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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 11, 1894 · page 4

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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1894. . ‘

”VII! ’ a “FIB—”Want." "Io
lot." and " sue“ Advertisements. not .1.
man lines. one :giiae. 856.; three timep.
.mutxtimu. 01w. Readies actives. tun.-
llnet' Murine And «tenth notices. an. Sched-
cleo! rates (or displayed advertisement; tut-v
M on connection.
WMIH’I'ION Bar‘s-By mil. in ad,
‘ venom. me prepaid: One month”); three
mucus; nix math-t £3.60: one your. $5.00.
Why «minimize eweek. to hope“
“to I11. wider.
, IAIN ("HOE-No. no Wuhinmnetreet.
South Kuwait; telephone cell. 93-5. Branch
onion. fin. is Well street. Norwtlk: telephone
on“. «at.

oonmumcn'nons should in all cases be
addressed to i

‘ rag. "ammo alumni,

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In! York Home! Wenther turnout.

Todlyhlr and clear weather will prevail,
filth nearly stationery. [allowed by lower
‘ temperature. and trash southwest to westerly
winds. On Friday cooler. clear Weather and
froth weeterly to northweewrly wind». with
frosts for the northern districts. and on sat-
urday hit and slightly warmer.

Wm
, , Thermometer Record.
. The lowest point. of the thermometer tor the
twentyctour hours ending at noon today wee
ll ”We zero; highest. 67 3 .

 

flint-tun Almanac lul' Til-marrow.

sun Mental Sun Pm Highl'ldc Low 'Iide
It 5:02 at 5:16 at 9:18 at Zzttl

 

'v‘i,‘ -
Why Crime Flourishes ln Cities.
The investigations of the Lech com

mittee in N ow York will show why
crime and immorality thrive and fatten
most vigorously in the largest cities.
With all its costly and numerous police
officers :1 city ought to be for more mor-
al and enfor- than country neighbor-
hoods, where them are no guardians of
the law at all. ’l‘heream enough police-
men in every largo city to make it as
moral and peaceful as the New Jerusa-
lem. Yet tho fact remains that our
most successful swindlors and most des-
perate and depraved criminals colonize
and are developed in the great city.

The Loxow senrchlight in New York
reveals tho fact that the criminals and
policemen there have been in league for
the past 30 years. Crime is fostered and
flourishes rampant because it pays the
police to encourage it and for no other
reason. They do encourage it. The
blackmail they levy on counterfeitcrs
and keepers of disorderly houses is a di-
rect. bid to bad characters everywhere
to come and quarter themselves in the
city. Anywhere else they would be un-
safe. In the great city they are protect-
ed by the police. (.‘rime the most infa-
mous is made lawful.

A writer in the New York Press has
been calculating tho amount crime has
paid to policemen in that city in the
past 30 years. Ho figures out that it is
not less tllnn $100,000,000. There is a
regular tnritl‘ «enacted from cnclt unlaw-
ful enterprise in ouch noighhorhoml.
Tho system in as llk‘t‘ll on that o! the
civil service. Many of tho policemen of
New York city um anxious to retire.
No wonder. Tin-y mmnut exact blood
money from thieves, rcptolmtcs and
poor mnrkct 1mmplo so freely any more,
and their places do not pay tllt'lll. Ev-
ery city in the Union ought to institute
exactly such an investigation as that
now carried on by tho Loxow cnuunit~
tee. Sonic things Wuulll then ho uncov-
ered thut Wullltl mtonish n'spocltllllo

people.

Ut‘mln-I- Ideas.

The editor of Scrilmcr‘a Magazine
finds two mmpnrotivcl y new notions
flitting nhuni tlm (lclulwr lands-tun. to.

