..
..«g‘
-. giro fer coded-plian.
,_ ‘mililnn. the one great market. being closed.
probation muststop. and then machinery
Inmat- MI“: in
.“p‘nmdcflmaur
!
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id . 3
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so I
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s: s s 3 “ 3. ;:
waitidriosupnho riverscenseto fliw. 3 _ g- g
nodnll become poor together—the food a. q 53 .. g ‘ ;
Wheeleforhiofoodntlowpriees; 8 “3 E {'5 ‘°
themenufeetnrer has no demand for his 9
undulatherollrood hos little tocarry; a u 3 3 if;
» endthotaedevhes no trade—because the = 3 c3 g
small-meanest buy-«ran only go naked
ondsterve. N ... q g 5
How. then. do weexpect that machinery 8 8 8 S .3
will m the products of its labor r Will
it weer the clothes it Inehenf Will it cut
thefood! (rower Will it consume any-
thing more than the fuel that feeds it. and
theofiend waste that makes it run smoooth .'
The million will
no
ac—
The market of the
If not. whet willf
for the million have
no means to
will have noose for even fuel. or oil. or
V where.
Still. with our utmost power we crowd in
machinery. and crowd out muscle.
Do you ask. is there no retracdy‘.I No read
out of these diflcoltiar
Aye. there lee remedy sure and simple;
I rood neither dlflcult to find nor hard to
travel. Our own experience—the recollec~
tion of every middle and man and women
in our land—proves to a demonstration
where and how the remedy is to be found.
That which once trove us prosperity will
‘ giveitonoln. Once more let every worlt~
lumen shere in theworh to be done. at liv-
ing win-t once moreeliow to the producer
that share of his own productions. or its
equivalent. ohiclt will allow him to live in
comfort. and get a taste of the luxuries and
tetanus of life. and the million will again
become the great consumers of every pre‘
duet; the patrons of every new movement
in national progress—the feeders of every
stream of wealth. Here is the only remedy
_ —-theonly read out of this Slouch of Des-
pond. No other remedy con reach and re»
move the rout of the disease;
without e radical cure there can be no pcr‘
*Imt health. The “circus bosom of
good Nether Earth will yield abundantly to
ailherchildren. if we will have it so: but
. thouefermnleted condition of that ahun~
dues to. that all shall work. with no idlers.
It will now tohe no greater percentage of
thgooerel product to meet all the wants of
thmilhonthntitdld in the days of our
(rennet prooperiiv.nnd there will necessarily
in ohoorbed the same proportion by the non-
,” and the drone. Then again pros-
will bl” all alike; and again our
wnl land all nations of the earth in
tho-arch of general progress.
g... Trio. thoworhingmen and the producer,
Etienne! machinery and labor saving
Moundsemhoworhaed tabor re-
. Min-noble- tirne than heretofore.
ad wkh a great mvin: of muscular cxob
lion. 'l‘hnthof minor consequence. The
fist meat menace to not whether
“w ten hours or two. The
gemtmstter is. that every man shall have
thorhht end opportunity to worir. and that
the were he does shell yield suflclent to
bog him. and those dependent u pen him‘
h comfort. If it took fourteen end sixteen
house Is my hmetefero. without machinery.
and new. with machinery. it requires but
“Collie!!! to produce the nqulred
neat fevthelibevsl consumption of all.
ninth thobetterfor the laborer. end for
them we”: for it given the laborer
I! m “Will“. to be edu~
"dodutothopomtof appreciating tonin-
nnmmnble new productsof progressive ciw
m and their meant consumption
—thmcootlnnoiiy widening end extending
the mashet for the million.
hm boa-o tho working-an can. with
molds! machinery. ndeviee of his own
i univen time produce a largely
amount above whet he could for
b no reason whyheshould
_ mnobiem eharoof the production.or
loflve‘etoll—hnoreeoon why he should
*abotoro unknown distress; but. on
a mat is thoheotofteosonowhy
hie-Id benlihorolohorer in the leer.-
deemterto. and atoll pusher eftho :hen-
ofi. lfhoohentd nohthon who should i
'“othflitooevidontto odrultofdiscum
h.
