The Nature or Comets.
In the Lowell lectures of the late i‘rch
M Benjamin Pierce of Harvard col-
lege. recently published in book form un-
der the title of ”ldeality in the. Physical
Sciences." is A chapter trcnting of the na-
ture of content. from which the following
extracts are mndens being of special in.
tenet at the present time. when every
one is talking of the new visitor which
made such a brilliant entrance to our
skies inst week:
The final stage of the nebular history is
the congealed star. of which planet. satel~
lite. comet and meteor are special forms,
nnd which is deetined to become again. at
int n clinotic mass. They are simultzmc~
on: in existence and not belonging to suc‘
censive stages of the history. Starting
from a common origin. they hnve poised
through 3 process of differentiation. and
on fitted for different functions. They
my nil be regarded as holides: and they
fill the celestial spaces with every con~
oeivnble variety of magnitude. motion
nnd physical aspect.
The comet. from the strangeness of its
appearance in the ncceesihle lirninment.
has been the immcmorinl wonder and
dread of mankind. It has been tho heard
or tail of some invisible monster. It has
been the sword oi’ some angry god. it
has been the pen of the furiee. \\ riting in
the book of fate of Ring. the fall of cm-
pirce. the speedy coming of fntninv-s and
pestilenccs and dcstructivc u are: it has
been a light which h.“ filled the souls of
philosophers with dnrkncsa. Even the
great Aristctle. with his clcnrhelief in rm-
ture and his contempt for superstition.
could propose no theory which “'38 not a
tissue of gratuitous and inconscqucnt hy-
potheses. He thought the conict. with
its regular motions. to be a phenome~
non like tho flitting and unccrtnin r‘gni’v
fahms. an exhalation from the ninth.
Nevertheless. even in cometology Where
modem progress has been so csflcntmlly
aided by the discovery of gravitation and
the invention of the telescope. the instinct
of the ancient thinkers achieved some
memorable results. Passing by the rc~
searches of the Pythagorean: nut .wt-d
only to refer to tho "alumni of Scnct‘a in
the firfit curtury of the Christian cm. "I
know." writes Seneca. "no noblcr research
nor a more useful science than that which
undertakes the study of the stars: but to
perfect this science is it not expedient to
examine Whether the nature of comets
diflcrs from that of other celestial hmlivs?
If we reflect on their motions. on their
vicissitudes of rising and setting. on their
light and brillmncy. we shall lic erruck
with the analogy \ylzicli \vo perm-{yo l». -
tween thcui and [in w otln-r l‘iulit‘s. “'0
need an exact history of the comcls \\‘lliv.‘ll
have hitherto appeared: for it i< their rztr-
ityof appearance which prove ‘
Ciding upon the rcgulnrity of their movw
meat. “'0 :1r.\ ignorant wiv-tlnr. dwcri’o-
in; fixed url\it<. tltuy do not reappear at
pt’riodic and inwrvnie of
time." This was tlw pi‘v Ilicttv‘n ftlzoliflit-
ful genius. mumy. pruzitznf;
by thoancicn: «21:; nun, l:.i~ .i-«m ‘l‘nlllll-
ed llll~. like many «tlwr truth. Tl;-
dwarf of to—‘lny wlun <!:tii-l~ on t. wlloulnl-
ers of the :i.iut of )‘l‘rtv'rtl11_\ can we :i
greater distancn (lint! llw ‘
The porrfrvt cvmx t in: .. < uni-lone
and train. T3..- [minty lo tlw
1min.“'llli‘lll<lltl>llli>t.il;{l.ll:ll‘ul tempo!“
ary. whilc tho nuns and «it'l‘nlfy rmilx-
the almost llinw‘ll‘lr‘
Clem—1 The «‘7le mm vs .ll‘t‘lll the
sun in a Iicnri} pitr'ilwllv vvrlnt.
to the Same law of annual n
arms the motions of any on» cf the plan-
nets; whereas ouch porticl ~ of the train
moves in its own hyperbolic orbit. in con-
sequence of a. rnpulslon from tlw ~un ..f.
