rue-two! a your: mwho lets
wdoflm‘mmw
ninth!“ , .Q‘Iflainhnt-
,tmlnehepvethefoilowingonth
u. I m‘ You doawfullysworeyou’ll
“M“‘wm
an firefight-wows". . , .12
.t Bale-hug tuner, who-e pew rent was
snooty-drill caste riding new.“
page, were avatars-ed, whereupon a by-
uaader aid it was a shocking sight. “Ya,"
aidanottaa,‘ to see tinsefiét married on»
out so not“
“ W ”rowsml'mti’ “Ba-
eataaei indwendurcasadlrialtomy
feelings" "What on earth was it t" “Why,
I had to tie on a pretty girl‘s bonnet while
if! m was loath: on.“
A Connecticut fisherman one day bolted his
boat wit a live frog. After patiently wait-
in: some time for a bite. as he chatted with
a friend. he found that his lively bait had
sworn adore, and was sitting quietly on the
mark by h‘m side. He wound up hisline and
went home.
Two Hibernian were puming a stable
vs inhibit“ on uteri mmawffie.
when one addressed the other thus :——“ Pat,
slurs the reason they didn't put a bin up
there instead of a rooster 1'“ “ An‘ sure." re—
plied Pat, “that‘s .y enough, don‘t you see
it would be unconvmicn‘. to go for the
surf _ _ _ , -
" These Indus fl like birds that are on
”.11 wing," said a humorous clerk to his em-
phmg ,nghvy of. shupdanaelsleft the
atom ‘; “Why to!" used thefgiopdebc,‘
"Mltmthanaionc imigsqmi
upon their purchase (pachaX‘ replied the
clerk. The proprietor saw the point, and
waamgratfled at its ucutcmess that he at
once raised the clerk‘s salary.
" Martha, my dear," said a loving husband
to his sperm, who was several years hisjun-
ior. " what do you say to moving to the Far
“'est?" " 0b,] am delighted with the idea!
You recollect when Mr. Morgan moved out
themhcwae as poor as we are; audio three
yeah be leaving his widow worth a
hundred thousand dollars"
i .
The wives of men of sentiment are not al-
ways the must appreciative women. Jean
Paul represents Siebender :5 reading one of
his handful imaging: to his wife, who list-
eifl with eves cast down and hated ln’esth.
Ash elm-ed, the sharer of his joys broke
forth with, " Don't put on your left stocking
to-uiorrow. dear; I must mend that hole in
it ‘ .
.\ gr ntleman in Massachusetts being threat,
:ncd with a contagious disessc, said to his
little son. who, in an atfectionate mood,
wishcd to cuibracehim. “ You musu‘t hug
mc—you'll catch the scarlet fever." \Villie,
standing back, looked in amazement upon
his rape, (who, by the way. is a pattern of
imiprietyl, and quietly asked, “ why. pupa-
who did you bag .9" .
A learned gentleman was accosted in the
following manner by an illiterate preacher
who despised education:-—“ Sir, you have
been toenllege, Imppose 9" “ Yes, sir," was
the reply. “I am thankful,” rejoined the
former. “ that the Lord opened my month
without any learning." “ A similar event,"
retortcd the gentleman, “took place in B3-
laam‘s time; but such things are of rare oc—
«creme at the present day.”
"Id Mrs. G was ncvtr regarded as a
paragon of neatnoas; and ii “ cleanliness is
neat unto sailings,“ as St. Paul asserts, it
is feared tl‘t the old lady never attained to
the Iatter state. Not only was she anything
but neat herself. but she showed a soveretgn
contempt for it in others. Speaking of neat
purple, one day she remarked that her son
Joe“ was one of the most particular men
in the world.
away a wble cup of eofi'ee, the other morn-
ing. became it had a bed~bug in it."
Reveriefiof a Church Sexton.
“ Splendid day! We'll have quite a turn
out—There is nothing like sunshine to draw
out an audience. It is better than all the
Imp-hr pruehers that everwere born. Oh!
theseis mv memorandum book; 1 had like
Uhfe‘ “gotta: it, and if those directiun
land not been attended to, most likely I
should have lost my place. Let us see.
[Takes out a memorandum and reads]
‘ByordQOIJudgeR .thitwoman
who squints and eats cardaman seeds. is not
to he put in the seat in front of him.
By order of Squire B——-, the young
mesh dear hb.W.;od wears
phi pills, is to be put wméwheie on the
other side of the church.
By «tier of the wealthy Miss Prudence
Prim, the young man whose clothes smell
of cigars and brandy. shall not sit behind
The request of Er. A , a mechanic,
that strangers be not shown to his pew—to
heattended to if convenient.’
Quite a chapter anyhow. But people are
lighting to,“ in. Therels two; won-
a waiting. Common sort of folks, Iguass.
Gatility do not come quite so early as this.
Ema-31,“? She says, with a bow,
'1! you please,sir.‘ Xo matter; politeness
is a cheap artade, itoosts nothing. So here
guesthetwuwumen into about the back.
wall pews. Here's two more birds of the
same feather; woolen shaving” hon-
nemandwtton gloves; wall’pewdeoond
fro- the door, good enough in all con-
science. ,
Ala! here is a bride. Satin, velvet, and
white kids; broadcloth, and white vest.
self and lady some good seats? They moat?
hove tut-rate seata, for hey are eviden
art? 'riiir'l.
