“Susanna-winning
hmsukblnesky.
heather-sweat.
“enamels-sailor;
mun:
fill-enemas:
tat-edema“
"Ifl‘vepkvvwdtheethroegk this dsy
within—“away;
inbumsdadpereasdktad.
Give-owns: holy-ind.
"Thenarttwvlncusbevv.
mtmmmmion;
baubles" thy throne on high.
tailor "mmbflfl.
Thenwiithaarme.
hubs-sermo—
Iam-lewhllethoe art nth."
'I'Ie Misc for Black era
Burmah is the psradise of the smokvr. if
his psrsdise consists in the absence of all rc-
strslnt on his lsvorite habit. No preacher
will hint here that tobacco smoking is the
first step to drunkenness. for. with rare ex-
ceptions (and. slate! chiefly where the Euro~
penn has brought his vices with his civilint-
tlon) the peeple site Waiter-drinkers. There
In no ice: oflendiog the sensibilities of the
most delicately nurtured lstdy. fur the wo~
men at every rank are. it possible. more in
veterste smokers than the men. No dread
at his master‘s displemure restrains the
youngest schoolboy from his cigar or cigar-
ette. Boys and girls alike luluku us soon as
they can walk. and childen are even said to
intro the habit before they leave their moth»
u‘e arms. The new corner to the country
Is once nifcnded by the {readout with which
a Burmese who ha not been thruvvn much
with European! will. continue to put! his
diner in his presence. in absolute innocence
oi’ any breach a! courtesy; and in the in.
“moon school. children. even in class.
only lay aside their cigars while their lungs
are occupied with bawling cutthe true texts
of the spelling book. A pipe is rarely seen
but cigars and cigarettes are universal. and
. their manulscture and sale turn: one oi the
commonest employment of the women.
Mo exceedinfly fine tobneco ls [NW3 in
parted! the province. notably in Araksn.
but the cultivation is very limited. and the
tobacco of which the Burmese cigar la mode
is almost exclusively imported from the
ports on the Halsbsr coast. The cigars
thus made are not unlike the well known
Vevey manufacture; and rank and strong as
they seem to s non-smoker. they are highly
popular with English residents. and not tile
intention being remarkably chum. Ci
mils are. however. even more common
than cigars. and are almost always smakei
in preference by women and girls. Thvy
vary in as}. but the commonest la a tune
chormt-shaped clgsrotlc of almost torcllllkc
dimensions rolled in a green lett‘. and cm-
tainiug. besides tobacco. spices and chipt of
scouted wood. From these. which are as
mild ~as boy. an immense cloui is drawn.
and their only detect is that the burning
chips are continually falling on the clothes
oi the unwsry smoker; hence the graceful
way in which the Burmese girl.with sp~
parent acectnticn but really with good reason.
turns back her slender hand over her about.
der to keep the lighted and o! the cigarette
clear of her silken dress. At home or in
the street. in the boats or in the beatar. at
every public gathering. even at those tor de«
votlou at the pagoda. night and dry. men.
women. and children blow the familiar
cloud. and the perpetual cigarette adds not
a little to the unique picture presented by a
Burmese beauty.
Let them make 3 Noise.
"Oh. Johnny i" cried a nervous mother.
“do have some pity on my poor heed! Can‘t
you play without shouting so!"
Poor Johnny drew up the tape reins with
wild kswasdrivlng two chairs tinoem.
lid on!” out in a loud. hoarse whisper:
“Get Ip—wkoa l”
. ‘ h at minding little pleasure in this
' -.slI-d wt. he threw down bls
~ ash. and. lets. his hand upon his hreur,
_* CH. with a ten. breath:
13““,9 . .R‘etnllofnolaein hers and
.e in ”Quebec. it lal Don‘t all' um.
, Wt“ II. “0! Flu ?"
' 4" Immune!“ re-
hicksyeuwnrdssgseduyoarheadi
“newt-slate piss. sate-prise tonne-
“manganese“: aavertradebe
“murmfinmmmu;
“I": askstewprewtass; keep
_ “wt hnklsswcvdtbst
I“ ‘qptyssasaceaasrat-aaraouoo
flown—downturn is the thin:
find-natal. are built piece by
. gnhnwsueuthsmnlds;
.. hwmfismm;
new» W;
”humanist;
. _Iflbsi “Isl-r never
“unaware-u.