ten tin: or tlirco tinic> :L‘ ;.:rc;it us tlzc cr‘
dinary solar attraction. Those particles
of the train are electrified lioilics and have
the same electrit‘ity {is that of thc sun;
the particles which are the most electrified
advance to the front edge of the tnil.wliilc
those which are the luztst clectrxtiul fall
back to the rear. Sonic of the purticlc<
are electrified just cnvugli to llllllllll‘l‘ lllL‘
solar gravitation: so that. lifter scpuruting
{mm the nuclcus they become neutral to
the sun's action and more uniformly in
straight lines. but Without ceasing to be
part of the tail. The particles which are
less highly electrified remain attracted by
the sun but move in hyperbolic, orbits—in
the opposite brunch of tho hyper-bola.
however. to that in which the repelled
particles move.
This theory. in an imperfect etntc. was
rudely applied by Bessel to the tail of
Ballet's comet in 1‘35 But the comet
discovered by Donati in 1‘58 offered as
fine an opportunity as can he desired for
its verification. How grand was the lieuu‘
ty of that comet! All the world stuppml
in the street. when it became visible iiflt'i‘
twilight. and wondered at it with bated
breath. A few centuries ago it would
have caused universal dismay. and men
would have poled at the frightfulportcnt.
But the Christian of to-«lny behold: it as
thelovlieet messenger of divine wisdom.
A multitude of observations were made
upon the train as well as upon the llt'flll.
innll civilized countries. and the theory
of the trnin was sustained in every detail.
The elegance of the shape strictly con‘
formed to the ideal construction of the
geometer.
If the nucleus of a. come; were taken
any the train would continue to move oil
through space. undisturbed by the loss of
it bend. Singular no this phenomenon
my seem. it has been actually nlmerved.
At midday on the 28th of February. 1848.
group. of people in many of the towns of
New England, especially at Portland. col-
lected at the camera of the streets. gazing
up toward the sun. Protecting their eyes
in the wow. of the house. they aw n
halibut object n few degrees from the
In. Such n morn-lions spectacle had
never before been beheld. A few days
Inter a. wonderful brilliant tail of a comet
in lunekirting the horizon soon nfter
unset. nnd reaching more thnn onethird
at the say round the sky. What we now
a. win hi! without head, as we hurl be-
fore neon bend destitute of tall. But bend
nld all we're members of the same
m
Innbout two hours the comet of 1843
went round the sun, from one side to the
Other. What could have become of the
hi1, which won ranching out about u hun-
ted millions of miles from the sun. as for
about. earth's orbit? here have been
flu who have netunlly adopted the in-
w—I my my the impomible—by
pike-i- thst the toll routed through this
in." circuit. developing a centrilngnl
”which nil the united power. of the
“could not Inn Med. But
at lbseornetpuetlaliyidt its tailba-
Ufihlfldhntog'rov n new tail“
iWMtbe-nn. There werethns
bani-turf!“ by side. stretching
”Wide-of the Inn in nearly
libel-datum: where-nth old
3‘ duct-aunts“: without nay hand It
*Mfmmth nucleus, and e:-
.: (letter from the sun flan tbs-cw
< our .ip-
dub-ruling!»
.‘li‘vlcru .‘i.~_".’
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in
but permanent nu-
nuclr-e
«ll t‘illt‘lll
“‘llzcl‘. .__—..\,
star. The height of the coma above the
nucleus depends on the mm of the uncle-
us. and gives the measure of its weight:
“1'. more exactly. the least limit of weight
which will suffice to maintain such a
height of atmosphere. The nucleus is
usunlly so cloeoiy surrounded by the dcusc
mist that itsdinmeter cannot ho meas-
ured. but at times the mist rises. uncovers
the nucleus. and leaves it with it sharp
stellar aspect. The hunt dmmcter deter~
mined at such times may be larger than
the actual one. but cannot be smaller.
From the combination of main: and dinni-
eter. the density of the nucleus can be
computed. in the case of lioniiti's comct.
the diameter of the nucleus was perhaps
height of the atmosphere extended to 18.-
000 miles. You may be surprised to lcnrn
that the corresponding density of the nu-
cleus was at least equal to that of iron.
