‘; .
3 ”attack mmmflww mm .
w“: ”7 . g... udfiwbumm“ m OF ALL m
“g cu-
, ‘, :1“ u “downtime! tint-tenant”
new”
Two commune“, Elma!"
h we fie In
wflmw-zmu mars minimums T...
gum men-ionisati- Coflbeu.
Gui-E me D ueahun “““fl‘ ”flmwwflm Sweet.
a. b New m %. when u Flour
“dudhmu gotculdin v
Kola”-.. “any“ WE WILL NOT BE UNDEBSOLD. . F 1
Ir. m, in
m PROVISIONS,
hudnfinrlprieu may“
-Ie'r’- Shoot,
com EOI’WALK,
manners
GROCERIES,
'ehnmmhdudmnoekdpode
A I (the II! i II I“ FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND CANNED
Domflflto FRUITS.
GIVE US A CALL. SAUCES, PICKDES, JELLIES,
And everything pertaining to e
I...“ & STE,VENS’ m Grocery Store.
[1' WE SELL LOW.
In A. m“, lDWKx ‘1IL‘OX.
1., crrr or son's-u Honwam 1‘?
The annual ontflogue of Wesleyan Uni-
versity shows the number of students to he
°“‘ mm“ "’1" “WWW“? “all?
fecal twelve. t is a ' ' act
but guest of the students are from this
Sate. Onlylournre taking aeoientiflc
. The numbers thirteen thou-
sand volumes, and the interest of $57,603.53
indevoted to it: increase. The ne-
expemutoeechstudentwhohas no
solider-hip is about w per annnuL
The Norwich Ballet's tellss pathetic little
story about a pigeon which became fastened
hyalong string hanging from itslegtpa,
telegraphwireouflam inthatctty.f
Twoorthreeeruel boys wanted to throw
stone-at ighut a kind gentlmmtelllng
ird, got I ladder ,
l
l
them not to hurt the poor l
and carefully unwound the string and put 3
the f ' fluttering little creature ten- l
derly hie bosom while he descended. ,
The next evuzing he remarked that it made ;
a much better pie than he expected.
stages of the ministry the
mo! finrtfordmrenched .
giftibormg village :
ed upon him to settler
celebrated Dr. S
doe-thiamgm . _
. “ y,” replied the spokesman with
somehedtntian, “the people have got the
imprasion that you are inclining to univer-
sal Elation" “ Gentlemen," answered the
doctor. “Inevw have [steadied that doc-
tr‘me;but if I ever should,I promise to
makethepeoploofyourtownanexceptiou."
Good Hr. Sneaks, of Norwich, had been
talking to the Sunday School about the evils
which result from using tobacco, and told
them how wha hewas a littleboy he had
met a gentlelnan in the street with ecigar in
hiemouth,udhnd asked him to throw it
away, and how the gentleman had said:
“ My boy on have taught me a lesson," and
never untied again. little Calvin tried
it Bentedthefirstunn hematow
throwaway that filthy cigar,” but the man
wun'tm the throw,and all he saidwu,
“ I’ll learn manners you little fool you,”
endhe liuleCelvm'searstillhis nose
bled. Bo little Calvin thinks things are
changed since Ir. Sue-he was young.
11180118-
A French “millinrd” is a thousand mil-
lion.
m b to have a new hotel costing
mm
Onedivuee to every fourteen marriages
in Rhode [ind l-t year.
Ayoungledyin Troy during {our years
past has made fl.“ hyhersewingma‘
chine.
In Charleston, III, the other day, Miss
Mattie Bower fell dead while her photo—
___.L W EE— A‘L‘
The Rev. in. men, of Bennm' gton, Ver-
mont, who fwd thirty-four days “ in order
to starve out dues-e,” died lately.
Jerome ll rs, who bee-me Nilseou crazy
in Chicago, just died in the asylum for
theimunewithhernuneouhhrlips.
the hell on Home Dame, Montreal,
isthe butoneintheworld. It
mlilweighe over 10.5)), and can he heard forty
a .
