sate-swuwmn
”outflows-sue
vWesswe-sensaleeuaaeu
“Iamnmflwu
' ’Illinseeuvlllttwmaattu
“lflmfll'flwul
, “hummus-sin
“fluimm
h i he a bite. beautiful tree. which
sweetasttfertheeewhesrehauvy.
fl “letter and shade for pilurirna
Leeuwevtethehmdonefheeven.
‘ hiskeetbiest ofieweis and precious
”which are not only tchsluoheu at
Id edited. but need and wore.
It i like a telescope that brings distant
m old Mat things of the world very
near. an that we can see something of their
heeetv and inpateees.
n is like a trraenrehoure. a storehouse
Mahatma of valuable and useful things.
- end which one to he her! without rnoney and
'5 . without prion
‘j It is like a deep. broad, calm-fl swine river.
f the beets of which are green and flowery.
where birds sin: and inhibit play. and deer
little children are lovlne and happy.
Trotting Home.
The following shows the progress made
by American trotting horses in the last half
century:
In the year 1820 the best mile time was
shout 3:30.
In 1880 the record was 2:40.
In 1840 the best record. rustic by Dutch-
Inen, was 2:28.
In 1850 the best record, may by Indy Suf-
folk. “3:26.
In 180) the best record, made by Flora
Temple, was 2:18}
In 1870 the bet-t record, made by D xter,
was 8:17}.
In 1878 the best record, made by Gold
smith Maid. was 3:14.
In 1878 the best record. made by Rurua,
was 3:18}.
Edwin Forest has made his half mile in
me
A Sunny Temper.
W "l a biasing to a household is a merry.
ch ful women—one whose spirit is not sf.
ed by wet days. or little disappointments,
or whose cream of human kindness does
not courts the sunshine of prosperity l Such
a wornen in the darkest hours brichteos the
house like a little piece of sunshlny weather.
The magnetism of her smiles. the electrical
brightness of her looks and movements in-
fest every one. The children to to school
with a sense of something great to be schiev-
ed; her husband goes into the world with a
coequerer's spirit. No matter how people
sunny and worry hint all day. far off her
presence shines. and he whispers to himself.
“ At borne I shall find rest." So for by
day she literally renews his strength and
energy; and if you know a man with a
booming face. a. kind heart, and a prosper
one business. in nine cases our of ten you
will find he has a wife of this kind.
Why no Cleaned.
A. dilepidnted individual stood using at a
hm pile of watermelon in front of a
Woodward eveeee grocery until his mouth
Matthew hold to remark to a
not who was selecting one for dinner.
“Iwiehlhed Ive cents to get a smell
Heine; I haven't tested of e melon for over
two yeerst”
Thpethmsu promptly handed over a
nickel end Men with his selection. About
Jhcthehehcd hie melon picked" out he
.fiwthevscrsut coming out of a saloon
will,“ he called out:
“IN ,0! wnnind that money to bur
welc- f"
Willi} was the very courteous an~
“U. "I told you I hadn‘t tested melon
Honcho yours. and after rrflectiux a lit-
,“Im I hedn't tented whiskey for over
‘~ More. I are whiskey a _ahow
“will Nathanadetertoflrqnere.
“I about nee. sir—good~byl ”—
Mfrs- Pre- asserts that the
it of nicknames. as applied to
Cassette", Wooden Nutmeg;
, «m: Beside l'ly-up-the
m Beck-re; Indiana, Hoosiers;
flowing-t lenses. szhawirers;
.mz Louisiana, Cree
> ,’ ,. ;Ieiee, Finer, Hessachn‘
, ‘ writable“. Wolverines;
Tadpoles; New Hempehirc.
.He‘leye; Raw York. Knickerbocker;
inane was. More. Tar Rollers or
“u“: MW; Pennsylvania,
mes- Mites: Rhoda blend,
use M Booth Oeroiine. Wee-ale; Ten-
m Outlet Helen: Taxes. Beethoeds;
MONI- Ionsteln Boys; Vininla.
l
t
a
m
it
i
, whit. leevie; his wife and son at home.
.1
faster is seaweed not «intently pier»
to stand the operation.