'lhooooofmenhioorytetbo War
=uthhot encore our present
“Mme of machinery in
m'muohpreduettoo: loreducinn
obtaining the
fluenmomundtetherevtnc or time. is
“who on New goedhtnbeebtained.
instantiated-enormous.“
ctr-Ac , rem
Here we see that in the production of iron
rails. during the two periods of our
great Inbor drprceslon—lS57—Ol had
the present—while labor received tree
than two dollars per ton. capital obtained
nearly thirty four dollars; end in the period
when labor was most largely rewurded, it
received less then four and onc~hnlf dollars
per ton where capital obtained more then
Iftyvtwo and one-half dollars. Evidently,
if there was apoiiation in the years of our
prosperity. it we not by labor. But herd
words will not help the argument. This
much the foregoing table demonstrates. that
when labor was best paid. capital made its
greatest gains; and then it was railroads paid
the best dividends and endured the most
water. and other plundering operitons. but
not by labor. Equally groundless will be
found most other charges of spoil .tiun by
labor, when carefully unnlyz id.
And so. also. in our textile manufactures.
1111861 print cloths were sold at 4} cents
per yard; in September, 1877. at 83; whilst
in June and October-.1833. they were quotcd
at 8 cents. with cotton in those three periods
etncarly the some quotations. This. also.
shows that at the time when the highest wa-
ges were paid capital made its greatest gains
end we came the nearest to universal pros~
perlty. The fact whether the machinery and
muscle employed in these productions was
engaged two or twenty hours per day does
not end can not edict the question. It is
the close consumption or nonconsuruplion
of the amount produced.“ it large or small
which enters the question of wages. and of
pnidl or loan. and not the time required in
pmdueing. whether by nhrht or tiny. or tone
or short; and the greater the amount of pro‘
duction. with consequent consumption. the
better. The point demonstrated in the cost
of production of these two great menufac
tures in. that at the time when lab u- was
most generally employed. received its high»
est wages. end the employed had the gmit
cot ability to acquire and consumt‘. capital
maaie its greatest nine—the prosperity of
the millions created the affluence of the few.
1 am disgusted with the parrot cry that
the workingman must it am to live cheaper.
must economies. must consume less; which
means that less must be produced. ices con
sinned. with lees trade. and that all sources
of prosperity must be dried up. and nig~
gnrdty went be the lot of all. I insist that
the wotltingmuu must learn to live better.
must consume more. and patlnlte of all the
beunties of blather Earth. that production
may be fully developed: that consumption
may keep pace wh production. and that
trade may thrive. to the end that all may
prosper. in the processes. the manipulr~
trons. the traffic. between theflproducur end
the ultimate consumer. lies the mine from
which all cordial is mlhcrod. Without ex»
ccptlun all. banker. broker. and barrister.
clergyman. physician. and official. manufec‘
turcr. trader. speculator. and gambler. from
that mine gather in their honest gains or
spells. It is the million. those who are the
great consumers. the great body of working
people that. by cunsumllir. hay ell bills and
oetllc all accounts. ant not the few boastful
capitalists. And es la the worhiugman‘s
ability to consume liberally. to distribute
freely. to is the opportunity for profit to all
classes. The workinxtnau should avoid all
westeand extravagance—ell unnecessary cx~
pence; he should save. and make provision
for the future ; but this saving and provision
should not be at the cost of privailou end
sufferiue. ,
The very safety of society. the perpetuz:
tion of our institution. depends upon the
otndilion of the wuhinymen of our country.
who form the great tears or our population. ‘
It is hardtthry for me to repeat that
poverty eontelns the norm of every vice and
danger. and that Writy is the busts of
all real advancement. We may as well rec
quiet and act upon the fact that there can
be no real prosperitv with unobelf of our
people while the other half in in deetituticn.
