“ latch! flat”~-Blcclrlctty~
Clout.
BY WM. Most Small. F. R. S
Impiiniisotho “latent heat" of vapor:
is a myth as hcat. but its equivalent could
be More properly defined an e imbl'rmi cler-
trt‘city. Heat and electricity are mutually
convertablc nevertheless. under certain
cmditioml and the latent heat to which I
have applicd tho term ' combinal rlectric~
ity“ for lack of a better. may be developed
cithcr as free heat or (N free air ctricity.
'liie tumor is the case in the condenser of
the stain engine. and instances of the
latter are aflordcd by the hydro—cl tric
Whine. and by clouds.
Any pure and simple vapor nu ateam
imidc of a boiler for-instance) is transpar-
ent and invisible. but if such atezim be al-
lowed to interminglewith the aira peculiar
combination instantly cnsucs. and the for.
nation of opague (because vesicular) va-
por. or cloud. highly charg l with cl '~
tricky—true, nimhurwrcsiilts. In a single
acre of vesicular vapor. as cloud or fog.
there is. even though unfelt. suiiicicnt
electricity to kill if concontriitcd and cf-
fectively dircctcd. every animal that might
be within that acrc-ooc l-‘arndy‘s experi-
mental r’ catches in olcctricily.
The source of the olectricity of all
clouds is the so tcrnicd “latcnt hem.“ of
the primarily formed siuiplo vapor of
Valor: the dcvclopcmcni of their electric.
ity hcing dopcndcnt on the conversion of
such vapor into the vesicular form or con-
dition.
It iaa common impression with the un-
ociontiiic that clouds are mere collections
of “turnout-imply. This is very .1:
from being the cane. Every cloud atom
in not only electriaed but hollow—hence
the torn: "visicular" as applied to cloud
r.
Clouds can at times be s u of many cu~
bio acre: in extent. floating along station-
ary. and in the coldest weathcr. when the
simple vapor of watvr or water partic-
Ia. would be rapidly c ngealed and a
shower of ice (hail) be the consaiuence. as
totally tho case when the electricity is
drawn or escapes from the cloud suddenly
though tho hale or snow may be melted
in falling. and the resultant water may
b0 absorbed or licld in suspension by a
iower and warmer stratum of air. or it
may bu absorbed mid rcconvcrtcd to the
vesicular foiiii by a lower cloud more
highly chat-grid with electricity than is
necessary to tho maintainrnceof its “‘ntcr
atoms in the vcsicular co idition. 'liic l‘l‘
calculable, niyriads of v ll‘ll‘N cor~titut~
in; a cloud attract such other sulllt‘lt‘nI'
ly togethcr into an cxiuiaiva cozigorivx‘.
yet within a certain proximity l‘t't‘illlllllg
similarlyclm'triacd. tlivy not only i'cpvl
each otlicr {rum :ii'tiiiil contract but to II.
grunt degree rcpi-l Illt‘ air from lk'lwvr'll
them and exp-l it {ri_iiiiflifll.‘lollil :w a
whole: thus rcndcriug it in II sn-iisw :i bal-
loco. capable of withi-tzuidiiig without
callapsc thrl grunt :Illlli‘stilll'l’lt‘ priNsuie
upon its cxtvrior Thu cloud vnsiclcs
pcrwarciiiorc than one thousand timvs
as heavy as an cquztl bulk of air in which
the cloud limits: :yvt an anvil. for instance
would be leis iii: i right timui limuicr
than the“ water it \v onl l di~pl.'icc m in in
stantly Sinking. as It would. Lot ihmnii
trust indivuic bow “llnl'llltllli must b»
the llllt‘l‘wlisli‘nsinn of .i vlnud.
The law or condition «ill “'llll’ll (Ir-pends
the formation of rlnud vapor is diil'vrrni-v
o! tcnipcrziturc lu-twccn tlic lrulhlmlt‘lll.
purc. and ~iuipli= \"lllt'l‘ poi-uric" lifivd in
suspcnsiuiigind llll‘ :lll‘ Wlllt‘l‘i ‘ tin-iv \‘i‘ll‘
icle.
Most pcrsuns haw lzml thi- ummrtuniiy
to obscrve that ii’ \Viltv‘l' :it :in ordinary
tempcmttiimc saiy lit? du~gr~ cs I”. . is llll'U\\'ll
Out on a nimb-r: ili' ly (ml l d. l_\ vili "lll. f";
will rise {It in it till Ill? to up: --c i'
that writer and 0f the :11 llt“i .ini ' . marl)"
ciiuaJizcd. Again. a. thin fog \\ rm~
ovcr tlic \‘iiry mid Willrl’ of :i pond wt: ii
still and \imisuzi 'y in ‘il il:l_\ of \\ .nii-i‘.
