Io
ON "I.“
m Pursue an mum-us or m
Tum ova Fri-mun Scars.
Detroit hue Pit-Io.
There is Iotnething quaint and pathetic
about the old hymns our grandfather;
and grandmothers sung in their deep has
or high falsetto voices. regardleu 0! time
or tune. but with a moaotououa chanting
melody that was accompanied by the
regular rise and fall of a substantial
leather sole. which kept time with the
leader‘s tuning'fork. Oh ! what a grout
man the prucentor or the choir wasin
(hue days. with his cue and his dignity.
and how the boys followed and admired‘
him. u if he were a superior being! His
knowledge of music was the feeblest of
his accomplishmcnts—he but-led out the
old times with a volume of voice that
that left him flatchested the rest of the
week. but he had "taken lessoua”—had
gone away and come back with "do-re
Inc" that was like :inothcr language. and
had organized a singing who'll. wherc the
girls ranged dmvn one side and tlic boy!
down the other. and tallow camllci burn-
ing dimly hetwecn tlicm. It was all mu—
aic there. among the lads and images. The
tunes wcrt- awfully solemn. and some of
the voices squeakvd and the most of them
made more noise than melody: but
Syn-t were lavish:
And hearts wt n- hinght.
and there was a ”\U‘lt' ()1 youth and low
that mad: the rafters of the “Hit: school
house ring. “'1: can bear tlicm. Down
through the weary ycuri of "13:.lltKJd.
and Womanhood. unll matun- ago. the
Yult‘fl of
The 3 .‘l 11m! “11.; min». le' .:'r. 'M: ~ .1
Hand With Illr' J‘lllglr nf .\\\'t*cl llt‘llw l lit
0! time. that ring In: Us yvt in the still
mldnighta u! “"1'11‘Pi‘ft from llnv \vintz-t‘
nights of lung ugn. "llama yo hour lili-
Ilo-gau leata " UH llli::lli‘i-d"—-lt.lr.
brave wld tunv. tls.it tlu- Hill boys and
girls lll‘t‘ iingangwtlm [)UVUlll5'j‘. All
sing?
“316‘;in from whom 31. Hun-4.3 (1m
Praise llim. 3.1 cm 4le :v- .‘irm buzou
Franc Elm above, :u mm my hon!
Pn-i—ue Pam-r. Sun. and Holy ulna:
How the old deacon would throw his
head back to h-t out the “musick.” and
how he would sing "critters.“ :md makc
the boys and girls luugh.
There was old Commotion. too. a tunc.
which i! oncv board will never be forgot
ten. flaw tho bow and girls started 03'
tagutlier on the first tvm and a half lines:
All hail the pour-r at luau" unma
LN. aagvla pro-mu run;
Bring forth Um ro;
Mrlg4ortn»tbc—roy
Bang forth the runl llJllcfll
And crown “in: Lord of u“.
[low the bass rum: in on that tlunl
line With an under corn-m of truhlu. and
then a great wave of tumor and treblv and
bus that lifted them all upon its mighty
cmt.
A non hymn tune wa~ loolml upon With
suspiCiuu in t'im‘n- lid)?! of long tut-trr,
ohort meter. and common iiirtur. llu day.-
whcu the lllllllfilt‘l‘ maul to unmmiira (rum
the littlc pull it away up llllxli'l’ ll.» ailllllll'
mg board. that thy-n- would be ':i iiiwuiig
at early cmdlc light in Down; School
ilouac. Lord willing." Illlll llw olddtu-
com would sit. on tlm fri'lll lwm‘lws and
kfl'p time to tl'u‘ll' favorite
03: may my beat". .2; 1mm -- rum .;
Lia:- David‘s hurt or amicuiu VHQEJVI
\ It‘llhilthl wry. u 3‘ tili‘:
fil‘. may 1 m lun r rut; iv- .61:
film a your: : C! ilc', r 931.: am: :swi
It was like sumo of tho swaying Mi-
rliautmcuts of plantation lungs. The dif-
ferent part“ kL‘Pt tlw Lu: lint‘ running
back and forth 1:” one alums! ('clt lib.-
giniipizv: up :t'ul ll:l'lr‘l."l‘:. as it lio‘dlwl
About no {5le mm a of «mg. Tun )v'ul‘i
ago it llu d tn 1 -- ‘Ullg by {Mr .3rxl ilimr
in Mr, Ilm Hark church at Brmvklyn. in
.‘ 4.?
tho-mw “imwl uni}. Mllll tlil- prvurln-r
would flow: luv “yo-l .lIl‘i t.) luteu :ls It
rollml "\‘t'l' and :lllvlll him.
