heveaudbeturethatyouneverbotrow
"-
ale-nob latheeuullght and protect
WNW
anion-tendon. Wither-ally
and live. Buouhdooreallyou can when
inane abtuea
lireethepareair. Livewitbopenwin‘
dewaaudtbe windoweot heaven with
“Wenonah“
thuywlthapureheartand cleanekin.
“rhea. ,
8. Avoid stimulation by epiritaoi all
hindemeolee andtea.opiuut and to-
button.
0. Ken the bead cool, feet and hurt
ole-u.“ boner beaveuwatd. and Ingenuih
10. htonly threetinudeily, and never
betweenrneale—notevnanutoranapple.
Drink nothing while eating.
One hearty meal pet- dav ie euflclent.
The other two abould be epere.
18. Avoid lute. hearty uuppera, pork,
epieee and pepper, rich pantry and imper-
fectly cooked beena.
18. Wheat. cat and barley meal, with
henna pen. lean Innate, duh and wild game
are the beat articlee of mod.
it l'ruituare cooling to thebloanand
epecially adapted to warm weather.
15. Eat slowly, meetieate your road, and
eat nothing for three houru before retiring.
16. Let the time spent at the table behep-
py. Encourage pie-ant, cheerful convene-
tion; joke, but do not argue. Beet a half
hour after each meal.
17. Sleep eight hours of each day.
18. Brain, bone and muscle are built of
Maui Qterials. and the brain worker
ehould have food dlfierent from the muscle
worker. He is not thoroughly educated
who cannot select food adapted to his
needs. .
19. Avoid corsets, and suspend no article
of clothing from the waist. Protect every
pert of the body from chill and exposure.
20. Study hygiene, attend health lectures
and read health literature. As you are ig-
norant or intelligent in physiolog will your
habits be wise or otherwise.
*—
A Burns Chow Palm—Take
a piece of black silk two or three inchee
wide, new it eround the child‘s neck, let
him weer it eonetently, changing it when it
becomes much worn and thin. Our little
one, who was always subject to croup, has
neverbeen troubled in that waynince we used
the uillr, although my a night he has gone
to hie crib so hoarse he could hardly speak.
Try it, mothers, it will certainly do no harm,
it it does not do good. You had better have
your little ones encased in black silk than
nee them euflering from that fell destroyer,
eronp.
Jam and gazebo“.
new to Patten Chickens.
It is hopeleee to fatten chickens while
they are at liberty. They must be put in a
proper coop; and this, like most other poul-
- try appurtenances, need not be expensive.
To latten twelve (owls, a coop, may be
three feet long. eighteen inchee high, and
eighteen inchee deep, mede entirely of bars.
No part solid—neither top, sides nor bot-
tom. Discretion must be used, according
to the nine of the chickens put up. They
do not want room ; indeed, the cloeer they
are the better—provided they can all etand
up at the tune time. Care must be taken
to put up eueh ae have been eccottorned to
be together, or they will light. If one la
quarrelsome, it in better to remove it at
once, as like other bad examplee, it noon
find: initatora. A diseased chicken ehould
not be put up.
The food should be ground oats; end
we: be either put up in a trough or on :-
ilut board running along the front of the
coop. It may be mixed with either water
or milk—the latter the better. It ahouid be
well eoaked. forming a pulp as loose as can
be, provided it doc not run of the board
They rnuut be well fed three or four tituee‘
a day—the flrut tinte as soon after daybreak
ae may be poaeible or convenient. and then
at intervals of fourhouru. Each meal
abouldbeae muchand nonnore than they
can eat on alone. When they have done
feeding, the board ahould be wiped. and
none gravel they be spread. It causes them
t 3 feed and thrive.
After a fortnight of this treatment you
will have good tat towle. If, however,
there are but ave or at: to beJatted. they
iunatnothaveaentuehatthoiigh theywere
twelve.
Ae anon at the fowl la enfloiently (atten-
editm bekilled; otherwineltwill not
gettetthntwlllloaeluh. ll fowleare
handed tor let-hat. ot chum they are or
naybe alltattedatonee: hutii torhonte
eeuuatuptton. it it better to put there at
each tater-vale au will eulttbe time when
they will be required (or the tabh.