.Stephenswnsabletownlkin
his withtheaidothiecrntdsaon
hegforthefirettheeineeneoem-
bet-lat.
Emfiomehwyergf San a{Framing
co, elm hit, this M,
sotiedupthnthieIaminmnderlvenohe-n-
emu-omit.
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
Blackberry.
'Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Boqne
Decathlon, at shortest notice, Bend for Catalogue.
South Kuwait. Nov. IT. 1870.
D. H. McAlpin 6: Co.’
_5. F.PECE ',
Druggist and ApothecaryJ
01L,
ROSES,
Hourly opposite I. R. Depot.
Geraniums, ,
vnnnnxas
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
l‘lmrill Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
cuorcrz ,
I’ure, Select
Raspberry,
um IVINE TOILE’I‘ SOAPS.
‘Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Stravvberry .
PLANTS. ‘
o o M B a .
Perfumery in Grew! l'ru‘r'wly.
Celery Plants. A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.
Choice senor-neat of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS, l
DUTCH BULBS.
Special attention vet: to the gettlu
ta, “Wreaths, ta Crosses lug
PATENT MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Arlicles, Cutlery, .
In Incl cvcrythinw from u Quill Tooth Pick
to an In air] Hair Brush.
up of choice
other Floral
Harmon? a: DOWNS.
scussnrnrzx no rmmsrs,
sor'na NORWALK. 0033‘. l
l
1yrfF’IJilVTC)S,
, .V B.—Physicisns‘ Prescriptions carefully com»
pounded day and night. Entrance to Residence lu
same building. for night calls, on Washington Slrct‘l.
South Norwnlk, Nov. 17. 1870. LU
C‘. SWAR'I‘ZI & (70..
Manufacturers of the following
Brands of Cigars :
NON PLUS ULTRA,
Grant and Colfax,
ORGANS,
-5 ND—
STAB OF THE WEST.
“3m, SAI’S, Etc” Etc.
Wholesale and Retail Dulers in
Theo. Eoyt a C10” . E
P. LORlLLARD cit C0.’S, .
—-AT--
PARKER'S STORE,
AS D
s, l
l
In. o. a. mom a cons l
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Um— door north of Batman's dry goods store. i
TOBACC()S,
And Smokers’ Articles generally. J. M. POTTE R 5
Will keepa stock of Instrument! at Parker‘s More
and will sell than on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken in exchange (or new.
“Y’- 31-008,
141 South Norwalk, Conn.
AroYoqueux-ed?
All paid inaudsecurelyinvested m
with surplus nodding Hunts.
, , . . , “I
m cm 0" THE ' m
Dumas.
[W m FUCBSIAB,
4-“
mm 0. Winners,
must/r mun,
lumflyouhntanitoreelelodeelmeud
CASH CAPITAL $200,000.
; " Anlllsnufarmrsrs , r
inmlucmslsumnsr ‘
_0p_
Blaine lllcllltal Familr
FLOUR.
Receivers of (”mice
Brands 8 T. L O U I S.
Ofice foot of Washington street.
souru WALK, CONN.
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock 0!
FRESH AND GENUINE
S E E D 8 ,
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
MALLORY & DOWNS,
Agents in Fair-field County for
J. M. THORBURN & 00.,
Growers. and Importers and Dealers in Seeds,
IO JOHN STREET.
NEW YORK.
l-tf
somum CONNECTICI’T
LUMBER MARK T.
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
'1
J
E
nh'urrop-u-r to Hill .t linhhn-ll and Toll-u & Elyl
Ilusnrm nll hamlfiud is constantly receiving
large. lots of
I‘l.-\.\'l’lfil{.\'.
l‘.\.\'.\ll.\. f
.\ .Vll
l
l
l
I
(mourns
l Li's! BER. ,
1 And can nth-r
Hu parlor Ind ll(‘(‘l|lt‘l| lep‘
l lu Ihv Retail Trade. and to t‘urpcmvrs- and Joino'rr.