W hat an unexpected contrast is here prc~
scntcd to the prcvnlent notions concern-
ing the sun and the comets! The solid sun
is reduced by science to the state of gas.
while substance of the cthercal comet in a
solid and heavy metal.
In its approach to the snu.thc surface of
the nucleus is rapidly limited; it ii mcltcd
and "nporizcl and subjected to frupicnt
explosions: tiw vapor rising in its ammo
phcrc with n wcll—definctl upper surface.
Which is known to olisvrvcrs us an curvi-
ope. Various cuvclnpcs. including ouch
other. arc oftcn (\liSr‘X‘VlNl.
The clcczrzlicztlion of thc k'l'lllf‘tlll'y mist
is analogoux' to that of our own tlmmlcr-
Cloud.
ity to thc sun soul to the repelled tail \\ ill
be attached. This gives a. simple Oxplu-
nation of HIV negative tails which hm t-
been sometimes seen. directed toward the
sun. In one of violent explosion. the
in hole nucll us might to broken to Pll‘i‘t‘s.
and the comm «lashed around no as to gh c
varieties of mil. and even multiple tails.
Thcrclntinns of tlic coma to tho solar
system an interesting and m-
structivc study. \\'ith very l'cw excl-p-
lions. their \‘lsllilL‘ paths arc mi ncnrly pur-
ahdiic. at” we positivnuf thcir nuclci and
unvrrtnin in llm
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gray :ly
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the sun. it
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4 Thus nilllll St.
Unit prm'wdclli wilt of my in mi: shall in-
yen and much to the Lllllt'l‘lll‘lllt‘rs. and
shall bu IlrllClillllltil fromtln-lmum-lups:
for they are minv with the mint.
Jnmw: l~'.\ l1}. \\ trill
3 Hold flint. “hut Ili('ll llil‘l; gl-tnll
{lion const: >li':ll “lllt'. llnlil «onum gi-t
honestly; for in lllln conunh :ill lllt‘ lmlf
breed law. and the law is holy. JUST and
good.
6 Host thou considered my servant
Whitelnw. thin tlmrc is nmn- lili" him. it
perfect and upright slingl-i' of Mont“ I
command cyt-iy half brood. ti . irfnrv to
road llic Tl‘ilmnr dilligcnll} ll.::'. pulcc
and good will among men lli.i_\' continue.
7 Thou slinlt also considri' my M‘l'\.‘llll
l-loses. tlic high [il'lé‘nl of Middl- town. lU
do his will; for tlic robe of tlic [il‘li-hlllnutl
fell upon his alioulllcrx from tlic hands of
(irrint whom he now curses form} name's
wire. Seliili.
b‘ Let cvcry hull” ln'vcd go down in his
llcli'kL'l. for lhipvw handy. for by llrllh‘l'y
must (‘liuuncry l.o. llzu pncc
lb lllgll and llzt‘ Ili‘lmnlls lu\\'. Mill in lily
t'xircmity I lune scnt forth my high
pril-st to Albany.
9 Thercl'orv. when the, cloud i'cntctli
upon Ilzun “'ard's' tabernacle. and the
high priest stunduth in the door thereof
and hloweth his horn. thou shalt opt-n
thine hands wide and give liberally: and
what thou doest do quickly for the people
are finding us out.
10 A new commandment give I unto
you: Let brotherly love continue. but
curx‘e Grant and Arthur and Ctilllillllg.
lie kinly afiectioncd one towards :iimtlicr
but ding mud zit every one u. l n ii iii not
fall down and worship at St. Jillllt‘xl hiilf
breed altar. for upon its liornslningnll
the law and the prophets.—-.\'cu~luuy Ing-
Tift‘l‘.
lIx' hlli't‘tl.
“W‘-
The teacher announced that the subject
of his remarks would be found in the
words "Whom the Lord lovcth Ila chas-
teneth," whereupon the youngest member
of the clnsa exclaimed:
"Oh, don't I know it, and isn‘t my
mother ust like the Lord."
" Theodore.“ gravely interrupted the
teacher, “ let me hear no more such
speeches.“
" I wnsn‘t going to say anything more,“
subbed the boy. "but if you think i'm ly-
ing. just look at my hue it."
