meshibmllymxewl‘o-k
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m “I! Dal-I'm Pent-fl
Maw-Ilium
1km dos-gi- reps-taunt
“Muflw mom lathe
vol-roll“ myth-- in Hyperion
y'h b M. The laureate is- all
“dusty-mandolin
“Bruise-(nut! dyingslses,
awfiuo-U. Theirhnoy
”hum-lthmhrefirtoffly-
tags-sis 1-... while tho wind drives
ti—Wn'fllymmdmurs
11—111mm..th
M.Msmmuopontop,
“flamingos-mam»
rd m .- breuoul: The
.mwm mum,mything
with “My thrnwnup,u|dis
tun-lush:
t3.“ Midnunmu. .L, tied
mthnunpdnrlqthluewn: tan-uni
““4“- Ham—it's life over
tundra-dug In Iht- skim. oi mum and
“no“. It; may diamond,
hwmhflI-lly WJm
mutt—disclosures! intothe
aw. ”*i w relieved. as well as
“I. Ch I: In told that the war;
Hannah’s-nan.
“has“.rm..uutgu in
Ibo-eluded anthyenr,concluded.
ohm-mini“ [tn-nut city to
3:133.th “y of proving his ('xirlof- ‘.
“7 that. moth-willy hrrnchchss»
“ht-“www.mdis
alumina-statistic netropdishy
h~wm lfsotthegrestest
Md~*.kmllvtsthegm
“flab-cu.
H may” aha-uni equine oun-
“fluiucheh‘hodypumled,
M.hytkririi-solmenlm
hswh 'Msndtold
hhhthwuhpuadtolshonsthicf,
‘lhm-flkndhhsfmmm
phodflfiwnurand twentytblkn
hm.luflhflumnodr
the Wmma-olkdvitthd
h cusp-ll nab. drier in “was“: sud
gnu-IL
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shun-tum ”my, radon“
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unhmhm-IICWeM-dfi
wfltmmtyosynnoid
hmsmmlasmoidxjor
that—rJ-ulhmhuk. the neck
““3“ any y‘asndst
threads! the W tine m to
town-“distrust. which st
"maid- v“ musty-tin
“mud-ad Int-ism
hil- lt- w in in!!! it. ad has
I“! d but: sun-t. upon whim
Wham
we
“flu—taunts”.
flunk";
undo-”ans”...
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W t ”[838
mm
“Mlhtmi
i-E'EWfi
O. I. mil,
um A?!) 'm
_ ism-é”. rt.—
, . mono.
”1*“ Cold Iron Fencing,
”Wilma-lying»...
t
IW
he snhscribst-swonld respectfully call tin.~ unen-
timdlhpnflictothdruwstockufgoodsoon
lbdngotlgenelflnsnortnenid
monsoon no limit,
of unkind: Callandenmlneourgmdssndprioes.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
We hue the ml. best and ingest stock or goods
in till dry, and plots tint defy competition.
Ankrcofthe public patronsge is solicited.
Donotihiltu
GIVE Us A CALL.
B‘OWN it STEVENS,
-LY’. BLOCK,
1'? CITY‘ OF a'OLTH .\UR\\ \LK.
New Store
\ND
New Goods.:
BA 1' SIGN!) & DICKENS.
liming when I store in lIlt‘
N EW BRICK BLOCK UN MAIN ST.
cost at Sew York an heir linen Depot. ue ntm pre-
pared to supply the public genmlly. with
Chile em all Provisions
noun, r550, GRAIN, &c.,
South Nahum. Dec. 15. ran). s-tté
Jon 1!. $311111.
FLO~B I 91‘.
,astsroe «mm. semi-l or RAM. Rom. ‘
t
Cityof South Norwattt. Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
M forhnerfls furnished and tustetullx sr~
longed to til-dd It shat node: t
FRASER dz: LEE,
Importer; and Jobhcn of
PM all Diluiltl’ lollies,
Choice Permmery,
Pandas, Pile Soups, to,
20 Batman Street. New York.
‘ r. .1. mu.
