he flowingavticlehonr the Christian
Advocate. and preennrehly treat the pen
attic editor. Rev. J. I. Buckley. give
fitting and righteou- expreeeion to the
Christian routinent or the country upon
twekindred topic- which are juet now
only too prominently before the public:
Certain persona. who admit that the
theatreingeneral is evil and aheuldbe
diecouutenenced hy Chriatiane. are in the
habitat-yingthatitoan and chouldbe
reformed. Seine have gone no far at to
aflmthntithubeen reformed. andthat
thetinrebaa come for Christiana to at-
“. With their children. The manager
«Booth Theatre may be rupweed to
how what the public wiehee. Be im~
porte Sarah Bernhardt. a woman regard-
lelr of truth and financial integrity. and
devoid of chartity. A genius and a great
actre- no doubt she is: but of character
unlit for drecription. She is potted. idol‘
lead. envied. Actor: and actreeeeeaseo~
clean with her and the public do her honor.
Thedtunatic critics in the daily papers
loee their heads and write in the style of
(rich which would be ludicrioua even in a
love-rich school girl The once reputable
Union League Club diagram every one
m connected with it by giving her a w
“ What has her character to do with
her acting ‘9“ any: one. Another any: that
“ it in with the woman of genius that the
public has to do. and not the woman of
morale.“ There remarks show the extent
to which the American theatre has de-
bauched it: votariee. An well might an
inmate of a house of ill~repute be brought
toaingata charity concert because she
has a fine voice. as such a female to enact
eceuee relative to domestic life or invol~
ring morale.
Ml thnt patroniae her not only any that
virtue-in not. in their adulation. neoco-
sary to a woman of genius in order to se-
cure their countenance. but that the most
shameless repudiation of it should not
prevent her from being honored. Some
women relerring to Bernhardt. has said.
“ Let men acorn women. but let not
women do it.“ Will she apply this to the
poor unfortunatee. with whom society
abounds! Say; hundreds of women who
will aaaociate with men of evil repute and
who will countenance thin unchaste Iyren.
whoee glory in her theme. will scorn there
who have sinned but once and repented
ever afterward. The spectacle of the
fashionable crowd 0! men end women of
partition going to one this woman. loosens
the strings of virtue in the country more
than many performanm of the “ Black
Crook."
The pasion play appropriately follows.
“'hen moral distinctions are obliteratmi.
religion is no longer rape-cred. In unit
a frightful plague prevailed in l‘ppm- liar
varia. and the inhabitants of le‘ruilnnieb
gnu vowed that if they escaped. they
would every ten years perform the I‘m-
slon play. It lasts through 1‘3 conwcw
tire Sundays. from R a. ill. to i p. m,.
employs three or {our hundrml actors.
and is of a religious character, similar in
the ancient miracle of Passion play which
were cormnou three hundred yuan nan.
but of which this is the lust survivor.
The Passion play to be produced in Now
York in nothing like it. It has no relig‘
ioua character. Its performance in a
common theatre by actors and mun-sow
is the must abominable blasphemy cvcr
attempted in America. It should in»
stopped by laW. It is :llllit‘ UIYr‘ll.\l\l' 1.)
Jews and Christian Prob-sum!» :md (Huh.
olica. If anything would justify a mob m
civilized society. it would ho to perennial.»
the aufl'eringe and death of tho Roller-mew.
upon the boards of a theatre. The mun-
ager 08ers to give the procoml»; to charity.
Charity needs no support from t-ltllc!‘
blasphemy or impurity. Cundor requires
us to say that the lending dramatic papa
in the country is as strongly upward to
this horrible pmfanation as the most car-
neet Christian. Its management promises
that it shall be stopped.
The manager who could propose a thing
equally nfiensiyc to good taste, good mor-
nle. and the sentiments of all clauses. ex
cept the most depraved, must be lrmmlly
color-blind.
———————1~.4p——_____
“'ornan’a wu.
Ax m'wnx'r or TEE Frau): Rlsxxu m
1867.
The following emu-um; illr‘l‘lmll w-
curred during the Fenian r-xultcmcllt of
'67 in Ireland:
The young men. fugitive Fenmm, wan.
hiding in the mountains. when the m 1:1 -
er of one of them was taken 3‘le unh
delth. She wanted to see her hwy m 9..
more. and a faithful messenger cumin ilwwl
him from the hills. His companion went
too. and be bad the melancholy Return: —
tion of aeeing his mother aliw. A: .mn
”the Vim apart had fled the Fugitive.
made for thr- ffiendly fauna-sow. of the
mountain. They had traveled all. u:
three miles when the preconcermi yell « f .
