“.m- to give it the highest repute
“:1.
“15¢ regaini- society premiums ere s- silver
“all. m model. diplome. for the first,
”and. end third prizes.
imam in the eggregtte to over '1 H
R proprietors of “ Wilkes' Spirit of the ter. endegcntiemcn deservedly held in high
SIT-'3'} eat one of tbcisrgcst premiums— repute by all who have the honor of his ec-
thetphcrseeerlyell ecdtkeittletketletclnbtheebcelcuht
tekeleercedeecebpet thet lbtlewsek
“mné'm
' m N‘ chiller kWh-skin. thevoee'tionmpertcex
hMflrmm-ihh ncetudlcwetivetowcibtreincdedd quell
&. “one else. ‘l‘iltoe m m.
armed“ r “e o“-
te w cut vc recep-
. “Mi“ IMO“ rive. end tottwceeedwoetenhirthe‘tcutr
i“ it” been-es ll "lib accent wieeetioe which is most innocent
Melodie-std to repair- hrtbcprectlcsidcticecf lite. It who
my); 2; :3" E naked. doerthie require edunton ct more
‘ * . 9B then erdieery intelligence! I cnewcr no—lt
._ m will “a“ right only requires s very ntoderete degree of in
W "Y' a"! the but Milt! in attics-set The trouble is out most of the
- wheel-leeches only look upon touching ct
mouthing to be pursued until some‘thlng
better one be done; if they ere ferns ee to
ng‘z‘3i 3""hgu‘k’: employ them until they can get tnerrcd.end
to of m“ ‘ M if melee until something more lucrative of-
m melee ““m‘m' fern. or I“ mental lebor the lebor of tench-
“$.33 ‘° 5'“ W h' log is the most mlsersbly paid. This is the
m M 3’ ““3" once lt‘. ell countries. but here the cflhct it
' ‘3 henna-led intoeflect “d more dsntsging. heceuse evcty men of eve-
rege chility dude it my to get soother bus-
iness. Teeching should be looked upon es
s life business. end it should be rewsrdcd
so es to keep men in it refills."
Ghee-i Jeweh'c report bee
maiden of the Connecticut
monument. held et Allyn
fl Beeline-d. from the 10th to the 10th
, ‘ brhdndvgprotniscs to be the
‘_.i“ lam-sting held in the
» cu— this you. The eeeociution
Hefner”. end (invoicing euch
induce to questions perteining to
‘ KIND WORDS.
Mr. E. A. Horton has served his connec-
tion with the South Norwnik Snu‘rmnnmnd
formed n copsrtncrship with a Mr. Downs
of Derby. whose father puts money sgninst
Mr. Horton's long years of cxpcricftic es s
practicsl printer. and the two ere shout to
open ujob printing office in Meridcn. with
the design ultimately. if they feel cncuurttg‘
ed. of setting sfloet soother weekly newspa-
per. We wish them success—Mormon Cull.
3r. JsmGolden. en ecconiplished wri-
breeders in ell sections of the coup
The gpecisl premiums are 167 in number.
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A meeting‘forthepurpoeecf leytegetex
weekeld ettke Unioeechooi house Tote
dey event“. the erectebiv roost being
Iiitd. b. R Sslieck wee eppointed Choir
teen end the District Clerk. W. R. Benedict
noted on Secretery.
Dr. Perrier. chairmen of the District
Committee reported thet the schools were
in en excellent condition. end thet the dit-
trict wee in debt shout 030.000. end hoped
the meeting would .lsy e tex thet would
relic 88.000.
Upon inquiry of H. R. Eiwcll. the Col-
iector. W. 8. Benton reported thet ".80le
of the inst lubed been collected. "00 had
been deducted tor edvunce peymentJioo
had been nhsted.sud between .700 end
.800 rcrnelncd uncoliecled. oneéhelf of
which in hie opinion would hevc to he
chatted.
