“tree or {our dam: to) a CNN 0‘
m sin-ct calla! at the Gntiot .\\‘e~
hue Station to say to the captain that he
suspected a plot on the part of his wife
to dope with a neighbor of his. who was
not only a married man. but the father of
seven children.
" “mat makes you suspect such a plot ?”
ssked the captain.
“\Vcll. my wife has been kinder pickin‘
up her duds. askin‘ about trains and
trying to get me to go on a. visit”.
"And about this neighbor? "
““‘ell. he and my wife are talking over
the lance have the time and throwin‘ kis-
ses at each other the other half. I don‘t
want to raise a row over this thing. but
I'd kinder like to stop 'cm from running
away.‘
“Well. you must take your own way to
stop it. unless you go to the Police Jus-
tice. Be careful. however. Anger or
jealousy may get you into trouble."
“0h. I'llbe careful." Was the calm as.-
curance. as the citizen wont his way to be
heard of no more until ycstor-lav evcning.
Then he called a passing policeman into
his house l"ol= furtcr advice.
"You see. they had it all
elope." he explained.
“Yet-'1."
“But I gut Run."
”How 5"
He [cook the lamp and 1011 the way to
the woodhousc. Tbc neighbor. drusscd in
his Sunday suit. was tied up in one cnr~
ner. while the recreant wife nccupud an
empty dry goods box in the other.
“Got (":11 his: night about 9 o'clock,"
said the husband. "and I've put in the
whole day telling them what I think of
such conduct. Guess l'd better let ‘em 01?
now, hadn‘t I 3’"
The ofiicer thought so. and the neigh—
bor was released, led to the door and the
husband said:
“Now you trot. and if you cwr tay to
run away with my wile agnin I‘llv—I'll be
hanged if I don't tell your wife about it?"
He then turned to his wil'c. untied the
cords. and said. “I guess you feel ... 21.1111.
ed 11! this. and there ain't. 1.1: need to say
any more :tlw'... 1:. I ain’t very mad this
time. bu. it'you try it again there's no
knowing what I may do."
" \Vcll! ' gasped tlw officer as he drew a
long breath.
"\Vell. didn't I git ~em? “ chuckled the
husband. in proud delight. "I may look
like a spring chicken. but I'm no fool and
don't you forget it."
”-w 7M — ~ —
planned to
Peculiar-“let of Great Men.
Aarnn Ii11r1‘11l\\':.1._\’s forgot to rcturn a
borrowed umbrclln.
Charlemagne always pared his cyrns in
all? dark of the ninnm
Byron never found a button all his shirt
without misinxn row about it.
Homer was cxtrmucly fund of boiled
cabbage which he invariably eat with u
fork.
Napolcwn cnuld never think to shut a
door ut‘tcr bin: unlwss lw was ulwu!
something.
mull
Pliny could llt‘Vt‘l‘ writt- \\ ith 11 led pon-
cil witbnut first wvttinz: it uh tlw of
his tunguv.
ll!)
Sol-rutvs was cxrw vim: l'nml nl' pmmuts.
quanlilics of \\ bivb l11- always curriml in
his pocket.
Tho Duke of “‘cllinztnu could 111~r1r
think to wipc his feet on tho dvmr mat 1111-
has his wife rcmindml him uf it.
George \\';1sl1in8:t11.‘. was so fond of cuts
that he would gut up in the middle of the
night. to throw his l-‘Wil'jllt‘k at tlmm.
Shakespenrc. whcn carrying: :1. cmllish
home from tlu‘I Villagv 8., 'mw-ry. would i11~
variably try to hide it bun-nub his \ oat.
\thu tlw wil‘c of Unlilco gave bim :1
letter to mail lw always carri d it wuud
with him three week-1 before ho ever
thought 0! it again.
Christopher Columbus always paid for
his local paper promptly. and being PH :11-
tentivc rcmlcr he always found out when
new worlds wcm ripc.—.‘ll1‘-Irl’ 'l‘Lnl'" To‘tlll-
s. Ipl.
_ W
Selllug Sahara.
“I buvc a. plan to turn thv grcat Subaru
llcscrt mm a smiling landscupv. full of
hills. \‘allvys. gludt-s and dolls." he said as
he entered :1 Griswold strx‘et tobacco store
yesterday.
“ Yum." was the reply from the man
who was sorting over pipe stems.‘
“The cost will only be fifty million dol~
Ian. I shall issue ten million sharcs at
$5 per share. Every shareshnldor will be
entitled to a ten-acre lot llllll a share in
the pnxtizs of sales. Willyou take two
than-s ?“
“ No. sir.“
“ Ore?"