1

One in tho gillllt: of wit, which come
pcoplo any in properly pronounced
“golf,” though juat why it is not «my
to nmlcretnnd. tiolf has how no no pop-
alar union" outdoor you do llmt it has

n l
taken the plm'v of tcnni». It in no Inevi-
noting tlmt i'Vl'" tlw law-m of trottcrn
and mourn forgot to talk hommnd grow
luatend ontinminetic. over the glories of
golf. 0? tho new fnvnrito tlm editor
on”. “ll; commends line]! no (\Nll'lllllli
sport, lit to outrage the writ preserved
but not too luil‘dl mine wwrgilvuuf the
middle llgwl. Misti-lo for Hunt. mm to
apply to ill" mvrurvlion ni‘ ohm" lulttll‘ll-
clev, und y-‘t 1‘.le lnn vlolvnt for the
worn ll'ntncn ul’ Iltl‘ thin. "

The ollwrllctulwr ldm it tho l‘lr-yvlc,
particularly its \‘lcinrlmm mlvnnm
among wotmsn. 'l‘hn moat striking point
Ibout the bicycle llmlinoowrn tube that
it in going to chm go the outdoor con-
tnmo uniting wotnnn. llu writes:

All our" “K have. or thr diminution of the
(much crop. or nnytlunn timt Initlvvllulvlt‘. it in
ghoul. to Hnmn'lpuio- lltnl nui‘fvrlnucrmitiun
[mm the dominion ut' uhlrte. Nu wnluilll of
now will not dim-Md «ktrte llllultl'llnvr. 'l‘lwy
M‘n (of ion mwmly nml lnrmtnlng for Hint. lint
woman hull tnm'lml lln' ldl‘yclv- for lwr own,
““1 “n witlnsm mu fill“ on o lilt‘yclts wiilmttl
flmvttrlnn llml skit-ta have their plum and
their um, tmd llmt thm,» arc Mono and Hllliir
ilionc when» tlwy :m- in the wny. ’l‘lm huhlt
aim bathing hamlono much to brook down
the tyranny of wumvn‘m’iolhee. Bicycle-u will

do the Mt. Ali‘cndy tlu- divided nltiri. in ill-it‘ll
by Vtfiflt‘n on lmm‘lnwk willmut pulling the,
beholdurr'n dummy. but that is nut in {helium
that the! mltl'tntct- of O‘lel'llflllfl‘ growth. But
that the woman who rldm Iiit’yt‘lw will wear
lmloltm'hockc-m in n hit 0! mnclmlml tlmtlny;
at“ once having found "if!!! m-m-plollln {or
mum of t-xcrvlw Hw tony find them con-

" "Valium l‘oi‘ dlvvra “thorn. in very tnmnlhlv. and
no! I lllmr. cinch killl'lllrl‘llflt’kt'l'fl do not

ill. ’at 9h» will door» in them or dine
film in not Iiko‘ly mmuuh to give any one

m f1" ullxtnty; but. out-n altcluia

M, ehn will t'wnr llwm without («my
’ on lit twnmtom; whivrc chitin too
much Main on when all» plays Rf)”.

An mailman allied a showtime one
mung. roman mom was elm-
“WIN.” may “plied: “Path!”
‘tfionmt at the nutritional-- it

‘ new when it w to china";

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n. venetian Pulley ii! i it
our American Industries.(

It has generally been supposed that
Matthew Marshall. the commercial
writer of The Sun, was a man of judg-
ment. but people are beginning to doubt
this, and with reason: In a. recent issue
of that paper we find the following:

“Although the protection to other
manufacturing industries will not he
so great under the new not as it is un-
der that now in force, it is snfilciont to
keep alive most of them, and the loss to
trade by tho stoppage of the rest will be
compensated by an increased activity in
the importation of foreign goods. "

Matthew Marshall is kind cnough
to any that the protection ufl‘ordcd un-
der the (tor-man thrii‘l’ bill "is sufficient;
to keep alive most of them” (the manu-
facturers). Ho acknowledges that some
muetdio, but this is a matter of little
concern because in his opinion “the loss
to trade by tho stoppage of the rest will
ho compensated by an increase of activi-
ty in khclmpcriution of foreign goods. "
It is fortunate that Matthew Mm-
shull did not attempt. to explain, he-
ounac he couldn’t, how the stoppage of
any of our manufacturing industries,
which means idle people with no pur-
chasing power, can “be compensated by
an increased activity in the importa-
tion of foreign goods, " which simply
manna sending so much money out of
the country to pay foreign wages and to
chock the distribution of wages hero
and tho put-chiming power of our people.

