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lngthe formula from which Plaistcd’s
Gong]: Remedy is prepared, we certify
tintthe medicinesof which it is com-
paed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
' no opium or other poisonous or injurious
duos-
C. 8. Imam M. 1)., Norwalk.
Hrrouoocx. ‘
If. D.,
G.B.Ic6_oilsoat.,ll. 1)., “
WILC. .MJsflMPDHfioNor-nlk.
(EN. Windmill)
Mann. 1): Starorord.
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villghm M. "\lld'cst Somer-
ll IIIIII'I’E illill Illlllllli IIS.
Fro—various parts of the .Yl oiled States, as
welluxnro cone
I”or llondon nhip
the seeds of the In-
.two Mummiouly
fordevelo’lng their fatal Itrends“?y
it‘ll-as
c showsthat
h'ofhtke nal esteriy
Weasel tthe Arum ' to
to Dgnb'efEmwy nsrastnrsve
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rate its 1«.lafatltinrho
favorableto the
mm:
Wig. tothepnbllcuwbattodoiorILor
, 'nawbersforeofiblsan-
uplainsd the
snbllahadis’lrl-
that then-mug?» d-laoov
to cable! is the
b our :35 its ":13
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or en tell that
Toll to end
a.“ no snow: for I actiotls’rsr'rnns ls:
LOXA‘I'ONIK
aggro... ...s-mr... ..
I. I. "Ilflflig Nashua 8t.
stateroom,
Norwalk.
1
arouses
.sweatherandfrnlswaaterlywindawillvrnb-
1 mmlMumandifllumfiuaday
' dsyaeboohdap. In. liar-lag “haven’t”!
-» Danie.“ Mona-d lingual”
Milk-4 T. larh.‘ lilo Fitn-
MNt-umm i’. ‘l'arlov, 3:1,?
Nirvana—Iri- lary Allen.
last Norwalk—ll. Nettle W. Orsbb. ,
Ital-m Aha-e tar I'v-omw.
stlzii gimmlm ail-M
Kass Inklesullleathorl‘oraaassa.
lo thls district to-dsy closdyto partly cloudy
WwinmvaEwitkheabtobruwutb-
westerly wish neatly as‘ Inn-lily rain or
snow. Onbaadaycoldermartlyelosdytofalr
ably prevalprecededbyralnoranowootbs‘
Newhdaadoaastafoilowsdbydsnlnmasd
on Holiday fair to partly cloudy. slightly
warnerwaatkerlnbothsaetloos.
SUNDAY SEVIUBS.
Preachers and flair Tho-as in law-fl
churches My.
Tnsrrr lessees-an, West street anoi'sIr.
fleldavenue.8outh Nor-at. Rev. Olinilab
lock, rector. Third Sunday after [My
Morning l‘rsyer,l.lta.uy and sermon at”
a.ln: lvwinel’rayeraad mos at Tara.
Somnxonlwsuilamsr.1estsvenne.nsar
“contrast Rev. Amhibaldeaatc—
schooLizrns Y. P. 8. C Lirayer Insetlag.‘
pun. Rev. C. A.Plddock. of Birthdwill
preach.
80m Noswsu comment. West
avenue and West streets. No settled
pasta. Service-mums“ 709...; San-
day school, 1211;”)qu people’s meeting. Ill.
Inn Sublets.
Beorge ‘3. Bureau. D. ll, notewort- the
Divinityachoul at rate Unlverslty.wlll ere-ch.
Secs-u Noawsu almost-r, West avesae,
near Garner. Rev. it. 3. horses. savior.
Preaching. Frills. In. and it» n. 111.: Holiday-
school 12m. :yonng people's meeting,lnillp.lu.
Rev. J. P. James, of Rockviile. Conn, will
preach.
Normans Comma-Irons, obs-er Park
and stiaetrsets. Rev. 1‘. K. moo.
pastor. Services at ions. mandl'mpun;
Y. RS 8..C Emeetlmmp In. Issuing
subject. ”Convention.“ Evening subject.
“Popular Fallacies."
