lute-pounce.
“looknotupon the wine.“ any: 90‘0“
men. "when it is red. when it givoth his
colorln the cup. when it moveth itself
Mt. At last it biteth like a serpent.
and Mb like an adder. “ But notwith-
Mn: this friendly caution. there are
multitudes who drain the maddening
bowl. and thus bring shame and misery
aotonly upon themselves. but upon their
innocent families and friends. 0! all the
evil: that afflict the human race. there is
none of mt?!“ magnitude. or more “fill!"
spread influence. than that known by the
lane of intompsrsnce. In every quarter
of the globeinhabitrxi by man. the [mati-
lential efiects of this moral (Spas. are but
too plainly seen. In our own country. it
is to be feared that for the last few years
the pernicious evil has been greatly on
the increase. In our larger cities. we meet
a dram shop at almost every step. In the
city“ New York alone there. are. it has
been estimated by thme competent to
judge in the matter. no less than between
six and seven thousand; and now. I say.
tit-there in our own community. they are
hr too numerous. silent, but steadily cx~
«ting their pernicious and demoralizing
influence upon the young mcn belonging
to our families. and gradually tcaching
themthe awful lesson of drunkcnm-s-x
Intemperancc. without doubt. is tlIc
cause of more wretchcdncss and crimc.
than any other that can be nnmul. Wcll
has it been called the prime minister of
M and if war and pestilence liavc slain
their thousands. intemperance has slain
its ton-.0! thousands. Almiut all other
streams of evil. can be traced to their
great fountain head. Take for example.
the crime of murdcr. A vcry lnrgc ma.
jotity of all the cost-s which conu- undcr
our observation. are attributahlc to tho
baletul influence of strong drink. Many
a man has iiubrued his hands with tbc
blood of another while under the influence
0! those vile compounds which are dell
out by the drum seller to his miserable
Vietilna. When in his calmer and sober qu~
meats. he would have shrunk from the
thtion of so foul s «lccd. with thc
an!!!“ horror, \\‘hilc under thc uulu-
once of intoxicating lhpiom nun is not
himself: reason H dethmned. tho inner
passions are musul. and he bunnies capic
able of the must abaudonml wickcducss.
No one posnssal of the least obscrvation
will attempt to deny this. l“.\‘\\l‘}’lm.l}‘
knows that strong drink transforms a man
into a monster. and Instigatcs him to llIc
performance of deeds over which hunIau‘
ity weeps. and hc himsclf when Nason
mm her sway. looks upon only with
the “Natl-st shamc and Ilctestation. The
formation and intlulm‘m‘c of an appetite
for intoxicating bcvcragcs, :Irc Ibo pru-
litic sourc» of ummmlu-r-«l Iii ~ ill‘ul
ho produclhc of llwlllill‘; lzul ‘ilillill' auui
disgrnrc in this wm‘lii. lugcibcr \\‘lIll llu-
loss o? the soul in tho World In (‘nlnix
I! then iulciupcraucc lw w :i'ca! :Iud
y‘Llll
cI‘il. how arc itx ruizxiuh l‘l“l""“ In lm
llVUlllt‘xl' lauswcr L. .‘tlhluilli‘l‘; {full}
the habitual llu‘ cl’ llllI‘VLlI‘nllll: vlrllzki.
and by rclyiu: for :wl upon :l lllglzrl‘ p. w.
or than our on n lieu Iliu mmt I’llilld‘lll
(or tnlcut :md :L‘lilllw ~ \\ lm .lcpcisl. lupun
their own IIII:\.Idc-i :ibilitiw IRI' ”(My
ugninsY ll‘v- \I'Ily I'm and who unluluetl
thc mumltcn l:'. o tint Ilwy w till I: m»
oil their cu. luilu: win-n IlII-y l‘?..l\l‘ —
have filllt‘n \‘iI'lIIui In tlm Ilcsxrny. r‘s purv-
Rou-uoi m- Death.
The following statement of William J.