Again. if hot wutcr is Him“ I out on a
warm day of summer a In: Will :is in
other Cl‘Lri. with :1 vulnnii- zind rapidity
proportional to the difl'vi'cncc 0f tempura-
turc butwccn the: “'fltf‘l’ and the air. and
to the *lllfzii‘e of contact lictwccii them.
In each of tho 3.! rive crises cxistvd the tie.
l‘PSfiai’Y conditions for the formation of
cloud vziporz—diil'vrencc of teiiipcrziturc of
the water an l the air. Av l. ion i. d "for-
cnt substnnc rcipiirc to waive or loose
difi'ercnt qurntitics of limit to have ufl'c I
cd in tlicm an equal incrmiw or decry: -..
of temperziiurc. Tl‘at pnrimn which Ill-
velops lt‘illpL‘I’tlllll‘t‘ Ill ll. given SubSIngL‘
is termed "sensible“ heat. llltl that Ulllt'l‘
and groom: portion not in 'cated by the
thermometer is termed ‘ \i-roncous‘y I
hold) latent" heat.
Similarly. d iYercnt slilx‘ii'tnf‘es rl‘lllllm
to rcceive or loose did run: quantities of
electriciy to lave et‘l’ tpi “i the u an
equal incrc. c or deci'c : of electric
tension and po'-iritv; which may be tirmv
rd “sch lilo“ cl uricity: while that grcat-
er portion not indicated by the electro no.
ter may b" termed intent. or prefvrzibly
I'lSi',
“combin»d"cl clricily. Now. atoms or
moleculra of “'itlt‘l' lutcd by wlizitevir
came into the atmopbere become there-
by ii tuiat l. They contain their amount
of latent (combined) electricity and i ave
their polarity. They have 300.19 tempera»
. ire. but almost surely a d'tl'erent one
from the surrounding air ..tonis. and this
laurel a merino-electric attraction be-
tween such water molccules and air atoms.
’Im each water molecule attracts and
W air atoms whose combined elec-
hicity is set fr -. repelling them apart.
Mding the water molecule. and set-
h‘n‘ free in turn its combinrd electricity,
rendering it in a sense a minute. highly
chargrd. Loy-den Jar. and this is a cloud
Raid... andmyriada of such. attracting
cad! other mflciently together into a
”3 WM. and yet within a certain
My becoming mutually repellant
fl repel'ing the air from between them.
and to a like dog ec from out of such con-
pries of vesicles as a whole. they con-
.fii-Ju as a whole a cloud.
—-OO.-——
ruining Circu- Elephants.
" How do you train elephants to do
their funny business. standing on . eir
M and all that sort of thing 2"" a New
Haven reporter queried.
“ Uae the ‘macbine.’ " explained Mr.
Hutchinson. "‘Ve put aband about the
hind log: of an elephant when we want to
w him to “and on his head. Then we
fit! pillow under hi: head. At the other
ad of the table in another elwphant. and.
win the word of command an given, or!
"molephaut on the ouuido of the
ad tbofellowontheinuidela
ammonia!” hll bead Whether )3.
IE or no. This in repeated until finally
It.“ in”! what's wanted. and then
flfiawdoloonwd up he goes on
Hit-II. Andit'anwitb allothertrich.
~ It'd-hoe: that does it."
‘ mankind further that when once
”undue! inductions and were
“I! bet in their phoea they would
fl I their trick: amenity trying to
~ tho-elven in then. It in, Ir.
» up. much we. mains to
Unexpected Intact-Ilsa"...
An unexpected incident took place at a
Spiritualiatio more at Providence. R. 1..
recently. A party of ladies and gentle-
man made arrangements with a medium
to give them a private scance. The agent
collected the customary fee. one of tho
visitor: giving a $3 dollar note and rc~
calving the change. The fees were passed
into the cabinct by the agent. and the
aeanoe began. Materialized forms of de-
ported brothers. sisters and friends issued
from the cabinut at the request of the vir-
itors. Prcccnily a departed sister of a Mr.
8.. with a bouquet in her hand. issued and
presented him with the flowers. He no-
ticed a piece of green paper among the
flowers. and quickly transferred It to his
vcat pocket. The visitors then retired.
and Mr. S. then found the green paper to
be the identical $15 bill which he had given
to the agent. On their arrival home the
medium telegraphed a demand for the $5.