W
Rm
it seem to use that our home missionaries
are restoring an almost lost ideal of heroism
to the Christian march. The: have shown
us how mthle it is to enter and he states:
how Christ like it into forget sell for the
henslt of others. sad their nausea are worthy
of a piece beside those of the cluster roll of
the pcersge of faith which l‘eul has given
us in the eleventh chaptsr of llehrews.
—[Rev. Dr. W. M. Taylor.
At the centre of e whirlwind there exists
a cake. A ship maybe in that tranquil ceu‘
ire and be safe. when every thing that lies
in the rotating circumference of the storm
is swept aw“ and utterly destroyed. St
God they keep ills pettple in safety, and
grant them a sudden deliverance. when men
use see no possibility of recspe. lie stands
at the centre of all storms and trials. and if
He hides us in the secret of his ptvillion no
barns shall be done to es.
lien sometimes object to the doctrine of
the depravity of mankind. lint the stougost
teachings of the Bible and of the pulpit, are
more then confirmed by their own actions—
by the conduct of the world itself. Every
bolt a bar sud lock and key; every receipt
and check and note of hand, every law book
and court ofjustice, every chain and dun-
geon and gallows. proclaim tint the world
is a fallen world, and that our race is it do
proved and sinful race.
A New York judge recently said: “ There
can be no question as to the evil tendency of
many of the fitehy sud sensational story
pspere that are sent out every week from
this city by the hundreds of thousands. I
have given some attention to this eubjrct,
and have traced more than one criminal to
what I believe to be the influence of this
kind of reading. Such papers are read by:.
the youth of the land with a relish that no
other enrt of literature gives to the boyish
mind."
Perhaps there never wse n time when it
would my better for Christians scrupulously
to avoid putting in the way of the foolish
the bust stone of stumbliue. over which
they are sure to fall; and eedulously to col-
tivate the graces, and abound in the good
works, equally sure to loud candid observers
to take knowledge of them that they huve
been with Jain. and solo glorify the Father
who is in heaven. An urgent need of these
times is fewer stumbling blocks and more
load-stones; more gold with the Daviue
eoiurr‘s imprint. and fewer cuuuterfeits.
Error is so much more rampant and u«-l~y
than the truth, we are often made to believe
that the world and the Church both are
going to pcrditton, but when the smoke
cit era away we are glad to find that few are
hurt and nobody killed. Just now the onc-
ullce of the truth are very jubilant. and the
love of many has become cold. but the
Church moves onward in the cloud and the
storm.stroug in her salvation, and ruajooic
in her mission. declined to subdue the world
Christ crucified, to the Jews 1t stumbling-
biock, and to the Greens foolishness. is the
wisdom of God and the power of God.
—-[0heerver.
In order that the human faculties may
work with the greatest energy and harmony,
the heart must be in the head. and the bend
in the heart. Never does the mind operate
to powerfully, and with such truth and
beauty of result. as when the faculty of cog.
nition co-works with the faculty of feeling.
If these two faculties become one end indi-
visible in cotton. the result is not merely
truth, but living the truth; truth fused and
glowing with all the feeling of the heart,
and the feeling mingled with. sud made
substantially by. all the truth of the head.
The light is best, and the beat is light.—[ Dr.
Shedd.
Mrs. Alexander and Frank Bussc‘t were
srts‘gncd before a grand jury at Bridgeport,
Wednesday. The case of Hrs. Alexander
was first heard. The witnesses examined
by the grand jurywere Prosecuting Attorney
Bolt, to whom she first told the story of
Frank Bennett's crime, Chief Marsh and Offi-
cer Arnold, who found the body in Hunting-
ton. Dr. L. .l'. Sanford of New linen. to
whom she tried to sell the body, C srence
Goodeii, the clerk in Fred. S‘evcns' drug
store, who sold her a quantity of chloroform
which was put into a bottle such u was
found in her house, and Fred. S. Stevens,
the drugglet, who identified the disfigured
label on the Mile as one coming from his
store; George F. Cook who let Bissau have
the teeth to go to New Haven with the body;
Dr. Hubbard who made the postmortem ex-
amination of Weiuhecker’e remains and
who removed the ring from his finger, which
was identified as his property; Frank Taylor,
the detective who had charge of the cause;
Jailor Wells. to whom Bassett made confes-
sion; Dr. Youugs, to whom she tried to sell
her body; and Captain Eaves. Captain
Wason. Welncoop and John Hanum,
callers. who were cognlatnt of Stuttering
Itch'e disappearance. and Pstrick Sullivan,
who lest new the unfortunate fellow alive.
