"but.”
Nhflumdfiuahgnhnp
‘ Hmumhhdtcligbtifl
mbthciuofmppflngl WW
Hymnevcr intondtcrigbtitl
thliatheuacol'removingycurhnt
Itycudonotintcndtotcrry?
Wbctistheuseotwocingcmnid
Ityoudonotintcndtcinarry!
What is the useofbuyinglcoct
If you do not intend to war it?
What is the ucc of n house !cr two
It you never intend to share it 9
Who: is the use of gathering gold
It you do not intend to keep it?
“’hnt is the use of planting a field
If you never intend to reap it?
What is the use of buying ii book
If you never intend to Hand it ?
What in the us» of a cradle to you
If you never intend to need it?
~-—-~- ”v“
Court-alon- of a Clerk.
Much has been said and written of the
trials and temptations to which young
men in our large cities are exposed. and
thc ruin which overtakes multitudes of
those who. carefully trained and pruycr~
fully educated. are led away by the gay
and thoughtless companions of their city
life. and. forgetting the curly rcsmunts
of home. are lost to all that is good.
Still. although the warnings and exam-
ples which are presented to young men
thus situated have done much to assist
thcni to cscupc the destruction which
principle alone will enable them to uttcr-
ly avoid. the evil ruinuiris: null if the brief
account of my early struggles with sin
and temptation should strcngthcn one
faint beau t. or encourage onc rcpentnnt
soul to turn from the error of his way,
lct nic not hesitate.
At my father‘s dcath l was placed in
the large wholesale cstnblishincnt of my
uncle. whoew interest in mo extended
only to my future in this world. and. in
training lllt‘ to curly busiucss habits. con-
sider-rd that Inhould thus be amply pm~
vidcd for.
In this school i was an apt scholar. I
was :ictivc and thoughtless of futiguc. cn-
joyui the full tide of mercantile business.
and rcvclcd in the cxcitcnicnt which my
llfc zill‘urdcll.
I was punctual to a moment. I was. dili-
gent in business. thorough in my nllotcd
tiuik. cheerful in the day. and popular
with my follochlerks. .
My uncle was fully satisticd. and my
friends prophesied ii successful future.
My gay manner and social disposition
won inc many friends: and from those I
chow tivc. with whom I formed :i clon-
intimacy. and to whose inllucncv I grud-
ualiy yielded. wnlking npucc in tlic brood
mad.
I was fond of any excitement. and ll:\\'~
ing no father to wntch my actions. or re~
straining principle of my own to pruvcnt.
\ grow soon to lovc that which was cvil.
und knew no fear.
I lind a key made to our housc. whcro
my liiothcr lived. and thus spcnt my
nights abroad. timid Eccncx~ of dinipution
nnd vice.
Vcfircqucntcd the tlicntrcs cvcry night:
d nftcr leaving tlicni at ii 1;ch hour.
made our way in ionic saloon. whore.
with wine and cards. \vc h‘l’r'lt‘il until ul-
nmzit morning. \vhcn \vc would ci‘ccp buck
t \ our humus. and snatch a low hours of
slccp bcforc Illt‘ day's work couuucnccd.
I was a gmnhlcr and :i ~killl‘ul onc. I
seldom hut.
My companions n\\‘ul‘i‘ l was u. lino fclE
low. and l was cxpcctcd. in rcturu. to
trvut than on all (H‘t'llfili’illr‘. and not un~
frcqncmly in bubc tin-m to \ill'nl‘l‘.
Uur Tuniiliu \vcrc liipllly l'l"l‘ll‘lillllt‘. '
\Vc Tluilul ill lllt‘ I‘t‘rl Tlxus u
Sllrpli‘lllll of my actual cr-urxc nl' lil'c xvi-113d
hivc provciltcd my \Vricnliic tuning tlic
friends; and lo ltl-‘nlil nlll‘ll pmsibility of
suspicion. I nplll‘t‘ll no pniih.
I lhiuk l was Vlli‘i‘r‘x‘l'lll.
M‘i‘ll'l)‘.