Matthew Marshall thou went on to
dcnouucc those Democrats who urged
the president to lot tho (,z‘ornmn hill bc-
conlc a law. He must have had in viuw
The Sun’s Frnnco-American contcnipo-
ruty. tho New York llcrnld, What he
said, “They exhibit the growling spirit
of the Parisian shopkcciwrs. ” It‘urthrr
on he stated, “They forgot that the flil‘
vnntngo which they gain will he tt’lll~
pornry, while the injury to tho Country
will be lusting." How can this bu if
“the stoppage of the rust" of our tunn-
ni'uctnrcs “will he compcnuutcd by no
increased activity in the importation of
foreign goods?”

This deliberate contrudiction in onv
paragraph of what was written in a
previous paragraph not only makes pon-
plo wonder if Matthew Marshall is
mum, but also if the commercial col-
unma of The Sun are becoming an utter
ly unreliable as its editorial promotions:
of u wheat. famino. Mr. Dunn need
never go brood hungry. Thom will ul-
ways he nurplo wheat in the world to
supply him with a crust. But he should
not persistently mlvmrmo in his paper in
policy for the United Stun-s that. Will
lllflke tho people go hungry and lwmmc
«lvpondcnt- upon charities and fro.» soup.
housos. It in llll~Alll|‘l‘ll‘ml.

“\l'hllq- Ilu- Lump "old! lint in [turn Illr
Vile-id. Mum-r May lit-turn.”

 

 

Ill-null uI' “Fro-v" ('ufl'zu'.

During ”in lle- yvztrsot' lxriei'.’ tlwn-
wus an import duty of 5. cod 3 I“ l.t.~- :.
pound on voil‘w. 'I'lwl'c won» iinpwi n «l
1,22ll,4£l2.llH7 puululnul :1 mud ni' :y'l .‘ti,

2114,“ til. ”it this llw guvvvnnmnl ml
ll‘t‘Il‘ll a l‘l‘Vl‘llllI'llI $33,ll1h,2l:l|, A! tlz.‘
clunmrons (lmnund of tho lh-ni-w-mllr
party this “mill-w txtritl'. “ which [and
tln- poor innn'» lu'vnkl‘ust tuldo, u an to
pooled and when put on the lrw liar.
During tlm next. Ian yt~iir»——~IHI:l-7-
tlnn'o Worn lluportvd l.llT;l,llll7.:l2:l)
pounds of voll‘vu ut u out ul’ $27: ,tmil,
hi7, from which llw gnvvnnnnnt do.
ll\’t'll no l‘i‘Vt'llllI‘. 'l‘ltc nvvrn‘n' prim ul‘
mill-c for tlw llvn yours ol‘ lm‘lll' tux woe
lo cont» and 1 mill pt-r xmund. That for
the five yours of from trmln Wild ll‘. t‘l'll’iH
and 5 inilla. licpcnlinu tlw thrill” «m
rum-.- mwt tlm gvarnnwnt in firm yvm‘a
$53,01h’. Hill in low of l’t‘t‘l‘llll“ and cos:
llln pu-uplu i‘llli.r§lll:,;‘3ll in lllr‘rvnw-vl
pl‘ll't‘ of ml‘.’m~. And mclt in tho tin-t» ut
Ih-tum-mtic Elatli'fillltlllfillllli llut Ml
ll‘slx’. How would tlue In"! Vtwn \vv l‘w

twnlml our turlll'. llruzil lu‘lml on H.
port lax nud lmwll'vrrml the inilml'”,

mm to Mr Milt-t“. and tho inmurf' --~
fornwd n “Hf-'ltllll'dlv'” and lrnmtlzwl
5' .~ fi‘lllffi‘ddldllill is. do iv )llll'lit (vs V.
numb-r Nut Yogi. llllll'll‘l"l"i “um l‘nvv
ll‘filll“. Fm‘ limit". Export Nu"! m. i. it}
in l‘ihll, thigh l’li.

lit'l “ago: if \nn Um.