,ot ‘ :
Levening kiving
“ \Vhy," snidjshe, “ he threw '
. WW
Allure important We! his
homemtomindasweheoodoveraent-
medindieatioua in oldand “Virginia
Weaeethatg'aatdafatherutead»
‘ it
his boy (his only son for
umny years) lemns in book-keeping and
arithmetic; two elder sisters. perhaps. taking
“their turn at slate and pencil. or sitting with
» iheir mother plying the needlefthe father,
not untrequently. treating the group to a
favorite papa from The W The
morning scene, too, with the’mothilr and her
servants, we can infer with much probabili-
ty from descriptions of similar interiors pre~
Mfl‘eni out period. : " .
Deeply as Jefi'erson aim to hate slaveiy,
clearly as he foretold the ruin enclosed in
the system. 33 siwft only in its better as-
pects at his own home. He saw his father
patiently drinlng aegroes, not long from
their native Africa, into carpenters, millers.
wheelwrights, shoemskcrs and farmers. He
saw his mother of a morning in her sitting-
room, which was well-furnished with con—
trivanccs for facilitating labor, suited with
her daughters and her servants, like Andro-
munche surrounded by her maidens, all busy
with household tasks.
In such a busy, healthv home as this,with
father, mother, two elthr sisters, tom- young-
er sisters, and a little brother, Thomas Jefi‘er—
son lived in his boyhood. He was singular-
ly happy in his eldest sister, Jana. whose
mind was akin to his own. She was his cou-
fidantksnd companion. and shared his tustm
for the arts. particularly his early love of
music. The family were all reared and but}
used in the Church of England, and this
sister'grzeatly‘ excelled in singing the Eewold
palm-tunes which that constituted the
whole psalmody of the Protatant world.
For a century, it is said. there were but five
tunes sung in the colonial churches By the
fireside. in the winter evenings, and On the
banks of the river in the soft. summer twi-
light, thcrc were family singings, Jane Jef-
ferson‘s melodious, voice birding the choir;
to which was added, as the years went on.
the uccompaniement of her brother's violin.
—————‘>—""
How finch Tobacco is l'sed.
The present annual production of tobac-
co is estimated to be 4,000,000,000 pounds!
This is all smoked, chewed or snutfed. Sup-
pose it all made into cigars one hundred to
the pound, it will produce 400.000,W.000.
Four hundred thousand millions of cigars'
Allowing this tobacco, unmnnufactured.
to costou the average ten cents a pound,
we have $400,000,000 expended in produc-
ing a noxious, deleterious weed. At least
one and a half times as much more is re«
quired to manufacture it into marketable
form and d‘epose of it to the consumer. 'AL
tlje very lowest estimate, than, the bums
family expend every year, one thousand
millions of dollars in the gratification of an
acquired habit, or one dollar for every man.
woman and child upon the earth.
This sum would build two railroads
around the earth, at a cost of twenty thou-
sand dollars per mile, or sixteen railroads
from the Atlmtlc to the Pacific. It would“
build one hundred thousand churches, cost-
ing $10,000 each; or half a million of school
houses,‘2000&ich; or one million of dwell:
It Would employ
lugs, Costing $1000 each.
one million of preachers, and one million
of teachers, giving each $500. It would
support three and one third millions of
young men at college. giving each W per
annum for expenses. We leave others to
fill out the picture. Is this annual outlay
to increase or decrease in the future? Read-
er, how much do you contribute to this
f und 2‘
TIIE IIOI'R
Is an findepcmlenL
,in Westport, Conn.
,ents, and editorials on subjects
‘ interest.
1t has an initial circulation of seven hundred.
chiefly
other residents who purchase 3
their
making
for New Y
pro
inew
k merchants and business men
runns. .
.0 Yea ..... ....1w . .. . _ . .
gigecggx u&c}';r.ttooneaddroul........s~lw SLR-”LLB, Jih- I, ' - $00,693.08.
TenC u,0neYear.(to (vacuums)... 700
more then ten copies, at the rate of 65 can. per mp_'.
SAMPLE COPY FREE.
.-_
Agate wanted in every town in Connecticut. East-
an 1‘ York. and New Jersey. to canvass for sub—
cw
scripdons to TM
be addreaad
Hour.
to“flsHou-.
C and
and Job
the utmoat
to carry
brother. on,
New
and Re done In the best manner.
ana‘vd
conducted by
similar}. STREET,
some
guitar“ " ‘ ' serious madwxu. estport
employed by him. gem feels cm- Y 1:: cm Stamfzrd. '
dent that can study in the Old customers 0' the FEED. W. “U 0!, Men.
' P. - - Booth Forwalk.
on... stains in Hotlink:
and such others as may be led’to extend to him their
patronage.
58»: c. M. TUTTLE.
T. S. SCBANTON, Dentist.
motivator andvidnity an?“
opaatlons on the teed: in
weekly newspaper. published
Each number contains a sum»
mary of the news, communications from correspond
0! local or genernl
on the line of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. many 0! its readers being commuters and
rtiou of
cit; ork. thus
Hour a desirable advertising medium
communications must
Westport, Conn."
other Vehicles made to order:
-ou the business lately
flung
PI. ANING HILL
AND nmwmqjqo,
5......4
South Norwalk, 001311.,
“ l . ’5 ’2’ ‘5‘» r. 154?
denim 11:
Lumber. Timber, Lath, Slate. Tarred Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement,and Plaster.
land-carers or
DOORS. SASHES,
BLINDS, BOXES,
H0 ULDINGS, BRACKETS.