”pulsars-Joanna
- mamm-
mace.
Thevsryfisocs of Christ's power was
Eh patent nescidsheess.
It b the unconscious ministry of luring
hearts that is held in eternal membrane.
There are men who profess themselves
tree thinkers whowere not born to he think-
ers st sll.-—[l!ngh Killer.
There is nothing in the world so much
admired as a man who knows how to bear
unhappiness with courage—{Seem
Duly is a task-master sud sells the neck
with its yoke, where love bears heavier bur.
dens and sings with joy unconscious of its
service.
In the position where your lot is cost you
are to perform the duties which lie nearest
you; and by the performance of those duties
you are to develop a Christian life.
The Christian life is developed gradually.
Robody is shot like a rocket clear into the
kingdom of heaven. glowing all the way.
Everybody has to come to it stop by step.
If we could realize that the good and evil
came from the same band we could be cn‘m;
but. although we can‘t always fully realize
that. we know. even in the midst of thick
dsrkncss. that all things work together for
good to them that love God.
Jesus himself is the solace oi our soul in
sorrow.snd when we emerge from the storm
of distress into the deep calm at peace. as
we often do. blessed be his name. be is our
peace. Peace be left us by legecv. and peace
he creates in person. W’e never know deep
peace of heart until we know the Lord .l'e-
sus himself.
It is life into which we enter with our
maiued limbs. and that life is in Christ. His
mighty power is given it all His disciples,
and he will fill up a thousand times all our
idea; He will supply us with a myriad of
pleasures for cverv one we cut 01!. From
the world‘s rule it looks all losing. but from
our Chrisitsidt‘ it looks all gaining.
Lot us. each one. do his little work. each
one doing his own work in his own way ac-
Cording in his own ctpaclty. by little and
little. Then (‘v »d will at the lust {ether up
all these {turnouts of work. and on the
great day of eternity we shall see it. and
under arches oi light and bower of beauty
we shall see the consummation. Amid that
great. multitude that no men can number.
God will not be ashamed to anomrnce that
all this grandeur and glory and triumph
were achievrdaby little and little.
If anybody shirk his daily duties for the
sake oi livlnnu Christian life he will find
that he has done that which tends tutu-t ..g,
{finally to remove him from a Christian
life. If you would in a Christian. you
must islthiully do the tbiuus which you urn
Cnilt‘d todo from day to div. You limit
carry )oursvli with pliir‘lli‘r‘; you must burr
uue rmmllvt‘s burdous. You must manifest
the disposition of Christ. you must. in n
(‘hrisilikc spirit. purlonu thine duties which
belong in your dilly lilo. n ) ill‘ttlt‘l’ tleolber
they be blah or u~lu~tlwr tbcy below.
#
. “’ords or “'iadom.
Obsllnncy is the heroism of little minds.
Have not thy cionk to make when it bl~
gins to rain.
Constantly choose rather to Wont less than
to have more.
In a country where everybody reads no
one writes except tor sale.
The touchstone by which men try us. is
most often their own vanity.
A modest youth may become s Confident.
then. though never an impudcnt one.
Those days are lost in which we do no
good; those worse than lost in which we do
evil.
We conceal hatred easily. love with dilll
culty. inditference with the greatest dilllcul-
ly of all.
He that pursues honor. applause or world-
ly reputation. is like the foolish schoolboy
running after the butterfly. and neglecting
his book; both meet with disappointment,
dissatisfaction and reproot.
Sometimes there are living binge in na-
ture as beautltul as in romance. Reality
surpasses imagination: and we see breath
loaf-brightening and moving before our eyes
sl ‘ ts dearer to our hearts than any we ever
bah d in the lend of sleep.
Who are the Blessed!
"- :3
Mhthem who minds his own
”and attend only to his own alarm.
sinettbvatdrsothlsukhhcrs.
Mutuwohaawhenever Wit“
“Mbltoluyovam”
Minna-saw» «a see on his
hauoaswhasthshshrherrtu.
Miathewomawaowon‘tatarrya
WMMWhtM
WthMdswwhoerverren
“mummmwmruw
tine.
Millie rich relation who never
Minneapouswhenyon are in the
m.
Milt!“ poor relation who never
“fluxes—Mum).
mongoomtmtewtmoou
”cadmium
Mmthenarviedmpls thereon
“thermionic.
