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CHAPTER XVIII .
I n ported eg-ain in the evening. according
to orders, mid that night we went to Su‘i‘
vrn‘s Island and exsmined Fort Honltrie.
How he got past the guards is what puzzled
M. “e n~ked mc one night it I would not
like to gs with him. but I thunked him very
kinrilv and declined There was a good
man}: plsce~ I had to 5:“ t.\ tint I would
ritner hive been excused from. but I would
not tell the the rusjnr ‘s i for fear that he
would tike it in his but} I \ tn tk ‘ m: :0 it)
worse plan.“ still. The following night he
thundv he wont i visit Fort sumter. II:
wssgoimz the rounds of oil the form but
Sumter w“ tau much for him. f -r lust: .is
we were coins: ‘o la 1d a sentry hailed us
cud order-ml us to n trim): with the hunter
sign. which of worse we did nit have. and
the uni \r to‘d me to do my best sud pull vtl‘
Bing? went the sentry‘s gun I ll’ whrh~ we
had been but not where we were. In lm
thun hall n minute it seemed thst the whole
of Fort Sumter wars lighten] up with blue
lichts 1nd sky rockets. and in it very few
minutes everv fort the robs hsd wss shelling
the harbor expecting that we were there.
but they were mistaken. we were up the
0ka tutu-hing: at their foolishness. I sup-
pose thnt the sentry at Fort Sumter pic.
tured us out us about the hundred hosts tlII
trying to land.
The firing did not cease until morning
and the msjiir ttimtgtit it w is usrlcss for us
1.1g“ nut ttnn becutw [hissilily we tuiubt
get bit. He l tI I me to go to my q'mrtets
nnd get my breakfast and Ctmr‘ bsck flg‘tlll.
While I was at my qzt-irters tho b on were
trilmg me what a time they lnd lisd all
night. They had to stsnd under arms and
toll me what it beautiful sight For! Sum
t -r was. all covrrcd with tire works. end
that I had missed 3 splendid sight by not
seeinu it. They did not know IIl‘lI it was
my trying to lsnd th.t cuts-«ed such a
tune.
After breakfast I wunt luck in the b ttll
again and we Went to Fort J vltnst-m and the
major inspected the works. and while I was
waiting for him a short tl'stnitce « if I Ilt'artl
some ttllt‘;t‘l“l\\‘IIllg through the sedge coming
from Jinns Island. I knew it was not the
m tor for be- had not been gout: long enough.
I waiscttinv; on the limits of it snull crwk.
tthe tnlirsh lit-tween .\lvrris and Jatuvs I~l~
“din-u nil full of little crrck‘l. and 1| pcr;
son aiming from .I miss Island could not see
me until l.e would git within live It‘t‘l
tnr. therefore I was not iitIiuid of any one
man an ions: as I had it good rt \‘uIt‘cr. and
still it would tint do to fire it shut I uni so
close to Fort Johnston. S i I waifed until
the man was within four feet of me. and
then pointing my eroiver for his ,ll‘!‘ nit-l
laid him if he spoke ‘I‘OJTt‘ it WIII\III I
wsuli end his do: You til i)‘ tslk about ‘I
p~rsun twin: srirwl but you csu just bz‘l
your bo‘t ~tu iluilir tiiit that nun w is
Ills liiir almost stood on end. and he sail.
“For ti id “his. don‘t shoot. I surrender T
I then ink .l hint whit lie wss doing t‘ietv.
and he toll no: lie instant in 3v? ins l~tt.e
\‘ihkt‘t‘ ‘lllls‘. I“! I“. Ilatl ;: II Iilcxl at! It 1::
oh. 3. I tall him to sit down sud we would
tsih it over. but first to give the llll\‘ teen.»
on: llhl be but}. but be bid mum with the
exception of an old lick kuit‘v whxlt I did
no? wsnt. II ~ nskrd inc \TIIlI I w“ «loin:
their. uni I tell hint or} worn ult‘t it the
best Iwu'd. Then: \\' .5 vi abuidttste cl
~xsters in the cork. and I tuld hiui lac
“Mali . pen mine . i th» in it Ii“ uni» d tn.
which he did uni who s inn t. r at».
Bib“ It: ‘4: \‘\‘§\‘ “EN \‘32 \‘t‘; Illu' H"
w \‘N ‘h‘A do I“ “‘.ths‘ I\} han ‘- ix it“ lb.“
tho Rh would come Nil \hi ie “I noon
3“»- !Nb‘ ‘cziI ‘15be It.“ is“ 5&5 k‘
the Ital“! win". \th how it tit-l sow: u-x
”inhibit whirl to mu ‘1 n. it.» lirattk-{IAI
new tint xii had all bid \‘wwr. l“ t bu we!
l\3<313<~*fi>‘~\ “‘5 bxl w \l~‘*- 1\ hut “his“.
as a» tie m toms it tutu u or t.
E513 30‘s in
M9. us»: not :3 lilt- mt it I won u now to
ill
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w. wt omit min t your not {we limit it» it .
t. so it “in was WA ths‘ at not tit \ \h l
w l mull uns- sud «My be \M‘?‘ «ml
w thl he QM aw wit iii-siting moo. it»
on vow town summit to sie- Min 1 MA
tar company. ant mustn't ‘vII the potion.
Ht! “‘9 at “town Fir \ l‘e'w llninulr t l l 1
Mai no soft I. ‘ .\Ii \Y. tin» tile is rims.
and we mrmnnt stay hobo. hit” when the
rule gm up the It"! can we motor the tops
o! the sedge. and once they ml sight or! its
you know thst R Will be all thy wi‘h on s: i
be but: better be going "
Mural times I tried to putrp lbt‘ m t xr.
and have him tell we wiwrc Ilt.‘ hill burn
and what belied donc. but be vus very si
lent on thnt question. I suppose tint what
he found out went to General Giluiort‘. and
t i no one l‘IsL‘. We "rived at hendqutrters
obitutnoon end I was dismissed min the
order: that he would not need me nrtlu un
til the next night. end to get it good h‘sl.
I had :t good night‘s rest that night, and
it turns something that I needed very much.
for I hud no out faur or five nights in site
tension.
The next day I thought I would go up to
the front and look at the batteries work.
