worlds" of the Mythology, and tells and O. I. Jones were appointed a com­ 2 STAMFORD, CONN. and progressive management of this com­ in a few words the relation of the gods and is pleasant, mild and natural. They gent­ Biliousness, : ; pany, and no old road existed to which the giants to objects in nature. The book is mittee to employ an engineer to make ly stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels, but do not purge. They are sure to 1 want Agents to introduce our Hardy Nur­ Scrofula or - new must be made to conform, it would not suited to children or of any age, and will survey in view of building a reservoir and sery Stock in New depart from this base line so as to add to possess equal interest for general readers. introducing water to the village. Several please. Try Kindred diseases ? Then the length of the route to exceed two miles. Free the blood from these poisons. Don't Giun & Company, Publishers. . , localities from which a supply could be Good Fay to Good lien. mope along half alive half dead, but rouse It is probable that it would n»t add more A up your system. Give your good old friend, than a mile. Here there is a saving in Drunkenness.—-Liauor Habit. taken were named-. The estimated cost Probate Sale of Real Estate. Any niau of good habits, energy and detern the stomach, a chance to do Its work. construction of from two to three miles out In all the world there is but one cure, Dr. of introducing is $100,000. The senti­ URSUANT to an order of the Court of Pro­ Here is the remedy. of 47.59 miles. Considerable as this item Haine's Golden Specific. It can b ® given in & ment of the people is that no improvement P bate for the District of Norwalk, tie sub­ N. K. is it is yet small in comparison with loss for cup of tea or coffee without the knowledge of scriber, administrator of the estate of War. R. tee Nursery Co., i Tried, Trusty and True, the Ingredients of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and likely to be of more general benefit can be NASH, late of Norwalk, in said District, deceased this wonderful remedy have been used as a all time in hauling every passenger and permanent cure, whether the patient is a mod­ offers for sale all the interest which said deceas­ favorite and successful medicine for many every ton of freight this additional distance, made. ed had in the following real estate, viz.: years, but like the improvments In the tele­ erate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thous­ The total value of taxable property in The homestead situated at the head of Main PLEASANT HOME graph since Morse, the sewing-machine since and these items, together with a deduction ands ot drunkards have been cured who have street, consisting of dwelling house,and out build­ Howe, and the electric light since Franklin of from 1-24 to 1-16 from the expense of taken the Golden Specific in their coffee with­ Westport as reported by the assessors is a convenient locality is offered to person| ings in good repair, with about two acres of land rho would like to visit Washington, D. reed the first spark, the new and perfect maintenance of tracks and wear and tear of out their knowledge, and to-day believe they J attached, also, the premises adjoining, on the E mblnatlon of these Ingredients has never $2,055,827. Wilton road, with good dwelling house nicely ar­ time during the winter or spring. Rooia- n reached until combined as now In rolling stock must all be put to the credit of quit drinking ot their own free will. No harmiul effect results from its administration. Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Adams and family ranged for two families. Both of these places, PC1 HER'S IMPROVED MEDICAL DISCOVERY. our proposal. contain borough water and are located on line of MRS! J. E. BAKBOUR, Si This medicine purifies the blood as natural- Cures guaranteed. Send lor circular and full of Brooklyn are here for the season. 1008 I Street, N. W, Again, a glance at an accurate map of particulars. Address, in confidence, GOLDEN horse railway. Also about ten acres of desirable ess.™ The funeral of Mrs. Mary M. Goodsell» land situate in the town of Kidgefleld, a short dis­ New York and the New England states on SPECIFIC CO., 185 Race street. Cincinnati, 0. tance from the railroad depot, suitable for farm onials are recleved every day. PRICE $L,-0D a large scale is sufficient to indicate that the • \•••i' who died Friday at the home of her son, Miss Bertha G. Webb r MANUFACTURED BY THE V railway lines h^ive not been laid down Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Herman Goodsell in Coleytown, was held ° For further pwtufulars apply to UTILL take one or two pupils on the VIOI according to any comprehensive and thor­ The best salve in the world for cuts, OHAS. OLMSTEAD, Administrator. W Apply to Miss Webb, or to Mrs. M Monday, deceased was a sister of Mrs. Norwalk, Conn., July 23d. 1889. Mead, Norwalk. Roxbury Medical Co. * oughly considered plan. Nearly all were bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever originally built by local companies controll sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Deborah Bradley of th'.s place, and was in 52 WARREN ST., a ROX l3U RY, MASS. ing short .sections to meet local needs, and corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi­ her 73(1 year. CARD. Large Office Room to Rent. "AJTRS. GEORGE W. BRADLEY, (daughter of their surveys turned out for or went over tively cures piles, or no pay required. It The improvements in buildings but JN GAZETTE Building, second floor front FOB engineering difficulties that would not now is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction formerly editorial rooms of the GAZKTTH lTJ. the late Wm. R. Nash) desires VENIENT LITTLK COTTAGE of Seven be considered serious, many of which or money refunded. Price 25 cents per specially in grading which Mr. Frederick Enquire of PUPILS IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC .'A '• onSouth Uni<-i> Avenue. Kemper is making in his new property is CHAS.£OLMSTEAD, Norwalk. For terms apply to or address, 193 MAIN ST. 3M V not now Hale. V. ApplJ to CHAtiLES OLMSTEAD V'-,V I'. ' :-fe "v - ' •' ' V 'V ' . •" .• K: ' i? '»' ; ' • '.i »4* A-.;.- •/'- ' ', r* , '\, '• ' ./-v V*-. : ' ' - ! * \ ' •> ' v - I

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100 Ladies Wanted, Scent In Horses. HIGHER THAN ORDERS. THWARTED. " And 100 men to call on any druggist?for The finest and deepest emotions of a dog a free trial package of Lane's Family Med­ seem to be dependent on his sense of smell. The Conductor Tells why He Hai to Bit At mid!* • UM the deadliest of my foea • 3 devotion to his master and his recognition of on the bumpers of our freight train," said a So fearful was the fury of my hate, Rocky Mountains. For diseases of the Malevolent as some avenging fate, blood, liver and kidneys, it is a positive lesser friends depend largely upon his nose. freight conductor who has a run to the west. I sred by moonlight, through the garden close, pp cure. For constipation and clearing up According to Horse and Stable, another "I presume that we carry an average of a By blighted poppy and by ruined rose, ' the complexion it does wonders. It is the among the humbler friends of man is keen dozen each trip, but if they remain between And'stood at last beside my victim's gate. and delicate of scent. ' the cars we pretend not to see them." *'•J;'- A dim light burned within—softly and still best spring medicine known. Large size 1 WILL package 50 cents. At all druggists. The horse will leave musty hay untouched p»r"But it is against orders," was urged/*®' ' I crept up i !os»* against the window sill 'St!? in his bin, no matter how hungry he may be. ' '. "Oh, yes; but there is a higher power than And pa-!stj * peering through the lighted WE SEND BY MAIL A Costly Shipwreck. However great his thirst, he will not drink of general orders, even for railroad men. Five pane. % •IAKEHENSIAV The Royal Charter is the most notable or six years ago I used to be hard on the rail­ I reeled, as one traustaed at heart and brain. ,:: . 7^ fern water objectionable to his questioning sniffs, For there, God's mercy! on his bended knee, < 7|. - I modern instance of the wreck of a "treasure" nor from a bucket made in the least degree road tramp. I'd have the train looked over I heard my foe—my neighbor—pray for me! ship. She left Australia with £350,000 in her. offensive. ^ , at every stop, and if we cau jhr a chap he got -Jas. N; Matthews in Temple Vale. ' 1 '-J Of this sum, says Charles Dickens in his chap­ His intelligent nostril will widen, quiver handled pretty lively. Nowadays ^ throw : 8 ter on this dreadful shipwreck in "The Un­ out a hint to the braki'inen f . shut eyes, WM MALL ACKS GST AID and query over the daintiest bit offered by the Two Left Hands and No Head. - ^S R SO" P P '.^ YNDI1IU commercial Traveller," £300,000 were recov­ fairest of hands. A mare is never satisfied, and if the tramp doift presume too much on The author of "Tom Brown" tells us of a ered at 1 ^ nine of the novelist's visit to the either by sight or whinny, that a colt is real­ my good nature, no one wi.l disturb him." W nurse that watched over Tom's infancy, who Sheridan's Condition Powder spot vvh -,.e had driven ashore. Mean­ ly her own until she has certified the fact by j .."What happened re eh.-mjre yoi.r mind?" was gifted with, "two left-hands and no 4' is absolutely pure and highjy concentrated. One ounce is worth a pound of any other kind. Strictly a while ho • 1..U'M gold and silver, minted and i. fi"Oh, a little iwi'.ei'.t of ir> i:if«*ivst to the medicine, to be given in the food, once daily, in small doses. Prevents and cures all diseases of bens, means of her nose. head." How often this anomalous individual : worth its weight in gold, when hens are moulting, and to keep them healthy. Testimonials sent free otherwise . .umually afloat? How many Blind horses will, as a rule, gallop wildly ' public, but a jir.-ai o. • ! t-» me I v. iW married by mail.' Ask your arugglsti grocer, general store, or feed dealer for it. If you ean't get it, send at is found outside of the nursery I In the once to us. Take no other kind. We will send postpaid by mail as follows: — A new, enlaiKed, millions i.r. ^initially borne over the deep to about a pasture without striking the sur­ in December 11i ret' . ears ago. (,\i ilie third kitchen she is always dropping dishes and j - - • —SRS' POULTRY RAISING GUIDE" (price 25 cents; tells how and from India, America, Australia, China rounding fence. The sense of smell informs ; night I goc an «..r«,-i- runout with an extra. Powder for 60 cents; or, one large 2 1-4 making the fortune of the crockery dealers. • „„„„„ ts,flve for 81.00. Six large cans, express and South Africa by English steamers alone} them of its proximity. Others, when let out : There was a eoi'i rain, which froze as~it fell, In school he is always at the foot of bis class, aA": grgpaid, for $5.00. Send stamps or cash. I. S. JOHNSON & CO.. 23 Custom-Houso Street, Boston, ~ There should be no difficulty in making the from their stables, will go directly to the gate and one of m-y e.