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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, August 7, 1873 · page 4

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mm ”not one was un-
hooored. jlt, stiltsvery hour when
these" «were were hearing that the
Ron. Ir Dawes of Massachuaetta. was
saying that “ the demo-non of the graves
of Rebel aoldiera would shock the patriotic
mind of the cou avg. They were indeed
brave. thev suite and died like heroea.
but it waain a cam which did not enm-
mand the of mankind They
touaht against. while these fouuht for. free
imitations. and universal liberty. and unl-
versal manhood. To decorate their graves
with thus of Britta-soldiers would. there-
fore hetnhlot out the distinction in the
cat-a for which each laid down his lite-
between loyalty and dial Iyalty. natrmtlsm
and treason. between the arm u Ilifted to
rave sad that ruled to destrov. t would
blot out. no. all abductions in theactions
a! man. and confound t with wronrr.
upturnlng the very hsroo society itself “
Not quite an shocklng to the patriotic
rated. but yet having the essential quality
which the Massachusettes statesman Ile-
lines as subversive of the inundation. of
society. was the transaction at Mobile.
where. n the conclusion of the usual
mam"? honor of the l‘nion dead. a
ltzautlful boquet of flowers. in which the
blue and gray were intermingled. was re
ceived with a card which read thus: “The
Mobile cadets of the Confederate army
honor the memory of those who. thong
their enemies in war. were men, and brave
enough to do theirduty.‘
Ah. ' how soft and lly and sentimental
we are! For we are not statesmen. We
are only human and fallihle. And thissort
of recognition of a common humanity and
a universal brotherhood in these converge.
ing currents or syrups pathy and affection
makes us forget that we are blotting out
all distinctions in the actions of men and
confounding right with wrong. {From our
r common point of view—the view
point of the ave man uncultured in
Waldo—we tender-l on
such means as those at St. ouls and
bile. We seem somehow to to t our dlfl'
cream and our anger our str to and war
and blood. and to think kindly of those
we lately hated. We are so weak and so
childish. that we ace it all with moist eyes
and talk about it in low and tender tones.
that are not the tones of Mr. Dawes. and
then we forget—forget utterly—that we are
viewing with complacency the confound-
ing of right and wrong and the suhv enrich
of the foundations of society. Ah‘ \Icll
indeed for us that we have statesmen
among no whose emotions are held in sub
jection to their intellectual perceptions—
men like liawley. of Connecticut, who.

during the last Congress protested against

the pat ment of pensions to the Rebel sur-
viors of the war of 1818. because that
tended tocnni'ound right with wrong; men
like Boutwell. who saw infinite danger in
“clowning hands across the hloodt clIastII;‘

or like Dawes who with the great its of
his oratory under the J one sky of assu-
chusetts. filings in nature’s face his stern
rebuke of nature‘s careless chemistry that
scatters buds and blossoms, f runce and
verdure. over the Union and iebel dead
alike. confoundinz right with wrong. and
blotting out all distinctrons between pa-
triotism and treason Let us be thankful
for such slatesmanship Else we should
go round. like careless nature. dchratIn

all our graves alike. forgetting passion an

resentment. letting the rt‘s motivate-tr gen
tly close our wounds and heal our scars,
blotting out distinctions subverting society.

Rude awakening from a tender mood it
may be harsh and strident interruption of
the sweet emcee of charity and love; but
let us drum down the lute and stiffen no
to the revival of dead and buried hates.
We are not children; let us be men and
angry. unforgiving men, lest we subvert

$123M. in mercy to us. grant that the
white-winged l, as she turns her face
away from a Christian people who forget
ChrestHslife may not see the crouchin
forms of Greed and Avatice and Lust 0
Power of Bigotry and Crueltv Rnpacity
and mad Amhitron. lurking behind the
mist aha that under the name of Pa-
triot eepa alive the embers of a
burned out hate. —-N. T. Tnbune

-——-—+eo——-——
Auot-ont of Judge- or the Years
1 18-5
ram com.

liner. J. —Fourth Tuuday in August.

Foster,J .«Fourth Tuesday in August, (C.
T.)
Carpenter.J.-—Third Tuesday in October.

Pout. J.—Third Tuesday in Oc'obor, (0.
ea T).
Park. J. ——Scoond Tuesday In December.