Wmthesingieptophthatarem
teeteitomaisso.
Minibahusbaadwhoeeversayshis
“Mpiuare betterihae his wtte‘s are
III-IIIIIIIIII-lllllI-I
* Int luau.
Ia ahl’ewYorkPoltoe Court a worsen
named Rose Fletcher.wss arraigned charged
with drunkenness.
“What have you to say. Rose 2“ asked the
Court.
“I was drunk. are always drunk. and am
going to keep on getting drunk until my
death." replied the woman.
“That's very bed.” remarked the Jns~
“You shouldn't complain. any wq. A!“
neksyonrlim by it. I! there wh‘ no
rem. you would be out of work.“
“Six months.“
"lake it three times six months and I
won't complain. Goodbye. Judge.
An Tilt-oh rreskman has the reputation
0! build this ontwitted a part Senior.
Grains—“Do you know why thecollers is
such a learned place?“ Freshman—“0!
"III: the Fresh“ sinking a;llttlelesrn.
huge-dasthsSeelorsnevertakeany
hemnvsrtlsar whose sdltnris
'shothlnttllrouhv’ " unsaved: ‘
. 7., . "
Ancentiasneotthenetrolt Free Press
contained an advertisement of " For Sale—
A piano by a lady with modern legs.”
——-0'.——‘_
Two French brothers had s duel because
they couldn’t agree on the number 0! hacks
present at their father’s tunernl. Thus they
hacked each other.
——————...—-—-—
There is a custom in Scotland which for
bids a man's lstberdn-lsw from visiting him
without written permission, but the mother-
lndaw can jump in at any moment.
——OOO———
No man can have any idea of the cash
value c! an old three-legged stove or ashaky
bedsteal until the same is put up at suction
and two women get to bidding against each
other.
——-—-«o—-——
Mr. Campbell. of Newfnne. New York.
drank corrosive sublimateflnstead 0t cham-
pagne. These things shouldn't be put up
so much alike—some Congressman will be
the next victim.
l
———«o———
Abnut the time a buy begins to think his
mother doesn’t know enough to select his
clothing {or him is a dangerous period in
his history. If she has energy and muscle
be can yet. be saved.
—-——«o—-—-—-
life are glad to learn even at. this Into day.
that. Thomas Jcficrson Would turn aside
rather than step on a bumble bee. lie was
bnrchUted when he felt that way. 0! course.
————ooo———
A little girl who was somewhat out of
sorts. but whose exact ailment no one had
been able to discover. amended her evening
prayer 0! “ God bless papa and uranium."
by adding. “ and cure me lfitiwrc‘s anything
the matter with me."
An Irish agricultural journal advertises a
new washing machine under the heading.
“ Every man his own wash-woman." and in
its culinary department says that “ potatoes
should slwuye be boiled in cold water.
——-—¢o.———-—
In a church festival in N‘wbury. Mm.
meals were amid at a dollar apiece at two
long tables. A duo repeat Was served at
one table by negro vvnitcrs. while at the
other exceedingly plain lure was dispensed
by the prettiest girls in the village. The
choice was a hard one to mnko. and the
call-ts were about evenly divided. The pas-
tor ale plain fund.
MW
Old wine is wholesome; old plpplna moth
earnest; t id wuud burns brightest; old linens
wash whitest; ul'l debts are surest. and old
in lids—wit“?
A
.—«’ ~—
The illlnlfilor who said bu could preach
without unit-a has hccn tulivu ut his word by
his conurcuutluu. which refuses to pay his
salary. lie sous his inlszikkc.
meow—~—
A \‘truinii woman nurses to marry a
bald-bonded mun. though he is n millintuiiro.
Silo expirilucd: “ We‘d lnvo u family fight
some tune. utill be ins nu ilzilr to cutcb
hold of."
- -“—M.OO
“ Wuu ‘s the matter. sonny.“ said a man
in nyouugswr who “in tearfuliy rubbing
the scat of his puutnluuus us he walked
along; “ what‘s the mutter. got on the wrong
truck!" “Yr-s." Was the reply. “gum!
did. way the old man switched inc iltl‘ just
now."
——'~*QOOW
Two young men were out fishing recently
and on returning were going past a turm-
house and tell hungry. 'l‘bry yelled to ihu
farmer‘s dnughtcrs: “Girls. have you (my
buttermilk?" The ruply was gently Waited
back to their ears: " Yes; but we keep it
(or our own calves."