EAL L'STERS. NEWELS.
STAB RAILS,
mow t DOOR W
Planing. Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Saw-
ing due at short notice.
Genatantly on hand
YELLOVW' PINE, ASH and BLACK WAL-
NUT mom...
_ mo
Doors, Sills. Window Casings and Trim—
mings, Fence Railings, Pickets, eh Posts.
once md Factory situated at foot of Harslnll St.
Lumber Yards situated between the draw-bridges.
gt} nlso adjoining the doc . of Danbury & Nurwalk
Em “APP. Pros
TALXADGE BAKER. Trina.
win”. CRXW} SON,
u. u. [more Supt.
sou
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BROKERS.
W'c are pre to n utiatu the sale or rental of
HOUSES. 8m Ffixs and other Real E5
the Sulfide. and longest experience
any in the city. We have a large
amount or desirable property way than on
our books. andare in constant receipt of ans
to purchase or hire.
Fire, Insurance.
We issue lines in the best stan Comp-mica
atmbersm Wealaolnsureags tnmnn
av Llama, mm m: mm on m,
wince-r ems cam
City Surveyor’s Office.
Sun cyiug In all its brunchcs.
w. ’1‘. (RAW a; son,
OFFICE IN ELY‘S BLOCK.
P. O. Box. 57.
55-1!
South Norwalk. Conn.
ins used“?
Are You
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000.
All paid in and securelyinvehted
FAIRFIELB ()0 UN Tl'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
.03-
South Norvvalk.
DIRECTORS :
DUDLEY P. ELY South Nurwalk.
mam.
~ 2: I.
“an. ”Y“-
CHARLB G. DEAN, Nwwnlk.
JOHN P. mm Norwalk.
-' r ' m . s meow, south Norwslk.
mm! a. nowuns, New York.
wnrrm s narrow. mam.
DUDLE! P. am, Vice President.
TALLIADG hammer.
-1 may it. man, ry.
-y
GREAT .13A1H3AINS
Ml}
{é 'g..g‘;'£
3ls:
mutants-amid
% he: the,“ owns-vino: ’ urinal." h.-
n
firmstotro f
? rmmawfi ‘
R. R.
BABWAI’S BEAM BELIEF
'WM'EE
' at mile .
. .nnn unartsacrm
neon". a ream neon
n was the am and n
The Onl Pain Remed
"mt Instantly stops t 2 most cxcruclatln pains, la
lnflamnxationa, and cures Con us, w r of r. e
Lungs. Stomach. Barrels. or at sex glands or organs, by
one npénllmtlnn.
1. FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTEs,
lm mam-r how violent nr excruciating the In the
l:lll~‘.l‘.\l.\'1‘1t:, Bed-ridden, lnfirm. Crippled. . crvous.
.‘quulgi-I. ur prostmtcd with disease may er » -
RADVIAY's READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD msrnfl' EASE.
l.\"~ ..\.\1MATION OF THE RIDNEYS.
lNl-‘LAMMATIUN OF THE BLADDER.
1x I'LAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
003768811th 05‘ THE LVNGS.
50113-2 TnmnT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
I'ALPITAggflV F HE HEART.
llYSTERIPS. l‘RUUP. DI TH .
CATARRH. INFLUENZA.
:1r..\ll.\(‘!IE, TOO‘I‘NIJAPIIE.
1
COLD (HILLS, AGU
The .1 nplicatlon ofthc
ptrts w «re the pum g .
and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a
moments cure CK- RIPS.
tumbler of water will in a few
A hPASLI S. SOUR STOMACII,
HEARTBL’R‘S, SII'K EA
DYSENTERY. COL}:
llEAliAt‘Hi-Z DIAR .
run nowm.
luld all INTERSA .
‘. \VIXD IN
AINS.
Traveler.- should always can" a bottle of R‘dw‘y‘.
Bend Bend With them. .- fcw drops In Water will
Emmi, sickness or pains from change of Water. It I:
c tcr limit French Brandy or Bitters nan stlm
FEVER AND AQUE-
FEVER AM» AGCE cured for any cents. Therein
but :i remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever
:1" l Agile, and all other Hilarious. BillouehSarlet Ty»
.2 m. Yellow, and other Fever! (aided by anwkr 3
iii). so W... .. RADWAY‘S READY RELIEF.
Fifi} \; ‘13: per lilllt'. Sold by Druggiata.
HEALTH PEEAUTI I l
sTRoSt‘. .txn N'RE molt BLOOD—INCREASE
()F FLEMi .\.\h WEIGHT—CLEAR SKIN AND
liEAL'Tl 1L1. t'Uhil’LEXION EEL‘UBEDTOALL.
n.\.\ MADE Tm; MOST ASNNISHING CURES:
x-I) Ql‘lt'K. ll.\l’l I ARE HE CHANGES
THE BODY l'NlDlthIHll-TS. ['NDER THE 11V-
FLITENt'l-I (IF Tins 'l‘ltl‘LY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE. Tll.\'l'
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight to Sean and Felt.