J. -Third Tuesday' In December.
a “T )
Sanger. J. --First Tuesday in March. '7‘
anatomist—First Tuesday in June. 74. (C.

T.)
m COUNTY.

Third Tuesday in September.
Tloday is November.
earth Mayt- Jana.

IQ. -.. .
saw Tue-by is we. ’74.
RBIs.
£39.15!ng

 

 

Coal and .Wood,
Parlor Wit-rm:

M ate-rest one.“ Wre-
Woon arm con.
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Connor [All-out.
There is no pain which the Centaur Lini-
arllxflrslsu. mean. it iwil

not subdue. and no law which it wll
not core. This is strong language. but it is
true. Where the ”talent mitot-

curcs of rheumatiotn, moulds. loch)“.
palsy. sprains, swelling. eahedhreasts.
soalds. burns. salt-rheunt. earaehe. etc. up-
on the human treats. and of strains. epsvln,
galls. ate. upon animals in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. It is actuator-irritant, an all-
healing pain reliever. Cripples throw
away their crutchce. the lane voltm-
oua bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are heated without a scar. It is
so huntbug. The recipe is puhliahed around
each bottle. It is selling as no article ever
before sold. and it sells because it does Just
what it preteuda to do Thetmwho now
aut'ter from rheumatism. vein or swelling
deserve to antler If they will not use Cen-

taurhiniraent. More than Iooo certificates
of remarkable cures. including froaeu limbs
ohmniorheuiuatlatn. (out. running tumors.
etc. have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificates. the reeiw
etc. gratis. to any one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Birth
ntent is worth one hundred dollm for apar-
iued or aweeucd horses and utulu. or for
screw‘worni in sheep. Stoch-ownera—thla
linimcu’ is worth your attention. No family
should he without (‘ctttaur l.iIIlIIIt~IIt J. B.
lime: & 00.. New York.

‘mléfirln i§"IrItIre~.tlI‘§I—u-a atllhilltule ‘ for
Castor Oil. It is the only rate article ll.“
lateunsw ich is certain to assimllste the
food. re 'ulste the bouels, cure wind-colic
andp rrxlinee natural sleep. It contains
neither minerals. IIIorplIiIIIpI or alcohol. and

is Ilene ml to take. Children need not cry
an mothers may rest

T. BURR GUYER'S

FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

SPRINGWOOD,

Near South Novwalk.

GRAIN. FEED.

vAND—

1’R()\’ISIONS,

TEAS, COFFEES and SPlCES,

lrept constantly on lIsuIl. 'l‘he celebrated

HONTGOHERY FLOUR;
by the he; or barrel.

Crofut’s Buckwheat. Flour.

Beef, Pork, Sausages and "‘53..

FURZVITUI’E!

The tinder-l wish to call particular attontlol
to the fact the the try manufacture to order.

Plain and Fancy Parlor Suits,

in every style of goods. to unit every tact-ta. andk
ondhan ds etockof verydea
onschold Fur’nltum at the elovrsst rotor
on o

PICTU ISE FRAMES
in town.

 

 

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I}? 5M5 agent Army

“3.21““ a: by guest Corpse Pressrvsrwlthoa
BUCKINGHAM & (30.,

UNDERTAKERE

AND DEALERS IN

FURNITURE

mm STREET.

OWMWW.

SOUTH NORWLLK.

Camphorine,

MD'WQWM ammo“!
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90' TO

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The nugget In. ten. are mane oat

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Prices Moderate.

guwwcw“ on or ‘ V“- was so“ we.

SHOES! SHOES!

-AT~~

Reduced Prince.

Beat Them if You Cart For
The Money!

,

lea‘IIOahle Sewedounuress “.88anano
lesbSercoCouarcsam... 1.35
Brogaua, per pair ........... 1.26

A Large Assortment of

Women’s and Ohlldroats

SHOES OF ALL KINDS,

At prices that can‘t he boat In the City. Also a [trod
aunrtrnent of

Men’s, Women's and Children’s
BOOTS and SHOES

Of the very heat make. that are warranted to give
satisfaction. at the Itan lowest cash prince.
Plum call and examine our atoclt. and you will be
convinced that the place to buy your shoes. lea

D. DAYTON'S.
N0.-1 IGLY‘E BLOCK.

Near lloou 'l‘tl ULD \\'l\‘...l. tin-rich.