Tie Herwinton correspondent of the
Litchdeld Ways: “Mr. Middlinls.
living in Orville Barber's tenement house, is
suspected of polluting four borers of Leon~
nrd Bradley's. and also an attempt to poison
hie (Bradley‘s) whole familv. Two yeers
no he quarreied with E. B Kinsmen; soon
after one of Hinnsn’e horses died in e mys-
terious manner. it is now believed that be
poisoned that also. Hr. Berber waned turn
out recently. and he moved a part of his fut-
nitnre. Last Saturday night e not: went to
his house intending to tar and feethet‘ hint.
bit he had "dueted" on that particular
The nob went min Sunday night. but Xr.
Iiddiieae had quit ahededdlei. They re-
newed the rent of his furniture. tore down
the house end fired it, leaving nothing but
ashes. They then deported. after telling
fie. I. that if they could led her husband
m fnvty nil. theywonld hen: hire to
the neuron tree. Public opinion here sane.
tie-I adv dot-n Itlessldtnstlr. Eld-
“heeeteef having killed one use me
“'99 ‘
m
“in! Oat-m have deleted
‘ the out... use. or Hartford.
*thelr e-ete
all steed unset
Morphineiothwilihewereinve‘
rises styles. ,
Bodieseet plaineiothwiiihswurewhei
the cold weather no“ round. '
Elaborate Princess dresses. utadeof white
satin or silk. ere this season trimmed with
white.
New buttons are lsrger than formerly :
those for outside earrueuts being: the size of
a lid-cent «in.
The nest recent improvement in the pro-
duction of lace is the introduction of shaded
tints in the flowers of the pstterus. giving
the relief of a picture.
Black silk honoete. in close princess shape
trimmed with a hsnd of cashmere feathers,
or else with an citation bow of velvet end
satin ribbon. to ill be popularly worn during
fall and witttrr. ‘
lituierv for the full is in hair line stripes
around the limb. and is embroidered up
each side. More expensive stockings are of
solid ti lrk color. with instep and wide of a
light shade, striped scroee with penciit‘d
lines of the dark color.
One of the successful toilets entirely of
satin. is loads of black sstlu. trimmed with
an abundance of the crlulped \t‘llulcboue
frlurre that has the prvcisu lustre of satin.
Tins has n habit basque, with the front cut
oil at the weiatt‘. and finished with a wide
bull. .
Basques for the street have u cosl~liko up-
pcnreuce, end the vest is an essential, tutti.-
pensiblo feature. For tho house they are
generally pluitcd, with and without yokee;
also made in ordinary styles, with hilltfiui’
fronts, longer buck, and elaborately trim-
mod.
The toilet that gained the gold mmiul at
the Psris Exhibition was composed of pale
Ophelia or lavender silk, trimmed with satin
courts and Alencon lace; the embroidery
was worked by hand and the fi livers Were
the same color as the silk. The dress was
much admired.
'QOO
Pompeii. -_
Excavalilns at l‘ uupsll prove the city to
have been one of the Hillel fashionable and
beautiful of Rumuu summer resorts, and
but for the eruption is might have remained
so to this day. As with Pompeii, so with
thousands of pmplo who llsvu beauty of
(firm and fettluro. Titty might, always be
admired but for the r‘rupfion, tlmt makes "its
feet: unsightly, and betrays the presence of
scrnfula, virulvu! inlo ui pnlflolls, or gunurul
debiltly. Tilt to is but one rruu-nly thwt p irl~
lively cures tut-so «ll‘ctione, uutl that remt-tlv
is Dr. l’ivrm‘; (l ddeu lllrdlml Disco-my.
it is the known tonic, tillerullvt‘, and r sol-
vent. l' speedily cures pimples, blolcbes,
liver spots, and all tlluonses srisintr from iat‘
puvcrlslled or impure blmd. it also curse
dyspcpdt, and regulates tho liver and
bum-ls. Sold bv droughts.
A little girl wanted it piece of blue ribbon,
and was told tint if she wore it she own not
tocry or "tlt‘l up." Her sister refused to
ittkt' lit-r visiting one tlti)‘ and site begun to
c:y, but on noticing the ribbon. soil: "ill
didn‘t lure on this ribhau I‘d howl."