I Lu- 1 \' '-';
l. . I." n t
I ,. lv .. :4 Hi. «mix 5? ~l .‘u‘ .;:'r-:i,
lerv H mmwtlimg m tlw ~turn rugg. \l‘
m as r! tlzv‘ . lll ll) llllh [Hut gin-u [how
u.» i:'~ .tlhl .Zl.\l\ aim-.1:
“itli Dr.
The r ~ lll‘“
Thur lll:tl\’i'l'~ ln lit-Vial
vitality.
lecm.
‘tvuiln
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v-‘lxlf u
\ fizrzwz'wl “11%.; :rvzlt "lmprwvmg 00mi-
‘:.«w. ’ lxl l}:-- l} mz‘n ~.i: g woru valvula-
tui l.) lliIZVE’“\* :; It was ‘1. vii [ll ‘1‘ wl.)
Man: "will.
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.mw. '5 u: lla-- lllllt‘ “nil kw...“ 'v\l.r'll tlh-v
wzll all la: sun: to lllr‘ nlul mm: :4». mnzlu
thing “"l’\'t :ml quaint of l~!l‘..:' ago. Th -
old ~m;:wr-~ arr llt‘:ll'l_\' glam. 1.1.1,
l‘nrt ." 1‘1: hm ‘ “(Ll “it 1-1-9
Ami gm." .m . u
\‘v'livn thong» x-f ~c'iitiiiil-ti: ham pzuwvl
away will: tluigwprl of ’U.~ll. :iznl tlw
day of infill-lily l'llluzll m in mnr, and
the “Wild .:rm\ w lll‘e‘tl of tlm guili an ensilv
made. tlw ull hymn). 15"...L limo nuvdr
been uptuiml in waders. sung. w;ll rims-
!t‘rl thrmwlvw.
(9’ u :" ' :7.
n - in» r' 'v
13.“.-
Ana mar; r .
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This languagr was tho heart utterance
Hf Mt“. Sarah Fuwlcr Admzm. who was
born in (unilu‘hlgc. England. in February.
1905. and whose- history has how: but very
slighfiy known to (lie grunt ptzwlic, who
have c‘ne-rislml lwr hymn J3 «we of their
moat sacred (wriz‘tzrzs {or ill a.».ly half a
t‘cnlury Her fathrr “a" lllv‘ ulror of a
weekly l'ambridge paper. ill—r mutbrr
was a woman of the gifts and culturc.
and we th'SQlf \Vda the yotingw: child.
She was noted in rarly life {or the taste
she inaniieutcd in literature. and in ma-
ture: years {m- gn-at ml and earnestness
in her religious life. She contributed
prose and verse to the periodicals of the
day. and her art criticisms urn-re valued.
Married at an early age and of (rail con-
stitution. she still. amid many bodily suf-
ferings. kept her pen bury. her thoughts
am! writings always tending: upwards.
At what time: and amid what circumstan-
cc! nhe caught trw inspiration from which
can evolved that wonderful hymn. which
bu has ever rince eciau-d mum! and round .3
the globe. in not known: but it was pmb— ;
ably during some period of peculiar trial. l
when her Ipirit was upliglited through l
narrow almost above its earthly body. ’
8h. link dreamed that her hymn, like
“Mhplady. Charlotte, Elliott and
lay Pall-er. would b. baud through the
can.
Rmfim published in 18.51 in a rob
m duct-ed lyrics incited by a Mr. Fox,
flawed“ Gish! ye!!! baton tho
“an.“ authors-u. who only.
