v,
It.“ res-the llausewiie.
Y“ can not always be readily ob-
rained fresh from the brewery. With s
mptul flush to start with. itmn be at
house. andeither kept in a liquid ready
for use or made into cakes and dried.
This receipt has been found a good one
for linking it. Take six large potatoes.
boil md mash fine. steep a cupiul of hops
odd one teaspooniul of salt. three of sugar
out! a. hundful of flour. When cold. put
in acuptul of good. fresh yeast. It can
beput into a wide-mouthed jar, cold water
poured over the top 0! the yeast. and set
in s cool place. changing the water for
fresh every morning; or it can be thick-
ened with sifted mail. rolled into thin
oaks Ind ourefully dried, turning the
cakes frequently that they may not be-
come soured.
The Swiss. and some other foreigners
who never salt their butter. keep it fresh
(ortnhleuleby immersing it in cold water
liter the some fashion as the yeast. The
Germans haven lull apprccintinn of the
vdue o! soured milk. eating their curds and
whey with great gusto. This dish car. he
made plutnhIe to some by dipping n por-
tion into: saucer and putting on sugar
and nutmeg to tastc. It tastes very well
for lunch. The mom common forms of
use among American people is that knmvn
I! pot Chem. That is milk licutml until
the curd and whey separate, drained
through a cuhmdel and the curds pressed
dry. And to them a small quantity of
sweet cream and salt to taste. it liked
very rich. a bit of butter can be worked
in. Rolled into bulls it is very good {or
Miss: or lunch. Large quantities of
buttermilk is draine‘I by some people. and
It is considered wholesome. Tho usns of
sweet cream are ad infinitum. It can bc
kept perfectly sweet and good only in a
cool place: on a. good collar bottom. hung
in the well or spring. or. in the city. on
ice. The best cream is that from milk that
has stood in a cool temperature about
twelve hours. and used soon after skiin—
ming as possible.
In preparing sulzidc ful'lhr' Illl‘lt‘ grunt
care should bc cxercisml in cleaning tlu‘ul.
Vermin of various sorts may be innilve‘rt—
eutly taken in thc mouth. This is particu-
larly the case in rcgzird to those boiicd.
such as spinach. turnip tops. bcct leaves.
corn salid. or asparagus. They should be
boiled in clear \Vfltt'l' with :1 little snli
thrown in and drained quite dry. They
look niccs chopped lino. prcssml still drycr
and formed into sluipc in the dish. season-
ed With a little butter bcl'ori- shaping and
slices of hard boiled eggs placed around
the pile. In sch-cling the menu for din-
ner. two sorts of vegetables are seldom
too much. and this dish will occasionally
Iorm one for npcrfcctly plain dinner.
Menu—Roast beef. with blood gravy.
mashed pumtmw, brcad and plum pud—
ding.
It is a great couvcnicui- . for :1 good
housewife to ll3\r‘ lists of bills of fun“
for the season made out and mi llii7ltl.
They can be simple or elulmrutc. according
to her style of living. A littlv practice
will soon euablc her to judgc of the suit-
able quantities nccdcd of each dish. and
in this way no {bad Will lm wasted. llmsr-
wifery will not bc reduced to an i-xnct
science. approximation
can be mndu tcm'nhl it. as methods
clear as a prnblvm in pump-try will (11‘-
casionally b0 {mind and the) nutritivv value
of food. their right proportions and pran 1-
mode of preparati’n can ln- \‘il‘lly lcurncxl
by a woman who l»~-n«l<l1--r min 1 [11 fl n
task. Take a low ~impl1~ disbm at lint
and master thcm. Others will czisily ill
low. One lady has this simple rulc.
I‘or Breakfast—Fruits. curczils in some
form, with milk or crcnm. or any otlivr
seasoning desired. fish or wgetnblm,
drink.
For Dinner—Soup. meat. Vt‘gl'lillllt‘s ic-
sen.
