Wylmhfor mum he
to residuewith somerehtivea. He
nevurodeonthoeanbefme.
camp for the
Dntrictwillbeheld ' years!
the Ground,
iAnsgtldth. Rev.T.G.0shorne,Predding
HNWarrm, of Bulge; has anoxthat
"'3' ”‘mm us“ '”
ituntilitweighsSMpounda, thenhe
intuds taking it w New York to exhibit.
Amarriedmanof Norwich, yearsof
whiz” got into trouble in y corres-
E‘o’nding with a maiden twenty years old,hy
'_ wife discovering his proceeding and
gases-all
3100.000.
David Pulford, an old resident of South-
burihwhile on his way mt, was robbed of
all ' gringo for years by a
man. He was enabled to back home by
MelvinmofNovwichhasctnlleoged
CyrilleDlontoplay forthabmiardcham-
pronehip,thediamoudcue,anddvehundred
doilarsaddeundthenatchwiiltakeplace
atNewYorh'Junelsth.
AWhengedatWeatConwall
Thursday evening, which destroyed the
Hmic railroad station, a large ice-
home, water tank and wood-shed, with
about seventy-live cords of sawed wood;
“$50,113.
The recent purchaser of an old mansion
in Stratiord, ormerly owned and occupied
by the late David Brooks. while in
Whit , the
lucky individual isreluctant to state, but it
isnoecdthatafterhisgoodfortune, the gen-
tleman,whohasbeen engaged in the dry
andgrocery trade for a number of
tothe ' of his man
sey. President of Yale College. In 1843 he
wascalled upon to bury one daughter and
two sons durin the same month. In 18.3
In 1&1
within a
g int of
nine years each,he occasionally remarked
he was not so 'tious at
brotherandsiater.but two favorite daugh-
terswerefollowedtothegnve.
mm.
”fin-weettoeourt.
Batohlhowbitter
Taco-natal
Andtlennotfi 3'
”
List of Patents
Lined [tom the United States Patent Olfice,
for the week ending May 23, 1871,.ior the
State of Cosmectiout, furnished the Sexu-
lax. from the office of John E Earle, Solici-
tor o! Pttents, New Haven:
A. H. Herriman, of West Meriden, water
wheel.
John Harrington, of Bridgeport, die for
towing axle.
III. A. Ives, of New Haven, bung borer.
E. Regen, of Waterford, attaching booms
In “H.
at Whitney,o£ New Haven. revolving
are-um.
omens.
‘ Badman] (wmmgu' ees, three de~
"En Wing Co..ot Remington,
“cupboard“
THE SENTINEL,
armrm
LOCAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
sumo.
INDEPENDENT,
REIgABLE
Pom Wukly, at fl.” perAnnum.
THE non WHABLE PRICE,
THE MOST DISPATCH,
THE BEST WORK.
MCMWHAND-
mam. '
m mwm PRINTING 00..
m
Tammie"
In...»
Southlt
mm 8qu sure.
“dbpflnb “aw-“dynam—
“stagnant—sews!
Bllllfl, HUB IIIII RIDERS,
atallkiab. Hindemineoargoodsaadpdeu.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Wehrethelaeshbestaadlargeltstockofgoods
lnthisdtandpt-ieeatnatdefyecmpetitioa
Adaredthepabflcpatruaageisaotidesd.
Donotfallto
GIVE US A CALL.
BROWN & STEVENS,
aux-Y’- Spoon,
1-} CITY 0! SOUTH NORWALK.
New Store
AND
New Goods.
RAYMOND Jr. DICKENS,
Raving taken a store in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK ON RAIN ST.
are-owne-
,witl
Chile Greens: all Provisions
noun, FEED, GRAIN, &c.,
all of the beat qaalityandat the lowest prices possible.
South Norm“. Dev. 15. 1810. it!
JOHN ll. SMITH.