That day all of the batteries were shelling
Fort Sumter. I counted one buudrvd uttd
forty guns sud mortars tit-in: lust I8 first ‘i
plosible. Talk about 1 Foullh of July cel~
ebrntiun! That best all I had ever heurd
combined together. I took particular tin.
rice 0! one at our rifle I‘nrrot guns that cut"
ried n three hundred pound ball. It took
twenty-ave pounds of powder t i loud it. It
is impossible for me to tell you the noise it.
nude. but it was terrible. Thny could fire
but two shots In hour from it and one gang
of men could fire but two shots before t-iey
would have to be rclenscd. They tired
mostly percussion shells, And when one of
them struck Fort Sumter a pile of dirt and
mortar would go up in the air as large I: 1
small house. Our batteries kept up n study
fire on scatter for forty~ei¢ht hours with
out musing, end when they stopped it was
nothing but u pile o! ruins. but still that
rebel he; won flying over it on s smsll pole.
The lurge as; pole had been cut down.
The night of September let I loaded the
major on Cnntmings’ Point, which is the
upper end of Morris Islnnd. He told me to
, go to hendquarters end report. end writ
than for him. unintended to go through
Port Wagner sud thence to headquarters,
whid he did not! arrived there before any
11‘”. Where tbu men could not go it In:
. “‘31s for mortnl mun to 30. Nearly
"a, It“ he would go somewhere 1nd tell
ruwhcvud whutomert himud I do
not remember n he that he failed
wanes me when hen-id hewould.bnt1
do m that there "sunburn!
thwthtlhfl dejatom
would
pay. I, bantwulluhtnndlaw and
mumb‘mndlvonnm
«September
8
fl.
Inn-lye!
llv» \\ o {‘Mlihé to new n is s .
Info. exam to keep the bootl‘ntl Him
noutoslllsnd st onetime. Mfiuahnd
cornmsnd old [had to keep pulling from
one end of the line to the other no that he
could give the necessnry orders. They'were
ordered as noon us they loaded to charge on
Fort Ci'eeg and turn the guns on Fort Wat
ncr. and at the some time the land forces in
front 01- Wagner mere to charge. We kept
rowing up gradnntty to the shore. nnd had
gotten within nstnm‘s throw of it before
we were seen. rind then the sentry halted us
III-d the Major answered. “ Reinforcements
from Charleston.“ but It did nut take. nnd
the sentry fired at us. Then could be heard
the insjnr‘s voice giving the command.
‘Forwnrd and lino.“ We hitd it rocket in
our boat res‘y to set ( fists soon as we could
land to signnl to the forces that we were
waiting to Phil!“ Wagner. The EIT‘I‘JI‘
landed and set elf the rorxtt. expectiur of
course that the other boats would land. but
five or six titles from the shore drove them
back. and do what we could. we could not
get them to lend. Victory was within our
reach. and my. bzt for the cowardm u!
that regiment. and what wins worse the sig~
nal had been 6161 that we httd landed. had
the hind forces had ehsrgv‘d twice expecting
every moment help front us. But they
were disspphintrsl. sud thst ended the se-
(Mnd nustilt on Fort Wanner. The van.
ty~feutrh .‘Isswsclirnsetls lost very heavily
in the clisrce. At one time they held psrt
of the fort but nftvr It fow moments were
conipnlied to give it up In the report of
that dvfcst it spoke about the count-dice of
one rvultit-‘nt but gave all IIlt‘ blame to the
ptithcs and said not n wold acuitist the of
floors. but it it Il‘ttI been victory it would
have civctt till tlw praise to the “finer! end
said nothing about the privstvs. I hoard
tlic u‘nj \r sav that if he had bad either the
Six'lt. Seventh. or Tenth (‘ inu'ctlvut with
him that night we wouli have been victor
latte. .‘Inj tr S. W‘ts from Connecticut. ind
be is living at this time wi'liin rencb of this
pu‘wr. and when he IO‘l-li this. if he ever
does. he will well rv'tnember the night that
he tried to land the —th Now York rcgi~
mom on (‘iuurnings‘ I‘uint—I do not rx-uteru
bz‘r tltc number of the rcgimcnt. but we til»
'wavs called them the “I. ist Ducks.“
(lit 1hr ninth day of S- plcnibcr was taint-
llll‘llCt‘tI one of the must ltmvv buntlutrd»
nirnts limit I ever Ilf‘ttI'tI. It shook \hc is-
ltud from our cud to the (titer. Everr nun
we Il‘htI on the ISI‘lIhI. bvsidcs night monitors
lltItl llll‘lilllt‘tI two guns curb. and lllt‘ It in
sides that mounted sixtwn ltwivi- units and
five or six wooden uunlat‘s till boiiib trdina
F ‘ll Wagner. It was a sand Inti.nntl whcn
mm lull titu iv a Iitllt‘ another one would till
it up S true of the omnibus threw shells
that measured tif‘cfln inches in diumvtvr.
They kept up the firing till day of the ninth
and all night it was ll splendid sight to cor tltr
dish of so tusnt‘ nuns. ‘IIItI III‘.‘ sttiwuis of
tire tbnt worn in the air. sll-HVIl‘g III“ I"l(‘k
of the shells. I' was a vow .mrk night.
but still we cvuld sec to tend \‘vry I‘lnitllv
I‘_\‘ III“ II tfill‘ S 0' IILt‘ ctlt‘i. I‘ll“ filing (Mp
lTnunl all \I ~)‘ the tenth nit-l till tbnt night
\\'c went rut in the birbnr tl at night not
ind lll‘n‘ht‘l I\ \at with its with siV int-n in
it .\i\ wt two “clock in the illt‘Illlltc we
.~.\\~ ‘t lust“ ll ‘rt of b. n‘s bowing tho is} lit»)
' \‘t‘ I) I
ft IIII‘I ii :i‘ ‘lic It“ . \Vl’lt‘ \V‘u‘ll‘tllll: tlzt‘ is
land. 'I‘llr‘ nigi \r wrote su or-ler sud si u‘i d
it. and toll “to to .li-liV- r tint in \Ii‘ueru?
G IIIIWI'V‘ Itllnit‘". mid \iddol if I cur pullul
in my life to ptt‘l llt‘u. The “M \t 2‘ t int »
tiw other but‘. no? u\\“\\’ I ststlel.
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l
i
.‘h‘ (‘1 ‘v‘ I ‘ \itt Ill *s p. ssilxlt‘. it“.