8m Vlflfl‘d them of their dung 7
They took refuge under a bridge.
A dying column had come upon the old
women. and. pretending to be frightened,
Ibo screamed. The stipendiary m aegis
trate began to examine her. when the ful-
lowiug dialogue. as detailed by a Gun-.- :-
mcat oficial. who had nude nutcint’ r! e
”mien. tool: place. Her 11le ~«-: w 1.
todclay and eutvnt the pursu -ra. 'l‘: e 3
mgiatrate'e object was to find if sh. mas ’
anative of the locality and kww till 111--
inhabitants:
"Whet'a your name ?"
“I forgot to bring it wud me; it's at
We.”
"Come, tell me your name 3"
“lube. begorra 311' me name is Mary.“
“fiery whet ?" ,
“1'0, hands, but Katy blown-.7.“
wue you burn?”
“II Id h he .1th due? That‘s
alerty w to out"
"When were you horn?“
“Matthieu” months. but I be-
bvn it w. in me also time!"
and mu. age bid.“
“Amh. they‘d kih Inn av they
meant; en‘heeideel‘llheinferrnie on rue
own unclean. lied m But avyou
don‘t tell who torrid yeI’ll rend yeon
their track for live pound. and pay In!
the money down.” .
"The money‘s ell right: you‘ll bcpaid
when the‘re caught.“
“Ye‘d better no after catehin‘ ‘em thin
The top av the the evening to ye.“ '
“Come back. here‘s the money."
“ For God‘s sake don‘t tell who tub the
hind money. and go to Heller‘s house an‘
ye‘ll find ‘em in thc morn hack of the one
where Maher‘a mouthor. God be merciful
to her. is on her dyin‘ bed. Av ye go
there quick ye‘ll find Maber gettin‘ his
mother‘s bleeein.‘ God help him."
The party hurried on. but of centre were
disappointed. while the fugitives gained
their retreat in safety. and the old woman
pocketed the five pounds“
W
EUROPEAN LETTER.
(Regular Domepondcuce.)
\‘lnxxa. AUSTRIA. Nov 9. 1%.
For the last few days the Vienna police
have been on the track of some person or
persons unknown. whose oaonce consists
in distributing Socialistic publications
in the streets of the capitol. One of three
urns entitled “Who is the working man 3 “
At six o‘clock on Sunday morning a corn
stable on duty in the Belvidom Straw
detected a young man in the act of pla~
carding one of these socialists prints.
While arresting him the «unstable was at‘
tacked by live or six men who had come
up from behind. He was was severely
beaten and left helpleee on the ground.
Several domicilliary whwisitions have
been made. and it is reported that the po~
lice have discovered the central depth of
the incriminated publications. Instances
of the above description are exceedingly
rare in Vienna. There is no practical
field for Socialistic propaganda in that
city. and hitherto those who have attemp-
ted it have been invariably foreigners.
The city police have not dealt humbly.
with them. They have been haplestod in
leave the country within a stated time.
but they have always been left at liberty
to so where they choose. The pun-(ding:
reporttkl from the capital today fawn! to
indicate an organized system with which
the authorities have not yet ha" to
deal. Its instigatuls how no doubt spec-
ulatrd upon the haulsliue with which line
winter is unavoidably uttcudui amongst
the working classes of tln~ capltul. last
year the misery amnngpzt them was very
great. but llxcwun- prus‘pov‘ls of an in»
pnweuwnt this year. There is un mun-
ul‘ncturing population to spcnlr oliu View
no. and tlwre are not the some opportu—
nitics for Sm‘iullillt‘ prnlutgundu :m in
many other tuwns. llrmlu-l null Nulnling
both give it up in llt‘olklil' as did oil the
other (Scrum!) uocinlists who visited the
city. The lmnvst. thrifty and goodwi-
turcd \‘lvnun-sc lulu :l kccll of his
civic duty an Well as his personal lnlrh‘fl.
and be long since acquired the conviction
that neither \vvro l‘ullslslt'lll \villl Sm‘mL
St‘llSt‘
ism.
