it .
. ”I. n entrant no. in soon.
,v‘l'heflreatflew York Speelsllst. The
Beaten Prevails! Upon to Have
his Great Remedy Placed in the
lands of the llrmhta
the most wonderful- prod ti 1
”science in the nineteenth “gaging.
Wrbnotapatetgnmediciue. but a Ensurin-
ndsd scientific princi es and
“#833800“ in his abusive practice for
the 0! all blood The cores
w halt aim 1 wonderful d be
“that“. m '3'!” m "
doctor's parlors tor
lbsnnh’an extent Is the demand a the
time and attention of the doctor tor hg medi-
troin people who could not visit New.
* orheity.that tbeosme a matter of dot to
some plan by which the general‘pn lio
ooidd bowled with this genuine. v unble
may. torthls purpose A. A. Shepherd
been called to South Norwalk to
rename-ewe amen." .'
orws . o perm on p n
and sell load
this won remed .
is vegetable. and excellent tonic
and b -.a load purinerunexcelled.a
tonic nothinccan nal. Dr. Scott has
33533:: his life to the rough knowledge
and understanding“ blood diseases. a few of
whioharonnmed ere: Kidney disease. liver
. complaint. sick headache. muscular rheumao
tiara. dy loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. acro syphilis. cancerous humomm
catarr
in ban salt rhenm. pimples on
=‘ mal‘debility, bolls. dizziness. female weak-
ness. po n. .
The above named druggists have meived
their first consignment and would invite at:
persons tocall and become acquainted wit
ect remedy. Dr. Scott‘s
edicine, when p seed in drn stores. is sold
under the name of Dr. Scott’s arsaparilla. and
all who intend taking a blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. Scott's Sarsaparilln.
No Pills Save to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
--—-Il'OR SALE Bit--
E. ii. Tomllnson, South ilorwslli;
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H. ll. Hale ilorvrsllt.
. . mfliy
s. B. WILSON
lllllPElllEll lllll BUILDER.
Offlos to Wall street: shop No. 8 Cross street,
ficrwalh. Estimates cheerfully given for
as
Stock
or small buildings. Jobbing of ever Notary
desert on rear tl attended to. All wor
“asylum.” p y m7 tf “k“-
is Why
suits
in quality,
in flavor or
weight 7 '
Tobacco
everyone
every time.
m
' JACOB M.‘ LAYTON
Flu. [lie and incident Insuranc
till [Stilt lllll llilllSE illElll
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl
loans
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Negotiated and
s Sold. once 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post Office. South Norwalh.Ct.
Public. Acknowledgments
REF“ Es HINB ! What is more refreshing after a hard day's work,
be it of brain or body. than a cup of GOOD TEA with your supper, or what gives
the stamina for the arduous duties of the day like a good strong cup of delicious
coifee? Life would be a burden without these gifts of nature. Do we say gifts,
well almost a gift at these prices, considering our inducements.
Best Colong or Mixed,
Choice Oolong or Mixed,
Fine Ooloog or Mixed,
With a large assortment of presents.
Beet Mocha J avs Coil’ee,
Best Java Coffee,
Best Maricnibo Coffee,
Best Rio Coffee,
Perfection Combination 003.29,
All other goods are absolutely pure, wholesome and nutritious.
only at
60c per pound.
500 u u
4()c It H
85¢ per pound.
326 is I‘
300 II N
:t‘c I‘ ll
,
2.): .. ‘
To be had
THE new Yllllll srnnrs,
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
0 We
COLUMBIAS-
TH" ALMOST FLT-
Dieting
wont
Cure you
Neither will medicine.
Bicycling will.
All you need is to get
veins and tissues.
Clots
rm ran an...
Columbia
outdoors and let the tonic of rapid
motion put new blood into your
Or a HARTFORD -- 580, ’60.
Boys' or Girls' Hartford; «$50.
“on
catalogs "w Ym
Free at any Coir - final? act
umbia agency; e rs see
by mail for two 'rovideoce
aunt stamps.
WWWWWWWW‘fi
any , attend innuroperesr-
tsiuly never of the one and politi-
celly unaucipated sort now bestowed
upon it in France. M. Henri Rochsfoft
expresses himself with his accustomed
feeling in his newspaper, L'Intransi-
scant:
“Cuba her Spain a magnificent
milch cow. What astonishes us is that
the United States continue to look with
coldness upon the struggle heroically
sustained mainst the Peninsular Gov-
ernment by the brave patriots resolved-
upon their independence. For years
since, by its geographical position and
the origin of its inhabitants, of whom
many call themselves descendants of the
comrades of Christopher Columbus,
Cuba should have been part of the
United States of America. The actual
situation of this beautiful island is that
which Calais occupied for more than
two hundred years after the siege in
which it fell into the hands of Edouard '
III. The Duke of Guise retool: it from
the English, and America. to which it
belongs, will one day take Cuba from
the Spaniards? We deunmd that this
should be done immediately."