-————«v———
A RucllL‘S-ltl' wire opened a iclourupbic
mot-sure nddrrsscd in her husband and read.
“Jenny will meet you in Syru'xuse ibis evun-
inu.“ Thou site did everything tlnti u lolli-
nus woman could do. nuly to find that Jenny
was it lawyer. and the messigo was to
arrange for cousultstlou in an importuut
C380.
——Q§>——_
"HACKMEI‘ACK" a popular and in
gruntperfume. Sold by G. C. Stillson.
Liver is King.
The livrr is the imperial organ of the
whole human system. as it controls the life.
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper action. all kinds of
ailments are the animal result. The diges—
tion of food. the movements of the heart
and blood. the action of the brain and nor—
vnui system. are all immediately connected
with the workings of the Mr It has been
a 3 pro that reon‘a Aucust
Flour is our nailed in curing all persons si-
nicied with yam-in or liver complaint.
and all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition at the liver
auu stomach. Sara o battles to try to no.
Positively sold in st towns on the Western
eminent. Three clone mil pwvo that it is
just what you want.
no“ he Deceased.
uwmwflhevaa‘tgsuthew
“with“wbaesskedtoeuro their“!
maliiok‘am Ours. Dethey
uotkaew numbed menace-puns
«snare-electric“ will cure Consumption
willeertaialyaad surely cure a cough or
any longer throat trouble. We knew it
vrr 1 euro when all others tell and our faith
‘ wt reload
Wpaid it you
thlsatet Wins. Price“ one. were
«minim per mun N lane‘ehvet
Mtwn‘tdeuse Shlleh‘s For-«use Barter
Priced“. mmwaa Stilton.
DR. ‘e We FI‘K..
Of “My W. tho WM
C“““Y‘N‘ "nm‘fi.
A30 ‘AGNm a‘hm 0? WI“!-
“m Yuk! mm.
Mohandas-and “sat ledtu will visit
Norwalk. Cone“ three days a every
month at the Novwalk Hotel. where he con
be consulted Saturday Sunday and loadq
on. tit! so. am and 38th. sud Thursday
the sets until it! o‘clock noon.
Olncc hoursrromna. m. toOp. tn.
The doctor has visited Norwaik regular
every month for nearlytwo years and has a -
ways met with remarkable success and
liberal patrons: and has gained the esteem
at the many patients whom he has treated
and cured.
The doctor makes thoro
examination of the sick. s has an be
seen power to describe every in and secret
dis‘uu at sight. without «bki up a uestlon.
an prepares pure vegeta e med neatu
reach the seat of all diseases. He makes
speedy and rapid cores in nearly every ones
he undertakes. The success of the doctor
astonisbes the most distinguished physicians.
He cures when all other treatments tall. and
the patient as restored to rtect health.
His long experience. comb ned with his
wonderful powers of magnetism hes enabled
hit: to heeIorne an; the'most' snwemiul
an popuar p ys asso theeountry,lor
the pauses» sure a! kind and (one
otaslehvenin dtssasssotw tover nameor
h clairvoyant
tel werld.it ., your , .. .1
thus is only cse'exonss tor yon—1hr -
reasonable prelodeca anti skeptic“; which
has killed mama... Personal knowledge
and commonsensersa‘soning will sonar shbw
you that Green's hornet Flower will cure
on of Liver 09m inlet or Dyspe’ ' with
{it its miserable‘etgcta. such .as manoeu-
ache. palpitatloe’ oi the heart. sour stom-
ach. habitual ecstlveneu. dissiness ctthe
head. nervous prostrstlop. low a . . sic.
Its sale now reaches every town on tern
Continent and net‘s dru‘guist but will tell
you oi its wonderful cums. You can buys
sample bottle (or 10 cents. Three doses will
relieve you.
I
Why will you suflor with Dyspepsia and
liver com laint. constipation and general
deblllty w so you can get at our store Shi-
loh’s System Vrtsllzer which we sell on a
positive gusrsntee to cure you. Price 100.
and The. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
You must Cure that Cough.
.Wlth Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can
Cure yourself. It. has established the (not
that Consumption can be cured. while for
coughs. Bronchitis. Whooping Cough.