“nth. mo! Yorty-i‘unr. ind thus
mkmthehmowblch wasmattach‘
Iota" hum: and her mate.
Tl .. inn scum began to appear in va-,
:2 steam and was: a erywbera re- :
gin-l 'iih delight. It was given the:
Jul! “ Bathmty.“ which been“ very {tap- '
,l k this many. Erflybndy who in... 5
wkat‘brietiaa kndkaowshhy.
whammy mm which do
fish-udMBbll-n
*3 '5‘ “1 1,,
“muffin mama undo-9M lave .
timofthotimu la the common cand-
blut. Sippoeeyoudeaireaplccootmar.
No for a_grave-ctono. You cover the
stone with a sheet of wax no thicker than
avatar; then you cut in the wax the
name. (lath. etc.. laying the marble ex-
posed. wawit under the blast and
the and will cut it way. Remove the
wax and you have the raisvd letters. Take
a piece at French plate-glans. say two
feet by six. cover it with fine lace. and
pass it under the blast. and not a thread
of the lace will be injured. but the land
will cut deep into the glut wherever it is
not covered by the lace. Now remove the
lace. and you have every delicate and
beautiful figure raised upon the glass. In
this way beautiful figures of all kinds are
cut in glut! and at a small expense. The
workmen can hold their hands under the
blast without harm. even when it is rap-
idly cutting away the hardest glass. iron
or stone. but they must look out {or flu-
ger nails, llor they will be whitled of!
right hastily. If they put on steel thim-
bles to protect the nails it will do little
good. for the sand will soon Whittle them
away; but if they wrap a piece of soft
cotton around them they are safe. You
will at once! see the philosophy of it. The
and whittlca away and destroys any hard
subilflllt‘t‘k—‘er‘n gla<s~butdms not nflrct
substances 'lhnt are soft and yielding. like
wax. Cotton. or fine lace or even the hu-
man hand.
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:T'I‘Ic mm. d .
low In Ar- IWa- “Mt
At the battle of Antietam and South
Mountain I. animal wan wounded—bl-
arm fearfully shattered—and he was
home from the field by hi: brothers and a
private soldier. They carried him across
the country. a long and tollaomo distance
every step of which was a torture to the
suflerer. to the house of a Maryland Union
tamer. Then came the ubiquitous Yan-
kee surgeon with the glittering knives
and cruel saws. and made preparations to
amputate the ailing member. The farmer
vehemently protested. declaring that the
man would die if the arm was cut 06
Thu surgeon insisted that tlm patient
would die if the arm was It: ! taken 08.
and the Colonel‘s brothers Cl . vided with
the surgeon. But the dt‘l' ined old
farmer dispatched his son v his flectcat
horse acrooaa the field to flu other side of
the mountain after his friend and neigh.
bor. a country physician and a rank rebel.
When the rustic Esculapius arrived there
ensued along contention with the Yan-
kee hewer of bones over the auflerer. but
the rut-lull, was that the arm was saved.
and after some weeks of careful nursing.
the Colonel gulloped ofl' to join his regi-
ment. 3 comparitively sound man. Ho
3 ubarqurmly became Governor of Ohio
and now fills the Presidential chair.
“wow
" It is easier for a camel to go through
the rye of a noodle than {or a rich man
to cntcr the kingdom of Heaven." This
passage has pcrplexc‘d commentators.
But Lady Dull Gordon has given an ex-
Yiiiga: z: \Xll' ll s(’om:uvrvral '
Our reprrsvnmtive lately learned the
following from Mr. Carl Sicgmund. Cor.
Caught“ and \Vashiugtnn Sta; My (laugh.
tcr Fuflerwl from Rheumatism to such an
planmion that invests tho posit-saga with
: wandcrl‘ul beauty and moaning. Enclos-
l urn-s m Uriontxtl cities ul‘lvu Imvc largo
mum-u in which arc smaller and low llpt‘l'-
tunw t‘ullvd "uccdlcs' cyrs." lesc t-nv
e-xtcnt that it cripplcd her. ri-ndcrlng llt'l‘
unablc to wall: at all. “'0 consulted
A! llfil. Si. Jaii‘ulls
mmlimncs, but in vain.