\\'.- hrs-p lhc t ell-brawl
l“.\.\'.\'li'l"l' BRA N1) I»! l \' I‘ll) ‘
and tho ,
l
S_ K. ti: L‘n. XX SA‘VEI) '
j SHINGLES,
The Best in Market.
or-‘r'rcr-Ls AND nuns:
WATER STREET, Nol'wulk.
WASHINGTON 3‘12, South Norwnllt.
BELL. Ucuursl Partner.
LI'Z\\'IS "VB
1-“ CHESTER I". TOLLB. Special Purim-r.
on. oUILMETTE's
7 EXTRACT 0F JUNIPER.
Dr Guilmenc, Physician and Chemist of forty
, years‘ experience, after many costly trials. has suc-
f cccded in producing a pure Juniperlne Extract, wer~ .
ranted free from the deleterious oilsI usually found In
. foreign and domestic gins. and which, by their action
1 upon the fluids and tissues of the body, aggravate
; the disease, rather than effect I cure.
, This Pure Extract of Juniper is 3 lessons. health
to] beverage. and is superior to all 0 or remedies for
l l
l Dl-ZBILITY 0F STOMACH AND BOWELX-‘. l
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEY“. l
FLA’I‘I'LENCY.
DYSPEI’SIA. :
DlABETES. l
GRAVRL. "
DISEASES PI-X‘ l' LIAR TU
FEMALES.
AN!) .\l,l.
II In an infusion of the berries of the celebrated
1 Italian Junl rin_the best quality of Gin. The re-
; lull is n entrant. Stimulatin‘g Chemically Pure
1, Health Giving Pre ration, wh cl: ha.- received the
I endorsement of em nent Physicians and Chemists. n
l Well as the ' nersl ubllt‘. As a safe, sure remedy
" for all afl'ec one of e Kidneys and I’rinarv Organs
n has no equal. n entirely counteracts the in 0 ects
: produced by drinking impure water.
Try it and be, cunvinwd.
1 Wholesale Depot No. 40 Barclay Street.
New York.
‘ c. s. FAULKNER, I’rOprletor.
For sale by all Druggirsts.
S. F. PECK, Agent,
14! SOC TH NORWALK. CONN.
Isaac mun-oh. Jr»
simian is t‘ inlleller,
lunar-emu of
Clinton’s m Pump.
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all kinds 0!
Fur Machinery,
All LIGHT ARTICLES GK comes
0)! m 1081‘ REASON“ rm.
nones-
themw I 'mmccorrsa'sm.
m «simmer
Vanderwater's Improved
Jfi'll m
H. z. N030N,
or
lateral Marina and son:
I
ESTABLISHMENT.
Water St., cor. Raymond.
I]. Z. NORTON
IIAVING removed to the Building Oppo-
site the Fairfield County Fire Insurance
Company’s Office, Main Street, city of South
Norwullt. is now ready to do any work in
the line of
PLUMBING,
STEAM A N D
GAS FITTING,
By final-class workmen, and is willing to
back up the assertion by rcfcring to the work
done, both in and out of town. Also, keeps
constantly on hand all kinds of
P1umber-' Materialo,
Light and Force Pumps,
Load Pipe, Shem Lend. Tile Pipes. livnds.‘
Traps, &c.. T‘s, Ells, Unions, Nip-
plcs, Bushings. Couplings, Ro-
ducers, Plugs. Caps, Hooks, Straps,
Iron Pipe, Cement and Rubber
Packing, for Steam, “'ater or Gas;
also, all kinds of Brass “'ork, for
Steam, “'atcr or Gas, Globe Valves,
()il Cups. Bibb Cocks. Hose Bibbs.
Ilosc Couplings, Stop 6: \Vastc Cir»
('ulatirig Cocks, “'nlcr ClosetsJVasli
Basins. Marble- h‘lnhs of best Italian Murhlc.