Goughlin. o! Somerville, Mass“ issore-
markablo that webs: toast forthest-
tention ofour readers. 8e says: “In the
fall of 1876 I was taken with a viom‘r
ammo or run u‘sos followed by a
severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. I was so weak at one
time that 1 could not leave my bed. In
the summer of 1877 I was admitted to the
(‘ity Hospital. \Vhilc there the doctors
said I had a hole in my left lung as big
as a halt dollar. I expended over a bun-
dicd dollars in doctors and medicines. I
was so far gone at one. time a report went
around that I was dead. I gave up hope,
but a friend told me of DR. \VM. HALL‘S
Buss! nut run “was. I laughed at
my friends. thinking that my‘csse was
incurable} but I got a bottle to satisfy
them. when to my surprise and gratifi-
cation. I commenced to feel better. :y
hope. once dead, began to revive. and to-
day I feel in better spirits than I have the
past three years.
I write this hoping you will publish it.
so that every one nfllictcd with Diseased
Lungs. will be induced to take DR. “'31.
HALLS Buss)! ron rm: Lttxos. and be
convinced that Coxsrumox can BE
(‘I'REIL I have taken two bottlcs and can
pasltlvflly say that it has done more good
than all the othe medicines I have taken
since my sickness. My cough has almost
entirely disappeared and Ishall soon be
abli- to go to work.“ Sold by druggists.
——-——-OOO-——-
Jcan lngclow. the poet gives three din-
ners a week to sick poor of London.
.W
The symptoms of Itching Piles are mots~
turc. like perspiration. intense itching,
must at night. seems as if pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch:
very distressing. The private parts are
often cti'ccti-d. DR. wavxn‘s OINTMENT
is the most clIectivo remedy extant for
Illlri tormcnting complaint. (lives rcst at
night without that desire to scratch. Also
has no equal in quickly crzulicutiug Tittcr.
itch. Salt llhI-Iun. Erysipclrw. Barber‘s
llcli and l‘implcs. all Scaly. Crusty. Itchy
Skin Eruptions. llcrc is thc proof: “l‘cr-
thinly thc bcst rcuicdy cvcr used in my
pmticc.“ lir. Cotton. \Voudstock. VL:
“ Troubled with Itching l‘ilcs for ovcr
lwcuty ycah. it cured mc couiplctcly." 1..
S. .\li‘ti'§\‘l‘. Euliclil. .\lc. Scut for no cls.
’m 3i N. stumpw. d boxcs $1 ‘J'I. lly llr.
SWIIyuc i\‘ Sou. Philadelphia. l‘a. Sold by
all druggists.
r ‘v—«r‘
l‘fdwanl ll. Nearing dicd on Friday
morning last. and his funcml was lIII-gcly
:Ittcudcd on Sunday afternoon at ‘2 o‘clock
in lll the lL‘\pllsl l‘luipel. li‘on \Vnt‘lis.
lbw. .\. l . l‘II‘l'I‘c Ollii‘lnllhg. lli‘ pi‘rm‘lunl
:I ~lmrt cxlcmpomiu‘ous sI l‘lllIIll. lllual up-
proprizue to the occasion. his prchuuuary
remarks partaking of tlic philosophicul
:mvl ‘rmautii‘nl. “I'll.” ll.“ ho was fquiL
luuly callcil. scrvcd his country III the
lit-b 'lliun in llu- capacity of 1%! l.Icutcu~
on! «If (‘0. r1. l‘JIb llcu‘. k‘. \'..:uId was :It
nun time. \\'c arc Infortuwl. acting cup-
lnur lll“ rccoril ll“ :I solilxcr Is ll proud
onc. and many :I cottiruilc lt‘SllllI‘r. twiluy
i with :m cll‘cctinuntc Ivar. to his cillcicucy.
lll‘iIYI‘l‘)‘ and uul- Iundcd prolc In his rcgl-
llc I‘vwluuml his [motion Jum l‘J.
Kind hearted and llt‘lH-l‘nlls to u
fault lu‘ pruh‘tl lII< only mu‘my. III llu-
mi-m.
liIl'J.