It cured
Oil climtml llm happivst results.
riny daughter.
. _ 7 .w ,
Svnator Bruce of Mississippi. says that.
while in Italy three yvara ago. lw went
intoa barber‘s shop at Pin to have hi0
hair dressed. “ You know,“ say: Mr.
Brucc in doicribing the incident. “ that
the hair of my peculiar ‘ race. color and
previous condition of servitude‘ is very
singular; tlm longer it geld tliu shorter it
grow. and wally outkiuka every comm»
tion of curiosity. There was ju~t enough
of the black race dash with the whitc to
of wool :ts lltl had ucvcr soon lH‘Illl'1‘.
toiled with it» Mlll was puzzlvd.
running his comb through it he would
pl't'vll it down with llln band. but it Would
not stay down; it pctaitcd In jumping up
liltu :t jackinthcdmx. Ho went out and
my wool, wondering. Finally he got llls
erratum a: tlw grate“ curiosity lu- liml
ever seen. I Eould not spunk Italian nor
mi English. i‘h lu- must wundi-r to day
what murmur of man I am.“
, «O
in l‘urc, No l' I".
noun-J m curu. (or particulars we wrap-
pArs and panvphlcta‘. Tlivy arc n-lutblv.
llIUK‘ nut sprung into popularity in lwmsh’
li ll l. -'
w ll‘lll “'lll“
bunch in I,\.:.].lll. {u \ipply furvigu l‘ullll'
r; \ll‘lfll'll‘ti lav lll"!'ll. ban» will) u
rqumlm l.
tlrnughznit ill-v Unitnl Slab". (‘mlllun
Medical Discon'ry. purities :mvl c-nrirln-u
tho blood. pvt-venting {cw-rs, and cuxing
\ll skin and scrotulous :ifl'cctioux. filllllll~
lulu; the llYt'l‘ to action. rulivviug hill-
liuivuls
\lllllt‘
is wrol‘uh of lllt‘ lllllgi. If tliu
U'l‘ (\m‘llh‘ mkv l’n-rt'c'» [’leva
p.ll.~\, llwt‘n «M by «lruzglxls.
l'illl'AHU. Ill.. )lny 51h. 1‘79.
rux:
(hum-mm «For ycnm l
:rutt ~utl‘nrur. My ll‘ulllilt' first slartml
NRlll terrible :igun chills and constipation.
This Mt mo in 157: with a rocking rough
md {rmiucnt bleeding: from the lungs.
Sincc this time I have boon continually
xluctm‘ing. i'niiiulting physicians without
'lllll‘lllt‘l‘. Frvuu tho") I rmw‘n'ccl no lwnv
fit or vzwouran-uu-i:t. 'I'lw Inn-Y
9
ins! help _\l_:«;."
;~Jo‘l tin-1r til-ruvm-m. Um- \l.tV. through
' r. .ulu: .; your Ml-mm‘umlum B'Mk l lc'truml .
\Vith '
of tin» (lolrlvn Mu llt‘ill himmvvry.
l
. , l
. but little hope of rvlicf. I purchased nlmt-l
To my surprise and Ratli~ {
l
l
l
ll» and look it.
drugs I had taken the ycar round.
llan bu‘fllllly thing it with benefit
and rccmnnwnul it to all to be juit what it
is advt‘l'tlhihl.
Sinccrly yours. JAMES P. MUHRAFT.
(l0 \Viglit Street.
--—-~W .—_..-
Five Iowa llm‘lm's. in a bob-510d drawn
_ by six plumml hora-v. mailv tlwir Now
i \‘mr's calla. prosciztlng a curd on which
lllv‘ll' mum-s were printed around the figure
ofzt dancing skeleton. With tlw motto:
” Coming events can their shadows be-
fore."