-ew got i.u.'t at our very first rather by reason of a certain mental care- »4' calculation, which, when arrived at, must leading to their accustomed feeding ground, stop. This left us short l.-amied, and as we lessness and inaptitude than because of posi- • surely yield a fine idea of the treasure over and when desirous of returning, after hours could lint Eiipp'y Lis place 1 had to act for tive stupidity. In politics he is constantly which the red flag flies, and an excellent no­ of careless wandering, will distinguish that bim. We were l>ai-.. i:i the mountains, run­ making those blunders which statesmen pro- tion of the trust that is reposed in the British one outlet, and patiently await its opening. ning strong to tin: »:e time, when the engineer nounce worse than crimes. In society, by pk J shipmaster and of the high qualities which The odor of that particular part of the fence whistled brakes lor a grade. I climbed out various contretemps and maladroit remarks, lisifj' go to the fulfillment of it.—Sydney Herald. serves as their guide. of the caboose wit:i t.ne brakeinen, and had he blazes his way through life. If there is a ' "J;. set two brakes and was after, the third UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OP THE COUNTRY, WILL OBTAIN The horsf, when browsing, is guided en­ corn under the table, he is sure to step on it; when a lurch of the cars threw me down and MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OP THIS MAP OP The simplest and best regulator ol the tirely by the nostrils in its choice of proper if there is a sore and sensitive heart, he is disordered liver in the world, are Carter's food, and blind horses never are known to I fell between two of them. I had just one sure to probe the wound with his bungling Sv.; Little Li-ver Pills. They give prompt make mistakes in their diet. glimpse of the red cheeked bride at home, lancet, and without the least intention of ,#4 relief in sick headache, dizziness, nausea, Nervous aud timorous as this noble ani­ just one swift thought of her in widow's weeds hurting any one's feelings. Sometimes this &c.; prevent and cure constipation and mal is known to be, his fears are, of course, and her heart breaking, when a hand grabbed man with two left hands finds his way into *. vcUdtostfru: piles; remove sallowness ami pimples doubled by his keenness of scent, for not only me. I' was going down head first, but the the pulpit, and then, alas, his awkward work *: from the complexion, and are mild and does the ej-e inform him of danger, but the strong clutch turned me over and mv feet is often disastrous indeed.—Golden Rule. % It C gentle in their operation on the bowels. nostrils also herald its presence. The mere struck the bumpers. I'd have gone then, only Carter's Little Liver Pills are small and as scent of a buffalo robe is sufficient to cause some one put my hands on the ladder, flung Uses of Paper. X easy to take as sugar. One pill a dose. extreme terror in many horses, and some, his arms around me from behind to hold me there, and said: Paper is now made to serve for steel and Price 25 cents. scenting the smoke of a train which has long iron. When strong fiber, is used it can be % since passed, show all the fear evoked by its "You are all right, old man. Your nerve WRE, The TTTIFES of AN Office HO1CM». will come back pretty soon." made into a substance so hard that it can t actual presence. scarcely be scratched. Railroad car wheels An office holder says: "The rack upon "And it was a tramp, eh?" ,; which the most popular man in political life "It was, and he held me there until the are made of it more durable than iron. A - 'If the heart of a maD is depressed with will split is to have the disposition of patron­ train reached its stop, and then helped me store in Atlanta, Ga., has been built entirely i-i age; You have twenty-five offices to fill. For cares—the mist is dispelled, when a wo­ down, for the sudden fright had taken all of paper. The rafters, weather boards, roof ^ man appears." The siuthor of these lines and flooring are all made of thick compressed S each one after election you will have twenty- my strength and nerve away. But for him I O {(wad/* five applications, and all from men who have had been suffering for some time with an I should have been ground up under the paper boards, impervious to Water. On ac- V? B&rarton count of the surface of the paper beingsmooth To done you good service and are deserving of attack,of acute rheumatism, and the wheels. This is the reason I keep a soft spot woman who entered such a timely appear­ and hard it cannot catch on fire as easily as a recognition. The one man you appoint does in my heart for the genus tramp, and why, N ! nn^E wooden building. It is found warm in cold I Espanola not think that he got any more than he de­ ance, brought a bottle of Salvation Oil. when I sometimes walk the length of every WVast Burerx and cool in hot weather. The Breslau fire­ | 8ANTA" served; the remaining four-and-twenty de­ train and find every bumper occupied, I — |Albuquer A Reminiscence ui , proof chimney has demonstrated that cooking nounce you from the Chain of Rocks to the look skyward and pretend not to see as I shall never forget him as he stood there and heating stoves, bath tubs and pots, when Wichita Jails b foot of El wood street as 'no good,' and an- in the majesty of his grand old age. His much as an old fur cap."—New York Sun. nuunce that 'they have it in for you.' I am annealed by a process that renders it fire- Riaco thick, silky hah- fell like a veil of snow about .proof, become more lasting than iron and Trill "xn- OUTE. often reminded of the sad declaration that his shoulders. His tall, gaunt figure was Copyt)chU8d8. by*. St. John Talleyrand is said to have engraved upon a The Great Cathedral of Nicaragua. not burn out.—St. Louis Stationer. straight as an arrow. His dark blue eyes The great cathedral of San Pedro of Leon plate on the top of his desk: 'For each ap­ were dazzling in their penetrating brilliancy. pointment I have made I have made ninety- is probably the finest religious edifice south of Ancient and Modern Chemistry. THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLUD & PISIFIS RAILWAY, They were eyes that seemed with one glance the City of Mexico. It was finished in 1743 Modern chemistry shows that the medical nine enemies and one in grate.'"—New York to search and know one's inmost soul. His Including' main lines, branches and extensions East and West of tlie Telegram at a cost of $5,000,000, occupying thirty-seven lore of the ancient herbalists had a much Missouri River. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, J olict, Ottawa, striking aquiline features were full of won­ years in construction. It is of cut stone and sounder basis than had been imagined. In Peoria, La Salle, Moline, Rock Island, in ILLINOIS—Davenport, Muscatine. derful expression as he talked. He seemed a Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Des Moines,Winterset, Audubon,^arlan, and Council To become happy, read about the Im­ is one firm mass of masonry, covers an entire 1597 water cresses were recommended for the god to fear and worship. His sarcasm, his square, and its front extends across one side cure of scurvy and scrofula. Chemists now Bluffs, in IOWA—Minneapolis and St. Paul, m MINNESOTA—Watertown proved Medical Diiscovery in another brilliant wit, was beyond conception. I do column. ' of the Grand Plaza. Like similar buildings, say that the cress contains sulphur, phosphor­ not believe any man on INDIAN TERRITORY—and Colorado in Antigua de Guatemala, this church has to be actual antidotes to scrofula. In John t-v~ u ViAT.AOA"nn "C1"PTHTTi "P'Yiolii-iino* nhn.iv fifl-rs t,n "Pe.arl-top?'<£^ lamp-chim­ great musician is to stop at but one quality walls at least fifteen feet in thickness, and Wesley's Herbal, which he prized so highly, in his genius. He was a great artist, a great has the solidity of a rock. Numerous earth­ wild carrots are recommended for asthma, writer, a great scholar. He had every ac­ vast areas of rich farming1 and grazing1 lands, affording the best facilities neys do not break in quakes have produced no impression, and the and we now hear that they do promote .ex­ of intercommunication to all towns and cities east and west, northwest use; they are made of tough complishment and every quality which man­ storms of a century aud a half have in no pectoration, and thus relieve that trouble­ and. southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and transoceanic Seaports. kind reveres and strives for.—A Pupil in At­ way injured its fine quality of stone. some complaint. Nettles are prescribed for glass by Macbeth & Co., Pitts­ lanta Constitution. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS fRAINS, While inspecting its interior I met the cure, blood spitting, goose grass for eancer and an old gentleman of perhaps 65 years of age, cobwebs for ague, and chemistry finds in each Leading* all competitors in splendor of equipment, coo., we Ventilated, and burgh. Your dealer probably free from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepe?s, • -REE Reclining "Have you your life preserver?" she who, though a well traveled European, had of these "simples" properties now recognized Chair XUars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining- Cars Dai.y Veen Chicago, has them; if not, he will thank timidly inquired, looking trustfully into never visited the United States. He told ma as useful in the several diseases.—Exchange. Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Rcciining Chair Car to the face of her lover, as the little craft in thatir. the numerous disputes between Leon 5orth Platte, Neb., and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, you to make him acquainted - _ . , ' . /n. ' t rr *-i s ^ Cnlon/ii/i I lirnnrr which they were seated skimmed grace­ and Grenada the church had often been con­ No More Company Manners. with them. fully over the billows. "Oh, yes," lie verted into a fortress, and sustained a few It is no longer comme il faut in polite cir­ Chimneys are mostly made answered merrily; "see here," and lie bombardments from besieging forces. Thirty cles to have company manners, company Lake, Ogden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San F;\,ncisco. The DIRECT pieces of artillery are said to have been LINE to and from Pike's Peak, Manitou, Garden oi the Gods, the Sanitari­ drew from his side pocket a bottle of Dr. clothes, company china and company cook­ ums, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. of brittle glass, partly because Bull's Cough Syrup. planted on its roof at one time, and on its ing. What is good enough for the family eastern side there are many indentations ought to be good enough for the guest. There it is cheap, and partly because tf'rllit in Asia. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, made by shot. is no honor in terrapin, truffles, ices and Solid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul, it is brittle. Makers are apt The bamboo is still grown in Pekin with the This cathedral was once possessed of great marrons, but there is honor in a welcome to with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from thpse pmnts and aid of good shelter, moisture and favorable wealth, the chancel was surrounded with a a refined 'home and a cover at the table Kansas City. Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, SpiritLake, to think the sooner things soil, but it is not found naturally growing in railing of solid silver, while all the altar where-cultureassembles. Cordial hospitality and Sioux Falls, via Rock Island. The Favorite Line to Pipestone, Water- China, as was its habit 39T? town, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing wear out or break the better the forests in North ornaments were of gold. With the exception takes on an added grace when, forgetting' self ^ Grounds of the Northwest. _ „ 2,000 years ago. It grows now in that part of of the cup and plate used at mass the chureh and personal comfort, the hostess anticipates THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to for business. It may be for the empire as a sort of garden plant only, so has no ornaments of precious metals now. travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bams, bt. the wants of the guests and manifests in in- business; but not, we suspect, far as is known at present. It is in Szechuan Much was shipped to Spain, and what re­ numerable attentions the esteem felt for them. ' Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, ana St. Paju. that the southern flora reaches farther to the For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket mained did not escape the rapacity of the A perfect meal is only a question of a few Office in the United States or Canada, or address for their business. northward. Oranges flourish there under the soldiers, who have many times advanced and dollars, but the freedom of the hearthstone >, protection of high mountains and, with the E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, -^•^ted through Leon.—Nicaragua Letter. that friendship extends has a higher value ^ ' aid of the mild climate there enjoyed, so also than money expresses.—New York World. ; General Manager. CHICAGO, ILL. Gen'l Ticket & Pass. Agent. the lichen is found there. In the neighbor­ A New Method of Treating Disease. hood of Shanghai oranges do not grow in the Hospital Remedies. Suitable Legs and Feet. ^ open air, nor can the trees weather the winter Do /Tour 0%v» Dyeing, ut Home. unprotected except on the island of Situngting, What are they ? There is a new depar­ Every creature has the kind of legs and PETER L. GUIGUE, Q"ftQ S GT'SD' V The> .rill dye everything. They are sold every­ in the great lake near Soochow.—New China ture in the treatment of disease. It con­ feet best suited to it. Birds living iu marshes ; where. Price iWc.a packuge. They have noequal sists in the collection of the specifics used have long, slender legs like stilts and some of - for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages Herald. • or for Fastiifss of Color, or non-fading Qualities. by noted specialistsof Europe and America, them are called "stilrbinls." The large body . of the elephant stands upon four thick pillars, . j . — & MBMM, L1(„. 3'oardlnf sL;. They do not crock or smut; 40 colors. ITor sale by Do not despair of curing your sick and bringing them within the reach of all. J..G .regory A. co.; .1. A. Kiffgs, Xo. 11 Main For instance the treatment pursued by the stag has supports of a lighter and nimbler UNION AVENUE, ' .Street, Geo. ti. l'luisied. Druggists. 1y2T headache when you can so easily obtain special physicians who treat indigestion, quality. Animals that get some of their liv > North of NorwalkCemetery, ^"© ' CI Slid EXCh^tl^6 Carter's Little Liver Pills. Hiey will stomach and liver troubles only, was ob­ ingin the water, as the beavers, otters, swans, 4 GOLD MEDA£i, PARIS, 18 . effect- a prompt and permanent cure. tained and prepared. The treatment of ducks and geese, are born with paddles on naiWMi, - - CORK. other physicians, celebrated for curing their feet. The mole, again, is born with ^ Their action is mild and natural Dealer in Green House and Hot House a rut X o <3 W. BAKER & CO.'S catarrh was procured, and so on till these spades on his forelegs, so that he may dig his .. Bedding and Vegetable Plants, Fruit, and Orna­ incomparable cures now include diseases way through the ground, and the camel has mental Trees Shrubbery, Vines. Cut Flowers of the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, his "feet carefully padded and his legs of suf- , always on hand and all sorts of designs in Flowers Breakfast Cocoa rheumatism and nervous'debility. ficient length to lift his head high above the , arranged to order. 41y2 Is absolutely pure ancl This new method of ''one remedy for sand waves so that his eyes may be pfotected , it is soluble. Grading and He-filling Cemetery Plots one disease" must appeal to the common from glare and dust.—Detroit Free Press. ; promptly attended to. No Chemicals sense of all sufferers, many of whom have arc used in its preparation. It has mart experienced the ill effects, and thoroughly •;'* Ostriches in Trousers. ^t;jv than three timet the strength of Cocda realize the absurdity of the claims of Pat­ A lady passing a Park avenue residence mixed with Starch, Awowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far *""re economical, ent Medicines which are guaranteed to last Saturday afternoon saw two hearty and costing Ust than one cent a cup. It is cure every ill out of a single bottle, and the muscular looking youngsters of anywhere dclicious, nourishing, strengthening, EA­ use of which, as statistics prove, has ruiu- from 3 to 6 years of age eating dirt with The "Record. SILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as persons in health. e(J more stomachs than alcohol. A cir­ pieces of shingle nails and gravel mixed with cular describing these new remedies is it. She rushed into the house to inform the Mo.14 Knlglit mt. Sold by Grocers everywhere. sent free on receipt ot stamp to pay mother of the eufants terribles of the situa­ The Norwalk Record (In rear of Horse Car Depot), ~v. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. postage by Hospital Remedy Company, tion, but was cheerfully informed that if the Toronto, Canada, sole proprietors. Re­ nails were not rusty they wouldn't hurt the an established fact. Although it is only a NORWALK, CONN. liable agents wanted. children becar.se they were used to it. Carriages furnished at all hours. Courteous at­ •ear old its circulation already averages mortality-of Clergymen. "Why," said she, "they live on tacks." An tention and gentlemanly drivers, CHAS. H.VALDEN investigation proved that the youngsters w Among much curious information on the made regular meals off of oyster cans, tacks, 3,000 COPIES PER WEEK, subject of ministers it .is shown that of 2,030 gravel and dirt, and were never sick a day a fact which attestsits rapid rise ami tirni hold on who died 19(5 lost their lives from infectious in their lives.—Minneapolis Tribune. the public favor. It aims to be clean and whole­ SOLDIERS, ATTENTION —DEALER SN— disease, the largest number, 127, being from some, and presents all the legitimate news in "abllominal typhus," that is, gastric and 5' -f ' ' Mustaches in Congress. 5 1,1 readable, spicy and terse shape. Its subscription nervous fevers. Constitutional maladies car­ price is sufficiently low to enable anybody to have The prevailing style of wearing the hair _ «• without discarding aiiy other of their favorite WM, H. HAYWARD, ried off J53 pastors, of whom 132 succumbed journal?, and it prospers without encroaching to "new malignant forms of disease," that is, for congressmen is on the upper lip. The upon the prosperity of any of its excellent and to troubles of a cancerous character. first impression on looking at Mr. Reed is esteemed local contemporaries*, as is shown by GROCERIES, that there is not a shoot of hair on his full i, ^ Pension Attorney, Diseases of the nervous system proved fatal the fact that it enjoys and appreciates the hearty moon face, but, for a fact, he has a mustache ^ good will of all—the GAZETTE, Hour, Sentinel "The Old Oaken Bucket, in 113 cases, 81 dying from brain disease and Journal and Republican. 708 East Capitol Street, The Iron-bound Bucket, 32 from affections of the spine. As many as —just the tiniest little stub of a blonde mus- m-i THE RECORD is sent to any address for the The Moss-covered Buckct," 524 died from throat and lung troubles, of tache. Fully nine-tenths of all the members V small sum of WASHINGTON I>. C!., FRESH AND HEW. * is very likely the one that has ennveyrd whom 196 yielded to pneumonia and bronchi­ of the house wear hair on their upper lips, , Located at the National Capital, adjacent to all the poisons to your system from some old veil, tis anil 156 to consumption. Heart disease and the fashion is quite common among sen- Executive Departments, gives me superior whose waters have become contaminated ft cents a Year; SiHEle Copies, 2 cents was tKe cause of death in 204 instances; 299 ^tors. If all the men who have no other hair Jsjsv advantage in the prosecution of Claims from eewers, vaults, or percolations from on their faces except that on their upper lips Now is the Time to Subscribe. against the United States. the soil. To eradicate these poisons !rnm died from apoplexy and 223 are said to have I shall keep constantly on hand a : the system and save yourself a of died from old age. Only 14 out of 2,030 com­ voted together they could carry any measure 0 t. INCREASE YOUR PENSION. malarial, typhoid or bilious fever, and to mitted suicide; 12 perished through accident, by a )hree-fourths majority.