Gas Fixtures at New York Prices.
Old ones lulu-n in exchange for nc\\_ Don't
forget to u-ll your friends, if you don't
want anything for yourself
South Nonmlk. Jan. 5, 1871. FM!
FALL lND WINTER
()l' 13-470& 1871.
COMSTOCK BROS.
are now offering to the public one of the
largest and most complete stocks of Clothing
ever exhibited in this vicinity. and at prices
renmrkahly low,
(lvm‘coats at $7.00
I Overcoats at - 7 9.00
OVOI‘lets at 10.00
(lver‘coats at ~ 13.00
Overcoats at 19.00
Overt-oats al - - - 23.00
Overt-oats at 25.00
Overcoatsnl . 30.00
“or department for
Youth’s and Children’s
CLOTHING
is unusual] ' la , and we would most re—
spectful y invrte attention in this line.
'L‘n’rh'nleti stock or
Gent’s Furnishing Goods
STE L181! AND FASIONABLE
scmrs, Bows AND TIES,
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
C
Immensevarietyof
Hosiery, «Kid Buckskin, Calfskin, and
Cloth Gloves.
Norwalltwllomfi _ Railway.
1
1871.
Leave
MAIN.Y.&N.B. 8.47A.l.
7:. “ a York Ex. 7:48 “
8:8 “ No train. 8:” “
fia “ New Haven k0! “
9:0! “ New York. 9:” "
9:5 “ New Haven Ex 9:45 “
10:05 “ 0 train. “
10:45 “ New Haven Ex 11:07 “
uao “ 0 train. 11:6! “
1215 P. I. No u-ein. 12:8 P. It.
“ . Y. Amour. 1:” “
1:10 “ New Raven. 1:81 “
1:41 “ New Haven Ex. 2:00 “
w “ 0 train. 2:” “
2:8) “ o 2:53 “
8:0 “ New York Ex 3:25 “
8:15 “ New York. 3:50 “
t” II o m 4:” I.
{:18 " New Haven Ex 4:5 ‘
£45 “ 0 train. 5:09 ‘
5:19 “ New York Rx 5-40 ‘
5:!) “ New Raven. 5:58 ‘
5:51 “ N. Y. & N B 6:” ‘
’fl “ No train. 6:48 ‘
6:48 “ No train. 7:17 “
7:17 “ New Haven 7:40 "
7:” “ No train. 8:45 “
fiw “ No train. a.” u
8:8 “ No train. - 8:55 “
5:55 “ llo train. 9:“ ..
9:17 “ N. Y. a N. B. Ex. 9:49 “
9:39 “ Ho train. moo ‘
10:00 “ Saturday only 10:30 “
EDWIN DOCKVIOOD. Presiden
New York and New Haven R. P.
SUleER ARRANGEMENT.
(‘OMKKNCING JUNE 20TH, 1870.
Traini- leave Passenger Station at South Sonvalk as
follows:
For New York.
Boston Express.
At 3:47 A. M.
sz " stopping at all stations.
6:45
7:46 Local Ex rees, stopping at Dam-n
Stun!
k8 stopping at all stations
11:05 “ resa.
1:18 P. M. etoppln at all station».
3:3 " Boston xprces.
3:45 etoppinéat all stationn.
5:41 Boston xprese.
6:17 stoppin at all smtion-.
9:37 Boston press.
New York for South Norm—uni.
At 7:00. 82(I)(Ex..)9:w.11:30 A. 11.: 12:15 (ELJ
(Ex..)3:-15. 4:30 (Local er.) 5:30, 6:30, 8:00‘Ex..l l’. .‘l
South Norwnlk forNew Haven.
At 6:39 A. M. stopping at all station-x
R. .
9:44 “ Boston Express.
1:31 I’. M. sloppln" at all Mulls-r.-
l:59 “ Buslun Exprv»;
4:33 .. ..
5:52 Hopping or all ~lnlir>1.~.
