i
llhredhcwldoahl"wmthsrsply.
w‘ _I .
Lhoehlynghlhaslmtfiectedeeeltcr
”charms wasn’tlong enocghtogo
rcaedher. Shesaysifshehgoiagtohave
“can."
”mu-ham. I'm tidbit isgolugto have agood
«a. me haul-outrun.“ atwocclutanac-
vgiazwwoeti. csuntotshotslotthatoity. Thebedbugs.
"fl‘whgmumfl afterresdingitovcroarefully.heldameet-
mum ”endogenous-tithe papcrtornotmen-
influences-newness." WWIMihm
nucleons-y. -—-—'°"'—"
w Avuyhtmamforthe nurposeofqule-
“ m-uumasumm. its; tummreuumopmnmton
Ka‘hrfruths-addingceowd." 2 ace-pldnhwhidihededaledwaeslcepiug
“”3”“, 1withltisniouthopcu. “Sir."saidthedoo
' . ' rs tor.“yocr disease is incurable. Your slun
umm'mhm htoOsborhso that when youshutyour
Seety'l'ardnescher
“Ii-meadflthatllftsiteioftytorm.
“unnamed-Hm ieavssthe
m
Mme-tibia hresstthcrcilingcicnds
are
greed.
Dual-shins settles on his head.“
-—-—-OOO—--
Iessllcetlensef a Denthttlhep
“larh'l‘wain,”le hb new book about
“thho had the toothache
eeenightialoedea.ead Mausoleu-
hreooliecticns of the dentist‘s rooms
whichhc wee wont to patronize wheehe
livedianmira. Home:
1 ‘anahhtthattooth didiustjump.and
everydntcit jumped it raised myhsad
rightctthe pmw. .Eow Idid lie awake
aedthinhshout that dentist’s shop inni-
mh-a.where1hed been under tortureso
menu—diode pretty dental instru-
mute,» ihhedand so cold! Howl anyth
pe or." replied the pdsoncr."l sat for apost-
dtdlcngtolaymy cheek againetons—one
thw short thick. t isted ch . pom
0‘ heavy ' ape may find a bleckguard to‘ answer that one
there. 1
withthehow-leggcd, fluted and curved han-
dles. and short hawks-bill jewel How I
revellsd la delightat the thought of having
sechathiegcinmhmyretractorytoothaad
'ysnh it !‘ With what pleasurable emotions
came crowding lets my mind the recollec-
tionsofthetdentist and his room endhis
Wk big. any chair. with the pretty
whiteurrteined window before it. end the
ambigredglass spittoontothelefnwith
theholein the hottom,end the hiteofrod
cottonandthe bright pieces of gold and
stream of blood stained relive on the sides.
And then; the pretty little bureau with the
hottlucn the top and the little yellow drew-
ese which bejerh out so gently when seek-
ing for some new mid more delicate instru-
mental torture. And when the beautiful
little. round, velvet covered stand on the
gasdxture in trout. covered with the nice
drills. and pretty dles.and the lovely crow-
hrs with the stained ivory handles. and
the long steel crochet needles with which
be hunts for new cavities, and the little
round pesteboerd box full of gold ‘plugs.’
and the dirty little napkin. end the rubber
hall syringe. and the singular smell of his
thumb. and all that! Oh. how nice."
—-——w——-'
“The Sod-oer and Ills Victim.“
as one senator or W‘s.
fl raident of Minneapolis picked up an
old scrap-Mk. created in his hours of boy-
hh bienre. dttesu or twenty years age. and
found therein asermon on “ The Seducer
and 38 Victim,” which was delivered by
Henry Ward Beecher. in Brooklyn. in the
year lead. The Imus gentleman
copied the sermon. and sent it to the St.
Paul Pioneer. We extras the iollowing
significant indictment of the seducer:
“The seducer! Playing upon the most
sacred pamionnhe betrays innocence. How ?
By its tendereat faculties. by its trust. by its
unuspccting faith. by its honor. The vic~
tin. often and often. is not the accomplice
en mochaethesuderer.betrayed byan ex-
orcism which bowie-bed her noblest ed‘ec
tines. and Name the sulfide or her virtue!