Ncnwasa Barns-r, last arenas, opposite
Green. Rev. FEanpaator liar-
imam-.1: and Tmpnn; Bundaysehool.
i: in; yum; people's meeting. a p. In.
Morningsnbjeci ”’l’bei‘ollyof Prayer” Ives.-
lrng subject. ”Taking the illusion byfmee.”
Know .rul )lzrnonm. “cot and Non ave-
num lit-v (leorgeYMnAtstyne,D D, pasta.
Hmmiveswmam audiflpJu; Midi!
schml I'.’ on; young people'll meeting, 0:!) urn
9r Pscn's Erasmus. Church
site the Green. Roman. Rev, 8.1;”,
rector Divine service, with mot M
n. 1114511111]! school. En: Divine service,
withm'auwr. Inning— ubiecu‘l’rua-
trste Ones Lifted L' " Ironing sable“.
“indies of thernreb~SoIae Peatursot the
Primitive Church“ motioned.
nmcr Immoral. Bellies avenue and (Vt-as
sin-rt. Vorwaik. Rev. 8. H W atkins, rer-
tor ’l'hird llunday afterlptpbaay. )lnrnlng
prayer. litany and m, Mia. nu Sunday
cello-II, Itrn.: lvenlagl’rayersnd mrm
p. In. The rector will preach All are wel—
conre.
its-r Arrest lsraoonar. ow Vealandt
avenue, Esq Nerwalk. Dev. t'. I. Pen. pas-
tor Preaching” a. re. and'mnln; this.
day «mum; yountrmle‘s-eetlag an
o. In.
Arum Camus. Vat-lands avenue. East
Ing.l05lla.no.asd 7:0 [7. 3.; Sunday sen-sci
i: on: W and praise service. a p -.
Milo-runs 8mi- Commitment.
luv-silences. Reno-eunuch.“
tor Servicesatilbaus suntan-asun-
loaf: whit." [vent-grabber. ”like“
Hermon-Dank."
liranmwooo Unison (‘ssrsr., lty arcane.
ilontb Norwalk. Sunday arboeLw p. on:
mine services. 7* p. In. Rubber, “Now
Weflaellnrkly“ I (luv sllhlz. Wadsesds!
evsal'nig' sold-rt. "lle ilkall be loll-fled"—
lllahllll...
Us. lamlt 6.. corner or West ave-as
stimulant ltev. IV. 1. Blue
muster. low Nani-Infllkiidrsa's
’Wstls-mnalvm
! likasmuammmm
Interweave. Soadaysebeuuwnra. .
vain. Oman Macros
liHaal-natlpmlaagaarvlaaattprl
Avalon linen-r Irma. latest
abrasives-ail. lav W. nan-muster
Mmsmrucamssa.
cavmmllomr. Whali-
m.ersilaadKahbtstraats,llor-watk.
"shamans.” ”Huerta
nnnm.nw.r.o.w.ruun
uMWIn-athsthhfl.
Fertile trellis-Ia anymor-
ovulation-admirable“
Norwalk. nun. H.1’aeker, pastor. Preach- ‘
roll-Ir ’
‘8 Fall“
to? do"):
up
till
“We.
now
It};
sourll servos
Pea-M
week save Saturday night. .
. MM". yotlmo getdancing lumps,
koala. H. Harvey's forMeernts. that have
been reduced' In prior irons N. 75.
Gale Btlfgslek, an Hungarian VII
lined It and outs this morning. by
“Juiccw, for drunkenness.
Isaac Bhriver, bookkeeper for E. H
Tollescco..was out for thellrsttinle
yesterday, after an attack of the grip.
-Piekled tongues, pickled 'plgs’ feet
and pickled tripe.» Smith's Washington
market.-
flienreurbessefthe Novwalk Wheel
ohbwllllloldadan‘eetatbalr mortals
Ewartacflabett’s block. next Friday
scrolling;
lirssulamaryof tbs Weeklyllecord
fudiecnrrentweek shows rerun real
utatenlain Norwalk and mortgage
mum
Gmservlcalnihelccture ball. 3
Motrin“, unsual, M G. Sinn—
nlons wlliprrnach’sfternounsuden'rerning
slimy-unanimous».