-—-<w———
E lgsr Frx'emun. churned with committing
e rape on Juno hicllrindlc iu Ausonin it
work rig-t Thursday night, and who was at.
icmp‘ed to be ly nchcd on the Friday morn-
ing following, was arruugml in Justice
I‘rck's court Slturduy foteunon in Autmniu.
lie waived an examination and “his held in
$83,000 for trial, in dcfuult of which lie
was taken to the tail in N -\v lltvn-n.
' -——~ve>~—v——
' “'by will you sulfur with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Courtfpution and general
debtlity when vnu can get at our store tibi-
luh's System Vttullzer which We sell on n
positive guarantee to cure vr‘u. Price 10c.
and 75:. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
—__.____
"HACKMhHAL‘ii" a gopulsr and fro
grant perfume. Sold by . C. Stillson.
DR. s. w. FISKE,
of Norwich, Ch, the Celebrated
CLAIBVOYAN'I‘ PHYSICIAN,
AX!) MAGNETIC HEALER. OF TWENTY-
SEVEN YEARS PRACTICE.
Also Business and Test Medium, will visit
Nut-walk. (Juno, three days in every
.rmenihntlbc Nortvulk Hotel, where he can
be consulted Saturday, Sunday and lilumlny
Oct. the 26m, 27m and 28V». and ’l'ltursduy
the 29zh until 12 o’clock noon.
omce hours from 9 a. m. to 0 p. m.
The doctor has visited Norwalk regularly
every month for ucurlylwo years and has al.
ways met with remarkable success and
liberal patronage and has gained the esteem
of the many patients whom he has treated
and cured.
The doctor makes thorough clairvoyant
examinations of the sick. He has an un
seen power to describe every pain and secret
disease at sight, without risking rt question,
and prepares pure vego'uble medicines to
reach the seat of all diseases. He makes
speedy end rapid euros in nearly every case
be undertaken. The success of the doctor
sstonishes the most distinguished physicians.
He curve when all other treatments fail, end
the patient is restored to perfect health.
His long experience. combined with his
wonderful powers of magnetism has enabled
him to becmne one of the most successful
and popular physicians of the country, for
the permanent cure of every kind and form
of all chronic diseases of whatever name or
nature. Medicine reasonable, always favors
ble to the poor. The doctor also has the
pnl'el' to read your past. present and future
destiny, and is widely known to be one of
the most wonderful beers of the present age
for his truthfulness in reading the "lost im-
portant events in ouo‘s life. He gives full
particulars of absent friends. and also gives
advice in Marriage, Losses. lawsuits and
Divorces. and thoroughly explains business
affairs of every description, greatly to their
twuetit and satisfectlon. Clairvoyuut Sit~
ilnRS.Cl. Communicstions by Ietterupun
business or health must contain 38. unset.
a lock of hair and stamp. Mme box
1353, Norwich. Coon,
Don’t be unnerved.
Marty persons any “l haven‘t got the Goth
sumptioe" when asked to cure their Cough
with Shiloh’e consumption Cure. Do they
not know that Gunfire lead to Consumption
and a remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure a cough or
any longer throat trouble. We know it
will cure when all others fail and our faith
in it so positive that we will refund the
price pstd if you receive no benefit. is no
title a fair proposition. Price 10 cte.. 50 eta
and 01.00 per bottle. For Lease Chi-at
Bach or Side use Shiloh'e Porous r
Prieefids. Mackinac. Bulletin.
A m lee-ls.
It usheseuditereees how many physi-
cians. or how neon reedieine you have
tried.“ lenowenestehliehsd fact that Get‘
. :mr “are
TM7
.0. men lemmm he-
hy hyrotlieg “ermine bed. that it.
hone walnuts mother. _ _
,7 woo—y— .
“What.“sshrd Pref. Killer of the smart.
bad boy in the history class. “What did the
Pilgrim fathers first do after landing at Ply‘
mouth Recitf“
“linked a beckons.“ replied the smart
but boy. who went to Ringers Falls with
his parents last vacation.