“b. the time arrival tor killing. wheth~
ertheyereneeuttor narketor otherwlee,
they ehonld be (noted without food or water
tortwelve orltteee been. Thia .euahlee
the. to be kept tor ee-e thee utter being
killed, even in hot weather.
---—-.>—-—-
Alu- or vtuqer in good to eat collie-
red. gran or yellow.
, Idaudewibheuhioueapoontnlilentr
“theme!“
heeyfiaulththegudeuandplaute.
unease-hub- they.
enemy-u over valet-bed turni-
tail-Immune.
w. '1‘. onaw’ a son".
REAL ESTATE
m
I N S U RAN C E
.ROKERO-
'eue tom. mumd
a: bag”. mww
cum-dam "“‘n..l§i.¢ “$53.-
l‘ire Insurance.
um w.mr:%muu
er Dammit“
wmonu nerae ”I.
City Surveyor-’3 Ofioe.
Surveyingluallitebrunehea
w. 'r. cuw e eon.
onto: m It." BLOCK.
1'. 0. Box. 5'! South Norwalk. Conn.
hb-tt
NEW STORE!
Barre & PEDRII,
Have an entire new atoch of
HARDWARE.
leebanlee‘ Tool .11 kinda of Agricultural ltnplo
techie. Pelnuo OllaGlaaa'rahl eend Pocket Cutlery
Alecaeaepecial
Wall Paper,
shades and Fixtureu,
Paper and Shade- bnng to order at abort notice.
Washington St. South Nor-walk.
e. W
RAYMOND BROS”
LAJm
South Norwalk, on.
More in
COAL,
WOOD,
Building Material,
FIRE BRICK, DRAIN PIPE,
OIL, HAY. STRAW,
FLO EEO, GRAIN
Provisions and Produce.
,_.
augeeeuwarreutedel lbebeeteaalityuudeeld
“D.
LOWEST IAIKIT PRIOI.
we" eel-date! “who:
“O. hue-Ileana
63036! W. I'll.
uncut-beet“
OROOERIES,
énovaatronn.
FLOUR AND FEED
‘l‘hefldetlfireetrylemm
='--'"'“ “*W
martian-nu“-
Produce mile Excite-'9‘
O. W. DAY.
Deanna
Genomes. enormous,
rm. at... no.
.JIPIB. Odong, lupin-id Teas,
SODIUM-
momma-ape
Coal and Wood
Min Coal, hone Valle .
°”" mi...
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.
mummuauuuu‘
WOOD AND COAL.
Mtbeverletiuweheepthep-e
Alla
Brick leecomennandall oi
Malone Ma terlel
mm“ Ireneh 080.. D No. (, Ily‘e
bulb Norwalk. Nov. l1. ll“. b"
Don’t F‘orget
THAT “I
PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
SOUTH NORWALK,
is I!
Chichester’s Block,
Weehington amen.
Picture: Taken in all Weather, Clear
or Cloudy.
VIEWS OF RESIDENCES,
And all out door FROTOGRAPH‘I will reodve
PROLIPT ATTENTI ON
OLD PICTURES
Enlarged and flnlehed in:
Crayon,
Ink or
Water Colora'
A well-eeleeted Itock o!
FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES, 6L VIEWS
For eule. cheap. 141'
GEO. S NOIITI-I.
BELL & KILSDON,
whole-ale and Retail Dealer-
.43...
OYSTERS, 01.5118, FISH
AND LOBSTERS,
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Tomato Calaup h the Half Pint or Barrel,
FRUIT A D VOI‘I’AILIO.
Canned Fruits and Veloublca.
Your: AND Raw HAVEN
WEST 0! mm” D ‘
South Non-weak. Conn.
mu nu. wnuau nuance.
l-l .
FISH,OYSTERanO VEGETABLE
MARKET.
J'l‘h beeIll the hated the b ul of
H... ' '“ ' new: ......... um"...
he will continue the buaiuee at the old one
as Lute. elflul dl nun emu, and he in “ml, pro-
pared to level! mentor”
l-‘Ieh. Oyatcru, (llama. Vegetabloa.
Ben-lee. Fruity Etc“
in return ham.
Ourgoodaarerrneh every day-send eoldat the
120 WEST MARKS! PRICES.
Mienvwetaanymettbeeltytveoer
Your patronage la mentally allotted.
JAE. Q. GROVE.
tonne Nuewanu. July i'ltb. run. at
Banking,
Real Estate,
Insurance
OFFICE.