I? LORI ST,
EASY SIDE OF IAIN STREET. SOUTH OF IAII. ROAD.
utofh‘ewYerkAlIewlamDapoL
paredtomhapahue
City out South Norwalk, Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
Flowers for Funerals furnished. and tastefully arv
rangedtoorderatahctaotice. ‘ '7
FRASER 8: LEE,
Importers and Jobber-s of
Dru: all Druflsls’ Sundries,
Choice Permmory,
Pennies, Fine Soaps, to,
20 Boekman Street, New York.
3.an
anus. .
c. n. Toms 14!
SOUTH NOBWALK
Furniture Warehouse.
Theproprietors of this establishment. be}:
among the most ctensiva an
wholesaledealmlndiefitatebqluvstoan-
nuance thedtlaaraofSouthN andviein.
31101:me a 00.,
UNDERTAKE RS,
AND DEALS” IN
FURNITURE,
Main Street,
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
soC'rn NORWALK.
thacwry and Wholemle Depot, ”tutu“.
Conn 1 u
Camphorine,
m Alana-nan-
m...“
05’361" m mam: Wynmvrun
AGE FOR THE m0? PAIN.
Pattie-Hymns)
Rheumatism, Sprains, sills Joints,
Glandular Swellings, tire.
ONLYTWm-HVIMAW
hgbyflm -. - ., . .
HOYTCBLANCHARD,W
numerals-nmm
o-urgnu
a. r. PBCK’S,
m.
COR MAIN AND “HALL STS.,
SOUTH NOIWALK,
GROCERIES,
OFAILKINDS,
Oarainlstokeepthebeat
m
Susan‘s.
Teas,
Coflbes,
Spices,
Flour,
Feed,
PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R U I '1‘ s ,
SAUCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
Andsvfmlupeetainlngtoa
First-Class Grocery Store.
[3‘ WE SELL LOW.
Juan A. snows,
lot!
Druggist and Apothecary,
Hearty opposite I. I. Depot.
Pure, Select
Drugs, Ifllllllllfls I: Chemicals
FIN E TOILET SOAI’S,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O M B a .
PERFI’MEHY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
sum WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
In fact everything from u Quill Tooth Pick
to an Inluid Hair Brush.
N. B.—Physicians‘ Prescriptions earl-fully com-
pounded day and night. Entrance to Residence in
same building. for night calls. on Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Nov. 17, new. l-tl
PIANOS,
ORCANS,
—AND——
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
--AT—
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One door north of Bennett’s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keeps stock or Intramenta at Parker’s store
andwinaellthemounouthlyinstallnents.
Oldinstrurnmtstakmlnuehaugetornew.
Planostunedandrepalrad.“ 4-tl
Wholesalsandletaflnsalrrslnahthepopular
brand-at
TOBACCO,
And manufacturers of
CIGARS.
,
Just received. the
Durham Queen. Smoking,
—AND—
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY’S BLOCK,
by South Nor-“111k.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
—’1‘0—
TAX PAYICRS !
MASS MEETINGS
WILL BE HELD DAILY IN THE STORE OF
F. A. TOLLES .o 00.,
DEALERS IN
Flllll Ill'llllll‘llil, PI'IIISIIIIS,
FLOUR, FEED, ac.
MAIN STREET, EAST or R. R. DEPOT,
SO I J '1‘]! NORWA LIK,
TO PURCHASE THE
TEAS
~0F~
The Great I'nited States Tea Co.
At New York Prices, rind save the extra
LOCIXII T1\X.
South Norwalk. March 15, 13:0. 1-
THE “onn WELL”
Hardware Store,
01"
LEWIS HUBDELL, Dealer,
Has just opened in the
NE\V BRICK BLOCK.
Across the way from 'I‘OLLm & ELY‘S Old Stand.
loot of Washington Street, with a lull and new lot of
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OR VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Companlrs‘ mannhctnro, we
would call your attention to, not a: a specialty, as we
make u a specific, to beep a
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line of trade.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLASS,
All Brands of summon: a ENGLISH undulwnted
w :a: I '1' an I.- E A D ,
LleEED 0H,,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
an always be round at our store. Also,
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agents for IASIJ’BY a WHITON‘S celebrated
mum Colors as Combination Lead.
South Nor-walk, Nov. 17, 1810. Lt!
