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A sermon
BY Bkv. u. N. Dvssrso. Pnncunii at
m t‘osonnunossr. (kn-non. Stuns?
Clams“. Sum-turns: 11. 1881.
308! VI. 8.—.~lmf "if: 111' lurid to pnilv
hilt : for "c Ifirnsrff blew whirl If:-
Irimdd do.
Hum life to a problem. nnd it ismnn‘s
busim in the world to solve it. It. bris.
ties with interrogation-points from the
cradle to the grnviv—nud beyond the grave:
and tom‘s bumper-sis in answer those iiucs~
tions. It Is like an example or a series of
emiples in arithmetic or geomvtery. wt
to n pupil at school. beginning with sim-
ple questions for primary burners. and
ulvnncing to those more complex for flu»
turn wholur's. front mldition to culskroot.
fmthcdefinitions of it straight line to
the resolution of the sweeping cur-v.1. l.)-
which the planets move in their orbits.
ems are: how to lin‘ -l1o\v to do
r life-work—hmv to savi- the soul 7.
w to serve (bidw how to shape clutnu‘.
tor-how to surferwltow to iliiL 'hll\\‘ to
make the malt of youmdfrliow to gain
the prime of eternal life-wiind n thousnnd
more. The ancient pagan mytholc n- im«
aged this truth by the fable of n sp iinv.
half-bird and half-dragon. \vlio hood it!
“it‘ roadside of every man‘s pathway . pm.
'ng on enigma or riddle to the passer:-
mwhich to guess was to gain Humor-
“52!. and to fail to guess was to he ile~
routed. by the monster.
Now it is remarkable that l‘lirist v‘uillo
to men mewhnt in the oime character.
The first time He is introduced to our at»
auction nt twelve years of age "0 is -~ sit.
ting amid the doctors of the temple. zisk
' them nations.“ In was a very
u m with whom he came in corn
tact. He set Nicodemus to skin “ Ilow
out a man be born when he is 0|le llow
con the-e things be?“ lie set the Samar-L
an womnn itskin : “Thou had nothing
to drnw with. and t e well isileep; whence
then but thou this living wittcr ? .\ rt thou
Enter tbnn our father Jacob i“ lie set
e Sulducees asking this puzzle: A i~er~
tnin woman bod seven husbands in succes~
lion; "whose wife shall she be in the res—
urrection 2‘“ He silenced the l‘hairisen by
the direction: “ If I‘f‘U‘lil in spirit called
Christ Lord. how is lie his Son ‘9“ .\nd
I) WI- He had puzzled His own disrupt“;
“Wm think yo of Christ 1‘" “ “'honi say
thnt I out ‘9“ “How can this man give
no His [lath to out ?“ A notable example
occur- ln the text where in the wilderness
in the midst of the hungry multitude. Ile
put the question to Philip: "thnco shrill
we breed. that these may eat l“ The
text us whv He asked this queetion.
and. I think. why He was slwsys asking
bud nation: nnd setting hon! ililems:
‘flinf‘he aid to pmiv them.“ purpose
to show you that this is God's inc it" to
ask that (parathion—40 fliniw ifijncwffi‘r‘s in
their may." pmnsvrfiws mail um afllv‘s to
in. tin-is
The (truck wool trnnslnlwl horn to
proh'. is fill“ some word clscwhi‘ro m“.
tiered lit hwy itlltl 1w iv = pt. The same
“MM llsrnl lll ti is lawman "Ila-lovisl.tliutk
it no. lf‘tlllgt‘ my. min; the lll‘f)‘ iriiil
that is to 39‘) _\'»-ll. .\l‘ol Again " Li-t no
man my ‘s lien liui- :- ~ .3! il. l .1“: :ompted
wind. or. Ami ”all. M this slime
\t‘rttv‘r lilllilltll.ll’r‘l\ l~- i iiv t‘nimt it all
O
whlohaodnhmthstwooonuolvoln
buttbotdoun‘tmt-
bythougbt. ”than discover ourown
powers sud our limitltiont. whot we cut
onndwbatweonnnotdo. For them
who bu diocovored his own wnknm,
has learned theflntlecoon of his discipline.
‘3. Agninhnrd nations and dlmcultiec
mush men for ort. Thought in good.
ut notion is better. \V‘e hove seen what
was the effect of Christ‘s hard question on
the mind of Philip. It set him thinking
and pondering the conditions of the prob‘
lent. Five thousand men. and how to feed
them 1' Two hundred penn 'worth of
hood “emissary and who no such
amount of money in t e treasury. The
wilderness «round. and no market in
which to buy. if they had the mono .
These insurmountable difllcultieo in t e
way. Now after the man of~tltought has
stand the promo“) he cannot answer.
tin-w minus lutllt‘ limit the man of action.
Who was iii“: Simon l‘cter's brother Arl-
ilrcw. who \Van‘ ovidcntly much after his
own sort. im iulsivc. read . energetic in
notion. And ie says: “ hero is it lad
lior.‘ which hath liv:i barley loaves had
two small llsllt‘fi. but what nrc they
.tuioiig so many This diaci lo did not
solve tlic problem: but he put is wits to
work and cast his eyes about him to see
what can he done. That is the difference
it: the infect produced by difficulties on
tlic Illllll olltliought like Philip. and the
man of action like Andrew. Philip. the
mun of thought. an sects what cannot be
done—nothing clinic done: Andrew. the
man at iii-lion. suggests what can be done
li\ e barley loaves and two small fishes
l‘;lll he used as far as they will go! He
was ready to use all the means at com~
mund. I think we rind it second great
li‘xsml here on the way in which God
prm 1‘5 men liv llifllt‘lllllt‘o. You are not
merely provoked by them to think out
the punks but also provoked to do the mo
most you can to grapple with the difilcul‘
tics. You are not to I“ down in diatourage-
merit and despair and say “ nothin con
be done! The difficulty Is tooform‘ blot
The work is too great.’ That isootvnrd
and ignoble. If you cannot feed 5.
men. yet perhaps your live barley loaves
will feed live. or even give u crust of
bread and n relish of fish to n hundred! At
any rate you will use the means within
reach. its for its Iht‘V go. That. I think. is
one lesson of God‘s dealing with men In the
straits of ditiiciilty. You are not to spend
your timc in dreaming or discouragement
or despair. nor in lndolence or inaction.
Difficulties are meant to provoke you to
mnfmnt them with courage and determi«
nation. They are meant to sting your
powers to intensest exertion. Ownns me
made to be crossed by the bold diswvervr.
Mountnins are made to be climbed by the
resolute climber. The secret chambers of
nnture are meant to yield up their than
nose to the cunning Inventor. Nny the
very henvens are meant to be climbed by
him whose aspiring spirit clnima n kin-
dred abode among the stars of God. Ilu~
tin :but younre ready to nttnck them.
rut do the ban you can to answer them.
do: but you are rcndy to use all your pow.
chi and titlillrlllllllt‘a to the best of your
but you con do the bait you. can to work
out your own salvation with fear and
lfi‘lllbllng. trusting find to do the not.
You cannot h‘rllelt temptation
line with the ways of (it
mid clothe you with energy divine. 'ou
life but you can “forget thus. things that
before.
You cannot do
that urn
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kni‘w lulgx‘ \ I g ml .tl‘n‘. . ‘» ii
mbtili- serpiuil . t' t. ltlI‘IdIIf‘ll itiiirw '
so. For Ill; : “mild Inivc l't" :i :
them only ~_ .mi! mls. ml,
abLJTt‘ orh.-. iii .itiir~~,~. \\'llil~“ '
or intoll-w'uni \ 2;: =: .‘tllli :
by thesiraen of tidings: i‘lzziructlz is
lit/“flit'tpt‘d Ivy lllv lu‘llstwtl It! ';‘2:z’ Si) :nl-
liable on. ncci‘ssui“ i. this tonsil“ trial.