”r L”: mun. hm“. r ”MM”: (“in “.Ir icr ym‘l ui‘ his lifc llt‘ was a lllwlt‘l of
tho u“ \‘ my ... " 1'5” 1‘" 1”“ “V" i sircnglli null Inuulmml. llc “:15 cut down
ul"””'”'" “1“” r" “ ' Q‘ ’ l“ h ‘ » ‘ln amour ll -:I‘.lI. in Ilu- «list your of his
tattoosanil llt"ll.l‘II: hum n. _. .:l mt . .I‘, a“ “h “and.” “My plawd m the
:\Q‘!3unj d. “TVA-u.” . MN" MN“ E"? l. l'culrul (‘I-Iuc’.‘ l Tim boreuvml fumily
“J0“; “H ““4““ ‘1 l””‘““" "”21 lI.Ivi~tlIc >\'Hl‘l(llll\' of a lurgz“ t‘il‘l'l“ ”I
sound; I l;.:‘. 'l‘t. ‘c‘. . :1 .. 2...»... : ml . l* l ' '... ‘
control and iii. ‘ I.. .l: 7 . :2. .I -. i \n'nv pour siiiiplctons \tlinly cndcavor-
m the Shaun... 1‘1" i-f ..2- do I. it“. .1" 1 lug 1., ,.(.~....i the general level of devotion
Mid $3102; 1649*“ 1: When Il‘v )' P435 ‘~ “~'~ l [Oillll‘ lnmcnicd llcad. arc crying out. for
11113 H all "I‘I‘LIICHIS NIH)" k‘ilil‘v- “V” am 1 lynch la.“ 2..'.\l ltlnll) violancc nud extraor-
L‘rx“;tuf\‘n if Ii..: 3., lllzl’ly“:llt ‘ -~Wl_\“lll‘l § -lIII;.ry Iuctlmls of punishment for (lul—
l‘dnlWl ”“30““ 121‘ -‘ f‘ ‘ 'i "ll “5- 'l L l-.:'i iml this I‘v‘usv
once a"? HIP fu'uh ‘ 'l‘t‘E' 1‘ .ou.» ~'-‘ l 1:. \u » 13:» nations lu‘isoncr. him
of sccotulnatii.. . fl. .1 .. l .11 y h- if ,l -.3 m. A“. 2.!. Brand .\ on h.__
10 break I ll 1: ‘v‘ . ~ I» h ‘- “VF-l i . i.‘ \‘crv ‘:.ml :. 3mm nannnt llllll. l‘I'
thcn l‘ i: "WV“: Roux: l..' .. Vi: . l p .: p“. p“? nu‘nni‘giim .II' ‘u-upln tlicrc is Illil‘t'
idlil"; “l ' '? 1 ' ‘ '- l' l ' TI -‘~'~‘ .l-x'_’l\'1‘llllllIlillliIt"'..'llll‘t‘. Shall wc. who
Infill)" I A7 1" ill ‘ “1'va [lip l.|‘.'\ Kind-Urn It) all lilt‘ “'nl'lu.
confirm. “12% In: 1' . "(no I... l I‘LUI'} that uudcl‘ such i ll'-
CONN. ...< h- '--~A "1'- ‘v‘ "\ - . 1"" ll ‘ .. stnucc; or no incnpziblc of dealing
its 918.»?! \\":i would out until lac -I . “nth the case as becomes us. as bccouus
“CU-"#1 1'3“! u‘! - “' ”M“ ~ 'l""l“U‘l" l our civilization. as becomes our (‘lII'isl-
mot-II tcnrmi than .‘wu‘ . Loin
manly emu: burst :hu‘: ruls that Emmi
him? “'ltc w "ill wart :mti‘. 1‘.
of dclcrium tr :u :i~ {4:4ti‘ll up .:. l... l=:~.. .
lII l'l 3‘4
before resolving t . :Imcti-i' .\lzL~‘ xt u y
the: be for-”Ix: to I ltttc l‘l.-~ Inui': u...)
may thus lx-anz. . ’infw-l» ~. 4:1 l ‘:; i- Him;
"the blackness .ll Ilarkiics- inn in
Let our yum: III-en l>r canard then an
time. I! tf‘v-y would Hut till 31 drunkanl‘s
grave lot lllv‘lll Join the the lam: shop
as they pcsul. :w. l.~ I
them mamtain thcir {rurlt} ‘.l“.\‘"i.lni.
beware of forming by {III llillulli. il in in?
gencc in its lLstl an zipgvctizc I‘ur strung
drink. [40: thcir motto be. "’i‘netc not,
touch not. handle not." Anything sin-r: . I
this will not insure to thorn tii- ~‘t‘l‘ldliof
that they may not a: bust msku uni» oi"
that {wildly large numuer who U't‘flll the
downward road that leads to the gloomy
chambers 0! death. To reject this coumc
may be to die-wand to die eternally for tho
“lord of (lad assures us that no drunkard
can enter the kindoui of heaven.