The betrayes. tcrthemost intense selfish-
nem. without onenoble motive. without one
ofhonor.byiiea. bye deviliehjug-
glory of fraud, by blinding the eye. confer.
ing the conscience. misleading the judgment.
and instilling the dew of sorcery upon every
flower of sweet affection—deliberately. heart-
lemiy. deem the condding victim 1 .1e there
one shade ct good intention. one glimmering
trace of light! Not one. There was not
the most shadowy. tremolous intention of
honor. It wesbheer. premeditated. whole-
mle rule. from beginning to end. The ac-
weed sorcerm' opens the door of the world
to push her forth. She looks out. all shudo
tiring; for there its sharp-toothed hatred.
and chattering elandm. and malignant envy.
and trinmphing leniency, and murderous
revenge-these are seen rising before her;
clouds fellofdmthet hurnbutwill not kill.
And there iafotber want. andpoverty, and
gaunt famine. There is the world sound
out. She sees father and mother heartlesely
ahudoninghenabrothcr’sshemensieter‘e
anguish. It is avieiou o! desolation ; 'a plnn.
dared hm; an alter. where honor, end
purity. and virtue. and peace. have been in-
sidionsly somideed to the foul loloch. All
is chemiutotheeynandher ear catches
the sound of aighing end mourning. walls
and laments; andfardown. at the limit
“ti-maemnrhyclond fore moment
Eh. Indie sees thevery bottom at infamy.
the W of death. the last spasm of
.
carrots.
good hay-bright clover is the best—and
eyes ycur mouth opens.“
W
“It is sad to loose a little girl so sweet and
bright as yours said Hrs. Bpuohner to lira.
Crawb. as they stood by the bottle of the
latter‘s twelve yeerold daughter. “Yes~yes.
it‘s awful. and only two weeks ago that l
got her a new four dollar track for Sunday
war. God has aller‘s heed hash to me i"
W
Astingyman in town. after gossiping
about his neighbor said:
“Well. well. perhaps hefq'e ! condemn
anothw I mould pull the beam out of my
own on.”
“Andso you would," said a friend. “if
you could sell the timber."
M..—
Altet the prosecuting attorney had heaped
vituperatioa upon the poor prisoner without
counsel. the Judged asked him it he had
in to say for himself. “Your Hon-
ent for eighteen daya.lu order that l
A gentleman at Lake George, after waving
his handkerchief for halt an hour or more
at an unknown lady. whom he discovered
at a distant point on the shore, was encouh
aged by a warm response to his signals to
approach hie charmer.
Imagine his feel
logs when, on drawing nearer. he saw that
it wee his own deer wife whom he had left
at the hotel but a short time before. “Why,
bow remarkable we should have recognised
cosh other at such distance." exclaimed both
in the same breath; and then they changed
the subject.
”ooh—f—
A Worm Anon lioness-lint! and oats
make the best feed for horses that are obliged
to work hard and regularly. I! the hey is
out fine. and the outs bruised or ground. the
whole mixed and moistened. the horse will
eat his rations quicker. digest lbcm sooner.
and thus have more time for {eating and re-
newing his power for labor. -
see that work little during winter time may
Furmcrs' hor-
be ltcpt cheaper by cutting and mixing
brightstruw and hay in equal quantitice.end
adding a ration of steamed potatoes or raw
Colts should be fed lihcrully on
bruised oats; give them a roomy box stall
in stormy weather and during nights. Lit-
ter freely. do not let the manure accumulate
under them. Sawdust of spent inn makes
good and convenient bedding; in cities and
villages they are often cheaper than straw.
Groom horses well, and let them have ex-
ercises every day; a run in the yard is ex-
ceilcnt.
menu are sound and strong. Arrange the
feeding racks so that the dust and hayeecd
will outfall into horacs' menus or eyes;
some farmers build their mange-rs too high.
thus forcing the animnl to take an unnatur-
al position when eating. Fer-tn horses that
are not worked should have their shoes
taken off. and those that are driven on the
road should he kept well2ahod.
See that stable floors overbeacv
____——..._r———_
War ilsn Pun Dmx‘r Woes—The
Pottaville. (Pcnn..) Miner‘s Journal is re
sponsible for the following story: "A Pbm~
nlxvllle maid. quite old. becoming anxious
about her matrimonial chances. recently
concocted a plan to detain a young fellow
at to her age. This was tho way she tried
it: The old family Bible contained a faith-
ful record of all births. marriages. and
deaths. This volume the maiden took to
herohambcr.eud selecting the birth page.
she managed by diet of scratching and writ»
ing to change the date of her birth to a
period ofelcven years later than what it
had legitimately been recorded.