“\‘153. fur the growth of the ltlillii and
anal that it must I .~ l::i.l. even it tho risk
of duiger under the pivssurc. The prin-
It“ been illustrulmi in the Ninth llls‘«
of the world. Secondly hits in on the
er of invention. The strrss and strain
of difficulties has wrung out. of the mind
nod Ioul of man his hidden powers of
t. Cifilination has been born of
the trnvailof‘mui‘s hard struggle with us-
tun and destiny for It livelihood. Tropical
dim producing spontnneoualy the
mo! mini-team without lsbor did
mum it; but temperrire chame-
awatna the price of broad.
Atria need barbarians. savages.
fives; nod Wrotern Asin pro-
of Juden, the literature
Ind :11 of Greece. the laws and em ire of
”we. the science nod inventions mod-
CI: Civilization. When (ind wanted 3
head men to becomc the brain of America.
where did he as...» them:- So: in tropical
flexico. South Alnrrltm. \"vst Indies. but
on the rocks of New England. amid the
tonic breeze-i of in niggmi iiiiis. under the
Closing blast of :ts si‘u t‘o‘tst nonlu‘flst-
C0. “7113: is :hil,‘ tr-ai irnzvr‘rsnlly. is po-
collar v rm: in t. moral \‘t‘IiSi‘. ‘l‘iie inex-
able w of this world is the law of birth
#1 tmvail. of struggle under pros-
flt'e. of then, ht under tension The best
things cost t c 11105! Thu l-cst thought
i wrenched and \t‘mug out of the hours
ad hurts ol’ ruci. Ii“ :iil pol!
M it the reason why its! 1. .s g '
~11 Christ In It“ lilo ‘.'3pl:.‘ti if our sa‘.
m fellow-man prove-ii by It'rlzptlr
u Ind difficulty and " mid.» “up... ..
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a dream. These. I
doubt and unbelief. at what in them-
rtiision of faith 1* Why, that where nun cannot drink anything but handy. I not
31:3: there God to strong; whore mn‘a now goingtogct this bottle filled. Brandy
ni .
13..“
that believeth.“
man are the ponibilitioo of
n it to conclude because
: 0 problems of life,
t; ~ “\lvml.
w u. out tin-tr exauipleo must not con-
-.- u-ll; that they cannot be w
i tit rho be iii :3 wrong
l"‘§l"!;.“.lillll'\‘ or ncccssiiy; 'liut
3m your ri-uilv band and Iii‘ill‘l
if iW't‘ll on y with your fin-
~. .ind two small "\llt‘x‘ In all
and i-sisx‘irilly In llllil'lil
\' i. ‘ .‘l :I'k‘ill ways:
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1 11,: . \"ll._\ ivl'ztii‘u. How
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obstacles and om~
lips to inert. you
0 wt some frt‘flll
A. “unit will
In. .i_ .t " ;\ll'l
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dross
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'lxv i.it!li- iii-id uu-
. »!Io::~. mid ilit‘flcu’b
i-.-". if the (illfit‘lih
W-vrc hard. but only
'-»i' iiiiiiiutu Wisdom
'\\‘I>lllllll‘ll.\l in tin-1r
mulch-m. If the
lord. but only list
'lllllllln powers to on ure
“‘i‘nllli‘ll would trust Ni
ii. :is lill~su2licii~nt. Tllcy
poked to thought and action.
i-. ‘limv would never be
~' : ii- 3.. 1y» 3.» those dilllcul‘
um :i: lions and formidn'
xi: \\ s-loui. the strength
"They are aggrava-
.. llll:‘\ tor men‘sunmoiatcd
:.i-.~ sphinx-quostiona
.\ .2-1; . ll:-‘IliilllflnCallgllmout.
-. ll. ups to be done which are
no man can scale.
~i.l .in-lieigltts
ii. i. l ‘3 Why to prove men. To make
til-‘ll.
In
.v'r
i ~i.i fi-el their own \veakums and insuf-
‘ L“lli‘}‘.
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b...
To provoke them to faith in
Just as Christ proved his disciples.
' Two hundred pennyworth arc not suf-
ii. ..~i.t that every man may take it little“
l'inli ‘s Ivit here fails. “There is it lad
li. :»- w In both live barley loavio and two
\ mall fishes.“ but what are they notch 80
miniv Lt—Aiidrcw‘s supply is not cqu to
tho demand. Well, what then? Shall
mun give up the problems and sit down
in iii-spoir r That is the conclusion of
:kepticism and unbelief. It is the conclu-
rlull of multitudes of doubters in these
times. Mun cannot by searchi find out
(led to perfection, so they can ride that
(lod is unknowable. Man cannot solve
one in a thousand of the problems of the
universe: so they conclude that these prob
Isms ore inscrutable. Man cannot work a
minclemothey conclude that a mincle
is Impossible. Mini connot and out why
our and evil are in the world nor save him-
self from them; so they conclude thnt those
things are blunders. solecisms. works of
the devil which God has nothing to do
with and no power to save from. Man
gannot destroy death and make himself
I nmortal: so they conclude that death is
rum‘s tinnl doom and thnt immorality is
. ore conclusions of
i n pantherollGod‘l O'pportu-
Sop thing too hard or the
All things no blo to him
The 1m bilitlos of
. Youm
cannot solve
at they cannot
Si‘uhlllfi at school who onnnot
But in their
My. Tim is the ovum vsliy Iir has 9‘ INPXIQ' ”‘9? must 8° ‘0 the twat
W “I arch n Bible as lio l.;.s “win rain I 1‘ ‘i-‘lgi. Ho sets no problems thlt control.
an my things hard 3:: i... lilui.‘i\l‘('-ki."
monogram; ihdli Il’ GHQ‘TPN.
1“ ,
i.) solved.
in. nixed u..- hanl (mention, "Whence
3.: it not so said «Jesus when
balloons minds at work. Why fly: 3 still We buy broad so thnt thus may
1mm mm. m ._... mgr-t“ This Iii-3 said to prove them; for
‘ f 1;. i. g: .. 4;» ‘0 Hi: rill! knrw xviiat lie would "
. u.‘ .. . ‘ . 2.2M” luv-w. and the scholars
‘i‘."\.:' my. - ,, a: l"tt.~. mwiwr. 'l‘heyiruuat to
own i. ““92 5.. {it}. Ii, :lurir ex t . e '
' , ,tril u ..i. a, i i -l_‘. -::i 'i is; :ts :illrfu ‘clenzfurthefr
u. wiry Chi-.3. ._....;.-i 3;}; e. .L)‘ if they do this. He will solve
.1. “Wine... .. N... ~. 3 f I!» .3 (“1‘32" problem. locum He will
(“my wt *' 31-: 1.. up... ”212., s ppiy uzmvurzdi'imi of working it which
”‘35:?! him 1.. margin by m. .13“. § rm. an apt to Salvo out, viz: Po un-
. :9. you wnicmber. a... ;, arm: in. .: : izitvv»: ie hiifiom an wer
W: Who believed it; u fin: i: . l . " ’7 “'3 .cl; springs the “Wrath";
Wichita Erin, . . l '3 . ‘t of (hill 18 equal to the
3
who or:
v
u... if not so.wben the
., “Boos '4. Lube: sum .1 .i, . :Eu-r own litsufiiclonoy?
