Errors In Inert-co.
Inn: oftheerronof lifendnaltetrell.
Ody. A In- in one minim ataybe te-
palredbyagata in another: aunt-onlook-
tion this yenr may be retrieved by special
our. the out: a bed Worship may be
dissolved. an injury repaired. a wrong
atop retraeed. Bitten error in
‘iee to the veryruotand foundational
life. lthu been aid thatnornanitut-
tertyruineduntilhehaamrriednflrth-
lat wife! on every woman has a future
before her until the is chained. in a seed-
lock Which is a padlock. to unmatched
and unworthy man. The deed once done
«snot be recalled. The wine of life is
water! and the (oblet broken. and no
been or toils can bring back the precious
draught. Let the young think of this.
and let them walk carefully in a world of
ours. and take heed to their steps. lest
in the most critical event of their life they
go fatnlly astray. But here we must
guard agninst another error. Many peo'
ple think they have made a mistake in
Thefollowluggieone of the most bfil-
MW ever written by the la-
uentbd George ll). Prentice:
~~“ The flat of death it inexorable. There
is no appeal hr relief from the great law
which doomi no to dust. We flourish and
fade at the lure- of the forest. nnd the
dowel-n that bloom. w’ither and fade in a
day. have no trailer hold upon life than
the mightiest monarch that over shook
the earth with his footsteps. Generations
of men will appear and disappear as the
gross. and the multitude that throng the
world to-day will disappear» footsteps on
the shore. Men seldom think of the great
event of death until the shadow falls
across their own pathway. hiding from
their eyes the faces of loved ones whose
living smile was the sunlight of their ex-
istence. Death is the antagonist of life.
and the thought of the tomb is the skele-
ton of all the feasts. We do not want to
go through the dark volley. although the
dark “usage may lead to paradise: we do
not want to go down into dump groves.
marriage, when the mistake is only in
their own behavior since they were mur-
ried. Goodhuebands make good wives.
Ind good wives make good husbands: and
the scolding of an intempemte or slat-
tofuly partner often hm but lzimeclfor
herself to blame for the misery that clouds
the life and desolaten the home. Multi-
tudes who feel that their marriage was :i
mistake. and who maki- their wrisiencv a ;
lifelong misery. might. by it little self-do-
niol. and forbearance. and gcntlem-n‘. and
old-time courtesy. make their humus
brighten like the gates of Eden. and bring 1
back again the old love that iilvsmnl tho
happy golden days gone by. Suppose the
Wife does not know quite as much its you
do: well. you showed your judgement
When you thought her the chic! among
ten thousand? Or. if your husband is not
the most wondcri‘ul mun in the world. it ‘
simply illustrates the wit and “'l‘llillll of ‘
tho young woman \tim mm.- thought he
urns. and could not be convmced of the
contrary! So. perhaps. you are not so out
evenly mated after all: and i! one has had
better opportunities since marriage. then
of course that one should teach and culti-
vate and encourage the other. and so both
Journey on together But if one had
grown worse rind sunk lower than at the
beginning. perrhnps even then patience and
toil and musliine may bring back the
«rrxng one to duty. lift up the fallen. res-
cue the pcrishing and save the lost? How
glorious for n wifv to pluck her iiuslmnd
from the inn.- of ruin and bring him will?
to the heavenly homcf How blossol for
the husband to bring back to the gates; of
the paradise woman wliu, through wrutk‘
inn-i. has been led astray!
——-~ 9-.
”enable to Make. a Trade.
The family had only lately mural in the
neighborhood. .\ day or two nftcr their
arrival the head of tho fonuly went to a
grocer in the neighlxiriioml and mired the
price of n can of condensed milk.
“ Fifteen cents," snid tho propriutor.
“ Fifteen fiends!" exclaimed the cushy
mcr; "why. man alive. I don‘t want to
buy a donen cons. but only one. \tht do
you ask for half n cam. \VllOir‘ndli‘ figures?"
" Novcr sell iinli‘ .i can."
"I rifikilll you novor wll
anything if
you mark your good.» up that war. Sup-
pone I take one wlml.‘ (um, \"lll you come
down to admin 2’"
" Fifteen cents is tin» usual price."