.1. s. 1.1:};
Furniture Warehouse.
he "inland [hi—I establishumn. helm:
and massive mnfutnmrs and
We. beg lure to In—
orwnlknndvidn-
aroma a: 00.,
UNDERTAKER&
.431)an
F U R N I T U R E,
Mn Street,
OPPOSITE TEE RAILROAD DIPO’I‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
W ad Wholesale Depot. Bridgeport
Camphorine,
035 0!" THE GREATEST DISCOVERIE 01" THE
”all If! ELIE? 0? PAIR
Particulsrly stupid to
Rheumatism, Spraias, Still Joints,
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BEETLE.
HOY'I' It BLANCIIABD, Proprietors
Q m m. E!" YORK.
asks.» I
s. r. recurs,
i
lCOli. MAIN
ésu't'Es, PICKLES. 112111155,
. And everything pertaining to u
dldfiobctnutysu st the ion est prices porslbl 2. §
.1113” , .
mum .
t
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AND MARSHALL srs,
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GROCERIES,
OF ALL KINDS.
. ..-_ ______,..._ _ *wm—Wi’
Our sin) 1.. to keep the [NH
’ ' Teas.
Cont-es,
Spices,
It‘lour.
Feed,
PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND CANNED
B‘RUITS.
First-Class Grocery store.
[33" WE SELL Low.
JAKE: A BROWN. LDWIH “ILLOX.
1—?!
s. F. PECK,
,Druv ,gist and Apothecary,
Ionrty opposlto R. R. Depot.
l
Pure; S’élect
Blots ltiioiooo liltouioals
FIN E TOILL‘T SOAPL-J,
gHair, Tooth and Nail BFUSheSt
COMBB.
PERFI'MERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
mans; warms.
Tl'llilei, Footy Articles Cutlery,
In Ilicl ( H‘l‘llllIllL’ from u. Quill Tooth Pink
to an Inluid Hair Brush.
N B
mundcddny sud hi hi. Entnncc to Residence Ill
same building. (or iii t calls on W uhington Street.
South Noréllk. N0\.17, 1870.
PIANOS,
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-—-.\.\'I)—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
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—-AT—
PARKER'B STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Ono door north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. P OT T E R
. .g «3 . 5 q:
Will keep 3 stock 01 instalments ll. Parker's swat-
nnd will sell than on monthly instalments. * ‘
Old instruments on: in m for new.
If .
+4!
~303—
n o 2,, f .
M t l l l n e r ya.-
CHICEESTER'S BLOCK. WASHENG-
.. 1‘0)? 81' .
whee-Qt»; rattan-rail linear Mllllinayboods,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES.
Fm STRAW GOODS.
an, the.
Mrs. J. A. J add.
I wnolmle and Real! mum in at the popnllr
1 I“
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t
G. swsn'rz & 00-.
brands of
'1‘ O B A C C O ,
And mulluldcttlrcrs of
GIG-Aias.
Just recon ed. the
Durham Queen Smoking,
iANll~
For the Farm,
For the Garden.
For the Lawn. t
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
FREE AND GENUINE
In the ‘Vorld.
Condo-rues mulled and orders filled on appli-
cation to
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY‘S BLOCK.
1- _\ Mouth Noxfiv out
Jl‘o—
'lLA.X 1 ’.\.Y 143133
MASS MEETINGS.
\VllJ. BE HELD DAILY IN THE STORE Ul“
.\. 'I‘()I.I.I<}S
DEA [Jilin l .\
FIIIII GNIIHI'IBS. PI‘IIIISIIIIIS,
FLOUR, FEED, ac.
\I.\I\ in"l‘IlliI-IT l-l\\"| OI“ It I\'. NEW”
50 I "l‘l [ N (11%“' 1\ In“.
T” I’L'Ik‘ll \SI‘Z 'I‘liF.
TEAS
——Ul-‘ -
I .\t New York Prim-s. and save IIH‘ extra
I
I Inocl—kl. ’l‘.&X.
South Norwulk. March l5. 1870.
TIIE “OLD WELL”
—l’hysicisus Prescriptions carefully com- t
l
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
:iFLIIBIS‘I' 811m
&' ('11.. =.
The Great. l‘uitotl States TN! (‘0.
Mallory a Downs,
'.\gcuts in Fairfield County for
J. M. THORBUBN & 00.,
Groin-m and Importers and Dealers in Seeds,
l5 JOHN STREET,
in NEW YORK.
wirinuiu o. “71me ,
YHIII.