-‘ No. sir."
"\Vill you give me halt a pound of fine~
cut {or a share.
“ No. sir.“
“ Don‘t you want to m the desert
mile 3"
“ No sir."
“ And you retuse a ranch in some
men alley in reclaimed Sahara!“
“I do.“
“ Very well. sir—wry well. It is such
was: you. sir. who obstruct—«but hold
01:. Gimme tux cents‘ worth of poor
m and take the whole desert of! my
bush and let mo go ahead with my mus
Id from Rules») to San Francisco. Eh?
Wt do you say! 'lt‘s them chants)
you‘ll have this summer to buy at country
at your own. 8h 3 Thanks: Man is
you». Go ahead with your mills: in
ems-tum? Pow hm. ‘
w
Mu- ll mum.
Mira—“What is a Which 3 “
Emil—“his a write circuit which
‘ ‘Oarmt where me Which: mus
Wilt“
“h‘Bur-isbura. Wuhlngwn Mid Als
“0t vb“ we mdudlorh 3 “
“They turn wmvm‘ amide out that
gig-och any as what they in nude
‘ D
“What we Mien made on “
‘filrcit up.“
“0"“
' “at Ibo would Be.
Wife“: prominent public function-
aquarium who is mphwtlug her
-fiobkh sock! Mlle: she holds-
undmmwryklud.m. to any
hwmmtlcotmhl «initiation l
“in" acquired iscntircly dun to my
“Iodine. ll hewmtodicnauw.
“'00!!!th lhulttoyou.“
, Vanuatu m redaction—"You
Sum-chambeAwldcw.‘
W—
Amt of the 8. its“ ob-
Gcom: WW5 lemme.
Rule-0t um.
1. Art at nil than an in the preceuccol
God. and make it the great object in all
things to please him. In order to do
this.
2. Seek first of dl to gain clear views
of His will. and with regard to all things
to be perfcctly conformed to it. Iii doing
this.
3. Cherish no thoughts. ind ulgu no feel-
ings. speak no words. and do no actions.
but what you really think. after all the
light you can gain. will most honor God.
most benefit yourself and others. and give
you the greatest joy when they come to
be exhibited before the assembled universe
at the judgement day.
4. Begin and end each day by a season
of communion with God. and by asolcum
and hearty commitment of yourself and
your interests. temporal and eternal. to
his guidance. care and disposal.
5. Daily read. with deep nttcntion and
fervent prziycr. a portion of the Word of
God. for thc purpose of uudcmmnding, be-
lieving and obeying it.
6. Never express or indulge the least
degree of unkindncss tnwzttds any human
being. and give no ncmllcss pain to any one
of the human race. or even to the brute
creation. _
7. Make ll )‘Ulll‘ Obji‘t‘t to prumnto Lin-
grcatcst happiness on tbc whole. of all
upon whom you may lmyc lntlucncc. both
of the prcscnt and all future goncrnt‘
ions.
8. llcgnrdtho band of God in all tlu-
disgwnsutmns of his prm‘idcncc. and in
whatsoevcr state he places you. lilt‘ruwllll
be content.
9. Envy uonc who are above you. and
despise 1118110 who are below you; but pus-
scss and manifest good will toward all
men.
111. NVVU!‘ speak of any. or {ch to-
wards tbcm 1n a manner that you ought
not to wish them. under similar circum~
stanccs. to spcak or ice} with rcgurd to
you.
11. Let all admonipnts and narrumms
‘. 11.11 cxuct exhibition of tho rcul
truth.
12' Act {or (End. for the univorsc. 1111.1
for etcrnity; and in such it manner as is
adopted to prunuvtc the highest good for-
ever. In order to do this,
13. Look habitually to Jesus Christ; let
your whole soul be imbued with his spirit
and nmnilcst it in all your actions.
H. [molt totbc Iloly (llmst LLs‘ tbc ztutb~
or of all good in man: sm-k habitually his
teaching. his illuminating and purcfying
influences. that b“ may dwell in you its
his temple, and mlu- full pusscssinn of all
your pOWt'rs and talents for himsrlf.
1-‘1. l‘larncstly desire that bc would lull:x
of thc things of Christ and mnrc 11nd nmrc
show tbcm unto you. and carvfully avoid
everything: which tends to hitrlcryuu from
becoming perfectly like him.
16. .‘lukc it your mcu! and drink 111 «In
thc will of (ind. and pcrscx'cringly' l1;t\1‘
respcct mall bis cnnunumlnirnts.