" That may be with unn'linbb'. transient
l‘USlA‘vflli‘l“. but lam :lll vld i‘ltl.'.“il of (inl-
Veaton, and lllv' ~torv twat catches my pur-
mnnent trade will b.i\e be vnlnrgvd
WlIllll‘t six months. Sn} a dime. and
throw in a. pound or two of soda crackers
and it‘s 3 whack.“
“ Do you buy :1 good deal in the course
of n year F" naked the pniprietoi' With a
sneer.
Iii) I buy ll gum) deal?
dad. \Vll)‘. it won't more than two
months before I‘ll into i get unuthnr
box of matches. Th.~ box l run using is
more than half gone. and I only got it
125: Februzirv. too. Sly a dune for the
condenswl milk. and um- ul‘ tin-n: stale
wuicrmelvzw thrown in as a inrtcr of :m
intimi‘t‘lllv‘tll. air-ii you can put {lune two
nickel! in your bui‘glithprouf‘snfc."
" Fiftwn Cent“ is the lowed! privy. "
{at
lslmull say I
l‘v
v.
w
I "fill ."i‘u “iii-1M ‘ev my Martini-2‘:
ll “ii-1‘3! bold iwr‘r l‘lirnhuus. :iud :
Urimll.
limo l .iu‘. bound to ncgwtmtc for .1. ll"“'
vmr‘. l‘lxrww one imx of blocking in “llll
tho I‘ ‘nlinnn-vl milk on i i:'~ :itrun-zirtmu.‘
.. l .\
. ‘lu ll.“
You ilun t .to .1: ill .41»:
,—
lu‘ p my go on you.
is Li‘lll‘Wl fwr lwu‘c who: it} Worth. owl
you or“ going In haw :\ I‘m- ;u‘t'lly so in.
Win-n a merchant don't l‘dl‘i‘ to biiild up a
trail». lie-R tiring to fail or ~windle smut--
Howl-morning. sir.
W‘
“on a Neon ”on not Beaten.
illMIy
The Llltlt‘ 1."an (iv::"lfi' trlis tlxzn story: <
A poor man who had arrival and
who didn't anc nu‘lli‘)‘ i'lli'llzil to buy a
rheew sand“ it'll a! hull I‘l‘ll‘v. borrowed a
shovel. and. flopping in frontal a Wealthy
mnn‘n house. sin Veled lllr,‘ rflLflV from the
sidewalk. Tim he run: the door bell.
L‘Jlunel Slippery lit" iiWLt-t of .92»: man-
slim. came to lln.‘ duwr.
“ If you lilenw." said the pr or man. " I
have short-led the snow from your side.
walk."
..
Joe.
‘ in every thoughtful soul.
It‘lt‘l’lli‘l’l—Ol the clear streams that flow
forever—of stars among whose ileldsof
‘uzure my raised spirits hnvo walked in
glory. All are dumb. But. as I gaze
‘. fulluw may be there with her.
I'll lwt )I‘tll’sliu’k I
even with Princess for bed-(lowers. In
the beni'itiful drama of ‘Ion.‘ the hope of
immortality. so eloquently uttered by the
dram-devoted Greek. finds deep response
\Vhen about to
yield his life a sacrifice to fate. his Clem-
nnthe asks if they should meet again. to
which he responds: I have naked that
drvadful question of the hills that look
“ t he country.
amn’ on do fence am monatrously absurd.
I won‘t do it. I won‘t gib one cent to no
poo‘ fund, nor will I raise my han‘ to help
lull-grown people in health. It‘s :1 sham
from eand to ennd. It am blackonnil on
worhln‘ tabin‘ men. an' I rebel. De big-
gest public fraud ob do also am pubic
charity. It hun‘t any nrgyment in it nor
a reason to suppo‘t it. Dnt‘s my solid
opinyun. an' if do guahin‘ philunithropilts
doan‘ like it dey needn‘t take it.“—-Detroi't
Free Man.
llEMOROUS.
The divorce lawyers favorite fruit—A
tort pair.
W
\th is the greatest linr?
most of himself.
"v - 900- ,
Three things to cultivmv
good friends. and good im-
“‘7 7 ‘w
The alderman who was .ujured by the
accidental discharge of his duty is conval‘
cscing.
"e who talk
a
ADI id book 8.
l‘.
-— — ‘W
Edison is the most promising man in
119 doesn‘t make light of
his promise 9. either.