Le Temps speaks to the same effect:
“Proud though the Cuban be even of
his descent, he has no more love for the
mother country than bare the Spanish
colonies of the three Americas. Nor
'does he maintain its institutions. Upon
the ground of the new world. peopled
by emigrants from ours, the monarchi-
cal tradition has not taken root. ' As
we saw the Virginia Royalists in the
second generation repudiate the loyalty
of their fathers and arm themselves
against England to obtain their in-
dependence, in the same way the Spam
lab-Americans have denied the political
faith of their ancestors and shed their
blood to free themselves from the yoke
of the Spanish Capital. In speech, in
religion and race this land is a Spanish
land. It has ceased to be so in heart,
and its interests cause it to revolve
around a pole of irresistible attraction,
that of the great American republic.
Against this attraction nothing turn pre<
vail."
Spain, still ruling Cuba. sucking her
blood to fattcn herself, keeping,r the flag
of :t iruns~occanic monarchy flying on
the republican \Vcstem short- of the At-
lantic, almost within signaling; distance
of the Stars and Stripes. is an anomaly
which not only France, but all Europe,
must now rcpudinte. with lllt- exception
of Slum).
QUEER FREIGHT FOR CHINA.
__; A...
The Skeletons of Dead ('hlnr-se Shipped in
Boxes Marked "Fish Done."
"A curious frciizbt which is shipped ex-
clusively from San Francism to (‘hina
is "fish lmie." which pays $20 a ton.
It is sent in large boxes consigned to
the Tang Wah Hospital at llotlg Kong,
but the contents of the boxes are really
the, bodies of dead Chinamcu smut home
for burial. Most of the (‘binrnncn who
come to the United States ill't' under the
caroof thr- S'ix (,‘ompnincs. who sign a
contract glilli‘ililtccillg to rrtum the
bones of the dead ful' burial with their
ancestors in the Colostizil empire. and
the Tung \Vah Horpital acts on agent
on this side in carrying out the narco—
mcnt. They are shipped as "llnll lunch"
in order to evade tho ruloof tho sworn.
ship conumnics. who charge full first-
clnss passenger rates for tho lli‘illl.
Nearly every ship lowing San Fran-
cisco for China carrics among the
stcerngc passengerx' n uumhor of in-
valids who llopi-ii) liw until they reach
their native country. but wwml usu.
ally die on ovary \‘1|_\'.‘lL:t'. ’l‘lwro is an
agrccuu-nt lwiwm-u the stnnmdups and
the Six (’ompuninw which forbids the
burial oi’ ilu‘sc lunlit‘s zit Nbl. and the
latter furni<leiiin~i oi" tho pn'l'lllltll'
(,‘hinoso paiicru for us.- in such emer-
gencies. 'l‘hcy arc tnndcof slabs. the
first cut of tho log, so that tho shine and
bottom and top arc rounded. ('hiongo
Record.-
"ow \Vuuld It Look “'lth liloouwrs.
A fcmiuiuu rcforuu-r warns :: rcvival
0f iltcolal fashioned enulmnuui.
“I do wi»lx."sho roumrlhul “that I
could get about twmty wlmwu to join
mo in bringingthc sunlmum-t into popu-
lurity again. Many wnxmn in this city
dothcir own marketing. owl how ub-
eurd they 1 )ok ioggwl out in tlowors and
riblmne. in silks and lam-9:; how much
more appropriate would ho tho “Midsh-
ioncd sunbonnct.
“Aprotiy Woman always lih'llih‘ prct-
tier in u dumty whiio Hlllilmlilll‘l than in
anythirmolso, ltllll what it picliu‘i‘rtqiio
feature of our nulrkcts it Would ‘bccomo
if our oilrnclivo socioly illlllil'H would
return to the pretty Nuubommts of their
gramlmothcr's day.
“I would like to see school girls in
pretty sunbonncts, too. li‘onc wieo
woman Would only make the break” how
soon our streets would ho flilt‘ll with
sweet. chattering schtmlgirls in the
swoct, old fashioned sunlmnnct. The
sunbonnot must have berm nHmtihorn
invention. I wish Southern women
would rovivo it."~-~Courier-Jcmmnl.
Dangerous Diet.
First (’unnibal~l‘mdying! Uh! oh!
Second Cannilmln—Wlnit‘s the mat-
ter?
First Cannibalml've just coin-n that
friend of the missionary's wifc.
Second (,‘utmilnll——Goml gracioueannnl
That woman’s a member of Sewrosis.
Sho novcr agreed with any man in her
life.»-Humer‘s Bazar.
The Senator's Way.
“A statesman‘s motto," said the cam-
est patriot. ”sliould always be:
“ ‘Be sure you're right, and then go
. ahead.”
”Maybe an," replied Senator Sorghum,
thoughtfully. “But that’s not my plat
form."
"What is it?"
. at. an
nonrandom
”Go right ahead and
W
square it “in:
M”uwm . i. . ...._ ..
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fludsfindhfinmmdm W“
wlulms'
Root Beer
m the Liveli Pleasantest and Healthiest
drlon‘lt' in the world.
WILLIAMS 4: CANTO! (20.. 3|"me
W
and
Examiner In
[1. a. Patent once.
I 876 to l 883.