Among the many hundred.~ of congrub
ulntory lt'll‘ghllllfi lluu h‘fli‘llt‘ll llt'lllllllll
Vuu Multkc lust Tuesday, luv rightyvlilet
birthday. was one in particular that can
not but have ice!) fraught with t'spr‘tfllil
gratification tn tln- vcurmblc \vurrmr-pu-
triut. Il lmrc llu- A 1l<tnun Empr-l'nr's nig-
nruurv. and run as lulluusz “.\t‘l‘1‘lll. l-Ix-
cvllvnvy. upon this {below day. my hon“)
n-lu‘lmlmus 111 lr‘nllllllllly In Hun friendly
findings zuzd moat n-slwclful ullxu‘linrl \Vllll
winch I regard you. )lzly l‘rm'ulunl'c
gmnt you many more flow of nulruublvd
health and successful
Joseph.“ Tim sincerity L1(.\1i.~tr1:l‘.~ r1 cun-
cilmtlun “‘llll lll‘l‘ and the
rurdlulllty of l't‘litllullu unsung lh'l\\'l‘\”ll
tlu- two gn-ul lllllllltl‘y pmvu‘ of Control
Europe. arc. it swim convmclllgly prnvlwl
by this mugimnimuus unissagv {ruin the
monarch, whose once paramount uutlmr-
ity in the Fatherland was sluutvrwl irre-
triovably during the Seven Days \Vur. to
[be unrivalled strategists whom- genius
devised the brilliant campaign in whit-ll
Allilriau military pride was llllllllllt‘ll to
the dust.
i
l
l
:h'IlVli} I —l“runcl§
l‘urmcr luv.
~——-———QW- ——
Old Maw: lie-sci.
A bud thing ncwr dim-s.
.\ bud lock invitrsu burglar.
_\ bald lwad is 5mm slun'cu.
A clczm lmnd wants lzn \V.*.~lll!1;:.
A bud day never has a good night.
A black hen will lay a white egg.
V constant guest is never Welcome.
A blind man would be glad to see it.
A. bankrupt upothecary. a new doctor.
A contented mind is a continual feast.
A careless watch invites the vigilant fee.
A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
A booster and a liar are cousins~ger~
lllélll.
.t‘book that remains shut is but a block.
A bad bush is better than an open wild.
A clear conscience laughs at false accu-
muons.
A charitable man is the true lover of
G ‘1.
A common jcerer may have wit. but no
wisdom.
A cerageous foe is better than a cow-
... My friend.
A bird is known by its note. and a man
by his talk. ‘
A. young barber learns to above by «3th-
1:1: fouls.
_\ and denial is better than a rude corn-
plmncc.
A broad but does not always cover a
v. her-able head.
J. bird may be caught with a snare that
will not be shot.
A broken friendship may be soldered.
but will never be sound.
A bridle for the tongue is a neceeeary
piece of furniture.
W
[low They lake It.
"Tastes good doesn't it t" asked the
drug clerk. an the customer drank the
aoda water flavored with pineapple ayr
up.
"You. very good."
The drug clerk laughed eardonically
and laid:
"Of centre. but then you don‘t know
what it is made of.“
“What do you mean?”
“The old man‘s out.‘ aid helocking
cautiously around the store. “and Fillet
W to m
In reply to may inquirie- which we
have received Width-t proteiner‘u
nodernremedywcw‘nnld lay: To the
heat o: out belle! Warner'l Safe Kidney
andLlVerCnre. iapurein it- aotion and
certain in its results. We have learned of
some remarkable cure- whioh it has often:
ted and believe that as a preventative of
disease it is unequaled. For delicate lad-
ies and enfeebled men it is invaluable and
it: pure vegetable qualities command it to
the favor and use of all.
Borne owners can not ward to overlook
the wonderful success of ‘ Kendall‘a
Spavin Cure.‘ Advertisement in another
column.
Rational Punitive
Treatment,
Clam.
Dr. R. V. Pieroc. Prvs" tent of the
World's Dispensary Medics] Association.
in in earnest in selling his medicines under
positive guarantees. and if anybody who
purchases and trace any of theee widely
celebrated remedies. does not derive bene-
fit therefrom. the Association would like
to hear from that person with denoription
of symptoms and history of case. Organ-
ized and incorporated. as the Amoeiation
is to teach medicine and surgery and for
the aucoemful treatment of all chronic dia-
easm and managing annually thousands
of cases through our original method of
diagnoaia without ever seeing the pn-
tienta. and having also the large-at aanitrus
him in the world for the accomrnmiation
of the more complicated cases. and also
for surgical caster. the Faculty fen-l them-
selves prepared to undertake even the
moat discouraging cases. They "slut to
all the best remedial moons known to
modern medical soionoo—nuglwting noth~
lug. Address. “'orld‘s llivpousnry Med-
ical Amwiution. Bllmllo. .\'. \'.. or Great-
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V . Q
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Of course. “‘hal else are We llt‘l‘t‘ for?