4-9»
Phi lndelphin girls nro quick travellers.
One of them who went aleighing the
other night made twelve miles in one
lap.
00.
A coy in the country tumbled into a vat
in a brewery. and the “local" editor 0x-
‘ cln ims. " Vnt‘n the matter '1 "
w
That which the professional poet in
“pull the livmg face. I feel that there is .
‘ something in love that mantles through
its beauty that cannot wholly perish. We
shall meet again. Clemanthc."
<>
Bldit'nllng Reunion- Views.
Ubn‘ri'er on the sin and folly of ridiculing
other people‘s religious views. He tells
how one evening in the city he was at a
public meeting in a Baptist church. with
ministers of several denominntions. when
one of them told a story the point of which
“than to make light of the rite of baptism
by immersion. The bad mannem. the
ful to every rightmindcd person in
house. And no one run is more frequently
made it matter of feeble witticism than
the buptimi of adults by unmcrsi-in.
“'iwn .1 Bnptmt speak of " baby npl‘illk‘
lcrs " or a. l’cdwlluptist >peak\ of lllllll -r-
uionists as " dipper-s.“ tin-y un- botli urn-n-
ders against Clll‘lrlluli dccaruzn. In lllx't‘
manner the omens of tlic Methodists and
tho forms and vcstmentn of Episcopalian.-
aro often made fun of by thore who do
tint slap to reflect that peculiarities are
the most sensitive places in one's uystcm.
and whoever laughs at them Wounds to
the quick.
«o w.
The New Tenn-In.
'l‘nouow tciuiiils. n doctor and a man
of family, has jiuzt moved into the liuild‘
log. (in [Hulpiil'lllg note." they discotu
crvul that they were plying miro rout
than their prod 'r‘t‘as.)l‘\ ll) the lulzlngx.
inn llox'd illiili‘
Thin this how the o my
ngmi:
Ilv lllll mid in 15w mun of Inuuly:
" Them- am‘nud-xtnfl‘ lilt‘l‘l.‘ ori- pn‘cmuly
what you want. And then id a doctor in
the story Just above you. So lllfll. if any
mvmbcr nf your family is taken hlt‘li. all
you l‘..‘.\‘t’ to do is to slip upstairs and
summon him. \Vhy. it La worth 8201);;
yeur {or convenience and sntisfnd'tion ?"
A nd unto the doctor he bud said:
“ There is :1 man downostnirs with eleven
children and nWife. and none of them
sci-ms eve-r ts) havcseen :1 Well day. “'by.
it's a. regular lmnnnzzi'. Four hundred
dollars a your in your pockcl. at the very
least!"
_._ 9.9— -a
Before and .U‘ter.
Tim is n your before mnrringv. lie is
making lll'l' u call. IIP is int llh- front
door ringing for her. He has boon think-
in; all day of lwr. Tin-av urn ln~ lint-[g
newly blacked. his collar
form ditto on the out~i lo. llli glzivxw’ (l‘i'
drawn on fur the lir~t limo. lii~ hair ll\'\\ ly
parted and oiled. bis l'uvu nowly ~‘z.nv.~u.
lili lieni‘t plll‘llillt‘i for her. b0 fear» {but
her pm‘vuh may
blmllt‘os. lll‘
Slit' may in“ will ul’ (hltl
ubdm‘t. Hr \V‘i‘l\n tbzlu (but. s-nuo
Tllc dour
z'ili'llfi. him is tin-re .‘t .d Illulll‘. llc l.‘
. linppy.
Thu l~ t. your iilii'l' lil;;f‘ll.’l,ZV'. Ho 1“
f rmzin: at tlio door,
and llln collar much worn.
blacked. his hair unbruyin-il
3 again in exactly ten Stickinil“.
bling that she dnen‘nt uni-‘er
H:- hns not all day been thinking of
in“
llr- rings
licr.
worse. Now she owns it. He pushes
plst her and remarks. "Takes you forever
t i answer tho: bell." liis unbruihcd boots
sound sullenly as he ascends the stairs.
She follows meekly nftvr. He tbranhon
into the room and around the house and
sings out. "leu‘t dinner ready yet ? “ She
bids him be patient for n moment. But
h» wont. Because dinner isn‘t ready in
one minulo anrr he gets home. Because
this is the one your after marriage. Be~
cause its the way of ill“ world. of man. of
matrimony.
