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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, February 12, 1876 · page 4

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“extreme height of misery is a small
boy withamwpalr of rubber boots and
no rand cede-II in reach.
—-—-‘~———-

Itisathlaescnsetor ayoun; ladytolle
abort not! sine o'clock in the morning be.
cause this is sleep year.

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A Rewtown m favors the presence of
the album in the public schools. He writes
osmot‘thehcleybooh mnstbe kept in the
shoots at say out."

W

A correspondent. being in the ppvate of-
ten oi s Washington pawnbroher. saw a
fashionable lady come in and pawn a dis-
mond cross worth sum for .330. He
doesn't state what he was doing there.

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A Hartford man wants to sell a term in
which “meandering ‘strcama and rlvulets
parents luxuriant pasture. white males "
oils and Mymapias attract theeyee
the beholder." Who bids! ‘

A..—

Kiss Anna Dickerson's new lecture is en-
titled “Sewing and Reaping." And an old
bachelor cruelly says that Sewing and Rip-
ping would he a more appropriate subject
tor a woman.

My“

Half the people who are making this up-
roar over the exclusion of the Bible from
public schooisoolldn’t tell on their own re-
my whether the book of Genesis
was written by St. Paul or Hamlet.

—-—-—_

An exchange says: “' Angular alchohol ‘
is the Inter-Oman's latest way of putting it."
The latest way a large majority of Western
eaters Isve of putting it is putting it down
their throats. .

————..—-—-—

The majority of pins found in the sweep-
in¢s from the Dresden Union School house
are bent in a peculiar fashion” suggesting a
sudden ascent of pupils about to occupy the
recitation seats.

——-oo—-——_

A breed or dogs without tails has been
discovered in Africa. and how the mischiev-
ous boys there utilise old tln bottles and
fruit cans. we cannot pretend to say!

W

The Sandwich Islands are going to adopt
a new flag. but they can‘t decide whether to
take a gray horse blanket with rt hole in it.
or an old vest with the buck ripped out.

Mk..-

Bismarck is baldheaded. but you don‘t
celeb sny German newspaper saying that
In. Bismark is a highvtempered woman. or
melting anyjoltos about bludhcads general
ly. The beldheadcd man in that country is
looked up to.

.0. “r
“ What will you have!" asked at Walter
of one o! the Indiunu editors. at the dinner
in Philadelphia. as he handed hint n hill n!
fore. And the llooeier with the high forc-
hehd leaned book in his chair. wiped his
forehead thoughtfully with a napkin. and
circulated sternly: “(litttme all I ‘
”V‘W -—-.
The Uhictgu Inter Ocean sat» there is an
Ad threadbare. shut! colorrd.'thln-loclml.
spindleabnnkod. prppehandvsuult. woolen?
ed. rum-drinking fos‘il. hidden away some-
where in Washington. who has written
more congressional speeches than all the
members at the present House put together.
«ow-

“Suy. pop." said John llcury‘s hopeful.
the other day. “ wasn‘t it the prince o!
whales that swallowed Jonah l“ And John
patted his head. and told him he might some
day be an alderman. and then put on his
slippers. and found a smell chestnut-bur in
each toe. he took that bay over his knee and
wrestled with him.

' ———-¢so

Loving wife—Husband: deer. don‘t {or—
get to send the dreamnltcr around an that I
can have my dress finished before Sudnay,
sure. Husband—Now Sarah. there is no
fret about that dress—guess the heavens
won’t fall if it is not done this week. Wife
——John i you know the next Sunday is
Communion. and I have not a single dms
but that I have worn to communion at least
twice. They‘ll all know me by the clothes
I wear before a great while.

”-9..”-

He was travel-stained and weary, and his
eyes bad a law! wistful look. as though he
knew that rest was not for him below. let
his tired heart crave it never so much. And
as he humbly asked the lid»; of the house
for s morscl of 100d, his venerable appear-
ance and evident want amused all her wo-
manly generosity and she presently set the
poor tramp down to the 'remsins o! the
family dinner. “Poor old man !" she mur‘
mured sympathetically. as she saw him
lean book in his chair. leaving his food un-
touched on his plate. “he is too weary to
eat“--and she salted hinLil he felt ill “Not
exactly. mum.“ was the answer in a humble
voice; “but mos‘ people cooks their roast

 

 

 

beef till it‘s overdone, nn' overdone beef .1

don‘t gen‘lly agree with me. I" hav't got
any Wooster sauce. have ye ? i mos' gen

rally use it when beef s‘n't cooked to suit a

mi,
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fie Rev. Mr. Ritchie of Edinburg. though
a very clever man. sometimes met with his
much. When examining a student he to
the closeshe had attended. he raid. “And
you attended. be said. "And you attended a
class for mathematics 3"

“Yea.” 9r

hHow many order has n circle l“

“ Two." said the student.