H
A cablegrsm states that at Bristol. Eng
land, a vessel from Constantinople is dis
charging a cargo of human bones for a lo-
caifertilixer company; and that the re-
mains. arming which arc skulls with hair
still attached and limbs camplctc. an- bo-
lievml to those of tlm Inllcn Iii-’cudcrs of
Henna. thwm-n tlw years 1430301! 1*35
bone—dust manure came into use in Great
Britain and Ireland. and mills were eels!»
“shed in varrou: places {or grinding the
math-rial lrom which it was Inmlr. anon.
however. litn- lionw maria-1 was
scrapvd ham xx lion remorse was had to
toe foreign. ‘lIc tiiszt cxgiloimtiona wcrc
carried out Md! on inc .ontuicnt of l-Lu-
rope. and. naturally. It: Illtbtllt‘al and
nearest battlefield to the sea cmbthntcr-
loo. was pounrwu upon by tlu- lune-spar ~
ulators. in this battle out“) men were
killed on both sides and over half that
number at bur-sea 0! course such a can
asbfield as this furnished manure {or
Frills}! Iurmp~tields fora long period. But
it ya: finally exhoostul. Since then
other battlr‘liolds blue been land under
contribution. and cvcn the tombs of the.
WIN 1i i
v. ‘
slit
‘Ilnl
inilir'
ancient Egyptians romantics}. it is a
W thing to our: human skulls
w out of muscle and upon the dwks
it III United Kinngut. In this way
mawwarrior‘umhd "about
“mos with l dirty shovel “ in tin.
”it of .1 amazon navy
— » 1.0" «-
infuses l. bra.” I
So Benefit
An Indiana newspaper. thus “Wilts: 31-.
M 1‘- ‘Holllerlc o! Fern Indiana. says
that hr 21.36 o‘c- «l “:1“: ~ it?!
Mourns? Ind ”v.9; tawny fi.".“.£~«l’wg
mt imwtk. 9.. tom the Isvrriil‘t'vi
w in 23. m flail, .
ww~;;~_»w .
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whims-mm
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no: as an;
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‘irikiug I'
LIYIII \' i'
l . Inc! and I-xaspcration at (luitcau‘s hid-
‘ 001:4 crimc :uc iucvitablc and proper. but
ll)” .. cmoi ions gain nothing either in force
I)? Illness by Incuziccs of lawlessness. It
‘wctc a thousand fold better that the red-
;liziuilcd “'I't-Il'll should go soot {rec than
i lb.tl \u‘ should bi.- forced to an ncknowb
; .-.l_:.-r.:cnt that wc were not strong enough
to deal With him In a laWflII. dignified
:lllll pr-Ipcr Iashmn «Chicago Ncws.
”,, 7 ——
I i New Jcrsay lady has hau- chht foct
lung. \VhI-u one of those hairs gcts
soiled up in thc bultcr and a fellow gets
hold of onc cm! of it. after it gets in his
1.! ”Jill :In-l gum to pulling it out. the wild
1....:; in in» c; \ l~cforc lIc Iiuislics the Jul)
..~ It caution,
».
“thilc an Idaho girl was sitting under a
trcc waiting for her lover. a grizzly boar
; came along and. approaching from lit“
E llinll. began to hit; her. But .‘llU thought.
it was Tom. and so Just lcancd back and
enjoyed it lzcartily. and murmuredmlight-
er." and it broke the bear all up. and he
went away and hid in the woods (or three
days to get over his shame.
—-—-«~———-
It is said that if a melon be varnished It
will retain all it's good qualities for an in-
definite timc. A person who tried this
‘ method of preservation says that at Christ-
' mas. when the melon was cut. its flavor
and sweetness were equal to those of a
fresh melon.