JJ. Miilnrd moved to lay e tax of five
mills on the doiisr. He said he: hsd been
told some were coming to that meeting to
vote down any in. He believed it to
be to the best interest of the district to hty it
live rniii ,tnx. end stated that the district
owed $28 000. 83.000 of which wee e tom-
porury loan and 883.000 with interest. a
permanent loan. This interest hoe come
due already. and has not been midfsnd in
it mcseure the notes of the district were dis-
honored. He had used his best cudcsvors
to borrow money to pay the interest. on the
credit of the dieirict.end hed completely
failed. Besides e large pcrtlon of the prin-
cipal has been for e long time due. The
Foirfleid Fire Insurencc Co. hold it icon of
89.500. end they wanted it peid.ne it. could
not be used by the mummy in e statement
of its assets. Such wee the feels rrtd qter
he bed leid them before the district the re-
sponsibility was upon them. and they must
devise some wny to save tho credit of the
angel!
insist. voiced st .50. for the lergest quaintsnce. bee become the sole editor end
end hut wey of Lilht Brehrns fowls end proprietor of one of the hundsorneet end best
the. be this premium there will be e of our state exchsnges. The South Nor'
district
P. L. Cunninghem said it struck him as
way livery competition between well-know;
m breeders from ell parts of the conn-
”5 httblsnwnrber will be lonely ex
.edcdtblsyeer. es entries will be mode
it. earty every Stete in the Union.
We! channeled minor pets.
are.“ for the amnion by the leading
mdfiertford. end in edditlon to the collect 1°“! newspepcr. h“ just “W
minus-t cfthcexhibition. it wiilbe “Wu“ eon "mm“ T“ 8m” h“
m to the genres! visitor. The num-
wslk Sits-rinse. Mr. Golden won leurels
while in the army; and he is now dietin-
guiehing himself in the walks of Journalism.
These were some six hundred entries lest r-Mefldfm CNL
The South Norwsik 83311an is ofl‘cting
s series of fine steel engrsvinge. es premiums
pro {59 to subscribers. The Sumatra. is e sterling
m "’3 ncws end deserves success. —Brid
end best ever held p0... 53:3,... ge-
will be duel
y The South Norwslk Sunrises. s most ex-
cccuuntcred remerksble prosperity and is
. .1 m of the premiums will bring in well deservimr of the popular fever which
no. ell m end m in- it has uniformly mot. -—Mcriden Recorder.
. ”to tbcctnioectsnmeefthe
' Gamers Council.—
.he-crs. end others in the State. who The reguler meeting of the board wee held
in ilprovicg their woltry Kondey evening. All the members except
int led it greetiy to their ccuuciitnen Byxbce present.
tovidt the exhibition end core On motion of counciimen Millerd. it wee
mm spcclum of ell the voted thet e dcplicete order be issued to W.
Elude“ will be shown C Quinisre at Go. for #918. provided the
“presumed groove! in- one formerly drewn could not be found
'ng the exhibition. may The petition of Patrick Mutton at at for
. bycddresslng Dr Goo L. Put. the erection of three lumps on Ceder street,
. wee referred to Com. on Lamps. end gas.
The special committee appointed to invee~
tigete the nutter of lighting all the street
lemps with oil insteed of gee reported.
“Tbet they went to Jersey City sud thor-
ougbiy exsmined e process of lighting lumps
, . with gasoline or nepthe, compact! the lights
with regular gee lumps. inquired of dieintec
W “ i9“- “4 ““1 estcd citiscne rcletive to the merits of the
. . M h 15'3“ h V“ light, exemlncd the potent burner end finel-
“AMI " MM" received from the peientee the following
-w on Popular prawn”.
" “5“" hits The: he would remodel our preeeit temps
“coincident thet end petition in working order et three end
missif dcilere eccb. thet he would teke e
“mm“ “diam contract to furnish oil.
m min flpdl'. tiger end extinguish the city
f peel South Not-welt for the cunt of
thirty-six duller-e per yeer each. three butt-
"ii “a dredeedetxty—Ivc deys to the mused
fer-rm to success of sea night.”
In view oftbeforcgoleg prepeslttoeend
“m ON EDUCATION.