-—-—..——-—
Human hair but gone up to eevenLv-iive
cents a pound. and the best quality of bub
ter has gone down to thirty. nosrdiue
houses will now be constituted to furnish the
essence of cow unenlhellisheu.
W
When a luau and his wife are out within:
and see it “love of a bounertt" in a show
window. they ere both of one mind. She
vents to buy it, and he wants to go by it,
too.
w.—
“Wo all know." said a cockttuy seiuml‘
cttmruitteelusu to s new teacher he was no
staining for her position. “that A B and (i
is wowelr, but what we wrote to know is
vy they is so."
——-—-oee——-—
S-uu‘r Ann—"0h. ain‘t my brother it clcv»
er bov.Elirtt June 9 He‘s only been to snluml
two mouths tutti he‘s got the catechism.“
El‘zt June—“What .io yer soy f Wily, my
brother's been to sclmul two weeks and he‘s
got the measles."
M»...-
thut do you know of the character of
this man i" was naked of u witness nt u pm
lice court the Minor dty. "Wltut do I know
of his character? I know if. to be unbleach-
ed, your Honor," he replied. with lllllt‘ll
emphasis,
Meow——
A clrl, bearing the lady of the house at
breakfnst requested her husband to bring
“Dornbuy & S m"‘with him when he New
home to dinner. laid ttvo extra piste-s on the
dinner tub'e for the supposed guests.
————oe>—-—-——
Junior Clerk: “ Would you kindly permit
me to nbsont myself to-mnrrow to attend my
father's funeral f" llcnd of the firm (loop
in figures): "You may go Hawkins. but pray
do not let this happen again.”
Woo—w—
“'t‘ have uflt‘n been told that there wss it
future in store for uS, but wu have never
found the store where it was kept It must
be one of those establishments that do not
advertise.
w—rr ,_<> ' «—
"Speslting ul' bathing," suld Mrs Pulling,-
Iun, "titlillt’ run lmliu1 with perfect impurity
Ill \vu'ur as t‘u‘ti us (il‘t‘tiilrtlltl'rl ll‘\' muuu»
tuius and India‘s curttl strands, but for my
part, 1 prwfu to have the Wdit‘l‘ a little lur-
pld “
.._-..._4....o...
Sumo \‘i‘l‘t‘lt‘li but the audacity to N‘fll‘llk
that the luiius deck tln-ir buts with ll wrote
in uwmury of the "it‘ll who llui‘t‘ been
killul by mlllinm's bills.
“VT—«>-
A lii‘tll Wis detected picking anemia-‘3
pocket on Summary t-voulug l on, but it b.-
ing s priulct's pocket they lit lllm p‘ck.
The priutvr bud lli‘t‘ll Irving to find smur-
llilliE m the packet himself for two war-kt,
and he tlmuuitt if the pickpockut coul-l sut-
cocd iu discovrriuz it‘lylltiilg in it he would
go ltim knives. Thu thief ought to be or.
rem-1i on the charge of lusnvlitv.
“I shouldn't think tlwro would be such It
word as brtukfnst,“ rvm-nkwi a young lin-
gu‘st in his mother, lit-mute. run, it ulu't
miluru‘: things m-vor brcikhs', they break
loose." There on; 11 mi boulldermout of
txprtasiun in the fuel: of ill ll mother no sin
ynzcd Sllfificlill'firly up-m bot precious s-m.
——-———o.-—-——-
v
"Jtlllily,' said u spurtrg Third “'nrd fu-
lhcr. “J lllllfly, win! inv.~ y ":1 got in ym r
fist." “'l‘n'u pro-u," said Jo'mny. “G 101i
ll 1nd," suit! the absent-minded p ll'l‘ll‘, “trike
the p1t,"—thcn lil‘ blltahvtl, old p liming to
a brass—kettle, mldt‘d, “to y tlll‘ mother."—
[Kc-«.kuk Constitutinn.
-——-——<o>
A father lutcly induced it crnupy little boy
to mukv u hiurty tneul of buckwheat c-ltcs
and molasses, but the bum pruvud to be sy-
rup of squills. Tltcbly snid be thought
e mirthin: ullod the moi .sws thv- vv'xy min
uto his, fill-T told him t) on oil it" mn-
it'll.
——-———<eo———-———
“lnk can be pro scrvwi from mI-ld by put
line a clove in the bottle." When Mrs.