——-——-ooo-———-
Mrs. Garfield has been presented with
gift-$431.19 Loci no: @t% uthepro-
ceeds o! the subscriptions to the Presi-
dent's family. .
It is not agood practice for ayoung
girl to marry a man belore she becomes
well acquainted with him. There may be
a. great deal about the follow it is best to
know bolorehand.
An exchange speaks of a new fashion
in gsittorgirls, butastmllalongdomoot
streets in the soft summer twilight will
convince any one that the old gate has a
tenacious grip on the public tavor.
MOW
Tbere'uawceklysaloin Parisoftoads,
which are brought in cash filled With
damp moss. One hundred good toads are
worth from 815 to 817. Three are bought
for gardens.
W
New: trust to appearances: It is the
prosperous dentist that loot.- mmt down
in the mouth. '
6......—
stand upon their
FOG‘,
whether man or m. are often tmrbled
; e In minus Iain: an: Wid‘a’fli‘ifii‘ in the
l h..= 3.. 1.31;; an; ~1~I parts of the body.
; It has been prom-w beyond a doubt. how»
. own who Warner‘s safe Kidney an
: “vaginal- sou-toss Nun!- these
W" ‘ g '3 7
W
I'm-son- who
Mica! mantle. «the
Catechism.
Not long ago a bright little girl in the
Sunday school of St. Luke, M II,
New Jersey. who was in the Calvary Cat-
echism class. taught by Miss S , and
evidently had reached the bottom facts of
the lesson—the creation of man out o! the
dust of the earth—came running home to
her mother, overtull of confidence in the
Scripture theory and her own reflective
conclusions. and exclaimed:
“0h. mother.I know it is all so. all true
what the catechism said about Adam‘s be-
ing made out of the dust of the ear! lI—I
know it is l"
"\Vhy r‘
“Becase I saw Aunt Emma wlIiI ”ratio
and I saw the dust fly out of her. I know
it is 30.“
Little Gracie had been playing with
ashes—Editor‘s Drawer I‘ n Harper‘s Mag-
azine for October.
———«O——-
The earth weighs 13.099.872.000,000,0(X).-
000 pounds. more or less. and yet some
men think they are holding it out at arm‘s
length.
———-—oo>a‘ ——
(ion. Gordon of Georgia, has recently
sold a large track of coal lands in Alabama
for enough money to make him a very
wealthy man.
Is qudc from a Simple Tropical Loni of
Rarc \‘nluc and is o I'0§I'I‘I\'E Rom.
NI ‘ for all the diseases that cause pains
in l Ic lowcr part of the body—for 'l‘orpiil
l.i\'er- llcudnchcs ~Juundice ——lliu.iucs~.
(iron-i. Malaria. and and all Ilitliculties of
thc Kuhn-ya. birch. and l'rinury Uranus.
For Female Diseases. Monthly Men-
strualious. and dining Pregnancy. it has
no cqunl. lt riotous: tho organs that
llhlh‘!‘ tho blood. and hcncc Is the Blood
I'tll‘illt‘r. It Is tlIc only known remedy
that I‘lll‘vs‘ Brlalu‘s Illa-case. For lhn~
lN‘Il‘r‘. usc “‘nrncr‘s nul‘c Diabetes
Curr.
Fur hair l-_\
fil.‘3.i ln‘l‘ lmlllc.
murkcl Try It.
ll. ll WARNER iv I‘u.. liochcslcr. N. V.
EUT THIS OUT
and Preserve It!
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i
Is a compound ol the virtues ot snrsaparll.
la. stillingla. mandrake. yellow dock. with
the iodide 01 potash and iron. all powerful
blood~mnkinm blood-cleansing. and lite-sus-
taining clements. It is the purest. safest.
and most cll‘ccmnl nltcratlvo incdiciuo
known or available to tho public. The sci-
ences ol Incdiciue and chemistry have never
produced so valuable a remedy. nor am) so
potent to cure all diseases resulting trom
impure blood It cures Scrolula and
all scrotulous diseases. Er 'slpolas,
Rose, or St. Anthony‘s Fire, lm lea
and Face-grime. Pustulos, Blotc es.