Boots and Shoes. of all kinds. made to
order. Repairing done at short notice.

0. M. Grumman,
m
Ely’s Block, South Norwalk,

 

teens in atmlt a hm assert-eat of the

Boat Spectacles

in use to unit all agent. A‘ well-selected stock of

Watches, Jewelry,
Clocks, Silver
and Plated Warmw

and sneer-at “normal or good. uuolly kw
Jewelers.“ which be “all invite“
M attentiow. ‘

REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

practical

WATCH MAKER A JEWELER.

Uptown-t star thither” an!”
embryonic-ego} W on
Maine-scout"
haidallotthdrlns we. re ironwork
thereby causing eatn expense. delay and alien a
“hmmm.

C. INC. GRUMMKéN.

N. l—All work mud. “l- I

ALFREDfKaAPP.

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am mime“
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turnaround them he

Loam. 3.1m.

Which will be “I at

Lowest Factory Prices.

Barrett um i Cl.

Builders d: Winner".
s... mofifimwfifimgg St.

N .4“. tum columnar: atvumvu.
osuruvo. arrow rs. mt D lanai.

$35" semi-ha any” to
:éuévfi
Flu and agar é‘Elfiifldumte: 05%...” mm

reuonshlsh terror. with the heat 0:
work”

Jobbing done with Prornptnesa,

and by coon-neat worlumm. Will rurulnh you will.

A I.- O '1'
nitrides :
FROM alum) to $5. 000.
unweuegnmruwmn. "rattle

tonnes. well. ”cistern Ibo. ready for new no .
gaguur money 'll‘fl ‘out. will state up diam y

None need be without a lione-

llon‘ t more but once more. and than into a neat.
comfortable house built Juat to your taate. by your
ohtl‘ t :an ante

RAYMOND, SHERWOOD d: 00.

3.4010 t to Ian t to
Rooting. the martin thewtfrgo’flztuk‘tu‘tw SW35
and creature it. Alan. tor Shaler‘l and
mm the ehupeat and meat emotive east. older
in me. Something new. 1‘" it. Gallon oradd rear

RAYMOND. SBKRWOOD b 00..
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Shop toot oi Fraultllu atreet. west 0! newt.

Ill
W. 1‘. gnaw “it 991%?

REAL ESTATE

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INSURANCE

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w. are redto tats III. sat mgr

er... .31“ . Sit. m . ......I ”t: °' "ecu
ea an

any lost refiner... in the city. Wyn?” a large

am “i ”emu-“mm were .. -

to on seor hire. one

Fire Insurance.

“ sinuoutoaelnthehsst m'mflm
: Ina-rm mm

W
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moor “mu clams.

City Surveyor’s Ofloe.
amt-atom . " *‘

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P. O. Box. 5?.
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tumour: anon.

South Norwallt, 0th.

‘, llsolsrs in.

COAL,

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owe-Immense“ y; .
sentiments. ff“

. Wewoald rsgsettallytator- osr may Irene-s
3nd thapahllcpaeraltythtwalavsmaovsdosr
Itoroto

' i; .‘s . ";.rz'-~.-.§{f~

Buldfiiwniliv _

MELoDEoNs.

FOR SALE AN D TO RENT-
C’au "id 800

THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN.

DIST ORGAN IN Till WORLD.

 

music stores: i

Next dog to the Sayings Bank.
wall Street. Norwalk.

“cheques haadalsraeatoeh at
PM N08. 080.4 NS
1 ‘ ‘ .435 rewritten.

and will sell than as monthly tnatallarsata.
Old instruments taken is eavham for new.
Pianos tuned and repaired. Mt

8.PAKUL8KI

Respectfully informs the ladies at Norwallt and
Wink“ has wmmdflnb

HUMAN HAIR WORK,

Who will Itaks up. at hla ehop. all kinds of wot-h
dished by ladies in the latest and most approved
stylea. melting over “combine" of the lady‘ I own
hair. or will supply hair to order. He haa aleo eon-
atsntly on hand a one mint

swr'rorrns.
em
‘ “omens, dun,

Which he ia able to sell at lower rate: than ever be-
.loro Edits doalrluu auch worlr. will do well

rehaalaa elsewhere. as he can aunt-e
' loll twenty per cent. lower than

 

any other dealer.
lie has also dttod up a Private Saloon tor

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
11A Ill I)IIESSING.

tie oceanic. the lite slot-Ha
ELY‘S BLOCK.