For example: Mr. .\:ul l-‘. lloamo. of Co-
tllit. Mast. had been troubled for yours
with t‘llsvuswl livoruud could gel no relief.
lIe \vna not fit for business. and carried
his life like u burden on lll‘i back. Just
then his friend. l‘upt. Handy. mid: “ Asa.
why don‘t you send in l)r.lhl\'id Kennedy.
of lluuduut. N. \'.. and get u bottle .of his
“ ‘uvoritu licluvdy I". It will only cost
you n dollar. and may do you gliod.“
lit-limo did an. and after or short limo was
sound are the dollar with which he bought
thr- medicine. 'l‘u bosunu lmt us help
one another.
-... 9e. ~ -
'l‘hc l‘crut'lrrrr Syrup lulu cured
thousands who “‘l‘l‘t‘slllll‘l‘lllg l‘rnlu Dye.
wpsia. lb-blhly. Liver l‘nmplululs. Ilmls-
Illlunl‘s. Fvluulv i‘uluplululaolv. l‘uln.
pbluu free to any in dress. Sl'lll \V
Fuxx'lo & Sous. linstun.
«Q
There aw thrcc things which the true
l‘hrisllnn desires with rcslwl‘t in sin: Jus-
lllll‘llllnll. that it may not condemn: salic-
lllll‘llll0n. tllllt ll may not rvlgu; and glo-
rilivulum. llllll it may not inn—Um‘il.
filr’i‘E’
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Then- Ii nu civnllzx‘d nation in the “'vsl-
oru llvmispln-ro in which the ullily of
Uuslvltvr‘s Stomach llitlor as :l tonic, vor-
rccllx‘v, and anti-biliuus lllt'llli‘lllt‘. is not
known :md‘hppn‘viutml. \Vllllc it In a
medicine for ull slur-mus and t‘lllll.‘lll‘§. it is
especially nun-.1 in the culnpluiuls gcucr-
:lu-d by the WI utlu-r. living the purest and
ln'al vegetable stimulant in the world.
For m'llt' by all llruggists linll llcnlurs.
to whom apply for llustl-ttcr'a Almanac
fur 15"1.
out or me owesr run aosr rum
mamas m THE worm FOR
m: CUBE or
Coughs. Colds, Hoar-senses,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenza. Asthma,
Whooping Cough,
Group. and
Every election of the
THROAT. lllNGS AND WEST.
including
CONSUMPTION.
A Will-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITESI
“ltdoeenotdryupaeough.andieavethecaute
behind. an is theme with most pruparations.but
loosens it. cleanse: the lungs and allay: irritation.
thus reruovingthccause of complaint."
DO NOT BE hm bylltidub‘r-
hgsilnilarnarnes. Betureyouget
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Who: Happened to
an. instill stroll.
“one in the Kidney expelled ema- “In.
In. Dnvld Kennedy‘a “Favorite len-
edy" “out tvvv mete.
One 0! the most remarkable canoe that ha
cvnrhembrougbt to the notice oi the public
htbatdflrdfifi. Beech. «Scene
U'htrrCe..I’.¥. Remnant“!
aineeOetoberIOth.187l.fronthopmol
Calculus entene in the right kidney. No
luthaneevenphyaicienaworeauplcyedat
Mttlneatowhetanr.neaehpeidhu-
dtndeefdellare hr medical mount. with
command”
Mindanao:
wee to try Dr. David
y -—enperlenerd
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.. rum To am
Welter!
The American
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and he Thousand: 0! Good
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to think. plan. and work better
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Wifemnd Nearer and tartruete
the Children. It to mm.
and every Man. Woman. and
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educational point of view—arching to provide that
which. taken allege”. will be of the inc-t Invite to
the largeet number-J! league concluded that. if I
could have but one work for a puhllc library. I would
ecleot a complete net of Harper-‘0 My.“—Charlen
Meir Adams. Jr.
llr contents are contributed by the most eminent
d the many incident- of Fair
anthem and artist: of Europe and America. while the To all hie pauonr. an
ion: expeflenco of ill puhllahora has made them said CORN}. in All da w d Pri
thoroughly conversant with the desire- of the public. . Bran cos.
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&c. &o.
The beat in lbe l‘ounly. and no mistake.