U,.. .—
lir. Prime discourses sagely in the last '
atrocity of the thing must have been pain- K
llie i
the llflpllfilll of infants by npriuklm-g and 1,
other '
ills {am is unaluu'vn ‘ F
boob un- “-
llois gl‘llrlh' ‘
it sooiwr. ’
lie has gone farther may bu and fared ‘
plowed to cull "spondulix" is the most ac-
: ceptnblc thing to pox-sens :ilmut this .iime
‘ of year. unless it is n loving: wife.
l -————r-ooo
i \Vhen Adolphus told his old maid nunt
i that she wns "fixed up just like at book."
| probably mount that slic loukcd primlncr
? than upon.
3 or.
\V'hy duos a man with iubbrr boots on
invnrinbly pick out the ilril-st spots on a
muddy sidewalk and llil‘l‘vb)’ crowd thin-
shod immunity into tln- “wt places?"
~———~*90
Teacher in high salon»! in
pro and mm synonymous or opposite
tcrms?" St‘lltilnr——"(lppnillt‘." Thacher
—“(livo an example.“ Svixulnr—»“l’ro-
gross and (‘niigl‘t‘ss."
..
(kin there be happiness when there
solemnly quvrii-e an author of it
Not much bnppinons,
“Are
in
no lover? "
3 book «in marriage.
pcrbupn. but if the girl In uwlnll)‘ rich
tlu-rc can be lots of fun.
v ~ «9. ~
.\ l‘ll‘N‘ hllldl M (f bunum imliiri- mys
ltlmt "Winn you sci- :\ mum; 1mm null
\vnimin walking di \xn llu- :«lri-i't burning
against i':l(‘ll otlivi'lilu- :l badly inntrlmd
pair of vxrn. it in a pretty um d hlgll tlmt
Hwy nrv bent on consolidation.“
"’ ’
A lawyer \xlm lllltl a mo»! absurd
eulmzillcd to him, on lit-inc: lt‘lkt‘ll if the
action would lie. nnwu cred: " You, if tin-
Witnuwn will (in too, but not otlwrwi-w.“
.0.
\\'lwu grief comm-i to an honest mun. bu
Usually shown llt‘ll‘l." bnlunn-nhvrt. “'hcn
at «vamp comm to grill lli‘ usually slmwa
n vim-m pair of Inn-bi.
.0.
lerr in mid to in' .‘I grout s! ‘llldl'lly In»
Urban a vain young Indy llllll n i‘unlil‘liii-d
drunluiiul. in that lli'lllirl of iln-m run Rl'l
i~iiul.;li ii lll" glut-w.
0-.
llin'v \\ i-mr'n “about «I \\ IIII
I‘ll-err) a!“ :l): ..l bond. ll Illl'l“ vuld~
Bronchitis, \Ylmupmg l‘niighn
('i‘nup. lrtluvnzu, t‘unuunpiwu. and all
Throat :m Lung, (‘unipl:un1~. rillt‘t‘llln
and $1 ulm.ilu.
To THE LADIES!
31 ~- \l !*\|.l.u>\ ~ M'H‘A‘ Lfl-r «‘miMM:
The APPLEDCRE‘COOK BUOK.
Lioiiglin,
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it
l‘Jm ». «i ll . \\ .Ili Lllllllllillllll biuul. llit‘lll~
ur.il.»lxiHi ivxiu‘i l'l'il‘i‘. til 2":
0i l'l‘ 20.000 l'npltw hold.
l‘lll' (lllllnli'wl‘lllm Ilillllllill' thlk lrltl
prui‘ln-nl t‘ “it. l.:i\ mg mmlv lllt‘ ni'lf‘lltjt‘
of i‘xmkllll: n mroful ».:u.ly llllil has dialin-
guhlml lit-rs.“ in all M“ brunch”.
, .\~ r. ll'l'llll‘l'l' and ti-zmln-r Ill llw url of
l‘l'l’l\lllK ~ln- no». urn-Anni lln- lllfilllt'sl L‘Ulll'
1 lIIV‘lIIlillli'llh ui‘ lll" Ii:~'>\:|llll1:lllilll‘.
linvm; rl't'lll our mun-u :ilirmul. she
. lli‘i‘J'lll‘ thoroughly ('«!:l\'t‘l'~:llll “'1”! the
nu taught in Foreign ('«ililill‘lon.