“ ant are they r" '

_ ‘ ‘ u; tied. and ouulde."

Thedoetorthenaaid: “Andyouattend.
ed the philosophy enl- also!"

«Ya-so \ ‘7‘; ’ ‘ ‘a‘

"Wlpyciwodd-h-r lentnns unvari-
om sunset-i mm ever hear oneon
“sachet?“

OY‘N

‘Beesantleuevergobeloreacsuse

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“Giver-e en instance.”
.“Amanwheellnrabamw.”

'l'hedoeeorsat down.

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um Harm.—Polltrneraisto
aha-whatI-ctyk to awoman. It ere-
atesaniuantaseonslmprenion in hisbrs
“whilsibeoppaaihqnality ens-clause
“aperiodic-against him. “apoliti-
clawwhohasthisadvnntsgeensilydlatances
alarmed 7 bravery voter he
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deem

ne‘er-are momentum than cantor Oil.
ltenaulnsnoatoeholandtt is as plea-nut to
salons honey. It never m 3y regulating
tbsetcmeraadbewels the We cools the
“Manolo worms and prevents taverlshneas
enters the nerves and produces health-then or
course enliven on. sleep in quiet and noth-
ors on- not.

Cancels ls roam-ended by all physicians

. and nerseswbehantriedtnandttlshavtng arsp-

ldly increasing sale. It is prepared with great care
alter the recipe of Dr. Samuel Pitcher. of "III" at
themes-atone! 1.3. Rose a 00.. «Boy Street.
Raw York.

Iii-8m.

HIM! w. em

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mammal-elm

OROOERIES,

PROVISIO'NSt

FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Nmalk.

We are sneezit does not require columns of adver-
tisements to rattan our customers that the uality
or ogfioods is always the beatlu markeuand die they
are as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere.

Produce taken In Exchange

 

‘flentaur
|_ iniments.

lo nurly perfect are the recipes at theee wonder
rolpainqoothin: and healing Centaur Unlments.
thstwscan medently say they will alleviate
II! ”I. arising from ileah. hone or muscle de-
rangements. We do not pretend that they will
mend a broken leg or extol-at nate bolls. but
even in such cases they will reduce the inflammation
and stop the pein. liar can e guarantee the prop-
er results where thebody is issued by wile-
koy. Temperance is as necessary to a proper
physical. as mental condition.

The Wilts Centaur Lintnanr ls perv
tleularly adapted to all cases or show-luau,
anbsro. Neuralzla. Rryslpelas. itch. lprnlna,
Chlllblalal. Oats. Brut-en Stings. Poisons. Braids.
Sciatica. Weak Bach. Pains in the side. Wounds.
Weeping Sines". Burns, Frosted Feel. Polly.
Bauehe. Toothache. Headache. L‘lcera. Old Sores.
Broken Bronte. sore Nipples. Sore Throat. Group.
Dintherla. etc. The most of these complaints the
Centaur Llulmont will cure; all of them it will ben-
ell. It will extract the poison from bites
and slings. and will cure burn"- all aonlda
without a scar. The following is hat a sample of
a thousand similar testimonials :

“Inflow. 11.1.. Dec. 1.18“.
My wife has. lor a long time. been a terrible nulv
ferer from Rheumatism. Sheba: tried many I'llyv
alclans and man remedies. The only thin which
has given her re lot is Centaur Linlmenl. not re»
juiced to say this has cured her. ' ' 0

W. H. RING. Postmaster."

It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Lini-
ments are performing cur-on power before
ON!“ by any preparation in“ c!lllil’tN.-lll0
the Chronic Rheumatism nt‘ thirty year-at
"unit‘s, straightening fingers and joints which
have been all! for six yuan. taking the noronvn
from burns. etc.
One dollar. or even any tents. invested in con-
taur nutmeut will be within reach when an no-
eldewr owl". and will do more good then any
amount or mcney paid tor medical attendance.
When physicians are called they tr-sqncntly use this
Llulmont. and of course charge several prices for it.

 

Tho Yellow Centaur illniutont

ll adapted to the tough shlnmurrh-a and ill-sh oi the
animal cronlion. its oils-ct: upon ex-vrro cast-a of
Spat’in. a'wcrny. Wind Hall. thrill-ad and Pull-
It ll. are little less than men cloud.