17. Fcclaml iik‘kl‘\)\\|t‘1l,:l"ilill :1ll tl:1~
good )‘1‘llt‘V1‘rl1:\\‘1*1’1‘1‘t‘l\8’«l.lllul _\<\l: 1m“
reccire. nr 1-\‘-. 1‘ wzll rww-nw is
tlmvugb Jesus ('l11’isl: trust in lltz‘
1
The following will be intending to fur
clerc of fineboraes. I find it in Arabian
history. It is said to hnrcbeen translated
from the original manuscript by Burch-
lth and published in his travels:—
“ G O D . "
“ ENOCH.“
" In the name of the most merciful God,
the Lord of all creaturcsmeace and prayers
be with our Lord Mobummed and his fam-
ily and his followers until the day of judg-
ment: and peace be with those who read
this writing. and understand its mean.
mg.
"The present dccd relates to t‘:.-' gray-
ish-brown colt, with {our white ' wt nnd
a white mark on the {Ol‘l‘llt':" wt' the
true breed of Saklmryc. callw began,
whose skin isas bright and u1- .ilicd as
111ilk,roscmblingthoso horses ml" which
the Prophet said. ‘ True riches are :1 noble
and pure breed of horses‘; and of which
(ind said. ‘Tbo warborscs. those which
rusbcdou the cncmy with full flowing
nostrils.——tlmse which plunge into battle
early in tlw morning.‘ And God spoke
the truth in his incomparable book. This
Sultlnwyo gray colt was bought by Khosli-
run. the son of limlu'yt. 0f the tribo of
Zubuu. nu Acnczc Arab. The sire of this
cult is the cxccllcnt buy horse culled
.llrrtljult. of lllt‘ brccd of Kuhcylnn; its
dam is tbc famous whltc Sukluwyv nutrc
k11m\'n.by tlu‘ 11211111‘ of lljt'rnu 1. Accord-
ing to wlmt we have 51‘1“”. we atltcst lwrt‘.
upon our lmpcs of felicity and upon our
girdlcs. () Sheiks (1f \\'1s1l11111 111.11 l‘uscs-
sols of llm'scs! this gray cull.11lm\'1'.1111~n-
tinncd. i1 more noble m‘cn than his sirc ul‘
(bun. And this \vc zittcst. 11ccnnli11g to
our bvst knowlcdgc. by tlns \111111 and
pz‘rl'cct dccxl. 'l‘lmnlts l).‘ to (6 ul. tho-1.11m
ofull crcutut‘csl \Vritlvn 1111 1l11~ lt‘ulb of
Suphztr. in thc ycur 13223. 1.\ 1).. 1811s.)
“'ttncssi-s." ctc.
___‘.....-___.
An old (‘mlgcr from tlw laundry. wlm
mum 111 to scll sumo ginua’tg. n-ggs 11ml
chiclu‘us. 511w Ilijuh Fit-M's 111-w ligblnmg
rudsumlztskml: “ \Vlmt i\illli (if f1mlisl.-
tit-ss \\';1stl1:1t'r" 11nd wlwn lull wlmt 11
was llllt‘lltlt‘ll for said: " lt's nu “'Ullill‘l‘ It)
1111- tbut c's'crytbing is guin' wrung. wbwn
1111811 :trc trym'to circunn't-ut llw.\!1111;;bty.
all' lbjztll l-‘lt-llls' {zttlu‘t‘ isn lluptlst prcnclr
(‘1'. tun. “'by. l lu'ul'ml yrstt'hlay [but
tbcy \\'t‘l‘l‘ nu1.111;:1-1‘s111isl‘11-dwith lllt‘ Ulll
lbblc.11111budgnttnlmlwrin' with it, :1
tryin' 11> knock ltcll out ml~ it." \Vc 11s—
surml him that tbc )11-w rovisinn was
unprmvmcntnutln-pn'st-nt(1111-.11111l1lmt
llw wur-l l1~~ll bull nul l'llllllllllllNl.
llcsuul; “ll 111:1ltcs 1111 lllilllt‘l'. lln~_\'l1;1»l11.l
think
111m ‘11
:111
llt‘l‘ll
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ll1c_\'ros111.’11‘lr1‘1b:111tln-lwl'd. but
cotclt 1! in tlw swu-t byvundby."
0..
s" l,11'l'.~ Pin-1111: .l11111a12 '
Purple In (Hus. lluuuw. cut.