Wren I did act I litt‘c and I \N‘u‘d Fifi
"“t but ‘IIIII st out o! w i‘vr. It All out
l he lune to t‘ uh hex ‘Q‘LVM’I‘. I Fonts?
thv sent-ml ns‘wp. but the gourd soon six .I.
root him. not hr» wnntul tn “the the URN!
to I‘m. but the tuft \Q MM no t \pivc it tn
“furore. \N n. . one it‘s“. The unusual
but“! tux You» so} rn.\\\~.U-‘3$V~l it. W low to
in.» l Md‘ rt noun is
" Alter svu but} the: cube be vote on» w l»
t It New M utilities in to the insist on v.» u xx
ll \vik'ls‘“ NW l but sv-wlwxl not but. i
hurl the NM r ll W“ M the oval cunt»;
_ Mir-I rev m bust itwtu this» tutor» I hit to
7 Wit e} I §‘\‘ Mott M hives musics. cw“ ah
wool ., u‘- l Ml Mum xt expel» N‘WI'M
IVAN! the tutu»- l Ht hm uu‘d I not but;
lie that mt w i. will up N u.» that» «m
I mu M from not ii tin luswthv mu Ms.
my lt-b hut-cc \hqldi'et‘. tw itl ins on. t:
cl t 5 poll rill not“ the slim.
l tun-wt tum until j>txl “Not on IH‘vs-k.
trip. nit-l wore going tl-s‘ by tho
not light eunuch for the t \ t~~ll whfihvi tin-y
Worn \‘snktos or robx so I lxy down in my
butt lust so that I \‘i‘llIvI you «Nor tho it It.
It nteautthnt they ltsd cutturctl one bunt
I\)\\I of n-bs. The boot wits loaded mostly
with him! bread and bacon. They.“ crc sent
up the creek under the escort of the bout
that we had with its. and we landed and
hauled our boat up on the bench and Waited
tilltl be seen.
what it sight. did we see.
Wagner.
ms} I! told me not to pick up anythinul
saw it I’vtilued my life. end he very careful
not to step nn‘uny IlIlItt stick. for he sus~
ready to spring up it we touched anything.
and I found out nfterwnrds that he was
right. When I joined my own company how
they wondered where I came (rout. I told
them from Cumming‘s Point. They knew
I was out every night, but wbrre to thev
eiuld not.
know.
When we went into Fort. Wagner there
was soon n 1 strong smell tilt-t it wns sicken-
ing. There were dead bodies thnt bud lain
in the sun for three or four days One pile
I noticed psrticulnrly contained six dead
on, but just as soon us I had it in my hand
I thought how careless I was. there might
have been n torpedo Inst to that. letter tui-
ell I knew. but I hid it and now I would
rend it. It wits dated three day's before
Ind dIhCch to a women in Columbln. S. C.
It won from n son to his mother, end he
went on to tell her that be we: well end but
not received n scintch. but if the letter
belonned to the men I took it from he won
mlltnken. for the whole top of bin bend was
blown 06’ way down to his mouth. Such
was the uncertainty of life. He bud written
thnt letter three day! before. nnd bud no
thoughts of dying. but now be won num-
bored with the skin.
The. tree I dun! undo to bury the deed
mt lay around and they were ordered to be
very careful of guythln; thnt looked mph
clout. When they come to the six tbnt try
in n pile oncolthedetniled MW“
see a string the! w. fastened in the button-
holu of canto! the deed men. He reported
had murdered indigo-«ruse ptleand
by doing tint they nemrtbvd s torpedo um
natal-ed shoot 3 all keg full of powder.
Th devilhh ingenuity o! the robe had
M tilt wnytnuow theYnnkeuup
amt thin l “w tum b‘NIV “siting it worth
I: \V“
..____ _.,___ 1 Let‘s.) um him”! a! throt-
VYY‘ shun y “11““ u“ cw,“ 11 w" n...‘ . _ . ,
' . ' .~.‘_" \ ‘ttl “It l\'.\
Sinus nI the thumb and ttnuer. “‘5 N “W I‘m m“! m‘ 3‘ ‘ I“ M ‘ I
uittcrtvd t» :0. but be wt uni not let thmti.
ity that I knew that the major was among
tin in. but whrit did that around boat moan?
until lI would be light enouuh Ior us to see
The bombardment haul ceased
and all was quiet and wiicn it this nearly
sunrise we started for Fun Wagner. but
It was nothing
but tlrni Ill?“ and horses and shot and shell
til the tray botwcv-n Fort Cree: and Furl
Before we got to Wagner we saw our
troops coming around the sea end of it. The
peeted that the ground was fulloftorpedues
Even my own brother did not
r bels. «us top of the other I saw a letter
sticking out at the pocket of one and took it
I
'
One pou- fellow‘uw n lendid rcvdvfl '
lying on the ground. and picked it tip. but
it wns the lat not of his life. ’ The next In-
"I!“ he was blown to stoma. the revolver
being hitched to n torpedo. The entrigce l
to the bombproof was full 0! them. so that t
we could not go in.snd there were wounded
rebs inside that needed our care sud told us
nbont the torpedoes in the entnnce. We
did not know what minute the magazine
would go up until a wounded robs told us
that nround the entrance was torpedoes}. nnd
if we would move the door the whole thing
would m up W'e noon fixed that by digingg
down throuub the top
Of all the torpedoes that were in arid
around that place there wits but one man .
picked up the revolver. \Vc did- not eat
any thing that we found for fear that it
would be poisoned. When no .‘t\\\‘ any
tltingthnt looked doubtful we would tie a
it
I‘ reported h the major that 'nlglit. but he
told me thnt we had finished our duty. and
sir in» to go to my quarters. and in three
days time to report to my c iptuin for duty.
I busted myself the hunt of the three days
opening oysters und fishing. and how tiiad
it did iitiike tin-orderly to think I wits tlicrc
sud he could not unit r IIII‘ about. I did not
even lisve to answer to roll will. but after
my three drivs IIMI t‘xpil‘t‘tl I trpurtmi to the
caytsiu.
I supp is» you luv» nu ides tiiiit Nurture
the whole oi the island was ours that our
iinrti work had Slttppvd‘ but. if anything. it.
was harder. bee tusc thorn Was so tinny of
the men that were unlit for duty tlttt it put
doublt‘ the amount of work on Ill‘tsl‘. that
were well. but we could do must 0! our
work now during the day. A great many
times we would have. to work all day and
then no on guard at night. We were kept
constantly to work until the inst of D cent-
her
I remember one day l was detailed to help
move pit of the powder nnd umunitiou from
one o! the magazines. We were conveying
the powder in wheelbarrows scross n
swampy piece ol ground. plank having been
laid down for us to “‘qu on. end putting it
into nnnther mtg zine. when the look-mil
called “Covvr for Furl Moultrie l ‘ We
stopped and watched the shell to are if wits
coming for us bi furt‘ we would cover. We
snw tlittt it was. and then we dumped ptth
tier; burrow- end all in the stump and mu
for L‘x-er. but bt'fure we not there the chill
burst. ind a piece weighing about It‘ll pounds
strut-k n Vermont b -y in the back 0! his
net k and cut liun in two lengtltwnys as quick
:is fill ‘SIL l‘nwr fell ‘w ‘ lie ueve knew whst
hit him. I Could t- ll of it great tin‘ny suvlt
liorrililr (no. tlitt I "l\\'. but will pus on to
pit-ii. AII’M r sin in s. and bow IIl‘tI tlw next
clinp \‘t‘ \\l'.I \-.~ Itiuzr It‘ll t l‘iwti this one has
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Ik‘lx‘Iul. \\l7II but it i rut ‘t‘TtltH tivv in ii
\‘ttiitt‘y in the “hole I\_V\iIII“I"I ‘I‘li‘ I\“
tiixitii‘ei‘ ..{ tlir t\~;t.iu~iit \\ as \“l IIIl‘ skit
I|\I 'I‘nret- .‘tils nitt‘rn a: I\ \\'i~ iuuili‘l at
in 8‘ .\ll;§‘l\ll..t‘. l“.\‘ll1l»\. I‘itl of I‘li‘ its?