Bible was placed on the .sittingrocm table
in a conspicuous manner.
came along the lover.
linger the Bible pages. and flneily reached
the birth record. where and when he die~
covered.tohis surprise. that his Angelina
was just one year younger than be. He
thought it strange. as she appeared older.
Hehepthis mouth shut and continued to
fumble overthe pages. Next he began to
read thedeath list. and made the astonish-
ing discovery that the radient maiden. ac-
cording to the Bible. had actually been
born ten years after the disease of her fa-
ther. The young man quietly arose and
hid Angelina good~by. and now swears that
“eternal vigilance is indeed the price of lib-
erty.
Then the
That evening
He soon began to
burrito departaxe. the awful thunder or
“hem. Anthhtbetrrmhlingmetrayed
mummmdoorofthe
,fue;ad.wlthavoicethetmightmove
huflmudclaspshiehneesin
nwflquyfl'lreavemaeoti Ohtsparc
me—mve ms—oast me not away.‘ Poor
hhnngwithademonl Spare
I 127i ’33:? .W.
Over 81,000,000 worth of
REAL ESTATE
roasana
Minnow
OcessPatsaxe'l'ldetsandl-‘oreiga
mumm
LIP] all I'll! INSURANCE
emu-summed
mam-an.
om $70,900,000.
“flaw“ “flu
0E“.
1.6 I?!
is.
J gt-r
W 1.2.." 2:23 232"“; ff“
:2»? ‘ a? ,. _. .
t f '
i” agf cw 7"“;
@221. 1
Opposite Winona Grocer-raters.
. ,,
g2
labaiiendeavortomahethte edrstclassmarhst
nwulbestechedwiththchast-setthe-srhet
elbrdaandshallssllt‘or
CASH, ONLY.
“3%
mandarin-nun st lowermricesthsa any
,7 \ ’
muhetlnthecity.
Portables” Steal...
Minot-h ...........
mesa-e .......
Shoulderlteah. .. ..................... .......itcta.
lest ..... . ........................... teats.
Piatesaadtlavats .............................. torts.
Comedian... ............................... roots.
Rendered!“ .................. «toilets.
he-b,forcoaartor ..................... . ....Iets
“ hind “ ........................ ....lcts.
name-whole .................................. llcts.
“ sliced ................................. Diets.
8. S. DURAND,
ates AGENT.
STEDHAN’E
0L1] WELL HOTEL!
Owing to the destruction by
fire of the original Old Well
Hotel, the subscribers have lees-
ed the premises known as LU-
CAS’ HOTEL. on Main Street,
where they will serve their pn-
trons to the best of their ability
until the completion of the new
hotel on the site of the old one.
Thankipg their friends in N or
walk and the traveling public
generally for the generous pat-
ronage heretofore extended to
them. they would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the some
at their new home, promising to
do all in their power for the com.
fort of their guests.
Iknmdfuuy.
F. F. Stedman & Son,
PBOPBI ETOBS,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
South Norm. 0.91m . Fob. lflth. 1874.
’
chas.E.Rodet
House. Sign. Decora-
tive and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
SHOP ON
Water St, near Washington.
Orders solicited. Work promptly unsound.
" nnrrr.
REFURNISE
Replenish
YOUR
Housekeeping
ARTICLES
AT E. K.LOOKWOOD'S
'I‘HE
a
OLD wetL
cLun '
CIGARS
Are made from thezbeet quality
oanvaoa Tohmcndwrap-
'Stdd‘V'NX Giana-Iv
WV?
Reduce the premiums on our Fire and
Life Insurance Policies. by us cg
PRATT’S
ASTRAL OIL!
ALFRED KNAPP,
Agent for on. can
1‘ aver-m owning...
"Bull. *1}. m]
rm: mmgntvnn.
Alargeetoe! can Md
131.003.6le tin uni; _
Lehigh, Lackawana.
m
LUMBER
Pure, Select
MTMVEANDMWCRW
PURE FRA
' Scorn New... Ct.
Guam-ewes tees.
cans outrun $200,000,
188318, sues. been. ”22,743.
cud—mun.—
lemmas a
NKUN COAL 0F Drugs, ltflltllts tenements 0...... n... m... 3.... ”We... 222222-22
‘ . DUDLEY 1" IL”! mm
LYKEN’S VALLEY. FINE 1‘01 m'r solar-s. gbaoxfin "$5“
- L. I! ”fillies-welt.
e bl
my own Hair, Tooth and Natl Brushes, ”ASTER AND calm” my I 19h“ mg... Renate.