~ to," not Manning, {:5 ( inqsr :. . ‘ um. urea: sit down . "
w... taught him. out hawks;- -- sin Thu. gr..- upturn: not; of Christ’aprsyor:
_ (r.- bnd new tbs runner.“ ... Mil. .:i..-. we: 1- lizinthftw'd sheave thouauid.
we”! sce spirit. fill her. i mil—1.21m ii. ux raw w baskets full of frog-
Itim be setting him this Il‘tl‘l l l‘lf‘l"*=ffi-¥ff ’ Lil-h .ri (trawling:
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- Ft-ltx‘ckfr.: ham ijlgi. ..
~ took titre: I‘F‘al‘tif as c,
' ii at his mix-j :4, ~. ..
ire":r~ ’3 tying
ti?
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fathom. 23.3: can one \.
this s m: lie mil
mahmmluw- l
m as was!
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s 9’ Hilltop are xterm! 1 3 g“ H c rust: £3!in prU
‘ q. M! . “'
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tin. Ell: itsizi‘ruw in i no: the Word. the
19’: mire 3 (Pier? of the hidden (lad titl‘fltfl’ed.
”that didn‘t matter; his; transact. cellulite problem of sin and evil;
”imitation: htfitract‘tcmi
. ,;.:k or (Wong
'Iilt loam. Dis—3
.,
rink " i; i~ :. 31's.: 1
ii“ It. r" '.= Min ‘3?! i-gztrtct find out
' rug: kiln ‘ him at any
mt my: one m 2.4: kiriru‘éuf to man.
or not who on than» SWIM do it, 1
Ill-F
Mhtwhoduonytbnt the lows tintfollowulonotforgomn.‘ Outhou-
ninu wisdom. indeed. is not sutticient to
solve the hard questions of life nnd dew
Human strength is not siilhcii-nt to do the
hard work God and duty summon you to
ability. Yuu cannot save your own souls;
in your
on n strength; but you can tit yourself in
to help you
miunot livc u holy and perfect Christian
al't‘ll‘llllldlllld reach forth unto things
pmssiug toward the
of the
Work that «cuts to II‘ iIl‘IllJudt‘l of you
"if thorn
after. acquired.
friends realize that. In health there my fish.
no craving for tiqm. rm notion: Bing-u .upon the top
comes. the sinking. we‘d-idly {Liam main
to 'W '
otNmGod‘cown work.
man war of Him w?
than! moot deltro death; but
Onehudonolt. Windham»
ality to light. moot on
his
hum wont nnd aspiration in wil-
demcoo;butGod who mode theoownntlia
equal to the donnnd. I like to think of
this when confounded with hard qua»
trons and perplexing difficulties. If God
has asked me n question. thorn is an an-
swer: If He has set me n Ioblcrn. there is
9 solution. II. knowslti I do not; and he
to vtng me and provokln my fnith
by It, whether I will trust tm where I
not st foult—wbethcrI will look it to
Him for guidance when I out bowl! cred
-whcthor I will come to Him for help
when to own resources fail me and I urn
in den whether I will recon t iHlm
tobc lied when my souliii huii vv and
in dying need—whether in abort I will
“ rave“ Him—Ilia all-sufficiency. when
0 proves rue—my crylu weal. use and
want! According to I: command:
“Prove me now herewith and see If I Will
not open the windows of lieuven and
pour you onto blessing that there shall
not be room to receive it.
It to in such ways as then then tint
hard Mono and dithcultiea prove
memby provoking them to thought, toact-
i‘mi and to faith. Observe now that man
needs to be thus proved. in order that the
way may be prepared for God‘s workl .
This agency 0 man. though inefloctual n
itself. supplier the lovers on which God
brings to bear His might reqenoo. See!
The puzzled thought of Illip discovers
to him the extent of the wont. The baf-
fled wit of Andrew discovers to him the
vorty of the supply. And the‘atrnlta of
fin. drive them to faith in Christ‘s nulli-
cieucy. And it is through their felt want,
their discovered poverty. their waning
faith that Christ works. Their rive lonvco
and two fishes arc not much. but they no
everything under Christ‘s blessin hands
sud God‘s multiplying power. t It! uh
w on. God‘s hard questions and straits
3:31am us to thinking, nnd the result of
It is to feel how great is our want. Next
they set us to work. and ~the result of
it is to know how poor is our supply.
Next the ' drive us to faith. and so open
our room is wide that ”011 may fill them
with all Ilis own inexhaustible iullneos.
Let us take the lesson to heart. The
world of human souls is tarnishing in the
wilderness for luck Of the bread of llenv-
ell. As many as 5.000 wrhnps in this
city and neighborhmid. mugry. dying
souls fitmisliing for luck of this. And
Christ puts to us. his disciples. the hard
tiestiou. "thrc shrill We buy bread that
t ese may out? So he proves us. Some
of us who feel the want. snv: “All we can
furnish is not sufficient that every one
mny take A little.“ Some of us who feel
the poverty. say: our few poor barley
loaves and fisher—what are the among
so many? So we are driven to Mill and
to the Master‘s help. Sup use we set out
wits and our menus to wor and use what
we have! nod then lift up our souls in
pruyer to Christ. to help us in our need
and multiply the bread of life. And
then perhaps lie will any to us: “thin-
mniid tho multitude to sit down.“ and
thev shall all out and be fillcd. and them
shall be lmsketfuls to lipitrc.
umiu‘r'rnn “Y H
(I. \V. KN I’DSEN.
Who has mnsentivd to furnish the ntutw
rinl for the present.
Remedy for Four.
{From me t‘hrmliin "child 1
A daughter‘s peaceful death wnsn never
forgotten lesson to her irnillgious father
who recently quilted this World. \Vltcn
lti- \vus Lalo-u ill lii~ sent for the minister
who luid visited his daughter during his
Illness. “Will you Il‘” lllt‘. sir '9“ ho uskcd
“what inzulu my doughtcr Anne (“hut
you usislto l’lllllt‘ .‘iiiil two long limit so
happy when she wusdyuiu? for I burn It
grout dread uf dcntlt.“ Thu old mun had
been very much opposed to tho minister‘s
visit to his daughter. but now his gaze
was earnest. Itnxious. and expressive of
relief that the Iiiinistcr lllld conic. "Your
ilsiuincr Illlsli‘tl lll Jesus." Implied the
Iiiitiish‘r: "Hill it Is ”0 illitne who can
Lilo» it‘Vll) l-iv sting of iieaitii.\vliivli is sin.
llisliioud clumps-s us from all sin. and
whosoever commii In Jesus will in no
wiw be cast out." Then opening to him
m-mi fully llir‘ (inspv! plan of salvation.
on this and Hill“? wciisions. he had the
j.)\. of secing his tours give place to u
pencvful trust in t‘lirist.
ii
A noctor‘s Mistake.
Would you like to liuur tlio story? It is
not uii uncommon one. Only it young
life worked for time and eternity by pre-
scriptions of the physiuiun. This is how
I liu'uiuc acquainted with it.
A respectable. elderly mull called on 1116
one day. and limelight me to try and save
his son. to make him a flood Tcmplur if I
could. and so keep him from drinking.
lliirry wns his young-cat son and his dur-
ling. t‘itretully and tenderly brought up.
he had been a Band of Hope boy. a Sun-
day-school teacher. and an altstniuer tipto
the age of twentydbrec.
Ho was now dreadfully ill with an at-
tnck of delirium trentcns. the oeooud that
he had suffered front. and his father said
he had brought it on by his daily visits to
it Publiehousc. where he was tempted to
drink to excess. and to bet. on horse-
races.
But how canto this Band of Hope boy.
this Sunday-school teacher. this regular
attendant at church. this total abstainer.
to frequent the public. house P Ills tale is
soon told.