mind \\ti’\‘ umtgtr-l to guriuui lot in I“ it
.\I trim». nti vll NM. ‘II stow It‘ll 'I‘ltv ti
tu «ltdrt i-I tltv I\‘;l.itt‘lll llllf\IIl‘«I mil silt
of tlu‘ t‘tl)‘ usl s .v‘tl \u‘t‘iit‘d \‘\Illl\ \\‘¢
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it til.
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tin: (sis: but» ti..\\ I b \-I I\‘\\l tutti i -r do!“
sinus iItK‘ In‘dc \xl Killfiwufl. \\ but tii\‘ Ich
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i‘It‘ \ii! :5 :tutl I. \‘ I II: .‘ -I.\t~~—»
k‘ g» \‘ht It ‘ \it‘X Ils‘
who tux haul up u etched so lul x. nod I
Md x \‘c-‘x It t tvt- t I tux lit-‘3 «in: to cut
up out was mu. to? Ru»; will no Nation
Md xii'ltn tux um 1-. u am on f‘ Mnxl . lot to
“treat it «in: hw- tlmw- hurt . no two... \hx‘kQ’
:slt out. on \\-§it\~5~1:ihlill undo wt cw one.
twin on c inputs" t xuwi wt tam mulls «Mid
“kl #553: My» #1 Milo“ I N “*1de \ \iks-Tl‘s‘ to“?
the k‘“.§‘~"\§:-. \ tail. \‘t‘fi'a W: V9.1???“ \"rirlt luv.
Word into my twat «will on":
‘\I as IR ,3“ in ill“ .3. t'htilfil ‘3“ t." ‘
Now. loll t in- \‘Wt’tsénb rust '
“Me“. I «si that «Ne to «a "
“Way out ‘
‘ ‘§t\\\““‘ I l “*0 not ti turd \lwlu’; and
“th b-wt‘ not it Yin-vi
“I doll"! val» it it "I’ll ‘
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I sin thine his words «\m‘lly lli‘ ind
cmimwncod more «it his tyrauy ovor mu.
‘VIIHIII‘IF. mn‘t you get xnuiu NW to cu in
mil \ NI
\R'm Iitd‘t' (ll to
but. \vvnt and rcportcd pic to the mptsiu tut
whining dutv. The csptutn (‘ltltlt‘ mid took
me by the collu' and fairly drugged
tun from the tent. Thank tire
Lord that I was not urtnml tit. tltst liltllllt'lil.
if I Iltltl boon I would ititvr shot IIlllI captain
dead on the spot. and then he would have
died drunk. Reutlots. I do not like to It‘II
of one of my «itllcm bring in that condition
end having charge of the cuiitpuny. but such
is it fact. ILc told me so “fit" We were \II.\~
charged and begged my pthloumud I freely
forgave him.
'I‘ltcsergennt thtit Iitttl Command of the
mint} came to tun llllII told me to come on.
and he would do my part of the work. and
he did do it. and I was thankful to hint for
it. He took my ttx. when we not to NW
woods. Mid cut my purl. ttud thou ctrrivtl it
in for we. The orderly looked tit hiut with
tlru in his eye. but it lIItI not utitku any dil-
fercnce. Sergeant \V. lind charge of that
squad and could do as he liked with the
men. The orderly would have liked to do
bill me to help put up the shade. but he
could not for his (IUI‘lII was already lllttdc
und he could not change it. I told him
then that lie was iity superior pillow and he
could do as be pleased with me. but to rt‘v
member thnt when we were at home that 1
run his equal. and that my word would b:
token before I". B's. I was Icquuinted with
hint before he went to the unity. rind knew
the character he bore. I never saw him but,
once since we left the army ‘nnd that was
about four years after we were discharged.
And ”11‘ time I went in see a man that war
working on a new house, and who should
in: there but. I“. B , and he was verv glad to
see me. lie ud‘erod his hand to shake and I
spit into it nnd told him never to speak to
we Again. but nlwnys try sud remember
how many ditfercnt ways he tried to punish
me in the army. I have never seen bitn‘
since. The following day I bud my name
put on the sick list. and did not do my
more duty (or three days, and then re-
turned. _But there was one thing in
my (ever. the orderly could not dutnll me
for my duty only when my duty would
come in its regulnr turn. and every turn in
my company known thut I was generally
randy end willing nt that time.
[to an com-mum]
—_«‘——
Don’t be unnerved.
Hwy poison: any “I hnven’t got the Con-
numption ‘ when asked to cure their Cough
with Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. Do they
not know th at Coughs lend to Consumption
end I muted: that will cure Consumption
will certnlnly end unruly cure n cough or
say lungor throat trouble. We know it
will cure when oil other. tell cud our faith
Initno positive thst we will and the
price id it n receive“ benefit. In no
unu'i‘m profit-titan. Prior :0 cu. social
and U bottle.
For Iii-Is, .
«at use Shilob'u Foams Hunter
Price.
"Ill
G
hurt. ami‘tltnt was the poor IQ‘IIU“ thnt I“;
ends. I will tend nnv [nu-sou It
app
\‘t-tv m. sure Mum tho lung ui rcit IIhAI' I it «I ‘
\Vui we gut to where I
will unity: \u ..\ to I“: I N\ hnidlx utiu N‘
Flower and‘VVegetnble sSeeds
Are Planted by n Hutton People in Auden. See
Vt ‘ Cunt tie—800 “intuitions. on 1 cents.
c I 1,
“notations u:
Ll! n you: Ive co
Vick‘n Flower end Veee
covers: with elegant cloth cover: 1.00.
my publications on printed in
orinnn.
k
V'ick‘e limiter-stud Honthl
(1 colored p?
gulp
most ubsttnnte ensc-
X‘I‘ ..
l l‘IIII
{II
9.11“" hit: I
. ,- xv
CH3)
rmtsvnrc one of the
I‘m: in the Murket
ring to no. mu o agree to
kw it every failure to can utter n
in no unwed Rule Pu
II I
sin in each numr.‘
JAMES VICE. Rochester. II."