Hm- cunsunttly on lund and for sale [0 limiters 11nd
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1 plsntcrs.
Bedding Plants.
Elttbrnt‘in;
Rt is BS.
IlAIIIJ .\.~.
FL'CHSI.\.\.
. Ul-LNANII'M'D.
VERBI‘ZN Ar.
LAST). N .\S. I'l'l‘t ..
\ - woll 1!-
Fruit too outmoltol Toots
.\u(l Shrubs.
N tin-series llIId (i ['00]! hottest-n.
(I’LE'SHING AVENUE»
.IDTIDIIIA, WNG ISLA N II.
Novv York City Ofllvv.
1A1 THE GREENHOL bEt
'43 wear 1411. STREET, N. v..
Hardware Store.‘
Ul"
LEWIS HUBBILL, Dealer,
"its just opt-nod ill Ill"
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, new BRICK moon.
Across the NH lroln TOLLES & 151.150ch Siam].
foot of \\ usltlugton Sm- t-t \llth ll full and m- u lot of
Builders Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY 0“ VICINITY.
i
9
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home 11nd othrr Companies nmuufscturt- tu.
Would (all your lttcution to 1.0! (1x a ”malty nt- “1:
"late il a rim-lair}; to leap a
IComplote Stock of Everything
in our line 0! trad».
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
All Blinds of AMERICAS & ENGIJSH undllltemied
w a :l: :- :le z. a A. :D .
UNSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS.
‘ csn almys Ire-found” our stofl‘.
Pickots, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
signi- to:- must puma celeb!!!
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
South Norwslk, Nov. 11, um l-tf
molt mméofinr
“W the storeon the; w olluln and
; ‘Wuhtngtuu than, Is a 2"
[IIIIIB llIIIIFIII‘IOBY
Also. ,
. . . .r;
g , .1.»
4Y1?" z.
WHOLE ALB AND mm
. ‘r ,;
lama-sell
noon. monotonous.
1
Who Idoptl the motto "Quick rain and small
ts” is sure to succeed. sossy business mun
sud so experience teaches. listing
POUND
motile“ d in H th 1 ii
I II: W we II e V cry 0“ till gum.
lng confident that
bathe cast: in: hmc sddcd largt‘ly toour
Feel-
ALIVE
house is the best one to make purchases of we have
added every facility that is in our power to e our
stock and store the most complete one
INOLDWELLI
“ C hat 0 just. completed a CARPET ROOM. which
will compare four-ably with any in the County In
this department may he found 11 large assortment of
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
PA PER HANGINGS.
Window Shades and
Shade Fixtures.
May he found at ull lllllt-n a good block of
t 111115946 (11 )( rps,
n o x E s TI cs.
; Prints, Notions, Rib-
* water 4-H’iA5'fiPXKxS."TWWIW. narrows“?
‘ ceptodl at 7: 45. or on only oil of the truinsfro
bone, Fancy Goods,
1Hosiery. Ilulttlkttt‘t'llit-fi. Dress
and (look 'I'l'imlnillg's.
luztuliful C||IOI> 111 Kid in Iowa at $1. 00
per pair. curry pull“ “lll'l‘fllllt‘lI.
Ill\'l|I()l‘~ of all klllll‘ of (math {1‘\VI\C1I(IHII_\ Ivy
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
W ASHINGTOV ST REET,
I, mu”: I‘l"‘33§,,"f‘3 3:". 15f”' South Numslk. Mal-chm 1871.13.3-
O-J-CRUMAN- § HENRY HOPKIN.“
BARGAINSf
——lN—
4.1111115” “HESS Goons,
tFURS,
Litton Goods 8.: Blankets.
t) and at ltss than Old l’rictun.
FULL LINE OF DRE!!!) GL1)DS.
Fl'lJ. LINE OF HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS.
FULL IJNE CLO’I'BS AND CASSIMERES.
qut Bargains in
DRESS GOODS.
C. ~I. GRUMAN.
I OLD BRIDGE STORE.
Food of Mada. street,
3‘" I “O I l *
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
o
LEWIBJHUBBEEL, Dealer,
, (Sane-“110ml: flnbhell snd'l‘ollesltmy.)
. large lots of
1'
...:
niafinfl
Hosiery do Gloves.