6:12 -» ~ >-
7237 “ "
9:4 Bo~lou Expn ~.-.
Trains leuvc New Hat-on fur sour‘n Nurualk. or
2:40. 5:30. 6:30, 8:10. 9:45 (Ex) A, M. : 12:00 .‘1
din.) 4:2!) (Ex..l 5:“). &30 (ES..l P. M.
‘t-c large bill of advertisement
ll 'Isce and Hotels,
t) v-u-nth street. New \ ork.
JAMES B IIUI'T.
Suprrinn-nr’u 1.1
R.
1m
S iluu-n.
0 Danbury and Norwalk R.
.' -
. \VINTER ARRANGEMENT
('OSBIENCLVU JANUARY 2. l~Tl
Daily Trains.
l.l>:a\12 tuxnl'RY 1'03 anl‘Tn KHIZ‘R‘ALI'.
.\1.: 12C!) M; 4:23 P. 31.: Freight at 4 4.3 i‘ .\l
LEA"! sorta SOR‘FALK me nss‘nt‘rzr.
l arm A. M ;lFt‘V.-ighl‘ 11:05 A. M ;2m P. .‘I.; “'1‘ l‘ \l
l LEA\E .‘URWALE BRIDGE FUR 9er8 .V'VE'WALR
7:34 .\ bl: l:t1'1 and 5:2": P. M : rFrrizb'. 715(- P, 3!,
» 6:3) .\
RIDGEFIELD BRA?“ H.
LEAVE BEASCH‘TILE F08 ElmEFIELD
9.4.3 A. 31.: into P. 31.; 2:45 P. 31.. 713:. P. H
LEA"! RIDGEWELD T03 BRASCHVILLE.
5.4:. A. M . 121“? M., 220 I’. ll ;4.35 P )5
JOHN \K'. BACOX.
Superintendent.
lzl‘
] ).&I I 13' I .IN’ I").
-S§\ é .. 1
THE FREIGHT PliUPElJJil-IS
gm of Normal and P. F. Brady,
“'ill run one from each cud of the route (-1 cry even-
lug; Produce sold “ithout charge for commissir n
rcight at old packet rates.
All persons are forbid muslin: any of m rlll
r ployces of either of the show hush: on sou-nut of
r the owners thereof. l~Lf
{noisy snowing.
“'hnlcsnlt- and Retail Deals-ra- in
CLOTHINGlisl ,
.\I\'Tllli.\( ‘ITE AND BlTI’MlNUCS
COAL,
Full SALE BY THE (‘AILLUAD
0R CARGO.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATE“
Franklin Coal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD &. SOFT wooo,
‘ CI'T TO ORDER.
BRICK,
5 LIME,
CEMENT,
PLASTER,
, CATTLE HAIR,
‘ BLUE STONE,&c.
STONE CUT IN ANY STYLE or SIZE.
HAY, GRAIN,
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS,
lAnd General Produce.
Our Grain, Flour, Feed. an...
.
I
I
4
l
.\RE THE
Best Brands in the Market,
Regularly received from the West and other sections.
per Car-load.
OFFICE AND YARD,
FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
BRANCH OFFICE:
BRONSON’S SHOE STORE,
SENTINEL BUILDING.
F. B. PURDY,
CITY DRUG STORE,
ELY’S BLOCK,
Perfumery, Patent Medicines,
.....;..........o am...
- irAXCY goons, - : ‘
mEmsgsm Hail? .
our some Milli
Demure: in cm ' mom ,
' womanhood or Ill. the turn of lllo.
lllttors huvo no equal.
Hundreds of 'I’housa ads
Bear many to their \Vonderv
in] Gunfire Meets.