THE, GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
1 \ Q \ RSA I‘ARILIJAN RESOLV-
N)
u - Hugh the Blood. Sweat. Urine.
r fluids; iI lni Ifllic aratcm the rigor of life,
mlx‘ the \rfl.<lI-a ut‘thc body with new nnd sound
smrut... swims, (fun! it nodular
' «an. n... Throat, nwg’o ch .1
us an" r mm 1! $0 m
schn'gys mm the Earn and the worst
nu lIlv-zt-aw, Elupllrmn, Fever Enron. Scam
\\':-r|\., stilt Rheum, Eryslpclns. Acne Black
n.- in the Flesh. rumors, Cancers In the
\raLr-Mnx mul pnluful tllschnrfex Right.
.1 Spot‘m, :mli nil “:1:th the its net-
:tlm cunth :- ml":(‘ of this wonder a Mod.
\. and It fr-w tlnvs' use “‘1” prove to any
‘. (or twin (‘1' thn forms of disease Its
um- Hum.
. .1 .M- l-ct‘ondnz ri-IIHCK‘II by the wastes
Inn that I; continually gyro roving, auc-
. g lhn-w wastes. and re a rs [file Junie with
ru-w mm r! “wu- (mm healthy bond—and this the
F.\ I‘.‘ \l' \ RI 1. I.\N “‘1” and docs secure.
\ .- n' .1 nan-Antuuaxnglnlaohvrwr cxt‘cl
ls l: the cum 1.} Inn“. 9000:-
an! «Romania it is only
.wr
a. Bladder Complaints,
... .llsmm-s. Gravel. Diabetes. I‘Im sy.
)ls—
ltlllwnt‘e ur l‘rlm', Bright's
\'. nu nwr..t, ..n. I" all emu“ where there are brlck-
.lx~,..r~‘.l~. ‘Ir the “:1th Is thick. cloudy. mixed with
..zm-. ma. tn. '.\ Mtv of an cg . or tliruda like white
- . IIIIOLII up -mncc.and
wlwn there a n pricking.
‘u: \\ atcr. and pain It: the
Lullu, I’riu‘ 91.00.
\ 1le \~.'-. cud 9.... Remedy
n
., . . ,
Tumm- 01' I 2 "cars' Growth
('urct! h, lludwuy-‘s Rcsolvcnt.
ll» \ I my. “to: . Jnh 1°. “36!.
1" ul In .rmn Tumor In the .n min and
n- vt'u n'I lit-l}. rnr It." Ilried
..1. I... nothing helped me. I
l v- mid In It , Lot had no lalth
.,— may» -..u.. lumk le battle.-
. P .. and two hot-
.. lllnn l hnra
Ihr In: mlx- o! lite
-.~u (Ir ILL bunch! «I
i-Illvr
Iii-~1-
Il\\\ \H I‘. KSAE'I‘.
DWAY’S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
pom-cur L't‘lvlt'ev'. ele‘arrtii‘ cot-ted with sweet gum,
purgv. r.»rul..x.-. pudfi" churn. an: strengthen. lg:
mu”: 1).! ._ fur the are m‘ an disorder thc storm.
Ltrrr, IIv>\\vL\ KM: Il- ,\. .(Iua INM‘L‘C‘,
”ml-Incite. Portal? r . vr-ntwa. Indigestion.
IN'! ht‘ ~l.|, Iiillnlh . Hill-v Frn-I, Inflmxllnnllnn I-f
(In it.» v-‘ts. Pill-naval all In ruugt-nu-mawlllw Inh'rrnl \‘ls-
n m, \Vannntcd 10 t'fl'crl u urn. I'tm-lx ‘. (-th
l>lL-.tu:|l:ilnln:t-o mrrrun ' Tutu-drugs,
:r ("mt-t1 v the full-u. mung from
Disorders of the lilgmmct ..
l‘nn-Iifullon, In'l'J'rl w.- . hum... .-.r 1'... In "4 m the Hem].
Armin ..r m.- .u.......n. \mm-u, Huntw “up“ “I had,
Dullm-ns or “3'1qu m the 51. at h, .\--ur Irmlnnnr». mulling ur
Flulleriu‘; :1'. the Pit of tin- .‘Innurh. summit",- 1.! w.- Head,
lIurrlrd ma Inmmu llr-alhing. Huuavmg at lhe Heart. l'hokm‘
M Sufi-stung iknsalinlis ~11." m a lung l‘mtun. Illrnnna of
\Hsmu, but. or \\'el» belon- Ibr Sight, I‘Pirr and bull Pam In
[5’ Head, Deficiency of I‘enplranu-n. l'rllnwneu of the Skin
and In". Pain In th- Shir, (’Incvl. |.1.. 2... and sudden Flushu
Hm Il-vminx in th. Flesh.
A few doses of HAD‘VAY'S PILLS will fir-e the sys-
chx from I the alum-Jnlw lilrt‘filt‘l}. l’neeas CCU.
. nu Lu ”it; ' ism .
Wins an o»: .t. 3’ mm," send on. men.
Mulder: Lanc, Ncw~
stamp to RAIHVAY A (70., No. 31
will be sent you.
Turk. lutmmannn \wrth uluusan
NEW A ND R A RE I ’1». N TS
7go$as,
Geraniums,
vnnnnwas,
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
(‘IIUICE
Blackbs‘n‘y.