“it inn :zw'd z'llllll: lltlml't‘ nunwy nml
at good IIllll‘! tnwnrl; for it. but you
mind ln- l‘m', l'ul It‘ll in my in” (nun ll
ln'ivv for it. ll ’1. ”outright to Inlmt PM
it and your right to not it ll‘ you man. "

'l‘ltin from Mr Nl-iv Yurl.’ ll‘rnllll
Snnduy wtnmn. Aug. to, i». mlvlzshlt‘
mooning wlwn m- l-mmtdrr linw ll...‘
«hoot. huslmon l’lilllllll'lllg lut' tln' tin»
porlnlion of I'll‘v‘lgzll “(Milli tn lll“ littr
nelsol its: French client», “lint
you mu" "WNW conic down to Fit to}.
walrus

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l' ll

J‘rmytwin oi llnlihruplc}.

Title Mini I.‘Vi'llu'l of tin: l'i.il'l.
thtca loll olf lytithh,ltllll.lllm Illnltl‘;
1894 no mmpnml with Milli. Tom 4 .-
pctldilutl-e ill-wwlml by only Minna;-
ll‘m. Tllnflllil‘l your"! a Ulntm'tnllt'
ndminlxlrntlon vaulted in tlnwmmtry
getting more than Slimlll’lwmu into
debt. A heathen "mo. in mnnulnvtuwr,
n wage comer who smut lowly 25 per
cent inure than llllt inmnuewouhl very
coon becomes imakrupt. Thin is the

 

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WOR LD'S FAIR.
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A LESSON IN BOXING.

The Young Mun “'lm rum 3 sign, All/er-
vnn-d Saw star».
A Detroit young: mun who Imil been
taking in (‘hlcngo tolls this story nnd
tells it wvll: ‘

"I sown rlgn of ‘hoxlng and gymnn'

slum up stutrs,‘ and l \wnt up simply to
soc what north! n pint-c it, was. 'l‘lwru
worn only It few pmplc Lo tlu-rv,¢uul mm
of them was it young: mun ‘oitll u lllilt’k
oyc nnd u dejectedmunimunw. All hv
tiOl‘lIlCll to lu- unhappy. l l'~lt it my duty
to spook to him lillli w‘ ' 'vl‘nt l (“c-uh! do
to mnku Ills path on r 1 I. .r'nnl.

“ 'l'll tell you \. in '» To Honor uni
llll‘,’ ho t'xplnlm‘ll of!» t' .‘l lull, l was
u-lloxlnlu-rctwoort'tw(l:23.~:uzn\\'ltl(lc:-'t.
Jon Kid, M Ito mils hit-wit”, tillll ln- fitl‘ul-k
me l'otll nml l)l:lt'l;"tl nu- cyo. l'm ll-lllyll)
for him how, did murnln, and il’ lw t‘ttmt‘fi,
say, I‘ll put him [41 rll‘l‘p in do iulddlu of
do first round. 1 ll show you how he hit.
mo,‘

“”0 got. up, Illllll‘ll UlT Ill‘i com. and Will
and pulled on u pair of glow-H. und nhout
this limo l rcmurkt-d:

“‘l'nl pt-rfl'ctly ullllng to trike your
word for it. You ncvdn't. go to any trou-
bln to tlcnmnstrutc. "

“ ‘Uh, Wei nu lrouhlottt ull. l'omc into
do ring, and 1'” show you lll)\\' he did it.‘

" ‘llut, you are, l'———-

" ‘(‘nlnn lnm do ring. \Vlmt'u do use
of Mkln nlmnt Inc eye it you don't wont to
know how do laid llllll‘kl‘ll It."