A week after his father had sought my
rdd I met the young man in tho street.
Bis clothes hung in folds about his
waited form. his feverish eyes end burn-
ing fnce. and caged. despairing look.
mulled him plainly out for one of “00-
hol‘s miserable victims. I stopped hint
and spoke to him. urging him kindly to
give up his drinking. warning hint whnt
it would surely bring him to. He looked
mo in the face with a ghastlyatnrc which
I shall never forget. and drew out on‘emp‘
ply brandy bottle from under his cont.
“Mr. Kidd.“ said be. “you know nothing
about it. I am dying. I cannot eat. I
I must have. Brandy I began with. and
handy will end it. It in the doctor‘s
doings. I was n total nbotninor all my life
until I bad it severe illness. Mydoctur or~
den-d Inc brtndy. I refused to take it. but
after it severe struggle I gave in. I took
the brandy which lie. prescribed for me,
and I soon learned to love it. By dogma
I become what I rim—n drunknrd. dud
hopeless. Let me nlone: it is killing me.
but I must have it."
When he had said this be hurried on, In
spito of my earnest pleading. to fill his
brandy-bottle at the public house. It was
his last visit there. In three dnya after he
was dead. Very probkbly the medical mm
who in his illness bod ordered him brandy
and by the force of his medical authority
had overcome his reluctance to take it.
never heard of the result of his prescrip-
tion. never mw his own work. But the
WM was dono nevertheless. He now
death staring him in the face when he
said. “Brandy I began with. and brandy
will end it." Medical men who hove
studied the subject are generally onreful
to avoid the prescription of alcohol when
ihir patient has a love for it. They seek
a tan Gui“ remedy. But even theydo not
nihi- realm: the danger of crating o
_ and new on?
m , .
x
m.
motion-tiers. Magnum-ids to side
ofthobod. musics-Of bundyisdrunk
undaoon sleep fullaon the stupldsd broth.
But when the patient recover-a. II the
the knowledge that relief may he had
from lntoxionnu n beneficial knowledge?
In thounnda of cases that knowledge but
ledto habitual excess and n drundnrd‘a
grave.
v
”woe——
A Print: Essay.
Rocrrnsrnn, N. Y.. Sept. ii. 1881.
110 the Baillie:
In January last I offered It prim of $200
in gold for each discovery. during the
you. in the United States and Corinth, of
a telescopic, unexpected comet. Dr. Lewis
Swift. director of tho Wnrner oboemtory
discovered Comet. A, May lot, and Prof.
Schaebcrle of Ann Arbor. Mich.. oboervs.
tory. Uomct 0. July 14. each thus winning
the prise. Comet B. or the Great. Comet.
burst suddenly on the sight in this coun-
try in June. though it was first scan in
South Africa May 81. and its opp-romeo
woo predicted near Beta Auriga for June
28d Inst. this prediction being exactly ful-
filled. Comet. B was neither telescopic
nor unexpected. and yet I was noxious,
could the flrlt discoverer be found. to
make it apecktl award of 3800. Nearly
3.000 letters claiming priority have been
received and examined. but Doctor Swift
reports that no conclusion can be reached
that would be scientific and satisfactory.
This was a disappointment to myoolf nnd
the claimants, but in order to encourage,
so for or possible. popular astronomionl
study. I beg to announce It prise of #800
to the pemon in the United States and On-
tnrio who shall pmpnro the beat any on
“001mm: their floriiposi‘tt'ou. Pia-pose and
Eject upon the Earth.“ on the following
CONDITIONS:
1. The essay must be written in plain
lunguuge. each technical term to bu dc-
tined in brackets immediately following.
nnd must not. exceed 3000 words.
Ll. Each may must be signed with n
no» dc plume and a sealed envelope must
accompany the essay sutuirscrihod with
the no» lie phone and containing the real
name of the nutltor.
3. All the «says must be tiled with
Dr. Lewis Swift. Director of the Warner
Observatory. Rochester. N. Y.. by Novcm‘
her. 1. ISSI. and he will submit them to
the judges.
With the hope that this prim will pro-
duce valuable additions to popular astro-
nomical literature. II. II. \VARNRR.
‘W
0 I'll \ LETTERS.
I'Ah‘ior SRNIINEL~Some time ago the
writer called the attention of parents and
others to tho cesspool or discusosprmtding
place near the Franklin street school. and
stated that it was It wonder thut fevers
wow so few in tluit vicinity. Since then
sevcrnl dentlts have occurlcd in that. neiglr
borbood. all of which have. the doctors
stutcd. took their germs from the
air caused by some unknown poison.
among whom I might mention the loss of
Mr. W. ll. Duncan and ~lhirr Knapp. who
we all rules from our busy circlc. Lucky
for us vucutiuii lius kept runny of our little
ones from this infected spot.
And now ”10 doors of tlio school uni
uguin opened Would it not be who to re-
IItovc the several viuilts mid cc. spools
tluit quy be found within it rudius of 100
feel. some even less. sonduig forth tlicir
poisonous gum-it's into tho lungs of our litllc
ones. thence to Others.
Not only are the children ciIcctcd but
till of the workmen employed in tho sev-
eral shops along this valley. I would that.
till iiilcrosted in the health of our little
L‘ll_\' would visit this valley from Spring
erm‘t to lllt' i‘l‘ei‘k.
Thou visit lliiilronil l'iiliil,‘.lieiiu~ from
Smith & l‘iilmcr‘s shop through the valley
along the Mctritt farm to tho creek. and I
tltink that till Will ngrcc that a few dollars
tax on each of us will be like bread out
upon the waters it will return to us after
many days. and in place of doctors visit~
iug us for pay thcy will find more time
for recreation wliu‘li they claim they hood.
I cannot hlu-e your board of health for I
know they do all in tliclr limited power
to keep our city cleiui. Hopeing to olfoud
none. but to do justico to all. I remain
us ever yours. W.
-—« ~~oo-~—«-
Luke “'Ill‘lllllfllli.
Mr. Eifi'fiii‘wLOokisg over the SRNTINKI.
I see letters from different parts of the
country. tlieicforo I think n few words
front Luke Wnrumnug would be very no.
ccptnlile but not. being much of It writer
you will have to overlook errors. In the
first place the Lake is situated about. fifty
miles due north f rom Norwulk and about
til milet southwest of Litchtleld. As for
telling what town it is in I cannot. for the
town of Wurmn. New Preston and Kent
nil border on it. Then- is Itritugeof moun-
tains completely surrounding the lake. the
highest piiiut being about 000 foot nbove
the water. The little statutor- “Flirt” for-
merly of Norwalk makes daily trips from
one end to the other, and for the small
aunt of ‘35 cents you can have n ‘nll of
about ten miles. Those that love fishing
can enjoy tliumsoiws. A few days ago It
man living near where wc are working
caught a bass weighing 14 pounds. I have
seen lots of them weighing from t to 6
pounds. Mr. J. R. Raymond to building It
very lino residence near the upper and of
the lake in the the town of Warren for
Mr. Goodhue. s New York gontlemnn. I
hour it is the finest residence in Litoliflcld
county. Mr. Wm. S. Knapp of South
Norwalk is the superintendent of the job.
Mr. Wm. S. Kemp of Norwnik is the car-
penters foreman. C. Wood of South Nor-
walk is doing the painting. A. Bonrklnnd
of New York is doing the decanting of
the interior. Mr. John Starry Of the town
of Bethlobnm in doing the moron work.