MOH—
A young Indy in Boston had gathered a
Sundnyochool clue from nmong the news-
boys of the city. One Sunday she was
striving to impress upon their minds some
good ndvics in regard to the future. when
it occurred to her that the word was per-
hnpn n little beyond the comprehension of
the clue. Putting the question to the
boys, “ Do you know what the future
mean: ?‘ there was a dead silence for a
moment, which was broken by a bright
little fellow, who quietly suggested that
it might mean “further particulars in the
next edition."
-—w«.—-—
Unconlcious profanity sometimes comes
to the most exemplary Christian. A reti
good brother said yesteidny. “I must get
men copy of the New Bible. I bear the
renters have knocked —-- out of it.”—
New Orlamu '
m
Amalia-venue adore-fl to kiss I
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mootdoit. "Oh, but, by Jove, I
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.\n\' portion of the colon which .
lists rvcvivr‘l il: b oppo-extc kind of Clcctrxc- ,
of the ipicstion to obtain nim-vnwnflx .lnri'
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We perceive by one of our Massachu-
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of Berkshire Co. strongly indorsco St. Jac~
obs Oil. With it he cured in case of Sciat-
ica that resisted all regular professional
treatment. and that. had in fact been aban—
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A witty New York society woman was
standing with n friend before Zoln‘s great-
ly admired picture of Lot and his daugh-
ters. which was on exhibition in an art
store on Fifth avenue. “ Oh.“ remarked
the friend. doloroualy, “what do you sup-
}msp Lot thought when he behold his poor
wife turned to a pillar of suit 1'" “ l sup-
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Nut York. i-ln llw room». and will rvmmc your
i irns. humans. ingrown: mum. run. it! any hour in
1hr duy l‘.\l\'l'l..\l\'l BROTHERS.
b'uulli Norwnlk. July Sll. .'.l|.‘llf
HARDWARE.
The “ESP ASHURTMHNT lu TOWN of
General Hardware.
Mechanics Tools.
While Loud. Paints.
Oils and \Vlmlow Glav.
A full Assortment of .
Lock- and Knobs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
or the best Quality. Cheap for (‘arh
HOOSO FOTlllSlllllE GOOOS
JAPANESE PAPER WERE.
Agent for the
Dover Verdicni Boiler and Hall‘s Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Imspxlxcmenta.
- ‘p Chundlery. Rape, &
w. G. QUINT‘RI}
No. 8 XUSIC BALI. BLOCK. “0. Nonnlk Ct.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
..
annuals.
Aluminum Pens
Tue-seshhmadml’eman new be ”51.
u
SEN TINEL OFFICE
mom-oummmqsoilifxa.
”doth! the.
Just Raceivel an Immense
l‘ll.‘ ".1 I}: -U . 1‘1,
I
.IIIM‘ .wn 'tn
. . W. .
IURILY VUCTABLI \xl' -
—A MEDICINE NOT A DRINK.
A Perfect Spring and Summer Medicine.
A 'i‘nonocmt Timon l‘i'iurlnn. I'l‘umc Al‘l'l'flllll.
i‘lcnuuit to ill" mute. invigorating to tho hotly. The
mun! mnlm-uf l'nturum n'comlut'lul llltltltl flinch-
or tln'lr cum-nu l'nnl‘RIlTlml.
’I‘riul nizc 50c. l-‘ull elm‘llzlrgfiil in min-kc!) $1.00.
[Ir-Try Thom..m
For the Kidneys. Liver and Urinary 0r-
Rnlls use nothin but “ Warner‘s Sure
Rhine and .l. ver Cure.” It stands
l‘NillV. l.l.l".D. 'l‘hounnmln own their health and
lmpplm-n- tn it. WWc ofl't'r “Wurner‘u Sim: 'i‘umc
liitlcrn” with cquiil coufldcncc.
ll. 1!. \VARNER & (10.. Rochester. N. Y.
Rubber Paint
—-—-—llAE. .
Won the Victory.
Ami (-onipcllcil its enemies to plncc {ritu
duo of iniitutionw in the market.
All ilcnnino Rubin-r l’nillt lmu‘s this
Il'llili“l\llll'k.
.2..- that ll is on awry purkiuv.
.l\‘l)
3108K
Mill Till“. Sl’lllNli‘ TRADE.