—Cor. Philadel- pj! Many pensioners borne on the rolls are entitled keep the liver, kidneys and lungs in a phia Telegraph. { to a much higher rate of pension than they now FULL LINE OF ALL GOODS healthy and vigorous condition; use Dr. 1 being murdered; 9 were described as insane. SPECIAL TO FARMERS. receive. In a great majority of cases in which Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Ii —Medical Journal. usually found in a . arouses all the excretory organs into ac­ -•2 { i.'i'jp; Chance for Women In China. pension was granted for disease, the pensioner is tivity, thereby cleansing and purifying the TU.© Record entitled to an Increase of rate, and in most cases system, freeing it from all manner of l-!noti- . r i . • ->!h " • Dr. King, an American lady, occupies the where it was granted for wounds or injuries the poisons, no matter froui .what cansr Sought for the last hundred years. A position of physician in ordinary to Count Li, PUBLISHES EVERY SATURDAY disability increases each year. As time passes the remedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold in disability of all classes naturally increases. Many It- have arisen. All diseases originatirit! from one of the most distinguished statesmen in were at first rated too low, and it often occurs which I will sell at prices n torpid or deranged liver, or from itupm-e the head found at last in Ely's Craam China. She also possesses a valuable practice The New York Market Report that pensioners are unjustly or erroneously re­ blood, yield to its wonderful curativc prop­ Balm. Safe and pleasant to use and duced by examining surgeons. A pensioner is erties. It regulates the stomach and bov. ols, in Shanghai, where some of her surgical op- *- CV'.ltECTED UP TO DATE. tf37 ' DEFYING HONEST COMPETITION promotes the appetite'and digestion, an <5 easily applied into the nostrilf. It gives erations have excited the admiration of her ' entitled to increase on a disability not set forth in cures Dyspepsia, "Liver Complaint." and relief at once and a thorough treatmeut his original declaration. The pension laws are to beat. A share of the public patronage is solicit­ Chronic Diarrhea. - Salt-rheum, Tetter. medical brethren. It appears that there is a ; more liberal than formerly, and bet ter rating cau ed and every effort will be made to faithfully Eczema, Erysipelas, Scrofulous Sorry anri positively cures Price 50 cents. ' iV wide field of employment open to women doc­ be had for many disabilities. I make a specialty serve onr customers. Give us a call and r of Neglected and Rejected Claim*, and if yon will Swellings, Enlarged Glands and Tim,nr. tors in the Chinese empire.—^Exchange. BUILDING LOTS let. us assure yon of onr ability to disappear under its use. His Family. • t f present me with a brief statement, of your case, give satisfaction. , "Golden Medical Discovery " is the orly George—Speaking of your wife, J have ?3.i stating by whom it was presented. T will obtain a blood and liver medicine, sold by tiruggins. By Chance. rehearing of your case, and, if it has merit, will under a positive guarantee of its bene­ never seen her yet. ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.) procure a favorable settlement Many claims fiting or curing in every case, or money Jack—Is that so? You must come iu with Lillie—So Laura McFlyrter is really en- Btand rejected before the department, when it CHAS. H. VALDEN, » paid for it will be promptly returned;; : me. By the by, I have a new dog I want to gaged? only requires a competent attorney to make them Larry—Yes. Met her fate in Los Angeles. ,;'* -T good cases. Soldiers suffering with disabilities ?! Copyrijrlit, 1888, by WOKLD'S DIS, MED. Ass'N. show you, too; most wonderful fellow—a set­ FOR SALE contracted in service, who hate not applied for a ter. Here's my house. We'll go in the back Quite by chance. raw pension, should do so as it is their RIOHT. . : 5Wall St, Norwalk, Ct. way—dog's in the yard.—New York Weekly. Lillie—Cert. It was a purely Occidental " SOLDIERS OF THE MEXICAN WAR, meeting.—Pittsburg Bulletin. O*/ Wilton Avenue ^,1 Hiss Bertha Or. Webb Card of Thanks.—I hereby desire to Who were in that service sixty days, [or their ILL take one or two pupils on the VIOLIN. widows if not re-married] are emitled to $8.00 per iSALESVEJJ to sell Nnr- Apply to Miss Webb, or to Mrs. M. E. extend to all my friends my thanks for the ^ Walker Fearn, late United States minister AFGLY TO month from January 29th. iss7. ^ tf20 |sery stock. All Goods WMead, Hillside, Norwalk. 4t4 many kindnesses extended to me during at Athens, states that brigandage no longer Warranted first-class. my past illness of over three months from exists in Greece. He says that he and his e7manent,WANTED Pleasant, profitable positions for the *.>n CH IS. OLMSTEAJ), For Salo Cheap. Kmen. Good salaries and expenses paid rheumatism, and 1 especially desire to tell daughter and a few friends, unarmed and - £ CABS. without an escort, visited en horseback th9 SECOND-HAND Cast Iron Fence, with gate eghtly. Liberal lnducemei "> beginners. No RS. GEORGE W. BRADLEY, (daughter of them that but for Sulphur Bitters 1 should OR A all in perfect order and as good as new, Pevious experience necessary. a''its free. the late Wm. R. Nash) desires have been suffering still May yon never wildest parts of Greece and met with nothing about 120 f«et in length. Will be sold at a sacri­ eWrite for terms, giving age. M but cordial hospitality. • " . 1" fice if applied for Boon* Enquire'at HAS. H. CHASE,-Nurserymen,Rochester, N.Y. PUPILS IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC suffer what I have, is the best wish of (UZETTE OFFICE. 80ft, GAZKTTE OFEICK Mention this paper. For terms apply to or address, 193 MAIN ST. 3m your friend, B. H. TAYLErB v 3 asiiis

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•A'S&S:: R. U. CllAUFUKB,;? THE 1804 DOLLAR. {juecin of Spain. \ • . IN THE HALL. ^ " 0|E«WILS0N AN ARIZONA SAND STORM. Maria Christina, the widowed queen of Hints as to the Constrnctlon anil Interior Iratieiits, Heal Estate ail Insurance, A. Flood of lieht Is Thrown on the His- Spain, who rules as regent during the minor­ Decorations. -fit'*-'' •' ' ' ROOM 2, MASONIC BUILDING. 1 «; tory of Tlittfc Bare Coin. \ W ity of her infant son, has a kind heart. Upon The functions of the hall of a comfortable General Insurance & Ileal Estate Ager 'EXPERIENCE OF PASSENGERS ON A the death of the^ister of Castelar, the Repub­ The writer of this article saw the follow­ residence are to afford access to the different • . •• • 'I f ^ lican leader and orator, the queen, knowing j TRAIN OVERTAKEN BY ONE. ing item of news in The Republican several parts of the house, and it may be considered Wm. Lockwood, sr s-v p*'— how close was the intimacy that had existed ; Money to Loan. f%; • ! - " " -i?: days since. Ho has seen the same or a simi­ the main conduit in the general system of If.- ®|VJv; rMi between them, sent the following message by apartments, large enough to contain the Seal Estate, Insurance and Investment lar article in about one hundred newspapers the president of the council: Stocks, Bonds &c., Bought and Sold, wit. A Happy Party Rudely Disturbed—Heads staircase, passages and furniture, etc. Securities. published all over the United States within a "Tell Senor Castelar that I forget that he and Loans Negotiated at Lowest fei: Wrapped in Towels and Sheets for Six It is not possible to say very much in praise - few weeks. It first originated in a paper at is the head of the Republican party, to re­ tti MOWEY TO liOAlff. of the hall in city houses; it is usually a nar­ Hours, While the Sand Beat Through St. Paul, Minn. Here follows said item: member only that he is a national glory, a Insurance riaced in First-Class Companies Bates of Interest. "The missing dollar of 1804 is said to have row and rather dark passage to the stairway Roof and Double Windows. , • great orator, an unrivaled artist, and that I Office—Cor. MAIN & WALL STS., NORWALK HOOtt NO. S GAZETTE BUILDING, turned up. In that year but four silver dol­ share his sorrow as a Spaniard and as a usually devoid of ornamentation or decora­ NORWALK, CONN. • , It was a sad and dilapidated looking lot ef lars were coined. The whereabouts of three tion. It is a matter of necessity that the ly 13 passengers that arrived at the Dearborn queen." Df these have long been known to coin col­ A Spanish poet waged war against the stairs should be central, and the proportion Street depot. Sorry a spectacle as they pre­ lectors, but the fourth has been missing. Dr. of risers and treads and the lengths of each sented, the cars upon which they came were queen's regency so bitterly that at last he DENTISTRY! W. H. MEEKER, Edward Walther, of St. Paul, Minn., is now was tried, condemned and exiled. Being de­ flight are to a certain extent dictated to us a still sorrier. They looked as if the train by their intended use, and leave little chance Everything in Dentistry, and Everything * advertised to have found the long lost piece pendent on his pen for his livelihood, his wife had been through a gigantio sand blast, and of variation or of altered modes of construc­ Fnlly Warranted.