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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, August 28, 1873 · page 4

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hem alarm hoe Pull
aha-res that thank always one vacant
chair In the-acme! mildly”.
critwenld henna-l for the rill”.
It is the potion affinity-ew-
hWh—m—M'
nmmmflgamaflnntm
mwalhsintothesditorlslroo-swith
shut-died my watch small
the “know what is caning. He has
heenwritinganodetoSpI-incmrnpouon
mmmmmmornnnu
drdvanaonthepowerdhovw. Itisre-
nllywnndermlhowaangnineheh. Bella!
schemati- particular paperasaxreatln-
vortothspapc and he tonal-Milne
pohflsherawon‘t thinhct mural“
than ddlara mud nftcrthey have
handedhinthentoneytheywillpathinoa
thehaehandsnyH“Goon.yoonguan there‘s
awresthotlnnrelsfcryouinthefutore.“
Bawalharonndthercomafew time-to
collecthmseltsndthangoeafcrthenearest
man. Retarderredtcflhentanintheoth»
er mm: ‘and them in theother morn
mmaaighnaheaeeahinenter
“Here‘satewveneaonSpflng time which
ldashedolthe other day."ssystheyonng
than.” hedeposita the roll onthetahle;
' manloohthenovermndlwilleallhr
the moneyonsatnrday.‘ Begoencngantl
the recipientottheroll “rolls it. feels hb
hairraisenpaahsscuthatnt-eiineshave
ten feet."otheraaix.andthataplle~driver
mould notdrive the metreJnto shape. Be
pnuit away.and hecin'a to dread Saturday
Saturday andthepoetconmandexpecta
aeheeh ands compliment He sits down,
and there is a long pause The editor would
rather tackles Bognrdua kicker than to say
what he must say, but he unallv get: round
iL
“Very mal-seasonahlevwell written-but.
ah! hem! wehavea‘trooatmritjwstatprno-
mwycu‘d better send it to the Kate York

That young tnan gets up with an awful
look of contempt and revenge on his face.
aches the roll. and goes out reeling that he
ahall he an enemy or the taper, the editor:
rumors. minimum. and apprentice: for
ever alter This is only an illustrative ease
Therein the wontan who has written nine
teen rem on her dead hairy; the old maid
who has trashed up a ballad and wants to
he brought out as the author: the mung
man in lore, who has written a poem on his
Hannah and tire or oi! other-a. Each one
now he own in such a manner so not to
wound his Mm and yet hla helium will
he woundrd. It he hadn‘t a cent in the
world. and teen in heal ct bread. he wouldn‘t
feel halt so hall to he refusal a cam loan at:
he would to he told that hia pretty wasn‘t
that elnn. and that he‘d hatter turn his atten‘
lion to a mute. The were are not all. There
i~ a man \l‘itlt the “ Est-var on Sober Swami
Thought ~.“ the man with two mlunina on
' The ileum-ration o! American l‘olitiea.“
and the some: of men with my: on this
and that. wittolt no one but the writer would
owl. They mttet he met, repulsed, and got
rill of ; and. though the editor in as tender
as a lover. the chanm are that within three
days he will receive a letter reading more
thing like iiili:

" DEAR Sm z—(lwing to the {not that my
artirlc on the ‘ lit-juvvnotion of Mummies‘
did not appear in your issue of Wedneatlrty,
you can stop my paper. 1 ohall subscribe
to the .4 .ni‘. which is ll live. gmnltettd daily.
filly up to the times. Caro."

— -0. ‘, W.
“ History Repeats Itself.“

The following I find in a Sandwich Island
paper which some friend has attnt me (row
that tranquil {abort retreat. The coincidence
Iwiwet‘tt my own estwrieut‘e and that here
M‘l down by the late hirBentnn tseurentarlr
able. that lexinnct forbenr publishing and
rutttntenting . upon the paragraph. The
Sandwich lalnntl paper says:

" llnw touching is this tribute of the late
lion. T. ll. Benton to hla mother‘s influence:
' My lllolllt r asked the never to use tobacco;
I haw net-t r tom llL‘l‘ it from that time to the
proseut dtu She asked me not to gamble
and l have, ru vor grimltlod I cannot tell
who is: lnsing in gnmosthntnreheing playml
She admonished me. tomagainst liquor drink-
ing. and whatever capacity for endurance!
hare at present. and whatever usefulness i
may have attained thmngh life. I haveat~
tributed to having complied with her pious
and correct wishes. When i was seven
years of age she asked me not to drink. and
then I mode a resolution of total abstinence;
and that l have adhered to it through all
time. I owe, to my mother} “