Hillllflll Nature llll lllfl RICK.
IN
twine IIILL‘S
best
[deer and ‘I-‘nuiily I‘ur tire
est i~
martinis numbered by than.»
box at these pills by
Iorteit Filly DQI‘
Mr trtnl. This
I‘. but u aisle-men: at he“.
string to it sud one what wits. stun n: m “mm.“s. ,. 1&3.in 12““
‘~ . . -. ‘ . \it‘b G. . t‘. ilson. ten per
\\i vet) “flirt pullcl oil a txrpedo in that {fibula fifiom moo! u A‘ mu... ““3“?“
‘“‘~ Nthnd. e. are
A National
All NGW In _
lies). in tiny quantity
rill puts of the l‘itttod
cold remarkably low tor
for or her books, Iltllllt‘us‘t‘
dunno “untidy. M writs n your
us our N't‘lttu.
"snnntmn Ilttttfl nxotisxnt.
cur-h orexehu
I‘. 0 Box thin.
Library
«in at d all stimulus! books sup.
dcutniiited. um Lane. to
Staten. “id and new books
mutinguos in lhmk x~
lhmksellnra net
.\\ llwkuuii St . Now York.
8..
tun not using. you turn it llllslllt‘ tI\t\\’ll.
no Ili‘ttil to pull tour I‘llgi‘rl.
Ill-l it (“ll lw \‘R‘II\ alumni. Sold
and \\~liu_lcsiili\ tllHI rctutl lu' _ :\|\l 'Ilt‘iIIl
citsngv. .‘t'i IIt‘t‘Rulltll St. N \
9' I50 000
Anderson-s oi...
“ »
Safety
lukstaml.
The itikd-wsn‘t still; \\‘Ilt‘ll you upsut it To keep
out IIIt‘ iltisl. and rum I‘III t-vunuruuuti. wltou you
'I‘It-‘It‘ I!
and Iliuu,l is always
pl-xuty of ink till IItt‘ but drop is itsml. Its stupi-
Dink"! it practically lmlnuutlilt‘ to 9 mil )ii'lt ltulttll.
iy till (willow.
Iliiiik Ex
3??
VIOK‘S
Em‘h iiuuthcr runtums Thirty-two Pairs of
mud tiliuu.
uti vlognhl pupvr. lllllI full of inloritiutiuii.
glinli ttud tit-ruiriu l‘iit‘v $1 I“ it )NU.
ft llll
‘- Vltk‘s I“Ill\\‘t‘r ntiil Youctnlil
paper «wont; in plant" rinili run-ts $1 ill.
Virk‘n t‘nttiluuuv {It lllu<tiiittniis uni
Address. JAM ES \ it'll. IItlI‘Iul tri'.
VICK‘S
I‘l‘lt‘t‘tl
it.“ illusti ttiiiuu.
Illuslt‘utt‘tl
s moit)‘ tl\'i- ILL?"
l‘lflhlt“ lll lIu‘ \ht‘l'lII, no I IIH‘ \\ ii
VICK‘S
litx‘ tit is! h»‘:.‘l‘l'..: \\.n'~i
i\\k|‘.‘!|\! uoulx \‘llt‘ Illilltilt‘.
.-:.~ hi
1..
I‘
tie. .t‘ u: [th‘ thinltl
HI l‘iunvrs. ‘H‘kll‘:I
IV“ I‘ it“ \\ .-.»
gun! .ivli I‘ii
\‘u i. e Ilitblizt‘
b.\ t lii‘xmiii
l\' t
l'. Etupvl \ I\‘. r
ORGANS.
«nut»—
MELODEous
1“! a!“\ ‘0!“
mt mum: l\‘ out: “with
“us...
J. 3!.
Mlk‘ll‘ hi‘iiitii.
Wall Struct. Nortvulk.
llo hoop: on hand it Ill‘Lt‘ stock or
PIANOS. 0 "GA .‘V‘S
ad will It‘ll thorn on monthly lnntnllmonts.
out instruments tuition in «immense for new.
Pint: tunud unit repaired.
‘2 "1‘
wit
llt‘tlII‘ltllt‘ of lIlull~ lulI‘ -\l \lu- b ‘st Flower and \ in;
In gruw them
PIANOS
Illustt‘nlt-tl Monthly Magazine.
rout-
ing. inntiy tluv wand rut illustrations. and ““0 vol
Alu-iiiittful garden iituguztuu. prilitml
lli Kli-
Fiw ruptos
.2 thinlnn. .‘tll (‘rllll in
“IQ.
N Y.
Cutulogut:
It ‘It‘
nil [at u loom-Ht tnntnw ~I mtg I‘ll ‘lvvl 1.x ‘l\‘l'
ttiu‘. :n.| Lu.- ..1.
\ h1“im\'t:i«l\x' '. it‘ll. I“: ‘-1 t.|tts.u
ILllitl l Jll’l‘. lit . .«~;iii' il.- 1. \.... w 31 ill
\ . . I..ii~tr:it- 2 “null: \ \l:;i'.ttt~ t. p-i.‘ .
tin - :llxi-lr.tmtis.:iti\l t‘flrt‘lVI l-lt‘i lll rh‘t‘i‘ itutii
l " I‘i w $3 3. it \t‘lli thou-Mm hi 3'. m
\ l I30“. J.\\Ii‘l\ \ It‘l\. II tilt «ti-r N Y
Fluu‘vt‘ uml \‘t‘gt‘lillllt‘ littt‘ilcii
.vl tlti‘ KttuI It: Ill ‘ “wild
ind ill-t i\‘,:\‘!‘
It it:
“out «
imou an t v il~ r« st [tutti i:.\
no in vir
limo i .‘l‘ i‘iui:\ ‘ ' . i u
l" v$l‘.“\t\it' .‘ ut$\\K\
\ wk n t ‘l'..\l . ;- . am fili. uii‘\ ‘s‘ rout:
\tll‘ ss. \ It A No lirs' t. N \‘
run SALE AND to RENT
THE E'SIEY COITAGE ORGAN
I ‘( VIVI‘ It; I Q ‘8
Next door to the Savings Bunk.
A .‘l'l‘ MELOIIEONS
“ca 1-: s
—IN_.
below uttuiul‘nctitrurn cost.
\VORTII Cl .50
3 2.0 O,
WGBTII 03.00.
ton Boots.
and prices to suit the times.
Strap Ties.
—AT—
Op
rennin. raider, c.c. Still“)!-
-
i‘.