^ in the possession of an aged Norwegian liv­ and children left behind were soon reduced .A such proved to be really the fact. "You ing in the southern part of the state* who to poverty. For their sake he solicited the tion. Where possible the stairs should be PHil, Steam anil Gas Fittii see," said an elderly man who had had on thrown back through an arcade or bay, so as W. H. BALDWIN, I). D. had kept the piece in the depths of a stocking queen's pardon. It was granted at once and this journey his first, and he hopes his last, to give a pleasant background and to pro­ for many years. The doctor paid $150 for he returned to Spain. He then begged the 68 Wall St., Norwalk, Ct. . SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 7 experience with an Arizona sand storm the dollar. It is quoted in coin catalogues at vide as large an inner area as ^possible for , •'you see the outside of our coaches how favor of an audience that he might express $800.". in person to the queen his gratitude, and was light and air. All such recessed treatment Sanitary Plumbing, and Ventilation, ahd. slimy they are; how dusty,-dirty, scratched, would give greater depth and add size and There is about as much false information graciously received. After a few kind words, J. BELDENHURLBUTT, Low Pressure Steam Heating, a Specialty. - ~ •rent and torn they are. You have been in­ published to the wbrld in the above as is pos­ dignity to the principal feature of a good side and observed how greasy, splotched, the queen suddenly said: house. PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES. sible in so few lines. It is time some one "You are not very rich, senor; literary worn and torn the upholstery is. We had who knows should correct these statements If we would be genial hosts we should Attorney ai Counselor at Lav, ' > V men of genius rarely are, and you have a Room No. 4, Up Stairs, ; Pipe and Fitting for Steam and Gas.; I'/';' - been going along swimmingly, most of us and let the public know the facts about the have our greetings echoed by appropriate large family, I am told." GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN. ^#11111 bound to Chicago, and all happy in the pros­ celebrated 1804 dollar. It is true there is surroundings. Agent for the Florida Low Pressure Boiler. I' ^ pect of meeting and shaking hands with our "I have six children, your majesty." The spirit of welcome may be made to per­ some difficulty in obtaining the facts and "Six!" said the queen. "Well, there will friends here, when we encountered that vil­ some obscurity as to the number of these dol­ vade the apartment in which we live if we ALEX. S. GIBSON, Facilities for Cutting and Threading all Sizes of lainous sand storm. The day had been cloud­ be three for you and three for me," but know how to express ourselves in the Pipe. 50tf lars that have been minted* The article above "From that day," writes the author of Organist of 1st Congregational Church,Waterbary, less, with not a single ugly spot in view. In says that only four of the dollars were struck silent language of Teacher of "Cosmopolitan Recollections," "the three !our train were three Pullman cars, five pas­ in that year. There were none struck. The art. For the hall, daughters) of the poet were educated at the senger coaches and three other cars. We had die was undoubtedly made for a dollar of a. hard wood floor is Pianoforte, Organ and Musical TO HORSE OWNERS': ; formed acquaintances, one car. with another, regent's expense, under her own personal an absolute neces- 1804, but none were issued. supervision, and monarchy counts one loyal We keep constantly on hand a good assortment of - •> V ^jl and decided that never had so large a com­ The die for the half dollar of the same year ity; plain if our Composition, •' - subject more."—Youth's Companion. pany been so happy in having come up with was made, but who ever saw a half dollar of means are liirited, Lock Box 39 P O..NOKWALK.CONN. Kentucky and Ohio Horses, so many congenial spirits. but where it is pos­ 1804? We know the die was manufactured, Women in the Treasury Department. •J "We had passed on the morning through a sible let it be laid selected with great care in the western markets. for the next year an 1805 half dollar was There are a greater number of clerks em­ We have horses suitable for all purposes and no long and broad field of sage brush. Although struck which plainly shows the four under in patterns; square one who wants a thoroughly reliable animal should ployed in the treasury than in any other de­ MR. C. F. DANIELS, the wind was high, and howled as though it the five. To go back to the 1804 dollar: I or other geometric purchase before seeing what we have to offer. partment, and more women are at work there INSTRUCTOR UPON THE ; We also keep constantly on hand at our Carriage were celebrating the discovery of America have a record of ten of these dollars of un­ figures for the cen­ Repository a complete line of CARRIAGES front and all the important events that have since than elsewhere. A Miss Douglass was the ter, with a richer doubted genuineness and names of the owners first woman to be given a position. This was the best makers, which are manufactured for us happened, we cared nothing for it, because and place of residence can be furnished. So border. Good taste to special order; every carriage warranted. in 1851, Secretary Chase, during Mr. Lin­ would prefer that PIANO-FORTE AND ORGAN. WAGONS and CARTS of every description. >we were forging ahead, and the wind's frolic much for the story published above. Per­ HARNESSES, WHIPS, ROBES, BLANKETS y > 'made no impression whatsoever on our prog­ coln's adminstration, having been the first the center should Especial attention given to Harmony and Rhyth­ haps the readers of this paper would like officer to suggest the appointment of women. mical Studies. ress. be entirely of the 3m47 Lock Box 114, Norwalk, Conn. some of the facts connected with the issue cf Miss Douglass was put to cutting money, and DANN'S LIYERY STABLE, ; A SEMI-TROPICAL CLIMATE. . this dollar. It was probably first struck same wood, so laid ''We were in Arizona; at an altitude of handled the scissors so well that regular ap­ that the grain OFFICE 48 WALIi ST., NORWALK about 1S40. pointments of women were made in 1863 about 6,000 feet the thermometer registered The mint at Philadelphia has one of the makes the pattern. TNA 1N8U11A NC D, OPP. D. & N. IS. S. DEPOT 35 about 12 degs. below zero, and the urbane while Gen. Spinner was treasurer. Miss The border may be M Incorporated 1312. Charier Perpetu first, and a Mr. Stickney of Salem, Mass., Keller, who entered at that time, still holds jporter was comforting us with the reflection had influence enough to have one struck for designed for a com­ CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $8,902,272.64. a position in the department. that in a very few hours we should go down his collection. He gave the mint in exchange bination of woods, grade and be in a semi-tropical climate, when It was in the redemption division where such as oak and Insures against loss and damage by Fire, on FURNITURE ! rare and valuable colonial coins. Mr. Stick­ terms adopted to the hazard and consistent with suddenly, as we were crossing Canon Diablo, Miss Douglass' scissors became famous and cherry, or oak and ney is now between 80 and 90 years old, and opened the way for women's work in the he laws ef compensation. COWLES & MERRILL, that infernal storm of sand burst upon us. the probability is strong that his specimens SUGGESTIONS FOR STAINEDMAPJE mahogany, Sole Agents for Norwalk and vicinity. Have you ever seen that red sand of the great treasury. Ladies were first employed in cut­ GLASS WINDOWS. sycamore, ash or may be soon on the market. Other well ting notes at salaries of $600. In 1864 con­ Geo. E Raymond, American desert? It is as fine as extra super­ known collectors also obtained the dollar for Georgia pine. In laying floors in patterns INER D. RANDALL, Architect and Super fine flour and more penetrating than the best gress passed a bill raising the amount to $900. it is well to choose woods which will not form M intendent. FURNITURE DEALER, their cabinets. Later some of the mint work­ But soon after this a machine was invented a Plans and Specifications for all kinds of Build­ directed shot from a ten inch rifled gun of too strong contrasts, such as oak and maple, ings. Has removed to the new and commodious store men, unbeknown to the authorities, so it is for cutting the money, which made it un­ four doors above his old stand and stocked it. modern pattern. Now we are in a clear blue said, surreptitiously struck off a few more; oak and yellow pine, mahogany and cherry, Artistic designs for stairways, mantels, side- sky, the sun smiling joyously down upon necessary to employ manual labor. Then the bo&rds etc. with NEW GOODS Of the LATEST how many is not certainly known. When etc. Georgia pine, being the cheapest wood, Framing or working plans for all kinds of build­ STYLE and FINEST FINISH. earth. ladies were given the work of counting may be used in largest quantities, with a few this came to the ears of the authorities stren­ money, and 180' were employed in this way ings accurately made. GEO. H. RAYMOND, Agent. "Then—and then means less than one-half uous e'fforts were made to reach and call them bands of oak or cherry about the walls for a Office. <-or Main and Wall sts., Norwalk. Open a second afterward—we are in the midst of a until the fractional currency was discon­ border, which seems to be a necessity, even Furnishing Undsrtaker and Embalmer. in. A few were found, but the problem still tinued, and these women were gradually dis­ Wednesday and Saturday evenings. cloud of sand, which with infinite impudence remains as to how many may yet come to though the same wood is used. The color of Residence, Riverside ave., East Norwalk. lyl I give my personal attention to laying out and and without knocking, forces entrance every­ charged until only about forty now remain. the pine is a bright yellow, and serves as a furnishing everything necessary for the light. The original dies were destroyed in —Cor. New York Press. interment of the dead. where. Pullman cars have double windows, 1S69. One was found in the year 1884 in good background for rugs; but if too strong Building Materials, &c. and all of these are fast. In a trice the venti­ Germany, and was sold the next year for for the scheme of color adopted, it can be Residence—No 3 Berkeley Place, Norwalk. Great American Collections of Orchids. UILDING STONE, all qualities of sand, eel lators are closed tight, and the porter and $1,000. stained darker. Telephone Communication with Residence conductor stand with cocked revolvers to The most extensive, select and valuable pri­ B lars dug, gardens and grounds renovated Prices for this dollar have ranged all the vate collection of orchids in this country is horses and carts for hire. I have some thoroughly shoot the first man, friend or foe, who seeks way from $400 to $1,200. No counterfeit rotted and very fine manure for flower beas. that of Mr. F. L. Ames, of North Easton, •Mi to enter. A surgeon is on the car, and he at dies of the 1S04 dollar were ever made, but J. W. EDMUNDS, once calls out in stentorian voice that every Mass ; it is worth about $200,000. Mr. W. S. No.6South Union Avenue. many electrotypes and altered dates are in Kimball, of Rochester, has a collection worth P. O. Box 654, Norwaltk passenger shall envelp his or her head with a the hands of collectors and dealers of old sheet or towel. about $125,000, and the collection of Mr. coins. The writer has examined probably a Erastus Corning, of Albany, is probably "It is the hour of 1 in the afternoon. In a hundred of these spurious dollars. Many col­ PLYMOUTH KOCJt ICE. trice we pass from light to darkness. The worth nearly as much. Among other gentle­ lectors know that their specimens are not men who have large and choice collections of HAVE a large quantity of Ice on hand. It was A Full Stock of Furnitureof all kinds- engineer afterward declares that he was un- W'mwMm frozen en pure water. It is clear, clean and genuine, but they allow their friends who are orchids are Professor Marsh, of New Haven; I j able to see the bell on his engine or his smoke- not posted to believe they are genuine. The solid ice. All orders promptly attended to. [• stack, and consequently he pulls up at a full Mr. John Eyerman, Easton, Pa.; Mr. Charles Thanking my customers for past favors,I solicit late John T. Raymond was led to purchase Drissell, Philadelphia; Mr. D. Brown, St. a continuance of their patronage. FARLOB AND BESBOOKSETS 4 „/•> I'stop within a quarter of a mile of Winslow one of this kind some years ago in Chicago, LOW WAINSCOTING AND TIMBER CEILING. 