'l'ry u now and you \\ Ill u-0 no olhcr All i More.
Full SALE NY
John H. Ferris
l-‘Uil'l' Hi“ “'ASlllNil'l‘UN S'l'lllfili'l'
For :1 Pound of
OOH-Till l
At G. W. Day’s
(luml
PALLISAOE Sfllll
e
50. a Bar
1&1, (I. \V. l)uy"s
Vilnius *
THE VERY BEST MEDICINE
’ 'UH -
'Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
.‘x'r \\'r-i\'. .\‘. ll . \lnrcti 27,1877.
Mn. ll ll.l~'i‘i .a\~:—
hmr or, m.» ......u- I lihv‘ llvc poll In praise
tlint Rim: of n w' . 'lli'i. \ n-c 'l‘llu \\'lu-n l mu
trim to lnlu- \ .l u Hm- [U o ‘\ .- u. “It‘li with Incl!
tlinrkiul limo-HI. I l\ I‘r wh w night, It Wt“ I
Illninlnnt i-lli \ l. ....l \ .ul w mu uubshlo, lcnv-
lug um [\I huvl H" In-fmv l humus; HIM some
of [how u Inn 1m 1 im- l '-l|.n nml which i wrote
M Hm! thou, llllillil Hum. llm «.nno. l writeuut‘o
iuoro lu h..i"l\ l‘ll'lil on lll il point. bllll‘a I bo-
nn to ‘ltki \‘v «lino, ulunwl no yI-um run). I
myn Knit-ml m only unlll Illl' Ircnvlit "mm!“
which lam won y-uu my ioriin-r Innllh.hlulcull-
min-r mymdrcmwl liy \ e 'I‘lllll' ‘l‘wuyonrn nu!)
1m... In: low .m lill u m. d lll' wml ““0. l was
connnml m [in 'lml tor Hum months. and
anun up to dim by night dncloru. nomi- of "to
must a lie} In this \‘tuiu. l‘lu-y salt! I h
It‘vcrnl :s-uuwu. luclnnlniu con-umtpliun. heart
dischar. nnd ion-rill Illlii‘.i, cqunliy fulili. and
must duo. hut Yum-Hun. lnku-II us a inst resort.
brought um through. and to that I own In
life. mum my lll‘tllll Iii-gun to IIIIDI‘OYB
hm’c Hindu u Holly or domino. nml find I‘ll!
cunno of all my .yullllu'n‘l to linvobuuli l’lllv
pouch: or [rum/run. l‘ .....l 1 also find thnt ”VB
runs or din-um: ul' ew-ry ulx. nrv i-llhcun of the
lullit' cauhu \\’ln-n lll" fool in not prupt'rly di-
gunlml ill the ulnuim'li. 't lu-i'umon n puluououil.
putrid nmnx which In nlmnliml mm ”in blood.
lllhl by Hm! ll l-I comw-ywl to hit 5mm of m0
nynirui. vim-tine ~i\'IIi;il um u! illm'nau In my 0F
n i or lilo on: IIH ul‘ i:..- i... ly: null If this cause
Hm hem-me in
.. ...-1. | .'v .\ ...vmi \'cuctlun
w my own www.mid “NO in
'of mi moo unlum'wl. null llnd ii
to no tho n wax :umx. i l.‘ t'Kllllll. for “will?"
an or [an]. .um. mm: of tho xymptuml 0!
which H (“willy llll' ln-lluf that you have lame
flunl ormuuc lll‘ltl mo. lnm well known in the
towns of Hoil‘xtmvu. ern and Newton of
this Hmie N. H .. uni mu ll'nllll an undeni-
nble (‘nrrnhurullnn .l! .m of nuns Ilitlfiifloflu-
leii willlufl'l)‘ mimvcr any letter: of in “If,
in regard to my own crew. or the on of or
Mine. Your» truly.
ll. 3. HURBECK
!f Vnnnrtnu In Milton regulurly. neonrdln.
todlreotiulpn n certain and speedy our. ovao
mu: wi fbllow lu “so.
VEEETENE
FOR
ASTHMA.
PIIILADHLJ‘RI l‘..