\\'ltill-itm:1y ln‘pl‘x‘pi‘rtlmltlmsl-“lh-
ll1l‘1w\\'
111;: in glass lu-uscs should 11181181~
stones." wc think it is enuru-ntly prnp- r
[but tbnso wrrking in glass bnusrs slwuld
s|y:1“gnml \\'«\l‘1l"f111‘:1‘.1'\' H1111}; 11f lwnv-
lll (11 H1t'lns1‘l\l‘s. ill lltls‘ I‘»!!l!11‘1‘ll\'ll.\ll‘.
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lllnl ll":\’1-11sml llu- ii'idi l‘u'mml). Ni.
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1 .
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'11:;1111181lxl1‘yluluh- tin-1'
14.11 lun‘il from
‘ fitmtwcumul 1.8811,:ll1'11111‘l1."
Wilh‘lt ~\‘.:1l llw‘ll. lmlll lle‘ ll1.s ill-1‘ :tl‘ul {ltv
lifu tn 12-11118: rely nu ll1~ 1m-1‘i1». immutc
ilth‘Xllllx1b-, :1-, l {*1 11.18: 11f rm 11 law-..
in; givw him and 1}“- int!» 2 :1 ~l ll - llwly‘
Ghost all the glory.
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\u||ping I!) “nun-arr).
The pl‘nsl‘t't'ls :m- that dining 1‘2.» 1'1811‘.’
111::---:1s-111 11:1;xpv-1l buts “2'1! iw' 1:1111c .11
f.i\n1‘t31.111111:111_\' 1"v-\1~:. irzr, ltlll 111‘
“OllSt‘qllt‘llt‘t‘ lillill‘ 1xt~~11~.\'u ttl't‘l111‘11lzvn"s
are being made for their prmlut'tmu.
Tb:- 1111111ut‘.1c:11rc of nupp. .l ltuls by 111;;
chim‘ry. hiti‘crtn r-, 3;:11'1lc-8l .1s :m
blity. has llx't‘ulllt‘ 1111 :1:~m»111pli.~l1ml {ti-'1.
uni tiztppctl now llllhln‘
nucltlncty 111 lurgc llllilllllllt'.‘ l...' Mr. H. _\l
l1.1!s 1111* [13.
\Vlt-‘vlt‘l‘. :11 bis factoly 111 .‘1l1‘1‘l1:1111"szr-~«~l ,
Newark. N. .l. The prnct-ss is simplc. rc~
sulting in uniform Work. and ctl’rct-t :1
great swing of timc and labor.
The principal machinc is [but 11111-11
which tbc fur but is furuu-d This 1113.7
chino is putcuted. 11ml tlu- cxclusiw- right
to usc it has bccn sccurcd by Mr. \\'l1wlvr.
The fur but «111:1 tl-tt-surfm-v
couc which rcrnlvos. us in ordinary but-
be ly-l'l-t‘mivtg macbim-s. but tln- {111' is
prvajcctcd upon tlu- t‘nllt~ Hunt .1 \\ idv win-x.»
ing. instvndnf tlw up“ right Upclllll‘; 111
the {Malcrsnt‘ntbvr formurs. Thu ililtsul‘v
formed altcruutcly. 0110 of purc fur :llnl
one of half fur and half 90111811.
The bats are then carc'ully stuck on the
bodms by the old~fashionml hand process.
after which they pass to the next upon .
tinn. which is tcrmcd scalding. For this
purpose Mr. \leccler uscs :1 machinu uf his
own invention. in which thrw dutcn b 1d-
ies arc worknl :1! lhc same timc. "l‘lw mu-
chiue has a capacity per day of twenty-
four dozen hats of bearer fur. or t-Iglllt‘t‘ll
dozen huts of Russia—tho lath-r ruptiring
more time on account of liner fibre which
works into thc body much morc slnwlv
than other stock. '
By the old hand process a man could
do only about three dozen bcaver. or two
dozcn Russia hats in the same time.
The hatsnext finally paw through the
process at “beating up.“ during which op-
eraliou they are occasionally dipped in hot
water: the heating- is continued until all
the cotton is worked out of the hat. when
the hat is ready to be blocked into any dis
xihsl shape. One mauve-.11 brat up from
fire to eight dozen hate per day.
Mr. “‘heelcr‘s present factory capacity
in! manufacturing upped hats is {mm
semigrsllw ta one hundr‘d desert perda‘r.
11‘". (WI and Fur Mir Rms‘cw.
_u, m , _ . c
Claret Full. the San Francisco woman
lawyer. being told by the opposing coitus
Del in court that a woman‘s proper place
“In home raising children. related;
“Amhadbcuerbe owed in ails
mmbusimthmnislng molt melt
n3 3““ nm sir.“ it is Very evident that
(“but can elevate her rmebm when there
is the slightrdt invasion to perform that
teak—(3m: 739mm“.