I never saw anything so curious. It is al~
most an exact epitome of ntv own mural ca-
reer—after simply substituting a grandmoth-
er for a mother. How well I remember my
gnndmother‘ at making me not to uaetchacco.
good old soul ‘ She gait: “ Yon‘ to at it again.
are you. you whelp! Now don i ever let the
catch you chewing tub coo before brenltv
fast again, or I lay l‘ll hlachanahe you
With": In their at your life!" I have “9"
er touched it at that hour of the morning
from that time to the preamt day.

She ash-rd me not to gamble. She whia'
per-ed and said “ Put up those wicked cards
this minuteI—two pair and a Jack. you
agent", and the other feltcw‘a not a

 

l have never gambled from that day to
this—never once—without a “ cold deck"
in my pocket. Icsnnot tell who is going
to lose in games that are being played,ttn-
less I dealt myulf.

When I was two years of age she asked
me not to drink, and then I madea recolo-
tlcn Inf total all-thence. "l‘hat I have ad»
bored to it and enjoyed the heneflcent acts
of it through all time. I owe to my
mother-let these tears attest my gratitude

I have never drank a drop from that day
to this. of any kind or waters—Hark Tannin,

———-—-oo—————

A Canadian clergyman, not long since
was called upon by an Irish girl,whoinquir.
gd ””how much beached fornnryingany

y.

Hereplied."adollarandahalf,“sndnld
dydepu-ted.

Akwevaningnlategcnhnh‘snw
lath-cool; he was “a hythc sane

(W)

(la-tau m
There is no pain whhh the Centaur Lini-
nent will not relieve. no swell" it wih
not nbdne. and no lunene- within it will
noteore. Thisisuronglsngomhntlt h
me. Where the parts are not gone. its at-
rects an marvelous. lthas produced more
cores of rheumatism. neuralgia. loch-Jaw.
nth! sprain
sealda. horns. ssltrheuu. uracha. an. up-
on thchnrnan frame. and of strainspavln.
galhetc, upcaanintals inone year than
have all other pretended remedies since the
worldhqan. It hammirrltant.“ all-
heallng pain reliever Crippl- throw
away their clutches. the lane walk. poison-
ous bites are rendered harm]. and the
wounded arehealed withontasear 1th
nohntnhu. Thereelpsispuhlished around
each hattie. It is selling as no articla ever
haters-almm itsella hacaascltdou Jaw
what it pretends to do. Those who now
antler from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve to snfler it thev will not nae Gen-
tsnrmitnent .llorathanlm certificates
ct remarkable cures. including tronen linhs
ehronierhentaatlsln. gout. running toners.
eta. have heenrscsirsd. We will sands
circular containing certificates. the recipe.
«0,;an anvcne rooneotiuit. One
bottle 0! the yellow wrapper Centaur Link
roent h worth one hundred dollars tor apsr~
ind or sweoastl horses and “in. or for
serew~wortn in sheep Stochowncra—thia
linintent is worth yourattentiin. 8o family
should he without Centaur Lininent .1. ll.
Run a Go. New York
Mortals man than a atthatltute tor
Castor Oil. It in the only safe article in e»
latent» which in wrtain to assimilate the
loud. mutate the howels.eore w ind-«tile
and produce natural aleert lt contain:
neither minerals. utor thine or alcohol and
ll“ to take thiltlren amt not cry
our mother: may neat

MIIILARD “It" WEBB

magnum

Averill Chemical Paint-

dealereta

Goal and Wood. mascara
Building Knurled.

FLOUR GRAIN AND F

Inehigh, Inackatvuna,
All!)

PURE FRANKLIN COAL OI
LYKEN‘S VALLEY.

 

 

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TRY OUR
SPLIT KINDLING W00”.
”8...... co . - tail
delivered at your house.

Hes-call and examine our stock and pricasho
fore pnnhaaina elaewhoro.

muann a waaa,

D. I. Irma». Davin n. Wan

Foot of Washington Street,

81-" 30V?“ NORWALK.