——~- 90.“
‘- Do you call that It veal cutlvt. waiter? '
said a London t'xquisilo, our of tlm most
delicate type oven in that favored region
0! rxquisltcs, the “'th End. " “'hy,
sir. such J veal cutlct as that IS an insult
to every selbrvspccting calf in the British
Empire." The waiter hung his head in
\'.‘r_V 32mm? {or :i ummont. and then rc~
plied. m the language or lmmblrst apol
02y. " I really didn't mean to insult you
SIT.
”W" W
A bright little boy who had been en-
gaged in combat with another boy was
removed by his aunt. who told him he
ought always to wait until the other boy
" pitched into him." "' \Vell," exclaimed
the little hero. “ but if I wait for the other
boy to begin. I‘m afraid there won't be
any fight."
-—-——«o
A sly Philadelphia girl. having a lover
she was afraid wouldn‘t stick. covered
her lips with glue and invited him to kiss
her. Owing to the {act that he had pre-
viously posted her father when to pounce
into the parlor the plan worked admirably.
They tell of a very “ cultured" divine in
Boston. who. instead a! saying " the co‘-
leciion will now be taking up." impress-
lvely remarks. “ the accumulation of
money will now lame."
W
Rejected lovers need never dispair.
There are “crud-twenty hour: it: a day.
andnotamomentia the twenty-four in
';iCh a woman may not change her
a id.
*
In. MAI. 0! Indiana. W60“
dead when a fruit truepoddler called toaee
her. Thu. we think. was the very best
thing the could do under the circumstan-
cuwl’efrolz-nm World.
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"Well. Wife. mean’t say _1 over our
munv plly~ircians and. “so?! all kind: ol'
furnish my barber with such a specimcu ;
"U
Alter 5
called in another barber. who stood over 9
scissors. clipped it oil to suit himvcli. and .:
ritrvfully wrapped up tho llt‘ccc for pres- l
llr. l’iurm-‘s‘l-‘umily Mullcll‘tt‘d are guniw :
or month :tiivl cum out of {m urns rapidly. '
llt‘i'v‘rnllflll'l; it'
his“. whiln llh' lmm - ~:1!M rm.- i-uormuua '
l-uhnr“. and caring vousmnptinn. wliu'h .
\Vuum‘v l)!\l’l€5~.\lt\' )lElIll‘Al. .\.s<o.'i.\-:
have “UP“ :1?
nulml .
pliysirunn‘ of our «'21): who lust vmlml mug
uxnrz-“wl {lunr npmruh in tlw lu'h-l lull,
ll'iglr‘ft'ué v.‘ uuli. “ Tall! gnarl cure of yuur~
wlr' tlr frat days you have to llVP. “wt‘mz- ’
I grew Hl"3lllly “airs“ un-
'avtinn it dill me more good than all tlu- '
lam ‘
Humvee or.~ too low {or u (llllllt'l to pass
l through and (‘llll'l' the l-nclosuro Without
.1. good «lottl of labor. The animal has to
how] and shufllv through on is know.
. Lolly (lotdon‘h’ (lcscrlpliun ol the scene is
. mainly embodied in the following acntrw
f cos. “Yesterday I saw u vztiiwl go through
the eye of n. nccdlv. that is. the low urch-
! cd door 0! un t‘llt‘lllfllllt‘. llo must ltmwl
; and bow his hvud to vrm-p through; and
: lllllrl tliu rich man must bow and humble
l himwll‘."
l
l "are “‘Iumr'u Btu-um M \Vlld
(‘hcru 3 always at hand. It cures cold»
Coughs, Bronchilii. \Vhooping Coughs
(‘roup. Influcnm. ‘onnumptimx and all
Throat and Lung l'iompluuila. 50 cunts
and $1 ulmltlu.
———wooo A 7a-
. ,w .
.\n uiulértukc-r in lh-nvvr not Iiiml and
mulch-d his papc-r (liwontinuml lwvuuno il
caution”! cliililrcn against veiling “inn!
9 ru it. and thus shortcut-ll his profits.
— , ‘9' ,
Much Pimple Die
from divas-«l kidncyn than of consump
tion. but not onu fatal crow in a tliouuuml
would occur if \Vnrurr'a Safe Kiduvy unnl
Liwr Cum wiu ink”: in limo. lly :ill
lllt‘alli try l!