Nut w. .~u my
,gm.ggumu;‘. mmw W
MMMWW bin; hi- ml-"WM' 'WMV
whole Maw in tbcintrlcn- “Wow.“‘dhanbodhdoflm'f
daolbhbudniu. ‘Wtcrmonhm‘ctcmcl’cuflcflng‘
A noon fricnd cfrcllgicn mm the con-clon- mhorr.‘ Morn-l when." “ov-
m: *1 nut to intact: you s little in Mani-00.” “Mk-s woe." "novel‘-
cncwcflortfortbcccuccofChi-ist.‘ aid WM”WGHW¢ “3de "I'd!
the good mun. Ire never, in I single lnctcnce, found in
'Sir. you must excuse inc,’ replied the tchlble. Both-om the copious incline:-
merchant. ‘l‘m too busy to attend to that in which these words crc pulled to ul
subject now.‘
‘ Butair. iniquity is on the increase
uncng us." card his friend.
'Is it ?- I‘m sorry: but I‘m too busy at
present to do anything.‘ , ‘
' When shall I call again. air? _
“I cannot tell. I‘m very busy. I‘m
busy every day. Excuse me. sir; I wish
you it good morning.‘ Then. bowing thc
intruder out of the office. he resumed the
study of his papers.
The merchant hnd fmqucntlv repulsed
the friend of humanity in this manner.
So matter what the object. he was always
too busy to listen to their claims. He had
even told his minister that he was too
busy for anything but to mitkc money.
But one morning a disagreeable stranger
stepped very softly to his side, laying a
cold. moist build upon his brow, and any-
ing. ‘ Go home with me!‘
The merchant laid down his pen: his
head grew dizzy; his stomach felt faint
and sick. he left tho counting room, went
home. and retired to his bedchamber.
Ills unwelcome visitor had followed
him. and now took his place by the bed-
side. whispering. ever and anon. ‘ You
must go With me.‘
A cold chill settled on the merchant‘s
heart; apectcrs of ships. notes. houm and
lands. {littml before his excited mind.
Still his pulse beat slower. his heart
heaved heavily. thick films gathered over
his eyes, his tongue refused to speak.
Thun the merchant knew that the name
of his visitor was Death!
All other claimants on his attention.
except the friends or Mninmon. had nl~
ways found ii quick dismissal in thc magic
phrase ‘ I am too busy.‘ Humanity. incr-
cy. religion, had alike begged his inilu~
ence. means. and attention. in vain. but
when death came. the excuse was power-
lcsii; ho was compelled to have lciaurc and
to din.
Let us beware how we make oumcluxs
too busy to secure life‘s great and. When
the excuse rises to our link. and we arc
about to any we iii-c too busy to do good.
let us remember we cannot be too busy to
should, without reading. cuppocc the Bl.
his full of them. The word “immortnl”
occurs but once in the whole Ilium—Dvo-
m'ug Mail.
———-—-—-ooo—————
Tlic Reason Wli y.
A youngster, after deep meditation.
broke out to his father: " l' l I know
why colored people linvc white palm to
their hands and white soles to their feet.
When the first colored man was made. he
stood on all-(ours while God was point-
ing him!“
—- M.“—
ldlc Experiment»
When ii man is well and sound he cut
afford to be indiflcrcnt to the character
of all the medicine in the world. But
when disease is fnlrly eating him up. he
must do something of. once cud do it in-
telligently. Therefore do not dose your-
sclt with a hundred things in the hope
that some of them may hit the mark. but
try Dr. Kennedy‘s “Favorite Remedy."
which hits it every time. For kidney and
liver troubles. piles and constipation. it is
just what you want. Druggists have it,
or mail 81 to the doctor at Rondout. N. Y.
W
The Friend or Delicate Ladies.
Warner‘s Safe Kidney and Liver Curc
is the remedy that will cure the many
disemcn peculiar to womcn. Hondnchcs,
neuralgia. disordcrcd nl‘rvcs. woiiknoss.
lllflntfll shocks. and kimlml nilmonts lire
cll‘cctunlly rciuovcd by its use.—-.llu!lict“s
.llagazi'nc.
W »———-
horses with ringboncs and spnvins bcciiuso
lhcy can make money by using ‘Kundall'a
Spin-in l‘urc.‘ Sce iidv.
——~——o.———-—
’l‘hc Peruvian Syrup has ciimd
thousands who were suiloring from D ‘8-
pcpsiu. Debility. Livor Complaints. Balls-
lumoni. l-‘ciniilc 00in ilnints etc. Pam.
ihlcts {we to any iii dross. Seth W
‘oivlo & Sons. Boston.