There are nbout twenty-live non working
on the house. We have n good cook hired
to do our cooking. Mr. June. Olmtcnd of
Danbury. Jim is n very good boy with
the exception that. he gets Ibsen: minded
once in a. while. He had n bad spoil 8st-
urdny night. He went to New Preston to
not. our rations for Suudny and got back
about 10 o‘clock. lit his lantern, went and
ruined up the lid of the ice box had put
the lantern in and took out n piece of ice,
shut down the lid nnd went tumbling
around in the dork with the poiooof ice in
his bond, wondering whore the d— lantern
win, and if he could catch the follow that
stoleit he would give him what they culled
the Dunbar-y d—l. Leaving all joking
«side Jim is n good boy, conuidertng he is
from Donbury. He has bought n new fly
trnpandlo meeting with (”d-nouns.
Bouynifheboagood luck through the
week he will give u: a huokleberry pud-
ding for dinner next Sunday, (no pudding
for me.)
‘Wo would be very glnd to have nny one
from South Nor-with come up and no on.
We have n few extra. bunks incur-booty
thatwewlllhirooutver‘yohup. ’
Thalia-wok Gnostic any: that Wm.
titan; liking for socialism; tiny term Kellen htbecbhmplonnshcmnoffiio
to believetotbefwiltywttb which,“ II muti‘hmflfln’h ha never had
The patient-outbur- tholnoktowokmmthonmlttflem
Why! Ell 03W...” bonito
.,._.>
mur-cnnwmnr.
Armor-loan Institute Fur.
GREAT rmnlu‘rons ARE 11131210 HAD:
NR 1'!!! PAIR TO OPEN ON WEDNESDAY.
run 14w INST.——GREAT rnosrnurs or A
GRAND sveunss.
Never were there such great. proplrm
lions made before for tho great exhibition
as now. Mr. Charles Wager Hull the
general superintendent of the fair is now
actively at work and surrounded by n
great crowd of decorators. artists. and
others is rapidly improving the place and
making it rendy for tho show. Great. int-
provcmonta have been made in every ro-
apect and the old visitors will hardly know
the place.
Tho applications for space have beeI'
more numerous than ever before and it. is
doubtful whether all can be accommoda-
ted. Many will undoubtedly be crowdcd
out for the want of room. Tito show
promises to be more interesting than over
before and runny new and Interesting in-
vention! especially in the machinery do~
partmcnt are very curious and never have
been seen before. They are all the work
of American Inventors. who are prolific
in genius and display many new inven-
tion: which are greatly to their credit.
The Art Gallery will be very complete
nnd filled with gems of art. The music
will be furnished by the Ninth Regiment
band led by Mr. Arbucklc. the celebrated
comet virtuoso every afternoon at 2 and
every evening at S. at which the cornetisl
will perform. lie is considered by all
artist: the superior in his line. oven to the
great Iavy who draws such extravagant
crowds.
Mr. Charles Wager llull, the general
superintendent of the fair is actively at
work and surrounded by a crowd of dcc~
unborn and artists is ritpiilly getting
things in shape. Messrs. l". B. &: ll. K.
Thurber & Co. will make a grand displuy
of tropical fruits und other curiosities
from all parts of the world. Mr. Asher S.
Mills the Press Agent will extend every
courtesy to the Iiieiiiiwrs of the press and
cheerfullv (rivc them all iiil‘ormution the ‘
desire. lis room is No. ti on the inn
hall. and he is ulwiiys lll attendance. (lyre
ions. meals mid drinks of ull kinds will be
found free of charge.
The Fair a lens on the Nth of this
month rind wii close Nov. ‘36. .-\ll should
attend who can.
_...- 3.. w. v...
FIRE ALARM.
Sort-Ii or Wlsiusunis STREET.
A continuous sound of steam whisllcs.
fo'r about ten seconds. followed by two
short sounds in quick succession. when
nftor an interval of about five llvt‘ulldSJllO
name sounds to lie rcpcittcd.
Nonrn or \VASIIINH‘ON S'rnniir. .
The sounds of the whistle to be the
mute us for the South of \Vushingtun
atrcct. except ilint three short quick auc-
ceesivc sounds. will follow the first l-Uulld
of ten seconds.
C‘lip the above out uiul prist it, in your
engine rooms. so that it truly llt‘ well un-
dol‘stmnl.
A rcsolutioii was pitsscd ill tlic lust
meeting of the Iloimi of Councilmen. It“
questing the pmprictors of lt‘uctorius lo
instinct their Engineers to make the
sounds with thcir strum whistles ill-scribed
ubovo in (disc of iiro. und doubtlcss for
such rtn object. so ri-iisoniiblo It request
will be (‘llcerfully complied With.
The alarm of tire given week before lib-ii
occasioned by the slight burning of the
inside of tlio oupnlo building. lit the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Co.‘s works. liiip-
putting as it did about the time men us~
unlly leave all work. but few undcrstood
( or know thut tlic blowing of whistles III.
llmi time was Iiiteiidi-il
citizens will make it notc of the forcgoiiig
II fire alarm will be readily mid i‘asily dis—
tinguished. from tho usual work hour
whistles.
In this citysi-iueiulA-r s. hlsry h‘vu Iliibbcll. .2011
6 years. 1 thumbs and It days.
In Nnrwsik. iii-pi 7. Timothy S.
yours and 13 months
In Nor-milk Sepicmlwr ll. Mary Ann Murphy. itmsl
26 your. .‘4 mom is and Ill days
in Nunvslk. Sept. 11. Edward I“
youn-
ln Norwslkdlcpicmlwrtl. st the residence of his
son um. w. Smith. Elmiiercr s‘miilukirisi ill years
llld ll months. Huntington. l. I. Illipt‘hi phone
Ilyrnc. aired on
Lyon. «Ind 4.5
la lirwricncul 'l‘riuunvrs or "and Binders It
BROWN. SHERWOOD & CO’S.
' U
A l . black Newfoundland and St. Ilernitrd pup.
whlid ii the breast. limiter coilin‘. but lacking mime.
Whoovi-r will I‘Vli“.1 said do: to Clilcf I‘c‘llfiul will be
suitably rewarded. It
FOR SALE.
Oyster- Ground turd Oyster Show.
8 ncm at "Macy‘s Island. liilnl bottom. and heron
at ‘l‘svwi lsisiiii .tp-iiv to ‘r
.lAi‘Oll M. LAY'I‘ON. A
65 Wushingtoii St. South Norw
WANTED.
Art Annual! In II [Dental onlco
A young man from 16th 18 years of age.
a. s. turnout. D. no.
GOODELL & PAIGE
Counselors at Law,
Swurd‘s Building South Norwnlk.
'l‘O LET.
Port of ii lion». .5 nor. mouth.
It‘or Sale.
30)“ Clsirnn. Chap.
1 "simmer. (new.
1 Mi W . our new.
nitrification cnquln of I! .1 aromas
came Dillldlna. Norwnlk.
.Ct.
567-13
District or Norwnlk as. Probate
Court, Beginner 0th. A. D. 1881.
mm of “A In ucquusn. mot Norwslk.
v
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
luthlimltodsndsilowcd six month: from the date
hereof for the creditors ofhid cot-to to inhibit their
chins formalization Those who neglect to present
l‘gfll‘ amount. ‘ rly oimtod within told time will
d recovery.
All finn- hidebtcd to aid new no requested to
mm
W I. ‘0
‘ a "lemon TAYLOR. .iii.
Admin
m :. Im‘
c
NOTICE. 3
Ton“ perm- Intorcstod In the widening. cited"
and brunt. of Woodward Avenue. from Inn street to
immlcsdingtothe dorm or Ironcl- Burr-lit:
you mind tint the undo-i disinterc
«can of this city. porn y the Ivor
for tint moon. will on My tug.
lumber i 13!. at 7 o‘clock. It till city can
n’u‘t‘hn as" fi‘m‘: term
or hunt the 23.. of landfor- tho lti‘ir’lthc no
t Qt "mummiifi3lmi hu‘r O l malty.-
l w
33“ who any nope-r end desire to be baud In
T1108. OUTER.