NEW

 

AND RARE PLANTS

ROSES,

Geranium...
VBRBENA s,

A.“

BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flmriu Slrtlt lrtit Treat.

CHOICE

Blackhet-ry,

Raspberry.
m

Strawberry.

PLANTS .

Tommi E88! W“ W I“
Cele: Hm

can.» at“ or
mm an mE'l‘ABLl SEEDS,

DUTCH BULBS.
mammfl'fiaum

”fink-Gum

Wthm

Wit]! All runners.

mammalian.
“NIGER!“ I,

Camphorlne,

 

m "0' PAIR.

Wm.
M.Spralas.8tilJcints,
“MW“ .

“mule-nuances: 7'

Coaliand Wood,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.

wmuwmum m or
WOOD AND COAL.

Mthevarlstisswsheepthapnrs

Franklin Goal. cfyL hm Villa Alan
Erich. Linc. Cement. and all ti: o!
Masons Katalin!

mmuWeaathotlly‘a

Intthnthltm
JOHN MAUI.

Boot and 85.! Store.”

ante-Isa . _
Inn’s, Wcuen’lanl Children‘s
Ilene lace
BOOTS and SHOES.

ox lax!) arm Ian! 10 0mm.
mmmhauanhosthttaa-mm

GOI- Rn Rn pl.“ m c.“ .Ha.
“mast-r latShoaaaleJlam

SHOESI SHOES!

w .\T-—

Reduced Prices.

Beat Them if You Can For
The Money!

I~‘I

J...

Men‘s t‘nhle tinned (Worm also and with
hiert‘a Ber-go minnow tttttt Hit
lit-ignite. per pair ttttttttttt It“

a large .taaortatottt tit

Women‘s and children’s

SHOES 01" A LL Ii INDS.

M prim- lhai rau‘t lw heat in tho t‘ity
aaaortttwut or

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

0f the w rv heat that“ that aw \tarrautut to at"
nttstietlun at the we; two out Nah prim-
Pleaato oall anti examine our aim in and you a ill ha
filu‘fllntt‘d that the place to buy tour shoe- in at

D. DAYTON’S,
N0. 4 31.x": BLOCK.

Na.“ boon 70 01.1) \Vli...l. HOTEL.

Mm a good

Boots nnd Shoes. ct all kinds. made. to
order. Repairing duno at alum notice.

0. M. Grumman,
WE.
Eiy's Block, South Norwalk,

 

Home in stool; a large auortnwut of the

last unnotaolas

in use to suit all agm. A wellsolwtotl stool: of

Watches, Jewelry,
Clocks. Silver
and Plated Ware,

and a general Willem or rout: “mall: kept hr
Jewolors. to \t'hloh he would invite
apoelal attention.

REPAIRING A SI’ECI ALTY.

Having had a long experioueo to Sew Yorh aua
prartioll

WATCH MAKER t JEWEhER.

lrselocnltlent of toy ability to do an: ans Jobs
annaltoanyettyatore.» my ownpremiseaatrea-
acaahle priest-while most country stores are obliged
tossndallcthsirlne John to theltrtohsdone.
My canning exit-mosh: and omen s
loutotheenstomcr.

C. M. GRUMMAN.

X. lt—All work warranted. “1- 3|

 

Washington Ill'oet,
sown wonwanx.

Baa-owinstorethelargut andhast-snleotodstoch
dull:

GROOERIES
48F
PROVISI ON 8
Ivar ensue :- this or...
Mama-Dormd
canned Frultn.
V , _. r ,.
Hampton
ambit amt-Ni, -

 

 

 

 
 

rial-tutu...
m mum
amen-.39,“

 

*ucnnarmas'mium

 

 

; ?

it Mam-”fl

 

‘ WEED am

ALFRED KHAPP’,’

as nat- "am...
N.ORVV.A.LK,
...............;.....,..
e. marlin. a: sates

Leather Belting.

Which will he hold at

Lcwaat Factory Prince.

Rariiti sigma & ct.

Buildcra a Contractors
sit... m .r a. Mama-«rm St.