Sprlggins, wife of Spriggins of the Morn‘
lug Awakener, read the above. she cried ex -
citedly, “The-rel nowl know what Mr. 8.
always curries cloves in his Vest poctkel
for."
“Is there anything that will make grain
come up quick f" asked a. rich amateur for-
mer of an old llusbmdm'm.
“Well, no I don’t know of nothlu’ that
will do it, was the genial old fellow's reply,
“unless it be rocks."
Then the umstvur farmer wanted to know
where he could get some.
———ooo-———
" That‘s our Jeremiah," said Mr. Sheldon,
“he went all to make his own living by his
wits."
“ Well. did he succeed i“
friend.
“No." said the old men with a sigh, and
significantly tappinu his lost. “he failed for
want of capital."
Inimitable ! An Unpar-
aned. Success 3
The ng?mm8t6r
The Garland!
Two Entirely New Base Burners for 1878.
Admired by all.
inquired a
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cmcsrm. Psoronrmss:
“out
tl'ither
i .
Calibrated 11:11 imam
steeds “Elmer!
On the American or European Continent
For Glumliuess & Quality
Old Strand, South Norwallt.
40 Obs. a. Quart.
«can
so Coasts 3 Plate.
GstriCesttusa.
JOllN llli’i‘OlilNGB
Formerly itutehlngs a Ferris. ly‘s Block. hints
sweet. elderhhurwelk. Thankful for the pear. pet‘
cane received from his customers. he hopes, by
keeping a good assortment of Groceries. to meet
their approbation. end secure egotietous share of
their patronage in the future. i~tf
RESTAURANT
0N
steamer Americas.
SEASON 1878.
A. R. ACKERT, Sleward.
BILL 0!" FARE-
BREAKFAST.
Pmtorhnusc Sheik... .lIlc Mutton Chops, ........ 20c
'l‘cntiorlulu81min... . .360 Park Chops. .........
ditto
do withouluu .llltc Untrutry finltsegu .900
Sirloin Steele. . . .. .uee Liver and Bacon. .Btlc
do with "acorn. .alle Fried llam. . .. .ttle
Round steak“ .. 30¢ lien: and little. ....... inc
V'unlCutiots. .......... 90c
DlNNER.
tours.
Sago, Rice. Donn. Vegetable .................... 10c
noasr.
Roast Beef. .......... fine lions! Mutton. ........ 90c
“ Veal..... "Joe “ l’ork...... ....... we
“ Lamb. .......... .000
I ll.
fllue. ................. Rue linlllbut. ............. Bile
HUILIII.
(‘orrtmi Bcof ........... 90c Mutton. .............. 20c
Dolled llluu. .......... we
‘NTRRKS.
H.900 Pork and “till“. ..... We
\ Nil NTAlllJiii.
Frlcansud Chicken,
(in-cu (‘urn .......... .ltw Stem-d Tomatoes ..... 100
Aspartame ........... .lth: lt‘rlt‘tl Potatoes. .ltlc
hiring linen-v .ltlc Lyuuulw. . ....lllu
Lima “WIDE... ....._lttc hires-cc. ........... .lhe
Mo\rml01llolle.... . .lflc Mashed ....... .itle
Spinach .......... . . . lilo French l'rietl ..... ..ch
t‘ahbltue. .. . . . ill: Sweet Potatoes. .ltc
Red Cabbage, ......... ltlc do do Fried.. ...it)c
DIIIRTt
Illt‘u Pudding .......... it): “read. ................ l0t‘.
t‘abluutti .............. lite Altplt‘ Dumpling ....... ltlc
Tapioca. .............. NC L‘up t‘uetsrd. ........ inc
rune.
Apple ................ the l‘eneh ................ lflc
Mince, . . . . .. ,.. lttc Huckleberry. .......... lilo
Lemon, ............. . lth‘.
matte. unutr‘rs, urn. 1‘0 onultr.
fl Built‘d Eggs ......... We Oillult‘tlo. with
rlrratuhlt-tl. ........... title Perv-icy. .. . .
“ \\lll\ '1‘nmnluna..9.‘m Anttlu Fritters. .l. .