”Windowed” of ourpop-
eecireginelngtofeelthettbeir
rather *etrungc the! one of the committee
should report in favor of raising 88.000 and
another move thet is in be laid that
would secure over 810,000. To him there
was en uncxpielnebie conflict of opinion
where concert of ection should be bed. He
was in favor of supporting the schools. but
he treated the committee to give the district
it statement of what they wanted end what
they proposed to do. end he wee willing to
social them in enything that was necrcsnry.
He would cut embarreee the committee. but.
they were responsible for it if the district's
credit had been dishonored. It was their
duty to llltVO mede known this state of ef-
feite before it was too into .to epply the
remedy. It was too into new to save the
honor of the district. If the isx were laid
end collected to night. so for as eeving the
credit of the district goes. it could do no
good.
Mr. Mill-it'd said if the district voted to
ley n tax it would stiir‘cn the cotnmltioe end
end cnehie them to borrow the amount
needed for immediate use.
W. S. Redford stated that more than four
veers ego. the Insurence Co. of which he
was president. loaned the district 010500. end
that during that time 01.000 dollars had
been peid. The company now went that
money or they went the loen put in ditl‘or-
entehepo. The cement of theee union is
thrown out of the company‘s assets in some
states.
ii. H. Elweli moved to amend by chang-
ing the amount of tax to be laid to 3 mills.
His motion was declared out of order.
Dr. Purdue stated thst owing to the hard
times he would not pay onevbslf of the luv
debtcdnees of the district et this time. got e
rep from Mr. Cunningham. and retortet
thet the committee had given all the feels,
but the gentlemen would not rcecivcihem.
The vote upon cave mill tax was then
token with the following result. For. 40.—
egelnei.80.
Judge Crswthen adored the following:
“Tbet the tex beleid on the list of 1874.
end thet it be mode psychic on the 1st dey
.7 of June. .183; end sit persons paying sold
tease duringtbc month of April be entitled
toe robotic! 8 per cent. end there peyicg
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mammals sesek “Mechanistic-rm
”MM“ chances latencies-settings ensue» leapnwfiey
cc‘hetobctenckthcwtoleers. street-est- Teller etrcst.end else strict
ewdnow to enjoy whet we lowecsdoflreckneSt. mm
, ‘ Wemheqeeetlytcldthet ndreconnendettenedcptcd. ,
fittecebcdgeodtbeirbeygos nne.wmgtvewnetil seq ‘ «
wand-coyoftkenbemsc fomtctbeorderoftbeM.
4 .ecdthkktrmbutwbce incideweikgete.‘ '
hdtcwctbetwcbere could
recruit“
deriegtheuontn of stentcsrebetcotit
listen w the ebelentest end
thct tbedieirl'et shouldnotpeyu
patient. to there who if! toil-lid“
their is eminently erefcren epprcpvieticn alum 7’
Mai-which“ delicatobcueedbythen Hm
“ambudtt- qrt'.re.l mommcndedlnetced Nth-WE.
.. stranded our prieticnthe following resolution—“m
VTbe'eciec- !furwelkbeend theyere ecikorieed end
was. empoweredto expend en emetnotcx'
mlvcbendred donors luncheon—
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hm; behest methodcrpienfcr
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welcome «3’
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'ticnle nevicgeider whilcit is working.
I; nullified iris I‘MMWW
unattended Themedthuecjoernedne
think. The principel rceson forest
named mutt-'92, twice for the
Borough of Norwelk.we‘s held Denali.
Thefcilowieewtte the etcte of the bel-
lot:
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Ghee.P.Turney'“....................800
Wilt. H‘Dll‘vtent-vtsvnveeeeveeevveum
David B‘ blunhouneevIvvcvveeteeesecem
Ben). L. Filinw.......................l08
JersrdueP.Adena....................188
JtmeeStnnlcy bleed!“
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EugeneR Ouwlce....... ....... .....100
John If. Alkcn.................... 18
Ameliue J. Meeker.................... i
For Borough Mum and Mom arm
Wmlbnd.
Edward Morriil'.......................803
GeorgeE.Miller............ W808
For Collector.
Alfred I-I.Comp“......................408
ChoricsAtiems. .... ............187
Ferai‘hfi
Jems lt‘innct*..... ..