Meme. 1. hit ‘luro d: t‘o.. llrugglst, rur. liltn and
Front St: . Cincinnati. 0.. on; :

“ in our cvighborhood a numlwr of tumult-r» err

using the Content Linintt-ut. 'l’hey turttnullnn‘ ll
superior to any they have u-od. \\ P evil as nun as

four to dwelt-renbuttlcs tit-r illt'lllll to outrun of
horn-e ‘flll mum."

Wu have \‘nlulllt‘ll of touttrunmnls drel‘t ihtug run-n
(I! Sprllna. Kicks. Gall-t. l‘ull~E\il. Iliu-liond. end
even Founders. uhlrh err little less than tunnels
h‘o owner or an enlmel can stinrd in he without a
bottle of t‘enlsur Linitnt‘nt. willt‘h any tiny may

prove worth twenty llllwi its cost.
Sold cvcryuhorr. but ) :rp-ttrd only at the
Lnbortttotv of J. ll lion}: ti! (‘o..
to i)" ll? . New Your

Sullntrs‘ Monthly for 1876.

The publlehere invite ntteutton tn the (allowing
list of some of the Attractive articloe aeourod tut
tit'ribner‘i Monthly. for the coming year. In the
heldul action. tie-idea ltlllht‘l‘tllll nuvelettee and
short etnrleo. then: will be

.9 llEliAlilihlth SERIAL sruntns

lil‘ AMERICAN AUTHORS.

The hrst of theatxuow complete it in our letln.

"GABRIEL GONROY."
By aren't. “ARTE.

Ill-gin. in the bloterubur number. and Will run {or 1!
months. This is Mr. Harte‘e first extended work.
The menus and t‘huuler u‘hlrh the author has cho
sen from his favorite do! . Fellini-ole. are painted
with characteristic vivlducu- end power; and the
work l'. without doubt. the mount graphic record 01
curly California life that has vet Appeal-tad.
\‘t c shall also bugle in the January number.

“ PHILIP NOLAN S: FRIENDS,
Ur. Show your Passports."
ttt‘ EDWARD EVERETT "ALE.

The scene of this story is laid in the annthwatt-
rrn territory. now lorrnlnv' the States or Loulonna
and Texas. at the time 0? Aaron llurr‘s treason.
The rhantctersllved in a section uhioh was now
American. now French. In. now n‘penlsh. and this
record of their advmzturo- lives mnltm u utory of
intense and unflaguing tutu-eat throughout.

A SECOND “ FARMERS VACATIOX."
vnr con. one. I-i. wsnrxo. m.

Hill Ht

Col. Waring is now in Europe. visiting. in a row-
boat ride of two hundred and Itty mlleo. one of llltt
moat fertile and interesting of the vine-growing val-
leys or Europe. This second series of paper-t prom-
ises to be even more tolerant than that with
which our readers are already fsut liar.

CENTENNIAL LETTERS.
EDITED BY JOHN VANCE CHENEY.
A rare collection of Revolutionary Letters. malnl

from stores in the hands of the descendents of Co .
Joseph Ward. They are full of interest. and will

.be reed withararo relish in connection with the

Centennial celebration at the you.
Brilliantly illustrated articles on

AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written roapoctlwl by their friends} will appear
during the year. ’1‘ revived Interest ncollc elifo
makes thesepapersespeclalty timely. and w t no-
cure tor them unusual atten on.

OLD NEW YORK.

E! l illustrated articles on Old New York.hy
roam! us. will appear at once. and will attract
the attention or all. in city or country. who mark
be development or the great metrop
oils. and «heavenly remember the quaint. pecu-

liarities of its 0 den tune.
number is profusely illustrated. t-bus enab-
in re to 03!“ dcetripti'ze afd narrativenaurxti~
an erost on on VI ue never a n-
ed‘I'n anon-illustratemgdlcrl. Under its accus-
tomed management the magarino will in the future
n the put.to sound liter

he devotr%aa it has bee in
ature and hrlstlan progress.
TB! EDITORIAL DEPARTX EN'I‘S

ocen y over twenty page: of each number and con-
uun r. Holland‘s rigorous and timely editorials. as
well as Reviews at the let out works in art. Lllcn‘
ture and Science.

Terrors, $4.00 a Year, in advance ,-
35 Ute. a Number. .,
Tull? vols..oon;p:§to. Nov. 1610 to 1873. bound’m m
maroon c o .... ........... . ........