——-Bereis a get-nine bugaio,snd one
ucl’étoileredhefolein “holly! "Child-
ru’s rubbers that were never soldfor
le- Mount. pair. rednadstc.
H. Harvey's to only in cents.
Alphorneoitavulond, Jr., ciflnnilrove
Place, isactlngsasubstltuleletterarricr
today in placeof carrier H. 0. Bailey,
whoisconilned saline house wlnhls
W. ~_____
Anyonlervous from wantofsleepl
ehous Nerve Tonic Powders cure ln-
sornnia a'ndllwvonw Debiity. At for
hoorilic. sample.
The signal towerat Whistleville will
bedlecontlnued after to-Inorruw when
thenew one at Nonroe street Will be
mood. There will then bone tower
between Monroe street and Filo Mile
River.
--Uae Hoyds (lamb Kennedy and look
e
John id’dwell, one ‘of the clerks ero-
played at Bulb a: Gokischrnidt’s corset
factory, fellon the BusiNorwalk weld
lutevening aodcut a gash nearly an
inch long over his right eye. He went
loStilIsoo's drug afore, where the pain.
in] wound Illa bandaged.
Mruners. HenryKln'itcheoterv
lained film! (My friends last evening,
sttheir home on West street, it Icing
the thirty-first anniversary of tlrcir
msrrlage. The feature of the evening
wss’ wkist which planed very enjoyable.
Themalcollatlon was served. Among
thoaepvesentwerelrs. Dr. Roberts. of
New York.
—-—Downtheygo. Priceson boots-Ill
show. WenIeanC.H.Barveywlllsefl
anythingioblsatoreatarednctionoffl
percent.
Thesdmtiseaaeotofflturtevaut's liar-
galn Home, which ha been runningon
thetblrdpagaof Till Swain, should
bareread‘owingtoibeextensive alter-
aliens." etc, not "espeose of." ill.
Btunevant has anew announcement to-
day, still nslre emphatically reminding
tbepnbllcofthe big bargains that can
be found at his place.
~10Iins. pure lard for ti. at Bruith's
Walloon-Mll- - .
- . ,y*,"“'""w,n ‘ n r
Tbemusssetiugeflincoln mall,
Us Arm m bruiy attended in
torlo, "Ike may“:
flaesads was faiths knelt of h.
mm:sasutsunm_u
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A. G. J%and ll. 0. Smithhave "0
turned from New York.
m Ibo Ml- d One (lily new ”all. ’
swell-vise. 'ItlssAllceDnnhaIn.ofiloutll"lis‘
AWWM’MW. and Mrs. mhdckwithassveresttsckbftha
, mwmunlplsgmn“ 33,131 aw '1 cm n. M ., lent»
”Film! rut-tr a 'ltrmfgbvtpl :llflgm‘v? cm W Ill} momnisl‘l
n-«I‘lm‘ 'r‘» ' n v r “in;
sun Adam's with 2': Mun-é“ $in
rim. ours every night so th__
m sehoonerslflnnte Rowan nu'i E'-
L. Ferris arrived at Baltimore yesterday.
with corner of coal. .-'
Samuel Brnith, oi Booth Norwalk, the
horse trainer, was in this city today.
He is now located in Worth’s Palace
Ill-cum, NevPr York.
'lhaelvilsnitolll. Iaddaslnsnlflo.
again-trunk Slasak, for debtwls on
trialbeforeJustloelforreleismorulug.
Judgnleotwasreoderuibydsfsalt.‘
Arthur Waldron, foreman for J. ll.
Raymond wotokstingyesterdsy after-
noon.aodaatanulnberoffancyiignres.
“Whmtastsritissaldthnt
hesawaeveral.
annualmasqueradeballofOlive Branch
Iodge,No. iD.K.ofP., at Music Hall
Fsbrnarya. The handsome souvenirs
onexhibltioo inthe window of Hoyt'a
drugstore, willbepreseotedtothelsdirs.
—Hoyt’s Cough Tidy 8 highly en~
dorsed by the medical Weston.