The pen-ton who m‘eiwd the hill holds
that it belongs to him. as the spirit of his
sister gave it to him. i vid he rcfuavu to re.
turn it.
-———w———
A Wen-cl story.
If animals are not endowed with rcason,
it would be intercoting to know just what
faculty at Santa Barbara wcascl auninioncd
to his aid the other day. lie had born
worsted iii an encounter with an unor-
nious rat. who. aware of his own supcrlor
strength. subsequently bulldozed him most
shamefully. Uctcrmined not to submit to
such indignities. the weasel improved a
few moments of solitude to dig through a
heap of hardened compost a hole large at
one end. but so small at the other ma just
to admimhe pusageof his body. Having
completed the job to his satisfaction. ho
went forth and engaged in unotlicr min»
but with the rat. Again he was defciitcd.
but this time his rcoourccs \\'l‘m not fix-
liaustcd. llc darted into tho hole with the
rat at his heels. cmcrgcd at the small end,
and entered again at the large end. The
rat. tightly Wedged in the narrow passage
fell an easy victim to tho cunning of his
adversarynvlio illlélt‘lit‘il him behind. This
story is too good to discrmiit. uml. than»
fore. it is best to liclievc it.
-—-~ «984-—
The Hartford and Connecticut
“'c-tcrli.
A dccd from the trcnsurer of this alltli‘.
as trustee for tlic Iklllllllillill‘l'.“ of tho (Rub
nccticiit ‘Vt‘itt‘l‘ll railroad coiiipziiiy. “‘32-
dclivcrcd to “in now i'iii'imrziliun. i‘iillcd
tlic Hartford and \‘oniicvliciit sticrii
milruud company. ciiiivi-ying t-i Illl‘ luitcr
corporation ilic milroiid Iii-rsiiifni‘i- knnivn
us ilicL'vmiwi'tii'iit \Vudci'ii i‘:illI‘U:I'l. Ii»
gctber with all llli‘ propcviy mid eil‘vcis
llt‘lll in trust by tho ll'I'n‘lll't‘I‘. 'I‘lii~ was
lllllli‘ in pursuance of ”It“ authority gin-ii
by the act of the lib! griicral :i~M‘llilil;.'
incorporating said liondliolilcrs. 'I‘liu nmv
company now assumes the ownership
Mid IIIIIIlllgi‘lllt‘lll of llll‘ I'lIll'
road. and will in a short linic givi- Mock
iiivxcimnge for said lvond. according to
lllt‘ resolutions lull-1y iidup'cd in u inm-iiiig
of tlicliiiiidliwldcra. Iii llll‘ li‘miszivlioiis
iiiiliiy (‘X—(iiwt‘rlioi' lliilvlmril :lt‘ll‘il ns
counscl for llll‘ \ILlY!‘ ll‘i‘5l‘lil'i i. nwl H. H.
Ilurlmur {. r Illl' nmv .-. llllfil‘}'. Hun
'I‘niiilzidgv ll llu‘l‘ur Ilil\l i'} \\;i~ irii~h v of
this rllil1l\\lill“ -I;iti- irvnmh-r.
F...
The Iiurili Shaking
.\t Ilt’iglitstnnn lmrnugli :i Mlllill'll of
l'ltiiluli. l’.i.. )l-iniiuy llli' ground over
tho uld \\'\‘vl‘l{lll;~ of tlic Svnnvzi lllllll‘r.
zilvuiitdllilynrilsin lcngili :IlL‘l lil'ti-rn in
iwcntv yzii‘ds “him no: u‘.~.=ivi-d i» luv
:l‘flillliill iv sinkin; 'l'lic llhllfl‘ of :i Ilillil‘l'
inuiii-d .l lizi l‘vriicy “ii‘ l'lllllllll‘lt’ly
“Trckwl. llli' ii-":ir \\'lel l::i\ mg Lilli-ii iii
:IIlil tlic {mully \vc-ic I‘Ulliili‘llfll lvi iiiatlw :i
lllll‘l'liil nxit. (lllll'r bonus will lu- din
~‘vi‘tml llt'flll'l' iiini'uing. Tlli‘ road through
tlic borough is not confldvrml mic. its the
cnvcniu there is iiiiitc pvi'i-vpuililv. (irent
cxcitcniciit prvvmls and lllin'li diiniugi- to
property l<l fcarm l .
_ ..- .-
l“ lll' vli'l"'..‘i
.l (‘liicugu Brokcr‘ - llupm Iii-
testuiclil.