- do. . do. bound in half moroco..... $00
\‘ols. begin in November and lay. Any of the
earlier volumes (i toV'lu) will be supplied reper-
ately to parties who Wlih them to comp
this rater. l. e.. cloth. 8? 00; hall at . . .
Bookseller-a and Postmaster-a will be
supplied at rates that will enable them to till any or

have olors.
“’liwmnt '23. not: rm" 3:- °....~ new"! his:
or re or r. or .
lot-toy in letters not reel-tend. it sonder‘e risk.

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HANFDRD ‘ WILGOX.

DEALER IN

00M. &. W000

WOLESALE tb RETAIL.
Yard the West end of the Bridge.

SOUTH NORWALK.

Families and histories supplied with the beat at
lowest market prices. Delivered within an reason-
able distance. mpt attention given to l orders.
large or small.

D. H. WEBB, Agent,

Call and see us and leave your orders. 8th

 

Grand ”Opening

0" THE
LATEST NOVEL'rnos

"1

FALL STYLES
MILLINERY GOODS

FANCY Goons

A‘l‘

Mrs. H. KRIEGER’S

WASHINGTON STR BET.

 

()IJ') \‘71GIJIJ
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.

'1‘th old Ilaud. which is justly celebrated for tho
rupvrlor quality ot‘ its music. airing come under
tho nunagolnvnt of tho nndtvslfnod. will continue
to timer to tho clllrona ul‘ title cl 3

Fill! Class Meats of all Kinds
AT FAIR PRICES.

'l‘ht: lllltltvllguod h \lm: had “Winn” to row
ducting this luminou- n title place tools that he
knows tlw want: of this outttuumlty. and in mouth!“
of hisahtilty luahll-f)‘ thum.und will sell Just an
churn an the quality of the mom wlll ellow. and be
hope: lw strict attention to business to receive a
liberal e‘haro or the public patronage.

it P. C‘. II. BIN-“VS, Aleut.
2 ~l

(d() 'I‘()

HURLgyTT’s.

lie will do you no ltttrut.
In eununor he will keep you cool.
In winter ho wlll hoop you warm

lsAétéT'lero.

The Best Family Liquors
BOTTLID LAGER.

TRY MY FIl'E GENT CIGARS!

[‘08. MAIN AN! . NS 51‘s.. SOUTH NORWALK

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m. and em turn.

The nubecriberu having united the marble Works
of 3. ll. Price and the Granite Works 1’. w. Bates.
would invite tho attention of tho public to "It! llll‘
usual facilitice they now have for the rapid ornrutlon
or nll order-Pertaining to thu Manufacturing and
Delivering a

'MONI'MENTXL, BI'ILDING,

AND

CEMETERY WORK

Either of Granite. Marble, Drab or
Blue Stone. Importers of

Scotch Granite.

Al'eo mnnnfsctuw rs of all kinds of MASONAND
STUaVE L'L'TTERS‘ TOOLS.
PRICE, BATIS .. co.

Yuma—3 and .5 hlmlmnic St.. and band 11 Water
St. Also Agents for tho VELOCITY LA WN
10 W572. m

Norwsllt. Conn. Wham

 

Lanterns

AT

5; 15:. E99K‘!29.Pl§;_

Are You Insured ?

P‘AIRFIE'JD
mi INSURANCE carrot.

South Nos-walk, Ct.
noun-nan taco.
CASH CAPITAL $900,000,
ASSETS, JULY. I, 1874, $818,748.

mama’s a

 

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mar n.

. South Not-walk.
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I ma gonna:

t: B.’ lllllilll t Still, ‘

a

DEALEBI IN

CHOICE FAMILY

llllfllllihllis
nontntmnn,

PROVISIONS

AND

‘MEATS.

Corner Low do Bouton Sta.

T. H.001]!!! ' 'I'IIADDIIUIGUYBII.

 

FOR

PRINTING

GO TO THE

Sentinel Oflice.

PIETUREWFFKMES l

The longest and most com into stock of Picture
Frames and Picture Frame aterisls to be found in
this section. is kept constantly on hand by

Buckingham s; (30.,

At their South Norwels Furniture Store. whore you

t or lcturea framed in un .‘st in of Block-
:‘allgt.§osegrood. and Gilt many”: may desire.
This firm has all the latest and

BIS‘I’ APPLIANGIS,

tor the manufacture of Frames in Irat class style.
and it you have ctures in your house without
trainee there is no onger nuy Karon why they may
not. be tuned at the . »

LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then you know your pictures can the-be
made to add much rocks and orname

‘-
ti e! or homandwlth ourlnoraasadtacilltiea
fermiotIIIwnrhthser-stwtllhebatwmng.