BARGAINS
Bflfl'l‘S & SHOES
Wu liuvn just rcci‘ivud it do“ LOT of BUYS‘ And
MEN‘S SHOES. which wu ctiti still ill 85 per cunt.
Boys Shoes 750.
MBIIS’ Bllllllll Gaiters,
Ladies Fine French Kid But.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
Boots and Shoes of all grades,
Gents fine Button Boots and
“BROWNS”
BflflTISHDESTflRE
posits Railroad Depot, South
Norwalk, Store formerly occu.
pied by Buckingham «It Go.
Come and see. Gcod good'
at. low prices for cosh. '. ‘
it'll
Extract of V’
«I: Diseases arising from
In Nitbnrv. For MIY‘ by “Higgins and Game. not
CIIEIS‘EI‘AN EROS“ Ace-nu. is:
toil I’wut‘h chemist. “nus I). Ital
vuld I! In Ihi‘ It‘ltlltti: JI““‘I|‘I‘$ N! Park I-ir SOL"! (I
known. ton ol' tho uuuul‘uvturinq jowvlors estntillslw.
tho ")1th sport“ Ittatiticr. Ii‘tVt‘ put up iissurtml simpli-
5041331‘ LID‘I‘.
l‘it.‘ tlwnt‘n \“tllt ii l‘lialn rclnll llTIr"
(luv pair Riiuruml Slu-‘vo Minimum 1 III ptii v
(lint Slutto Svt St‘utl I‘in. ‘ “
(Ilii‘ set (Ill Spiral Shut Studs.
(“lt‘ impruvi-ti wIIflIIt' t‘iillur IIII‘IH"
Utli‘ Itt‘al)‘ piiiitt Wedding Ilittu.
$10)
Thl
tn
-« to“?
$'\ i4
titl‘tlr
'I‘Ulsti
For .‘M routs it. “ill
pustpitil
flt‘IltI abut .. >l\
8 I .00 I.0'l‘.
innit bio-Wu IIuIti-ul. ~lulu- pvtltii;
not Viv .‘piml Sltlrt Mum
(liit' III‘il\ \' lurid Eiiuuuvnit-Ixt Ilin:
Um‘ wt .2. Engraved Ilrur. lwt»
tltin I.i\dti-~' Lilllfl tiuittil or .\i~ckt'ln1u .
tttm Kllfll‘flVI'tI Nit :i'tir ~ Inn livt. fur t‘it- nlunr
I‘lu‘ llrtit‘n lit-my I ink \\'.~i‘i li l‘liiuu
(luv Lulu tli'uiuo Ilinutuim Stud.
89.00 I.0'l‘.
lltt‘ Iniilius‘ .Vri‘k (‘ltnin itiiil l‘Itivtit
tllm Littlivtn‘ llmu v hlinrwlt Illlll fur “fin-3.
Uiu- FI‘I i‘m and tin Iliww. .\tiiriltrst
(lite cum niw .“lhltltlrvial iu-t '
than I‘rtlll-‘(I i‘t‘llI lint»:
uric \‘i-rt' iii-wry \\‘mliiiti~_- m Ir‘it‘wi u m. it: “in;
”it.. \iint‘s Ilt"l\ \ \V t‘i 'iI ‘i i"! o i' ;, . '|.|‘ :i.
Hm» ‘utr I‘V‘JII It ‘iltl.
\‘lti‘ .nkr ti- ::»~ t l
Utti‘ )Ltlt‘
Illli‘
I‘ll“
i
'l‘itv‘tt“. lit" ‘t‘It'n :i" ll ‘ :- t-wi;v‘
n-k Irrdllv lot (or v\:ii:.,~‘ig out i l“ . it i. .
.\ 80].“) IIQDM.\I\II 1
Tu. l\ tines-.1. in ~; .; ~i:
~.-tt.l :I‘yeqs . i
i' . fur
”m rib my! tut
f.
\ i x "it
\i
s
i
“$3.“; iii .i‘
an .\ 9r sT-t t‘ll \ mutt si‘
llew Mark
'I‘boxu‘oxi. -; I<l.\‘.i
RAIN STREET
Xvi: «loo»: tot‘nxultlis- \t‘ |.\ \l. \‘w RUM Fur
nut} cfigxm‘l hr Ih \ It ”u‘i . xi; t-Eto.‘.\z.;:iix
«titted ht and. stocky: :5 w ‘h
Oynters.
Clams.
Vegetables
I'lltlfl til flutlllt‘Fllilt
IRAQ». it'll:
9‘-
‘ I:\A\§ 35.. \1;i‘:n
«A. w. Pruitt tin. your it-.»»=.-.«
twill ‘thn' N a“ ‘t -: 't t. 2“ do“ "It 6: \ '.~.‘~i\_ 3?.
PM.» .wmrt an.;..--.~ no «I‘fiXWefi ‘
whom misc“. ' '
Ayer‘s
Sgrsaparilla
l‘ttt‘ I‘x‘t‘itl‘iiin and all
st‘t‘ol‘ulotts tIlM'Jr >. Irwi-
‘ll‘IiIS. “UN: «\t‘ .‘l .\IlI‘Ilt‘-
Il‘\‘.\‘ I“tt\~. Eruptions ltlltl
I‘lt‘uptiw «Ilso‘usvs of tho
skill. I‘It't‘l‘ulit‘lt“ HI~ Ill“!
I.i\'vt‘. Stuntmli. Itiilttwts. I
Lungs. I‘iiuplm. l‘ustitlws.
“‘IIUIIS. Iilttli‘Ilts. ‘I‘lliltnl‘x.
‘l‘vltvr. bull lilit‘iitti. bt‘ttltl
llvud. Iltito‘unt'tii. l'lwrs.
lislit. XI‘III‘ilIgIII‘ Pain in ,
I“t‘lll.lIt‘
Illiututm
'llic Iluitus. Sitlo tutd llvutl.
\\ oukttvss. Slt‘lilll). l.i~ttwt‘r|m~u. whim:
l‘t‘otu Illlt‘l'lllll ttlm-i‘uliutt. tiiul l'tvt'ittw
tIlSt‘llrlt‘. \‘ypltililtt‘ iiinl Mrrctu‘iul iii»
t‘llrlt‘fi. llui‘m‘. ll.\'~‘l"‘lt~\i:t. l‘ltmtvlutiutt.
tlcuvl‘ul Ilv Illll). utul tor l‘urtt'tiitu tiw
This Snisupu: ill.t is
IIINHI.