IA‘WIS ll. U'i'oiinr. Hui” \\ lini.~~~ I‘llll't‘ is
located at 93 “'iisliingtoii urn-l. this city.
lately rvlatcd the following; in tlic limiring
of onc of our runners as :in evidence of
special good fortuiic. I li:i\'c liccii siiil'cr-
ing. said Mr. H'i'iinoi. fur of
week“ with a very smerv pain in lll_\' hack
believed to be from the effects of n cold
contracted while on the laikcs. I had been
prescribed for by scvcml of our pliyswians
and used various rcmcdics. Three days
ago I abandoned tlicni all and bought :1
bottle of St. Jacobs Oilhpplicd it at night
before, retiring and today {ch lik» ii now
ii iiuinliéi'
man. I cxpcriencvd almost instant relief
and now feel no pninwliutcvcr.
~«O
.\ Pennsylvania papi-r say< "Farmers
are ha lly complaining of the scarcity of
hands." They vliould not lx- {ruling
around hay cutters so much.
_ . A” -
In one town in California they have a
Chinese policeman. This is a. lie. but we
tell it for the purpose of remarking that
the man who was clubbcd by him said he
was suffering from an attack of Asiatic
collurer.
————ooo
Madame rushed hcrhiisiiand for a now
outfit. “ My darling." he rcplicd. ‘ that
Wuuld make the third in two months. and
times are so hard th:it——" "You will kill
me!“ cxcluiuied the lady. bursting into
team. "and my funeral expenses willCost
you more than a new circus." " Ah. but I
should have to bury you only once," was
the comforting rejoinder.
W... o..—
Barber—“ You're very bald. air! Have
you tried our Tonic Lotion l"
Customer—" Oh. yes But that's not
what's made all my hair fall of? l"—Lon-
don Punch.
__ ”mo” . .
Tray cling Ellen
find it hard to keep in good health. owing
to the constant change in water, diet and
the jarring of the cars. All these things
injure the kidneys. while W'arner‘s Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is certain to
counteract them.
w» M————- .
At an evening party a lady was called
upon for a song. and began. " I‘ll strike
my tuneful lyre.” Her husband was ob-
served to dodge suddenly and hurry from
the room. remarking: "Not if I know
it she won‘t. She belts blue blazes out of
me It hominaod I stand it like anion. but
when rho threaten-whit me in a strange
house. and all: me a liar before a whole
crode‘ll run as long as I have a spark of
manhood loft."
-——-...—c-——-
The Button Pact thinks that the experi-
ments of Dr. Welt-0's pistol practice on a
“'stiif' todeterinine theeouraooquiteou's
bulletin the President‘s body show: that
WW the bull {mm Gultnu‘ I bulldog
ova-ad the anterior surface of the quad
rata- lumborun miracle. wound the duo
hymn-trio and illio I“
reached the urine of the Ill-mum:-
atm pulled due to the you: may
garlands-aha upon fi- huh.-
4-!“ Cuba-I this? i
emb-
iisluoeouof France—auto!“ Lahore:
—-hu son tone of type and lite following
working plant: “mot Mom's rotary
prvnu. two prune- of two colors.
twenty retlration‘ machines. five white-
paper machines, acventcen hand presses,
four Minei va presses. four steam engines.
one gas motor. twelve Municr‘s damping
machines, three rolling mill: for wetting
and glazing: in the folding room, five
nmasicaula. one hydraulic press. three per-
cunion preteen: atercotyping rooms. a
carpenter's shop. a machine shop. 6.000
puiichcona. 15.000 matricvs. 10,000 wood-
cuts. Five hundn‘d workmen an cm-
ployrd. and many of thc grandam works
in I-‘rcnch literature arc here I‘ niac-
turcd.
—-———.>—-————-
Boncucd from Doi- III.
The following statement of “'illiam J.
Cnugliliii. of Soiiicrvillc. Moan. is so re-
markable that we beg to ask for the at-
tciition of our readers. [do says: “In the
fall of 1876 I was taken with ii VIOLENT
BLEEDING or TIIE Lt‘xos followed by a
severe cough. Isoon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. I was so weak at one
time that I could not leave my bed. In
the summer of 1877 I was admitted to tho
L‘ity Hospital. \Vhile there the doctors
said I had a holu in my left lung as big
as a half dollar. I cxpcndcd over 0 hun-
drcd dollars in doctors and nicdiciiica. I
who so far gone lit one time ll ruport went
around that I was dcad. I gave up liopc,
but a friend told me of Du. WM. Ham‘s
llama.“ Full. rm: Lva‘os. Ilmighed at
my friends, thinking that my cum wna
incurable. but I got it bottic to iintiiify
them. when to my snrprim- mid gratifi-
cation. Icoiiiiiiciiced to fool lirttvr. My
hope. oncc dcad. bugnu to rcvivc. and to-
day I {col in licttcr spirits timn l have tho
past threc years.