Ruthinclo «nu! mlrvlurlt of (lent‘l Fur-niehing
Gouda ever before liven In this town.
Great Bargains in
Knit. Jackets.
Everything New and Cheap.
The would: of the Magnet»: begin with the Ruhr
hers for June and Doolunlmr or each year. When no
time in aperillcd. it will be undontuod that the eub‘
arribor wiahl‘n to begin with the current h‘lllnbvr.
A «unplelowt of liiltrrm‘e hiauaaurr. comprising
ill volume. in neat l‘lulll binding. will be sent by es.‘
prion. freight al expense of pun‘lraeer. on receipt of
81‘.“ per \‘ulnme. Single rwmm‘r. by mail. plum: rid
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poslpllid.
livlnillanclw would be made by Hist~lllllco Money
unlvrur draft. in aroui chance“ of in“.
Arugula-la aw no! (.1 copy this ou‘ruflrmuut
wind»! (M «wrote order of llartl‘ul & linu‘rrrllts.
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I“. II. ”A RVEY
ANOlHER NEWLDEPARTURE!
Beginning with January Num-
berfilSSlL
In obedience to what we believe to be a
growing desire of tliL‘J'Plldll'lg public. the
publishers beg to announce that Goum"a
LADY’H BOOK in 1881 will contain
A Complete Novel
IN EVERY NUMBER!
Besides the following old-time marital-lea:
Brnutltul Orluluul fill-cl Plrtle Err-
gr‘ttt'lnal. m .-
omurnrn Patterns for Ladies and
Children.
Mammoth Color-ed Fir-Ilium Platte.
Short Starter. Poem-amt Sketches.
Our Popular- Novelty Peace In
Colon.
Illustrated Art
ll rune \Vork. .
Arehltecmrrl ”callus for Bounti-
fttl Ilomci.
Godoy'a Receipts, (Harley’s Pul-
Ilca and (in-cl.
Monthly Chit-Chat on Minna,
etc.. etc.
No Continued Stories.
Every Number Complete in it;
”If!
Suhecriptione will hereeeived atthie
efleeinoluhlwiththiapnper. m5"-
mnand Gent‘s Lanr‘a Boost for one
yamvnltpdmonlyamu
and Fashion
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BOOTS and SHOES
C. H. Harvey’s
Boots & Shoes
WYEAR
'l‘lw vulumcn «1! ill" “Wu-My bvgin with the flint
Number for January of curb your. Wllou no time in
llil‘llllunl-(l. 11 ml! 1w uulvrslnull that the whet-"her
m-lu-s in l-umlnvncv mlh tlu- number next after the
“K'l'lpl u.’ Hrlll‘l
'l‘hv ln-l Annual \‘ululuns 1-! lllnrrm‘s
\\'r:r:nl.r. \u11mlclullllnudlnq, \nll be will by mall.
pu—lnqc loud, or by I‘xph'u, fl‘w' uf cumin» (pmvull'd
llu- frvlghl dur- uut l-xcoml um! dullnr per vulumv).
fur 5': mmrh
Button and Congress
(xi nit 01's. Try a. Bottle
Kin-\r‘ll
Bullies.” Rust French
‘ Kid Button.
l .‘ uh me»- for null volume. nuitnblc for binding.
in“ be will by until. pmtp..:.l nu rwclptuf Si illtflt‘ll.
For ale by Mavis" General!
and at .
ill-munumw nboulll bv made by l‘oetflflice umnl‘y
lmlnr or drill! in nvmd chance or loan
.\‘eu'r1uuwrl «w mil to mpy (his udlvrflmunt trim-
o-N the r’J‘lhlehe' order of "Akl'illt .t lllturuxm
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BROWN’S
87 Main St...
! HARPER .t BROTHERS. Xl-w York
lent.
Harper‘s Bazar.
ll.l.l‘.\"l‘ll.\’l‘l£l).
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Hoyt's Pharmacy.
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James. W. palanagl.
Artlsl
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for the lmu-ulluld
Opposite R. R. Depot. South Morwalk.
Averill ' .
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Rxnry Number lllrlll-lll'.‘ 1hr lalloet lufurlunllnn in
n-gunl In Riallmun n: (‘n‘fli nnd .muuuvul. tho umwat
and “um upprnuwi innerru. u-lall llr-nr‘ripllvc ariiclm
dcrlvwl from .thl-mlc null urlglual murmur: while
In. Homes. Farm-4 and Maya on Social and lknnmlic
Top rs. givv \urh-ly lu its columns.