. Wm e. senses,
“Mums-diam tortoise-and
' ‘C.’ J. GIDMAN.
BARGAINS
, .1... y,
LADIES’ DRESS Goons,
Lwest Prices
am“
For the Farm,
For the Garden.
For the Lawn.
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
Mallory .91. Downs,
Agents in Fairfield County for
J. M. THORBURN &.Co.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds,
:5 JOHN STREET,
.115“ _ In- ,I‘EILIORK-
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
LUMBER MARK T.
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
1
.l
‘-
(Bumssor to Hill & llublu-ll and Tolll-s A. Ely,l
Ilns now on hand, and is constantly receiving
large lots of
Eastern, Western, Can-
ada and Georgia
LUMBER,
And can odor
Superior Induce-tracing
to the Retail Tradr. and to Carpenters and Joiners.
“'L‘ koop the Celebrated
FASSETT BRAND lthI‘Il)
and the
S. K. 5: C0. XX SAWED
BEING-LES,
The Best in Market.
omens AND YARDS:
WATER STREET, Norwalk,
WASHINGTON ST., South Norwalk.
LE‘VIS III'BBELL General Partner.
1-" (‘IIE’I‘KR F. TOLLES, Spot'lal Partner.
WChurch,J1-.,
lllllllil‘lll HIIIIIIIIIISI llllll J lllllllll',
Manufacturer of
Church‘s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all kludsot
Fur .Machinery,
And LIGHT ARTICLES ON CONTRAC'I
ON THE mosr REASONABLE TERMS.
Boner Inspector
For the‘Tourth Congressional District of the State
of Connecticut. Agent for
Vanderwater’s Improved
Juuval Turbine Water Wheels.
____o.__
CHURCI-PS
PATENT STEAM PUMP.
This Pump is the most compact built, has
loss-number of parts, and is the Cheapest
Pump ever place( before Jhe public: It runs
althout noise or jar. For Price List, ‘Szc,
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
NORWALK, CONN.
hine Sho 'ust back of the Horse Rail-
wagnfiulldingsp J ' l-tf
mm
OF THIS “ @ITY”
AND SECTION OF THE WORLD WILL
‘ FIND THE
Who adopts the motto “Quick sales and small
profits“ is sure to succeed. So say basilica men
and so experience teaches. Having
FOUND
this to be the case. we have added largely to our
stock and will sell at the very lowest figures. Feel-
ing confident that
ALIVE
house is the best one to make purchases of. we have
added every facility that is in our power to make our
stock and store the most complete one
INOLDWELL!
We have just completed a CARPET ROOM, which
will compare favorably with any in the County. In
this department may be found a large assortment of
CAR PETS,
OI L CLOTH S,
MATTI NG S,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Window Shades and
Shade Fixtures.
May be found at (ill times 11 good stuck of
l )1? ESS (i ()( )DS,
D O M E S T I C S ,
Prints, Notions, Rib-
bons, Fancy Goods,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Dress
and (‘loak Trimmings.
Beautiful Colors in Kid Gloves at $1.00
per pair, every pair warranted.
luvs-loos u! all kinds of (lands rurrivvd daily l|_\'
A. DICKERMAN &. SON,
“'ASIIINGTI lN STREET.
South Norwulk. March 21, 1871s: lS-y
.4 ”*5
Marshall Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES AND—CARRIAGES.
TO LET AT ALL Horns.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A C E S ,
To all trains and steamboats. Charges reasonable.
South Norwallt. Dec. 1, 1870. 3 ti’
no You no
A coon HAM?
THEN ASK FOR
Andrews a Hurlbut’s
AND TAKE no OTHER.
evens! Hamwannakreo
sonmNomnkDeeam - err
OLD WELL
LIVE RY STABLE,
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
HORSES
TO LET AT ALL Bonus.
,VAoorAbzna,
mum a: waoons,
ms sans. -
mmeiafilemost commodl‘ oaseetahflshmt
«cosmonauts. - w
' NorwalkI'I-lorsewllailway.