JuhuO. Silllintll.......
Forlfimrdofkeglbfraft'on.
Edward Morriii'......................$90
Georch.Ells*........ ..............8ld
Forlmpeotoreqffliectl‘on.
John A. Honnecker‘.......... ”mug”
William J.Finney*...................89,$
For Wafer commissioners.
Charles F. Osborn. 8yettr-* . . . .. . . .. . . sec
Edward W. Stuart. “ “ ...........S80
Carlyle T. Weeks.Sycar.‘............80¢
Charles T. Leonnrd. “ “ ......... .. .891
-—elected'
Reports of Watt-r Commissioners nod
Witter Fund Treasurer were read. eccepted
and vote of thanks tendered to Witter Oom-
missioners for their side menegemcnt and
clear report.
Vote of Nov. 9. 1874. wee modified co thet
the Court of Burgess. insteed of the Weter
Commissioner. should borrow the money
it cessery to lay wetcr pipes to Winnl
psuk.
It wee voted that. the Court of Burgesvee
should purchtutclor Borough Fire Depen-
ntcnt. 1.000 foot of rubber hose. and should
sell. if by court ordered odvisnhlc.tltelcetb-
cr hose on hand.
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At a meeting of the Court of Burgeeece
held Dec. «i. 1874. Present. Werdcn Des-
kem. Burgesses Street. Price. Deon. Aiken
end Hectic—Worden in the cheir.
The Norwolk Horse Reilwsy 00. went}!-
dared to make sidewalk. curb and 1utter. in
front of their premises on Kuightt. St.
Property owners on the“? terly side of
High Sh. from premises of g. C. Streetto
Wall 8L. were ordered to grade. curb fid-
gutter sidewalks. .. . a
Committee on Sewers was instructed to
hive it cittch bliflln made near the Horse
Railway depot on Knight St.
Chairman of Committee on Lempc end
Gill. reported in fever of one lamp near
the center of Acedemy an. end of erecting
s lump on each end of Bentty Sh. report
ecceptcd. end lumps ordered to befio
erected. _
The Borough Treasurer was directed to
pay the Summer St. and High St. deutegee
on domend
Dec. 80 wee limited as the time within
which the nightly recently laid out from
Chestnut St. to Summer St. should be
thrown open.
Committee on Highways orderd to report
st next meeting (Dec. 18.) upon petition. to
widen highway our the south-custody can
our of Wm. K. Jnmes. _
Petition of R. A. Williams and others for
temps es follows: One et North Center
School House. one st the corner of Connor:
St. end Newtcwn Turnpike. one It or near
mill of Alien Bette. and one neer premises
of Truman B. Dickerson. referred toOoni'
mittee on Lemps end Gee.
Bills ordered [Midi-
Bdwerd Benkmeurveying..........08000
Nervtelk Gee Light 00.. gesfor Nov. 168 86‘
D. W. Nash. besith inspector .. . .. . 1000
latte Grecehiebweys............ so 0:)
Apprelserscnfirkwood 8t........
Chestnut St. . .
High BL”...
«1
‘ meatin theoounty Jail.
‘ leg nlreedy in Jail. end their children bevr
pectieetheprtsnneris than on the nights!
November the 8th while et his supper“ kc
weshesrdto remerk‘Tlleetyourbernee
en " It is however edtnittcd that be bed
been drinking ccuelderebie cider. end be
sure thet young Ir. linker. who was then
lit the teble with hire. wee tossing binned
hetoid him “you bed better look cotton
stop.) or I‘ll set yonrbsre en tire.“ The pris
ener bet lived with the latte Hr. linker
most oftbe titneforthe lest ldorflyeere.
end sppesred to like hint very well. At the
appointed time the court egsin convened.
end utter the excmiueticn of severed other
witnesses the prisoner wee diecherged. there
being no evidence to convict hltn. end even
the whores themselves believing him to be
entirely innocent.
East Nor-walk. .
James Liflornmedicc. of the arm of
L‘llotntnedleu Brothers. builders. hes been
repainting his residence on Henry street. e
color much prettier then the old one.