HARPER’S PERIODICALS.
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Granite and Brown Stone
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number fur January of each year. When no limu
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wish” m commence with the Number m-xl nflor ”IV
l‘i‘(‘.‘l]ll of llrlll'l'
The Inn: lillvcn Annual \‘olum'l-s of "Altl‘lilt‘r'
llAznl In nr‘lll l-lnlh mulling will be tom by until.
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will 1....” In muil. puslp id. ull n‘crip! of SI 011 ouch.
ltmullmmu- rllmulll be mmlc by Post Ulllce Money
Order draft. to avoid ll|l_V chance of luv-1.
.Vruupamrs are nu! (a copy this adNrNamum
withou- (In arprms unis-r of HARPER J: linurunlu.
Adda-uh“ ll.\ “PE“ ‘1' BliO'l‘fllEli a'. New .\'urk.
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l'ln . v-unu fur uzlcll \‘nllllllt‘. ulilnblc for binding ad N ‘ '
Monuments, Fenclul, Comm, 8111.
Paint.
Manuel and Plumbers slabs,
Cemetery Lots Inclosed.
Orders promptly attended to, at the Low-
est Prices.
White Lead,
011, Turpentine
Ere. . ETC. . Ar
Raymond Bros.
Geo. B.'“Plaisted,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in P-I - A-N- -s
' Drugs §
Medicine 3,
Patent Medicines. Fume
-Goodo, Perjumery, y
mambo; Wham.
South Norwalk. Ct.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN <
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Cabinet; Organs,
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aaarnpla copy will heprornptiv “ethyl"
wheat-manly ’
PALL SABE Sill
50- 9», fiat
unmet»: emu. flatten-ll .
treat for mm,nlllfldl Antidote.
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Residence Isa Mull: Street.
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KENDA CURE.
rm: uosr scocnssrt't. REXEDY over as...“
cred. an it is certain in its caects and done not bllswl
Read proof below.
P R 0 it
A Prominent Physician.
Washi ouville. Ohio. Juno 17111. 114m
Dr. B. J Kendal & Co..Gents-Realinc your ml~
vertleelnent in Turf. Field and Farm. OI your Kl‘ll-
dull‘rr ti vin Curr. and having a valuoblr and lipl‘vdy
borne w ich had been lame from a vin Iur vialuw'u
month-1. I sent to you for a bottle 3' Cxprt'sn. u lurh
in six weeks removed all lameneuu and Clilll'fll‘llll'nl
and a large splint from another horse. and bulb horses
are to-day no sound as colts. The one bottle “as
north to me $10). Respectfully yours.
ii. A. BERTOLh‘I'I‘.
Statement Made
UNDER OATH.
To Whom it May Concern—In the norms I "rated
with Kendall‘e Bpavln Cure. a bone apeviu u! wwm]
monthe‘ gromh. nearl belt re large an a hull‘r 9:2,.
and completely stopped the lame-- and rumored me
enlargement. I have worked the horse ever elnct‘ \r-ry
. and he never ha- been lame. nor- could l vvr‘r
we anydllcrencc in the size of the hook joint: since
I treated him with Kurdall‘a SpevinCure.
l.‘ .. .
Enu- Fella. Vt.. Feb. 25.1%.
Sworn and aubecrlbed' to rue this arm day
Fe A D 3879
JOHN G. JENNE. Juntlcc of the Ponce.
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Kendall‘e SPIvin Cure 1| min In deal. will] in
it! action at it deer not blister. yet It in pent-mum:
and powerful to reach every deep seated pain or to re-
!!Iove any bony growth or other enlargement. sue!» mi
Iii-Vina. splint- eurha. allouagnlne. melllnfinany
harm and all enlargement: the jolntfl or you».
0' Militia: in luau anger any no for winch a
llnlntent in need rcr man or been. i is now known
to be the beat linlrnmt for man ever and. acting mild
and yet uncut-tel it-
n In octets. .
Send adhere for Illustrated 01ml zr which v1 c 1! int:
give- ve poor or in virtuce. No moody has var
not I! (ll Inch unqualified concert to our knowledge.
for been a. well
. ,aernan. .
PM» "3" bottle. or II: bottles for :5 .51!an
clue have or «Rafa it tor you. or It will h.- can to
3‘
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bimburgh
run. \‘enimu‘t.
Sold by all Drugghte.
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ammumormr.
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new as rm: fruit 10 atm-
" $031.3.
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