R Rmnvnvaw " ‘
In. .
Jimr Mr - F‘ur the hut fifteen yearn. durln.
tho inoulliil uf Mzivziml June. have been
attuned with what rim ll icturn cnlimi «mi-um
It wmi very dmtruaalnq. l“‘l|llt'l’lill{ me nil-eru-
blc. so tho! I ilrwnlml in running on. Iwns
reconiniumlad tu nm- \'vu:-~llli0. I took I\\'n bt-I- '
ties hollow in-xzmnwi tiiu attack «ml was our
tlroly rolluvoil. i run ur'ih‘flll lo‘wgauno.
.l.\'0 'l‘. liALLIh ER
nun ("cell at" l‘hlln
\‘no nu has restored thou-rim" to halt!)
who ha been long and painful antibreu.
VEGETINE
leples will“ Eruptions
of the Skln. ‘
ll. armour-:—
inotnsr has used your vnlubl medial
" mane." for or no
fun. no has found mt relief the us om
con mainland it iliwnnomsw
Dan. I. an. Unlontown. llama m.
PI MELES .
Humor: on the Face.
l! lint in“...
tliiiu urn-ix.-
it uiurmwh 1.x".
lhul of on
ul. lawn- u m:
In condition n: m
...... ”.....mgz.°:...° “mm...
a m‘ h “d riml'
flim- ~ ,' kwn’é
. _ n
...—..—
UNDER
Drain Pipe
Terra Colt-u,
Salt (1‘ hand,
llocliostoi',
Akron,
.v\Nl)—-«——
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
».\'1‘ , —
Raymond Bros.
TIMBER
AND
* £11an
SJ EIINGLES.
All llrnnds null l'ricwi.
lilCH'l‘ li.\Nl it ill.
Fence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds (if Hard \Vnml.
Rooting aim Sliculliinu
l’aipcr.
Henry R. Pitch.
1881. “183i.
N E W GOODS
LOOKWOOD’S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
m 0..“
lii'i‘l'lVlllg rliuly new uud tlrwlrubln goals including
n” ”it:
New Patterns
Sprig; Trade
——¢..._——
Juat opt-null n lino line of
Walnut. Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suite.
Parlor Suite.
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the but make and new lmtturna.
...”
MOO s luau llnu of
FancChnlrs,
Patent Rockers.
Easy Chairs and
and Ladies’
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
Gents’ Writing
Side-boards, Book-cases, &c., &c.
”...-—
My stock in inner tlnn ever before in lNurwnik.
M goodlwora bought for the very lowest market
1 col nnd deficompetltlon. You will» money
liy tndlp‘z wl me. not better goods and a ‘ war as-
partner:
TllB Greatest Indictments Ever
~ lllllll'fifl. l
on,
Don‘t fall tn'cril on
WilLOOKWO
36 Main Stu
NORWALK. .
Also mulching -
AK
:
i
|
i .
Boots& Shoes
The Best in the City
A Full Assortment of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Lzulios’ llost French
Kill Button.
~AT—
BROWN’S
K7 main St...
Oppositc R. R. Dcpot. South Morwulk.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
:‘i
t
.
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Pianos and Organs to Rent. l‘innos. Or-
gans and Melodeona Tuned and Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly Instiillnu-nts.
Old Instruments taken in Exchange for
New.
REMOVED TO
Quintard’s Block,
Opposito Home Rnilwuy Depot.
GOING OFF!
BARGAINS 1N
BOOTS and SHOES
IS THE TIME!
NO‘V
Go
0. H. Harvey’s
FOR YOUR
Boots&8hoes
Gti'xl Stock, Gent-ml Assortment of all
Kinds Selling at
LOW PRICES.
'l‘t)
(10mg One. Come All
‘1
Cor. Main and Marshal Sts.,
South Norwalk.
9. ll. HARVEY
A Large and Complete slock of
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
. Patent Medicines.
Fancy Articles,
and such other Articles as are
usually lound in afirst class
0ng Store,
For sale at
llaistalfs Drug Store,
Opp. Post Office,
Dona-1'30"“, k..
‘ _____————
FRUIT
At \Vholosnle
. LOG
B!