Blimp [perry ,
' AND
Strawberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
rmwm Asuvnum‘mm 'snuns,
DUTCH BULBS.
ven to the gettiu up of choice
kete, Crosses an other Floral
Send for Catalogue.
Special attention
Boqueta. Wreaths.
Decorations, at shortest notice.
MALLORY a DOWNS,
sousnnrnnn Atmrmmsrs, .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
South Norwalk, Nov. 11', 1870.
1y
"J‘
1.
s ING
mil” m
n finest 01.3; I.
., '3‘ '
m “ normal poa-
the
alto-alto
none-tic" .suwmo
» ,over ,
C
V» _:
”in: ’5. All .4; 551‘:
In of being;
. fimgluflfi'ww
annoying hippos, Agent
.53.» _ 3: ,r‘ > — vii :m‘: hfi jaws .,. ii.“ I
5' is,“ lingo
VII Bitten-I. are not a vile Fancy Drink,
male of cor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
duct ‘ and _ hinged to please the
" ed ‘ " Apfi ," “ Restorers,"
. lead t
to a true, ‘ ne, made- the native roots
3 herbs ofCalxl'orma. free from aIlAlcoholic Stimulants.
They've thoGreat Blood Purifier and a Life-giving
Pnncrple, a Perfect Renovator and Invigomtor of the
,System. carrying 00' all poisonous matter and restoring
the blood to a health condition, enrichin it, refreshing
and invigorating bot mind and body. hey are easy
of administration, prompt in their action. certain in their
results, safe and reliable in all forms of isease.
Ho . "on can 0 those lttera accord-
Int to infirm“, and remain long unwell. provtded
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
meannnnd the Vital organs wasted beyond the point
repair.
Dylpepaln or Indigestion. Headache, Pain
In the Shoulders, Coughs, 'l‘tghtness of the CIICM, D11
niness, Sour Erucutions of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palpitation of the
Harglnflzmmation of the Lungs. Pain in the l’engns oI
the thne god a hundred other painful symptouna,
are the o pnnga of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
t e will
m,_".?§.’ 3%” lad 0"" ”e a bum .
:1 For '
e
tible.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Bllcu-
nt‘llln and‘Gout, Dyspepsia or Indi cation, Elbow,
eminent and Inlemntcnt chera, Diseases of the
load. Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters IIR‘C
been amt successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Vina: Blood, which is generally produced by derange-
ment of the Digestive Organs.
The! ore n Gentle Purgntlve as well as
a To. 0, possessing also the peculiar men: of :tctmg
as a_powerful agent m relieving Congestion or Inflam-
muuon ofthe Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Umeus
- mud. Eruptions. Teller. Ss‘w
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pu-nples, Pustulea, Bods, Car-
buncl Rtngorms. Scald<Head, Sore Eyes. Ery-
npeln, tch. rfs, Discolorations of the Skin. Human
and Dlaeaaes of t e Skin. of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and mrried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle m
such cases will convmce the most incredulous or [hell
curative efi’ects.
Cleanse the Vitlated Blood whenever \‘nn
find its impunties bunting through the Skin in Pimpler.
Eruptions, or Sores: cleanse it when you find it nb-
structed and sluggish in the veins: cleanse i! when i1 15
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure. and the health ofthe system will follow.
all-lull proclaim VINncAR lit-r-
iils. _ but nderfl t that over ausxmned
the or system.
at. pa, and other Worms. Iurkmg in
the system of so many thousands, are effectually do
strayed and removed. Says a distinguished pllyuol-
ogist: There is scarcely an individual upon the face ot'llte
earth when body is exempt from the presence of worms.
it is not upon the healthy elements oftbe body llnl
worms exist, but u on the diseased humora and show
deposits that brce these living monsters cf dzsense.
No system of Medicine no vcnmfuges. no anthe‘nmn-
itics, will free the system from worms like lllcsc Ill:-
lers.
Mechanical Dllenscl. Persons engaged in
Paints and Mmemls,auclt as Plumbers. 'I‘vperseuers.
Gold-heaters. and himers, as tltcv advance in lzfe. “‘lil
be when to paral 'sis ofthc anclt. ’l'n :Imlri agalnil
this ta e a dose 0 WALxxR‘s szcmn BITYERS once
or twice a week, as : Prtvenlu'c‘
Bliloul, “emitter". and lntcrmlltcnt
Fever-I, which are so prevalent in [he vaims or our
great rivers throughout the United States. cspcr iiy
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, lllxndis. '1 en-
nessce, Cumberland. Arkansas. Red, Colorado. Bums,
Rio Grandc. Pearl. Alabama, Mobde. Savannah, Ronn-
oke, jams! and many Others, with their vast tribun-
nes.lhrouq10ut our entire country during the Summer
and Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons of
unusu‘tl heat and dryness are invariably accnvopmncrl
by cxtcnmve derangemcms of the stomach and invr :
other abdominal viscera. There are alwavs more r.
obtractiona of the hver,a weakmsaand m-t
071M stomachgrmd mn'torpordm bo. . ,
clogged up with vitiard accumulations. ln lllcn [rent—
mcul, a purgative. exerting a powerful influence upon
these various organs, is essentially necessarv. There is
no cathartic fur the purpose equal to DR J. “'Auiuk's
anoAi lln’rrus, as they will speedily remove the
dark—colored viscid matter wuh “Inch the bowels are
loaded. at the same time stzmulnnng the Secrcllun< of
the liver, and generally restoring the healthy Im.C1mns
of the digestive organs
Scrofula. or Kluu‘a Evil. \\‘!..:e Sn-c“...gc,
Ulcers. Eryaipelns. Swelled Neck, Gutter. Summons
Infinmmatmns. Indolent Infiammnuonx Mercurial Af-
fections, Old Sores. Eruptions of the 5km. Sure Eves.
etc . etc. In these. as In all other consmutmml
cases. \VALKER'S szxctn Illrruns have show" their
great curative powers in lll: most obstinate and lnll’Jci-
able cases.