IiuJIi-U‘ii'm no ‘
mundane.
city of south mun. on, Sept. tl'ui. last.
Registrar’s Notice.
01.3mm Borwolk.¢t.. will u pug-tic win on
Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1881
«cums! maniac. iron In 'Mr ‘. “
chamominwdnvon ° - 9"“
for an illlll‘lll of ,
Ilrc. but in the future if our firemen and ,
Plan? I” .‘G‘.
LAW OFFICES
Over Ch W. Day‘s Grocery Stow. Main St..
' South Norwnlk.
had-1y
NOTICE.
CITY ELECTION.
The local voters of the City or South Not-walk.
calm“ no homily untitled. that an election wtll ho
held in stud t‘lty of South Noni" lk. on lllt‘ first Nori-
tiny in October. living lilo fill any of Ut‘toltiir 1&1 for
llll‘ purine of vie-mini: a“
.0,‘
Six Gou‘iicilnten. ,
n “neuron ItColicctor. a Marshall. on Auditor. 'I‘wo
numbers «like lizard of Registration. and “To In.
Iptflorl of elections.
me Water (Vuunilsnloncr for full term in place of
ll. ll. Rowan whose term of ofllce cxplm January ,I.
18. iinil II 'I‘nusurer of the Wittcr Fund.
polls will is} open from 7 o‘clock n. In' till 3
o‘clock p. Ill. in Military Ilall. "
Iliitul at South Nurwslk. (‘t.. Supt N. ‘ill.
BIIWIN WIIROX.
F. W. Perry. I“. II. Stunt
A
u
Ullllllllll P1888 ill BlWlYlllll.
Five minutes walk. on road from Five
Milo River Sintion
Fine lamvllouw. Iii “nuns. Nice largo burn uni
oittlii‘ildings. ”uncles. Plenty of Fruit and Slindc
is.
“ill sell at a low figure and on my
terms.
Or will exchange for properly in New
York or vicinity.
O. B. Roach.
no Conn! st... N. Y.
Miss F. I. Foote’s
School will lie-Open
Monday. STept. 12th,
.\'0. I Frilllkllll slrri‘t.
ll‘
JOHN H. SMITH
FLORIST,
MAIN STREET,
SQ FT“ NDR‘NALK.
MRS. PERRY & MISS MILLS
WILL llli-Ill‘RN '1‘" Elk
Primary School and Kindergarten
80. iii ELM STREET
aopvombor 18th. 1881
A thorough coup-c of Primary Iiislntcllou. enibruc
Lug I‘llullli“. llrsdlliu. “‘f‘llllltl. .-\rulimctic. Nsluml
History. ltiicliuvc Draining. «c.
(‘lliswii i‘ii I‘l‘r‘lu‘li. Music and Ilii‘iih‘iig.
KINDERGARTEN iuidertho mural supervision
of MISS MILLS. it 'nidiisii- of . rs. Whip-Ii s 'l‘rsiu
iniz School for Kintcnzsrincrs. N \‘ i‘uv.itnil uill
licrottdiiclnliiccuriliii: to h‘rir-hcl‘s Systciu. Thin
tll‘lllll‘llllt‘lil proviilrs is‘i‘upsiloii Iiuil Iixcn‘iso- for the
hi‘iilliifiii mid litu’lllllltiutll lil‘\“l\\||l“t‘lll of all the for
ultwsofciiildn-ii.rind ini-piirwi Ihcm for mom oil-
vniu‘nl instruction.
l‘lllliln‘ll Will br I‘llh‘tl for. by teacher. to and from
South Noi'vtiiik.
Circular Given an A ppllcullort.
air; in] - ,, lj’LiJLix do.” Norwnlk.
I wiiiiinii Hilfesifiiii
Rugs. Bones. Bottles, Iron
and Metals.
r
the stock by
sending postul curd to
Parties moving can sell
w. PODMORE
Attorney. and Connie!-
sI .
i‘hflw \‘iinl'elt. ri
GI
on the IiollnrJ
Hay. . .. Ithil. Will be due .
we at (‘iw Chilt- day of August. Iss1. iii which time i slutllhc v to
' "‘ receive the some int I). Dayton‘s store on am
130‘. “tile 01‘ l () Let ‘ ngclslnitontion iii culled to the following merino
Tut: of ‘ An Act in Addition In on Act Relating to 'I‘axir
lion,“
. 1. On I v is: laid hv any town.ciiy. or
“high. or whistlnillstrlct. in this State. which stall
Nelson Taylor a. Son
Iors‘at Law.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
Vassar. College,
P0 UGIIKEEPSIE. .‘l‘. 1'.
you run LIBERAL novcs'riolv or won my
Ruminations for calm. Si-pi. Nth. '
”at mhnlpplicntmn to ‘
t‘ntnl _ u
\l . L. DEAN. liming-gr“
5.59
City of South Norwnlk.
FOR SALE.
acres of good (inter Ground Iii 'l‘nvcm
It must be sold to t‘lfll‘ the estate of the late
mew-rd. For mniculnntinqulrcof
inure W. Kinsey. 2'.” Chestnut strum.
South Norwslk. Juno 14. last.
NOTICE]. ~
' City'i‘axesl
' ‘IIE TAXI‘AYRllSofIlic city of Suuih Norwslk
no homily notified that the city tax of six mills
itiil on the Ntnnlnt‘ll‘ list of Will. It a
Hall. on tho Knit day of
and paynble on the tilt
Thine
553cm
city meeting livid at Military
d for one rn‘onlh afterth'r; mun: sh’nll l:
Inc and with: ntrmt at I c m e u . n .
grain. shall I: fl‘l‘m‘fl [ninth tutu; tunev‘rhen smii lax
iconic! due until i ill some s it \c pint _
‘ FRANKLIN A. 1‘01.le
(‘in of Mulh Nurtulk. u.
t‘uiin.. Jul: tub. trill.
mutant unpai
Collector of Taxes for the
Dated kt South Nut-walk.
GEO. E. JOSEPHS. M. I). C. )1.
Physician 8: Surgeon.
I’uivrvv-ity Montreal. llltl nicm-
f McC‘lll
Graduate “ I Physicist“ and Romaine. 0min
‘u I! wt of
m “'63:; cite} huvcy‘s Born rind shoe siore corner
Mum Ind Hsshsli streets. Soullt xiii-wok. _nnd morn-i
II the Moltuckenio hotel. On hc communicated wuh
by Telephone :1 the Nobtwkcmo. bill 3m"
Spring
Millinery !
includinv n
nus iii-ii s IAiiIcIi FEATHICK‘.
Woman S'I‘llAWS. and
minions. will be five to the inspemi-iii or m
G. S. N()11Tll.
in A: it! \Vusliluuton SI.
Instantaniiis Pliilllilllllli
of Children.
.ii-iioiumnms iiv TELEPHI ixis.
Opening
M-UFH
Views of llcsldcnccs.
—-0.‘I—.
Thursdayili Saturgav. *mril l4
and In.
My lti-nuliful and t‘umplclr nus-k of llllillllt‘M “mm.
mm \‘Irioiy of All'l‘il~’li‘l.\l. l‘iuu‘
FAN v in-i \
run-kn .\AT]\§ and
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats
Ali-o n lamr flock of Fancy
{‘0le \iluvos. Hosiery rind White “was. .imu-ir‘i,
Good-
etc,
The ladies on cordinlly invitcd to call and Rm 1..
thcmsclves.