“Holnnl mun! to consldcrnhlc tronltlc
on my ncmnnt, nml 1 fill it writ-l only {Mr
to Hlt'p into tho ring.

“ ‘..\'ow. dun, put up your (lulu-V he
said int he autumn! oil ill in".

“ ‘llnl, my door sir. I nm‘cr‘-—~

" ‘l’ut up yer dnkvs. llo you mint Illl‘
to knock yer low oil nt llt‘ wry ilrst cllp?‘

"ll lunlu-ll tn um ila ll’ ho was on only
(‘lllltl nml nut Hand in llt‘lllg t‘nmvd, nml
sol put up my dulws to Iit‘l‘p him good
unluml

"‘va, pmnm' nrumnl.‘ lu- Hilll .1“an
lwmsn to donor and skip and («int nt nu'

“ ‘\Vllt|t‘.~l rln- list-T" l prutl-slvd. l (Inn
stand still whtlv you vxpluln minim '

“ ‘l’ralnw. l any? lll' yellul

"lt hL’i'lllt‘ll policy to humor him in his
absurd lllt‘ul'it‘rl, mul ml l l-I‘ullll prancing

“ ‘lldl ‘5 do llli‘n‘l, ' lll' mliml tie llt‘ llidl,j<"l
nlmut ‘Xnu, don. llllllI yrr right :t littlv
lowma llul a ll l'p .l llltlu uni yvr lvll
Um '5 do nu) '

" 'llut. I Ilshlll'l' you. my ill'ill' l‘rllnn.
tlml, l didn't. (‘Ullll‘ ln'l‘v in

"In'ml lur lllt‘ wnl }« r ll lt’

" ‘Wlml fur“

“ ’Iu-ml l'ul- llll‘. I Nu [m lull mm! in
slnnd [lu'l‘l- lllu' u Mummy and Ir! lmwln
nll do with."

“l didn‘t mm! to hurt lln- yuunn mun,
hot on 1w wue willing to tulw the rlnltl lml
for llllll l t‘Xlll‘l'll'tl In l\Illll h lllllI lll'illl
uvvr lu-vls, llllI lll‘ on: «till t‘ll'l‘liugl :lrnund
llli‘ nl'lvr I not through lvmlinn Tlll.‘ .w
tonislllnn luv-l ll‘ll lllv tn roundly

“ ‘1 think l will no now. l'\'v out In t..-
down lit ”to I’uIm-vr llunw in Jim 1.. min
IlIi'h. l \‘-|Il plainly nl’l' lan lit!“ llw kid

" ‘Swlnu y. r right fur tun Jaw“ lm in ll
cd nu lllri dutn lnluunl [mun my: nrvu nmrv
rigid-on»,

“ ' llut I don't wunl In Mind: your jaw '

' ‘n‘uing \s‘ul yer l‘lflllll'

‘ llv ll.ll.l l‘l'lllu‘all‘tl Ilil‘ In NH Mm, m'd
[mung 1 Wm umnh rim: \\ hut ”in my
Ulll'r'ti H‘l‘tlll'l “'lllllll Iw \l'lwll llm t‘l inf
lvll in and vwrythlnn lill‘lll'tl (lurk ll
\\‘lI.-H‘l,',(lll illlllllli‘H nl‘lvrwurd, no It mmll
lmy with n wry llullt‘el fum- lllllll‘llit‘ll nun
when lowliltc uud I'umul llw roof nll right
The boy uml l Wt'l‘l‘ tlw only once in the
plum, and lw sold my jmv wouldn't lmlll
vr mu uwr Hm: willie, lll' Want it good
buy. llv rlllllli‘ll lIlt‘Wllll llnlmvnt. ltl'nnullt
nm It glow. of lmmdy tlllll urn-rwnrd lmlpvd
Inn down ninliu :lllll mllvd u l‘lll‘l‘lilfll' uml
told ”in drlwr \llmt lumptlul to living up
iiI.."»—~l)t‘l.i'u1l. l’t'm‘ l'l't'n-l

A t‘nlnrml rill’It'nl.