If we do not. that fact. sooner or later. in
some deplornble form. will make itself felt
with a force that will coupon with the late
railroad strikes as the whirlwind otnaparee
with the summer eephyr. Cam and etf~ct
can not be separated.
holdup as a large «percentage of our pet .
pig huwpolted it“ daily toll «mourning
all tight, teen portion or the aunt.
to corn enlciont to earn the most scanty
foul. with shelter in e hovel. or perhaps
onoermuo roams in aerowdod tenet-en
house. when oupet.certaio.ordeeent bed.
clothing. «more; «.mwfrtqueotiy
the ease coolned to one wmehed room.
with uvowmoffnnhorwor. maybwcr
feodorfnsl; or. tothoshameenddluroee
of our ctvtlte ulna which makes it possible.
hrosnso of m and want. to drive two
enable , moaned
. . . 1
”um-nee
ammo-Sgt
0C ,
or more Wynne; and museum . ,
.“mm m ma “.... {‘4' - I
"n“. , h ‘ w ysora. Beg nation‘oful Europe and
Adomeotaith their
seeh.0hineee.1‘u
.‘W theatlvtrae party- and these \ all"
"nuances of a
tinding rut decree to be entered in the
rounds of said court in the pp
hundred and forty six of the in
Flamed Jnuunry arealun‘tm. isfierehfi
hotel mnmwute haoboen held at
“hobbit! (nitric, ondleothotwulud
_.~Ill. 3.0.
nutter tbaewebaveyet scen.witha radi-
ealeareefsll these social crimes and evils
which grow directly out of idhnces and
poverty. The foundation. the very first
condition of social and moral advancement
tart-rm 13mm Herc teen owning
for missionary labor. if not as wide. oer
tsiniy es necessitate. as can be fxutnd in
Asiaorhfriea; and it is among ournent
door neighbors.
Throwing aside all sentiments of hind.
noes. all interest in our common humanity.
in the lowest and meet degradinn
sentiment of the purest selfishness.
of simple greed. is to be found the strongest
and most potent arguments for the constant
employment of all who will do a share of
the common work. end the payment of the
highest wages. No sensible [mean can
hope to unite money where there is no
money in circulation among the masses; no
one will seek for water at a dry fountain ;
only the full fountain may be drawn from.
It is not among paupers and tramps that
railroads dud a profitable business; beggars
do not build churches our support a minis-
try; manufacturers esunot find a market in
n starving community ; only a fuel will try
to do lusineos in the midst of general doe-
titulion. it is only where the masses are
prosperous that business thrives; and cone
having a place where the masses are pros-
perous, the wise will use every p lSrllth
means to preserve its prosperity; onlv fools
will wantonly destroy it. The wise mun
hevrng a goose laying him golden t-gus. will
tube the best care of that goose—giving it
the best of pasture. the purest of water, and
constant watehfulnces. The foot will kill it.
cut it open. and find the fool‘s reward.
Labor is our gotten goose.
Labor is the only means of production;
production is the only source of WClllll. and
the laboring millions tuust ever be the areal
consumers. The Urltltl' finds his prnii's in
the traffic between the producer and the
cuteumer; all who in any manner assist in
either production. distribution. or consump-
tion. are enriched in the operation. Labor
lies at the foundiliuu of all ptosprrily. and
its proper l‘t‘lullllt‘f‘nlldu is the gutruutvo of
social order. L timr prilivcletl. all rise is
suit I' is ”w um t‘nirliliun hf titun'a‘ t‘xrsl-
once
Now, let its no Stiilit‘ til “it“ ('iinl. ul itll<
“(‘88.
Three tuilliuus :ll‘t.‘ out of t‘llll‘l ')‘lllt‘lll;
we will estimate the Wugt‘s of l‘ttt‘ll. if on.
ployed. at two dollars it till) ; iivo your: emu
i‘ would have [won at least one imlf more.