Unlclo'tr, plain ...... ZL‘IH‘ l‘un t‘ttkv ..... . ~
‘ with ":iiii,. . . ._ .‘.‘.'w. " “till .\mtl.~s,. . . . . . .Wt‘
“ with Cheer-11.... .‘lhc
overrun are!) curse.
Plum Fry. .........‘i4lc. tlyntur Slow. ......... t'lte
t‘lmu rill-w" . . . . . .. ..‘.'tle Uvsts-r Fried... "lilo
Plum iirnll ............ tilt: (\ynlcr New ............ soc
Clem Fritters. ....... 30c instant-01L... .. ..:l0c
t‘oul “Hills.
Rum-t lit-cf ............ we Sartllura ............... Site
" \ cnl ............ 201‘. English Pickles... itic
“ luuub, ....... 20c Mixed Saint]... .lbc
(‘uld llaul.,.... .. rile Loitut‘c “ ........... me.
Westphalia llem.. . .. 951‘ “ with Eggs...“ ..l.'ic
corned liot-f.. .. . .2tlc
Coffee, per l‘ot....... .ltlr- Mill: and Tenet. ....... 90¢
'l‘os. “ ......lllc iceCrt-etn. ...........i5c
Ten and Toast, ....... the
Every article as good as furnished anyuhcre.
All the popular Aloe. Wines. and Figure of city
prices. Fresh Uoul Leger on draught, only the
tents pct glass.
Passengers
will nut-o one
pleasum
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Felting their mettle on the Steamer
tour in the city for either business-stir
l.
Great Through Line
AND
United States Mail Route.
The attention of the traveling uhltc ls reefI-ecuully
invited to some of the merits 0 this great ighwey.
in the confident assertion and belief that no other
one can offer e nai inducements en a route of
through travel. 11
Con structiou &Eqrsipmcnt
run
Pennsylvania. Railroad
stands confeuodly at the head of the American reil<
ways. The track is double the entire length of the
line. 01' steel rails laid on heavy oak ties. which are
embedded in a foundation of melt holiest eighteen
inches in depth. All briduoe are of iron or wine.
and built the most approved plans. its passion r
care. while eminently eefeand eubsteuillerent e
same unto models of comfort and elegance.
The Safety Appliances
in use on this line well illustrate the far and and
liberal volley o its out. in on
with which the utility only an int venent and
not its cost her been) its question consideration.
Antone many may noted.
The all»: System or Safety etc-at...
Jauney Couple, Enter and Platform.
The Wharton-Patent Switch,
AND
Westinghouse Airciiralte.
ferrule: in «injunction with a perfect double rm
d-bed ecuhiuetiou of rewards st
:nmd as whle‘h have nurtured then prtteti 1‘-
out
Pullman Palace Oars
Mneeealllnrue‘l‘relne
MM? _ ‘ Weed
its natural vitality and color.
A dressing-
whiehieatonee
a g r e e ah i a.
heel ,
feetu the pro-
8 e r vi u g the
hair.“ ‘
vtsseew
Mustard is its
.\\. o f. "w‘ “M We
remake « and «lamef
Thin hair is thiu‘oucd, fulliu heir
checked, and baldness often, t on
not altvtrys, cured by its use. N -
iu .. can restore the hair where the
fol isles are destroyed, or the glands
ntrophied sud decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. lusteudoi‘ l‘oul—
in the hour with n pasty sediment, it
wi i keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
il‘out turning my or (idling oil‘, and
consequently prevent boldness. Free
sum those deleterious sttbstuucm
which make some preparations dou-
rous, and irriurious to the hair, the
'igor can only benefit. but not harm
it. If wanted merely for u
HAIR DRESSING:
nothing else can be found so desir.
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil willie cumbric.
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it ll. rick, glossy ustt‘c and u grateful
perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer tit 60.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOW'ELL. MASS.
NOW Take
Hovrc
Cough Syrup.
The Best Cough Remedy Ever Of-
fered to the Public.
Try Bottle.
For Sale by Drtrggists Gertcrauy
and us
Hoyt-Rs Ph armacy.
South N ortvrslk, Conn.
_IN_
11111 1111111111
9 have just received a JOB LOT of BOYS‘ and
MEN‘S SHOES. which we can soil It 85 per cent.
below manufacturers cost.
Boys Shoes 750.
\VOBTI! 81.60
Mens’ 31111111 Gaiters
3 2 - O 0’
“’OBTH 03.00.