UNDERTAKERS

”summary

FURNITnnn

MAIN STREET.
orrosrrn Till W W.
80m Noltwux.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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Alfred Knapp

3...... on" to “cutout: “no
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still-Wow in WA!!! not: or 31'.

For the best hand at FLOUR. go to

A. K N A P P ' S.
For tlueet BUTTER in town. go to

A. IiNAPP'S.'

For 8 lb Barnes celebrated name. Pork.
lard. rig"; to ‘

A. IKNAPP’S.
For the best COFFEE sud TEAS. so to
' A. KNAPP’S.

I'or anythin you want in the zroce line it on
want the beetfto be had. so to ry '_ I

A. K N A P P ' S.
For a now lot of 018338.30 to

A. Ii N A P P ' S.
For your TABLE CUTLIRY..30 to

A. I{ N A P P ‘ S.
For SILVER PLATID WARE. go to

A.‘KNAPP’S.

For th 0 best KEROSINE OIL. go to
A . K N A P P ’ S.
Who is also Agent for the genuine

ASTRAL 011..

on cannot and cite-
KNAPP'S,
Washington Street.

For anything you want thnt
where. no to All“!!!

 

' CAMPHO‘RINE,
NB m was OF PAIN.
I’Irticnlarly adopted to

Rheumatism, Sprains Stiff Joints,
. Glandular Swellings, die.

ONLY 'rwmrrrvn CENTS A'BO'I'I'LI.

rol- sale by I." Drugists. '

REUBEN IIOYT, Proprietor.
sot onuxwrcu s'rmr. mm 103:.

Califoritat
PECK ’ 8,

DRUGGIS‘I'.

S. F.

South Norse-II, Cell.

 

(X L—THE WEAN'S FRIEND

BEST FINISHED AND 1081‘ rear-nor
m: “FLAT IRON " IVER MADE.

lemmas asdlhisldOembtned.
The handle in outing

* up ‘ separate. and ma
' .‘ need for any numb’orol

mil-l

 
 

irons. It can be adieu-
ed instantly. and hole:
ovidcd with a ehicl
he hand is «unplug: _

.. “we “:3. .l"‘°‘“"a."....““° we
done e as to any a on
calf: otnratt or P. 0. Order tor the amount. either
or a following sets:
Be! 80. 1-4 We “5. Cami 7 lbs.. I handle. .1”
" H “ 6. 1 end 8 lbs. ‘~ I.”
“ H 7.8aud9lbo. .. nae
Nickel mated Irons. 75ers. per set extra.
Any party ordering are sets will re-
oslvo one an extra as n pro-l...

Thoroughly reliable agents iterated.
Add” “MRI-YR I‘D [EON 60..
so First St... Brooklyn. 1:. n. s. r.
NWea-huanauhs-Isaotthbnsr.

 

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J. B.
Builder nod Contractor,

RAYMOND.

SOUTH NORWALK, CT.

Shop. Wm M the Depot. near the Nursery.

 

 

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Vegetation.
‘\\

! SIA,‘

Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Batousues‘s, Loss of Appetite. and
- au Diseases arising from a disordered date of

STOMAOH, LIVER and BLOOD.

That it is true from anything of a mineral or uninrions naggre ta battled to by the Beat yatelnns

in Daqu . For sale by 1)"!qu and Grocers.
I. l. 1’ OK, Agent. m

1.1!) it .
TEfiOSES BAKE 00.. DAKBUIY. .

 

GOOD HOGS make Goon PROVISIONS ll
Ask for ANDREW’S

NEW HAVEN “SAUSAGES,

Fresh Pork, Lard, Hams, doc,
~ The BEST in the Market.
F. S. Andrew dz 00., Pork Packers, New Haven. 01:.

 

 

IF YOU
WantaCook.
Want a Clerk.
Want a Partner.
Want n Situation
Want a} Sdesmon.
Want a Servant Girl,
Want to sell a Piano.
Went to Buy" a Farm.

S
w

Want to cell a Carriage,
Want to Borrow Honey.
Want to -sell our Prom.

.Want to sellGrooerles, or Drugs,
Wantto sell DryGonda orcarpetsh
Want to and Customers tor Anything,

Adrertise in THE SENTINEL!