. JULIUS New Y“
SPLIT KINDLING woo“ O O M B - ' eonstantlyon hand at prices to defy “Petition gug‘l‘xg?‘ 256th Norwalh.
consumer m cum-r yum-2r. d k R $5,;me jump
‘ m ll Profits an uic eturns
SEE?§,§E§;£°’ “d‘ ‘33:; e CHOICE LOT of WALLETS. S ‘ Q ~ ormcmtm
Delivered at year house 1: ms. om. TALL & m Na.“ .
7 ‘ new mm: 18 I" 11 31:32:35 {Ifmnwyflifimm
.fi';:.‘.i:li::i.:§till:.°“’ "°°“ ““ W” "“ serum: WATERS, . ‘ T‘ “w" W ‘
ROBERT L. RAYMOND. u w...
new roux orr'rcs. lmn ML
D. H . w I B B , A ant, ' BOWAY'NN P08? omen. narrow it t can Street. ,
s Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery. ”Wm .. m... .. ,xgw......m
"0‘ 0' Valium! Street» in fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick Camphorir‘ae, “‘ mm“ °°"“" “‘ °““ “m”
to an Inlald Hair limit out: or m 6mm crewman or run
AGINRTKIWOFPAIN.
iM.tf SOUTH NORWALK.
V....... we
ll. n.-—l'hystclans‘ Prescriptions carefully corn-
pounded day and ni ht. xntrance to Residence in
seine building. for oi: testis. on Washington Street.
South Norwalh. How. it. turn. Ltf
covert-ta
CENTRAL
FOR SALE.
The tune residence or the late morldgo Brown. on
Chapel Street. first house from West Ave. is uttered
tum" numuw'umr... .‘ or“
D. n I I ”V M! to O?
village. and within one minute‘s walk of the Burns
Railroad. Bot and cold we bath room. endear
throughout; heated b a furnace. him feet:
large ru; frnl and shade. Term- eaay. Poa-
scasion an of April. it desired. For turthor par-
ticulars enquire of JAMES MITCHELL.
ra-u ltesl Saute Broker.
Particularly adapted to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Stifl‘ Joints,
Glandular Swellingt, dc.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
d
4257.... ‘
g“ /".“""." ( frfi , ’ I
lelflll
' llltll-H
k / mttnu
nttlt‘uu’hf AIIHIHIM
. IIHH Hi, ,.HIIIH§I
nunum.m."mn ”mm.
"Iif””IIIHIIHUHHIHH'Htt'l ‘
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Tu
Fences, doc" in
Extract of
‘Hltttttlltltiltv ummmtmu ,.‘.;\"e\? 7
All Who Can emulae Building
OR B PIARING!
Know Ye r—That we are prepared to erect
All styles and descriptions of Buildings,
Houses, Barns, School Houses Stores
Churches, Factories, Outbuildings.
Habitable Globe, by Contract
or by the Day, with or
without the material,
AT THE LOWEST PANIC PRICES!
RAYMOND, SHERWOOD & CO”
Builder‘- and Coasts-actuate,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Shop. West of the Depot Near the Nursery.
MOSES DAM E’Sfi
For sale by all Dmgglets.
REUBEN HOYT, Proprietor
Bum and Shoe Store.
FOR YOUR
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
And everything portalning to "the trade.
All goods sold at the lowest possible
CJXSII 131110 S.
Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
Repnlrlnx done In all its branches.
l have the duvet. best. and lamest stock of
tit-min in this City. and prices that defy com-
“ GMW‘ICU STREET. NEW YORK
Callferltat
8. F. PECK’S,
DRUGGUT.
“nth NervekJJou'r
ol-tt
Gizav ND
LAND PLASTER
RAYMOND BROS,
v
2 PUBLIC PATRONAGE «3°“Tl' “WM-K-
in solicited.
Montgomery
FLOUR!
l )0 N ()T I“:\l 1.4
To give me a call.
lllltAM S. BIHHVN,
ELY’Q 133.com.
“EL cm or sown 2203qu
PICTURE FRAMES!