Elbert G. Buggies. Elm. bet punbeecd
the Henry Jones piece on Venetndt
evcnue. end has put up e nice little born
upon it. end is now ecgegcd in peintlng
and improving the other building. Wbet
he is doing will be e very great improve-
ment to the street. -
A dwelling bee Just been completed on
Second avenue for Mr. Fisher. and there is
lumber on the ground for soother for Joe.
Jones. Esq. 0. E. Bundle hes built once A
nontilttie piece on Cove street. and Mr.
Goo. McBride another on Fourth avenue.
All it needs hero is a little better times to
incite building lively. Lots src cheep. end
it is certainly e very doeireblo piece in which
to live. the only serious want is that bridge.
which the town hes got to build some dey
or other. end the sooner they do it the bet.
ter it will be for ell pertice concerned.
Building upon Benedict Fartinconsido
ring the times. is quite brisk. Mr. Odell is
putting up n residence on First eve. .. which
will be quite e snug little home. There is
soother in course of erection opposite the
store of Mr. Henry Jones. the grocer. Mr.
Jones builte smell store on Firetgevenue
lest summer. end his grocery business in
crossed so rapidly he has been obliged to
put on sddition. We are tried to note his
prosperity. for he is e very worthy men.
end his store it very great convenience to
the people on the Farm.
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New Canaan.
Mr. Sylvnnus Scelcy bed a harness stolen
from his born a few days ego.
A grand nuclei bell is billed lo take piece
at the Opera House Cbristm‘es evening. Dec.
30th.
The eldcwelks in front of the property of
Win. St. John on R. 8. Ave. ere undergo-
ing thorough repeirs. Mr. John Ostrender
else bee cruelly improved his chin welk.
The eelcotmcn ere heelteting ebout ro-
commending persons for the eelr of spirit
nous liquors. their seeming to bee conflict
of legsl euthority in the mutter.
Mr. Abraham Ofl’so whose eicltncce wee
reported In the lest issue of the Sentinel. is
unity!“ ucconecious. end pertckes of but
slight emount of nourishment. The pbys
ytune give ue hope of his recovery.
In next week‘s issue if it help scoot-deuce
with the wishes of the Editor end readers
of the Sentinel. I shell commence at series
of short sketches of the principal business
enterprise in New Oscean.
[Go ehend. Ed.]
The Young Men's Lyceum was Greenland
Tuesday evening st the residence of Mr.
George L. Donn. end from the number pree~
ent ntvthe organinntion end the erdor felt
end expressed. it will undoubtedly be e
euecces.
Whoever wishes to mske n friend it meg-
citlcent boildsy present at small expense.
one do no better then to present them it
years subscription to the South Norwalk
Sentinel. together with it fine stool engrav-
ing. samples of which can be seen st 8. D.
Purdy‘sdrug store. This paper eontsins
more New Onneen news than any paper in
the-pinto. besides being it first niece fumil y
pepor in other respects.
It eeentee to be e settled thing thet bless".
J. L. Trecy tb Son. heve hired Seeiey‘e Hell ,
in Siemford end: contempiete moving their
feetory there some time during the coming
month. This will be e lose to the town. for
they hevc been paying out to their hands
ncerone thoueend dollars weekly. end it
will be herd to all their piece either in e
business creociel point of view.
Ketc Heleett wee erreeted on Ssturdty.
end bronchi before Justice Lembert. She
pleeded guilty to e chsrgs cf drunkencee.
end wee sentenced to thirty deys imprison.
Eer huebend be-
ing no neturel protection. they were sent to
1 poor house. pending the release of their
endgivecprecticeierpcrlm
Allcniet outlive iileltlvw. Our Ohi-
eeneAseocietion heathen shouted nubile.
the best reconfirm-town. 'l‘nyir motto
eecntete hecherity forelimnlwto'irerde
none. eedthet curpubiie shore prom
must end shell be preserved; for 1‘38“
makes might. end every member dole do
rieitt enddepicre chamber exerptit in
tbeintrncrgeneythethesorowdedtbentce
veryentellcornerof theeberc. They hevc
the ermpethiee of the whole people for end
near.