For Lunch—Fruit or (‘ume‘ if desirmi
cereals in some form, fruit. rclisbvs.
For Tea—Bread and bulb-r. l'filh‘. 1-114.
tardsor fruits. tun.
It is varificil to :1. grunt thcnt.
times a course is lr‘l'l will or our is il‘lll“1l.
I! economy in mbb- cxpvnditurc is nun-s-
ssry, the dishes are of thc simplest.
Sometimes the fruit for breakfast is only
. apples. or berries. eaten plain. If omn~
gee are reasonable in price they arc occus~
ionly purchased. The cereals arc fro
quently fried harmony with syrup 1 r
eaten meal with only milk. ilccasionttlly
no meat or vegetables arc union. and only
a cup of cotl'ee nr milk drank. Again the
fruit may be various. to suit many tastes:
the cereals. buckwheat cakes with maple
Iyrup, or cracked when with whippvd
cream. pomibly steak with baked potatoes
and chocolate. And each other meal has
equally flexible bounds. and yet carries
out her general idea. To wisely carry out
my such general arrangement requires
forethought and calm. deliberate thought.
- To work in the matcrials at hand. to pur—
chase really suitable supplies. isa subject
of study quitoas extended as the getting;
at them together. cooked. upon the table
in proper time and order.
but snuw slight
:19
Souv-
m .
The Aiken-“aw Rind.
tfiveaktng aiuut the Arkansqw ager.“
aid the sun with the study suture and
auto! eyes as he Road bask in hisvhsir.
“that s where you sans in: hearrsirisgi.
hens-DIVA“ any lei! warm on.“
“Bill you our live there
“maxi“ Well. i reckon l out o‘ oar-
iied .l" then was grun‘ on thirteen
“And you has! the wt?
“Hid it). Win Indians! in in. than.
therein seas on law.“
the seam! mt.
“When i new-ti down into Arienssw
hen mom‘s: sixteen your: ego.
I use ms! was. for a her. i had a
m Wm in love with me to
mafihngmupuewrygsi in the
“wouldn‘tbrmkhermkrerthe
Wot domains with me! Yes I sue
”.mdlmml' [was so puny
u ehildren cried for me. and so good
“It I VII taken torn preacher on more
“In t bulked occashuns. Where is my
m"? Where is my goodness gone?
God! Why, he got to be the infernal-
“ Min the hull swamp. and I‘ll
‘ mambo rate ols mile it
he! list-edema fact. and that can-
m-«istoblamei’orthehull of
, 3. I’ve got s squint in my eyes. my nose
I. he: driven hack on inch, and uh:
“Nnkfthsve to be wedged in
mm: with pine pegs or I‘d swal-
hh. Party? Why. the sight of my
,fiduihfitlmiskflleda'rem
“modeorMsndlvutrying
hum-stint!"
‘m-flywhadiheugue.“
”so! Doyou‘spose all the other
“intuition kentry could have
“mouth”. nyl You bet 1 bed
U Imahdwith’errightsloug
k W straight years without
1.“ up. Gentlemen. let me bus
mmwnhstevtimelyremuks
welluphysiosl distress.
om
three feet high, seven feet long. end built
to takehold like a thousand bun-saws.
Great slams! but whst tussles I‘ve had
with that ere critter! Say. did ye ever
ride in s one~hoss wsgin‘ over a stone-
qusrry? Was ye ever seated on the top
rail of Hence when a hurricane moved
at thereto of six miles a minit! Did you
ever have ncyclone pick ye up and mop
ye over forty acres of river bottom. wal-
lop ye through ten acres of woods and
use ye for a tool to knock down a. bun-
ered acres of cane~brnke2 “'ell. that haint
the ages—not the Arkansaw kind; it‘s
only the lust preliminaries."