Olieof thebrlghuat finnedlu lana-
ger Hoytever brought lo'lwthNorwsik
was "Jane," which delighted sissy
hue-Mat Ill-c Hall lutslght.
Allthsthasbeenssld oftbe piece was
borneoutbythe performance, “scrubs-
ingalaughiacveryline frorntherlslug
tothefallldgolthecurtslu. Theeoln
puny mil“ the comedy wuway
abovepar. , '
ll. 0. Hardy advertises innnotller col-
umntbathewillspendneat'l'n—lay in
tbidtv.witbaviewtoopssingaqosal
outlinin- Rumba-Immune
or..ilr Wood. llWest arse-s. heal 3
tilllnfllpm. Ir. Hardy h the yocal
specialirtiniballetrspolitan Unless of
InsigNewYorkcitbieu/sol soloist
ati’hilips' Icaorial church. ladies
avenue sod sun-now rut-l. new
York.auda m of the Alarms
(loreptnsns’CborslA-ocistion, which is
dociposedofIPltlypickedsolo voices.
'~Youcan “vbonevflfth “rupture
an bacterium by
Hi! Watson‘s.
Everything marked down more“?
them
“‘llantAau-tlnwwld beat
Mimic Hall blight. W'swlngllrld
Repuhllmn nylof Ilse play: No miner
melodrama seem to have soldered so
marked a popular modes. it utilities
the popular taste for the sensational and
theatricolin dramatic art by its never
flogging action and rush of incident.
The manager» still continue no unintsin
the ssosllalmv that has hitherto chor-
lcteriud thecastaudsll of the favorite
company are phylng their original parts
as clectlvcly and Otisfyingly as ever.
it is agrsud production and an excel-
lent compoy.
~Bessonable prices at Lane's depot
Mutant.
lelnelFrl-t issued onion yesterday
scanning coho-odd tbsPoortbregl-
InentandappolntlnganrleaWJurpee.
of Bridgeport. adjntaut and chief of
Ital. lullurpee booeof the editors
andproprietorsof tlnellridgeportstaud-
ard.agrndnsteof Yale of the elalsof
Inland abrotksrof lsjorllurpsemf
the Second regilaent. Beforepalng to
Baidueport he was first lieutenant of
(knupoyc, secondlegimentmeater-
bury. its is an satin-ladle lilitary
alsnandhasalltbeqnsIIMIochland
military. tomake oneof thellest adju-
dwellings“.
"launder-lonrulmflll
~We
beattbingaveroderedJoonlyOIc-‘nnts,
“curator-Rubberswearsselling
forflesnta. Ilotbisgqulto tilt-e
podslorlbs-oasywsrssverbelose
adored. C.H.liarvey's,lllllortbllain
Inst.
”IVA“ NEWS.
A Dressy We! Itera- tn- the
A, lame-goth; ‘
w.nWlaeywflsalvr to Bridge-
moi-Ii.
M
ills-laryi'. “‘0‘;
WMhMYflcflr
rammin-
"a
P. Q$1 n "l
84 WashmgtonStn-eet
Tickets are selling rapidly for the,
[r
tomorrows ‘i
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ANNUAMINVENTORY
l
WlIIIamO. “was, of East avenue,
‘ will probably more to New York In the
mine
Funeral services over the remains of
pillow Mikhflunp .vriiidzehvld
Lilli! ”Mam one o‘clobk‘nlnni
MMWMM. li‘ n; 38'.
Winner in ”ninTsaa-s subsonic, iii
attended the Old Guard ball at the list-
ropolltsn Opera House. New York city,
Thursday evening.
E. F. Baotou, who is traveling through
the South for the benefit of his health,
and is nowratOoala. Fla, expects to visit
(nibsbeton he‘returus to the North.
Wilnt nn 4
Jolnn Benton hasrecdved two boxes,
containing oranges. grape fruit. and
sweetpotstoss, from L. B. We ex-
twlsive gromln Grahamsville, Florida.