‘ WHAT ARE THE‘J’ ?
mo" n no 5mm,
/
unmr 10 11mm rammed am on":
“as;
W] um 10 uonmumuuul .1!) uomnfi
u
Wflond for u clmulnr
l‘ilii'r‘ ARE SOT A VILE
EFANCV DRINK,
Made of Poor Rum, ‘Vlrisky, Proof Spirits.
and Refine [liquor-admired, spiced and sweet—
ened topieme the taste, callfii "'I‘GPJCS," “ AWL
en." " Mortars," (so. that lead the apples- on to
drunkenneeeand ruin, but are r. true Medicine. made
from the Native Boots and llcrba of California. free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A L1 FE-
GIVING PING] PLE. apes-feet. Recount)!- and
lnrigorntor of the system. arr-yang ot‘l’au Was
matter and mooring the blood toaheonhy concil-
tlon. No person can take those Bitters according tn
direadon and remain long unwell, pmvldedtho bones
are not destined by mineral poison or other means.
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
rcer.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheuma-
tism and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
Bllions. Remittent and Intermittent Fo-
vers. Discusses «the Blood. Liver. Kidneys
and Bladder. these Bitters have been most sno-
masful. Such Disease: are mused. by Yitiated
Blood,which isgcnorally produced by derangement
or the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEI’SIA 011 IXDIG ESTION, Read-
ache. Pain in the Shoulder-grouping, 'I‘ightncss of the
Chest. Dinlnexs. Sour Erucmtinns of the Stomach
Bad taste in the Month. Dillon: Attacks. Pulpitauon
of the Heart. inflammation of the Lungs. Pain in 112-"
regions of the Kidneys. and a hundred other painful
symptoms, are the offspring of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the 1 -.—.
pic] liver and bowels, which render them of uncqn -
cd emcacy in clean ngthc bl' .. ~d vfnll impufilics and
Irnrrnflin: new! only-lo system.
r:
: 2'11 1
at 1‘1“ Nam 11
l
\rpcrintcndem's 031cc. Fourth in r'lslif‘, and Tu .qu '
<—i‘tnnt Superintendent‘s (lfl'jt‘r. Nation Hulhu '
,remmmc-nd lie?" to the-
. it strollzlllcns 1‘:
l
l
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Tn :t-nns.’fctter.$a:t
lihcum. Blotches. Spots. I’xmplcs, Pustulce, Boils.
Carhuncles. fling-Woman Scum llr‘url. Sore Eros.
Erysme‘xus. Itch Scurls. Dzscnloratmns of the Skin,
Humor-s and I .‘ csm‘ the Show! ulnnevor homo
r 7 nature, a.( ‘v dug up and carried out 0! 11m
nr‘lflm in n l‘ -' tho use-of these Billcr<
HrsoBu—ttle ‘1’! t‘ nvirx‘o the must ir:~
rrcdulous of t I'm-311w, effort
(‘lcanso the \s mod Blood whenever you find it.
Imp fitzcs burn :: through the slim in Prrr es.
llruptz .ns 01' arr-cs: cleanse it fi‘m-n you find i:
.‘1 in the veins. cleanse at when
{ct-lint: wiiltcll you when. Ker;-
ml the lzr-nith of the system «:11
(C1-
>trur'ted and 5
it l5 1 'ill.
(In: liluml 31:?
I u“.
PIN. TA P}: and ullrcr \N'ORNIS. lurking“: the
Acts-ins. read carcfn .y
.r h .tle. printed in {our
rmnn. French and Spanish.
ll. MCDONALD & (‘0.
San Francisco. Cal.
'. .\-(‘I’~Y(‘..’H.
«. 5!) DEALERS
-u-! ,_— l:
‘ :rnu
11-1)-
WARNER-s,
I’ILE RENIEDXV.
“'nrner’e Pile Remedy has never fairs
rnor even In one (use; to rum the very worst as -- l
Blind Itching: or Bleeding Pilt-S. Those whoa
fii r'xl should immediately call on their (in: 2%
for it “ill. uirh rho firsr application, insrar
rd t‘unlirlr-lt‘ rvlluf. and a fww following up .
lion are only required so cfi'tt‘? s permancrst cur.