19tf R. L. ELLS. ( station. He can push his engine through Louis; Mr. B. Oronato, New Orleans; Mr. F. ' a specialty. ; for which he paid $300. A short time since, T. McFadden, Cincinnati; Mr. W. H. Chat- If an open fireplace is included in the con­ Vj, 1 snow, even though it be piled up. a foot when his collection was sold, it brought $5.60, trast it should be broadly treated. We can THE .. ... -- or more on the track, but his experience wick, Chicago; Mr. De Witt Smith, Lee, and this because it had once belonged to Mass., and Mr. Hicks Arnold, of New York rely only on the surface and color of its ma­ DAVID STOW, has taught him that if sand be piled up, the famous actor, and not because it was terial for its beauty, or it may be richly Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. I though but an inch or two above the rail, his city. Besides these, however, almost every­ Has now completed its worth anything like that sum. one who has a greenhouse grows orchids more carved. In its composition it should be Main Street opp. Depot lentire train will be ditched. He is aware If the truth could be known the strong simple and have few subdivisions. The shelf 18th SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS TEAR lthat a train is likely to butt into his and that pr less. And not outstanding a dollar of unpaid losses probability is that the dollar found by Dr. Among commercial florists. Pitches & Man- should be high, to contain a few large orna­ has SOUTH NORWALK, CONN I a western bound train is likely to telescope Edward Walther, of St. Paul, in the hands of or claims for losses. No sound company insures da, of Short Hills, N. J.,have the largest and ments. for less. I him in front. But he realizes also that the the "aged Norwegian" would belong to the The hearth nAy be ct pressed brick, or Iswitch ahead may be misplaced. Hence his most valuable collection in the country; it is W. c. STREET, Pres., GEO. B. ST. JOHN, Treas., same category as the Raymond dollar. Two worth considerably over $100,000.—New York brick colored tiles, sometimes laid in herring GEO. R. COWLES. Secretary. •halt. Ding, dong, dong, ding! goes his bell, years ago in the city of Meriden a showman bone, but usually in simple patterns, broad |and thus it keeps up unremittingly! offered for my inspection and purchase an Sim. enough to receive the loose dust and ashes. GENERAL MARKET "There is not much talking. The most op- spress. 1804 dollar. He was not sure of its genuine­ Too Old to Learn New Tricks. The fire place should be lined on the inside Itimistic of our party once in a while essay a Patronize the old reliable ness, but knew if it was it possessed great It is indeed a hard task to instill the latest with fire brick, or to haveornamental cast iron Meat, Fish, Vegetables, dec. •pleasantry, but the individual who attemps it value. The writer knew at once it was an linings. Large andirons of brass or wrought i pale and retires within himself. I can- • fads of fashion into the every day life of the ADAPTS EXPRESS COMPANY. altered date—probably from an 1801 dollar. old timer who likes the old ideas best and who iron should be used to receive the logs of lot describe the situation, nor could you do J RATES AND PKOMPT DELIVERY. LOCKWOOD & LOCKWOOD, It was well calculated to deceive. hates to break away from them. It was a wood, or basket grate for coal—whichever .ow > you been there. Later on, after the A few months later this identical dollar may be the conditions. Branch Office, Norwalk. at S. K. Stanley's UAIN STREET. storm had passed, we were told at Winslow Michigan boulevard millionaire who sat was found in the hands of a man in Burling­ If a high wainscoting is used, it should be Mam Office at Depot, South Norwalk. tfl2 down to his dinner table not long ago and no­ L. HUNT, Agent. All kinds of the best qualities of Meats, Flak, by those who had been there since the town ton, Vt. His statement was that he found it six or seven feet in aad had its being that that section was visited ticed the absence of the good old silver castor Clams, Vegetables, etc., are kept constantly on in Montreal nearly forty years ago, and he that had graced the center of the board for height, keeping the ibout once a month by a simoon, but that it had been the owner ever since. moldings flat and hand, and will be sola by us as low as can be pro­ ras exceptional for such a storm to endure years and years. He could not see it any­ ». A. FKANKE, cured at any market in Norwalk. We intend t Nothing but "impecuniosity" would allow where and he asked his eldest daughter what using beveled pan­ tor more than an hour. Yet we struck that him to part with the dollar. A syndicate was els. The entire wall prove to our customers that we deserve their [storm at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and it had become of it. "Why, papa," she said, being formed to purchase it on speculation, surface above may patronage by fair and generous dealing. id not subside until one-half hour after 6. "you know that castors are not used at all THE HAIR CUTTER, but one of the gentlemen would not consum­ be treated as a 1V40 LOCKWOOD & LOCKWOOD. )uring that time the blast struck on the cor- nowadays. Small bottles are placed about mate the bargain till the dollatr had been sub­ frieze. With a low­ aer of our rear coaches and kept tbem con- the table instead." For a few moments the No. 1 Gazette Building. mitted to my inspection. Being a personal er wainscot the antly rocking, each of them being lifted up old gentlemen regarded his stylish daughter friend, the gentleman had to be told all about walls should be HOT AND COLD BATHS. J. C. NEW KIRK, i the utmost • limit of the car springs, and sternly. Then he said: "You just ring the the coin and its history. The syndicate went treated differently, ropped back again heavily upon the axles. bell there and order up the castor. I've been to pieces. It is perhaps needless to say that the divisions d e - Jot one of us dared expose eyes, nose or used to a castor all my life and I'm too old to the obscurity hanging about this celebrated pending upon the PENSIONS ^DENTIST louth one second, but we kept our visages make a fashionable change now." Thedaugh- dollar and the general desire of the public to proportions of the., And GOVERNMENT CLAIMS my sole busi­ oncealed by sheets, blankets, towels, or a ter saw that there was no help for it, so she ness. Rejected and Increase claims a speciality. Dentistry performed in all branches. Gold and be informed of the facts connected therewith room. The ceiling Porcelain Crowns inserted. Gas administered riple supply of handkerchiefs. It was aw- ordered the servant to shy the castor into the Don't delay. Atidreas or visit is all the apology necessary for writing this should be heavily for the painless extracting of teeth. lully discouraging, I can assure you. If a ring again.—Chicago Herald. Office at residence, Xiewis Street near Con­ article.—F. G. M. in Meriden Republican. paneled, if of suffi­ GEtf. WM. H. NOBLE, gregational church, Norwalk lj37p fellow was minded to talk he could not be cient height. The „ ^ ard, because all the rest had their ears so Lamb Takes Wordsworth Down. No. 91 STRATFORD ATH., BRIDGEPORT, CT. Common Everyday Superstitions. How deftly he punctured Wordsworth's exposed beams may luffled up that they could not have heard SUGGESTION FOR TS sublime conceit, on his hinting that "other be cased and carved STAINED X thunder when at its best, or an entire broad­ Breaking a mirror is believed to be signifi­ or molded, and pan- OLlASS WINDPW- -1N- M side from a full rigged ship. cant of a death in the immediate family of poets might have equaled Shakspeare if they HENRY NUSS, cared." "Oh, hero's Wordsworth says he els of wood or plaster formed by a system of "I died a dozen times in that six hours of the one who causes the disaster; crossing the cross beams. 1 raiting. I can never, possibly, suffer as I street in front of a funeral; making a false could have written 'Hamlet* if he'd had the OIL, PASTEL OR CRAYON mind. It is clear that nothing is wanting When the question of color arises we must Restaurant, Cafe and Smokiag Room, Elegant work, at lowest Prices, by len endured agony. Start from onri's house to go to business and choose a key note or prevailing tone as a con­ :y "It is a physiological fact that such a wall returning; the inimical character of this,how­ but the mind!" Wordsworth got into a state Grand Central Station, of mind when Lamb, with friendly frank­ trast. If mahogany or cherry doors and trim­ E. T. WHITNEY, |f sand makes short the supply of oxygen, ever, may be overcome by sitting down in a mings are used, a red of the same color should 42D STREET AND 4TH AVENUE, NEW YORK I 5 ren out of doors. But we were shut up chair in the house before starting out again; ness, rated the "Lyrioal Ballads" a little Formerly of Norwalk. Leave orders at Art De­ lower than did their author, and "wrote four be chosen for walls, but lighter in tone. The Entranoe from waiting room, New York, New partment of BOSTON STORE, 2d Floor, Nor­ w and close within a car. We breathed upsetting the salt is supposed to prodtice a walk, Conn. 36 sweating pages" to inspire Lamb with a walls are best without patterns if the last two Haven and Hartford railroad. tf32 rer and over again the same supply of air. quarrel, a remedy for which is to throw a coats of paint are stippled so as to give a dull • & got closer and closer, and our lungs got pinch of it over the left shoulder; if a person "greater range of sensibility;" and the tor­ FOR KEEPING mented critic bursts out: "After one's been surface. The frieze may come down to the Weaker and weaker. puts on an under garment wrong side out it top of the door frames and be in irregilar 'Sand? You don't know what that brief is considered bad luck to change it until it is reading Shakespeare for twenty of the best GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, ' : 1, years of one's life, to have a fellow start up design worked in tones of yellow. The ceil­ iery means. Why, my dear fellow,. it taken off for the day.