Bails Tumors. Tetter. Humors,
Salt hheum, Sonia-bend. Rina-worm.
Ulcel‘s.Sores. Rheumatism. Mercurial
Disease, Nournlgln. Female “leak-
nosses and “regularities, Jaundlce,
Attractions or the Liver. Dyspe sla,
Emaclatlon. and General Debll ty.
By its searching and cleansing qualities
lt purges out the foul corruptiuus which
contaminate the blood and cause derange-
ment and decay. It stimulates and enlivens
the vital lunctions. iromotes enertrv and
strength. restores ant preserves benltbmnd
infuses new life and vigor throughout the
whole system. No sufferer irom any dis-
case which arises from impurity o! the
blood need despair who wil give Ai'stt's
SAIISAI‘AIIILLA a lair trial.
It is lolly to experiment with the numer-
ous low- riccd mixtures. at cheap materials.
and wit out medicinal virtues, ofiered as
blood-purifiers. while disease becomes more
firmly seated. AYER'S Sansaraaitu is a
medicine 01. such concentrator! curative
power. that It is by far the best. cheapest.
and most reliable blood-purifier known.
Physicians know its com sition. and [mu
scribe it. It has been wi ely used lor [any
years. and has won the unqualified conti-
Ilouce ul millions whom it has lienelitod.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 8:. Co..
l‘raetlcnl and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mats.
lull ln‘ ALI. nnuuuurs EVERYWHERE-
“sac-mi NURWALK
DEPOT Bestaurani!
.\ lll‘l.l\l.22\' l‘llHl‘lilll'l‘Ull
llzui lL:pllnllilttll|l1“l|‘It\\‘ l‘t"l.llll‘:ll\l of l I .I A
.\l. 'l‘In ‘sri. l Imimmt‘ullz- mml‘y luilnnI-l IraIcIm» .IInl
lhc publu “n‘ucully :lul l~luill nwpn full dippi) .;
Home Made Pastry.
In :ulIlJIIIIi lo ungular hut
NURWALK Oysters in all Styles.
Fruits at an Kinds
IN 'l‘llElli hli.\§0.\
llolllml Milk by IlIc glass. vb .III and puIc.
III Luv
l‘xxrxruuzu rinh :II.«l1‘n Hi It \I ~.- r... x .r
Rubber Paint
.- ll.v\.~.
Won the Victory.
.\I'Il wimp. llcl li‘ l‘nl‘llllI‘r 1-» place frulr
lllll‘lll Illl Indium lll llu‘ lllilllw'l.
lilll'lxvl'
l’.nIIl incurs this
All lichuiuc
ll‘iIIlc-Ium'l‘.
Sm- ll.ul u lll on cI'cry parlour.
‘.
list” Rfilil‘lfifl an lmmsnsu
l
I
My ll uuvc :IIIIl yuu \\'ll‘ Ii~u luv uxliv-r An I unu-
; l‘II‘L >\I 9“ LT
' J 11 PI 35’“ " °
l O n a. . g. PPIS
At G. W. Day’s
Slflflk
FUR Till". Sl‘lllNli TRADE.
Fill”. HF W ‘.\lll2\‘l. l‘!‘\ .Nllililil‘
26 6%
For it Pound of Good
MITRE l
_--m-”o
Drain Pipe
Tor '3. Gotta,
Stilt U luzod,
Rochester,
Akron,
«nun—v ,-
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
WEN Bros.
AND
[UMBER
SHINGLES.
.\ll lirauula :lllIl Prisms.
LATH
lll‘lS‘l‘ li.\ Nlillli‘.
Fence Railing
and Packets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewooif
and Maple.
And all Kinds of lllll‘ll Wood.
and SlIcaIilIiIIu'
l’u pcr.
Ijgnry R. Fitch.
1881.m 1881.
N EW GOODS
In. II
Furniture
Roofing
Aluminum Pens
«So an: out rolc agents for Nurwalk and South Nor
I. k.
throughout Europe; also Departments at Washington.