' \tirhocr any truublu or int‘nln't'zrll‘llt‘t' in its use.
“’urner’e Pile Remedy is expressly for (In
. Pill-s, and is nor recommends-d to cure any other Ci~
- case. Ir has curvd many c ' of ovcr thirty yearn
l standing, Price Unc Dolls... For >alc by druggi~:-
everywhere.
3 NO MORE
\YE.AI§ NIERV ZS.
“‘arner’e Dispepsiu Tonic is prepared
cxprrtesly for Dist-optics and those sufl'cn'ng from
non}; nerves with habitual conni lion. There arc
_ very few who new nor employ ed p reicianc for years
to remedy what this reparation \viil do in stew
E weeks. by strenmhcnruz the nerves. enriching the
circulation. restoring digcxéflun. giving strength men
tally and phvsically. enabling tlrosr- who may have
been confined for years to their rooms as invalids zo
eguin resume their occupariuns and all the duties 0!
life Our- trisl is all we 2:}; to enable this remedy to
most skeptical. It is n
ionic and a splendid appetizer.
mmach and restores the genera-
livr- organs and (llfil’rllfln to a normal healthy state.
,\\:cak, nervous and dispcpzir persons should use
, “ arncr‘s Dlfipl'prlfl Tonic For sale by druggists.
1 Price One Dollar.
CO [TGH N () DIORE
- v
plizhtlv stimnlar
: Price One Dollar.
Warner’s Cough Balsam is healing. eon-
going and expectoranng. The extraordinary power
it 1309565595 11) immediately relieving. and evenmall“
curing 'the most obstinate cases of (‘0 "he. Colds,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Influenza. Cami-m Hours-c»
ness. Asthma and Consumption is almost incredible
so prompt is ihc- relief and certain its effects in all
s the abuvct‘asce‘. or any afl'wtion of the throat and
lungs. that thousands of Physicians are dailv pr“-
n-crilriug it, and one and all ear that it is the- mo~l
healing and cxpertorntin: medicine known. One don
always nfi‘ords relief. and in most cases one bottle 3!»
fed: a cure. Sold by all dmggista, in large bottles:
It Ir: your own fault if you still
cough and suffer. The Balsam will cure.
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‘VVINE OF LIFE.
The mt Illood Purifier and Delicious Drink.
SI nrner’s ‘ lnum Vitae, or Wine of Life,
is frcr: from any poisonous drugs or impurities. being
prepared for those who hire a stimulant. It is a
splendid 8p tutor and tonic. and the finest thing in
the world or {urifying the blood. It is the mos-l
pleasant and dmcions article even; ofi'ered to the pub.
rr. fur superior to brandy. whiskey. wine. bitter-s, or
any other afllI'lc. It is more healthy. and cheaper
Both male. and Inhale. young or old. can take ti;P
“ Inc of LlfP. It is. in fact. a life prescrver. Thaw
: tvho trials 10 enjoy {mod health and a free down!
. lrn-ly l-pirllr. “121 do xvcll to take the “in? 01 Lil:-
It is difl‘erent from any thing ever before in one. It
:7» solid by all (lr‘r":i~s-. T‘rlt’c One Dollar. in quart
all r):
E 31 u Wet) or U E.
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Warner’s Emmeulgogue is the only arti-
cle known to cure the Whites. m will cure in evcrv
men}. . “‘hcrc is the familv in which this important
modrcrno is not wanted Y Niothere. this is the great-
est blessing (-vur ofl'ctt‘d you. and you should unme-
dratcly procure it. It in also a sure cure for Female
Irrcgnlnntiee. and may be dept nded upon in every
(new: Where the monthly flow has been obstructed
through cold or disease. Sold by dmggistr. Price
One Dollar.
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3!. Ward 8: Cu, Wholesale Drnfziete. No. 1m “'il-
linm street. New York. agents or Warner's Cele-
brated Remedies. lI-ly
OLD WELL
LIVE RY STABLE,
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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