Formerly occupied as a drug otore —oIIe of the heat
locations in the city. In the rear of the Ladies“ Ba.
loot: he has a lus

Hair Dustin and Shaun Salton

FOR GENTLBMEN.

You Insured ?

CASH CAPITAL $800,000.

All paid in and securely invested

”07.81 7.59.

ASSETS, JULY 1. -

WMSWW“
MARBLEIZ‘ED

MA Bathtub

 

T ABLE TOPS,

 

Pure, Select

multimililmli

, ms row woes
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,

c o u as a .
rsuruuenv IN «near Home

a cr—rorcst Low or wmms.
“rum armature. -

remnant. worm
Tunes. Fancy Article Cutlery.”

III lamenryudaahomawrosth Plot
to an lulald Hair Brush.

lvi'hyilc‘lana‘ Motion- caratsllyeon-

 

 

 

 

 

WAINSOOTINGS
SHELVES

And all other

. SLATE GOODS.

Alsodeslorsin

OratemRegiatemete
Only Ofice and Warerooms of

this i

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ammdmmmt ,
more tan-snow figs.

Oesmtly on hand. Mada this If!
WMM'W

WHOM

Nwmnum

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American Stirling=

Spoons retiree“.
gnaw: l. Oil's loo WM “I?! red.
I.‘ ' J
wExamlne 3m

“WONT-fl!

B. K. L99KWOOD.

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South Not-walk
rum lllll. taunt

“NI-TWO! AND nausea IN

Lulu. Sui, Blair, Ban, 816..
BALLUSTERS, NEWELS. &C..

ros aunts 4m. W“.

Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing.
Planing and Turning.

Black Walnut. Che . Ash. Whitswood
tho. oonatsn y on hand.

VOW! NW was mm ‘1' WING.

RI.TOIILE.IW.
altar... answers. tum
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m to m Oouty;wiahtn¢ to parohaas a
I Sowing. Mocha“. .

aiming It“ hunt”.

IMPROVED " BABTRAM. "‘

'l'he hate-t. our... ”cat back Mich.
mack...”
lthualtewlvtulhatth. thudn-elsthvnwm

AGENTS WANTED.

Raver-tented to red good hie-noon wanted“ in
we tertiary. New

The Most Popular Machine of the Day.
7 JOHN ’A. DODGE.
- a a“ nonmetal“.

BRIDGEPORT HOUSE
SOUTH NORWALK,
ornoszm .-v. 1'. e1 gr. II. R R. DEPOT.

 

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. 'ffii‘ri.€
rnovaoronn,

rigour: AND FEED

. oar. comma-miewrnurki

“Thoma!” is M limit.

'~3;w ”announced“:-
-nmm

Mare. ml: Ezolunm

0! five;
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Constipation

AND

Hennioue.

FDR SALE 3?

S. F. PECK,
Druggist, South Norwalk, Conn

 

Mr. Francis. E. and}. I

will! “is“ the establishment lately owned

Elli-ill ‘& WILGGX,

Calais isle-rt. ls prepared to apply the Penn:

Fifi Wt
”I": P017".
L418. 174'.
PO 5' L TR Y.
.0le BEEF.
And all kinds er

Vegetables in their Season,
And all team to a hitches Nut Iarket.

MRI). 0. H. BROWN.

‘ (Llloly NMMWS‘W}

Whom can.
"‘ “teeth so and hmdlolhc

l\ share attire“
tsd. pahlic M is respectfully

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lathesateratlbsofhlghstlltam .33
tratsa the atrcruhold ofdlss-s and r ..
heciastheworhotearo. “mp-aye“
mtrnlatulmaunaadssessluy ahasvynoo'.“

sudden (darTiontJnd an Mannequin.

 

germ E 11.33., Eng‘K-igb

M orchantTail° r,

003% Wasimth'roit Hindus sr‘s.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

firefly ea.

Scotolt Chevoits. Motions, Crepe

NLEWWWI

‘T matters manna-r now-

331‘ PRICES.
5 “Ila-Wet

Gents? Furnishing goods.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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