Charles H.Valdeo. of Ridgeiield, for-
merly of Norwslk,was granted a divorce
yesterday from Ilsggie l". Valdeu, of
the-Inc place,ontheground of deser-
tion. Harriet! January 22, 1887.
Ira. Michael? ahan claims shewas
seriome Injured by Deputy Sheriil
Toner, what be ejected her from her
' htnband's saloon, upon which he had
placedsnsttscbmeut, and has retained
Attorney Gray to bring a civil suit for
dosages.
'17!anng Mitchell said the
Frederick Head place on Berkeley street
to Robert Dis.of Brooklyn. N. Y'.. to be
(tempted after April 1 by Charla
‘l‘ristram. of the ilrnn of 'l‘ristrama
Hyatt. blr. Head is looking at the
Andrew Seileckplace on Mott avenue
and the neighbors in that Iomtity hope
Yesterday afternoon the Falrleld
(booty National bank closed a contract
witbkt}. lament Co, of Boston, for
new flies. a banker'sand a safe deposit
‘ safe. The banker’s safeie‘fl} incisor
Mflhoheawldeandfllncba deep.
Thnfedaposltnleiaflli incha high,
”inches wide, and 28 inches deep. and
’ woulnsflboxesfortbe use of thede—
poaltors, without charge.
‘l'heaewlyelsotedoillcarsof Sherman
eoumndery,0rderoftheGold-I Crow
were publicly Installedattbe 0. U. A.
[Hall Watermeet, last min; by
DepotyGrandOornnnaodcrLN. Booth,
‘ofllridgeport. Besides flwlustailation
or'h‘“ wove mldreasea by the state officers,
a literary and musical entertainment
and refreshments. The snair wml an
exceedingly pleasant one.
'l'lIeGarette devoted four solid inches
of its valuable space yestarrhy to a de-
nial'of the report of a dog tight printed
in m Sail-rim. Thursday. We are
a-uibdbytboaewho areinapositioato
know thstthedghtdr'd takeplace.nnd
almost in the very heart of the borough.
too. When: was the arming editor of
the Bright Little Dally that. he did not
have his usual double-leaded mint of
the brutal ailslr. sketched on the spot?
George W. Clause, of Main street, who
was recently discharged from the United
States army on account of injuries re-
ceived at ashatn battle. has been noti-
fied that his application for a pension
has been granted. together with back
pay dating from the timeof tlIeaocident.
Fermi-ion has also been granted him to
receive treatment at the Soldiere' Home
at Washington, D. C. lie will start for
that city in a low days.
To the Editor of the Sentinel: i beg
leave through your columns to deny the
article published In the Genetic Intercu-
log. entitled "lionneone Fooled Him.”
in the first place, 1 received no letter
from my brother stating my uncle's
death. as my uncle still lies. 1 have
not resigned my position with Kellogg a
Hortonanddonotlutend to. u l have
beenin ibeirennploy for three years it
sawss to ban custom of the snail car
to turn“ new-forearm paprrs.
ml” should be more awful auto the
truth of it. Eowsrno Dssw.
'i'hesplwtlagpsntlemsnofthollorwalk
lsnrse railway stablmfralerick Ward-
well. Frederick Brady, Henry Natbirs
audibllalvymmanndnubennslres
udklillag tiara yssbwdsy by coasting
on lanb's hill. All went well until
NathlotallolitheWippefsnddeolared
kewoulda’tplay. 'l'bentbe restof the
Md” mend west on coasting
“outset bins. undiesr up by breaking
”mandamus-a
imbibing; listlnlussrontks
Wlaagbhgattbsalsodnowtkswstso—
sseakadgsutisarsnsreswsiltngauoppon
realty, ’topetevsnwitkbhn.
one run stirs.
lows and Gaul) of th Day II Inst
IUD-III-
Georg 'l'.0arr. the veteran black-
“DWI“.
WWW” sored yester-
m,mmme
,ummm arc-p-
flsIJLWlIIesmt “nauseous,
{South _ Norwalk
he will think favorably of purchasing it.
_3
28A
BOWAY'I'ON.
Winfield Grant ll on the sick list.
station Agent K. E. Gibbon isexpect-
ed here front Great Harrington this after-
Man.