.
an
56
2:02 \‘0 train. 2:22
2% “ No train. 3:00 “
8:00 “ New York Ex 3:34 “
3:24 “ New York. 3:50 “
3:50 “ No train. 4:21 “
4:11 “ New Haven Ex 4:36 “
4:46 “ No train. 5:06 “
I536 " New York Ex 5:46 “
5:8 “ New Haven 5:56 “
5:46 “ N. Y. it N 1] 6:20 “
6:1) “ No train. 6:48 “
6:48 “ No train. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Haven. 7:40 “
7:40 “ No train. 8:05 “
8:05 “ No train. less “
8:33 “ No train. 8:55
3:55 “ No train. 9.15 “
9:15 “ N. Y. a N. H. Ex. 9:50 “
9:40 “ No train. 10:“) “
1&10 “ Saturday only. 1&30 “
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, President.
DAILY LINE.
NflRWlLK IN—ll NEW YORK.
Connecting with the Dunbury Railroad.
THE SPLEN'DID AND FAST STEAMER
NELLY WHITE,
CAPT. S.’ M. LANE.
Loaves South Norwalk every morning «Sundays ex-
cepted) at 7:45, or on arrival of the trains from Dan-
bury and New Haven.
Passengers and Barnum conveyed to and from the
(it-£2“ at South NorwaIk without extra charge.
turning leaves New York. from Pier 37. Farsi
River. foot of Market street, at 2:45 and from Pier
foot of Thirty-seventh street. East River. at 3 o'clock
r. 1.. (Sundays excepted).
Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATES
Refreshments of all kinds served on board.
N. B.—.\‘c-ll_v White, for New York. connects at
South Norwulk will) the 6:18 train to Danbury and
the 6:12 1‘. I. train to New Haven: also. with the
I win from Dunhurv which arrives at South Sonvalk
ll T240. and from New Haven at 7:16 A. a.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
Giiu uf Nuuwall or P. F. Brady,
“'ill leave from each end of the muto every oven
in". Produce sold without charge for cummissirn.
might at old packet rules.
All persons are forbid trusting any of n.. em
players 0! either of the above boats on uCCmm! or
the owners thereof. '
New York and‘New Hagen II P.
SI'MM ER
ARRANGEMENT.
cnmcmc MAY euND. 1m.
Trains leave Passenger Station at South Nonrulk as
follows:
. For New York.
At 3:47 A. M. Boston Express.
6:00 “ stopping at all stations
6:45 .. .. ..
1:45 “ Loon] Express. stopping at Darius
Stamlurd.
9:25 stopping at all stations.
1111’) “ Express.
hill 1‘. M. stopp’m at all stations.
3:22 “ Boston xpress.
&45 stoppin at all stations.
5:41 ‘ Boston xpress.
6:17 stoppin stall stations.
9:37 ‘ Boston press.
New York for South Norwalk.
At 7:00. 8:1!) (‘51.) Skin, 11:1!) A. 31.: 12:15 GEL.)
(Ex) 3:45, 4:3) (local ex.) 5:30. 6:30. &00rEx..l P. 11.
South Norwnlk for New Haven.
At It? A. M. stopping at all stations.
8. .
9:44 " Boston Express
1:31 P. M. stopping at all stations.
kw “ stun Express.
4:33 . .. ..
5:52 stopping at all stations.
6:14 .. .. ..
7,37 .. .. ..
9:49 “ Boston Express.
Tra it leave New Haven for South Nnru'alk. at
2:40. 5:3). 62:1). 8:10. 9:45 (Ii-L.) A. 31.: 12:“) 31.: 2:15.
(EL) 4:3) (EXJ 5:(Kl, 8:?!) (Ex..l I’. M.
Sec largo hill of advertisement at the Statitn
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Office. Fourth avenue. and Twen~
tyvseventh street. New York.
Assistant Superintendent's Ofiiro, Station Hour-l,
New Haven. JAXES H. HOYT.
l-tl’ Superintendent.
Ea"
R. R.‘
Danbury rand Norwalk
“’INTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMIIENCING JANUARY 2. 1871.