Mrs.
.H. Kreiger.
unluckemo llolel Block. South Norwalk. (‘1.
DR. S. W. FISKE.
Claim‘oyant Physician, Business
and Test Medium.
.
Olllco 970 Chapel strccl how Haven. FL.
The Illicit“ will not be M his New “liven omn-
umtui until 3‘ch mm as it" \vili Illkt‘ a vacation. All
\\ ho doc-ire the Doctor‘s M‘IW trim or modicum: soul to
them must adiln-ss him by li~iii~r til his nuiilcncv Iii
Sunt‘iitli.
The Doctor hil- livvilixl ilic sick in Now lancu.
Ilridzristri null Noruulk. for Ilii- prisi tllx \‘tuh. with
most success. llll iiicn-iisiiig practice in, cw listen
occupies most of his time. if you luv sick. or twcd
\siusblc ndviiux do no! hill to consult Iilfll. _ The
Doctor has had ‘fil 3“an run-nonn- in thc pmctiiv of
simiu'mc. and has Iiisilc thou-cunts of the mos-I union
mung Vul'i‘w of all \‘llf‘lllll’ uiid lungs-uniting dist-rem.
of \\ linim or name or nutunx llc “Ill den‘rilw your
iii-wast. in onu‘ iiinl thi- [Hugh‘s it lieu: nm/do—i-rism
the union: :.i~.l \uii furnmti modicum-I uyotl from
the but oi -\".-‘« ivd roots in iliou- \\l1\\ \\‘l\‘ S: their
spudv run‘ 3‘ u n-ssoushle prIcc. Q‘illll‘l‘ ll)‘ \ \\ eck
or “ninth l‘uiicnis I‘V‘lI‘HI‘ of tho Doctor‘s \nlunhlc
scrum». r-liflilltl consult hint at his Nrw llnvui uf<
Iii c fillli‘f lo letter or ill whim.
'l‘ho Ikl‘loralso gives valualilc :idticc on busimms
mutton nnd .ill thc nffnirs of life. liothsocuilnnd
tinniicinl. iii. Hiding journeys. lawsuits. L'Ilfio. loan-as.
nbscni friciiils. turd gnu-u solves-iii M‘lln‘llllgllll‘ky
numbers. Sittings for business sfl‘sirs or examination
of the nick. 31 t“. l‘ommmiicatiuu luv letter upon
bun-innu- or health must cmttnln 33:1 s'c. nu. I
lock of tour, and stamp. Addicts Lock lull 1231.
Norwich. l‘oiiii.
TAKE Ntl'l‘ll‘li.
llr. T‘l‘lfil“‘ \iilualiic Liuiment for man and
It csiiiiol lic equalled for tho cum of Rllt‘lh
luiiiisni. Ncumiqm. .‘prnins. Sxt'cllmcs. Wonk or
Still‘ Joints. \‘niitmcinl l‘onls. \‘Iisppnl “nulls.
t‘hilhlnms. Sorc 'l‘liiosi. \‘orns. Iluuioiis. Toolhnch.
lli-uisi-s and Aciics of all kinds. Illieiuiuuir pains in all
lmrtu of the in} stem. It lush-e the skin loft and wllh~
out irriliuiiin and i- :i \ nick and cffi'ctusi utcmsl
n‘uiuly. No uric >ltonlil re “into“! it; pricc him-Ills.
‘ur sale by nil dritpuisls.
l' ~r
luvuln.
lt‘ru-rn for Sulo.
7 “IR sulw‘rll-cr olfcrs his Farm for sale. militia!
1 In ilw town of tiroi‘uflcld. lll Nit-alien i‘o.. iu llll‘
State of .\‘c\\‘ York. “”10 mich from Surat-i2: Spring-i.
II is plmnily situated on s risc of ground. ilfi serve
uf lnml. which Is favorably divided into pit-lure. plow_
Iticndow and wood liuiil. n IIli a lnrgc lttIuR‘; the elll‘
of the burn. {it by so. wagon hour» not! naming. hay
loft our the mime. 2:» ii) is. and :mnicry to ii) In.
Will be sold chcap; on of the purchase money can
remain on \IIUHL‘ML‘!‘ f iiwin-d. or \\ ill exchange for
villagc property. For further I‘llflit‘ulltfl inquire of
SILAH‘ l‘. 'I‘l"l"l‘ ‘
027
N orwnlk ,' Conn.
'I‘AX COLLEC'I‘OIPS
N OT I G E .
Notice is homby given to Itli pcrmus ltsblr to pay
insu- lo lhv Inuti of Nurnulk. lll llu- (‘ounly of Fair»
flcld.nnil Suitc of I‘oIiim-ticut. on the Assiwmcni
List of I“). [but i will Inwt them In n-u-nc ruin!
iuxcs at llic following limcs and places; to wit :.
At lhc stun- uf Alpliouim llilililc. at South l-‘ivc Mile
Illwr. on l-‘rlilnv. Aui'm-l :‘i. lh‘SI.
fun-noon. “til“ I. tl‘tltltb. afiomimn.
.\i "10‘ store of Ilanfonl .\1 ()nlluru. in “its! Nor
“ulk. ulnuii Iiiwni. on hullinlny, August 22th. in“.
from lilo‘ck‘i‘k. forciiooii. until 1 o‘clock iifIi-rlmon
Al the atom of .l. I‘. liauillc. ill “‘Iiiiiiiuiuk. un
Mondny. Angus: win. "N. from I” o‘clock. forvuoun
lllllll lpi‘clock. afii‘niuuu.
from ‘J u‘i‘lur‘li
3.3."; l f
.‘I ll "I‘ll NUII‘VA LR .
Inn-“mo Against“ Pinto
Lnninn Assurance
A! ilic oil‘icvof lllv ‘l‘cun i‘lrrk. in tho Sin {up Rank
lliimlilig. lll llii- lluivululi iif Noruulk. .n so iii ioivti of
. )«irunlk. on 'I‘iicsdsy mul \\‘cdiii‘~d.~i3 . August 30m
l nlid II at. l\‘\‘l from 0 o‘clock. fun-noun. titilil ll
‘ u‘uloc ~. nth-moon. mill fn-zr. 2 o‘clock uniil S o‘clock
in tlic (Wt-till):
Mr. ll. K Scilu‘k. 'I‘uwn t‘ici‘k. i~ .‘iuiliurircd in re.
ccivi- trims for Inc; and lllso Mr .Iiii-oii .\i l.s_\ ion. Iii
South‘Nonvulk. (in iill miles which Flirt“ n-iiuiin un~
p Iid after llll‘ limb day of S“ \ll‘llllh‘f. 1181. Inienu at
the rule of nine pct can “ll be charm-d from the inst
day of August. LG]. until the same shall lic paid.
GEORGE ll. ST. JOHN. Collector
In iiiid for smd town of Nurwslk on the list of lien.
Dated at Nurwttlk. Conn. July as. mil.
NOTICE. "
(in tlic. application of the I-‘airlleld Firc Insurance
t‘oni ‘llly. n convolution (mm-titulod under the laws of
Ibis . llllt‘ rind having 11" ncipnl place of bounce: in
-1.
CflI‘Ilfll‘ll lflll
Established A. D. "'20.
sldfiSBJIGM
sriurruis 351.939.686.88
JAlltlll ill. uv'z‘os. Agt,
Suiilh Nwionlk lions;
A SSE'I‘S
foil}
(SIT I!
Speedy iii Simulate
Dr. 0. Art Ward of New York,
In (‘tfllm‘qlll‘llt‘t‘ of his Illllilt‘i‘u‘!‘ punch“ in Norwalk.