MM
dip. Horace Horan. iirrcstcd in Now York
h“ thrco wceks ago on the charge of being
The Rt‘aiolllll‘ l‘owt‘l‘l. one of the panics who robbed the Middlc~
town brink last July. was discharged from
tho Middlctown city court. Saturday. for
luck of siillicicnt cvidcncc against him.
Ho immodiiitcly left for New York. and
the mystery of the robbery is as great as
m‘el‘.
.\ couplc of old dni‘kics nict thcoiher
day. and bcgan talking ovcr matters and
things.
“llow is old l‘oloncl Jones comin‘ or.
what uscd to own you beforc the war?
llc is so old he must be gettiu‘ to bc child-
ish :ind losiu‘ his rciisonin' poucrs.“
"Don‘t know nullin‘ about him—huin‘t
sccd him siiicc bcf-xih lust (‘liristiiins.“
"\Vhy. what's dc iunttcr?“
“Ain't got no usc for such old gciumuns.
Lust timc l was durI l'ctchcd him n big
red lish 1 had kotchwi. I tolc hiin cf hc
would gimiiic u tnblc-kiiifc I would scrape
an clcun lie lis‘h. “'hnt do you suppmo
ho said
”:\§l{l‘1l ycr to conic in gcl :\ drum. and
chat uwliilc about olc liincs on do olo
plantation.“
“No. sub; llc tolc mc cl‘ I couldn‘t lmr~
row n inblc~kuirc from sumo of tho iinlmrs
dzu ho would ruddcr l‘lt‘illl dc llab him-
scll‘. l s'posc lll‘ was :ifcurd l‘d bc kcr-
lcsx in lilinlliu‘ dc knife buck \vlicn l got
douc wid it.“
Thy min-r dorkcy rulibcd lllw‘ chin and
rcnmrkc l:
"l icc by illll :ir rial lln uhi
fl.”
Thc ruin Friday and Satuniny. cnablod
t‘vic lludsou canal to rosumc navigation.
Sundiiy. Seven hundn-d bouts with 90.-
000 tons of coal wcrc wniting for \viitcr
and if ihc wutcr lasts 00le tons will much
lidc water daily. until icc closes iinvigii-
lion.
h
The suil‘cring of livo stock and tho
lisscs cndurcd by fur-morn and tho pcoplc
of the manufacturing towns of Southcrn
.\'cw .lciscy liccuusc of tho long droutli
coded with four days of continuous ruin
Saturday. Sll‘t‘lllllfl and wells which
lmvo bccn dry for ii month Mo now ro-
plenishcd and ‘factory whccbi in motion
again.
“
W. S. llockcnbury. priuicr. of lllrm-
iugluuu. l-rukc who of his lcgs. \vliilc pun
ticipnting in u lk~iuocruliv purudc. by full-
iug from u \\‘ll‘{i)|l ~loud of llrcworks.
wouiu'sjmum.
A lover. Surgical Openuca. It In I-
iu:in‘.< still
[gut [hr llst‘ .xl‘ lilhl'i‘ilnillllll' pmvcrs.”
Os.
'I‘Iic llciu cnly lluinc.
moth-r ill't'illllt‘ll Illlll llrl‘ I‘m iml- sun. licr
particular pci. any villli'l‘ Hum ihc
frank. llul li“llt‘{il’lv‘il lul)‘ llt‘ N‘i'llli‘il.
Thank (it‘ll. »-hc iicvci' hul‘“. l was
savcd [mfurc hrr lit‘ill’l lill.~\\' that pang.
This um til) lifi‘ from rl\li‘:‘ll in lllllw
twill.
longcr. 31}
IL'I'I"I lll lulnlllcn.» ll.i;.’;.‘.l‘ll. fillil l l..
“Tl.“
cowl. as.
lllh‘ ’l‘iicmhy nub! l lilll l‘i‘lil.l:l‘:i-il. l.‘
was in} halal. tn cl z-c l:..- .' llsldl,
:itil-r :lir . ll.i'l\ ll‘l'l :HHll‘. .‘ll‘l u... ‘:l;\l
locking h..- d. d. \slnli kin ck ..l l’ .-
ilnnr :tllln \ll'ii'i'vl (l lzlllc- lurjml ll‘i'lidl.