Asthma and all diseases of Throat and
Lungs. it is absolutely without an equal.
Twu doses wlii relieve-your; child 0!» Group.
it is pleasant to take and pertoctly harmless
to thcyoungest child, and no 'mother can
amnd in be without it. You can use two
thirds of a bottle and if what we say is not
true we will retund the sales. paid. Price
10 ctr" 50 cts.. and $1. per‘
your Lungs are sore or chest or back ionic
gsfiFbiloh s Porous Plaster. Sold by G. O.
t son.
Have you Dyspepsia. are you Constipa-
tled. have you a yellow skin. Loss of Appo-
tile. Road Ache, If so don’t fall to use
SHILOH'S SYSTEM VITALIZER. It is
guaranteed to relieve you. end will on
continue to auil'er when you can be cure on
such terms usthrao. Price 10 etc. and 75
cts. Sold by G. O. Simeon.
ANBPMNB!
The subscriber would res ect-
fully iniorm his friends on the
ublic generally that he has
eased the building formerly
owned by Geo. W. Smith, Main
St.. near Solmnn‘s Hut Factory.
and is fitting it with every ro-
quisite tor the manufacturing.
pointing and repairing of all
'iutls of carriage work. Black
stuitlt‘s work and machine form
ing ol‘ull kinda Mr A. B.
Hulhuwu will conduct thchox‘se
shoeing i opartmcut us before.
II. 'l‘l'JllE‘.s
J.
Bullieri contractor.
Labor and material furnished so low that nnno
can atl‘ordtu wait.“ there must. soon be an AD-
vane:
“'9”: done by the Day or Con-
"'1ch
R. RAYMOND.
From the Smallest Job
To Till
Largest. Building.
Anywhere in or Out of Town.
Art npprd'tun‘lty to Estimate solicited from all.
My tncil t 0' an exporlcnco am much thut I can
make it to the advantage of oil |who may favor me
with I trial.
Plans and Estimator Furnished.
Shop Foot of Franklin St. ucur Entrance
to Nursety. P. 0. Box 017. 404i!
GEO. W. DAY
SELLS A
BARREL
BEST
St. Louis
Milli
$7.25
81mins
.. First class lililllli
OF ALL KINDS
At liottoaaa Prices.
It is all Allilllilllllli Fact
THAT
D’ARTOIS
Celebralailtn llllaill
‘msa. muscle 1
Osman-ubv‘uer:mlreang , ensue-e t
F01,“ 6.....an “1:? I
E ‘miilllflllllilli *‘
bottle. . l!‘
Wm‘
Flues as lilllll it ill But.
it North’s up. Ginsu.
G ROGER {ES-
Jomr nu'ronmos
Formerly Hatching! C Ferris. lly‘s Block. Main
street. South Norwslk. Thankful tor the past pst-
ensue received from his customers. he hopes. by
keeping a good assortment oi’ Groceries. to meet
their spprobstlon. and secure agensrous share of
their mucus“ in the future. l-tf
nmurscrum 3v ‘
The Pocasset Iron Works,
7 and 9 Curr Benn-r. Raw Yonx.
GIPSY FLOWER PUT
For Bale by
Jill H. sum, Flnrlsl,
. ' BOOTH NORWALK. CT.
.CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
Themfiipsy“ is the newest ornament for home.
lawn and conservatory. It is of novel huauty. use~
lnl. cheer and durable. Once soon you will not be
without t.
RESTAURANT
ON
Steamer Americas.
SEASON 1878.
A. R. AOKERT, Steward.
BILL 0F FARE-
BREAKFAST.
I‘orturhouso Steak... .$c Hutton (.‘hopa. ........ 20c.
Tundurlolutitoak ...... 350 Pork Chops. .......... doc
do with onlous.....3lle Country Sausages“ ...uilc
Sirloin Steak. ........ Joe Liver and Bacon. ...... Silo.
do with Bacon.....mc Fried Ham. .......... 200
Round steak" .. . .Nc Ham and lines. ....... 93c
Vualt‘utleta. .......... boo
DINNER.
. IOU“. .._
8.80. Rice. Bonn. Vegetable“ ................... 10c
Hour.
Ronni “not. ........... me linuat Million. ....... Mr
“ \’t\ltli.... ".ch “ Pork. ............ 20c
“ Lamb. ...........