"A pil’rty of young people went to Non
walk last crossing and enjoyed the skat-
angular.”
‘ cares; ‘Acklnrr has reasoned its.
Schagbtlookc,N. Y.. where hehasbeen
buying potatoes for business firms in
town.
BBWKSI Ill}.
Hezekiah Sitts was more comfortable
nyesterday.
1 Mr. Bates has closed his cider mill for
the present.
George I. Kocler is cutting ice for his
daily trade. .
If. H. Parsons has sold live horses this
week; all good ones.
Considerable cordwood has been cut in
this vicinity and taken to market.
Mrs. A. '1'. Minor. of New Haven. is
visiting her brother, William ll. Parsons,
at Brookside Farm.
DARIEN.
Mrs. kl. D. Wilbur is spending the
winter with relatives and friends in
Washington.
Benjamin Seeley died at hishonne in
Oz Ridge yesterday of grip. Hrs wife is
abo seriously ill.
The funeral of James Oahu-u, fatherof
Dr. Osborn, willbe held Monday after-
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial at Wilton.
John Fender's funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon at] o'clock fromtho
house. interment in Stamford. Mr.
Fender‘s father was in the revolutionary
war.
Presiding Elder Rev. Charles 8. Wing.
of Stanford. preached in the Methodist
church last evening his subject being
“The followingol Christ. by Pewr and
John."
Within the past two weeks the three
oldest residents of this place have died.
They are Mrs. Bebe-y A. Lockwood, aged
ninety-seven: Mrs. Ruth Knapp. aged
ninety-three, and John Ponder, axed
ninety-eight, making an aggregate of
ass years.
A very pretty wedding took phice at
the resndencc of John Dugdule, yesterday
after-own, the wounding parties being
his daughter Miss Fannie, and Henry
Briggsmf Brooklyn. Milne Alida Brien
was the brnlamsid and Robert J. Home
acted as the groom's but man. The
ceremony was performed in the presence
of about thirty guests by Rev. John
Brien, [moor of the Nethodist Episwpal
church. After a reception the happy
couple left for Brooklyn.
Night operator Homer Burchard found
a man lying some: the westbound track
Thursday night. He pulled him all and
waited until the Washington express had
pan-Bed and then took him into the depot.
knowing that if he was left out all night
the man would frame to death. The
loan was Louis Taylor, but he was too
much underline influence of liquor to
tell how he come there. Had he not
been found by Mr Burchard‘ there is
every probability that he would have
been killed.
WESTPORT.
Miss Fannie Grey, of Westport, isur-
gauizing a drawing class.
Mia; it. B. Redeem, of Saugntuck,
entertained a number of her friends
Thursday evening, by giving s card
M!-
Jerome Benedict,of Compo. has pur-
chased the property opposite his residence
and will clear the land and build one or
more cottages for renting.
For some reason or other the street
lamps at West End, Sang-tuck, havefl
Inconveolcoco to the residents of that
pllflldh of the town.
Being sslockholderlu the Consolidated
road. Judge Shipman was disqualified
ironr hearing the suitof the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com
pany against Navy 1". Cockroft of No.
141 Indiana avenue. New York, and
Judge ll. ii. Wheelsr,of the Vermont
district of the United Btates court. listen
ed to the arguments In New Haven
Thursday. 'i'liesuit borer some land
lying near the railroad station at Bangs-
tnck. in Weatport.
in y-terday’a Evening World appear
edansrtielawbereinlttoldof snIsnon
Milne WWW Wheeler,whowas
' formed by this mental healer.
but:
but been lighted recently. canning much» "n m
asap-cssrs-asseeaereserves
ruins Nils.
esv'l'ssseacflrst-
ALMON....
Woo
LABgYEWHI
FA
FANCY LIMA BEANS.
Wraps Moorglerezding.
Charles E.
‘ cunt] By Iliad Power.
R. C. FlowerJd. 8.,tbe grestmeta-
physician, of Boston, who has perfum-
ed such miraculous cures without med
icines, has. stein; earnest solicitation 01
lab friends, “arranged to‘visit oestrlt'l
Connecticut on the followingdays: Hart—
ford, Allyn- Horne. Thursday, January
Friday, January 29.