‘E'Nll- “'untml in liver} 'l‘owu
Lilli «‘unuinwi‘s lll‘.\t‘ dune u'vl. l‘ub
li~l.ml by
Andrew F. Grows. Agent.
3‘.’ Franklin Street. Bunion.
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Rare \‘ulue._and in“ a Positive Rented)
for all the diseases that cause pain in the
\r',
" If I please."
" Yes. sir. if you please." .
“ Well. what are you going i » do about ’
it 3"
"Being very hungry. I thought that
you would give me twenty-five cents.“
The Colonel is the simmers: man in Ar-
hn-n. end the idea of surrendering
Ewe-trike cents was a desperate one.
“See here." said the Colonel. “ I wank
ed that snow to stay where it was. I! I
hadn‘t wanted it on the sidewalk I should
have put up a shed. 1 wish. sir. that nil
the show in town had fallen here. furl
was raised in the North. and this snow is
the only Northern ideal have ever seen
introduced here. I am half inclined to
lure you arreated for trespass. Put that
d291,:- book where you found it. Put
every flake of it back.“
The poor mam turned unwind and
warped up a shovel. when the ("clone-l
exclaimed:
'Gonhead. ill let you 06."
,Thn pom nun went away. and the Col-
onel chuckled over his breakfast.
“I". ant-ed twenty-five vents." be
u“. I he posed through the gate and
an“ iv town.
“I In. just thinking about hlflu‘ tome
outed-en it on."
Ibepooruan went away. and alter a
, “menu: a lot 0! tramps and
’ “ Whenthe Caloriel came home
«an-new a bank at snow ten
3 “minke-tofu: door. a. paid
gm and a half to lave it re-
1;“.
“his; but
Punishment.
The cmnnion punishment in 8 Washing-
ton public M‘llOUl has been confinement i:
the boiler room. where the temperature
is 110. One little girl was made seriously
ill.
*—
;La Croat Republican Leader]
Having been cured by St. Jacobo Oil, I
recommend the same to all suderers with
rheumatism, says Mr. L. Shiflmnn. 2804
Calumet Ave" Chicago. Ill.
———w———_
"1 war axed the adder day by om- ob
our white citizens." began Brother Gard-
ner. as the triangle ceased its noise. " ifde
Lime‘Kiln Club would do nnyflng dis win-
ter fur dc cull'd poo‘ of Detroit. De same
queehun cum up 185‘ y'nr. an‘ my answer
war do some. I shall have the same
answer for do some quoshun while I have
my senses. I kin ‘mernber when dar war
no 1300' funds. Den dnr war no poo‘ p330-
ple to feed. Poo' men knew dat dey mua‘
work or starve. an‘ day worked. You
couldn't find ‘em on co'nern. hungin'
'round groceries or loatin' on de docks. I
war in dis city long ‘nut! befu' it was
popular to souffle ober de rod. on‘ I
nebberheardobaoue ob starvnhun, or
freenn' to death. Go up on‘ down do
back streets now nn’ you'll find loafers.
drunhrde. barriers. an‘ speodthrifta by
do score. no one urin‘ fur de comin’ win.
tor bekane do city will raise a big poo'
fund aa‘tnke beer of darn. loafer-ism.
drunkenen. an’ pinpeeiun on: Increasin’
rkht’tonxan'depoo’tnnd an: region-i-
blefurit. Thomas who work: I ha!
aide. Kaela: and drew-Milan;
right bush mo tar mama’eoma
”monument: dob any Mia
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lower part of the body—{i r Torpid Lin-r,
Headaches. Juudicu. Dizziness. (irnvel.
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'l his is n i-uulortnhlr ruom (lilo-l up for the hum-"I
”I the public general) muniml on one! ultlv nl Mali
um“, “VI'T Ruutl‘e .lcwrlrr ill-ire. Clerk and littnr'r-
lllm ii. new" oppouiw Railrud llopm. mull: No -
wulk. \‘t lllnupcllfrillullll.lil..lflll451i.m 'l‘ln
mum in an” lli'llli'tl. mum and comfortable. ii i-
Iflppllod with luur «ini‘lvn. two wovkllu'l. and aevvml
moi-Ilily paper-- and Juuruuiu. hat-nae u nunibci i-l
lnntructlvr and lnloroltlnc bunk-I.