W
. Danbury.
w..- 0
Hancock at Smith ere melting en exten‘
sive ntidition to their for shop.
News items ere no source that they cent.
mend e premium here. /
The boot fnctory which his been closed
for two weeks eterte up soon.
8. K. thsdcid bee opened it repository
on White street for the sale of eieigtte. Be
hes lately received two ctr loads from Port~
lend. bio.
Theé growers of tobacco in this vicinity
complete that we hnvc bnd no wcetlter euit-
eble for stripping the weed. Wet weethcr
ie what they went.
.6 N Humiiton. of this town. hes lettly
shipped from his poultry ycrds. light Breh-
mss in titles. N. Y. Philadelphie end New
York City. end hes e few more of the some
sort left.
Our borough nucleic conicmplcte burn-
ing gasoline in the street lsnps. instead of
yes. It is said to be much cheaper. and the
lamps are so arranged in to go out st eny
hour designed without the Rid of the lamp
lighter.
,Tho teecherefinstiiute held here last week
wee well attended. - Prof. Brown‘s lecture
on Suit. Thursdey evening ‘wss unusually
lntereetie}. About one hundred end hfty
tescbere were in ettecdence
Lest Fridey efte noon es James Creel wee
novice e heevy stove down steirs in G.
M. Hoyt‘e bet shop. he slipped end fell to
the bottom of the etelre. the stove coming
down on him. burning him badly. , The
stove breek'ru in pieces in iteldeecent probe-
bly eeved him from serious injury.
W. F. Page bee enlarged his paper end
now publishes it every Saturday. It is to be
Republwsc in politics. Hey it meet with
Income. We sincerely hope he will moire it
e lively. spicy. reedsbie psper. for we eedly
need one of thet kind here just ct present.
'und no good mean why we should not
have it.
Smell bills were found Sunniey morning
scattered oil over town. printed on one side
to large letters the mystic words. “ Wiser”
on the other “ When. " The mystery was
solved Monday afternoon by the opening in
Harvey's Block of still cent yore. Jodg‘
in; from the crowd that ettcnded the open-
ing it will prove n success.
Your unfeithful correspondent would of~
for en epoiogy for his silence for the put
two months. could he d-l so with e proper
roger-d for the truth on his pert. but es thet
is not possible or expedient. the‘leest sold
about it the better.
we once more resume our pen. end will en.
deevor to keep you edvised of oil items of
interest thet may come to our knowledge or
under our observetion herein Beectown.
lire. J. Treedwell. New Fsirdeid. wee found
deed in his wagon lust Suutltv morning
ncsr the bone: of Mirtiu Lewis. in Point
broke. When found he lay in the wagon
with his head between the spoken of the
forward ‘wbccl. He had been here the ef-
ternoon end evening previous end left for
home into in the evening. He was former-
ly n brskemnn on the D. & N. 11. R... and
was ii men of intcmpernte habits. He leaves
e wife end four children- *
.Mnc Geechy of the News was given per
mission Monday morning to Iceve that pe-
per. He seye he resigned. The knowing
ones say titers was fun in that attire about
the time be blinded in his resignation. One
of the proprietors of the piper embraced
him in every strong but not ell‘ectionetc
mentions: the resignstlon was being ten-
dered t it. he was being dismissed. We
hour he intends to start it peper here eleoen
es possible. We hope the rumor rosy prove
to have no foundation. May Heaven spire
us such so infliction.
Loon. lotions. I
which it Grit entJ. E. Smit ‘
Store. Ruiir‘lind r133... h . Fruit
Bogs winter caps. for 70 etc. .. ct Foote‘e
Het tore.
WDouble Breasted Jackets
for $5. 00. at 00111515001: Bros.
Q'J‘uet received. Two hundred be i
beet St Louis Flour. which we will ”tiles:
lower prices then bsve been od‘twd since
the war. Raymond Bros.
FBlcs'chod end unbicenl or! t
"lawn: popular intends. es 1‘0? 9:13: 3.3....
so our coon r cont t .