 

Sum Johnston, 1 wunte you liltmh
JIMflhudl. it'l’ lldt‘j‘nt‘t‘ Illllmmnwtill (Immitl
no my nomlmwhun use dot: u-mchvr. i
do dm'k lililltiu-«Tl‘filll‘l Hittinma

Amie-nun".

The time hull mine for tlwlu tn pzw

”or until emote lilill to llw lwutt 'l‘cn
daily In- authored hcf in hit: mum,

"You will try to min any,” in» mtrm
ml. ”for my nuke?" .

Hhc mulled bravely thronnh hut mm,

“ Yes. Allred. I will his ll'flfll. wont tzly

,‘W

Rho spoke with limiting of mttlmi 1‘!“ o
lotion now.

ml‘will bleach my hair. "

He could not no time, and cool: being
the [lull he took MI memmit
Tribune.

Jame-Md.

 

[EWING
LEBDIIG

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reape a great advantage.

approach it in Norwalk.
explains it all.

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39 cents a. "yard.

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Ten pieces, rill incite», Black Indian Twill

cost-on “ sron's

Dry Goods lower in price and better in quality than they have been for fifty years.
In no instance is the new taril! lama benefit to th

 

a merchant. In most cases the purchaser

Every dollar's worth of our stock marked to conform to the new schedule.

From the busiest summer season in our history we stop to our SIXTH FALL OPENING,
determined to eclipse everything in the post and leave a record for 1894 that will be hard to beat.

Cloaks and Wraps.»

The ladies that visited this do

pertinent during the week, tell us they never saw anything
Our very large assortment styles up to date, and prices the lowest,

Dress Goods and Silks.

We do not wait until the and of the season to cut prices. We start right in at the beginning
Twenty-five pieces All-Wool Suitiuge, 245 inches wide, popular colors, 29 acute a yard.
Twenty pieces Fancy Mixtures, all this season’s make,

very desirable and durable,

, extra heavy, 59 cents a yard; would be good

Five pie-cos, Black AILSilk Peon dc Soic, superior quality and finish, suitable for street.
or evening wear, on centea yard.

Blankets and Comfortébles.

500 pairs 104 Blankets, at 7ft cents a pair; good value at $1.. 25.
One bale lull size Comfortables, extra value, 98 cents.

UNDERWEAR.

We are sole agents for the celebraté d “Luzerne” Non-Shrink-

able Wool Underwear.

HANDKERCHIEFS.

100 dozen Ladies’ and Children’s Handkerchiefs, White and

Colored Border. Special for this week, 5 cents each.

FANCY lllllll BUREAU SGlHFS.

'l‘wo sizes, to match, 25c and 30c.£/

Carpets and

Upholstery.

J not opened a New and Complete Line.
Some Rare designs in Lace and Chenille Effects.

 

GHILDREN’S WEAR.

The larges and to, t assortment ever shown by us.

Prices to nit all.

 

 

A Very "aim-Ms Haiku".

Tin-n- is no merlicinem one!) ended in
unity lunm- and no mlmimhly adapted to
the porpum-a for wllivh It in intruded. an
(lunmhvrluin'u Pain lllim. Hardly a
WH'k pounce but in Ill" member of the
htmily has omit)! it. A toothache or
in admin:- [my be curvd by it. A touch
of rheumatiam nr neuralgia quieted. The
”were puinu! a turn «it ward promptly
rel ccwl and the mm- hmlrd m much loans
Iinw than who lllt'lllr'llu' him to l.» loo-m
ll r A sprain "my Irv ptnvrpt'y ututml
twinrmnll mmmtm ku - I", altlt‘l‘l incur?»
a cure in noon: on o tin-J pl tru- mu»
0”waer rrqu ml, t' m and llvulm
should I'N‘f‘th‘ not" diatw in-nlmmt be.
I'ui‘r' L‘lv' yum ’?"l'll"”’ nurllvn, “lllch
Con only he «tow uhml’um Balm o- Iu pg
at hand. A new throat "my be cured he
Ion-itlmzmnm action». A lame luck
"liner! and w'vcml days n! valuable
time mew-d l' r it win in the "do or chat
run-d without povmg o doctor's bill.
l’rmvuni n 50 cm: hold» u chow and you
will newt regret it For mlohy n. (I.
Hudson. Illilluie-l,