But at two dollars it day the Wit-4m ..f these
three millions “'i'ultl tuuouul to six million
dollars it day. or one hundred and filly six
millions a mouth. or one ilintlsuul eight
hundred and seventy L'lgltl millix l1 dollars is
year 1.st lo pruducmu. in tunic, turmusutur.
lion of the products of lttll \l‘. liut this Is
it if all lltt' has; will it) it lll" utnntitil lust ill
the re ‘lllcllull nf the warns of thus: will um-
played. and you will quit.) double the
uumuut. But the thin-Hill. tu full‘itl numb rd
of two thmrsuml ruillinu dull -r« l Ni by the
idleness ulullt‘ of line utmuphtyul. urtiu
dildo] in our lf‘rttlt‘. In the consumption of
our products. will once more art in motion
every class of manufacturing industry ;
make active all the now stagnant uvcnuis of
trod: ; null ziguiu will bunlt it our railroads
and shipping with freight and ituvc‘. It
will bring outtit‘ulmt it! to the luuvi. rtml uuvr
us what bayuutts anal pulice clubs cinuol
alvc—“ pence uuil plenty.“
This immense amount lust tho-ugh lillt“
[Gmh‘ltrml mt Sanmri hiya]
- r a“ ‘r a *
Plfiulll‘.‘ AC! S
05‘ THE STATE 0!" L‘tiNNli‘l‘l‘ll‘l'l‘.
PASSED AT Tilt! J.\.\‘l‘ \‘RY SEQSTDN UP THE
GENERAL ASilinlllJ'. lb‘Ti
{Published by Authority-.1
"misc ltill Nu ill.
(‘llAl‘l‘KR or.
Au Act (‘t-ucvruiue Ru‘lrmtl
lltitlgc Guards.
Be it enacted by tho ”n‘tlt‘ and house of
Npreseululivc in general assembly can.
vetted :
Section 1. Every l‘lllll'il-‘ltl corporation shill]
within six months from the peasants of this
act. if required by the ruiir nut mmlnlssltm.
era erect and thereafter maintain nut-able
brides guards at every bridge over its ruib
road less thou eighteen feet in lit-lent ubu‘ve
the track; such bridge guards to bc approv.
ed bv the railroad commissiouen. and to be
cructed end adjusted to their entisfaction.
Sec 8. Any railroad corporation refusing
or uealculina to comply with the pmviaions
of this act. shall. for each muu'h of mutin»
dance in such reftisal or llt‘gltel. forfeit and
pay in tiny person who shall sue therefor.
the sum 0! filly dollars to be "covered in
an action of debt on this statute.
Approved March 37. 187$
lirt lacs lllltl
llouso lllll No.16“.
cuarrm cu.
An Act in Amendment of an Act releiitur
to Electors and Elections.
Be it enacted by the senate house of
representatives in general assembly em»
vetted.
Section 1. Any person claiming to have
been circled selectuian. clerlt. treasurer. out
leetoroflaxeo. assessor. greed juror, con
stable. registrar of voters. or registrar of
births. deaths and marriages. of any town.
or mayor. clerk. treasurer. auditor. collector
of taxes. alderman. or councilman. of any
Elly. but not no declsrcd. may. within sixty
days after the time of holding the eltctions.
bring his petition to any judge of the eruptN
rior court. alleging the facts on which such
claim h founded. which shall be servcd upon
the party against whom the claim it made.
at least sintv davs before the return due.
and rctutnub‘e not more than sixty-time
days after the day of such election; and
shall lustre tau "mugged hoiar antihdetor
to on; pet to. ocsydereuu
mu be «Inclusive. and if in face-dam
mtiiicuer. his nertiflerte to that rill-ct. und. r
the seal til the court. shall entitle the peti~
tioucr to hold and «unwise the duties and
powers of such pace. Aui raid jutiuu may.
it necessity. issue his writ of mandamus re-
, \ he , 3 i v _.