“'11" : Hr .ln‘ ;. not. li-lzlz'. wwl 1-. .ili — if.
ill -l limrrn-wl ,ixv iv.
I Wu ;i~! ‘ “
null-1. .l. l‘i‘i'i'fl l! I :\ 'K‘lII‘ 'il
nil. .uiil Hi i m-vz‘v- tum. ll lml‘i- Hir il» Ell‘ulc
liimliwrmr; . '
lnicuwl ll. mm l.~..-l w
‘llizlvl- w:.inhcd )v-ur \illclc c mix»; 1
- Lid).
know your ‘irrw. iii l:;il~‘.l.\'. fun w.- your
futurc. lunilld flu“ phi? 31...; “n.1,,
night. iii 9 o'clock. :il~——-~ Squaw.
.\l.\ll\‘.‘
1 was bcwildvrwl. llud my friends lhcn
discovcrwl my diwilute hunts?
*Even then who was this '.\l:ir‘r I" i had ,
notnrclntivc or llllillllllc fricnd in thc
whole city who bore the mime.
“'iuit assumed to mislead inc. and
should I find this ‘ Mary ‘ no other than
my uncle?
I became alarmed in my perplexity. arid
tnking one of the oilicc Chaim. drew up to
the tire. and took counsel with himself.
For two hours it was ii sharp conflict.
I knew not how it would end. At llillglll.
I drew two tickets from my :ockct.
They were sauna tickets to the theatres.
which I constantly attended “ lih my
companions. I looked at them long. pom
doting. At longtli I dashed one into the
8:0. The words came back again. ‘ I
mldsnve you.‘ They seemed ii voico
hon haven. I rose. and throwing the
fierfickctintotbo flames with an cm
"which surprised me. vowed um
xwwfl Igcin. while I lived, set my
hot inside 3 thentrc.
“Goth help. I hve been able to
lug flint vow, though I dared not meet.
ummm-mi who and
hu- tbst night my course was
“god. I and buck from my com~
M and hiked no more with them:
“m for five months my distrus-
“mldhctfcund peace in believ-
h cuul-l lint ll;l\\‘ llisiml thus llllli‘l- .
hulltli was failin-r, my ill~ 3
i‘:lllli-
liu Tll
It i.- not llic \\'.‘-llli of tlic building in dmd without kiln. nth-r. noun.
; \\ llli‘ll you llvc tliut luzikcs your cui'lhly “ the n““'° F"““’d 3' “°
5 holoc. but llic comic-luv of Vol] II 'P‘H I ' In“? .f III.
. lov . - - limrl “mm lone”.
: . . ‘
\ l.til.- lu-v about four or li\c vcui's old (horn the Cori-cc (lotion or
. . mam-“Hm Elation. x. Y,
i'zi ., ‘gt‘ l “l . a‘.
j \\ i T! lll'l'llll l‘il it kc ‘imili‘il‘li. ill} . llt‘ The of ”mild lMoycu, 0" d-
lIUllllill .l I.llil lln liniisl . I.\\ Liliuing .lS llU
hum: lm l1." up out. New York. furnithcc nu apt mutation
llll‘ ix iiiv lmui. T" 0‘ mm" pom“ “am “1' I“,
~ bnd been treated for month: in the usual wcy
(liosc
:3: “iv l‘llll‘)‘:
"'l‘lll‘ ix iii) ll
\ lily w lv it. u ~i>
*ill‘.
.. \ .~.it hi lilx' mulli-
Yt‘l‘ .iv vl w u wilxu ' l‘l lbc virlm‘ \“ .- for Erysipolu 0' “30 had. Without ME
'4, i .1. h.” I I I ' I ' “' Net until her hand had bccciucuuimcfpu.
m W m Y!” :flwn‘w ‘.,,.. l): ‘ I" ”M" ”'"l He in!!!“ her thlt it mlmpouiblcto
" "“" ~‘"““ " ”l' ”‘ "“' “““x‘i ““‘ul‘hl'l mo tho haul—ll mm be mputntcd. 81..