I writo this hoping you will publish it.
so that every one milieu-d with llisoiim‘d
Lungs. will be induced to tukc I)“. Wu.
ll.\i.i.‘i~‘ Il.ii..~‘.i.\i Full Tin: Li ms. and lw
convinced that Coxsviir'rinx (‘AN iii:
(‘l'lllsllh I have tiikcii tivo bullies iiiid can
poaitivcly say that it has «lonc innrc good
tliiu ltll lllt‘ oilic llii‘Illi‘llli’S l luivi- mkon
sincv my sickiicss. My cough lnia‘ lllllluhl
viitin-ly diwmwnrcd .uid lsliall noun bu
iiblo to go to work.“ Sold in driigghtw
A“ ,., _
A lil‘llllllalllg youth rcwiiily Slll‘lll‘lrii‘ d
his failicr by making:
" l‘ziilirr, do you llkt‘ iiiuilicr I"
. \Vliy,
" .\iiil rilll‘ likes you
" ()1' course alii‘ docs."
" llid slii- vvcr my so?"
' .‘llllly :i liinv. iny mm,"
‘ lliil \lm intirry you lu-i‘unw slu-
ywz, (If miiirsc
loud
you :"
" I'rrluiiily Hlll' did."
The boy ruin-fully wiiiiinmul his par
i‘lll. null IIIII‘I' it long puuw Mllil:
“ “'0”, was sliv its llt‘lll‘filgllli‘ll llli‘ll us
allt‘ is now
M__._
\'on can jiidgc soiiirtliing of II. ninii‘s
t‘llllI’flI'Il‘I‘ by (lie- lllllllrl‘llll iic (oil‘s. If it
is n viii-up. cniiwii (lili'. _vii\i may conclude
llllll lli‘ lilllilll'hl. but lllll \i'ry slump."
1;)\Iill\ 1'03!
0‘.
Itching I'llc- »- .8) Illplullll nlul
“Ill"t‘.
'I‘liw syiiiptwiih :ll‘t' lll'llhllll‘l‘. likc {wru-
pii'uliuii. illII'lIM' iii'liiiig. llll‘l‘t‘llrit‘t by
Sl‘rilli'lllllg, vrry lllsll‘l‘hfilllg. particularly
at iiiglil. In if pin worms worn crawling
in and about llll' I'I‘I'lllllll tlic lil'll‘lill‘ pui'ti-l
ill‘i‘ Milli-‘Illlli's‘ :illm'lml: if allim'cil in voil-
tium' \rry M'riuiis i'c-slilta may follow.
”1m. va.\vxi.‘.~ .\l.l.-lli'1\l.lN<i (HXTMl-LN r“
is :\ [lli‘lhilllL .‘lll'l' I‘lll‘l‘. Also for Tollvr.
lti'li. Null liliviiiii. Ni‘iilil lituiil. Eryilpi‘lllfl.
lt.irlwv‘- lli'll. lllnti-lios. :ill Nl'ill). I‘i'iisty.
I‘iiiziiil-mi.‘ l'li up!iuii~. l'l‘li‘n fill m-iiis. .‘l
bani-s for $l.‘.‘7i Soul by mail to any ud-
drvss on l'i‘i‘i‘llll of pizn- iii (‘lll‘l‘l'lll‘)‘. or
il.i'm- n'vrzi ilw‘lugi‘ nliillllls. l’i'i-pzii‘i-il niiIV
luy 111'. Sun) lll‘ it Sun, Jilill Nlii’lli Six! i
Sil'i'v‘l. lillllJ‘ll'llilllJ. l'.i.. Ill “lmiii lvlivi's
b'll'dlltl lu- (lilIlrl’HSI'll. Sold by all lii‘iiiiii-
Ilt‘lll driiggiala. mu l_\'.
u. ..>_
Tim Lia" of Muiim N‘llil~ :i llllill to jail
for thirty days fi‘l‘ piling drunk. “'0
iiinimgi- zill'uii's (llITI'lt‘lll iii l'i-niisvlvniiiu.
For :i rlllllllll‘ oil'i-nw \\'(‘ Nl‘llil liiiii to the
lu:i.~l:iiui'c.—I’liil:nlvlplii:i Ki'uniklc-llcr-
illil.
N...
' Loni; llt‘flll, l'iiclv Alrlsu. you foolid
\viil dui ui‘ luma’ I liuyml from ycr lust
work. iii- Ji’h‘ ill‘ilpl (lt'llll Iil llln‘ Li'ui'ks."