So. Norwnlk and vicinity. uiil rcliialu at the ADAMS
HOUSE. NC rwnlk. rvcry Moliduv. from ll i\. m. to it Li.
In.. and at the \\'.\li‘\\'l\‘R III“ M}. South Nor-uni '.
every Suliinisy. from ll it in. in s p. m.. and Sand '
from 1 to 6 . m.. whore he is dispensing health on
month to t c multitudes who haw been thong? to
be incurable h tho uttpimd most skillful phy in:
of the land. llt‘ Doc or gives siwisl minimum In all
CHRONIC DISEASES. Best of reference- clvcnhto
I W
\ ‘
I": 2 so
use: of long standing which no hrs cured in
days or wee s. I'rivuw Inception parlors for indies.
Consultation fun. bill
rs‘OFSSi’I‘e OF to mini.
On account. of ill health. I will sell the
stock and fixtures rind lease the well-
known
BYXBEE HOTEL,
situated on Roil’Rond Squm. South Nor-
wnlk. Conn. Also will sell my dwelling
house located on Main St... 5 minutes wnlk
from depot. House two stories with all
modern improvements. A large burn on
the lot. Inquire of I“. I“. BYXBEE, on
the premises. 558 tf.
Terms Reasonablg. m
Walnut Loot flair Roster-or.
II endroly difl‘cicitt from rat ox. us. It iron clear
se “tar. sud. no its tunic Iudlcn i‘ in a perfect- V
able no: . It will tainted ovulation the
from oil . holi- Its mu]
nndproduoos now whereitbufulen
at. :rdou not abnormality“!Me :1“me wb‘ch
. . end vor
non. ling-fie It will charge light or M
s duo in s nil . your
for It. Ill-ch bot c In wsmntod. N.
In: c. Goodwin 00..
t
District or Norwulk so. Probate
Court, September ‘1. 1881.
Bozo! BURRHAPP.NOM ‘Norwnlk In aid
immoral. mu. manual nor-wok
mommmumux limiti- m the m
wmmmo
:1:er L Md. w n tlrno.
wulbedcbnncdnmovary. All was lndobtrdto
am We com“ com imodkto mt
moi wanm a. comma». rental-moor.
. . p
y, . all. ll; f , . .
Purclisiii item. i. lessons
Th4: muggy» wili’wt m. pug-atom ‘; :31“? ml
Isa-scrim but non hlmk’ ‘ new .
Orders ‘ ‘I
_ um MWfl‘im
' “.3 otfcnod‘ct‘ rim
hawk; mfisrmmwsi. _
' . Edwin 3’ ' "
mm
in
the city of South Noru'slk ilimuwk its Board of Ili-
nwloni wpwscuting Iliul the Suwkboldcts liuvc voted
i to dimintlliuc its business and disirlhuic its capital
. mock among its Stu. kholdcrs. said rvpn-seiittition
bin lni: own found to ho true 31 is
l tmlcrcd: Thai the iriod of four months from the
‘ dine hcnof bc limit for the crodltors of mud. corin-
ration to inwnt their cliiimii utmost. II to its directors
tit llioir o co in the city of South Norwnlk: and lhnt
‘ notice. thereof be givcii to said cn-diiors by llu‘ |iiilili~
tuition of this unlcr ulii‘cn \ ‘ivk for two months In
tho SitiitliTNurwnlk st‘rtvu. or sumo other newsmirr
tubllshcd in the town of Nonvslk \‘llllllllt‘lll‘lll: on or
return the N day of August. inst.
Ilswd Iii Ncw lliivcii. this tillddsv of Julv. A. ll.
1m EDWARD 1. SAN FORD.
Judah of thc Supcrinr t‘ourt of l‘uunwticul.
All claims not presented in pursuance of the above
ordcr will delmrnsl of s ivu‘itvcr)‘ .
linRRR'i‘ II. Ii\)\\‘AN.
539 mu lhwiilunt Fumtlrld I‘m: Insurance Co.
Spill alilISllllliilil‘ Gilli!
.IorrN scuAUB
bus now only for the "Mir. it lain. . uncut Spring
BOOlllS & SHOES
FOR MEN. AND LADIES WEAR.
Children’s Siiotis or all Kinds.
The host or goods as. the iowcst prime. (lull sad
sort them.
custom Work done or.
Short. Notice.
AMn‘I Block. Washington street.
GERMANIA HOTEL.
Corner Clay street nod Railrotul place.
A. Flock & Sons’ Lager Beer Ilcv
pot.
Goo. Soho-.1313. Proprietor.
551 l:
AGENTSWAN’I‘EDforutoIh-tuidm .
ling l‘ichtrlnl nooks and BIN“.- lilacs:
ducal 83 per cent.
N in Nation“ Publlnbing 00.. m. Po.
Tent to Rent.
The East Nut-walk ‘Itmt Association odor their luau
muoxmmmtonmtm.
A to I. am President».
Suburbia-walk,
Conn.
“1—8 In
Misses Brockwaty’s
Select School
Your Latin and Glitter. .
Arch St. Nor-walk ct.
Reopens mamas: Sept. 14. is;
NO MORE HIGH PRICES
Branch of New York
Washington Market,
i‘oriicr Wuluuglmi and Minn $1..
Lludcr‘s lilock. South Nur‘ljlk.
WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL t‘. 0. ll.
l.0\\‘l§ll l'llll‘ES ilinn ei or known furiiiv but iiiid
rhoiccet goods.
Give Us a. Call.
Mil if
DAVIDO crow:
UNDERTAKER!
Mum Sb. up stairs. \‘lnrk & Lane‘s lllusk.
RESIDESI‘B‘: 46 WEST ST. hit}.
WI have {I l’ltm‘llss Mill ENHAININH. fs
superior toilie Ice box now in use. at)
attended with no more I'Xll‘ustt.
James W. (‘iiviuiiigln
«a
AIITIST IN hf «R
Steamboat. har .
South Norwulk. Cl.
For Sale.
ni ll Tilly‘s factory. Main 81.. illlt‘ two sf‘fllQ-il
S *TING TOP BUGGY.
lln‘wstcr Iuskc. and ocvcml othcr second hand Lit-,3.”
All will be sold very low for cash.
I liavclltis ycsr added one entin- flow to my in ii.
shop and iucnviscd lllt‘ number of my unrkriwi; ll'
moot iln- demand of s lllrL’t‘lX llil‘n‘aNVl llu~llle~~ .0
that customers lull)” iviy upon liuvin; lbw: “Uri. .. «.iv
with pninipim-sm
\“ork will he suit for and deiiiensl to an) ilisiiiui r
CA ll III AG Ids
0f nll kinds buili to onlor. satisfaction gull-sinned.
Machine forging and all kinds of hlbl‘k—“lllh pork
BARGAINS 2‘
Ladies‘ a. Children‘s
FANCY HOSE,
\
F. B. Smith‘s
42 Wall streetiw
SUTTOLvrs
Batmh Cure!
THE ONLY REAL MEDICINAL PREI‘ARATIUN
FOR CATARRH. When “It‘d It‘fflh‘in‘ to il'iiecl
Ion-1t never foils to CURE.
Price 50 Cents s llux
“It Sole by I'lllllul. South Norivuik. and Be"-
Nonulk. utdmilcd to my hadron minwxi“ "’
twice. by the morn-let". 1.. II. sl“l‘1\~.\‘.
New Canaan. l ‘uii
5a 8m.
NEW CARPETS
FOR FA LL TRADE!
We are now pictured to uiiuw .i lulu"
lini‘ of
lngrain Carpets
in allgrndes.
7 Tapestry Carpets
Choice patterns
At 75 on. and Upward!»
film 1. iii
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