N
ENHANCE
ixrnmsmnlgll
hARs
AND
JELLY TUMB LERS ;
and Retail at
KWOOD’S
.m‘
hermit-non and had-
wnys uh for the Pic-h
thful in the nick moi.
ieturs. 3|er unmnn
. ct 'rm-t delicate of nll
Tillfltl‘lllEF. st the T0!
l'll.\ llllAl'Y,
CELMTID‘
FLORIDA ‘ WATER.
rm; (.tcwmxn Ie com AT
lmk out for confllf'ffl'lll
Mil Water prvpurcd hy the mic- prnpr
it Kemp. New York
Martin: a Luman’s
The richest. most llItill
fumes for no on IN "AN
and in thc BAT". delightful and M1
1 l( ) Y'l".\‘
relieved weak-m. fatigue. proatrnui
ache
x\ '1‘
Give us u trial.
i. Thin hmcc in it:- pi-culinr ronmruction hm! all i
llvc mlvumnm-n ofn quin'ndcr fir the pnnlnloonn.
shoulder Bruce and (‘hc-i I-prumhr mmluncd.
2. ll doc! not iii—arrange lhc rhir. imp-om.
3. it cannot slip of! the nheuldcr.
4 There in lens ntmin on lhc hutton- on the pun-
inloonn. _
5. Each uocnon of tho [Ianlflltnllli can hc minim-d
indcpondcn tly.
6. By means of the mijunliihlc buck rump. u m'nllc
oerwcrful bmcc may he ohtnincd.
.. In niny wciither llN‘ mntnloon- may hc mist-d
from tho hcclu without lntcr cring wuh Inc from.
All orders filled promptly.
find it to their advantage to trade with 115.
AMERICAN
PATENT!!!)-
OROOERIES all MEATS
TIIE ()I.I) S’l‘ALlVI) ()P‘
City tolls
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERSJ
BRACE !
l. Tllli have in in: peculiar construction hu Ill 1hr
m‘h nn’iugcu of n that Expander end Skirt Nippufil‘!
i‘umbllu'd ‘
'.‘. ltcxpands the chest uni gives frca rrsnmuuu
to the lance.
3. ii boom the Ilmuiderfi pvrfrctly ntrmgln.
4. It rul‘h-vr-n back. hi I. null abdominal oruxim lv
supporting the entire weight of the clothing lrmu llll'
the r-houldcru.
h ii in worn without any inconvenience Wlml-‘m
and impart! new life to the wcnrcr.
6 it in valuable to childn-n while ll their nludm.
ohliging them to always viii erect.
In ordering by P0“. It‘ll“ Clue-t Measure.
Sent Post Free throughout the United States.
Price. 780. , $1.00. $1.30, $8.00-
Mnkc Postal Urdcrs Payable to M. TOUKER,
um llitnAlHVAY, cor. 34m Si .x. Y.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS. Agents.
O
tuntly on hand.
Ari
as the demands warrant.
School
no handht the lowest prices.
fair prices.
small profit.
agreement,
will befilled promptly.
7 We. have
. music.
the agent: oi‘ the lentil; music ublishefl? 0f “1°,
countryman” y g p A
South Norwalk SENTINEL
SENTINEL Bi'ummc. 39 Washinwton Street,
9 h
PRINTING & STATIONERY
'l‘lic SENTINEL. in connection with its newspaper publishing. has
one of the best. fitted and stocked Stationery Stores in the state.
Particular attention is given to fine goods, but all grades and Cull
:ist’ Materials,
The only stock of Artist’s Materials in the city. which is as full
Books.
A full line of the books used in the public schools constantly
Job Printin
g.
The SENTINEL Job Printing Deparlmont is complete. 41“le
work and style we, pefy competition.
We give good Work at
Paper Bags & Wrapping Paper'
This department is well stocked. and orders filled at a WT!
'NeWspaper Printing.
We are prepared to print newspa ers i'or other parties. ill“
ourselves. and are able to deliver t em promptly according ‘0
orders. ' l 3
Orders for—anything pertaining to the business, and not in stock
m at the norteat notice.
1
T. Burr Guyer 36 Son. !
SPRING-WOOD.-
Norwalk Chronicler