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
now run
The lutual Lilo Ian. 00». New York.
Aaeeta over “0.0.0.0...
The Plant: lire lua- Oen at lireeklya,
Acute over “MO...
mun-mun “313'?" III- 00.9.?
Anette over m0...
leeever lire he. tie. at New York Olly.
Anette ever MO...
Oeuueetieut lire lua- tie... et llartieri.
Allele over 3m
ltatieuul l‘lre IueuvaueeOeu e2 l'hlla.
am over M
W flaunt: filial lire lento.»
Aeeetaovertl m
NATIONAL“ and WillTE STAR llllES. ,
multimillion. L”
we ans-a SIDES n;
11.1“. a 1T.mm.
Wine .t’ leggingewg.
T
flaring tenured the egeuey lot-
.
1-. annnr. a: sows
Leather Belting.
Wblohwillbeeoldet
Loweut Factory Prioee.
S'I‘OVES,
A T
R0
L V
FURNACES ,
some
R s:
KETTLES.
helm. ouoowauu eat-tenant}.
momenta; Wm“
‘ mmbetbeaatanewveugbtm.
0 E
Otter,
AT e.K.t.ooKwooo's¥ ;
‘“‘r“*fi‘“mvflmm ; , .3 r,
>‘ tbeleae.
neonate-p. Ahgeaqerhutet
rammtawaua ‘
French Giana Shudee,
mm mm in Felrleld county.
WAX FLOWER.
am all m wateflal tor um
IRONOLAD “luv,
dual rooelved three onion. the neat durable paint
ever nude.
Pump“ of all kinda
Imus-Mum:-
'fl“ “flame“ all kinda otwork done in
'1..th m, 8M Old M DOI-
Iteve Ilaoltlng. in bulk and hr the FF"
run UNDERSIGNED.
H. H. WELLMAN,
flee taken the note in
Ely’s Block, South Norwalk,
the he intends to keep oonatantly on head a de-
Ill‘lhlo aeeortnieut or
STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS
*‘In—a
MUS IO.
——-auo~—
Plain, Square. Out and Rustic
Plot to Framea.
unites or, ms.—cnoqm.
Ionic not on b a will he obtained at abort notice
Remember B. linen, Ilv‘e Block. neat to
Grntntuan‘e J . al Store. lbs-ti
PIfiNOS,
ORGANS.
—AND—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Call and Sec
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN.
near onum or run wonw.
-41-
M. POTTER’S
‘MUSIC STORE,
J.
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street, Norwnlk.
liekuepeouhendelurgeetoek oi
PIA NOS. ORGANS
AND XELODEONS.
end will loll than on monthly lnatelhnenta ‘
Old luau-nonem- taken in exchange for new.
Plano: tuned and united.
S.PAKULSKI
Rupecttnllytnlornu the Ladlea etNorwalk and
viciultr.that be he- madtheeorvicueetnlrvt—
oleeuntauntaeturerot
HUMAN HAIR WORK,
Whewill makeup.“ hie clonal! kindeofwork
evolved byladlea in the latent and “unapproved
eulva. making over “on-blue“ of the ladr‘a own
heinerwlll noplybalrtonrder. liehaealeeeeu-
ateuuyeeheumaaaamtot
swarms,
attains,
onus, aw.
’wmmnwo «n all «mount-min.
mm. madam... willdowell
Gt!
‘ lemmatmwuruwumm
HAIR DRESSING.
”maelnflflell
E L. era 3 L o 0 K.
MI! “Mollie
beetleuelatbeeity. lutbereeretthehatllee‘aa-
leeahellueaae
Hair Dustin and Slim Salon
NR ORION-“IN
aaboeaneuura .
LADIEO‘ AND CHILDREN’S i
Pure. Select
ONES, Illitlllli OOlllitlll
“NE TO! m sous.
Hair, Tooth and Mali Brushes,
a o no: a q .
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
DINEDAL WATERS,
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Canary,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
to on luleid Hair Brush.
N. 1—H” elolana‘ Preecrtpti one ceryei’nll
pounded day and n ht. Entrance toltealrlenceln
aaute building”! 1. calla. on Waahingtonb trout.
booth Nurwallt. Nov. 17.18%. -
' JOHN sonnun,
Boot and Shoe Store.