He stopped to relight his cigar and then
continued;
“I hain‘t long to live. and I don‘t keer
to stretch this thing any. Tellin‘ the
thruth has always been my strong pint.
and always will be. Maybe you‘ll get
some idea of th eArkansaw ager when I
tell ye that I once unjointed both should-
ers in shakiu‘. and it was a light shake at
that. “'hen I had one of my regular
double back action shakes I could jar a
jug of whiskey out of the crotch of a tree
twenty-eight rods oil‘. Nobody (inst pile up
cord-wood within half a mile of my cabin
and that is a solemn fact. I dcvourcd
kee-ncen just as you out corn beef. and
lily hull system finally got so bittcr that
a dog who smelt of my legs couldn‘t git
tho pucker out of his mouth inside of ten
days. Gentlemen l dmct wish to prolong
this agony. My failing is gab. Fust I
know I‘ll jump the tiger and begin on Ar-
kansnw ‘skccters. and when I got there l
would barrcr yer souls till yo couldn‘t
sleep for two weeks. “'0 will now have
liker. andl will then seek a tow needed
rcposce."
ll‘vorin Sum-uni Denim-nu ]
The most eminent physicians of the day
highly recommend St. Jacobs Oil as a cure
for rheumatism. It can be purchased at
any drug house. and the price is insulli-
cicut. whcn you take into consideration
the wonderful cures it will prodlicc.
m”,
Early to bed and curly to rise is good
for the slccpcr but rough on the tiles.
-——*o-——--
llow to secure Ile‘lllll.
It seems strange that unyonc will suf~
for from the many dcrungemcnis brought
on by an impure condition of the blood.
when Scu\'11.1.‘s S.\1is.\1>.\1:11.1..\ AND ST”.-
1.1mm. or 81.001) AN!) lenn Smith will
rn-store perfect health to the physical or-
gmnizutiuu. It is iudvcd u strcugtlicniug
syrup. plcnsnnt to Illkl‘. and has prm‘cn
itself to he the urn 111.1 Hill l‘l'RIHFJt
discovered. cll'cctunlly curing Scrotum.
Syphilitin disorders. \Vi-ukness of thi-
Kidneys. Erysipelns. Miilnriu; all Nervous
Disorders and Debility. Bibous complaint
and all discuscs indicating an impure con-
dition of tho Blood. Livcr. Kidneys. Simu-
R('ll. skin. etc. it currccts indigestion.
A single lmtilo will prove to you its lllt'l'-
its as :1 health rcncwcr. for it .u‘i‘s 1.11;}: ,\
Hulls], especially when the cmuplniuts is
«if an exhaustive naturv. buviug u tcndr-n-
cy to lessen the natural vigor of the brain
and nervous system.
t‘\'l‘l'
l'.\.\'.\1 FA currs pain in
For usc i-xtvruully illlil
“Mum‘s l‘.\l.\'
Man and Renal.
internally.
Rimltlfs \‘l.iulr"l'\lll.l~‘. \Vnuils‘i‘lu‘l‘
\virrms :uid rcmuvvs
lm.
instantly
llic Hccrctiims which t‘ullN‘ llu‘m.
w..- «0"
1b rll'xl}Ԥ
lncrcu-c 11ml [Du-reusc.
The census shows [but tlu» proportion of
voters in the population is one to live 74-
11111, The pl‘nilul'lllln of pi-rsnns troubled
with kidni-y and llvcr disorders has llt't‘ll
alarmingly incronsing. but since the :1!-
mnst univcrsul llrii‘ of \Varucr's fr‘ufc Ki1l<
nuy and Livcr (‘urc Lhcsu diseases are rap-
idly diminishing.
«9‘
On Thursday last a Leavenworth \vc-
mun gave a man an old. batten-d nickcl
for rescuing llt‘l‘ from drowning. 'I‘ln-
mun says tlic iicxt time sll" falls into thi-
_\\‘1lli‘l‘ thc old ilii‘kv-l gt‘t licr bcfurcln-
Simmons his i-lnilu s in :umthcr uttcmpi to
snatch her right from tho brink of tin-
subsmlucmly.