'Qfififi—v—
The Phrislan invention. the “ blushing
bonnet.“ which through an ingenious mes
cranial contrlramce operates upon we»
ride which cause the cheek: to become
Quaint-d with a “chafing blush. will be
utterly taboood in aliases. “ Blushing
banners“ lure been thoroughly tried them
but prove utterly insecure. To make u
Chicago girl blush it is necessary to choke
her—143013186811 (punchloumal.
-—-«o———
Tocdl it “has." «has the force of
the expression my much. How fiat it
will {all on our cur: when becomes in and
says: “Thatwuhndccotnthinctoput
in the paper about inc: when the hadea la
the fellow who wrote it E"
W
A Scotch minister in As!- prayed thus:
“mame Church. the Free
Church and the United Presbyterian
Church. add] theothcrfiurchec. Thou
km the "lions alum by which
is {urmcd
.thqmcdled: Bentham.”
w
Priucolmluhnotonlynuebtbntn
mm. m an.
Qua-Ao-nocfilnklsm bu dic-
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thou-lbw M “a,”
alum
imposp.
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full 8 i811; st 111 1111‘111 18f \\".l!1.tm .l.
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1' ugblm. 4: smarlullu, Mu- ., 1. M) 1'0—
111.11l..1\1l1' l? a! \1 .- in § In :1sl.‘ 1111‘1111‘111-
ll'l1l1u'111l‘1‘lll 1'1..1l«1'~. lit‘ 11)»: "111 the
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>\‘\t'l'l‘ 1‘<~ll1.;ll. in 1‘11 l1-,:;111 l1! lnsc my
uppchlc 11ml llcsb. l \Hls‘ s1» \n-ult :11 111118
1.11mx llllll 1 could 11-11 11-.1\1- 1n} lwd. 111
tlw summcr cf l\TI 1 \\:1s :1vlm1ttml 18111.18
t‘ily Hospital. \Vlnlu tlnru tluwluvfiu's
shill l bud :1 ltnlc i11118y lrl't
.1subulfdnllur. l 1-.\pv111lwl
drt-d dollars in dlvvturs 111111 111nxli1‘iucs. l
\Wh ~llltll‘gullczll1'111‘li1111‘ul‘vimmwont
around that l was dut l. l ymc up hope.
lung {Ls lug
m 1-1‘11 bun-
l 111 :1 fricud (ml 1 mp nf Ill: \\'.\1. ll \1 l.‘.~
l‘-,\1.s\\1 1.1: THE i.1‘\1.s. l l:111;.l1«~.l :11
my flu-lids. lbmklng that my \~.1-~~ \\.1s
iuruiuldc. but luut ll lnxlllc 1n satisfy
tin-m. “in-11 tumy surprisc :utd unmiti-
t‘utiun. l (‘Hllllllt‘llt‘l'tl tn {1-1-1 llt‘lll r. My
ll-lllt‘. uncc dcud. luxguu In rmiw. :md to—
duy l fccl in llt‘lll‘l‘ spirits than 1 lmvc tbc
past tlu‘cc )‘cltl‘s.
l \\'rilctbisl1uping you will publish it.
su that t \t‘l‘) um: :1lllictrd wub lLsutsnl
Lungs. will bc imitlt'ml 1n lukv 1‘11. “'11.
HALL's ll.\1.s_\.\1 11-1: 1118. 1.1 ms. and lm
cum-inc. d that t‘nxu‘iuu‘h‘x 1' \.\‘ 1:1:
l‘l'lllil‘. I l1:t\'t‘ i:tl\'i'll l\\‘ultulllt‘§;lll1l\‘zlll
p«\siti\'cly my (bat ll bus tlullv :uurc guild
lb..n :1ll lbw Ulllt‘ Illt‘tilt‘lllt‘.‘x l luuc lukcu
sincc my sickness. .\ly cough bus ulmm:
entirely disuppcurcd and lshnll soon be
able to go to work.“ Sold by druggists.
—— «9-4A—
ltclllua Piles — .6311thqu
Care.
.The symptoms are moisture. like pers-
piratimi. intense itching. llll‘l‘t‘l\st\ by
scratching. very ‘distnx‘xsmg. Intrticularly
9t m’ht. as if pm worms werc crawling
in an. about the rectum: the privatc parts
are sometimes infected: if allowed to t‘\\ll~
timie . very serious rcsults may follow.