\‘t‘g‘t‘lilllll‘ llIIt'lltllH‘rl httlliiigil. .\l:::i~
(I‘llkt‘. \‘I'IIUW I‘t‘t‘lx \\llIl lIlt‘ Iiuiiili-s
of I‘otussiutii lllltI iron. and is Illt‘ most
rilicucious lllt‘tllt‘lllt‘ trt Iillt\\\ll for
tho tlistutsrs it is llllt'lltIt‘tI lu t‘lll‘t‘.
Its iitnrwlit tits lll‘t‘ Ntaltillllllt volu-
Iiitlml. lltul IIlt‘ ttlll llIlt‘l‘llIIVt‘ t‘IIt‘t‘I ut'
t‘llt‘Il is llrmlll‘i'tI. {.litl \\IlIIt‘ it is Mt llllItI
its to lw lturtiili-ss own In tIlIItIl‘t‘Il. it is
still so t-llk‘t‘ttitt‘l its to I‘lll‘t;t‘ out lt‘utit IIH‘
u t‘t‘llil‘llntlit‘li of
T
‘qlldflt for tho purpose of itisniifsoturitu: Romaine ‘ifild Je
“It "ll“ It‘lllll‘llr’“ “3ItilII. null thu~ aid of ltiiphwod tiutb‘ucrv they are
tho Intuit \uttvrtin uf ‘lmvclry tit Itmillltwh‘nlll the cost of Si
color whli‘ i iiinkvs tt impossible cunt hr yrfifiefIs In \let‘x‘l it
“‘0 have secured the ennui-Ive agency «I t
I‘I (or the llllll‘ of nil goods iii:u.iifnrttirvd from this titvtul.
nun-tenth the retail value Iiutll January In, I 818-
. Um
. Hui
in
; Unt- Mum‘s!
«'ss.» “Vin-r». «rim u: 1.
VS\\ (‘{,u\\\‘0l0 ~‘g
egetation.
OURES DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, Cousfipah‘ou, Headache, autonomous, Loss of Appetite. and
a disordered date of
S'1‘()I\IACH. IJIV’FJII and B14001).
That it Is free from anything «I a mineul or .injurtous nature in rectified to by the Bent I‘hysleinnn
r bottle.
WATBHESl “JEWELRY! '
RH.“ \INR (BULB. so mtciisltvly worn in Paris. “its tlrst \liwttt‘crni iii Ital. by the cv‘wbr.»
ounce. who msuufni‘tunsd It into jaw-try. and (or rlw years
In lath. whvn hi‘ turret lwrnino
ck cuiiitntw With it cspt‘ul of $It‘.‘
well-v and Write-hen.
oiistilwl In prmlucr all
iliil Gold. and of it quality and
(run tho L't‘lllllnv‘.
he I'ulterl Suite- and (‘an-
ntid in urtlor In lttt'ndtlt‘t‘ the-u iii
lu's as gtvvii b ~li~w. \"Iilv it it .- \\ iii no}! ‘tl
Rind the list.
$3.00 I.0'I‘.
(lut- I. uiivs‘ ulmru (it: ihi t'liuin.
Hiu- Lndivs .\‘n k Hunt and t‘ross
- liviiiitirui Luckvt. u‘iigi'uicdt
~ pnir lliiud “l‘nt't‘lvli.
~i.'.-:ii‘s Twist Lillk \‘vst
(‘li i. iii.
(Inc pin tltivx \‘lm-w ItlI'IllIl‘.
(the ant 'ti tin} \ .‘IllI'I Nutt-
(llii- Ilt w tinlirnuxl (‘i-llm litit'oti.
UL“.
l a sin
1 In.
Chain and
\Iui' vstiii rut t‘iiiiiv-n N” Ii ii-,:.
‘ tliic .‘\l‘:\l. itiiu suit! no will
Utii'si-t Amt-thy»: ur 'l‘utut/ I'itt and Eat
in“...
i lino Latin-V t‘lwmt‘v Iliitrim
Utiu' I‘i in Illa: '
v
t... hIlIIIUN‘lI I! I\.
$5.00 LIFT.
i>tlpvrrildiaiu \tllh slltli
v-tu‘l prinv s‘i «It.
mu}: “Hutch t‘linttv, \tttli l urlt
\‘IlllllL tll‘IlIlI tirtvc $5 II-i
tliil- Lutlli‘s‘ Ill‘24\)' Iilll'.‘ Nu k t‘liuiii
La 'ln and
It
uric i~ ' tt t‘liiist ii Mitintuir Lm kvt for
Utiv . . slum \It‘tlu‘ttbtl I‘tii and Ear Ilrups
Uni~ II‘III‘H\\ t‘li‘tnal IMWl N'uil ‘5
Utw twitt‘s .‘ulimri- llHni “HI \‘iii.l
\lllt‘ tumt ~ t‘iqs'tt l).i . (\‘lI I‘.i:
in l"ll( Am. tin-z t-i \|2.\ \ \I.-. i.- ini'ttq .
Unt- u: \l ~ ...~ to unit. I! 2m alum-
\ll't‘
. “It"
trim :.\\
’0' v 1 .i‘
\‘l‘..‘ .titi- .. t:
‘t‘ an “‘l ‘~ l\» "i ‘w't “‘.‘.\*"' III" .t r. or
$ 1' l" . mt: é'um I. t for $1tt n.)
30!.“ Ill‘\'l‘l\(i-l‘.\§ll \"I'I‘Q‘II I‘ll!) 2.
w i'\;in wi tn tlir‘t‘ti \t;‘-‘ u! {l3 ‘h‘ we “’II
v usrinii'txl tu
kw‘ti tu‘tlu’l“ k n. llS'\ as “v t‘ltt‘ ts‘ inn? " Iit : In $Z‘x ‘ti‘
IIl-‘ l\ u'i' I Q It‘ \ti.‘ \“3 i. l~ iiui‘li ‘ n- \ii'x ‘\ ‘l. i.\‘ \i‘ it tin li‘
M». t..— $3” .‘i .. 3 4| \t i... - I“. .. \ .» s: «\l .w 3\ .v. \\ n Hun;
. .‘NI‘ ‘iiit\v-‘ lt-itia‘ Ll t‘. ‘.\\:t‘ s‘ ‘- .i.:i ts“)
“unleash-w: l"~. :‘ r. . . ‘ ~ ‘.~T\ \f*-r :21: “v ~21
no}. vi: _\ in in?“ w 1:..i \\ . \“.\ '. \\ s.. ‘ ‘ v .< \\ ll l... in
I“) “.11 . ‘-.
lidiitw s‘ v. t i' i. . lu- - t.s
sum.- ....\\: -.~ .2' . \ .. t ‘ - s \\
.ils.‘\:‘.\ ~~u .~‘>it‘ \. I
l‘8 for I'. 8. null (‘uttutitt
.i‘..:1l'.\il!>.‘.\\§l‘.ll.'..