i! o New You militaristic zlmn o .9 i.
not ct Pith Mmuc and mo nth-m, mom;
”MAM min: i. yum "4 y-nplo ”elm. will
aid that: pulp» nil-1M ”Arms”; in d w
=~ hull- and :l.» h: to n '4' my $3.1
n wt» two m-m» Hmm ~ me (0 mm tho-n.
what would bathe eulogy-er copin- i'
on down: m no not be given. that?
wing ‘57 ,» Wu! « "u low,

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rm mu ,1.‘ Fm"! who-vi
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capable and trot-Intuit)! own are nn-dmi

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edit: I large criminal pup" ml will yard
is with (oil palliation. which will r1-
lpln‘m how you m1} enter tn», wvlmiem
thy warming him at lmllamwliu. Ind.

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purifier in new", There in hum
Mt Sampson», and that in Ayn'p.
Thinlmpmnmt hot "I remained at
thi- World’s fair, ‘mmgfl. 1%. being
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It’s. .‘l on . 9'. ulilmu'v, dd” \\ u~l.itu.'tnn,
(”H‘L an Ht him-purl. I 'nnll
hradgrlnfl «.nl‘ V. will arrive,- iii the

Throttle” n! thit- Frat- Survive. ii that. the)
nu lit-roma- rapidly mamatumt with tho elm
am nflllctedmnl tmlmw wlmt uondcrlul bill'-
rmun Iw uvlurvul when (lleevwa taro «tuni-
mliydimmmd and Mlt'nlliimlly lrmtcd by
our?! howl-lino.

All this! in linked or upwlrd in return for
thin Fru- iiefl'lch-i lilo! liflt‘ll pullout. nlmn
(-urrd. will Ifi‘olnmcml thru- l’hyalrlhne and
"wire «tom of lrvutnwnl to their trlcmln.

The Ihc’tnrn tori ae-uml that the unmdnl
room-prowl” all them put Uhlr will give them
aunt-mini prm'tlw at mum. and mainly r»-
mv for thin giant rxwtdttum or time And

tom" Dlll‘nlu‘lnnn Wish It distinctly under-
«tmulJlmt while they treat all t’hrunlo Ailv

the First and «mu Ihllnlml I-yntt-m or {Jim
norm: ii A. M. [EHTIL

‘r‘l‘lllfl “I‘A'l’ “I" I’IIY'UCIAFS

comma TO SOUTH NORWALK. 7’

of Rat

The Boston SIore,Cor.Main and WallSis.,Norwalk.Telephnne tall,5 7-4 ..

 
 

 

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tonal Medicine

lul Act of lxglnlnturc. June 10. 1881.

"malaria": «N for the l'niuul Stow». l'hilmlrlphllt, In. With supplementary otllcca at» 803.
_ l). 0.. . ' . Coll bus.
The (‘lllvl of stall and tL‘l‘L‘l'llilI‘ll tlw‘lul‘s and surgeons HOE the

Plltuhurgh. Pm. Hammett-r. lt-

cm Milli. scum tnwnt. munch, on tablet

AND (WEN OFFICE IN PABLOHS l AND 23.

‘V‘All. “‘9!” Vlfl’!‘ THESE EMINEBT I'HVSH‘lANi IIFFOBE "I T. QII',
WILL “KCICIVU: HONhlllfl'ATIUN. ADVIGE. DEKVICES AND HERGICAL TREAT.
"In"! ABMILI'TI’LLW FIEE UNTIL CURE”.

lllt'llil‘. thy will not take incurable cases. and
tumor exainlnutlnn,yuurvueia mood to be
of Mich « uMum. you wt l he so informed. and
saved all further trouble and “penile.