“commuter, .
county.
See. a Section thirtyote one
,....., . .. - .7 g..:
“a.
Rune Roveonun Fm —‘l‘he¢rrat mat-
tho-Wigs not
not for trade. 003‘
art Porolen men the
the Green with overylgaglyty of
_ .rnaaainufi . ‘rr‘en
Wm 0%. for.
dyer-tubule“
whorol '
hasten.
.
at:
.. —
“at.
“It“:
numeteed to re love u and will it
continue to suffer when“ t3 can be on . on
suchtormenstheeo. to our. and f5
cts. .Soldbye. 0. Still".
an
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CAN D l ESL
Rollo FRET! EVERY THY. and Sold It
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SEASON 1878.
.l CHER 1‘, Sierra ml.
BILL 01’ PM“).
uuuartr‘as‘r‘.
.f. It'.
l‘otlrrbouw Steak. um Mutton (‘hii;u,_ rile
'l‘cndoriutuhtiutk... . the Pork Chops. . ..uuc
do “12h utiltiun. . the: t‘ouutry Sultrhgtta.. . . .ihh‘
Sirloin drunk. . ._..2.\c Liver nutlllacuu.... file
do with lint-nu. mo Frwtl llaui. . t’tlc
Round Steak. . ‘2th Hunt utul ngo‘ 25¢
Veetlt‘utlcla. 20c
lllNNER.
inl'l‘x.
Sago. Rice. lit-nu. \‘cuviulilm. .. lDu
Ill-\‘T.
Rims! “wk. . ...thtc Ritual “\l'lllll. , dth‘
“ \‘vai. .. the Pork. ...... ‘hh‘
‘ Lamb. . . .h'lic
l‘lill.
little. .... 20c lltlllllitll. lilo
titular“
t‘orncd Beef. . We Mutton. , . _ 30c.
Bound "nun. . .. . nun
RNTlltlxn.
Filter-unit‘lilett-u. , .‘étb‘ Pork and llrrtns. 20c
\' Sth‘T‘ATII 8‘.
. .ltlc Stewed Tumult-us. ..1tlc
....lt‘r Frinl l‘otnltwa. . .
Green f‘uru.. .. . .
A: tantrum.
Sir up litmus. lt‘n‘ l.yuuuiau..... . . ».:15I§
thua lieuua. . .. . . . . we r‘ricasnw. ............ the
Sit-Well (lithium, . .ith‘ blushed ...... .1th
Spinach . . we Frcllt‘h Funk. .10c
l‘ttl)l\lt‘.'t‘.. . . ll“ St‘t‘vl l‘tifdhma. lt‘e
Rod t‘nltlutgv.. . ltk‘ do do Fried. ...lllt:
unset".
Rico Pudding ... ...)ti.‘ llrwttl. . .. . . .... lilo
t‘nbluvui. .. ,_.iuc Apple Dumpling. .. lttc
Tapioca. . . . .. .. .llh‘ l‘up t‘ustartt. . . . . .. . 10c
l‘lti.
A win ..... . . . .1tk‘ T‘t‘:l(‘ll.. .... . .. .100
M llt‘t‘.. Muir Huckleberry. .. ltlc
Lemon. ............ . ltlc .
Imus. unnu‘t‘rs. Writ. ‘l‘o ouunu.
ll lluilrtl Egon._ . .. .990 Outclrttu. with
civrruuhlwl ............ Eric l‘nraiuy. 25c
“ \utli '1‘omaions..t“n~ Apelu Fritters ........ the
much-Ho. piaiu ....... 900 Part t‘ahc ............. the
“ ultlt Ilnni...... JIM: “ with Alllllt‘fi....... .200
“ tutti (‘lll‘OStir . . .250.
tn's‘l‘nus ext! runs.
t‘lntu Fry. .. ......‘uic tlyatcr Stow. ........ u‘c
t‘latu Slt~\\‘.. . .. . . .. . .Wr Uvatrr l-‘rinl.. . . . ...‘hic
t‘latu limit.. . . . . . .. . . ..ith‘ Oyster Row ............ 80c
Clam Fritters. ....... we Uynterltroil. ..... .‘iuc
cot.» utsuus.