‘llciivlu-rdrupt (ll'lltl in his tracks or
:iiiwlizir 0150 as long us I had him. guiii' on
twviiiy ycnrs."
-—-——oo.————
'l‘lic I'crinlnu Syrup h: is (llI'l‘lI
thousands who “I‘I‘I‘ BUITI ling finiii 1).»
pcpsiii. Ilcbiliiy. llVI‘I‘ ('niii}ili.iiiits lloiln.
Iiiiiinrs. I t ‘lllltlt‘ I ‘oiiipliiiiiis on. Pain-
plilcts iron to any nv dross. Seth \V.
‘owlc & Sons. Boston.
.N a;
.A trivia-gr.
i:b-“u
Hi‘t Rani;
FOR
bATARRl-i
2.7: mm: r I“ «my. sfif lllfi(llSIOIlIL‘r\rl(ii; ' -,
' tho Nor. v I-tlp!\.\' IiALii glVl‘n iiuuicdiatc
m", in vvi-ry row.
at
i,
.~_.'; .:'.)1: [h Wm ~1liistustomcradon tony
. i' tho Nomi tuna Bu.» 1: \ery agreeable.
'llkl perfectlv sofo t J um.
As}; umn- Dmigglsz if his customers don‘t
my that tho Nonn‘taus BALM immediately
chooses the rural passages of all foul matter,
And tutor-cs the broath to its natural purity.
.48.:- your Druggist if his customers don‘t
my that tho NORWEGIAN BALI! is very sooth-
rill hauling, and that “it is really a lux-
-~:s to use it.“
rug {.1
.. .'. gmzr Dr't/zggi'.rfi1'lii~~ mz<tomcrs don‘ t say
that tho C‘EECKvSPRISG. an the tube of Phelp:v
‘(Af‘nl Iiuucho. is n. wonderfully simple and
com l :11 at little I LGtrhuncc
.Iw'.‘ your Drnguiu i! l. i i-w- :- sell I a Catarrb
. rm «1;: that gave Mm. r satisfaction than
the Nor: wmuv BALM.
Ask your Draggist if he don't loll more 0!
the Noawxoux BALI than of all other "ran
edicc" for Catarrh.
Ask uour Druggist not to try to induce you
to take some Irv-{toting Snuf or other dead
clock because he Injmt auto! the Norwegian
.—
Ask your Druggi‘st for Patti-1' NASH.
Decca: or Four-nua- with Canon-8mm,
andtake no other.
Ad.- your Druggt'st for on “Page rum
and read what those who have used the N03-
mux Bats say about it.
imam—Q am (WW.
Quart Bottlo. 81. —cufllcientfor M ”W
use. Trial Bottle. Mgr-live Cantu.
I. I. PHILPO. Prop'r. 6 Murray 8i.ll.'(.
Health is Wealth.
DB. 3 C. er‘ s \‘anvx mi) Bruin Taaarxtxr.
a opeci no for Byiiwria. Dizzineu. Convuiilona. Nor
vuui Headache. )luiiuu Deprenlon. Lou- ot lemon.
Simwrrhma. Impotenry. Involuntary Emiuilonn.
I’mniature Old Arc. canned by over-exertion. com
uce. which lead- to when. do-
x will cum accent canoe. Each
One dollar-
abu-ic. or over local
on! and death. One
contains one month“ I treatment.
box. or six loans for ave dollars; lent b mail pro-
paId on receipt of co. We unnamed I 1 boxes to
cure any raw. V. ith each order received by us for ii:
boxes. accompanied with live doll-n. we will ahead the
p our written guarantee to return the money
if the men:
mood dmnoiel’oct a cure. MGM
Puu'rn. solo than
South ‘(lmnlih Conn“ J0 MEN“ wm'r'fm‘oq "a:
fihowiwm 81¢!mW.l-diaori8troci. Chi
I. B. BAYHOND.
Billiarl Contractor.
Worldwiytholavwm
tract
”we: mason-rm
brow-q. , ’f.9“3"'m'_
Is made from a. Simple Tropical Loaf of
Rare Value and is a POSITIVE Bom-
fi‘d‘y‘ for all the diseases that cause pains
8 lower part of tho body—for Torpid
Lniver— Hoadachea—Janndioo «Dizziness.
Gravel Malaria and and all difficulties of
the Kidneys. Liver. and Urinary Organs.