PAIN-IBM)
HRS IRSIIRIIIEE CHINE
south Nor-walls. t‘t
GNARRRED I”.
E MOSES D.\MR 00.. I i l I I It. (‘1‘
i
u
«.7
/ ,
.., ..-,
E.
The RESP ASSORTMI'N‘I‘ In TOW of
General, Hardware,
MECHANICS TOOLS.
of the Best Quality.
WHITE LEAD. PAINTS .
011.85: WINDOW GLASS
A full Assortment of
LOCKS AND KNOBS.
TABLE and POCKET'CL’ l LIZRY
(l! the best Quality. Cheap for Cash,
Hllll Flil‘lllllllllg lillfllll.
.tsrsxnsn PAPEII WARE.
Agent for the
Dover \‘erdicd Ruler and Hill‘s 1‘ item Fire
and B‘llgldl’ I’r-ml Sufi .
..
HA‘R‘ntNA
Agricultursl Iiiip‘enicnt .
Ship ‘tisiuiliry. Ill 1) . die.
W. O. QC]. 1 D,
.\‘i\ tut‘stc ltsnt. BLOCK. six Nor-milk“.
I’l' II E FRESH
d
and
llllliLAN D’s
CANDIES
Mndv FRI-IS“ EVERY I‘.\Y. and Sold an.
I.\|\\'£3‘l‘ I‘RIK‘I‘ZS
I! one y-(‘oru h (‘rtnd y"
.\ bI‘Ex‘I >‘ i TY
Are You'lxhsurcclt
CASII (VA FETAL. $20€k0€m
! \h-‘b‘lt‘h‘tlk‘fit
<xtut\.t*~.\whn,5
mulch 'lr *
“Nix“. b it
F4
\\ . 7 o.»
., \wwbu. Maw
' lw‘ ll «in .\
,._,. .. ‘2-..
on
CIGARS.
the Market.
PRICES‘REDUGED.
\ .
«on will wax r~
W:
The truest Popular (‘qur in
Try lltcut lllllI jtulgo i‘ot‘ Yout‘svli
u; swum no.
Illy’s litmus... Norwulk.
systt‘iii tliosujiutttttiliws mid mrruptious
\\IlIt‘Il dun-lull itilu IitlllIlMillll‘ tlisvttsu.
'I‘Itu reputation ii. t‘|l_il“\."t is tIvrit'ml
from its ruin-s. lllltl IIlI‘ t‘t‘lllltIt‘Ilt‘t‘ “Illt‘Il
pmutitwut Musicians llII uwt‘ IIlt‘ mutt-
lt‘)‘l‘i*}\tts“ in ll. town lIlt‘Il‘\‘Xllt‘l‘lt‘llt‘u
3in its uwfttlticss.
(‘ttl‘lilit‘titt's tttlwliug‘ its virtues Itut'o
noctuuulutml. tttid tIl‘t‘ constantly lining
received. and its Illlill)‘ oi tin-so minus lil‘L‘
= publicly known. lliuy furnish t‘utit‘ittt‘ittu‘
cvitlctiov of tho stipvi‘iority of this Sill:-
sntuit'illu U\'t‘I‘ t-Vvi'y other itltct‘titiro
lllWIll‘llll‘. So Q‘l‘llt‘l‘tlll)‘ is its superi-
ority to titty other tumliciuo known. that.
W: twml do no mot-u than to assure tlio
public that IIlt‘ bust qualities it has ever
Inssvsswl :ll‘t‘ strictly tiinititnined.
PREPARED ll\‘
Dr. J. C. AYER & C0.. Lowell, Mast...
[mun-mu mud .d analytical Ohmic“.
801.1) In” ALI. DRL‘GGISTS EVERYW‘IIEIIB-
NEW FIRDI
At the 01d Stand
STIBGO-X.
LANTArmtt
BITTERS
THE WONB¢FFUL OLD 130813
TONIC AN I) “EAL'I‘I! llFfiE‘VEB.
‘ For IIYI‘ Stomnclt.~ ‘itiuultiu hearty tippe-
‘Ill‘. pond IIISII‘BLIUM and \‘lguruiu health in every
IIIII‘U oft lir- burly.
For the Liver.~llnuulntl_ug. titanium . enr-
lu: Ill"Il\IIllI taunt». and nothing puic. rte . lim-
givina blood.
I For the Buw‘elm—Rrgiilntiug the min“.
For the between-soot a. tumour
bracing. NHI ltti l‘llllg‘dfltn“
p A [loop to do lento ten-tiles in n thouund was
not necessary to “wink of.
h. A l'erl‘cct Cure for hick Headache. “vernacu-
titn. l‘natlvnticss. luv-pepsin, and all nluiilnl
m Us» the Plantation Bitters temper-aw.
.mllcluntty. and expat. a certain cum.
everywhere.
Messrs. Mailings $3 1111’-
Would rel octfully inform the public thst lb? hove
token the Illness latch conducted by Sllnl . Tut
tie. end an prepared to mnnutnerure all kinds of
CARRIAI E8 & WIIGONS TO ORDER.
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cough Syrup.
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Try a. . Bottle.
For Sale by Ih‘uggv'sfs Generally
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Hoyt‘s Pharmacy;
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South Norwnlk, Conn.
11“ YOU
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Want A Clerk,
Want it Partner,
Want at Situation
Want it Salesman.
Want. it Servant. Girl,
Want to sell a Ptnno.
Want to Buy n Farm,
Want to sell a Carriage.
Want to Boriow Money.
Want to sell City Property.
Want to sell Groceries, or Drugs,
Want to sell Dry Goods or Carpets.
Want to find Customers for Anything
Advertise in THE SENTINEL
Advertising will gain New Customers
Advertising will keep ,Old Customen.
Advertising liberally ulwnys pays.
Advertising mnka Success any.
Advertining begets confidence
Advertising shown energy.
Advertising shown‘ pluck.
Advertise end a no eel.
Advertise- or ‘bust.
Advertise long.
Advertiu well.
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Circulars,
Letterheads,
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Statements,
Ilt‘tllts‘,
hates.
t‘hecks,
(hints.
Pamphlets.
Books.
lty laws
Receipts,
labels.
Checks,
Orders,
Curtis,
Catalogues,
Envelopes,
in the best manner
Orders for
Printed
Printing of all I
is.
Promptly attended to.
Wedding Stationery
Furnished in the Intent Style;
In Incl. ev thin crtumu' '
to n first-clues? Pfinfig one:
done with nentness and dis-
patch.
A rum. scrum.
Norwalk Chronicler