Mun} Goods purchased at Auction. of lllt Beat Qty-IL, '
Hdsdowon handmnd. is ctmstwtly reaching 1
install, Western, Can- '
Giorgia” “W“ ‘
)Iarshall Street.
5 SOUTH NORWALK, GT.
HORSES infilnntlons.
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
. ATTENDED.
l G A R R I A G E S ,
I To all trains and steamboots
i South \‘onmlk. Dec 1 1870
Charges mum He.
ti :1
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD HAM?
TNEN ASK FOR
i Andrews a Hurlbut's
t
AND TAKE NO OTHER.
EVERY HAM WARRANTED
South Norwnlk. Dec. 23. 1810. ' G-tf
om" WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
Washington Street, South Notwallt.
00‘03‘.g
mmmm‘
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
. All
'ployces of either of the ab0\( boats on .1
t
E Trains lento he“ Haven for Afiolll
6:19 RY ..
1:14 “ New York Ex ..
8:3 “ No train. 8:28 ..
8:3 “ New Haven 9:08 ..
0:43 " New York. 5:32 _
9:22 " New Elven Ex 9:45 :_
10:15 “ No trlln. 10:35 __
10:45 “ New York Ex. 11m ..
11:3) “ No train. 11:52
12:14 P. I. No twin. 12:35 Phi
1256 “ N. ..Am 1:!) ‘
mu “ New Elven. 1:39 “
1:39 “ New Elven Ex. 20% I.
m “ No min. 2:8 ..
2:32 “ No trsin. 3:11) ‘
3:0) “ New York Ex. 8:34 :‘
3:24 “ New York. 5:50 ‘
8:50 “ ho min. 4:31 L
4511 “ New Haven Ex 42% “
4:46 “ No train. 505 .1
5:16 “ New York Ex 5:46 “
5t” “ New Raven 5:56 “
6:46 “ N. Y. & N. B 6:10 “
6:20 " No train. $48
6:48 “ No train. 7:15 3
7:15 “ New Elven. "(:40 “
7:40 “ No train. 8:06 ‘
8:05 No train. 8:33 ‘
8:38 “ No train. 3-55 “
8:55 *‘ Na train. 9:15 ‘2
315 " N. Y. d; N. ll E: 9:50 ‘
R40 “ No train. l . 2“
10:10 “ Saturday only. 10:30 “
EDWIN LOCKW 00D Prelidat
DAILY LIN E.
1011qu All NEW YD
Connecting with the Dunbar-y Railroad.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAME
NELLY WHIT
CAPT. S. M. LANE.
Mines South \omslk etery morning (Sund I
bury and New Hm: en.
Pssscn rs and gt: conveyed to and f
defiol st. nth Norwu k without extra charge
turning 1041\81! New York from Pit-1- : .
River 100! of Morin-t street at 2:45 and fr
foot of Thirty— seventh street, East River. at 3 7
r. 31.. (Sunday! excepted). »
Passage. 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets. ’7
FREIGHT AT FROPELLER RATF.‘ '
Refreshments of all kinds served on u ..
N. 3,—3.3“? “'hite. for New York. con
South Noni-n k with the 6:18 train to Dan
tho 6:12 P I. train to New Haven also
fl:wln from Dnnhnrv which arrives at ~outh
:40. and from New Eaten at" t 46 A. 11.
THE FREIGHT PROPELI.E
L‘itt oi Nonalt or P. F.
Will leave from each end of the route or
lug Produce sold without chnt‘ge for com-
night It old pocket rates
us are forbid. trusting am ut
fien-
.' ‘11.
, "10f
. it.
Ithe owners thereof.
New York and New Have
SUMMER ARRAL’GEJIE
comma MAY mm 1 . '
Truiu- lento Passatgu Station at South . II: as
Iollon s : :
For New Y ork.
At 3:47 A M. Boston Exprt-ss.
2g stopping, . at all stations
7:45 Local Express. stopping at.
Stamford.
9:25 stopping at all stations.
“:05 “ Express.
lzlS P. M. stoppingut all station»
8:22 " Boston xpross
3:45 otopp II. all stations.
5:41 “ Boston ress.
13:17 stowin at all statiur».
57:3? Boston press.
New York for South her 1.