’til i‘. lw 3cm li lllll‘ mi wl-El 4.5 lliisi'"
31mm till. M330 intoll
n 0 fit. c or. sti ting
hold her husbcnd'a blind (133:3 tho Lugs. 0::
th
l “ .\‘ . i:l..‘.m\.“ ‘Mlill erlic, \cry ciru. at-
.l\'. “.I Would l‘i‘l.“
“ \‘l'lp lull ? " il’kt’ll :bc l.i.l_\. " \\'liilt gogggdzrzmg;wrml Page“. '3 10):.
. um... ~ l1.:~ lwlhv your liaun- nmr.- llmli Kennedyulon gave unverihmmwwy'
gum 'r‘ tcclosuao thobloodcnd smith-round
\l'iiln- l.‘l‘l «on r owl-1.: u! llllnllilfniu “Edition”. and Mn. ycra now lim ad
f lliit :‘t'lvr .t ll Ulllt‘lll‘sl ll‘lllrii‘ hr mu up to '0 0‘3§?n:$£3¥§$§;mdynfi'fic
‘ In“ llliillli‘l‘ lluil iliruu in..- his i-ruisnround
l lict‘ licck. lic mild:
‘l “ Bccciusc my dcnr iiiotlicr livcn hci‘c!“
It is the prcscnce‘nnd company of those
we love which makes our curtlily home:
and it is just so with our heavenly homo
~—ihiit home which our dciir Savior has
gone to prepare for the children of God.—
Cmiadu Pivsbyfciv'an.
Mum
Life Insurance.
ii trusted hcucchold iricnd in rill
melamine Wackliiim cud discus. 0! Hi:
0 on ver Com m
Con-until“ g! the Bomb. PM“. (Q
PENSION
sud other clcluu collected. Dccdc. writ. and all
kind- or lutlcc bullncu attended to by
w. s. BOUTON.
one. ln1hudcr‘l Block.
UNDERWEAR
_._1ron_._
Gentlemen
Ladies
and Children.
A Large Val-let and Low
Prion-y.
3N
An English life insurance company has
paid the insurance for the death of ii man
108 years old. who took out his policy in
1799. It is said to be the first instance in
which an insurance has ever been paid on
the life of a centenarian.
My“
[low to Treat a Talcbcarcr.
A lady compln incd to Frederick the
Great. King of Prussia. thct her husband
treated her badly. ” That is none of my
business.“ replied the king. “ But he
speaks ill of you.” acid she. "That." ro~
plied he. “ is none of your business."
W
A New York letter to the Cincinnati
Enquirer says: Wide months have come
into fashion for women. This is a change
from the prevailing style of the past year
or two. The proper mouth of the present
season is worn in a constant but mild
smile, the corners being drnim back bori-
Icntiilly, with the lips left closed. The
expression is one of amiable. quiet catio-
faction with all the world—cc though in.
mind wufrecfom mw cad tbcfcct
{ice from cams. Cure should be hkcn
not to Man this into an active grin.
except on inlrthfnl occasions:
the lip- bc computed. All than.“ be In
rcpocs. The lips my be rcflericd if tbc
mural color ho too light. A We!
pointing tho expound We of the
upper lip broad and bright m at the
amt-has crumb. hutltlc bod. fol-it
gm“.- Wail cud my. lack. no
m belle last out the packing
tinge! bar uccfii, and!» Ml!!!-
nun, “Pang M m" he
NEW STOCK 0F
-——or
FRIN GES
A v
BEAIDED GIMPS
DRESS ‘GOODS
New Shades of Popular
. Stylu:
BEST viimiarms IN
31.; ex CASIlllinlfi.
01L CMHS
In all Width‘s and in
BUGS. '
. CARPETS
M
fmmtlnpulpltcadthmugbtbopmwc'
It is ii fact that IlOl‘wlli‘lllt‘l‘S are buying.
:‘J‘ ' "I :
It made from 1 Simple Tropical Leaf of
Rum Value. and lac Punitive Remedy
for all the diseases thnt cause pain in the
lower part of the body—for Torpid Liver.
Headaches. Jundlco. Dizziness. Gravcl,
Maria. and oil didlcultiec of the Kid-
neys, Liver and Urinary Organs. For
Follicle [Inca-cc. Monthly Menstrua-
tionc, and during frcgniincy, it In: no
equal. It restores the crghiins that make
the blood. and biotic: it is1 t )3 best Bloatyl
Purifier. t a t c on y nown rain
that cures Bright‘s Disease. For Diabe-
tea. was \Varncr’l Onto Diabetes
Cure.