Roast Beef. ..... .. .‘Nc Sardines. .............. 20¢
“ \ cnl ..... . ...Jiik‘ Euclieb Pickles“ . ...loc
“ Lamb. .rut. Mixed Salad. .......... the
a?” ll‘au'ti.. ...!” . “:3: Lettuce“; ll ........ 10!!
output it nut ..... “ w: -e..... .1
Corned been. ..‘ our .1“ 5c
Mon. per l‘oi. ....... llk‘ Mill: and ‘l‘oast. ....... 30c
V k _. .ltlc. Ice Cream. ........... 15c
Ten and 'l‘ouet. ....... the
livery article as good so furnished anywhere.
All the po ruler Ales. Wines. and (‘lirnte at city
prices. FN‘Sl Cool 14“.th draught. only the
route pet gloss.
Measure getting thoir motile ou the Stcumor
will save one hour in the city for either business or
pleasure hilt.
business: you can unease in. $5 to
{hi it medo a troll: r
BE S Telthtwcxfyrluht lufiNrei't‘yowu logelit':
tree m
Psrtieulore and samples worth :5
r spare time at this business.
. Portland. Maine. are
Ayer‘s m“
Hair Vigor,
l-‘or restoring Gray flair to
ll: natural Vitality and Golor.
A‘dresslng
whichisatonee
agreeable.
.andef-
”’3;
IQTVIII
hair. M8 en-
1 ve vou
Address music“ at b
SILVER rum
' . ,_ “ Obits 'teet‘etuut Baum
F outwit»... ,
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATUD’
t
“cam.
Chemical Pain 7
PF 1' VP IV
PINTS. Quinn. llau‘ “Allan‘s, (tumours.
Klaus. and "ARRELS. mixed many for
use. and Warrunletl more lusting than
any cumliiuution of ultile
loud and oil.
NOW Take
HOYT’S
Dough Syrup.
The lies! Cough lh‘f‘fllf‘f’” Ever 0f-
]‘w‘r'rf f0 flu! Public.
a. Bottle.
Try
For Safe by Drugm'sfs fiercerrrfly
and at
Hoyt's Pharmacy.
Sotst In N oraa’alk, Con u.
BARGMAINS
—}N—
Bflfl'l'S & SHOES
We have ust received a JD“ LOT of “OYS‘ sud
MEN‘S Sll "is. which wccsn null ttl dd per cent.
below manufacturers oust.
Boys Shoes 750.
\Voll'l‘ll SI .50
Mens’ Button Gaiters
S 2.0 O,
“’OR'I‘II 83.00.
Ladies Fine French Kid But.-
ton Boots.
Lutlics‘. Misses‘ and Children's
Boots and Shoes of all grades.
and prices to suit the times.
Gents fine Button Boots and
Strap Tics.
“tinnitus"
Bllfl'l' lSHflE STORE
Opposite Railroad Depot. South
Noru‘ulk. Store formerly occu-
pied by Buckingham St Co.
Come and sec. Good good
at low prices for cash.
HOUSE FIN Nils
GOODS
w—w— \‘I‘w
n. K. Loovaood’é.
GREAT llEDUUTlONS
non - chain
Tea m raet. - .en
Tanner-eons P. “ - ‘ _ ‘1.”
Inoruarlbnws. “ - .- hilt
s .fl‘nble Rhine and Fort“. cast ates l.
purest so cents.
‘ Lunp Return. 1: cents.
. ’lfivo hmpflbimuoyo for the. 7’
-'>‘-‘ Essences "Otter tom "‘wce‘t' blocs.