9097 ~ ——
Tlic symptruus of lll‘lllllz: l’ilwurr mm.»
turc, like perspiration. iuicnsc itching.
most at night. seems as if pin worms \vcrc
crawling in or about tlw rcctuiu. The
more you scratch Iliu \an‘sP llicy itch;
very distressing. The private parts are
often ctluctcd. 111:. Sw.\\'.\'s's OINTMEX'I‘
.s tlw most i-tl'ective remedy cxtunt for
this tormenting complaint. (lives rest at
night without that desire to scratch. Also
has no equal in quickly eradicating Tittcr.
Itch. Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Barber‘s
lirh and Pimples. all Scaly. Crusty. Itchy
<«lain Eruptions. Here is the proof: “Cer-
Lainly the best remedy ever used in my
malice." Dr. Cotton. “'uodstm‘k. VL:
" Troubled with Itching Piles for over
:wrnty years. it cured me completely.“ L.
\‘. Slesser. Enileld. Me. Sent for 50 cts.
in 3 ct. stamps). 3 boxes $1.27). By Dr.
dwayne & Sou. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
.111 druggiits.
—* "fir
"If I was as bald as you." said this he
x‘uiith to one of the most prominent citi-
Eel-is of Austin. “i would Wear lung.“
”1 don‘t see why you should ever wear
1 mg.“ was the quiet momma. “on emp—
5y barn don‘t “t‘fll a null..“—T:aixst sift
{is}:
—~— 7 at
“be! use outgrown» we“
“Th-sat you.“
“What is n ’9‘“
“.3. buy.“
“Well. I have he will he u better one
than his father.“
“Thesis, New a cigar
“llou‘t vow it i do.
And be lit nut.
2:.4‘fiaa
Douro W. Irma my need eh! pips.
m piste tests“ the dam
no tethe‘ but a m spy
Is listening there. «stores
The story that l‘m telling you.
Is all about the Queen;
\Ve‘re goln‘ to blow th‘ ould man up.
Wid nitrogm
0. holy mother 2 l’striclr. sure
Ye wouldn‘t do thst same.
i-‘sith would ye blow s womon up.
And you a mun. for shame!
A man. is it shtop your noise.
And hand me that dudeen:
There‘s nought will blow s woman up,
But nitro-glycerene.
—-——-—«o——-—
The Nantucket railroad has s flag-m
man. She does not we {or switches.—
N. Y. Herald. 1! she is like other women
her trains will always be behind—Bos-
ton Bulletin. Bet she knows all about
railing. sud won‘t be tender to the old
mam—Louisville CourierJournal.
Uol. A. “food Herryweather. when:
crerlndy in Scranton. Pt. knows, write.
and says: "I had long Inflated from s de~
rsngement o! the bladder and kidneys; it
had nude my general health very poor. I
also was troubled with severe indigestion;
pills gave me only mmrsry reliet. sud
1W greet anxiety of ninth-s
A and see-
Bm's Iron Bitten J have
Tn: Gm.
Sort sigh the winds, the birds sin low:
Sing sweet and low o'er pli I: love;
The murmurinx breezes stifi move
O‘er the wrinkling rivers‘ mu ed flow.
Wrapped in the twilight‘s de
gloom,
Alone and and on the river‘s em.
I saw the gentian‘s crested stein
Nod to the pale, uncertain moon.
0. flower of God, so free from care;
that stundeth upright in the waste;
)or in nor sorrow. ever cost
A sh ow,-—on thy breast so lair.
’1‘th oerulean lip no stain has seen.
by tilted stem no loss has felt.
Nor on thy heart has ever (lWelt
A wicked hope—n thought unclean.
If my warped nature's downward lu-nt,
Could read a title so clear.
And all this human-hearted fem".
Could lllld in good. efl‘eotual vent:
And purity had wrought her chin go,
lind all my vileness purged aw.iy.