COFFEE ROOM.
True in n Cun‘ -- Ronni on tho more flour. end .
Indy In nilundnncu frumllu m.. t» 9:43 i. m . in
non:- MOM it M \llE nrtlclea mcnviuncd )elow, at
the followiuu prieer:
1 Cup of Coil'ev. with cracker-i. 5 co
1 Cup oi‘ Tea. with Crackers. .-
chmi. 5
Brown Brand ard Butter. .5
Sundwich. 5 cents. Flow of Pie. A
1km 5 " Crulloru. Er
Doucliniitn. .'u in
" Ham.
Pork end linen-.wlth Bread and Butler.
in
Stew-«d lit-lure. lb
PATENTS
obtainedtor new invention. or tar hnpmvenient- in
“can. Gum and an patent barium promptly
to.
II“? IONS TEA HAVE BEEN Rum
NW moat “The ti b
"yup-ml“ I“. aunt] be out depend“ mote
. (I! W m I
the mm. in nlllflmnsnotlmn with the rum ' ”T. w.”
When Inventin- model or sketch we who
neuron in the Pant (nice and Idvlue an to it- mourn.
bill Free of C
to low nod 03an iummu’i‘
n. xxx. ,
Wis-rm.
s. m.
“intonation m General
lion .1). , .tooflclalulnihe U.
At G. W. Dny’s
PALLISADE Sill
A Full Assortment of
.Gouts’ Low Shoes.
Button and (lougrcss
(initcrs.
Ludios’ llcst‘ li‘i'oncli
Kid Hutton.
yr- .
BROWN’S
n7 Main St..
Oppuxito R. It. [lug-0:. South Mni'wnlk.
Don’t» GeiEXciIel
Win-n lIUl 'V"lll HHU Hm ar-‘nh-H hummus liter 0"
for: ll urn now lurlllL' mun" i»,-
M. DAVIS.
'rnyII] 1 v.1...-rm..,nx..i Hie-many N'nlllv n!» n! Fair
livid t «mun. n
Illillll' ll .llll'll‘ldl'l‘lllh'il
\\l)
, . . . .
heist ~ tunnelling hands.
I
MM .9. iii .. ~ In...‘ or Mum-- in Hm I-i‘w lion»
lb... l. and. M. .n l'l“ gnu' turn-1y ill npmlil) unit
rill! ul
l7l.~"l‘i'lllli'i"l‘n, é
il' IN'I‘IC Its.
tbi'liiit‘fibl'i‘n‘.
no. kc.
Tin ‘r l .i lwi mow, .ul imi:i.~l~il.v‘
Voiu luv ....~..: .mr uni-I. or livlil'r l-‘i:ii..~lon,;
(lauds our lvi-Ii-m M11. in lhl< mun
Great Bargains in
Knit J ackets.
livvri‘llvi'w' .‘Cwu :ll'vl "bin-1p
Gail And See Us.
G OING OFF!
HAHHAINH‘ IN
SBOUTS and SHOES
1 ..._.
,IECW‘ IS THE TIME!
v..."
:0. H. Harvey’s
Boots in Slices
I‘m-m
.
(u Hmwrnl .\firllilllll~*lll of all
Killillrl Selling ut
Ml Stuck.
' LOW PRICES.
(‘Oinu ()lll‘. (701110 All
.‘.-.i'. Main nml .“ltl‘h‘lllll Sim.
mouth Nm-wuik.
KENDALLS .
emu none.
nuns SPAVIN cums;
'l‘llE MUST Slfi‘t‘llb‘h‘ll‘l‘l. REMEDY ever (linen
tired. us it in cor-mm in ii: oilecth and duct: not blister
“and proof hvlow'
F I: O M
A Promin‘ent Physician
\\'n~hintzmnville. Ohio. Juno li'lh. 1380.
Dr. ll. J liondull it to. lvnts«ltcadin;: your ad-
vertisement lll Turf. Fluid nnd Form. of your Km.
dull‘n o nivln Guru. llllll havmg ii valuable and ll ml}
huh-c w nch had been limits from a nvin for air: now
momhe. I unit to you for n bottle ly express. which
in six weeke rumored ull lnmeucxn and enlargement
anti a hit-go uplint from another home. and bull) horuim
are today as sound an mite. The one bottle “it.
worth to me 8100. Respectfully yours. _
H. A. llEB'l‘OLETT.
Statement. Made
UNDER. ' OATH.