For Sale b Dru gist: and all Dealers at
01.95 per gottle.‘ Largest bottle in the
market. it.
ll. 1!. WARNER & 00., Rochester. NY.
Meets the requirements of the rational
medical philosophy which at present pro.
vails. ltisa pcrfcctly pure vegetable
remedy. embracing the three important
proportion of a preventive. a tonic. and un
iilteriilivc. It fortitles the body against
disease. invigorntca and rc-vitulizcs the
torpid stomach and liver. and cflccts a
iuustsnlutary change in thc ontiro aya-
tum. when in ii morbid condition.
For sale by all Druggists and Doiilurs
gcnc rally.
ClRllIllll Mill—ill
And Repairing
.-\ 'l‘
H. TILLY’S.
MAIN ST.. SUI‘TU NllliWALK.
For . . 1v. lNicc l‘uupc ltuckaivny.
owl} pnuilcil iiuil lll unml urili-r; iilm l 'l‘u'o Sound
wagon.
Rubber Paint
MILK)“—
Won the Victory.
And couipcllud its cumulus to phicc fruit
dulcut iiuilutions in tho inarkut.
All (lciiuinc llubbcr l‘uint hours this
tulle-inn k. '
. Son that it is on cvcry lull‘h‘lllfl‘.
l\ u have
Just Riielvefl an Imminsn
Slick
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Try it once and you will use no other. All Colon.
FOR am?
John .H. Ferris.
morn)! WASH ING'I‘ON STREET.
.crnrmngymmfir Ii
How To a: Wow? 9%
'° .. will .
ctlnr'lllnlld a mum 63!. 635
.V“ c
.E.....trr..i..w...... lulu” "m
P. W. maul . 00.. I‘Mm Kalli. Pt
To-all lil- mums. and the many incident: of nu-
acld County. Iii
READY MADEQ LO'l‘llING
AND .
Gent’s Furl-liming Goods.
But to his lam of burlmm In the new “0ch
”10%;?“ lookidi the great variety in quality and
«ye
ULS'I‘ NR E'l‘l‘s,
ULSTERS.
0V E “COATS.
&c. &c.
Tho host in the County. and no mistake.
Nothing to equal our stock of Gum's Furnishing
Goods ever bcforu new in this town.
Great Bargainsiin
Knit Jackets.
Everything New and Cheap.
Gall And See Us.
Averill _
Uhammal
oc——-—
Jolms’w .
Asbestos
Iron ,
Glad
-—-——«
White Lead,
Run. Run. A'r
Palm.
Plillll. *
Palm. »
0H, Turpentine
Raymond Bros.
‘Do You ‘
Want a Par-
‘ Do’You
Want a Cock-
stove,vRan e 101‘ 01‘ Sittlng
Room Stove.
()r
Heater.
Or
H(‘)USEFURNISHING GOODS.
. Crockery. Glassware. arc ?
If so. consult your own interests by dealing direct with
E. K. Lockwood,
WALL STREET. - — - - — NORWALK. CONN.
ennui-unis and MEATS
AT TIIE OIJD STAIVD OF
T. Burr Guyer 8‘ Son,
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders filled promptly. City 10le
find it to their advantage to trade wig] us.
Give us a trial. 1 5
arms 5
. ’ . .t. or. .
KENDALL'S SPAVI
Tlllil MUST Sl‘t‘l'RSh‘F‘l'l. REM EDV cw? dlncov
onid. M ii in curiuui in ii- otlccin and doc- not blluicr
Road proof bclow.
FROM
A Prominent Physician.
\\'ii~lun'lniivillc. Ohio. .lliw l‘lli. I l.
Dr ll. .1. '\\‘l\llflfi. it (‘o ‘ l“
vcrlluciucul lll 'l‘urf. Flclil
‘ . and Farm. of your Knu-
ilud a span lu i‘uiv.
Mid liiivuii: ii valiiiiblc null icoily
lllillllll". l mill in you turn llllllll'
lll nix wwku rciumcil all lllllll‘l’ll‘fl“ null ciiliirur‘liicnl
uni lu-Ilny ll‘ uoiiiul iii- cullfl.
north in inc {ill-i Iliuiwcll‘iilly you".
ll. A. llEll’l‘lHM’l‘T.