Ailkindeol °
Men‘ a, Boy 8’. Women's and Chil-
dren’ e
BOOTS db SHOES,
ALSO. RUBBER BOOTS a sauna.
Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
All onl own work in “granted to give utteran-
deli! “gilt.“ of the e patmnqe rupecttully
eo e
Cor. R. R. Place and Clay 8t"
Opp. Adana' not Shop and R. R. Depot.
18:43 .
oovorI-Ie
CENTRAL
Boot and line Store.
FOR YOUR
And everythln Hid pertaining to the trade.
GWeat We
CASH PRICES.
Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
Ike done In all It- brancheu.
l m... and larger! stock of
Minthhclu thatd e
mun. Aunag‘orth tum” “m
PUBLIC PATRON AGE
In solicited.
DO N OT FAIL
To give me a cell.
manna s. n‘noWN,
lit-Y's 33.00:.
M , CITY OF sown NORFALK
Reduced Prices.
Beat Thom it You Can For
The Money!
Nen‘a Gable flawed Dimmer $1.88 and {8.00
len‘a Serge Conenea......
Eugene, perpair... .
, 1.35
ammonium " V
. Women'u and children'e
el m,
Atmweeu‘thbeatlu‘theuy Aleeageet
A , Men’s. wow. tnd OWN“:
Wand SilOESeo-r‘ 5
BOOTS, SHOES AND ROBBERS‘
la“ _
rive mm mm.
‘DIIQM d.“ NW"
LUM‘BER
‘cou. use. new, omen,
PLASTER AND ORIENT
Mon band at price- to ddyeoinpeonon
Small Profits and Quick Returns
is in atom
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
uowamrr POST OFFICE.
lay It. 1m.
South N orwalk
.PLlllINO llILL comm
MANUFACTURERS 0!" AND DEALERS 1N
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Duurt &c.,
BALLUSTERS, NEWELS, &C.,
FOR ”AIRS AND RAILINGS.
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Bing Walnut; Che Ash, Whitewood
the, counter: y on hand.
WORKS NEAR TIE WAT LANDING.
R. I. TOLLES, Treesurer.
’ o. u. aunt-m. a. t. roun-
Soutlt llorwalk. Nov “.1870. CH!
Montgomery
F l. O OR
The best article of
C.
in the injurket.
__AT_.._
mm steam,
summit
comment
Lewis BM“ 83 .00,
soon nonwauu.
Timber.
LuInber. - r 7
Shingles,
Btilldel‘s’ Hardware, 5&0»
comment-en.
“(.35le
FLOUR for the price .
Lumber Market *
Lutlt‘. .
“MTW , it
DANDFACTORY
G. SWAD“ & (20.,
“We!
'0“! m CLUB.“
on. n" "c. e a 00.,u
«amour
rarer: or rm: WEST,“
“DIANONDS,” ETC.
“new“...
P. IOIBUABD & 0038,
unsounynnuecoss,
n. n. IcALPIN e 0033,
Tues. new is 003s,
mummified
,TOBACCO.
PIPES,&SMOKERS' ARTICLES
generally.
El yb Block. South Norwalk.
l~y ,
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R O 'S E S ,'
Geraans’,‘
vsnnnmas,
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowering shalt, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry.
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry,
PLANTS .
TomatOe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice aeeortntent cl
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
DUTCH BULBS.
Speciala attention run to the up of choice
Boqneta. Wreaths. eta. Croneee other Floral
Decoration. at abortnet notice. Send for Catalogue
MALLORY a; DOWNS.
housemate“ rmiisrs.
, 80m NORWAII, CONN."
. South Nita. 1!. 1m
ICE CREAM'
D'An'ror‘s’
CELEBRATE!)
I c r: c ‘n n A M .
Maul“ added largely to ny hamle- for the nun
ICE CREAM,
tel‘l all mm l
Imrecuully invite a continuance “flefigfif
sabotage withwhlehlhaveeofe’rheenra
Fairs, Picnics.
Festivals. Partieu,
Anaembuea
or all kinda. terrified and attuned.
l SILL NO m ON SUNDAY.
nlooulufilutblltlwelkla andlate
‘ieballheiapprtoaeefifrleudetata tinee
a“ aurora, .
un—n-u-uum—puu tum...
mat. mmvurorn
LWBB, Kim tun BLOOD.
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Norwalk Chronicler