3TO THE LADIES!
“in .\l PARLOA'smel‘H of (\NIKINH
The APPLEDORF. COOK BOOK.
. 13mm. cloth. “ill: iulllilmnul blank mcmv
I'l‘lllllllllll pupvr. l'rlcv. 3!.‘35
In or 90.000 l‘oplt-n sultl.
-Thn author of thin popular book 1‘ n
I priirl't‘ul (‘. wk. lun n K Illllllt‘ llw M‘ll'l‘l‘t‘
: nl' cooking: .1 rnrnl‘ul Mmh and lmu (lulu)
gllialu'tl lu‘l'i-rlf U] n“ lln lirlllu'lu‘n.
.\~' :1 lot-(ul‘vr and tc-achcr In Iln- url of
cooking alw im.‘ rwcivul tlw liiulumi com-
un-mlalinnn of ilw puma nml Illllllll‘.
Having: spent lllll‘ smwm uhroml. nlm
lk‘t‘llll‘m thoroughly (‘UlH'l'l‘illllL Willi tlw
l all taught in l-‘uri-igu (‘ounliii-s.
I ‘8t-IIII “'muctl ln livery "fury?
u i.
hilly runnixflm'rs llll\(' dunu \A't'l.
. ll-llwl by
i Andrew F. Gran-n. Aucnt.
' 3: Franklin Slrool. Bumlon.
m-
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‘ la mode from a Slmplo Tropical Loaf of
Him Vuluc. and inn POIHH'I‘ Noun-(l)
for all [llt‘udlflt‘flserl tllnt cuuso pain in Illt‘
lmvcr part of the body—h r 'I‘orpid Liver,
llcmlziclim. Jumlicv. Dizziness. (lritvcl.
.‘IJlilI'lll. and all (llflll'lllllt'h of the Kid~
xxx-ya. Invur and l'rimn‘y ()rgmm. For
Prlnlllo_IH-otut‘u. Monthly Mruatrmr
lions. and during frvgnuricy. it hits no
e-qual. It restores tln- nrgann that rim/cw
thv blood. and limicv it is. the bust Illoull
Purifier. It is tlw only known rvmmlv
that cures Bright‘s Disease. For Dial»:-
tcs. use “'urucr‘: sum Dutbclcs
Cure.
For Sula by llruggista and all Dealers nt
8|.‘2-‘5 per bottle. Largcst bottle in the.
market. Try it.
"all: “Elllh'llu a: (0.. Rochester. N. Y
One hundred tons
choice
Timothy Hay,
(without wood) press-
ed in large and small
bales, .which w... will
in
sell quantities to
suit purchasers.
traded bad hablta." “ No. Binyou gm-
M‘afiy expanded them.”
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Thin l! u comfortable room mud up for the benefit
of 1hr public uuuemlv manned on out nlde'nt Mam
fllrrut. ovur Hood'r Jewrlrv more. (Hull and lmiir'p
Block. nvnrlynppnuue ltullrml Dupm. vuuth Nu.-
wullt. t‘t. ll in own from 9 a. m.. to 0 datum 'l'lu
rot-m is «all lmhu-d. “arm and coutfurlablu. ll lv
unpplxed wltb qur rial‘lvv. two wo< Illa-IJud uqur-il
tunnlhl) papvru and jam-mun. bouda I numlm til
lnotructlw and lu‘erutluu bunk-i.
COFFEE ROOM.
There In a Cum-u Roma on the tame floor. and n
Indy in attendance frntufia In.. to 9:48 .m.. to
nervv HOME I! ins article- mvmlunvd below."
the (ullowlnv price-I:
1 Cup of Colon. wlth art-churn. 5 M
I Cup 011‘“. wllh drunken. 5
Ci cut. 5
llruwu Brad and Bauer. a
fluid eh. I coma. Place of Ho. 5
llultr " Crulleru. 5
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vi and Baumwlth Brad and Butt". wu
5!..qu uvuton. II
PATENTS
ohumtwm lumtlmmr for W7
M'um and all pout um um:
law on mi- aavx '
l 8 Farm 1 u‘ I
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WWW with the Puma .
m thatch w make
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A Full Amrtment of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
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Button and Congress
Gaiters.