4 Br.“'-Iker’a (him, 4 law's-ems!“
act on all thence-sea ia a unlarnnnnsr; Bypunfymg
the Blood they remove the cause. and by resolvmg away
the efl'ects of the Inflammation (the tuberculur depostlxl
the affected parts ICCEIVC health, and :1 permanent cure
is cfiected.
The proportion of DR. “’M KER’s Vixen“:
Birflns are Aperient. Diapliorelic and (‘nrmituuvm
Nutntioua, Laxative. Diuretic, Sednlive, Counter-Inn
nut. SudorIfiC, Alteralive, and Anti-Iltlxous.
The one and mild leauve ponies of
Du. Wsurn’s VIHBGAI BITTERS are he bat safe-
ard in all cases of eruptions and malignant fevers.
their balsamic. healing, and soothing properties protect
the humor: of the fauces. Their Sedative properties
allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels,
either from inflammation, mud, colic. cramps. etc.
Their Countenlrriunt influence extends throughout
the system.‘ Their Diuretic properties act on the Kid‘
neyx correcting and regulating the flow of urine. Their
Antl~Bilions properties stimulate the liver. in the secre-
tion of bile. and its discharges through the biliary ducts.
and are superior to all remedial agents. {or the cure of
Bilioua Fever, Fever and Ague. etc >
Fort", the body again-t rllseaae lw pun-
! in; all its fluids with Vmaout Bmsns o e i-
ricmic can take hold of a system thus fnrenrmed T u:
liver. the stomach, the bowels. the kidney-s, and the
nerves are rendered dam proof by this great mvxg-
orant.
Dlnouona--—Take of the Bitters on gain In bed
at night from a lull to one and one-half wtnc-g assfulL
Eat good nourishing food, such as beet steak, mutton
chop. venison. roast beef. and vegetables. and take
outdoor exercise. They are compose‘ . d of purely veget-
able mgret‘li' cuts. and contain no spirit.
].WALKER, Prop'r. R. H. McmNALDa 00.,
D ‘sts and Gen. Agts, San Francisco, Cal..
our. of Washington and Charlton $15.. New York.
SOLD 8‘! ALL DRUGGIS‘I‘S AND IlEAl.I:RS.
mailman-
<
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lflA
'
We would respectfully inform our many patrons
and the public centrally dust on have removed on
Store to
LOUDER’S' 31100“,
Washington Stretch:
UppuaithgfmleL‘e' Dry Goods Slum:
“'hcrc \tc intend kucpiug constantly on hand a good
assortment of
CIIOICIG
”a." not: I: s I B is,
FLOUR, FEED,
' g» . AND y
PROVISIONS,
TEAS, myrnushqn‘d SPIUES,
Canned and Dried
um ’53??? WW3
ANDREWS d7 HURL ‘S HANS.
PORK AND MABD.
. wean suit.
; NIL-Goods delivered promptly to any part0!
the town.
% .téir‘l . 'i’ainéh’dfliimml
South Norwalk
line-031$}, so 34-min-
' “will?!" ., Li‘i vi; «snowman?» 2:3
, unionism-nuns
Plilllillllllllflll’
.., 1;.‘5‘z'flt 3 ," lg". 12 3,
pouot'rnh‘to'ca‘n on us. for we hre'conndend that
i Gazette Building,N ouwnlk,‘ 7
% . i
g , i
;.giaram5i Mounts"! Iii techie,
i
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Call and See
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,
Ill-EST ORGAN IN THE \VUlflJ).
A3511-
PARKER’S STORE,
NO. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Om \Itml‘ north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
“'lll lump :1 stock of Instruments at Parker's m}.-
and will sell them on monthly installments.
(lld instruments lulu-n in cxchangc for now.
Pianos tum-d and repaired. 44!
THE MUST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY 0!“ Tu};
mrncnan .
And rabbluscs or the Throat, Chest and Lou vs.
Tho only :rcpnrntion of the kind in the world. to
Arabian 1‘ ilk-('urc hns ncvcr before been made pub-
lit‘. by advertising in mm ehupc. but during thc past
thrl‘v years no hem sold and ven away to u.» poor
consumptive and the nflllt-lct. rising to its prt-scnt
great demand. upon its own merits during which
)criod it has cfi‘ccmully cured not Ices than 10.000
in). Women. and t‘bildrcn. who won- most svriously
sfllirtui with Cu . Colds. Influenza. Asthma.
\thoplnE-(‘onnn mp. Spitting of Blood. Night
Sunnis. rom‘hllir‘. die. without a. single failure.