A17m 11:00 (End 95m, 11:3) A. lit: it t .1
tEx..) kfi. can (Local ex.) 5:2”. 6:3], 8: ‘ li‘. 311.
South Norwnlk {or New .
At 6:39 A. ill. stopping st all stations.
Boston Exprt SF.
stoppln-v at all station-
Boston Express.
P. M.
stopping at all station:
noonerrwm
hfizfldhfiifl
Busion Expl‘e-xh
walk. at
2:40 5:316:31). 8:10.916 (ilk) 1:2:15.
EKEX. ).4:&)(Ex. l5:(ll. $10133. )P. M.
See large bill to! och UNISON?!"
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent s Office. Fourth a\ a: -
ty~serenth street. New Y.ork
Assistant Superintendent s Office. I
V91?! Haven JAKE
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Danbury and Norw
3v Stutit 1:
2:11 “T011-
itn “01154 .
E0
Su~ 511:51dent.
A; R. R.
I II
.31?”
\"I‘.
11
SUMMER ARRANG
COWGIXG JUNE 1“
Dally Trains.
LEAVE fisxsm yon sort-n
(iii) A. 11:12:“) l: 4. S) P l:
zsouut 1:0qu ton
V(FreIth) IlztBLI; 1
sndSsnr
A train for Y I
mediate stations at 6:22 P. hi.
m A. If:
Donbnry,8e
319631131.» 33
LEAVE BRAXCEYILLS NB :1
9:45A.X.:1t85P.l;2-.45P;
urns mum!) you s.
2 13:46.4. M.:1210P.ll.:&ml‘.
1 fl JO t1
Bodwell do oyt
Have moved from the corner .. t “(1 Wash-
ington strode to the new store in
Chichester’s 911,—,
WASHING-T t
where will be found I urge
TOYS AND N
sun,
.at of
: to N 3,
Blank Books, 8 ;
4.1 FINE Asst)" RT!
Black walnut,
ottery,
iy,
L. cm
; lawman
I fitWfiI-tro
WAR BITTERS
g; Hudrodrof nomads
5 : Burmmflutr Wonder-
“ g nu ma mats.
E WHAT ARE THEY 1'
E
qnul. Wilma for s amt"
'auum [motion em ml null ‘10:“ am 10 aolllmmnuuq 10 some!
410‘) ltuuoum tn 1mm "tumult it I'll law"! to junta .tnunood out out.
Htlwtmuwml ‘aylllljl u 1"!"th In “5‘“!!le Ollllflf) II “I 40".],
I: grit]! no! A vms
FANCY OR I N K,
Nude of Poor Inn, Whisky, Proof Spirits.
Ind Mus Lie-m doctoral. spiced sad fleet»
ened Ionian the taste mllm‘l‘ Tonia. " "Appetiz—
eu." “lest-om " &C.. 1h: 11‘. lead the applet on in
Wand rnimbut are a true Medicine. made
iron the Not-iv- Boot-s sndllorbs of ()Hfornia. {rec-
{rs- nll Alcoholic Sit-sinus. The! are the
GREAT BLOOD PERI?!“ and A LIFE.
GIVING PRINCIPLE, spurred numerator and
hmm‘flls‘sm.arrylng olnll P01803005
i made? and rusting the blood unhealthy condi-
i and Bo mmmuufiaenmassecorumg' to
I direction suds-emu “amount-idea the bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other menus.
and the vital organs slum beyond the point or
Foil FEMALE c"l‘ll.l4AlNT51 whether In youn
mnrrlad or alnulomt the down of wmnll
those Tonto lllttdltfllm) no to
. 1. t , ’
For Ills-unto" and chronic Rhos-s-
! I‘l— Ind Gout. Mn. or Indians.
who. W III Interline-t Fe-
' we”, mam M Liver, Kidneys
Ho‘wmumulh produced by derangement
or the Biscuit's 0mm.
DYBPBPSIA OB IKDIGBSTIOS, Head-
ache. Plinth the ShoanCat-lgh ammo“ of the
Mummies. Sour We: the SM.
Bod tune in the Hon“, m- ” Pulpit-non
“momma lithium. Painlnthe
region ushemnmnnd shutdown pu'nrul
symptoms. sre the OM33 of main.