N A“. “80 (‘OA‘TI‘HM FR II‘ILNSQ.
GERITIA‘G. SNOW H3. Wt ‘AHIONU.
“I‘m & «glare “than. :0:

Writ?" Mam 2‘§?‘fi
onto twita thow um than
mmltlo tome. with the "MN“ ot Matatwrlal an“:

Jobbing (lone with Prouptnm,

and it; “moment trunnion. \l‘ill tarnish yon with

.A. LOT

“were

l-‘ltt )M Stun to 35.000,

would like to show you smite mum on» hall!
on a hoaia complete with all mm" eatlsailtl
“'1‘ lotion. welt riatortt. .te . ready tor own tattey.
‘ an? t tour liltllltt) altos out. till ntaho upto 1»
l ouct'

None need he without a “ente-

M‘ t more hot ones more. amt then into a neat.
eornfortahle hottaa hullt lit-t to your taste. hr your
ultrl‘ t aortauts

‘RAYXOND. SHERWOOD & CO.

N ll dots agoni- for lane‘s Patent (hum-tin
limiting tho hot-t and ohvwoat hnown. t
and eaantine it. Aim. for Shaler‘a but:
lioltlw. the oheapant and noel attentive saah holder
in use Something new Try it call on oratldm

RAYMOND, SRIRWOOD I 00..
RlTlLllERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Shop foot of hartltltn atroot. went at Depot. llh

w. T. CRA\V & soN,

.—

 

REAL ESTATE

AND

11" s'UuANCE

IROKIRS.
when ttate theaaloor tal or
novarn' W913 rmm“ and uthotlieal ma
havingtha t Millie-1*“
:gatmd‘anlrahle mp‘ertm or a W onua
onr Mum. and are in' mtatait ”glaze! otta

to "when or hire.

Fire Insurance.

we, tune met in the hm «and columnist
at manual: alsoreinrn not“ Dunn
wtraettna an utter.

ll!»
wrfltottr urns onsaan.

City Surveyor’s Ofice.
annoying in all lta Manchu.

W. 'l‘. CIAW & ION.

OFFICE 18 ILY‘B noon.
. O. . .
Putt” at BonahlorwalKOsan.

 

South Norwalk, on.

if? 4

‘ ”‘l

Dealsvsln

COAL,

WOOD,

Duncan; Material,

 

a. ll. of r.ériiinowm;

”monastic. I

MELODEONS;

1‘03 mmmm
Manda”

THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,

M 030“ m m WORLD.
4' _ ,
a. , a. mantra
truism crown,

Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street. Norwalk.

llahsenaonhandalamaataehot

PIANOS. OMAR?
AND IHODEONS.

antlwlllaellths-onnoatalytaatall-aata.
mmnmnmmm.

Haw-immune“ it!

1

S.PAKUL8KIW

ll tatonasthslatlteaatllorwalh and
“claimant he has “Manhattan”
“Wurst

HUMAN HAIR WORK,

thlllnahemathhehmallhtatolwwh
“unknown the latent and wayward
tuna ranting over “Multan“ «t the lady‘s own
halrmrwlll «Whale to «out lleltasalsoeam
m.nullityantioxidants met

tswu‘cnns,
alums,
onus, am,
Whlehhetaahleto sell atlowarratsathaa overha-
mm. Monhmwlllnawcll
medmnrehaltualaewheraasha can-ants

thanthatha can sail twenty w creation than
any cthor dealer.

lie has also Ittrd up a Private Saloon tin

LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S

 

11A 11% I)RESSIN(§.

llu mouplss the In store in

ELY‘S BLOCK.
tot-ninety occupied as a (in; «crown. of the hat
locations in the city. in the rear 0! the landloc‘ fla‘
loan he has a tine

a. Hair Drum and Stalin Saloon

FOR GENTLEMEN.

”cranial-tired?

 

a

familial! connrr
FIRE INSURANCE (JOHNNY.

South Norwalk, Ct.
ouaarnntcuaoo.
casa cam“. 0200000.

w

non' as.
South Kermit.

Mufiwk‘

 

new

 

new roux (imam. ““933?

aosrox "no so.»
0310500 “ It“ “Hwhgstw Street.
81‘. moms “ car. “it and Olive quests.

 

amour.

szonltl mummym'

 

 

ANNE. JULY 1. 18“; ~Whflg

 
 
 

Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes.

0°“-.ef

PERFUNIBY IN GREAT VAR” 1'.

earntrr mm
mm. MAINE. WM

IntactawthlngtrenameMPleh
Minimum-Brush.

Snail Mxflfimg ROW. 1!. “I?“

 

Nil lint ill Lillil' lill

A?