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Ladies’ Best French
Kid Button.
BROWN’S
_87 Main St"
Opposite R. R. Depot. South Morwal‘k.
D0111 Get Excited
When inn mm that Ila- m'unltu-l hnrflflllll over at
Mr“! are now bring tnndn by
M. DAVIS.
1‘" N“ ll" lmlmul. Ind llw many ruldum «f PM!
hold L'nunu. in
It l‘I.-\ "Y M A DECLOTII ING
AM»
(alt-In 'n Factual-l m; Good-s.
"it! an In llll placv of huunm III "to new llnh‘
llh:h.flml look ll llw grunt \‘imuly In qunllly am-
nly \u
ULH'I‘I-Ilt Il'l" ‘sl,
ll lmi'l‘l'} RS.
0\’lllt(‘0.\'fl‘.~‘.
&c. &c.
'l‘lw hm! In ll." t'nnun. "ml u.» ml~lri|tr
leiln; In mind] our nlurli u! anl‘n Minimum
(laud! mrr lmfunv nu‘n In lhI- um!»
Gre at Brag-ulna in
Knit Jackets.
livvryllfln: Now and Cheap.
Gall And See Us.
G 0 I N G 0 P P!
llj.-‘;I\’GAIN$ IN
BOOTS and SHOES
NO“' IS THE TIME!
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C. H. Harvey’s
Fl‘l.‘ \‘Hl'll
Boots & Shoes
(lonl Stork, (‘n-nvrnl Assortnwnt of all
Kinds Hulllug at
LOW PRICES.
Home Hue. Come All
Car. llnln nml Murslml Sts.,
South Norwnlk.
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KENDALL’S SPAVIN BE
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever (ll-mm
and. an it la certain la ltu 02!th and than not blister
Read root below
p rnou
A Prominent Physician.
Waahln nnvlllo. olilo. June 17th. 1880.
Dr. 11.! Kendal & Co.Genu—R«adlng your ad-
vcrtlnement ln Turf. Flcld and Farm. of your Ken-
dall‘u - vln Cure. and blvlng a valuable and l y
hone w lch had been lame from I vln for elg tut-n
month-I. I vent to you for a bottle y express. which
In six wuekn nmovml all lameueu and enlargement
an a lat-no Ipllnl from another horse. and both horse-
». todayausuund an colt». The one bottlo wu
worth to me moo. Respectfully yonn.
ll. A. BERTOLE’I‘T.
Statement Made
UNDER OATH.
To Whom it an Concern—1n the r1675 1 treated
with Kendall‘s with aura. a bone 5mm of 0mm
monthu‘ wih. mtg half as large n a bun OE.
and comp etcly atop; the lumen and unloved
enlargement. 1 Mn lied the horn m linen very
hard. and he "or has been lung. nor could I ever
see any alum la the tin ohm hock lolatl line.
I tinted him wlth Kendall‘a Spartacathnn
3mm: ruin. v... I». luv.
sworn and mbucrlhad dim-n me thlI lt‘b'dly
. . . mm
m» ‘ Illama a. auras. Jutleo or the rum
’1 ”critic“ la ml:
mus 3°»: I: my
it little
W'snd all adornment-
cr Manitoulin man and for my pa
[lumt l. and for man or bout. 1
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“mid additi- to? “mi-cu: Cling; w _ ywwthlp: .
vuprouu \ its. own: . ac
, an in um wettes- to our‘ _quw..
The Best in the City I;
*Plalstal’s Drug Store,
DEALER LN
P‘I'A'N'
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Pianos and Organs to Rent. Pianos. 0r-
gmia and Mclodcons Tuned und Repaired.
lnatrumcnts sold on Monthly lnstallmenta.
Old Instruments taken in Exchange for
New.
REMOVED T0
Quinta rd’s Block,
Opposite Home Railway Dvpot.