To Whom it May Concern-In the year 1875 1 treated
with Kendall‘s n'pnvin Cure. in bone upnviu of seven 1
mouths‘ growth. nearly half as large no a lion‘s e
and completely stopped the lameness and removed the
enlargement. I intro “'0‘ bed the home ever since very
hard. and he never hue been lnmu. nor could I are:
glee any diuwrence in Iho pure of the hook joints Illun
1 treated him With Kendall‘s Epnvln Cure.
‘ ‘ R. A. (MINES.
hummingbi- ullr. Vb. Feb. 25,1879.
1’3)“ng nilhficl‘llwd to More the this lath any
.. in.
Jon's a. JENNE. Justice of the Peace.
.... ,...
Kendal?!- Spuvln Cure in tannin its efleell, mild h
in union or it does not blister. yet it in 'enetrutln'
nun pm. arm) to renal) every dot-p muted pa n or to n .7
morn any hinty‘growtli or other a ml such to
l navinut flow. cut-be. callous, napalm. owe it . em
lenient-nu and an enlargements the Joint: or imb'
or Mutation in [can and for p -
llnlmant is used for man or been .
to in
”a we. - in
law ‘1“): pl
J
the heat l
are: nosed al iron!
:1?“ its» prom 1)le virtues. , 89 rural. . 2 «or.» i
met with «nah unqualified rm! to our knowledge.-
ifwfi ,
7I_,
Dual-ta
_ hon“, oral: W
’MSI
heofirm
'Mlmttmmgsl:
militate-mugged .5 311
tiling? t.
L.
' i
u,
p
‘Dnnnnn on
The. Best in the Oily P_I_A_N_u_s_
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
l'iunnn flllil Urgnns to Rent. I’innos. 0r.
guns nnd Mclodmns Tuned and llepuirvd.
Instruments sold on Monthly Instnllments.
()ld Instruments taken in Exchange for
Now.
lll'.‘ ‘.\l()\' El) TU
Quintard’s Block,
()li[i0flllt' Home linilwny Ik‘pnt.
NOW
HOYT’S
'I'a lie
Bough Syrup.
'l‘lu- lime? ( mmh It‘d-rum!” Ever 4'
fc‘rml to NM l'uhlir.
Try a Bottle
by Drumyini‘s (imam-all
and u!
["0 r (1 Ir
I
Hoyt‘s Pharmacy.
"Milli
All Brands null l'rii'es.
LATH,
REST ll.\ Nllflll.
Fence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And nll Kinds of Hard \Vuod.
Roofing
aiml «lieutliinc
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs
AND
Patient. Medicinal. Fancy
floods, Portumory,
Fined quality in bottles and built.
urn? OUR
OLD \" ELL,
V ery choice. by trounce. pint or sell
Agent for Sonier'l Malaria! Antidote.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Nail, Tooth
Largo Stock.
Goods and
ghefipe
. Clothes,
inc
nouns, mnnogsowdors, Pram.
hygieimtii, Pris
ltorem
south Not-walk. CHIN
LUMBER
7t
Do You
Vl’ant a Cock-
stovc, Range,
*3—
Heater,
()r
-.' .
IIOUSEFI.’1¢NIS I-I ING
China,
“'ALL STREET.
JXT ’1‘ I! E
6..»
find it to their advantage
(in (3 us ll trial.
Crockery. Glassware. &c
If so, consult your own interests .by dealing: diz‘cct with
E. K. hockwivood,
tantrums and Mimi's
()Ll) STAIVI) OI“
T. Burr Cuuyer 89 Son,
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders i‘illcd pi'mnptly.
Do You
Want ll Par-
Room Stove,
()1-
GOL) Us.
NORWA LK. ("HNX
City iolits
to trade with us,
_()I‘__..
ROCK
——‘ .‘l T
A SLOOP LOAD
, SALT
w. of Snorer.
Foot Bridge,
SOUTH NOR‘VALK.
h t mun" pm! not ' i‘.