~ mature Milena. Burner. 48
Olex‘alnojfioblotr. . per Tics . es
... “"joutn‘ga-mrourn
women . neon.
.-.ss
Pullman Palace ' Oars“
CALI”. AND EXAMS rm.
ho‘flipay‘flsthe newestmnameet for hows.
inwneudceuservaiory. ltlnofnovelbenntyuwr
bl. ,
fuhcbtzafinnddnrn e onceeennyouwill notbe
Fruit in its lulu
Fruit Still as the lttttul
Flirts as Bill as its But
it North's Plain, Gilllll.
G l‘t)Cl§(l:‘-S-
JOHN IIU'I‘CHINGS
Formerly “etchings O Ferris. fly‘s modulate
street. South Norwallt. 'i'hnultful for the past pat-
oungo received from hieeuotomero. he hopes. by
keeping n good aeooflmeutof Groceries. to meet
their approbation. and necuroocouorous share of
their pnwounce in the future. 1-"
1118831). Smith,
MIL LIN E R!
W'caf Sires-f. Fina: Hill.
South Norwalt Savings
BANK!
Washington 81.. So. Norma“. CL. 0mm“ [balm
Open Daily from Bio 12 n. m.. and from 1 to a p.
m.. and on unturdey evenings from ii to e.
Wintcrcst allowed on Deposits.
DUDLEY l‘. ELY. PM". A. 801.3! ANS. \‘Ico—Presi.
JOHN H. KNAI‘P. Sec. and Trees. dihly
Pitmre Framiifg
‘ AT—
Now Yon-k Prices.
GROEUEr
lN GREAT VARIETY FRO.“
90c. Up.
II. B. B0 «two I ti
PENNSYLVANIA
‘Greai Through Line
United States Mail Boast-c.
The attention of tbetroveli ublte 1e reesroetful
invited to mute of the trier-it;w this great highway.
in the confident assertion sud-belief that no other
one can ndbr uni inducements no a route of
through travel. it
Corset rttctlon &Eqnipmcset
Till!
Pennsylvania Railroad
stands confceoully at the bend of lite American rnil~
ways. The truck is douulc the entire length of the
was with? i‘i'inmdimw“. ‘“
on c a
luring: in an“. all bridmioaroof iron 0:“; "u
tone.
tit moot approved . its "moose
m white eminengtiiy 1:: amatauthl. areas o
The Wharton‘gooent Switch,
Westinghouse hirsltrahe.
Mini i N
and an amgamwlthgovtvet double traeh
mwhichheve ronderedthempractleme
7 hrernnonellkpromhelne
some tatue models audeleuaaee. J“ 8%“ “grub... ‘
The Safety Appliances ' u. you
to use on um line well llluulrulo the ins sent and Want a Ouch.
impih°fi ”enigma “W t 0‘“
hum Itauymbcaotgd. “ Want I Partner.
no Bloch smu- «roam: Skunk. gr." 1‘ m
Jenney Couple, Bates- and Ratios-re. Want ‘ Servant m
Went to can Guotomornfnr W
Advertise in THE SENTlliEl.
MELODEONS
’FOR mmmm
memos”
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
3881‘ 0mm N The WORLD
..A'p-
J. as. Po'r'r sun’s
MESIC SleRB.
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street. Norwalk.
Bettepsonbandelersoetoehof
PIANOS. ORQQNS
— ANJ‘ URL 9050333
..nd will sell them on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken in exchange for new.
Pin tuned end reunited.
if you feel dull. drowsy. debilitated. haveTro-
qucnt headache. mouth tastes badly. poor appetite.
and tongue coated. on are suffering from orpld
liveror “biliousnees. ‘ and nothing will cure you no
spend"
Liven
and permanently no to intro Burnorrs‘
nomvon or Mnnrctnn.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
The Cheapest. Parent
and Best Family lcdl~
cinein the World 2
All Enter-car. 8vn~
(‘ll'lf‘ for all diseases of \
the Liver. Stomuch and
B linen.
llkgulnic the Liver and
revolt!