'l‘hlats your Uppllrlllllll)’. No matter what
your (‘lilltllllnll nmy be, how long you have
been sick. or how nmny doctors 'mi havo tried.
no mutter wlmt your duuhtn. "here are but
low «tam!» lwynno nope. A perfect knowledge
otulscuecIconic-halt ltu cure. It in your Inc

timt in at Make; you mind either get well or ,

Miller. No mutter how runny unvelclanu have
given you up. or how many inmpluu have turn-
ed you an ay u.» incurable Do not mount what
anybody mu» u» mat in. to them physician»
and out My youmnl'. "In-y give you this op-
portunity ttooulexponee.

“vavll’rlnllfln will tml'lvcl) curt! (lulllrrll. llrnnt'hltle. Asthma and Throat and Lung
mm, not will Atwulutulv ”'lul‘ unm- every mm or {'umnmpmm :lmf mm" to ”M1”
"Iulr'u’ mm! mot In an!» mmmm vermin in it» remit». V
linflrllimulml ell surmount Nervous. lllood. Hklll no I Slirulml line-mum of mm permanently
rural 1., their fifW‘IIlv 'l'ru-iunwm. 'i limo Mlllt‘i‘lllll from ltln-nnmllam. flora». lllcem, 'l’ntnorn.
l‘uwvf, up any 1 mu of mm or Help Irwnmv, nnmdd vlnlt tin-m at once and lnvmdllmto this.

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it I‘ ‘h-IINDAYS 01.08710.

Eenelal Dillces in the fitment Connecticut, l29 lairlield he.

WHERE ALL Ll‘ll'l‘lillil SHOULD Ill“. ADDRESSED.

WILL REIVBN EVERY 00 DAYS.
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ll institution street.
Scott Nowell

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mommy's cutie. mm and um. mm“ at”; ,,,,-gjg,:;gw,g, ”gmufi'fi?"

rhu- lonely. ”to? Walter? i' 'i‘huraioumnfw g

"i would rather m that mum my: '35”. ‘ If lif‘?‘“'”.f’.si

Mmml knew or.” an in. M%Tnmb’“,w.mflnm 53,”.

mm, at W Cie..ilo.. u on on: m can Winnipml:

in We! mm M * ., l container)

and W M. fur-let» Ann. gm!“ liobool.
comm.» . an

A EiSllllS’ NOTICE
SS ' l
V‘Z’ E. the tmdurylgm-d. lmrvhy Rive notlco in

all lwrmmn nml mrporollnna. liable to
nnytniw in llm'l'nwn of. curwulkflhat they
are N «min-d by law to deliver to tho Attenuators
or Plilwl‘ of them. on or before the tint do of
hm-wnlmx lam, in written or printed lint. l al-
wimlnml nml mom to. oi! all the property
owned by tin-m on the tirlst day of October.
will. liable to ln'mllnn. mlmwlw it will he the
dot of the Amman in make out ouch list no.
can log to UliIl‘ hem Judgment and knowledge.
and addlnn ten perm-m. them". which theg
urccnmpvilod hylnwto do. and {mu whit:
Nata so made there ta no spoon .

N. B.“ Llotnmoy inn, returned in llll‘ Ansell»
unmet tho PUIt'l'tmt‘fl'HllIllllzl. llanlt llulldiua
Noreelkmnd nttlu-(‘oumzll Room. llnvi ml
street. #nuth Norwnlk. from and ”min in:
mwtwltl. 1m. to and inolmilmr November
Int" MM. mid ofllcm to hen n from lama
o'clock n. m..and [tom :5 to o‘clock p. m ,
nod on Suturdnye and Nomnher lot from 7 to
co‘ctmk in the evening.

Dated at Not-walk ( claim an. um.
FRANKMN A. 'I'Ulnmu. ,
H HMITH lillll'thliluEU, Antietam.
JAMES Mll‘Cliliilil..

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