And I as free as glad as they.
Who bloom for God. nor thin it strange;
Ila 1py thoughil Would it were so!
\ ‘ould I could breathe a freer airl
Could drop the burden and the care
That makes my spirit “ beat so low!"
——D. Cums JORDAN.
,,.- .w_,
".iuoihcr pus cavity,“ 118 Jones remark-
ed when he looked at his consumptive
wallet.
ls maulu from u Simplc Tropical Lcnf of
Rnrc Value uud is u POSITIVE “0|"-
(‘dy for all the discuscs that I‘llllrit' pains
in the lmvcr purl of the body-for 'l‘nrpid
Livcr— lIi-uilucbcs—Juuudicc ~l )izzuicss.
(imvvl. Mullu'ui. llllil and :ill dilliculiics of
tho lx'idni-ys. 14l\'t'l'. and Urinary (ll-guns.
Fur l-‘cnlulc I’llt'llflt‘h. Monthly .‘lt'lh
struutinus. and during l’l‘cglmncy. it has
no vqunl. It restores the organs that
nmkc tlw blood. and llt‘nl‘t‘ is ll“? Blood
l'lll‘lllor. It in tho only known remedy
that cures Brlglll’s Discusc. For Din~
lwlvs. use “’urucr's Mill: Illulicu‘s
Cure.
18,”.
al.251ll'l‘lmlllt‘.
market. Try 1!.
II. II. \VAllNl'Ill a: ('11.. llucbostcr. N.
on T 18 OUT
It!
and Preserve
Sull- by llruguisls uud llculcrsnl
burp-st bottlc in tho
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Receipt Boots
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3.
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases of the Throat and Luis.
In diseases of the pol.
monnrv organs a sale
and reliable remedy is
invaluable. Area's
Cusnuv Pscroslr. is
such it remedy. and no
otliorsocminentlymer-
, its the confidence of
tho ubllc. ltisnscl.
coil 0 combination 0!
the medicinal princi-
ples and curative vir-
tues oi the finest drugs,
- chemically united. 0!
such power as to insure
, ,thn greatest possible
.le efficiency and uniform-
PECTOR L ity oi results. ltstrikes
' at the foundation of all
pulmonary dlscnses. alibi-ding prompt relief
and rapid cures. and is adapted to patients oi
any age or either sex. Being very palatable.
the youngcst children take it readily. In
ordinar Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat.
Drone itis. Influenza. Clerm‘man’s
Sore Throat. Asthma. Group. and Ca-
turrh. the effects oi Avsn's Cumun‘ Pnc.
TOIIAL are magical. and multitudes are nu-
nually preserved ivoni serious illness b its
timely und inlthiul use. It should he opt
at hand in every household (or the pro-
lcction it affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping-cough and Consumptlou
there is no other remedy so clllcacmus,
soothing. and helpful.
Low prices uro inducements to try some oi
the many mixtures. or syrups, made 0! cheap
and ineffective ingredients. now oil'erei.
which. us they contain no curative qualities.
can afford only turn ovary relief. and are
sure to deceive 11nd isnppoint the uncut.
Diseases oi the throat and lungs remand
active and effective treatment; and it is dull-
perous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines. from the great liability that
these diseases way. while so trilled with.
bm'oruu deeply svnted or incurable. Use
Avnll's CHERRY l‘ECTOItAL. and you may
conildmuly expect. the best results. It is a
standard mmllcul preparation. of known and
ncknmvlcduod curative power. and is as
cheap us its curciul preparation and fine
ingredients will allow. Emlnvnt physicians.
knowing its composition. prescribe it in their
practice. The lost of bull n century has
proven its absolute certainty to cum all pul-
monary complaints not already beyond thu
rcnch of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Ayer s. 00.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass.
sow sr nu. nnuauim IVltlti'Wullll.
"SOI'TH ‘siiiiivl'ifii '
ill—1571‘ Restaurant!