Daily Trains.
Luv}: DAXBVBY son son's-n NORWALE,
6:30 A. M. ; 1200 31.; ski) P. BL; Freight at 1'45 PM
LEAVE soc-tn NORWALK iron DAKBL‘RY.
9:“) A. M. ; (Freight) 11:05 A. 11.; 2:00 P. IL; 6:18 PM
LEAVE NORWALX BRIDGE For; some NORWALK.
7:34 A. M. ; 1:05 and 5:95 P. M. ; (Freight) 7:05 P. M.
leEan BRANCH.
LEAVE Bmxcmnuni r03 nmxmnn.
IIISA. 314124011 31.;2451’. 1L; 7:05P. M.
LEAVE Broom» rmt museum.
6:45A. M.;12:10P. 31.; natural: t3§P.M.
JOHN “C BACON.
1-tf Superintendent.
snubs]. BROTHERS.
“'holtsale and Retail Dealers in
ANTIIRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
COAL,
FOR SALE BY THE CAR-LOAD
OR CARGO. ‘
AGENTS FOR THE mm
Franklin Goal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD &- SOFT \VOOD,
CUT TO ORDER.
BRIGK,.
LIME,
cemenr,
PLASTER,
car-11.: HAIR,
sun: STOKE,&c.
STQNE cur m All—Y— STYLE or 3:25.
BAY, Gm 9
murmur, uuuursruus,
And General Produce._
Oar Grain. Flour, Feed, to,
Best. snaffle turret,
mdymmnmunwummm
perm-Ind.
_ omcnmrm,
poor or wasurNeToN swarm.
A sustains armies!
Dr. runners CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS
Ruth-edsofi‘koamds
Bear madmony to their Wonder- '
rul (laxative neon.
' WHAT ARE THEY 9
ood or at the turn 0! "to.
Sand for a circular
()lll‘llAlN'l‘s, whether in mung or old
married or slnglo, at the dawn of womnuh
those 'l‘onlo Blues-s have no equal. Kr
sumo [‘19qu 0m "1 pm uun mu :0 nomnus 40 non!"
uoo lotions): us mom lnyraaod u N tunes :0 smut rammed om oars
”unsound “smog, u an "on so tantrum] onuoo u a." tutu,
THEXARI NOTAVILE
FANCV DRINK, ‘ .
lads of Poor Bun, Whisky, Proof Snirltl.
And Belles: Liquor-a doctored. spiced and sweet-
ened toplease the taste. culled “Tonia," “ Appetiz-
cn," “Beam," kc. that lead the tippler on to
dmnkenneuand ruin, but are a true Medicine. made
from the Native Roouand Herbs of California. free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD P8813183. and A LIFE-
GIVING PRINCIPLE, aperfeet Renovator and
luvigoratoro! the system. carrying oil's“ poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to ahealxhy condi-
tion. No personalitakethese Bitters accordlngto
direction and remain long unwell, provided the bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other-means.
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
repair. -
For Illa-notary and Chronic Rhen ma-
“. and Gout. Drmpdn, or Indication.
Bill-Ia. Re-ittcnt and Intermittent Fe-
vera. Dim “the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Blunder, these Bitters have been most suc-
cessful. Such Dine-Lacs are caused by Vitinud
31.06,th regenenlly produced hy derangement
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR. INDIGESTION. Bead—
aehe. Pain in the ShouldmOoughs. Tightuess of the
Chest. Diuinm. Sour Eructetious of the Stomach.
Bad taste in the Mont-ll, Dillon: Attacks, Palpitatinn
or the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs. Pain in the
regions of the Kidneys. and a hundred other painful
symptoms. are the ammo; of Dyspepsia.
,They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the tor—
pld llver and bowels. which render them of unequalo
ed eflcaey in cleansing the blood of all impurities and
importing new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tether. Salt
Rheum, Blowhea. Spots. Pimples. Pnstules. Boris,
(\rbnncles. Bing-Worms. Sculd Head. Sore Eyes,
Erysipelas, Itch. Scnrfs, Disoolornuons of the Skin.
Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and curried out at the
system in ashort time by the use of these Bitters.
One Bottle in such mes will convince the most In-
credulons of their curative elect.
Cleanse the Vitiuted Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruption or sores; cleanse it when you and it ob-
structed and sluggish in the veins. cleanse it when
it is foul. and your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure. and the health or the system will
lollow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORKS, lurking In the
system of so many thousands, are eflectnally destroy
ed and removed. For full directions, rand carefully
the circular around each bottle. printed In four lan.
muses—English. German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD & CO.
braggists and General Agents, San Francisco‘ , Cal.
and :n and 34 Commerce Street. New-York.
{SH-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIS’I‘S AND DEALERS
ll-ly
FOIL FEMALE (!
WARNER’S
PILE REDIEDX’.
Warner’s Pile Kennedy has never {allt‘ll
(nor even in one also) to cu:-r he were worst €850: rt
Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are af-
flicted should immediately call on their dru gist and
get it. {or it will. with the first application. instantly
afiord complete relief. and a few following applica-
tions are only nired to effect a rmanent cun-
m‘thout any trout) e or inconvenience in its nso.
Warner’s Pile Remedy is expressly for 1h..-
Pilce, and is not recommended to cure any other til»
case. It has cured many uses of over thirty yours
standing. Price One Dollar. For sale by draggisss
NO MORE
W’EAK NERVES.
Warner’s Dispepsla Tonic is prepared
expressly for Dispoptitm and those suite-ring {mm
weak nerves with habitual mnsti lion. There are
very fewwho have not employed 1) ysicians for years
tors-mody what this propamtion will do in a few
weeks. by strengthening the nerves. enriching the
circulation. mun-in: digestion. giving strength men
tally and physically. enabling those who ma ‘ have
been eonfin for years to their 1 come as insn ids to
again resume their occupations sud all the duties of
One trial is all we ask to k uahle this remedy to
recommend itself to the most skeptical. It is a
slightly stimulating tonic and a splendid appetizer.
it strengthens the. stomach and restores the gem-m-
tive organs and digestion to a normal healthy suite.
“'eak. nervous and die tic persons should use
Warner‘s Dimpsm Tome. For sale by druggists.
_
COUGH NO MORE
—
Warner’s Cong-h Balsa- is healing. soft»
ening and cypectoratmg. The extraordinary power
it possesses 1n immediately relieving. and eventual] y
currmv the most obstinate uses of Couches. Colds.
rout. Bronchitis, Influenza. Cam Hoar-w.
noes, Asthma and Consumption is almost incredible.
50 prompt is the relief and certain its diode is: all
the above cases, or any afiecu'opp! the throat and
Z’
8
healing and expectorafin medicine known. Ono (lo-w-
always words relief. an in most cases one bottle ef-
fects a cure. Sold by all drugiets. in large bomm
Prim One Dollar, It is your own fault if you still
coughandsufl'er. The mismwillcure.
—
WINE OF LIFE.
—
The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink.
Warner’- Vintun Yum, or Wine of Life,
urifying the blood.
pleasant and‘dc icious article ever ofl‘ercd to the push-
1c. far superior to brandy. whiskey. wine. hitters. or
any other article. It is more healthv. and cheaper.
Both male and female. young or 01 . can take the
Wine of Life. It is, in fact. a life preecrver.
who wish to enjoy good health and a free flow I)!
luvcly $lrltfi. will do well to take the Wine of Life.
di erent film any thing eter- before in use. It
is aid by all gg'lste. Price One Dollar. in quart
ee.
—_
EMBIENAGOGLT E.
—
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cle known to cure the Whites. (rt will cure in every
case“. Where is the family in which this-important
medicine is not wanted ? Mothers. this is the grat-
est blessing ever offered you, and you should lmmo~
diame procure it. It is also a sure cure for Female
ari es, and may be depended upon in every
use where the monthly flow has been ODSIIflCle
cold or dbeasc. Sold by singlets. Price
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11am street. New York. agents {or Warner‘s (‘ele-
busted Remedies. 11-1 y
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