—New York Herald. ing should be treated with lines of soft red on CZDER SWEET Crowded in everywhere. I give you my and prate about some unknown quality pos­ USE sessed by Shakespeare less than by Milton a yellow ground, and the effect will be deco­ . of honor that when the wind fell, as it Utilizing a Glacier. rative, yet quiet and subdued. . at sunset, there were six inches of red and William Wordsworth! What am I to do ANTIFERMENTINE. It is said the city of Tacoma, Wash. , is to with such people? I shall certainly write 'em ONLY 30 CENTS A PACKAGE. id on a level inside our coach. There were have a flume connecting it with Mount Ranier, Repairing, Fainting, ; inches on a level in the vestibule on the a very merry letter." I wish we might read AT HADE'S DRUG STORE. on which is located an eternal glacier. From it.—Benjamin Ellis Martin, in Scribner., AC., AC., AC. jtside. All the passengers constituted them- this glacier, and via the flume, the city will i deputy porters and assisted in clearing Sewing Machines. HE subscriber having purchased the entire derive its ice supply. As- the bewitching and Money Out of School Books. T establishment known as Rockwell's Shop, in " V 'ft; iray the sand. Later on the porter let down original schoolgirl says, it "will be perfectly F every kind and make, repaired, eleaned the rear of George S. Gregory's Livery Stable, •, i bunks, and, bless my soul! we were worse •" It is said that Marcius Wilson, the author and guaranteed. All orders left at will continue the business there of * splendid." No new "Lake Superior" icegath­ of Wilson's series of readers which were so O than ever. Down rained the sand from ered in a horse pond, or ice from an ammonia General Blacksmith Work, Wagon, Car- 1 { ^ j insiHn of the upper bunk arrangement, so popular ten years ago, was paid $300,000 for Spencer's Jewelry Store, sweat box will henceforth decorate Tacoma his copyrights. Swinton, whose "Outlines of • riage, Sleigh, &c., building, repairing, s a it our last estate was worse than the first. • Will receive prompt attention. tables or clink in Tacoma glasses. The ice of History" created such a contention in the 4tpS6 C. J. GRUMAN. painting, trimming, &c., 'Every suit of clothes and every lady's this new Puget sound metropolis will have on was ruined. Every bit of plush up- Boston school board, received a large income in addition to his established * 4 • it, figuratively speaking, the dust of ages.— 4 J > 1 Llstery was ruined. Every car, passenger from his copyrights, the sales for a single half New York Telegram. [d sleeper, must go to the factory for re- year recently yielding him $15,000 in royal­ HENRY TILLY HORSE SHOEING rs. Every suit of clothes must be turned ties. The author of Greenleaf's arithmetics, business at the old stand. , , The Silver Dollar. too, accumulated a handsome property, as has sr to the scourer for cleansing. I am on ELEVATION OF DOORS LEADING FROM HALL _^.GOOD WOMC, FAIR PRICES, PROMPT-IWDT. ; way to the Turkish bath for a twenty-four There are four M's on a silver dollar, two also Professor Patterson, of Brooklyn, the TO PARLOR, WITH STAIRCASE. CARRIAGE MAKER, NESS AND FAIK DEALING GUARANTEED |urs' stay. We have slept in sand, walked plainly visible—one each in the words Unum author of the spelling book and grammar If we desire a greater contrast with the and r sand, wallowed in sand since that after- and America, another less distinct at the which bear his name. L. J. Campbell, the sninft colored wood work, we may employ a SOUTH NORWALK CONK share of the public patronage respectfully base of the neck of the Goddess of Liberty, author of the Franklin series of readers, also yellow ground for the wall surface and cover solicited. n. We have eaten sand at way stations. 8*44. CHABLBSB.MILIBB.^;^ • throats are sore, our lips are raw, our and the fourth on the left curve of the knot receives an excellent income from the sale of with an all over pattern in light, brown or : • > that binds.the wreath together on the reverse his books.—Boston Advertiser. . . • copper bronze. The frieze may be carried Manufacturer of are bloodshot. We literally passed __ __ m ,, igh the valley of the shadow of death, side of the coin. The last is hardly visible to over the cornice line out on the ceiling, per­ . cannot forget that six hours' stay in the the naked eye. Mr. Morgan was the designer Effect of the Voice., , . haps sixteen or eighteen inches, and stop with Family Carriages, Victorias, Baggies k Horwalk-:- Gazettf Jllf •'s darkness and gloom, though we Jived a and engraver of the die, and the small M Probably no one can ever fully estimate a molding or bands of color, leaving the ceil­ en centuries. It is impossible to exagger- represents the initial of his name.—Chicago how much influence be is constantly exert­ ing a lighter tone without pattern. Blue is a He would be blessed or cursed with a Herald. ing through his tones of voice. Nothing is difficult color to manage in large quantities, 1 All Kinds of Repairing. JOB PBfflTfflS ESTABLISHMENT. _rlatively exalted imagination who could so powerful to cheer the drooping energies of and is not appropriate for the hall. Wedding Cards, Posters^ tceive a tithe of our sufferings. Just think Faying Inventions./ a discouraged group as the inspiring tones of DAVID W. KING. . ATENTS! Visiting Cards, ^ ' Handt^p, «"«' ^ Our faces hidden in sheets and blank- . - Inventor—I have here a new life saving ap­ hope in the words of a new arrival. Who ha9 Or. xi. uyiJMcw Business Cards, ||1 Programmes, r by hour, not knowing what moment pliance, which needs only capital to not seen the immediate effect of a glad and IIP What Bad Fenmagjhip Did. Washington, D. C. r-; ' - Fancy Show Cards, „ Dodgers, ]d;be our last. We were more than half Capitalist—I'm busted. Haven't a cent left. sprightly voice breaking in upon a dull and "Study penmanship^my boy, as carefully ------Guide to Inventors Malted fna Ball Cards, Billheads, . / kbyxiated; Not one ef us has been able, to Going to .poor house next week. Good day uninterested party of people? How their eyes P Statements, \ * Circulars, brighten, and their brows clear and their Tag Cards, Beceipts, • ] one-half a square meal since. That in- Inventor — Let me show you one more bad writing." ugl ffjHj" __ «ainwe shallbe itteriufflylucky if we Capitalist—Gee whittaker! I'll give a mill* quickly the smile dies on the lip, and the de- —well, she thought I asked her to shave my puts of the globe. Prospeetospoor Printed ia the Neatest Styles and at the Lowest . Pd.of'it after a score of thorough baths." ion dollars for a half interest.—New York note."—New York Evening Sun. '" ro Herald, Weekly. ' ?>.r\ ":v$" y rtl, ^ wm I ' r IZ "** : •'.£ ;-i " NORWALK GAZETTE® WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 1890

NEW-CANAAN. The Amenities of Journalism. The old shanties, which have stood on The character of a newspaper is but the reflection of the editor's estimate of its Shaker WANTED. T H Main street for many years, were torn dignity. The sheet may be devoid of the down last week, and now we wait to see touch of genius, from the title to the last 5 -.> rv jar® the new opera house. reading notice, and yet there may shine ... Extract of , r-'-. Mil -ft? Prowitt, of Norwalk, i3 doing the work through every column the evident purpose of its editor to invest it with all the dig­ is VN!" »5 of decorating the chapel of the Congrega­ nity and force that he can command, and Roots, Tons of Hay and f&K&Cy-.> tional church. r to avoid all personal controversies and Union Fast day services were held in entanglements that would belittle its (Seigel's Syrup) Straw. the Baptist church last Friday. Mr. Kidd character or drag it down from its high standard as an organ of the people toward CURES preached an excellent sermon. the lower atmosphere where newspapers Highest Cash Price Paid. The He v. Mr. Neide, rector-elect of St flounder in the filth of spite and malice Mark's, will commence work May 1st Disreputable journalism proceeds from Crofut & Lounsbury have bought out wrong ideas—foolish ideas—of journal­ istic duty. Let a newspaper man deter­ HE THOUGHT IT WIS A HUMBUG. the old stand of Samuel H. Raymond, and mine the quality of his journal on the Nine years ago I suffered from indigestion and henceforth will conduct the grocery busi same basis that he determines his own dyspepsia; had heartburn and palpitation. No FOR SALE! ' ARB SHOWING food would stay on my stomach; tried many so- ness. qualities as a citizen. He has certain moral obligations to perform—obligations called remedies without effect. Received a Sha­ ^ i • y O*1 -v' Mr. L. M. .Monroe, who is one of our ker almanac and read it. I said, Here's another to himself, to his family, to the commu­ humbug! I was wrong for once. Bought a bottle Grain, •Smmx1 most expert anglers, has at various limes nity. Looking at the question in its most of Shaker Extract of Boots in Columbia, Tenn. 