The largest and most com into stock at Picture
Frames and Picture Frame eterials to be found in
this section. is kopt «Instantly on hand by
Buckingham & 00.,
The best. articlcgos
FLOUR for the price
At their South Norwal‘n Furniture Store. when yOI
3.3.53.1 °3.’.“'§‘.‘i’°‘ a“e"'ui‘p.‘.".i£’ ""‘N‘ammn;
w . at:
This arm has all the latest and M W
BEST APPLIANCES,
for tho manufacture of France in tlrst class style.
:‘n‘dwt’f. 53:03::V: ctures in your house without
0 anger any reason w may
not be framed at the ET
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then on hue tn
made a. .2. .3... to J. ’dlitl'du'tumt?
ting of your house. and with our increased facilities
tor-doing this work. the cost will be but trifling.
UNDERTAKE RS
AND DEALERS IN
‘FURN‘ITURE
MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
fireman and Wholesale Dmh‘mdglea'r‘;
bacon-“rage Shop
ltew Carriages and other Vehicles made to order
. and Repairing and Jobbing done in the best manner
and with the utmost dispatch. ’
Raving arranged to carry at the business lately
conducted by his brother. on
in the market.
—-—ATv—-—
T. BURR GUYER’S
FAMILY GRUCEBY,
SPRINGWOOD.
any part of the
~ —~ 774.._._.__ .2 Low“ .L...._ ... v __ .
L U. H. FERRIS.
sanitation. sternum.
aadsagagedthe skillful and experienced workmen
lately employed by him. the subscriber teas coal
dentthethccan setistyallths old castemctant the
Oldest Stand in Norwalk,
cthweesuayhelcdtoaxteudtchlmtheir
Coal and Wood,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.
Vegetation.
(TUBES DYSPEPSIA,
(More, Mention, Headache, Bil/loam,l.m of AW.W
canteens“ mmedmmw
STOMAGH, LIVER and BLOOD.
make-dad mutilate!
\VOOD AN D COAL.
Amongthevarleticawehaepthenere
and such
PYLB 8’
O K
s o A. P r,
A. PAIR T‘Ri‘fhi...
“emanatespwleecswtll’ntisfy you...
h “I! .
'3me
Thatitiefgae'fromenythinget eminently-Mad". nature is ““3me . . ._ ,
iiim'ih’iiwmmwm cerium... mtmesm Wufit‘mmh‘“ 11.5?"
LADIES GIVE " 1‘3““ 1
’ n m AM. 80m . “cw 3m; MM
Want a Cock. ‘
Want to «normal... lief-Dingo,
2222 mm. mm...
on... inflammation»)!
0. l Dibbis‘e
Want a Clerk.
so-ta Norwelh. Doe. a. ten.
Want a Partner.
Want a Situation.
Want a} Salesman.
.Went a Servant Girl.
Went to sell a Piano,
Want to Buy a From.
Want to sell ( e Cardiac,
Want to Borrow .ltoney,
Want to sell 0in Pecperty.
MELoDEfo'Ns
'1 r93 SALE 4N3; TO RENT; _
instr-
Karim ‘3“ 2
1m: ESTEY constriction?
' VII-'1" . cocaine-m" "item"
Went to sell Dry Goods orOarpeta.
Want to and Bushmaster Anything.
Advertise in THE SENTINELT
Advertising will gain Katmai
“it.
Alllosses since organisation have been
paid in full. in cash. including Cities 0 tire
of October. 1871.end Breton tire 0 Nov.
imam us
~AND—
BARGAINS IN
CHINA,
GROGKERY
”AND—M
GLASSWAHE
.__A'r.__
EKLocxwoon’E‘
Wall 8t.. Norwalk.
The Best Assortment
-—-0l--—-.
CANNED FRUITS.
a'r LOWEST "tens.
GO TO
J. C. CROWE’S
Fish and Vegetable Market,
Indra St. South Renewal):
F. H. NASH & BROS.
ST 0 R E!
htheplwemgotdifyo'u want the Nesta“
Bent scone China
Inthcmarkct. curccwann iselmcetequelte
theitone.
FRENCH, CHINA &PORCELAI N
Pineandcheep. Awm-td
ranucmswani.
' French Glue ensues.
he hrgest mutant in Maid m.
WAJ: FLOW,
and all the material for new.
IRON GLAD PAINT,
Justrecclved three colosthe most durable”
cur-ads.
Pumpgoteuhinca
Shmarteatvuiety.
Numbothmatandwrocghttrea.
Tin Mme-c all unu- cfwuh done in
meowdattcoendaoaafron.
Steve Itemngneuruceyuom.
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