For Female Dillon-ion, Monthly Men-
ntrnations. and during Pregnancy, it has
no equal. It restores the organs that
make the blood. and hence is the Blood
Purifier. It is the only known remedy
that curt-a Brlfilfl'l Dllealo. For Dia-
betes. use Warner’s lam Diabete-
CIII'O.
For Sale by Druggiata and Dealer! at
61.95 per bot‘tle. Largest bottle it; the
market. Tryit
H. II. WARNER & 00.. Rochester. N. Y.
HARDWARE.
The BEST ASSURTME‘NT In TOWN of
General Hardware,
Moclmnlmi Tools.
\Vlillo Loud. l‘nluls.
OIII and “’lndow Glnu.
A full Anorunonl of
Lock» and Knolu.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
I)! the bum Quality. L‘hcap for Club
Hlllllfl FllI‘lllSlllIlE lillflllS
J.\I‘.-\le).\‘ll l'Al'l‘llt “'Elll'l.
Agent for thc
how-r Vordicul Boilor iiiid Iliill'n I‘ulciit
Flu: and Iliirgliu‘ Proof Sitfil.
Agrii ult iirul liii‘plmiwntn.
up I ‘liiuidlcry, Itopc. &
w. C. QUIN'I‘ARD
No 31 Mi RIC llAIul Ill. ()(‘K 80
Rubber Paint
. 7 “Al.
Won the Victory.
And cniiipcllml its i-Iiciiiius ti pliwo Imu-
Nurw-lk I‘I.
diiviii ini itutinna in tho lllllrkl'l.
All livnuiiin lliililwr I'uiiit boars this
trudv-iiuirk.
.\ . ih. ll ll ii- on "in piiikngi.
ll\u
.1881 Received 811 IlIlIllflIlSfl
Stuck
FOR THE SI'IIINH
’l‘ry ll nnrv and you \I :ll iinc no nilirr.
FUR SALE NY
John H. Perr is
il‘mi'i‘ ill" “'ASIIINH’I‘UN STREET.
For :1 Pound of (loud
Gill-TEE
At G. W. Day’s
PALLISADE 80311
50. a Bar
At (1.
A Lal‘Uc and (‘ omplete stock of
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
'I‘llA I ll).
All (More.
W. ] )ay’s
Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles,
and such other Artiblesus are
usually iound in ,a first class
Drug Store,
For sale at
PlalSlllll’S Drug Sillll,
Opp. Post Office,
South rot-walk.
Drain Ppe
Tel'i'zi (lotto,
Salli (i band,
I'loclicstoi‘,
A ki'on,
———————¢\N D————
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
-
A. «ST——
Raymond Bros.
FancCliairs,
Gents’
NORWALK. . —
TIMBER
AND
UMBER
SHINGLES.
All Ilriiluln rind l‘i'ii'va.
LATH
lil‘x’l‘ liANImu,
Pence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of IllIl‘tl “bod.-
llllll Sheathing
l’iipci'.
Henry R. Fitch.
1881 1881.
N E W GOODS
Roofing
LWKWOOD’S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
.0.
Hm min . illllll lli'\\1llllllir\ll’llllll‘ mud-l including
All iiic
New Patterns
Spriihlg' Trade
4.9—“
Just opcnvil II iliic lllll‘ of
Walnut. Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Parlor butts.
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the bout make and [WW pattern».
M.
Also a large line of
Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
and Ladies’
Desks.
Writing
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
Side-boards. Book-cases, &c., &c.
———-«o————-
x, ntocltin burger than over before in Norma.
goodlwoni bought for the very lowest market
ul and do Iiitipcti on. You will now money
yin-ailing wl mo.get bettergoodeanda larger as-
scrunch
T88 Greatest Inlucemeiti Ever
Dialed.
Don‘t fall to crll on
Will LUGKWBUD,
36 Main St...
CONN.
Also Furnishiul
UNDERTAKER
Magnum» Myriam
summaries
GACOB‘S‘
Aluminum Pens
thcno celebrated English Pom can now be had a
1
SEN TIN EL OFFIO ii)
\(I:;; are our sole agents for Norwalk and South Nor-
wi
'l‘lii y are used In the Government 0mm and Bank:
throughout Europe; also Dcpiirtnwnte at w Mhingion.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 524:
Boots& Shoes
The Best in the City
A Full Assortment of
(i onts’ Low Shoes
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Ludios’ llosi'. li‘i'oiioli
Kid Button.
——A'l‘r-
BROWN’S
97 Main St...
South Morw iii k.
OppositcR. R. Duput.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
1" -A-N-ll-S
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Pianos and Organ: to Rent. Pianos. Or-
gans and Mclodcons Timcd and Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly lnstullnienta.