Ladies Fine French Kid But-
ton Boots.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
Boots and Shoes of all grades,
and prices to suit the times.
Gents fine Button Boots and
Strap Ties.
“kaolin”
BNUT NSHNE STORE
Opposite Railroad Depot, South
Norwslk, Store formerly occu-
pied by Buckingham 6t Co.
Come and see. Good good
at low prices for cash.
Standard British. Puts.
Coupe sing in or ts Volatiles rem tune. we
on due fluted its . at vsly Bound l
and itieek. enil‘urfittyle. This llette as followe‘:ii ‘
nouns. arson 5 can
outrun. minim new!”
GOLDSMITH. ensues he. runs. con.
urn-tort. ~ arr.
corn. wouns corn. score.
_ “new,
pwwmwMMMr
gun“... ummaucuru e
manage-Imus. Miracles.
wmmwfifiyms
m straw-“cs seems-n
w,
BARGAINS-
-0Roaus.
dim—1
MELODEONS
FOB metronome-
Mud“.
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN.
88“ WW N m “m
4's— .
J. M. 1901“]: sun's
MESIO STORE,
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street, Norwallt.
Echeepeos heudaieruetoohof
PIANOS. ORGANS
MP HJLODEONn
u will sell them on monthly instalments.
Old instruments taken in eschew for new.
Pie tuned and revolved.
1? you fool dull. drowsy, debilitated. have fre-
quent headache. mouth testes badly. poor n tile.
and tongue routed. you are suterinrr from rpld
liveror ‘hllioueueae, ‘ and notifies; will care you to
speed“ and permanently as to his Btu-one
Liven name or it Intern.
PURE LY VEGETABLE.
The Cheapest. Forest
and Bert Femil Medi-
AVA-t.
m..- éééLL
gr: 9182". Stomach and r . (S’s -
hasletsthe Liver and > . /'
mistletoe 2‘54 ‘11
nownL- it AIN REGULATOR
“successes .rsvzi A « ,___#,A_:,
DICE an!) nabsns. ‘
BAD BREéTH I
Nothing is an unpleasant. nothtnl so cont-on
as bad breath. and in nearly every case it ensures
from the stomach. and can e so easily corrected if
you will take Stenone‘ Liven Rescues-on. Do not
neaiecteo snreareruedy for this re laive disor-
uer. it will elsolmrove your eppe its. Complex-
ion and General B th.
FILES I
How many eua‘er torture day after day. making
life I burden and robbing existence of all leeeure.
owiu to the secret. enduring from Plies. ct relief
is roe y to the hand of almost any one who will use
eyternetlcelly the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands. Burton Liven “women is
no drastic violent purge. but a gentle assistant to
Mill".
CONS TIPA TION ?
SHOULD not be regarded es
s tritiltur ailment-in feet nature
demands the utmost regularity
of the howele. and any deviation
from this demand pom the way
often so serious danger- it is
quite as necessary to remove int~
nro accumulations from the
{carols as it ins to ea: or sit-:3
an no heeit can ex
where e custlve hehit arched)
prevails.
SICK IIEADA CHE.
This dietreeeinr editetton occurs most frequent
l . The disturbance of the stomach. arising from
the imperfectly digested contents. attain a severe
pain in the bond. accompanied with d reocble
assortment! thieconetitntee what in pa niariy known
as sick headache: for the relief of wh ch Tax: 8s]-
nons‘ Liven Resource (settlement;
IAIWACTL'RRD own Ir
J. n. 1811.]! t 00.,
set PHILADELPHIA
Fo. sale bin. C. Btllleon. Druuiet. Washington
Street. .
GEO. W. DAY
some 3‘
BARREL
BEST
Ste Louis
11111111
m£E£?*
First Class Galois
OF ALL KINDS
At Bottom Prices.
IFYOU
WentnOook.
Want a Clerk.
Want a Partner,
Want a Situation
Want a Bitumen.
Want a Servant Girl.
‘ Want to‘ sell a Piano.
Want to Buy a hut,
Want to evil a Carriage,
Want. to not!" lousy,
Went to sell Oily/M,
Want to seli”6reeeriss. set Drugs.
that to all Do M w M
Went to and More for A“
“W in gilt" SEWEL
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