Boots& Shoes
The Best. in the City
JACOB‘S
u'I‘ncso colcbrnted liuulish I‘cus can now he had a
SEN TINEL OFFICE
Tlicy are used in the thn‘crntnent ()fllccs and Banks
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.
524:1:
.\ Full .\s.~.urlnu~ul (If
a
Gout." Low Sboos.
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Lullil‘s’ licsl. lI‘I'cIII‘lI
Kill lluiiem.
BROWN’S
A7 Main St...
Uppmuc h‘. li. llcpul. South Morwalk.
J. M. POTTER,
IN
ll l“. .\ 1. li R
Fifes,
And Sheet M usio
l’I:II.u:~ .iml ('l‘hiilln In llcul. l'iunos. 0r-
u’uns .‘lilli .\l .I-rl. .I:I-‘ 'l‘IwnI :illii llv-puirl‘d.
Illhll‘lllllt‘lllu .ulvi on Monthly lu-dullmcnts.
(Ill inc.“ i:,\.lllilllg‘\‘ for
Ni \I.
.I. lilh lulwl:
III
ix’ l'l M I l \' l5. ll T 0
Quintard’s Block,
()pposilc llorsc Railway Depot.
Ware Rooms :
-->"QOO
‘i'I-Iw-Avug IIIIIII- :ic-I nu-I IlcsImblc 'IUIHIJI‘ Iul'luIlIIIg
:I III
New lfiai'ternss
l? Ill 'l‘lllv.
Spar 'Ix -. ;
-—--—- 90> “-m
"‘L ‘ ,.
..I 33“
Just up. lll‘ll II lllll I‘m 0'
Walnut: Chamber- Suits.
iiillll ”iii
L
50. a. Bar
At G. VV. Y)uy’s
A Largo and (‘omplctu stock of
DR UGS,
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines.
Fancy Articles,
and such other Articles as are
usually iound in afirst class
Brug Store,
For sale at
P Installs Drug Slam,
Opp. Post Oflice,
Booklets-milk. -
I _ .
iCottuge Chamber Suns. ‘
1373:? xii? :L-uits.
Setting and Dining,-
room Suits.
All the best make and new Imuurus.
-w..<>""
\Im a largo lln. . l
£51.ch hall‘s Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
fion‘s’ and Ltl‘di%’ Writing
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
‘4 Side-boards, Book-oases, dim, ate.
——...—-—
tuckiu l or than ever before in Nut-walk.
lxgohduwwlfiiiaht fur the very lowest market
ossandd oouu-ctltlun. You willravo money
trading wi me. get letter math and a larger as-
‘ some”.
he Gretesl Inherent: ever
(lined.
'lm‘l tail to vial on
WELOBKWMD.
33 Main St":
C CONN .
is“
c-«s’i‘liiE
.. - is
THE VERY ’sEsr MEDICINE
" ton-
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
.\‘r\\ I IN, N. ll . March 27.1577.
“II;\ )~..‘i --
lllll"‘ uiul‘i‘ I huh-o the pen to praise
f I :w II“ - \‘Q'I‘ 'lll“. \Vliell I luv
'- P'Isi ' ‘
niv (nu-I light it was a
. \ Iulll mu sulisldc. loav-
... ‘l‘lu lel'll: that Home
or In» Ii-snmunlnl which I wrote
um llllilk tho \ulne. I write once
'll.t-l'\ on that pnlul. Since I bu-
ll» ll ll
[‘14.] .M:
m w In .. \‘I-u-mw. Itllllnsl [\VO ycnrs ago. I
I in .. l. .l~z~..l*1yunt_llthc Irescut Iluio.at
. .. I l «n Hymn my tortucr It'llllll..’illll(‘0lls
‘l'1rll
.I.-.l Iiy ‘. «mi-zinc. 'l‘u'oycara ago
'illl wil be .III' ”In luau
iii 'n‘ <l;-'It H II' Ia. and
. ll.-, 1]" an .l ~ (If lhrt
l‘licv Shit, I It?
numpiiou. hen t
anally l'nlul. nud
v'll .u a last resort.
' In I:I.it I owe Iuv
nil in improve.
us» and "lld the
In lisvu lN't'Il 11y:~
also Iiml tlml live
l\. :i-'.~ will-cm nf tho
' I" I p.u;v--rl_v dl-
mm u poisonous.