Advertising will gain New cm
Advertising will. keep on! W

 

J. H. FERRIS.

 

Coal and. Wood,
‘ FOOT or MASHALL or~

wash-sharks "savanna-ac

 

 

* Scutth Nor-walk

I‘ll owns DISOOVIIIII 0
08' 0:0! ‘l' P m .

READ“ THIS;

Burough People.

H. 3. BROWN.

BOOTS, SHOES tit. RUBBERS

or iklnd “teammates-es . a
larglotof “Arm“: Wm
Howells! then-cal cs. I

A LAN! LOT 01’
Ladies’ Rubbers. second
quality. Price 40 eta. a pair.
Mons’ ditto 70 cts. n pair.

Agnemtofpodgoodsof all kinds. .1
fair cos.

Come and See.

Horse Care run right by the'donr. Du notion.
gettheplace.

ELY’S BLOCK,
80an NORWALK. CT.

G. W. DAV.

CHEAP

’CASH
antennas.

BEST .
N. 0. M
Inferno Ir.

15 Cents pes- Gallon.

David‘s Prize Soap,

I2 Bars Ibr 0].“.

Good- Dcuvcrod‘to Any Par-t ol.
The City and Tavern.

 

THE I’LAOF. TO BU’Y.

Dmggiata Acorn-tic.

Soap. SpOngcs, Select “Drugs.
fluid. Extracts. Flour Sulphur,

Pure Drugs. Perfumery. Potent Medicines.
Mixers, Extracts. Eye Stone-a.

Oomphor, Cloves, Cobalt. Cards.

Kamaln Powder. Knives.

Drugglst Sundries. Doris-inn. Digstaline,
Rouge. Rum Bay, Rue. Rag-weed,
Urn-Ural. Umbrellas old to loudly“
Guerene. Gum Sticlac, Gum Trogacumth.
Glycerinc. Gelatine. Glue. Gum Arable.
Isingises. 'Indoilihle Ink, Indigo.

Skins Chamois. Sam-on, Sage, Senna,
Troches. Thyme, Tar. Tongue Scrapers. "

S rupa. Spermaoeti. Strychnla.

intments. Oils Essential. Oil Castor.
Unicorn Root, Unfivded Root Beer,
M Rubber, Tooth Bruehm. Tin Foil,
Honey, Hair Brushes. Humphrey's Specifics,

N aptbs, Nouns-gs, NervintjDodd'e.
Oat-meal.0il Cod Liter. Opodelduc.
Restorere for the Pair; Razors. Rat Pom.
Waters—Medical. Wine of the Woods.
Aniline Colors. Atwood’s Cologne.

beeches Best Swredish. Linmente.
Knowle‘s Insect Powder, Ketbalmn.

Cell and see for yourselves. ready to wait
On customers. We can be found for
Vight calls. on Eariland Street,

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Over O1,000,00il worth of
R E A L E 8 TAT E

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Snead hr a Catalogue.
douse Purge Tickets and Foreign
Drafis at Cheapest Ram.
LIFE III FIRE INSURANCE
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CAPITAL mm.

OVER. $70,090,000.

Mil uoeivd IBM“ “It“

INTI!” allow“ occluding In M urea
”bandage-oral leaking Dasha-Wet

Bunklrsg.
Real Estate,

hares-aloe

OFFICE.
—or

MELVILLE—E. MEAD,

OLD BANK BUILDING; Washington Street
com wonwau. can. ‘ ta

JACOB I. LAY'I‘ON, Cutler,

F. H. NASH & BBUS.

an ustroodvedandndded to their large
wilymmot “'1

cocoons,

An invoice of
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mantle lutexmandofnewanddest -
rah-pen. y took’oonslstsol rs

Bohemian, Glass, Crystal,
Pariah, Lave, Yellow
and Buckingham
Wares.

A full saoortmrnt of IRON {IOLLOW
WARE. Plain. Tin Lined and Enameled.

Till Willi if all Kills.

Plain. Japenrd. Planlshed and Brittunia
Tau Polo and other Goods in that line.

“’OODEN “’ARE.

Brushes. Stove Blocking. etc. etc.. etc

FURNACES. RANGES. STOVES

gents for AFGAXD PABLO! 810V! with t‘lta'
it mete. t-oie W lot

Colin's limit In: Healer:

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FREXCB BRAD”. and WAX KATE-
RIALS for Making Flowers

IRON GLAD PAINT

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It mum our roads.
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M. PO'I‘TER’S
MUSIC» STORE.

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

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PIANOS. 080438

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