Ofiices, 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOE'I'. CONNa
Patent , Medicine's
El“ Alli) PLEISIIT T0 TIRE.
AT OUR PRICES.
lll HOT. lllllll NOT TO TAKE.
' . Thebes: Indie florist.
Allwho desire tobnyrelinhle Furni-
turein modsrstspriesd
ormorscostly
willdnd onsetoofithemost
advantageous to select from for these
reasons: It represents the productions
beetmake'rs ouly.andisthe
andmoetvarledinm
The completeness at car mum
nnderstoedfronthefactthatwe
"““‘" "it: “.2- .l‘m' w
W more every 0 ,
macrutopattemofhmslsduudass
well as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing
Boom. Library and Dining Room furniture
at the most artistic styles, and ranging tram
the modest and inexpensive to the most elab-
orately served and inlaid.
llawamevsryarttele neared tornse.eenrfort
sacrum
tinthahonssholdcaubehadwtth
itsplalaly whedmodcatepriceatour
'BREAT FIIRIllllllE EIPORIIIII,
61-65 West 23d so, N. 1.
Maintain. Idea loses.)
laser 3 Cone establishment is enact Delight
at law term-lows” Comment
m2: 2m
Bargains,
Bargains,
_IN_
WALL PAPERS.
Grand Cleaning:
' Onto“ 'Isw
Hood’s Sampariila, .00 “l” SAlE
Ayers’ San-sepanlla, .67
Dana's Saree I t. 5% at PRICES
Cuticura Reso ven . -
Scott’s Emulsion, ' .60 that Will SURPRISE you.
Green'sfiervurs, rla .gg At the
gflnhgggggec‘gggoflf :55 PRICES we are now oilering it will
Brnndreth’s ' Is, .19 pay you to BUY and keep for future
Alcock’s Planters, .10 use.
Benson’s Capsice Planters. .18
Csstnria, .28
Orrinr‘s Piille, .g
Atwood’s litters, .
Rndem’s Microbe giller, on?" RE?) 3 N O T I C E
Radam's Microbe iller, ga . jars. . .
Yankee Lung Soother, ’ .25 0111' W l N D 0 W S .
parties.
Gen. (3. Stillsnn’s
Drug Store,
l2 Washington Street
Return car fare paid to out of town
DEBKER.
79 Washington St. 80- llorvrsllt.
HR. GEO. E. helium.
ofNewOauaanJal: "1' .. .
bad teeth tn .’
without ”3.; unis-.393?
Many other testimonials It #0“
TEETH manna f1!) ,
PAINIJIILY, mam. ,
BEST FULL
QUALITY. $8'OO BET.
wsnasN run mu m ulna. "
DR. F. W. DARMER‘
sunnton starter. ‘
no. as wasnnwron snails.
OverPoetomce. floatation-hr. ‘7
HOURS; Ba.m.to6p.m. - 18hr.
l. l.. New llavar & llaninnl ill
JANUARY ”.1“
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FOLLOWS.-
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7081.ex.' Dnex" ‘
”lien. Elihu”
salon. 110m.
NB en. ll“ uh.
use ac... BIL—lulu.
new is»-
ex., ex..
.lmlocale , 420w.
BIL—12:6: er.. “flee. to Bridgeport.
lilac... Man.
II 01.. 037%.
it“ igm'to mm
m! ”a
i!) ex. 841cc.
Ellen. “Inc.
an) so.. 1115 Adamsmndlo.
Omen. Sundays—Jane.
tense. lilac..a.m.;
167nm, tlhac.p.m..
8mm.
lino.
undue—walled.
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928 he.
LEAVE NEW YORK
roa Scorn Noawagn A. H.400 ex.. son
we. we "at ‘
10 as ex.. tote ac.. u (lien. 11th:?!
nil! noon en.
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midnight 'sx. “an a “and ”5‘01““
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DANBUBY DIVING].
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK for Daub!!!-
iOac..lDllex..a.m.; Mil so. "8 PIN
“$412 em. ll 55 so.
VE DANBUEY for South’
ll so.. 7% er..967 ex..12_40 10..
x.,lili'lp.m.. ac.
I.“
1,500 yds. Bleached Remnants, S cts.
Imperial Challies at 3 cts.
Printed Jaconete st ti cis
“Piquss, 6 yds. for 49 etc . worth 75 cts.
Wash Silks at 25 cts.
Summer Dress (loads at 25 cts, worth 50 cts.
BARGAINS in other Goods that are well worth your attention.
lid
A - BARGAIN - WEEK.
BEGINNING JULY 15, 1895. ‘2
Boys‘ Shirt Waists, 15 cts. 2 for 25 cts.
Men‘s Outing Shirts, at 15 cts.
Men's Cheviot Shirts, at 39 cts., worth 50 cte.
Sun Umbrellas, at cost.
Jobs in Children‘s Capes. \
Balance Silk Waists, $2 00.
\
A. DICKERMAN & sou, \ x
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-i
Wnlnnrs nnnmnnr ntrnsunnv;
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk. \
THE BEST MAKE WAGUNS 0F All KINIJS.‘
Repairing of All Kinds.
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