Herr.
Bluo. ................. lilo lislllhut. .............. tor
noiun.
(‘nrucd “out. .......... tor Mutton... “while
Boiled llutu. .......... title
IRTRERII.
...eoo Pork and ileum. .....
VIHITAHLSt
l-‘ricasscd t‘tiickcu.
ilroou (‘orn.,...,.. . .ltlr Slowed Tuniutims ..... luv
As nus-mu. .. ....l0u Fri-id l‘utaious. luv
hit up Nauru. 10c Lyuuuivu. .lflr
Lima litmus. .. . ...lilr h‘rii‘aueo ...... .iric
Slowed Onions. ..... .ltlc Mas-bud .. .. .lilv
Spluai‘b .............. lib: quch il‘rlvd. ....lil.~
i‘nbbsm‘. ......... ltl‘ Spout l‘utaitma. . .lu‘
lied L‘nbbsgv. ......... lilo: iiu do l-‘rluxl ..... lite
burnt.
liiro l‘iuldluu ........ tun llrvvd. . . . . . mo
t‘sbltwili. ............. ltlr Applullumullug.. inc
Tapioca ............... ltk‘ Cup Cunard. . .. . we
turn.
A \plo. ............... inc Punch... .. ......... lili-
um. ........... ittr Hucklvborry ........... inc
Lemon. ............. .luo
suns. alum-vs. arc. 1-0 «when.
I “oiled Runs ......... We Utnulrtte. with
acrunhied ............ ‘ Parsley. ............
“ with ‘l‘nnmioxwu'lc Aptzlu Wilton. .
Onrelultu. Ilaiu. ...... We Pun Cake .........
" with trim ........ the " with Apples. .......
“ With Chute“... .356
avenue AND out".
(‘lnm Fry. ........... 30c Oy-tov Stow ........... 90c
(‘lam Stow ...... .. .wuroi'rlrr Fried.
Clam llrull ............ g Oyntvr Rana. . . . . . Jim:
Clam Frigera. ........ ‘ Oyster Broil. ..... “30¢
1. 00].!) plants.
Rout “not ........... 90c Sardines. .............. filo
" \‘i-nl ........... ‘ch English Pickles... . ...lot‘
“ Lamb. .......... 20¢. Miami latl..... ......l.‘tc
Fold llsln...... . .mc Lettuce “ ........... tic
Wiutpilalia “an. .250 “ wlth Eggs..." . .lbc
Corned Bot-f" .. .900
Future. pcr Pot. ....... lOr Milk and Toast. ...... .90“
Tori. " .. .101? ion Cronin. ........... 150
Text and Toast. ....... 15c
Evory article as good as furnished anywhere.
All tho pupulrtr Ali‘s. \“int‘l‘. and (‘luure at city
prh‘ull. Fun-h Cool Luger ou drought. only are
(out: put glass.
Passengers getting thulr nwuls on tho Steamer
will save one hour in the city tor either busiucsu or
pit-satire so].
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Great Through Line
AND
United States Mall Route.
The attention of tho traveiiugxuhlto in mutiny
luv tied to some or the merits i this amt highwuy.
in the confident aucrtttm sud belie! that no other
one one new «fuel inducements an s route at
through truck, u
Construction drilqaaipuaent
van
Pennaylvania It railroad
am “My at the W or the American nib
via“ The truck in Mole the entire length or the
lino. oi on»! rails- lntrl on how; oak time which are
can in a atom or rock bailout teen
mag: in depth. all more» are or trust or some.
and its the m mowed plates. to W
mu while mimtty “Maud substsuMmut t to
acne “are m or alarm and «we».
The Sstbty Appliances
ho we out“ has {all illwatrnte th‘e hr and
with: 'm'" we WWI uni
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K as. Black snow of army Signals.
Janey Couple, Baler sud Plathrur
The Wharton Patent Switch,
“in
Westinghouse Air-Brake.
tonal in conjunction withn rteet doubt truck
and rc‘fd-bedaccmhlnatlon orangutans ° at
am winch have moored them practical in-
Pullman Palace Oars
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skin, Ulcerstions o! the
giver, Eggrlnsfh, Kidne
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Bails, Bio es, Tumors.