'Then another.and another. After the third bot­ in the last few years, planted about twelve narrow light, the latter obligation^ does tle I was well; never been sick since. This is a thousand trout fry. His good work not ill wny way conflict with the highest medicine to tie to—to trnst in. It is not a patent Flour, X; f realization of the former. The highest medicine nor a King Cure-all. It enres dyspep­ beginning to tell. Three of our sports sia and indigestion and that is at the bottom of type of citizen is he whose individual life most diseases. I would as soon be without money men one day last week caught fifty-four, is up to a higii standard of its habits and as without "Shaker." W. J. POWERS. Feed. and two men another day eaugiit rorty- purposes. "So the newspaper whose Henryviile, Tcnn., Feb. .7th, 1890. ssven as fine trout as ever tickled an course is marked out with a due sense of Nine-tenths of all diseases arise from poisons its obligation to the community, and a carried by the blood to various organs and parts epicure's taste. Some of the fish weighed of the body; and the blood is poisoned by undi­ j A* -tc% proper conception of its dignity a9 a con­ gested food in the stomach and intestines. Small Stove CoaL Over half a pound. servator of the public weal, is bound to Shaker Extract of Roots purifies the blood by IN SILK, WOOL AND COTTON The pastor of the Methodist church win the respect of every member of the coring indigestion and dyspepsia. Price 60 cents being absent last Sunday, his pulpit was community, and the patronage of all good per bottle. Sold by all druggists and by Peat Moss Stable citizens. A, J. WHITE, occupied by Dr. Wicks, one of our lead­ The whole substance of what a news­ ]y40 168 Dnane Street, New York City. ing dentists and a local preacher. paper should convey is the truth, timely Bedding. ' New Canaan is not the largest shoe and discreetly uttered. It must be told manufacturing town in the Union, but no in time, or its news-value will bu lost. It should be told, or withheld, according to KASKINE DRESS FABRICS. firm ever made a larger pair of shoes its value to the public. If a public officer Drain Pipe, probably than Benedict & Lockwood now absconds with the people's money, they (THE NEW QUININE.) have in the works. The size ft thirty-two. should be informed of every possible detail of the fact through the columns of Each shoe measures twenty inches in the paper. If questions of public enter­ ilSIfc . Stimulates Fire Brick, length and eight inches in width. They prise are in process of consideration, the High Class Novelties and Newk y are for the Rev. J. N. Rathburn, of newspaper will confer a benefit on the the DigestioB &c , &c. Charlottf, N. C. His height is six feet, community by fairly acquainting the peof pie with all that may be gained or lost by Calms Serres, Weaves in Plain Fabrics, Exquisite ten inches, and his weight is 410 pounds. them. Such truths should be told, ably, Truly such a soulful creature ought to be freely and fairly. (Ms tMM Shades in La Glorias, Choice Patterns president of the Concord Transcendental An editor has no right to turn his paper Society. , into a weapon for venting his spleen on a rival concern, or an individual. The pub­ Yet Contains in Challis, extra value in Plain Mohairs. A few years ago one of the religious lic cares nothing for his personal feelings j Ins'., denominations in convention discussed a toward this or that journal or his neigh­ No Narcotic. resolution proposing to abolish Fast Day. bor. His subscribers do uot pay for such South Norwalk. But it remaios. We know not how it may information. Neither has he the right to fill his columns with suggestive details of A POWERFUL TONIC. -be in other towns, but three ' churches scandalous events, for sensational pur­ A SPECIFIC FOR MALAItIA, RHEUMATISM, . here combining, although they have a NERVOUS PROSTRATION. poses, when a simple statement of the THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND SUCCESSFUL membership of 600, were represented by tacts in the case is all that is good for BLOOD PURIFIER. Superior to quinine jess than fifty persons, and only the rain public morals. "After five years suffering from malaria, hich The public wants the truth, and honors nearly destroyed my constitution, having used prevented in some measure the turning the truth. It is ready to accord praise quinine vithout peimanent benelitl tried Kas- kine and got better right away. The malarial of what is intended to be a holy day into and confidence, or condemnation and dis- symptoms all left me, and health, sleep and a holiday. Of what value is the continu- tru-t; and in nearly every case the public strength returned. Henry Knarke, 5S3 Washing­ The selections we have made in ton St., New York. «nce of a form ? estimate is correct. It may seem a small thing for a newspaper man to force his "I hanall the symptoms of malarial phoning; Mr. Wetmore aud family have moved headaches, rheumatic pains, great ner * • us de­ Moquettes, Body Brussels. Tapestries paper into sudden recognition by pander­ pression, loss of sleep, indigestion, Ac. The old from Stamford into the house rented last ing to the local taste for sensationalism, quinine proving useless I tried "the new quinine" season by them from the Misses Ayres, but he is sure to meet a reaction sooner and soon got better. W. Goldburg, Bolfontaine, embrace the leading designs produced or later, and his descent will be more Ohio. t which is located on Seminary just west of Kaskine can be taken without any special med­ rapid than his growth. No editor ever ical advice. $1.00 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Park street. built himself up to an honorable place IU Sold by druggists or seat by mail on receipt of by every manufacturer, while our own Mr. and Mrs. W. T. P. Hollingsworth the estimation of his community by abus­ price. 4 1.Y40 KASKINE CO., 168 Duane St., New York. expect to sail for Europe on June 1st. ing his brother editor. If he succeeded designs have given the season's ideas Mr. Hollingsworth takes the trip in the in winning the high regard of the public, that, course was not the means by which interest of his growing business, The it was gained. Of two newspapers in a MADE HERE $2.50 French Hoopla Kid Ml to the Ingrains which are represented Patterson Ribbon Company. locality—one resorting to personal vitu­ IN OUIt OWN FACTORY Opera Toes, Opera Toes and Common Sense Heels. Also, the Common Sense Style The John Rogers place, on the Ridge, peration, mud-sliuging and sensational­ and not a cheap New Made of very nice French Dongola, and one ism, the other pursuing a calm, persistent, York or Pennsylva­ of the Finest Fitting Shoes we ever handled in our stock. Las been rented for the season by Mr. upright course of gathering the news and nia tenement house at any price. From over 20.00H pair sold by Dean, of New York, who becamc thor­ publishing it without fear or favor, never made cigar. That's the manufacturer, only one pair has been re­ why turned from any cause. LOOK AT TQEM. oughly convinced of the superior advan­ stooping to reply to the waspish attacks tages of New Canaan as a summer resort of its rival—the latter will ride safely on the broad sea of public confidence and Sleeper's Eye A. H. HOYT & SON, while occupying Mr. James Burtis' place, is the Javorite with 3m45 87 WALL ST., NORWALK. •espeet long after the wreck of the former smokers. 10c. eve­ on the Darien road, last summer. has been cast upon the rocKs of disaster rywhere. , If we only had a few more illegal rum and disgrace.—Electrotyper. New York, New Haven & sellers to try some of our citizens would News THE D,M READ COMPANY, The Connecticut Western has dis get rich on witness fee.c. carded its patent outside and is now Hartford Railroad. New Canaan was represented at one of printed entirely at home. The News is to Trade-Mark. . DECEMBER 22d, 1889. Patti's concerts last week, and again at be congratulated on the prosperity which 8. 8. SLEEl'GK & CO.. Factory, Bosteii Main St., Fairfield Ave, & Cannon St.. Gilmore's, in Stamford, last evening. Of NEW Y O II It DIVISION. necessitated the cliauge, and we observe course the gratification of these aesthetic Instant relief. Filial cure in 10 Trams leave Soutl- Norwalk as follows:— days and never returns. No that Brother Beckley congratulates himself For New York.—Accommodation trains at predilections, as it were, comes high, but purge, no salve, 110 suppository. and thus virtually confesses that he didn't Sufferers will learn of a simple 6.55, S.30, 9.36, a. m., 1.-0 (2.54, 5.08, after all the very best is a little too poor Jremedy FREE by addressing to Stamford only) 0.46, 8.11, lO.vii, p. m. Ex­ PILEST & CO., 78 Nassau Street, New York City OSE BLOCK PROM R. It. STATION, ,, mean anything by his erstwhile vigc rous UTTLE press trains at 5.16 (except Mondays), 5.46, ALL DKUGGISTS. Iy44 for us. aod persistent defense of the patent out­ 6.12,(10«al), 7.23 (local), 7.50 (local) 8.26 (local) The new grocery firm are going forward 9.03 (Springfield local), 10.11, 11.37 a. m.; 12.59 side as against the home print. It vyasj (Springfield local),4.20, 5.20, 6.20.7.51, (daily ex­ by going backward. Tliev will not call cept sunday)p. m. after all, simply a case of "Orthodoxy is For New Haven iui Syrup fur Children Teething. Its value is for a very small charge, and advice or informa­ o'clock, and on Saturdays at a p. m. suffered a great deal.; and as I was search­ tion in regard to patents will be given in full To Executors, Administrators calculable. It will relieve the poor little suf­ Returning boat leaves Norwalk at 15 p.m., and Indorsed byPhyalclans. Used byttomais ing for a distraction from my sufferings— ferer immediateh. liepeiisl upon it, mothers, detail in a circular which will be mailed free of So. Norwalk at 6:30 p. m. Si- and Trustees, u- for oueof th^se tasks that absorb one, and charge- to every applicant. He has specia' Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. IT WILL CURE YOU. v .there is no mistake about it. It '.cures dysen­ facilities also for make one forget pk®ksical pain—I thought tery and diarrhoea, regulates the stom ach and Freight taken from and received for all points THE MIDDLESEX BAHZIN3 C0HPAN7, MOOP1UX1NIT. Motbew, yoncan oa»«aM '' IhatdreadAilibe,CROUP* with It. HmitMhaaf - of Tartariu. J'asOT forgot his neuralgia bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums on the' Danbnry and Norwalk and Shepang Rail MIDDLETOWN CONN. in working at mathematies^ I have forgot­ i educes inflammation, "and gives tone and roads at Greatly Reduced Rates. SoldbyDrngglsts. TBYfl) energy to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Procuring Patents in Foreigtf CAPITAL PAID.... $600,00* ten my rheumatism in the company of Upon application to Agents the City of Norwalk Offers Debenture Bonds 6 per cent, semi-annua Soothing Syrnp for * Children Teething is and Eagle will be sent for special lots of freight , 0 v Tnrtann. The Tranecouian hero is perhaps interest. pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription ot Countries anywhere in New York or its vicinity. 1. Trusteesare permitted by law to boy theBe TYPE-WRITING. indebted to ine for his fame; I am indebted some of the oldest and best! female nurses ''Mk He refers to any officer of the Patent Office, and tar~A]l persons are forbid trusting any ml the Bonds. OPYING done with Type-writer. Good work to him for repose, and fop hplpiftg me ot and physieans in the United States, and is fot employees of the boats ot this line on accnunt of S. The issue of these Bonds limited by law. guaranteed and all orders executed pro mpt- : iS® sale, by all druggists throughout the world. tottie many conhecticut Inventors for whom he C foi get my sufferings. Plight J fl.oj to feci4 ha .dine business ami taken oat LIMNS PATENT the owners thereof., ' . . ,r f : Sml R.B. CRAUFURD, Agent. ly.Apply at ofllce 91the NOBWXIJC GAZKITK. JwhoWep tp him.?" V' , J&g Price 25 ceuts a bottle. ^ - *|1V52

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