Statement. Made —
UNDER OATH .
fl‘o Whom it May (‘oucvrii ‘lu llw your lath l lrwuul
With Komlull‘n Spawn Cum. ii bunc rilllu'lll of FlVl‘flll
moulhs‘ umwlh. ncoirlv liiilhi- huge in ii licii‘n c 1:.
and cumpluicly nioprci lhu kimono-u- and “Hum-ed l c
ciiliirucinonl. l have no kcil lhc hurw cvcr ulncc \crv
hard. ala‘u‘w “0“”; ling born hum“ nor could I cvo'r
it!“ any v with n l 0 size or t u hock olnla min
I trviiim M l with Kniilliill‘u Spin-in (‘umf‘ (in
l‘ , h 1?. {\- (erle38.
mm int-g ‘ii s. 't... ‘c . 85.1879.
Sworn and subscribed lo below me lhlii
Full. A. 1).. mm. w ill!
JullN u. JENNE. Jnltlcc of the Peace
—.
Kcndnll‘n Spin-in Care is main Its clcctn. mild in
in action «all done not blister. yct it in otrltlng
and powerful to reach ovary dccp mtod n or to m~
move any lion gmwxli or other enlargement. and: MI
riparian. cplin curbs. callous. sprains. awellin . Iny
lunciicu and cll enlargements u the Johns ci- ll'linlm.
or umtlam in man and for any par for which a
“alumni in mind for m or bout. 1
to be niches! lliiliiicnt tor nun cvcr used.
and yet uncertain in m meets.
Scull adduc- lor llliiatrcicd Clrcul ir whlcli we think
aim patlvc mo! of m vii-trier. No rain mover
first“ such unqusllllcd cucccu to our knowldgc.
ll well It! man.
bottle. or II: bottles for “ill All (hug
any addres- on rcce V be cont
Prlcc I
(laid hav'o 19:. cu t lléfor 10%. 13‘ it
p 0 cc 0 t .
On. 8. dellgDALllloirgb?r
Elm-burgh Fills. Vermont.
801d by an Drug-guts.
Geo. B. Plaistell,
”rigs ,
Medicine 3,
Patent Medicines F
Goods. Permlderytncy
um.»
Hm quilt: in butler cpd Milk.
was? ova
01.0 WELL,
Vam. law cannot. Ill-tum .
m. i to morbid-rig! initiate;
Haunting,
. (lciil- ‘Ill‘adlufl your ad-
hurwi w lll‘ll haul burn leuuc from npiii‘iu for ch.- illicit.
Iy cxpn-u. which
null ii liu'irc Illllllll (min niiollu-r llflf‘fll‘. Mid both hurlin-
'l‘hc omi lioiilc wail
B U ’1‘ C H E R’S
AND ALL KINDS or
RAPPIN‘E
ll
PA PER,
AND
PAPER
BAG-s
AT THE
‘ r
s E N E1 N, E!» OF FIGE
\ , .
All Braids and Prices.
LATE,
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
oak. Whitewiiod
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard Wood.
Roofing
‘ Paper.
Henry R. Fitch
Take
NOW
H OYT’S
Bough Syrup.
\
/ Thom Co lo Rented Ever 0-
my“ the Profile.
Try a. Bottle
For ale by Wu.- Gnu-ran
and a!
Hoyt’s Pharmacy.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
James. W. paiuagl,
All!“
American Marble.
Granite and Brown Stone
Work of all Deccriptionc.
Monuments, Fer—chi. (lupin. is.
Martin and flllllel‘l slabs.
Cemetery Lots Inclosed.
Orders promptly;th to, at the Low-
stoambo; Wham-1.
South Norwclk. cc.
imKLYN
N
;Will open his store in
New
Hotel. Building
_ lull limit. Saturday
APRIL“ 3d.
.
l
‘ . . Everything new and
: of the best.
. Quality; ' .
Choice-t Went of Confec-
”93°37 cream; -
7 town; ‘
> BEST BANGOR. . _
tonne Railing \i
. and Pickets. l
and Sheathing ,
Norwalk Chronicler