Old Instruments taken in Exclinngo for
New.
R E M O V E D T O
Quintard’s Block,
Oppoiiite Horse Railway Depot.
VEGETIN E
THE VERY BEST MEDICINE
-'0I-
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
NIW‘I‘ON.N. 1!. March 27.1!”
“Sigvull' - I tall th to l
nee mo" 0 e n n u
'of odioinu. Vogotlnc. ”Wu-31b.-
flitlno two if“ ago with ouch
.my than thou; at It wan I
am'. and would noon Iiiblldc, loav-
"before 'l‘nhl kln til ”out
in road the teatimonlal w
at that time. might think the noun. writ-once
moro to until them on that point. Sine. I Do-
on to take exeilno. alum» two yearn are. I
we aimed Itoudlly until the merit time. at
which ani’njoying m lbriuer Minn-namin-
clxiurmnnl cured by a l‘ i..liio Two year! no
I ma low in man con 6 bean 6 live. I In
conlin to the lied for oizht monthl. and
glun u to dlo b cl tit doctor-Join. of
moat nu lied in t Ill tau. Thnya laid I had
neural dineuon. Including conaumptlnn. boar!
JIM... and uni-oral otben. coo ily “Land
aunt die. But Vegeltluo. iakcu u a Int mart.
brought no through. and! aunt I owe In
life. ulna. my tin with begaon to lm row
Jve made a Iludy or allow and all th-
mo of all my I mptoml to haul: been
puma or Mime! on. and I allo Iiml that five
won or dine-m of nevory le.aro eflbc on of the
urn. coma. Who the food I- not properly di-
luted in tho Itouinacn. It become- a pol-(mom.
putrid man. which Iii ihmrbod into ho blood
and by that it in com 1-de to all parts of tho
I Item canning Iyln vino-is or diatom in any!)
”to ”be organ of t m body; and IIf this can"
II not roniov time lympwm ma In
llnin oriranlc dla'cnu. l have civ:n l“IVofetlno
a thorough that in my own «no
that of many of my a:3uaiiiianccl'.m and llnd it
to on the vary but med clue “taut D
rm or Indian clan of the Iymptoma at
which in uuuuiy tins" mm than you have Ionic
rum! org-mic «liar-aura la well known in the
towns of Glimmwn. Wave and Newton oi
this more (N. K. ). and can whit-hill: an undeni-
nbio currotmratlonI of all of the» atatcincntl.
I wlli wmlnuy anuwer any letter: of in try
In regard to my own one.“ the nu «‘ch-
nine raltru y.
A. J. BURBECR
u‘lillfillfil"ell£ll§'" r'm“‘*“'- may.“
an a cut-co
”now Ihllow illuac ,
vangjmr
ASTHMA.
Plluomm. IA.
Mn. I!.It.!1‘v
lmr for".I tho Ialt amen yearn. durina
tho mmitlil of x. and Juno. boon
«MIL-toll with whatt o doctoral: llod Am
nu orl‘1 I. in» when
n: on.
“mm poctM ammo took dtwago?
on
tlroly relievad. I stung-gig ito'Ved tin
l. ‘BALLIN 53"
nus Greek shining
Vin um: Ina tored tn
wlo lino been long and "millilrumw .“m'
VEGETINE
POI
Pimple: and Eruptions
of the Skin.
I 1%. nova":—
1‘} moth" MI and ”Mme “3W“
{imam an lia- found “it.
“till... mix.
In. H.
Danna”.
PIMPLII
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South Norwalk SENTINEL‘
SENTINEL BUILDING, 39 Washington Street.
PRINTING & STATIBNBIIY
The SE."llNl-ll.. in umncctiou with its IICWEPOPCI‘ publishiiiw. I.
one Loi' tlicbestiitiediuid stocked Stationery Stores in the state
piu‘licuhu attention is given to line goods, but all grades and Con
aiitly on hand.
Artist’ Materials,
The only stock oi‘Ariist‘ 5 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
on hand (ll. the lowest prices.
Job Printing.
Tlic Sicix'i‘iivizi. Job 1 llllllll" Dc artment is complete. niidi for
woxk and style we defy competition. We give good work at
fair prices.
Paper Bags & Wrapping Paper
"This department is well stocked, and orders filled at a very
small profit.
Newspaper Printing.
We are prepared to print newspapers for other parties than
oursqlves, and are able to deliver t ed: promptly according to
agrelzmeiit,
Orders.
r
Gliders fonanything pertaining to the business. and not in stock
will be filled promptly.
Music. . v.
the
of
filtrate 911me A
MW notice.
Norwalk Chronicler