“DR. Swirxx‘s ALLllmuxli Uixruizxr“
is a lflmsam. sure cuw. :\ls:: for Tom r.
Itch. Salt Rheum. Scald luxid. l‘ll‘ysipclas.
Barber‘s Itch. lllqtchtxs. all Scaly. Crusty.
Cutaneous Eruptions. l‘riwhu Nuts. 3
boxes for $1.23. Svnt by mail to any ad
dress on receipt 02‘ price in curwucy. «11‘
"live (\‘l‘tl “mag-c stamps. l‘wpaml only
by Dr. Swayue & Sun. 330 North Sixth
Sliver. Philadelphia. Plan to whom letters
should Nuddml. Sold by all muitis
mt dmggms. 13.
and
New York city is the home or a damsel
who cxhibits a well furnished cabinot 0f
enmmmnt rings and utlwr spoils of her
various sentimcutal duels. with much the
same kind of pride as s Sioux braw tllS‘
plus the swaps that deivmtehiswigwnm.
She calls her lust \‘iclim an Indian name.
Dam-{mullsto-llmshisshmd.
W......n_..
The Peruvian S) rup has cuml
thousands who were summing from Dr»
grids. chillty. Liwr (‘muplsmts Rolls.
mums. Female Complaints etc. Pam-
leta free to any addrixss. Seth W.
wle & Sons. Boston.
m
new-.1? ‘ is Wealth.
Dr. I (‘. Wrsr‘s‘h‘xswr sun Ilium Taurus“.
I ups-13c for Hysteria». 111.qu Canvululmiu. Nets
you: llcmlachc. Hamil Dam-ulna. Loss of lemon.
831111111:th lwpolcnrv. Involuntary Missions.
human 03d . . can-ca by «minimum. wlb
shade. or 0min ulccncc. which lead- to taker . de-
cay and death. limbo: will cure recent «m. h.
bu: «mull» one month‘s tmtment. Duo dollar I
box. or 01: Maw for aw: dollar: ’ ‘
Mxfictompmlcd with in
put-chum our written purchase to return the mom;
t “claimant doc-mated ‘ cure. Gun-sates:
twacdg;6.3. Mam-9k ‘11ng ”or
south orwalk. 001111.. JOHN C. W 00..
madam!“ 181 a is: W. India-on Street. cm
’0 ‘3. “1‘0”.
Builder lz'liflllll'lllll'.
m,m‘ocms: '
P.0._§nfi!.
Ill.‘ -1 ll {-11 l”
«M. v
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.rwmnem » ,
FURKLY VIGETABLE '
.‘NC'DIGINEz Norr-waora INK.
A Perfect Spring and Summer Medicine.
A ’I‘nuuuruu Bum!) l’t'lurum. «Toxic AI‘I‘ETllElt.
w,
l‘lvumultlu the lust“. invigorating in tho body. The
mosh-1111mm l’llYHlt‘lAN! n-mmnicnd flu-ac Blttcrs
for lllt‘ll‘ CUIIATH‘E mun-Hurt“.
’l‘rml Hizt‘ mo. Full size (lnrgcst 111 market) $1.00.
tar-Try Thom-.33
For the Kidneys. leor and Urinary 01'-
mtnsuse nothing but “ Warner’s Sure
Kitlncy and Liver Cure.” It stands
I'NIHVALIJCD. 'l‘lmusuudti own tlu-ir hculth 11nd
lutppim-ss in 11. {Ti-"Wu ufl‘vr “Warner‘s Sula Tunic
lliltu-rs“ with rquul cnnfldt'ncc.
II. II. \VARNER 8: Cu. Rochester, N. Y.
HARDWARE.
The BESI‘ ASHUH'X‘M FN'I‘ ln QWN of
1 3'
Gen oral Ilau'tl Ware,
Mcchunlcu Tools,
\Vllllc Lend. Palms.
0H1- und “'ilulow Glass.
A full .—\vsmtmcnt o!
and Knoln,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
11! the lwst Quality. (‘ht-np lor Cash
HOUSE ‘Flll‘lllSlllllE liflflllS
JAPAN lh‘li I‘Al’l‘lll “’EliE.
for tho
Locks
Agent
Hon-1' Vcrdimil llnilo-r and ”1111's l‘utrnt
1911-1! and llurglzlr l'rnof Sufc.
"Agricultural Implcnu-nts.
S ll}! (‘bundlcry. Rope. &
W. C. QUINTARD
No. 3 M .'.~ It HALL BLOCK. .s‘u. Norwulk (‘1.
numeppamt
Won the Victory.