Tetter,Snlt RbeumScsld
Head. Ringworm, meats.
diseaseb Syphilltio and Em al‘udis-
cases, to , Dyspe is, sci on,
general Detaifity, and P8for Purifying the
This Ssrsn srillais a combinetionof
vegetable n1 ratives—Stillingin, Man-
drake, Yellow Dock—with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known (or
the diseases it is intended to cure.
. Its ingredients are soakiliull com-
bmed. that the full niterative ect of.
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so efiectual asto urge out from the
system those impurl es and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures. and the confidence which
{imminent physicians nil over the mom
repose in it, prove their experience
its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many 0! than cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evxdencc of the superiority of this Sar-
snpnrllla over every other alterntive
medicine. So generally is its superi-
orrty to any other medicine known, at
we uoed do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED I?
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell. Mass”
Practical and Analytical Olson‘s“.
now it! ALL DRUGGIBTI avuarwunnl.
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NOW Take
HOYT’S
Bough Syrup.
The Best Cough Iceman; Ever 01‘-
]‘cer to the Public.
Try a. Bottle.
For Sale by Dynamic“ (laterally
and at
Hoyt’s Pharmacy.
South Norwalk, Conn.
BARGAINS
..IN—
Bflfl'l‘S & SHNES
We have not received a JOB LOT 0! BOYS‘ Ind
MEN'S sii ms. which we can sell at as per cent.
below manufacturers cost.
Boys Shoes 750.
\YOII'I‘II Cl.“
liens’ Button Gaiters
8 2 . O O,
wants! ease.
Ladies Fine French Kid But.
ton Boots.
Ladios‘, Misses‘ and Children’s
Boots and Shoes of all grades,
and prices to suit the times.
Gents fine Button Boots and
Strap Tina
“tinnitus”
gunman Sl‘illlll
posite Ratlroad‘ Dc t. South
N‘orwelk. Store fbrmelrl’y occn‘
prod by Buckingham & 00.
Come and see. Good good
at low prices for cash.
NNEN“..NNN Ni...
undue Tinted Papa Attract“ Inn
and black. “tram style. that side u‘&l€s?m
nouns. evens . Quaint“.
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J. M. POTT son’s
nnsw stone.
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street. Norwnlk.
8s keeps on hand a large stock at
PTANOS. 080.418
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sdwulssiithunon-sntutm
Didmmutak-umrarnew.
Ha unedsnd neared.
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once headache. month tastes badly. sp
and tongue coated. you are noted from
liveror 'biilonaneas. ‘ and nothing w lenre an an
lpeodll and permanently as to inks s s‘
Lrvna secure- or lanterns.
PUBEIJ' magma“;
The Cheapest. Potent
and Best Farnil
clue in the War-i l
Arr Inner-oat. 8m
crrictorsii discs-es or
the Liver. Stomach snd
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front UM asst eerreetsd
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M not
Isetsessrvarenasdytcr this refinish! disor-
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ion and General a
PILES .'
How many lubricate" day W
lite a burden and robhi
owl to the secret an up front Files.
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a cuts a
clued thousands. sinuous LIYII Mum ii
no drastic violent purse. hat a gentle assists“ ts
nature.
CON STIPA 1‘1 0N ’
snoum noths regarded as
a trininu ailment—in tact nature
dean s the utmost maturity
ot the Old sly deviation
from this demand paves the way
onion so serious dancerm no I: is
I "new re vs ab
:13" accumulations from the
welassitts to set or else
and no health can be
when a costlve habit 31 body
prevails.
SICK HEADACHE.
This dirtresainn emotion occurs lost
much.
bsn ""n... "“
iy. The ulster ea or the I arising
t e lmperteetly digested contents. canals a severe
pain in the head. scoom led with his
panama-d thisconstttutes what is po larly known
as sick headache; for the relief of wit ch Tax: 81!-
Iorre‘ Lrvsa Ruuum on morons.
lacuna-own own- at
J. I. I‘ll]! t 00.,
86! Panama
s'lol; sale pm. 0. Bunsen. Dream. Washington
IDS.
Pin llilll Framing
-AT-
New York Prices.
OROEUET
900. Up.
I]. E. Bodwell.
BYOB
Wilt!”
Waniaka.
Watchman.
Wants Situation
Want a Edna-an.
Want castrate”.
Wantte snitch-e.
Want to any n Fara.‘
Want to sell am
‘Want to Borrowing,
Wasti- all «mm.
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