During: the some period the Arabian Milk-Fun- and
A niblun Tonic. combined havc curml m’t-r 2.000 carton
of confirmed Consumption. many of which v. ere
pronounccd incurnblv. but who are now l't'FiI‘rfl‘d to
perfect hculth. Also.
Dr. Howc’s Arabian
TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER,
“'liiclt diff-rs from all othor prepnrntinns in its Im—
mediate action upon 1hr-
LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
it is purvly chvmblv. and clonnsm the system of
all im mritics. builds it right sqnurc up, and (nukes
Purx'. {icli Blood.
Full “GENERAL DEBIIJTY.“ "LUST VITAL
‘11in and filtUfllNrbtflYN CONSTITU-
TIORS.
l “ Challenge the 19th Century" to find
its equal.
EVt-ry Bottli- is worth Its weight in Gold.
Price $1 per Bottle, Six Bottles $5.
5. D. so W E,
- Sole Proprietor. New York.
Sold by S. F. PECK, Drngglnl, Sole Agent
(or Southblorwalk Conn. 68mm
- _....- -_ ._ -. "T‘—
s: 1.1»: HATS.
Broadway, & young lion's Styles.
CLOTH AND FELT.
HATS AND CAPS.
I’.\.\'L'\' STYLES EUR (‘IIII,I>RE.\'.
A SPECIALTY.
hill; Huts made to ordt-r. \\'nrrauted to Ill.
“Iii Huts remodeled into present slmpn-s.
Silk Unis purchased of me ironed {recur charge.
FOOTE’S HAT STORE,
LOUDER’S BLOCK,
\VASIIINUTUN ETREET, SUI'TII NOIHVALK.
70y
1??? .w T (1-5 f.’
The undersigned “'IFII to call particular attention
to the met that they manufacture to order.
Plain and Fancy Parlor Suits,
in every style of goode. to suit every taste. and keep
constant} on hand it large stock of every dcecrip
lion of ouschold Furniture at the lowest rules.
Thr- largest assortment of _
I’I(7T‘U IKE 1“ Ikexll 1:25
in loom.
Bodies kept by Patent Corpse Prescrver without
wetting 111}? ”If” v . -. . .
Bucxiwonam a; 010.,
UND‘E RTAK'E R 8‘,
AND DEALERS IN '
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE RAILROAD DEPOT.
“.79 mama’s. W.- . K; ' .
.t r».- »s*...sr..<. ,-..;,:., --.
Manufactory and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeport,
Conn. 19-tf
. .
Ant MD'ITI‘iiLé‘WF. :.
from South Norwallgto his former location, ,
i
Ineonaequenoeof the death 01.1112 Beckwith, the,
. mafia-y has again fallen kl” hands. The:
grep onof thipgalleryistoowell wntonoedx‘
' an
,. x . “Warf-
grandma
”fl"? - up?!" =. g :3: »
are senationinsuuplcturea.
an. 1-. W
? Whitney’s Pittman Gallery;
§HADOW PHOTOS ?:
murmrs..sm..om.rou...cwmss. ii: '
another . . g
’ .8191! '3. 031.13}: no; .‘i :
Everatyleot pictures howl totae Malena-a.
* Mummy
f ‘I . M
6:37 “ No train. .2
7:24 “ New York 3:. ,. , ;— ..
7:48 “ So train. ' ’ n {1
10:40 “ gear York Ex 52 ..
112$) “ 0 train. 1 . ,
11:52 “ N0 train. 12:14 PHM
12:14 1’. M. No train. .1
2:56 “ .Y. Aeoom. ..
1:10 “ New Haven. “
1:39 “ New Haven Ex “
2:02 " No train ..
2:32 “ No “I“: I .~ : 3:00 u
3:00 “ New York Ex. 3:24 H
3:24 “ New York. 3:50 “
8:50 ” No train. 4'11 “
4:11 “ New Haven 27.. 4:36 “
4:30 “ No train. 4:46 ..
4:46 “ No train. 5:“; ..
5:16 .. New York Rx. ' - 5:46
5:26 " New Haven. ’ 5:56 2
5:46 “ N. Y. 6'. N. H. 6:” M
6:20 “ No tram. ' 6_:4§ ..
6:30 " Saturdays excepted 9:50 “
6:48 “ No train. :15 ..
7:15 “ i New rel. ; 540
1:25 " Satu ys excwled «50 1;
7:40 " No train. m u
83% “ No m. 8:33 “
$38 “ No u'aiu. 8:56 1.
8:55 “ No train. it 15
9:15 “ N. Y. & N. H. Ex. 9:50 “
9:40 “ No min. moo ::
10:10 “ Saturday - 10:30
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, President.
and Norwalk R. R.
Danburv
1
it!
SUMMER ARRANGELIENT.
COWCING JULY 1. 1872.
Daily Trains leave South Nor-walk.
At 9:00 A. Iii. I Ac ‘ou Train: for Dunbury
2:00 P. M. l and way stations.
9:45 A. M. Express Train for Bethe] and stations
on Shepaug Valley B. R
6:17 I". 11. Express Win for Dunbury. Bethe-l,
and stations on Shepaug Valley RJI.
11-10 A \l, I Accommodation Train for Ridge-field
0:22 1'. ‘1. I and intermediate stations.
10:10 A. 3!. Freight Train.
J 011K “1 BACON,
1-Lf Superintendent.
and New Haven R. P.
War
New}!
SUSUILER ARRAN G EMEN T.