NOW
HOYT’S
Bough Syrup.
I‘M» new Cough ltd-med I Ever 0'
I’m-ed to Mt: PM, to.
Try a. Bottle
by Draught: (.‘cncrull
am! at
For a“
Hoyt's Pharmacy
flout It Nut-walk. l‘nnn.
TIMBER
AND
[UMBER
. - ~w mm.“
SHIN GLES.
All Brands lllltl Prices.
BEST BANGOR.
Pence Railing '
and {ickets
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard “'ood.
Roofing and
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
A Large and Complete Slock ( f
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
Sheathing
Patent Medicines.
Fancy Articles,
and such other Articles as are
usually lound in ufirst class
Drug Store,
For sale at
Opp. Post Ofiice,_
South‘ p Rom. 1k.
Do You
lVant a Pay.
K
Do You
Want 3 Cook-
stove, Range,
Ileatcr,
101' 0r Sitting
\
Room Stove,
\
()r
IIOUSEFURNISH INGfirGoo Us.
China, Crockery. Glassware. &c
It' so. consult your own interests by dealing direct With
E. K. Lockwood.
WALL STREET. - - — - - NORWALK, cox}.-
llllncfillllls and MEATS
AT 1‘1le OLD STAIVD OF
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders filled prompt-1y. City lOlKS
find it to their advantage to trade with us.
Give us a trial.
A SLOOP L‘OAD
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ROCK SALT
v—A'r ..
T'ery' Lg? Price
W. W. COMSTOCK’S
Foot Bridge,
SOUTH NOR‘VA LK.
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MARCO-IA}. Ct SMITH ORGAN 90-.
r.. .._-Iu «oi-unummmulm-mwhlwna VIM-
l.... 33“". .313“..- In h . \ up our. 5 Laura. [bunny { 80h flu” 5"
\- t “I: new I. m . l v . «u. oh.” la“ MI “My no '
3 M is“. III!
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It '. liq—u“ we ”My Ill. your “M M any minus“
I. Il "man u Illllwflvl N In hut-tor“ ‘9 .‘v-Il "Mint I. WM -0 IL
w. . — - ..-. a»... .. T.— ~-~—>-—-~—er
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' ”hem will mu 3-. 9
TWO IMPORTAfiQT ABVANTACES. ‘
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Ir tell in II Inn-mun eaav ml
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“7.”! In . or Iflfid..f [or Ituv ulmllu pun nu, no I...
Wmmv lane b eh rind tbel n tu- guy in”.
n wm hay or use" many 'l‘lmen
omen A ‘- Faun.
Our "MI out: 3 ll destined ‘to harm
lanmvu ll mu run M%flfl"hdl¥. Mowolntmfl {a no}; ‘v- “
Ihvllrr \A lll 3m wanted. & Nit-VI"! " "airs“: o no
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' " ‘H a lump!» rivcnud ln wv-v "law-u upon 'Mr’rfl 0! ll . W -
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South N orwalk SEN TINEL
SENTlNEL Bummxc, 39 Washington Street.
Printing & Statonery,
Tho FaxrixEL, in connection with its newspaperpublishing. has
one ol'tlie lwst filled and stockml Stationery Stores in the itatr.
Particular attention is given to line goods, but till grades and con-
stantly on hand.
Artist’ Materials,
The only stock ofArtist’s
as the demands warrant.
School Books.
A full line of the books used in the public schools constantly
on hand at the lowest prices. L
Job Printing.
The Ssxrtxm. Job Filming Department
work and style we defy competition.
fair pl‘lCt‘S.
Paper Bags & Wrapping. Paper.
This department is' well stocked. and orders filled at it very
small profit.
Newspaper Printing. _
We are pre ared to print newspapers for other parties than
ourselves. an areable tod l' '
agreement. .. 6 wet then) promptly according to
Materials in the city. which is as full
is complete. and for
We give good work at
Orders. ~~
will be filled promptly
T. Burr Guyer 85 Son,l
nrrlers for anything pertaining to ’l‘ltexblitiiuess. and not in stock}i
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Norwalk Chronicler