'Ilu lln‘ llllllllli
mono .
{‘llll Na
I. I.. v I - m o In
Hum or linen“ >:I ii In
[I I .III' ~ .. ’l li'bl in .~.'. or. ind Jar) ll.
Iiul ill .I. ll v of my onpiulutu won. and fluid it
In 1w Ill" vmxv Imnt llldillL‘lnhl'Xbflllh for hymn»
.IuI ur [Inliun‘I-uu. mm of. the u‘mlllolnvl 01
\"lln'll ls II<n..-.II\- llw null-d that you have some
from “mum.- Honda. I am well known In the
inwm nl' Ianu‘oown, ‘Vlltu‘r‘. llllll Newton oi
‘ . 1nd can (Ilrnlalt ll'I undenb
of fill T ~m-so .«' I'vtueuts
wcl‘ n w i-Ittura I Inpllry
\~ ~ .. ".i» I . -Ii' .'.v.<
. ium ll ~I .'
I J. ' ' .BECK
ll -~‘- .\ k ‘ ‘ ‘« trill-Ia
I .. .. (Ml rum! irlJ.
to m. ”mo-is n cerium and speedy cure of Dyl-
ptpltn wnl lluilow m use.
A 8 T H M A . '
l’utunxaruu. l'.\.
Ila. ll. It. Srnvm‘o
1m.» .wa~.~1-\Ir um last fifteen {earmdurlm
llzu quullui of May and June. have been
- dim wl with what we dtwlcn called Adlai“;
’ . h'lli-Ql‘lllg me misera-
.i..- m Ll~ai I dreaded its cumin..- on. lwaa
rccuxuuieudal to um- V‘e tine. I took two but
a“. “*7.“ our“. ‘ manic" In”
re re ov . m m e I
’ .Ia‘o‘u‘. nanux‘diut
we limit at. initial
\‘nuirrlua bu minted thuumnoaw lulu.
who but been mug and when animals.
llElifiillE
FOB
leples and Eruptions
of the Skin.
ll. ll. uravnxs; e ‘
My tumult-‘1‘ has nswi yrur VI luablo medians.
“ \‘ogcuuefi' {or $4!” an 5‘: t
ski... and has Mud of manner“.
I can Mmtmeud lt III com n
one at. Ixfl. BnionQdIi-Mlaicu .
P l M P L E 8
AND
Humor-s on the Face.
In this condition or the skin the Vmarrml
;. w: Imus calmly. as it so“ Iilxisal‘gopnn the
u} and. l. cleaners and purl o- n blood.
ibcwhy musing hunt“! to (1%". It, Ia‘
n-ruiil treatment all linunrl
\‘mm‘ts‘y clvos n (and to
*‘trmnn-Irunm'. .&
not am. 23w is ' ’
hear morph “not I
.- u...
- room
mm ,
‘u no. \‘cry duuron~ ll
South Norwalk SENTINEL
SENTINEL BUILDING, 39 Washington Street.
PRINTING & STATIONERY
The SESTIXEL. in connection with its newspaper publishing. I.
one of the best fitted and stocked Stationery Stores in the stale.
articular attention is given to fine goods. but all grades and con-
Pnutly on hand.
Ar
_.._L
sist’ Materials,
\
'l‘lIc oIIlv stock oi‘AI‘Iisl's Materials in the city. whirl is as full
as the dcnmnds warrant.
*‘School Books.
A full line of the books used in the public schools Constantly
0n handful ilIc lowest'priccs.
Job Printing.
The SENTINEL Job Printing Department is complete. and for
WUI'K and style we defy competition. We give good work at
fair prices. ‘
Paper Bags & Wrapping Paper
'l‘lll:(lelll‘llllClll is v.'cll stocked. and orders filled at a very
small profit.
Newspaper Printing.
We are pre JilI‘Ed to print newspapers: for other parties UNI
ourselves. an are able to deliver t em promptly according to
agreement.
' van
Orders. ;
‘
Orders fonanythiug pertaining to iheibusinet-s, and nu in H! ck
will be filled promptly.
Norwalk Chronicler