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. .. n. atl:‘.l'i‘
‘ eiwv . .
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vu.llrt..u._»n ...
mu... the Univ l‘uufio
hes-1...; sin-1M». ' u . r
culprit... ”AA“ l-AL
"v llt'
mine 15:! out _
t-l rqor. .
"r "inclfi- .'
.3.
\
TH: ‘12-“ w“
n. “u to u .. l ".f ‘|«-
n):(‘()\‘)-" . be!
“no! ml into two \
Every Fur-mox- u an
try. for menl, (or need.
how new lawn. it
It Will PEN
.fllh'\r‘. “tvii
u: r\ ill‘n-
; in.
«on. u ll.l«l inaii’euwmn. pi"
.‘ hat
9" - vru‘elulh um no I‘ll-r wwmn’SHMIlm
, .
WIARCHA 1.. 6: SMITH ORGAN CO"
r it... umumul Dunn. I. wear!
‘u -u=i ‘- 6 hole of I‘m-ell- "H‘
. mi. n... r' «mmnmau “6"”. un- u..nmuueeu Org. L
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A FMJ'A‘LM N “ '3“
5i 8688'?
. fiN 935W Pfifihi
2‘ . t p. can; muttr mm [P tr:
KAU' h H ).l u Aw MIT
h blitLLLR lb '5
net
r- 13.3 INPCRTA
rmi w ..
l. «"iif lewd.
p r:
wl. a; will» im
7‘ \~ lm h in nu ii-wmhsc roin- .;
lbeoorn from I‘ is would ‘r‘ v .
(silih-Nu p _
or (or arv rinnlnr pun-oer. no mun:
lob-pl iced phrl er- lu- may lain e.
For Itself Maul)- Tune.
flvrrp
n” "Y“!“YY‘M'Q:“llh Wh trelntrodn
.: . oi v. enm ‘
\\ Milil;\‘l‘.‘|‘:':'llvllt"\?“ l§$kcs&l‘b;‘}%ll lined {Enrgghrller our!
‘7 - . fl . in every on .
S-l'c‘ribfil-i‘lsl flrfihgsxxiumvy Stores and Dealer!- ln Hardware I“
Turn “gllll vol Ir. and It helm: not go! it. n 0
.. vl V min rota
labors. FARM
y" Trig“ We ”an Inn
in Mflltwl \mtlii .
mm “whatnot-palate
e on.
emu (oven. 4 net: of WI.
EGO. U: -l'i dung m u on IN lull in»
List lath tut-vet. how \'
«,1.
B. ‘
”it’ll???” W
“'3'. .LAIJLL . ’
NT ADVANTAGES.
'Je 'lzc rv -i.. and is therelore Justths
\l mu! lo 1' "M n‘ the earn can ha
.3 t I l'. e cm into aimihr'.
1:»..11)‘ lantern plant only
lllu'l‘lif.
.1..- 1..r rhvmug corn for til-“k
. iv". an
II A?!“ Purses.
. ‘ \ 1 Home l!"
hathbhfi in destined :0 gm" on "u
.‘l
u ..... Add")!
. rtw‘ 'il (If .0
in uniting»:
~t(
. o.
SENTINI‘II. BI'IIJ‘ING
sinntly on hand.
as the demands warrant.
on hand at theylowest prices.
work and style we defy competition.
fair prices. ’
This department is well stocked.
small profit.
z
ourselves. and orenble
agreement.
to deliver them
‘ Orders.
Orders for nfiylhiog‘pertainiug ti
will be filled promptly. ‘ ‘
$1
South N orwalk SEN TINEL
i Washington Street.
Printing & Statonery,
'l‘lw SENTiNliL. in connection with its newspaper publishing. ll its
one of the best tilted and Stockwl Stationery Stores in the state,
Particular attention is given to fine goods, but all grades and con-
Artis’t Materials,
The only stock ol'Artist‘s Materials in the city. which is as full
School Books.
A full line of the. books used in the public schools constantly
Job Printing.
The SENTINEL Job Printing Department is complete, and for
We give good work at
M 3 (”Bill 9 3 , Paper'Bags & Wrapping Paper.
and orders filled at. a. very
Newspaper Printing.
We are prepared to print newspapers for other partius than
prom ptly according to
ithe business. and not in stock 7
Norwalk Chronicler