,They immune staunch and alumina the tor-
ptd liver and warm rendethemot unequal-
’ ed saucy in cleansing the blood of III impurities snd
t imparting newlitsnnd Tig'nfto the whole system.
. F03 3m 318m mans, Teeter. Sui
Rheum. matches. Spots. Funnies. Pnstulcs, Bails.
Carbnncles. m~Wortns. Budd Head. Soto Eyes.
1 W In. Saris. mutation! of the Skin.
Humor: and Diseases of the Skin. of Mrs name
or nature. are literally dug up sad curl-led onto! the
mutation time by the use of these mm.
OneBoflls tnsnch lanes will convince the nicotin-
a-ednlous or their curative elect.
Cleanse the Vlfisted Blood whatever you and it:
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimple.
it is foul. Ind your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure. sad the health of the ”Item will
10110..
It], TAP! and other wows. lurkin¢ in the
gusset-English. Germsn, French and man.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. ILICDONALD 8 (X)-
Druggists sud General “at“. Su M. (Xi,
and 32 and 31 Commerce Street, New-York.
W14) BY ALL DRUGGIS‘I‘S AXD DEALERS
lI-Iy
mol
WAR) NER
PILE REDIEDX'.
6 Blind Inching or Bl
'flicted should immediately all on their drumt-t and
. get it for it will. with the' 11m npplialtion. Instantl
lil’ord complete relief. and a few iollon' mg appliru
lions are onlv u to aft-ct a permanent cur:
* t .1 tax _r troubenrlnoonvenience in its use
\\ arner’c Pile Remedy is expressly for 1h
Piles. and is not recommended to are any other di‘
$554.1! has curt-d many cases or over thirty 5mm
standing. Price One Dollar. For sale by drug, "'I~t~
er erywlierc.
- NO LIORE
V‘VEAK .N ER." ES.
_
Wem on“ I'm ~repsret
expresslyforDis ‘ cip
Wondering from
ucnk nerves with him!“ oonsti lion. Then an
very few who have not cmpl vod p yslcians for your:
to remedy Whit this pdfiti don will do in a In“
weeks. by strenmhcn dug the nerves. enriching thc
circnlsrion. restoringd giving. v strength men
tally and phrsicnlly, enabling those who mar him
been for years to their: cams an 1111 slide to
—
(DOUGH NO MORE
_
“ll- inhaling. soft-
The ahmrdinary power
it possesses in immediately relieving. Ind eventually
curing the most obstinate uses of Co hs Colds.
_ Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Influenza. Cam-rs Beam.
3 nests. Asthma and Consumption is almost incrediblc.
So prompt is the relief sud certain its efl'otrs in all
the abou- cases or my afiecfion of the throat and
lungs. that thouundti M‘rhysiciamo are daily pro
scribing it and one and that a is thé most
batting and extractor-Min" medl no known. Our (ION?
always words neliel. In in most am one bottle al-
Sold by all dmggist; in lugs bottles.
Warner’s Con
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WINE OF LIFE.
The gm: Blond Parlia- and Delicious Drink
Warner’s Vina-I “In, or wuss of Life,
is mm from sny
splendid sppetiur ‘ and ton c. and the my st thin
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casnnt and tie icious article ever ofl’cred to the pub
i.c far superior to brandy whiskey. wine hitttrs or
any other articlc. It is more healthy and (Ilt‘apti’
male and fomnleyo young or old can takt ill:
“"1112 of Life It is, in fact. 1: life pruort 1-.r Thu-t
who wish to on y good health and a frlt- flun of
litely hits] 1160 well to take “11- Wine of Lift.
It is di erent from any thing («or before in n51. '
fiafld hynll drugg‘ieta. Price OneDollar. in quar:
es.
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will cure in ever)
use). mm is the family 11 whldl this important
medicine is not wanted. ‘7 Homers. this is the great
. est blessing over owed You. and you should immo-
distely procure 11. It is also .I sure cure for Fannie
lrregttisrlties. and my be depended upon in even
easowhere the monthly flow Ins been obstructed
through cold or disease. Sold by druggists Pricc
One Dollar
1!. WsrdEECo“ Wholesale
linm street, New York:
brsted Ranedics .
ALFRED KNAPP
DEALER IN
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GROCERIES,
CROCKERY.
arts. No.13! Wil-
W'nrner s Celt--
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gents
CUTLERY,
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