We published as few weeks ago n long
article about the wonderful euros per-
Mnuy of
these cures new more like miracles than
anything else. A core which hurscentr
Iy excite some New England localities
is that of a little girl in Bangor, Me.,
given up to die with typhoid fever, and
already in the throes of death, As a last
resort the mother sent the following
telegram.
B. C. me, if. S.
MDColumbua nve., Boston.
" My little girl is just alive with ty-
pholdfever;giveu up to die. 0b.save
her if you can."
Quick as thought the reply of this
mental healer flashed over the wires.
“Have no fear, modulo; 1 will save your
little girl. She will be better tomorrow."
Immediame upon receipt of the telegram
the child revived, and has steadily im—
proved.
Such occureuces are common in the
life of this tnctnphysician. He. declines
to say how he performs these cures, ex-
cept that it is by the power of mind. He
stated recently in an interview with :1
Benton journalist that he had given upx
the pructiceof medicine entirely; that he
never used drugs In any way whatever;
that if he had a patient who he thought
needed medicine he should refer him to
the family physician; that his patients
were those who could not find relief in
medicine, or who had been given up as
incurable by the doctors; that lie-did cure
. thesick from allover the countrv, and
unit he cured them without medicine
wuss fact no one would dispute; but
that these cores were not miraculous,
and he wished his friends would stop
calling them miracles; that he did not
believe In miracles, and what he did
others could do; that this science could
beucquired by any one; that it was far
above and beyond medicine, and he be—
lieved wouldone day supplant it; that
he taught his patients, bluidee giving
mental treatment; “time we design," he
said,"to lift our patient-Ito a plane where
they will not worry or be sick'"
"Doymlulluw your potiemts to take
medicine from nrgular physicians while
under your imminent?" ”Certainly hit).
This makes no dltiercnce in my treat—
ment." “Are your cures instantaneous!"
“Indeed, they are not; frequently it takes
mouths to cure, and some 1 moot cure
at all." “You haveeutirely given up the
titIcof ‘11. D.,’ "where." “Yanerniirely:
for lam notn Doctor of llrnllcirne any
more. I don't give, use or touch medi-
cine in any way. I don‘t object to either
the giving or the taking of medicine
but I can heal the sick quicker and bet-
ter without medicine than with it."
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WISHIIBTIII STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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wasn'rsin.
Intelligent,activa and trustworthy loan
for one month. on trial. Afterwards Ii
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drew ll. Williams. Manager,
one. New York( Ity.
shortens It... bewell recomlnended.
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must book on earth; ‘rlhepp' a Photo-
fl'llillk manl-
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math Illustrated clrenlarnam terms free; no-
paralled mess. . L. Martin, Center-
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sil‘ords. Keep your
letting Grocer. 33 Washington Street, So
28:33th Walk, Mohacketno Hotel.
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effects. Including the revolving prlson and ship
scenes.
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Seats on Sale at HoytP, s and Gregory'
St tores.
Grace Church
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drug store. South Norwslk
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Primrose & West's Iintstrels.
uoNDAY, us: 4.2%.,
Rudolph Alonso-1Z3. Y. Guinness, in
Uncle celestin.
Seats on Sale ThrePstyelu Advances
MR H. (I Milli,
Vocal Specialist In the let Ii-
tall college of Innslc, at W:
orln city,
“ill 5 ml Tuesday Jan. 85. in this pk":
with a Ingevr to agenlnlgtmg vocal. studio here,oue
or two days of i will hes
the midencc of Mr.“
from“ .. till 41.!) p. In...
those who may wish to
ll West avenue.
when: he will
have their voices tried
ruing his work. For
further particulars address
III. Hill", 2 E. Ittln in,
m , ilrnr York: P
Wearsaiiuiingdowntn
IIIINT 8!. ZELIIFF’S
Market to get
India River Oranges.
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Pickled ysters.
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HUNT 8: ELUFF’S
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market. To “It’ll. .
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