.\llll|‘1llnlll‘”0‘<i its cncmics t1 place {mu-
duvut im llulluns‘ in tho market.
All (it'llllilw llublu-r l’uint hours this
“mic-11111111.
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bill: 'l‘lll'l Hl‘lllNll
'l‘Iy .1 111.1cuud ymt \\.11 ll‘\' 1111 ulhcr
FUR SALE ll\'
John H. Ferris
lHU'l' t‘l-‘ \\'.\.“lllNll'l‘0N \"l‘lil‘lli'l‘.
'l‘lL\ l Hi.
All t‘ulnrs.
For :1 l'numl ul‘ (loud
lllll’l’llll l
At G. W. Day’s
Pill. SADE 80311
50. aBar.
J“ G. \‘7. I)ay’8
A Large and Complete siting-of
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines.
Fancy Articles,
and such other Articles as are
usually 10111111 in «first class
Drugfitore,
' For sale at
P18181818 Drill 81118,
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0111). Post. Oflioe,
South Ion-wok.
Dmipe ”
Terra Cotta,
Salt (illlZOd,
ll 00] 1 ester,
A krou,
AN 1 1'.»—
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
”-1'1‘ . —
Raymond Bros.
TIMBER
AND
LUMBER
SHINGLES.
All Brands and I‘riw-s.
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Raihn’ g
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And llll Kinds of Hard “'uod.
llooling and Silt‘llllllllll‘
l’ttpm'.
lienry 4 R. f Pitch.
1881. ' 1881.
NEW GOOD
LBBKWOOD’S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
99."
Hum-mu: 11ml): mw mul dvsirublv goods including
all the
New Patterns
81:13:; Trade
Just upcucd 11 line 11110 of
Walnut. Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Sula.
Parlor Suits.
Setting; and Dining-
room Suits.
All the been. We and new mite-u.
—r~.—-—
Also :1 huge line «l
l‘uctlhairs, Easy Chairs ml
Patent Rockers.
Gent-8’ and Ladies’
Desks.
Mics Wot-l1 Tables. Library a:
Hume-top Tables.
Writing
sue-boards. Book-times, am, &c.
W
winch in law that cm baton in Norm“.
”530063“th tor the my lam market
gwummuurw:
T18 Greatest 1111188118118 E181
18181.
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NOBWALK. . - CONN.
JAGOB‘S
Aluminum Pens
h’l‘uum celebrated English Pens can now he had a
1
SEN TINEL OFFICE
Wilm are our sole ngcnl» fur Nurwalk and Sou lh NOP
Wt k.
’l‘lu-y are used in the Government (fillet-s and Bank!
throughout. Europe; also Departments at Washington.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 524:
Boots& Shoes;
The Best'in the City
A l"ull Asmu'ttm-nt of
G cuts" Low Shut-s.
Hutton 111111 Congress
(lullcl's.
Ludios’ Best French
Kill Button.
—-A'I‘——
BROWN’S
8-7 Main St...
Oppositc ll. ll. llcpul.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
1" 'A'Ntl's
South Murwztlk.
'_ {23*
‘ ~\\ .3? r . '
a.
Cliinet Orgfins,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Pianos and Organs to llcnt. Pianos. Or-
gans and Melodcons Tuncd 11nd chnircd.
Instruments sold on Monthly Instullmcnts.
Old Instruments taken in Exchange for
New.
REMOVED TO
Quintard’s Block,
Opposite Horse Railway Dcpot.
VEGETINE
THE VERY BEST MEDICINE
" I'D“ -
Dyspepsla and Indigestion.
NEWTON. N. 11.. Much 27.1377.
MR. ll. It. STE\'K.VE:-
Dear ammunm more l tutu the pen to pull.
that king or mum-Ines. Vcactluo. Wlmn I bo-
mut to tum \‘cgctlue two Wars 1130 with Incl:
umrkod buucdt. my fi‘lmlds tlmught it was t
stimulant efl‘cct. and Would soul: subside. luv-
lu: me as bad as below, ‘l‘litukln that. tom.
0! those who read thu- tcsziumulul w lch I “Toto
at that tlmu. imam think the sinus. l writ. once
more mantis . Ilwu: uu 111:1: pulll‘. Slum I
ran to tulip \ cculluc. ulmust two yi‘ul.‘ .30. I
"we gained stuttdlly until [Ls "exam limo.“
which lam enjoying mv t‘axrnwr ulthmnd con-
sider mylalf cured by \ e 'cttuc. ‘woyom no
mu :3 low .u nun Cull d be an live. I wu
confined to the bed for eight months. nnd
given u to die by «11 'M doctors. some the
moat 1k “ed in this . tale. They said I had
Invent diseases. including consumption. hurl
dime. and normal others. equally (Nahum!