A lll'l.l\'l.l'3\'. l'lllll'lllli'l'llll
ll:i\'lll"'Illll‘t‘ll‘im'il Ibi-nlunc- rv-Ilnuriuu u! l'lii.lu-~
M. 'l‘m'lu-r. l r1-~pn~v1!ull,:unllv ruilrmirllrmyn-r- and
lhv pubm gvucnllly :lml l~lmll Iti‘l'pll full supply of
Home Made Pastry.
In ilddllluu in ri-mllnr lull o! furc.
NORWALK Oysters 111.111 Styles.
Fruits of an Kinds
IN 'I‘lll'llll SEASON.
llottled Mill: by tho glass. cli-nu and pure.
linrylluu: Frw-h llllll (‘h-nn, (lm- in n cull. Hull!
Rubber Paint
i ~«ll.\r. .
Won the Victory.
And I'Ullllli'lli'tl its cncmii-s t1 llllu‘t‘ {mu-
duvnt imitations in tlm uuu'kcl.
All (irnuinc Rubber I'uiut hours this
trndv-uuu'k.
Sci- lluil ii is on cvvry pilcl‘nuv.
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Elli-TEE l
At G. W. Day’s
PALLISADE Still
50. aBar
At. G e We W98
.«i Large and l‘omplctc stock of
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines.
Fancy Articles,
and such other Articles as are
usually iound in a. first class
Drug Store,
For sale at
1111111111111 Store,
Opp. Post Office,
mum...
Drain Pipe
Terra Cotta,
t
Salt Glazed,
Rochester,
Akron,
“1me
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Fence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewoml
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard “Wood.
Roofing and Sheatllilnu
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Cottage Chamber Suits.
Parlor Suits.
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Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
nitride-top Tomes.
Side-hoards. Book-eases, mu, lbs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Aluminum Pens
Will: are our sole agents for Norwslk ind South Nor-
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throughout Europe; also Departments at Washington.
Boots& Shoes
The Best in the City
“Incons-
h’l‘nese celebrated English l‘uns can now be had g
SEN TINEL OFFICE
They are used in the Government Oiiices and Banks
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 524:
A Full Assortmcut o!
Gonts’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Ladics’ Best French
'Kid Button.
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BROWN’S
87 Main St...
South Morwalk.
Oppositc R. ll. Depot.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
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Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
' Fifes,
And Sheet Music
l’iunns and Organs to Rent. Pianos. Or-
guns and Melodcuns Tuned 11nd Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly lnstnllments.
Old lustrumcuts tnken in Exchange for
Now.
REMOVED T0
Quintard’s, Block,
Opposite Ilorse Railway Depot.
VEGETINE
THE VERY BEST MEDICINE
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one of the best fitted and stocked Stationery
Family on hand.
south Norwalk SENTINEL
SENTINEL BUILDING, 39 Washington Street.
PIIIN TIN II & S'l'A'l'lllNlllIY
The SENTINEL, in connection with its newspaper publishing. In
Stores in the state.
articular attention is given to fine goods, but all grades and con-
Arlaist’ Materials,
The only stock ofAriist’s Materials in the city. whicl is as full
as the demands warrant.
‘ School Books.
. A full lino of the books used in the public schools constantly
on lmndht the lowest'prices.
Job Printing.
The SENTINEI. Job Printing Department is complete. and for
work and style we defy competition. We give good work at
fair prices.
Paper Bags 65 Wrapping Paper
This depntment is well stocked. and orders filled at a very
small profit.
Newspaper Printing.
We are prepared to print news ‘ for other rties than
ourselves. an enable to deliver t e: prowptly geordiug to
agreement, ‘
Orders":
Orders I‘onsnything pertaining to the business. and not in stock
will be filled promptly. 7 .
Minic.
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We have thesgeneyof the lending-music publishers ul‘ lllc
, my, ”silhouette-t notice.
Norwalk Chronicler