COMMENCING MAY END. um.
Tmius cave Passenger Station at South Ntvrwalkns
follows:
For New York.
Boswn Ewe.
“opp" .nga 3 stations.
Local Express, stopping at Dnricn
Stamford.
At .147 A XI.
0:910 “
(:45
7:45 “
s» :25 " stopping at all stations.
1 "H5 " xpress.
HS P. M. stoppin" at all stations.
{:22 “ Boston tens.
“ stoppinw at all stations.
“ Boa
ton
stoppin at all stations.
Boston EExpress.
New York for South Nor-walk.
At 7:00. 8:1!) (12:49.00. 1123‘ A. 11.: 12!?» (ELJ
Gm.) 3:45, 4zsotLom1 01..) 5:30. 6:30. 8:00(Ex..) P. E.
South Norwnlk for New Haven.
At 6:30 A. M. stopping at all stations.
$58 .. .. .. ..
{v.44 " Boston Express.
1:31 P. M. stoppiniat all stations.
1:59 “ Boston Welsh:
4:33 “
5:52 stopping at all stations.
5.” .. .. .. u
737 n i. u ..
9:49 “ Bestun Express.
Trains lmve New Haven for South Norwalk. at
2:40, 5:30. 6:30. 8:10. 9:45 (Er...) A. 11.: 12(1) M4 2:
LEE..\4Z&(ELJ51UL 8:30 «ESQ P. M.
s e large bill of advertisement at Lhc Statit n
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Office. Fourth avenue. and Twen-
ty-scvcnth street. New York.
Assistant Super-inundout's Oflice. Station Houal,
Niwilflaven. JAMES II. HOYT
D
NORWALK All NEW YORK.
(“canceling with the Danburs Mirtmd.
Superintendent.
AILY LINE;
A M E R I C U S,
CAPT. s. 1!]. LANE,
us no small SDKDAT Amman. APB. 2‘3.
morning (Sundays ex-
Ltun'ce South Normal]: every
‘ the train from Dan-
ceptud) at 7:45. or on arrival of
bury and New Haven.
Poesenggrs and We conveyed to and from the
dog? at. uth Norw k without extra charge.
turning leaves Xew York. from Pier 31, East
River, loot. 0! Market. street, at 2:45 and from Pier
foot of Thirty—third street, East River, at 3 o‘clock
r. 31.. (Sundays cxccptcdl.
Passage. 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, 81,25
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATES.
Rcfrcshmcnts of all kinds served on baud.
'. B—Amcricus. from New York. bonnects at
nth Norwalk with the 6:18 train to Dannury and
the 6:12 1'. I. train to New Haven: also, with the
train from Daub which arrives at South Not-walk
at 7:40. and from how Haven at 7:46 A. x.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Hawaii or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the route every evening.
Produce sold without charge for commission
Freight at old packet rate.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the our
ployces otemm- ofzthe share boats oa. account or
the owners thereof. 75-".
“ PURE GOLD.”
“ Worthy of its nune 1" «claim all who have ex-
amined “ PURE GOLD " the leading Sunday School
Song Book this year. bver
100,000 Copies
have been already sold (May 16.) and the book has
been issued but ‘ .
on: MONTH l.
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ Pure Gold”
everyday. Youwmnndthehylmeandmea
. ,
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. . . ;9 GINAL,
REFINED. . L ELY.
EXCELENT -, ,4 'DEVO'thoxu.
1111;“ mammalian wm m‘m.
“fiemmcoim lent tor examination on at
,' 113163.01??? s m, 425 Bat-omen. x. 7.,
(WMWmEW: J
For ads at Alex. ‘ N mason
N, ’ 8% can ouery
PCP” 59‘3“
RAYMOND anw.
West end CW My
SOUTH NORWALK .
COAL.
By thuTouCark-dotCarp.
W001).
fat and infill to “rain
FEBTIIJI BIS.
or all kinds (in Barrels or M9,!
BLUE 913013.
[‘1 l" their l
Ah"
MASON'S BUILDING IATEBIAL.
l 3‘)
E
. a
014‘ T1118 "’ Cl'l“'”
AND SECTION OF THE WORLD WILL
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
Hosiery, Glow... “-
harem M
Jaoonot Edglm rm
Linen and Lace collars.
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Ruffltnga,
Veil Berna-en. Do..- as...
runs. Sta-speed Yoke-a-
and Baud-u.
Shirt Fronts, comm Hoop
Skirts, cm
And thousands of otbl-r midr- 17%;,"Nir . n ‘i.
hle' of
NOTION‘.
-AT...
H. H. PW‘
Wduil'vlrvtic' "H is new
P.S.—-Geuts will lad the M fie Plpra l «a.
hulnthnunaandcklhuw
SouthWIfl‘LIfl
s. F. Pick.
[t1
Druggist and Apothecary
Nearly W R. I. Depot.
Pure. Sale-vi
Brilllllltllll am
FINE TOILET gonna
Hair, Tooth and Nail Business,
6 o an: n - o
fPERFUIIERY [3 “BEAT \‘ARIL'T'I
A CHOICE LO'I‘ot’ warmers.
PATENT MEIHK‘ISfi.
mam warns.
WWW“.
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tonal.“ “a
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nee.-
Soath Banal: .
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seam-m ”we“
WM”
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cud- an... or.
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