$3“ at: Bll‘thK‘Xl‘sllS. P‘R'Tui‘r :\ tins!
in mu m . «In 0 in owe
lib. Since my light: began to I insure“:
lure made a study a! dawns. and no
«use of all my grumble“: to have been Dya-
mm or 1111915133010». and i also find that I“
can“ or discuss at every Six are em“: (if the
me cause. When the Mulls not properly dis
floated in the stomach. it fwcomfla usurious.
putrid mm. which is al:\ltsl‘l):“ auto he blood.
l of the organs or t.
u no! removed. muss
Mme mimic discern“
whomever: heat in»: l“ . -
m or I‘m 1 . one on this symptom- N
which is usually lim must :us: you lieu-emu!»
Quail manic dismiss. l am «on kuhwu In the
MAW!“ uf uml‘nown. “Eur: I‘I Sermon 01
this Stu-1 . . NJ. in»! can ram: ut “Mk-ls
car “no“ «9 till or men statement
Wlll ‘l flatly answer um: letter. of In all:
In to la: = 'c. sir the m of‘he
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if “strum 1: “has N‘s‘nlufl‘v. accord!”
to mm A certain and luk‘k‘U cum ally.
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AI'I‘ THE: OI.D.S'J‘A1\'I) 01“
T. Burr Guyer 86 Son.
SPRING W COD.
All orders filled promptly. City 1011.8
111211 it to their ad uxutage to trade. with us.
Give us a trial. _
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS!
THE AMERICAN anon 1
PATENTED.
1. Thu brace in 11s pcculinr construction has all I 1. This meI' iuits pc‘culinr mmtrugupnh‘uall we
the advantages or a Mlhpt‘llllt‘l' fur the pztntnlmum adumtamufuchcst prandcr utd§ktrt bnpporh‘r
shot It er Bruce and (‘hcsl Rx mndcr combined. mmbincd . ‘ _
L'. ‘ l1 docs nut disarrangc ilw shirt box-uni. 2. ll expands this cheat and gum m rrnnntlon
.‘l. l! cannot clip oil 1hr shuultlcr. to the lungs. ‘
4. 'I‘hcrc 1.. loss stmin on lhu hmmm on the pan- 3. It keepi- the shoulders pcrfvctly straight.
1111mm. 4. It‘rallcru bark. b1 . md nbdommsl organ-by
.'\. Each section of the pantillcoml can be adjusted summrun ' the entire “1- ght of the clothing {mm the
indcpcndcmly. lhc shoul en.
ti. By moan-or the adjuslnbh‘ buck strap. a gentle 5 . l! is worn Without any inconvenience wlmtvwr
m- powerful brace may he ulunincd. _ and lnlpllfl! new life to tho weuer. ‘
7. In raiuv wmlhcr lhl‘ \autalmms may be raised 6. In 111 rgluablo to children while '2 their stndtfii.
from the his-ls u ithout lmcr cring with the from. ubhglng them to always nit erect. .
In ordcrlua by Post. send Chest Mon-um.
Sent Post. Free throughout the United States.
Price. 780.. $1.00, $1.50. $8.00.
Make Postal Orders Payable to M. TOOKER,
1909 llRuAD\\'.-\Y. our. 31m 81.. N. Y.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS. Agents.
South Norwalk SENTINEL
SnxrlsEL BUILDING, 39 Washington Street.
PRINTING & STATIONERY
The Summer. in connection with its newspaper publishinrr. has
one of the best, fitted and stocked Stationery Stores in the state.
Particular attention is given to fine goods, but. d1 grades and con-
tantly on hand.
. Artist’ Materials, -
The only stock of Artist’s Materials in the city. which is as full
as the demands warrant.
School Books.
A full line of the books used in. the public schools constantly
no 1121111131. the lowest prices.
J b Prin '
0 .
The Sun-mm. Job Printing Department is complete, and for
Work and style we; pci‘y competition. Wye good work at
fair prices.
Paper Bags &. Wrapping Paper
This department. is well stocked. and orders filled at a vet!
small profit. ,
Newspaper Printing.
dto rint~ news era for other parties than
P P”them promptly recording to
(We are pre
ourselves. an are able to deliver t
agreement. .
Orders.
Orders fonmfihihg pertaining to the business.” and not in stock
:will be filled promptly. '.
Norwalk Chronicler