Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
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 Gen. Sherman is a grandfather zaboy named Fitch, June 24. tshi S0Qs ad1
 "A Mexican amil llionaire has l6rbusud a colossal statne;of Christopher Columbus in Paris. baIo anii-b!o adi nsbl0a has
 sWhata good thing that the Meather never complains, Gtio no matter aiis hoy much it
 Mr. omo6dnSn3dJr,oa' 3dJ,a' eaaaySr ea yrafs sc1 5 Ia "a re- ported to have left $500 on n green table
 The suea Pcanareost ssS, ,Uob,eu6sTIts income this year awillE lEpro obably be About $1, ,250, ,000. ly 6 ssimOTq haa sSsW eds
 {. What do you thinlHis tha bestssize for a yman2''i drawled atdazyufon who was talking to his physician. oa' Exer- else, ," sternly replied the doctor. ,-sa
 Moderately taken, all these Ii ices are good Service, adv ice, practice, If -oIation,f rice, sice reaif lff1e tIaster particularly recommSn mSndea, dfySOtia
 Boarding school lmissyOossUg yHaAiel I expect to graduate atmextoeohmeace- ment. ."h ]" Graduate 2 what will you graduate in aSgf"S "SWhya in nswhiteIt He l"
 A book agent took refuge under hay stack during a tlfnndBr storm, and the lightning struck hipaa onathe,Uehsek, glanced of and killed a @ mpla Itwas bun ared yaarEas ayWpaysrasS BI -ss hI saq1l cs
 e,t The foilowlpg fanHa dsSp Rs & ga3P9a s5dd the Why is a lady 1t our ball like m arrow ? Because she canaBg6 off &ithoata 'b0au, and is in a quiveE till lsheiBats ohAsnA
 The occupants of six ihmarsa ahmzties along the lines sofsNewY Yerh arailRaads make aliying by planting cosp a9lRpo- tatoes between the rails and the fences. It is said that nine hum dfed acfes are cultivated in this way. s1a o1aoaaS
 Mistress 2" Let Let ayodi igoA Atb ptths revening school, Mary2 Why, Iatho6ghts you could read 2p RI @Welh,nmaIamsaf af does know my letters sfpsTrats se long they 1 keep all in ay row, but just as soon aa they gets mixed dp into, words I'm beat. "'st,'s4ss "' ssVAo"sAsA e - sss Professor Ward of Syaa5uss Uniser- sity,a has just comei HilitoS Sposaessiun of what is pronounced a Yeritab ble American crocodile, a reptile, whose, existence in this country has long been in dispute. Tho specimen was sho hot in nis sFiofid6 last winter, and measures foufteeno fees in length. Bios 'ss bda ssit sdi 10 e1s3
 Fitzbrown rsI sappose you todnd Wales and the lalzeseeheryIxergIchar ing 2" Americanss sYosng aaaNsssSsQh pretty fair, you, kpows but very small after our magnifcent noun tains and gi- gantic waterfalls Fer Aand otf co4mtSy is much younger thaho yours, too hardly century old yet, Mr. Fibzbrowh. .sLsa I iiThe Chinamen in SaalF lFrancised, ahav- ing succeeded in wedgingt thepaselgvg in to almost every branch lof Oipdnstry carried yon in, that city, while some of them are largely engaged in the impofta- 'tion of goods, are turning then atten- tion to the money markets Ioa aPhesaaare l wseveral Chinese ibrolsers iSabusiaess in that city.1aw iusdalaGn osT .soaed
 1.-The paddlewheels of aslargso steeper on theTSt. John river in FloTida stopped suddenly, a. few ,nighis ago, and Then came crash after crash iti' the woodwork. A panic followed, everybody folHng but 1 of his bunk and rushing for stlfea6eck, l and it was soon ascertainedz that kaibig alligator had ibecome1 .entangled siasthe revolving wheel. .vnug