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A e. , ke —-— ——
Bowencoatrmm'rs R [G U L ATQ R
RusTLussunss..ravri —- -~—~ -~——
urcr: AND NAUSEA. ~
BAD BREA TII .'
Nothing is so unpleasant. nothing so common
as bad breath. and in nearly every one it mime-n
from the stomach. and can e so easily corrected if
you will take Sinnuus‘ Liven Rnet'urnn. Do not
neglect no euro. a remedy for tbls repulsive disor-
der. it will also im rovu your appetite. Complex‘
ion and General lien lb.
FILE ‘.'
flow mutu‘ suffortnriurc day after day. tnakiug
life a burden end robbing existence of all leesurc.
owing to the secret sud‘uriug from Piles. et relief
is ready to the hand of almost any one who‘wrtl use
sytemnticoliy the remedy that ueutiy
cured thousands. sinuous Liven Rnorvuron is
no drastic violent purge. but a gentle nonlethal to
nature.
CONSTII'A 1‘10. ’ f
SHOULD not be regarded as
e trifling nilmcut—iu feet nature
tlwnnndo the utmoet rcgulnrity
of the bowels. and any deviation
from this demand paves the way
often so curious danger. It is
quite an necessary to remove im-
ure nceumnlntiono from the
bowels as it is to eat or sleep.
amino health can be expected
where a costivc habit 0 body
prevails.
SICK HEADACHE.
Thla distressing affliction occurs most fn-qucnt
iv. The dlelurbenco of the stumnch. orlsiu: from
the impel-teeny digested commie cousin a severe
pain in the bend. accompanied with d
neuoco.and this constitutes whet is popularly known
on sick headache: for the relief of wh ch Turn Sul—
norte‘ Liven Resource on fluctuate.
ntnvrac‘rt‘un onu- or
J. II. IUILIN & 00.,
861 PHILADELPHIA
For sale try-:6. C. Stillson. Druguist. Washington
Street.
SPE ER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE,
Used in Hundreds of Churches. for Communion
puipown.
Excellent .l‘ot‘ Ladies. Weakly
Persons and the Aged.
NEW JERSEY.
Slltt’ Purl Grate Witt!
FOUR J'EJRS 0L1):
Tins natty celebrated native Wine is made from
the nice of the urto
country.3 it‘s leaning: m raised h the
3min and Ssre‘ macho-rm; tempered”
unsurpassed other wine. Intern
Wig‘fince o 53: trope; “a: under Ir.
nouulnvmoso are unronteed. The n u
may partake of “its m o q
hturchin-st invalid pagan-m. debt“ h portion
suited turbo is ailments t‘h‘at alimth’owoo‘h:
tonnage. tnoveryreepent. A warn 1‘0 Bill-
mvauns use: erasure rarer a“
ere-tun. truths... use rm
err itv‘n‘s one“ . . mo
er‘e Wines in Hospitals are preferred to othm
cold Dr .
......Pt ruthenium“? "“ ”“3:
w“... u .33: hummus:
e. bruit rena‘ " at Wayne. new
‘Wasttoaellehano.
Wenttoituyahrm.
Wantte eel scents...
Went to narrow long.
Went to sell City hem.
Wentrtoselltirooerleeernre...
‘Wenttooallntyfloodo‘ arm
AT rm:
Posters,
linndbills,
Dodgers,
Snipes,
Circulars,
letterheads,
Roieheads,
Billheods
Statements,
Bruits,
Notes,
‘Checlrs,
Cards,
Pamphlets,
Books,
Bylaws
Receipts,
Labels,
Cheeks,
Orders,
dares:
itstalogues,
Envelopes,
‘ Ete.,ltte
Print-ed in the host may
Orders for
Natal] f
Sentinel Ofioe.
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