Dickcrtynen¢ Son‘s.y pe tors. “ A
Olivier. Come end tryit
3' Fresh Confectionery at J. E. South's
Q'Iescreetn mode to outer by 0. B.
_ D’Artoie.
WHO 13. D‘Artois hes fresh confection-
[Live Geese Feetbere st Buckingheot’e
:3- lveryyreqnieitehr parties is econ:
with Mondale“
«cftkiebeih’ie toenails tbehcet‘p elem.
Sumce it is to eey. thet.
. iteP
Horses Millennium in the employ of. etsted to tn» that his wife lied not done I, ‘_
H‘George Seheub heejuet received Best.
Then-store’s loom read 1W5
Is now edmitted to be the best Deniriflco
Sound. Olsen end White. the Guns Heelthy
end the Bresth Sweet.
mother-injurious sutwtencs. mm ”3"?
the cosine! ml is erpeeisilv M
preserve them. Sold bye)!
endflcsnteperbottle-
Cough no mare: now am
there is ineveryh Mechanic
they one It lent procuree
’ their ”new
._ ; * ‘ithetiecetcein
It is e «defection to ~
m MN... m tore “t...
gore bottle Willi-none
or immediacy“
youth-not whet we cry in “print s.
pie meow: for ten octagon! trylt; ore reg.
alanine fertbcente. 7 ' _
The fetel dlcrrbae‘. which cornice
numbers of the infect Milne
sucttucr end solemn. hes its critic fi the
excess! » of
petite of neulrelieing it
morbid rsuite.
Kidce
of the n Hen", arcane can honored byline
used WM '
beenttiven u b their physicie us,
heve been eugd’by e M. ”by
it Mine nelsDr Pistons1 Favorite»
tine. Ital: e most powerful W I.
“l ""‘ will?” “‘i if“; file”...
v no Wi c on 1
events of debilitetrd led t'l entering ,
week heck. inwerd fever. congestion. bra-g
motion. or uiccretlon. or from memos-c.
or nonrelgic mine. Mr. G. W. Seymour.
drucelet. ofcntnton. N. Y..
as follows: “ The demand for your Fever-
on ie wonderful. end one men
day‘s work in five months. when she com-
menced behind your Fevorite prescription
took twt t buliltl sod is now on the thiri
bottle. end is able to do her housework
clone and milk fourteen cows twice e dey. "
Dr. Pierce' e Fevorite Prescription is sold
by ell dealers in medicines.
CUTTING.
. Aloha-dc decimal- to mace thet be
able styles. His new cutter is thorouehly
conversent with ell thet pertains to the bull
noes. end customers may feel mound of
prompt end, satisfactory work. Give hint e
cell an his clothing emporiumdcnetion of
W'nshirtgien end little streets.
T0 HATTERle‘ !. '
"WANTED mirror
. m £18er a... Superintendcn
be who u ndcretsnde
he buei ell its branches Record «intend .
gage required. ”$33 no “W236? right nee‘.
nest" see Morrison “3.. see on.
ELECTION.
run FIRST xenon“. out: or scum sou-
known. Used daily. it will keep the Tooth. ,
It eonteine new .
to those who. built! Ma “’3': '5'“ 3 ‘
VFW" concerns excitement ,
odd to the clean-es
been.
Nil '1'” l0
CHEAPFOBOASH!
Agents for all makes of Sewing Machine Needlenl .
Washington Sti'eetsasouth Namely;
dioceses. dropsyend ell m »
FOR ALL nuanc- convenes: "
writes Dr Pierce ,
is now prepared to do eiikiedc of “cutting :.a
lobe“ promp‘ly. end in the artist fabled;
or:
él‘lnm e few deyc. him
on. nature the
“felon: cltebttchstl move
‘0. “I chum
.‘Ir. Lacie + 7 ‘
Maidens
0‘ Fri New!”
Orduensybe left It??? .m“ L. Dine.
Morel M
Mt! .crcialecfioetbnerwcthhm
sum“ crest cousin
”MI 11. I o‘cnoce'.
* omits custom: conic,
alienating-xvii.-
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