FIVE IILE RIVER.

Aisrnassooh «all kind"!

LU‘MBER
mmmmwm

COAL. LINE. LATE. BRIGH.

PLASTER AND cum

eonstantlron hand at prions to rlsty councillo-
Small Profits and Quick Return: _

“I‘m

 

 

Water Coolers,
Waterman-c,
Water Coolers.

and thopnhliomllrthatwshsnrs-ovdcar .

 

 

 

scncrcn‘ more warm

Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,

ROBERT C. RAYMOND. .

”WAYNE ’0'? cent:
wt“: m‘t

AT E. KLOO’KWOOD‘S’

, saunas

Aflfld th mm 1

Doors AND snons

morass-a. manna.
_ mutant-nu,

man-«unnm‘

Attritanitarlin‘g‘:

Spectra Forks, to.
W‘ ‘ m“ “WK—1‘
Wmfi

é'wfronuuonuu

toottwccn.
Winnie 1111. 0mm

lulu. Sui, Billit linen. it.
BALLUSTERS, urwrts. to.

an "A!“ A“ m

 

 

Planing and Turning.

Black Walnut. Cher-rs)“ Aalt Whitewootl
the. hand.

mammmruxnm
Rhmm ’ .

an.“ ransom-Ia. awn-ans
“tiller-wall!“ It.“ on

THE “BARTRAM.”

Percent in atrial! mm to patina: a
Sewing Machine.

“rheumatism tan-am .m.
man-lactic

IMPROVED “ BARTRAM -"

The Fastest. Stillest and Most hook Stitch.
W with“ Mine-reopen"

lthasa nuclei-(Innis; thacnlr one lathe woridt

AGIflT-S WANTED.
mmsmwmfi" “" m?“ mwfiu‘l‘flk
The Most Popular Machine at the Day.

JOHN, A. DODGE.
taut Mont Agent.

Eélccapcn'r chsa

SOUTH NOBWALX, »
OPPOSITEN. r. o my. R amnion

”Gomclnrhmnt.

‘ «lama-t- hull-so
A nah-t.-

 

 

 
 

HAIR. DIE

The Old Standard“ . It is Mahudly
the hut Dye ever made. . .Ittshlisltsd
over to yearn . . No fallout. . . The only
harmless Dye. . . lntt'sntsaecoa. reliable
“a safe. . . Ne crock. mutter min. . .
Giveia a beautiful. natural glow; black or
brown“ pained... Its use «one: be
detected.. , Make. no absurd
Leaver the Hair soil, [levy a

TI All. II! IS! “IT!

M‘sflw is”
asu-udsi. atta'wlthaat M‘s hm.

natural.

 

N! can ht , , .

G. 0. man-altar». lpnlhccnrlea,
Icon maintains.

9% i _ 5 ”’1

Momma“

moo-flatworm “

 

 

 
 

ORDOERIES

PBOVHiHONS,

§ FLOUR AND FEED

YhafllsatfinosryinScnthlluwalk.

'smsentdaslnctrqnlnenh-nsd and
mac “euthanar;

mach—tin
”demure-aha paras-st 0"
Produce “henna Exoh‘nar

 

 

 

Constipation

AND

HEADAO HE.

MR 841.! 31’
S. F. PECIC,
Druuiat, South Not-walk. Conn

 

Mr. Francis ll. Gregor):

faring Mtg“ the unwell-tourism: tut-m

Klflll i. WI LOOK,

can». emu.» W t supply the m.
with tholcslleata. u “

nan-F. PORK.
LAMB, 11AM.
roam:
: flRIEII BEEF.

Mankind"!

Vegetables in their Sauna.
And all that pertains to a article“ Heat Karim.

MR. D. c. H. BROWN.

(Lately of the “‘3th Si fluid.)

Will he roantl ecnatsn
“a"! cum“ tlv on hand to attend to lite

A as? o! the politic patronage ls respectfully

Ml!

w. 1!. SWORDS,
MerchantTailor,

non. wtsntxoms no nus 81‘s.

 

SOUTH NORWALK. COhN.

Scotch Chovoits, Muttons. Crepe
and English Coatings,

nan: UP at at.“ .utn AT LOW
ner‘rtucnn

Annminf

Giants" Furnishing Goods.

1-”

an m wont-rm. nmovm or rm:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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