,‘x ‘,,“¢ ' ’
Veto-day, Doe-her II. "II.
fprlcssat whichtheynmycnwill
convinced theyde sakhnnssase business.
“3““ a”! “keep mine” for fanned
EHRIsiMA‘S 1- Teenage.- ....
ofthe Borough can supply you. He al-
ways has on hand samples of the finest
cloths, and he will insure a perfect fit and
full satisfaction.
s. a. new a co.
Of Nor-walk give an imposing display of
Holiday Presents and
where to get them !
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pers. Cinderellaafections of the mucous
benelf, when
worn out
the bit. Morr‘s Ltvxn PILLS are thebes
l‘Cathartic Regulators.
”w—
An Indiana woman has killed twenty
snakes which she found in one spot enjoy-
ing the warm sunshine. If Adam had
only bad that kind of a wife! But some
how the Garden of Eden had to be placed
on the wrong side of the Indiana line.—
[Boston Post.
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Thollllghcst Bank.
Made from harmless materials. and
adapted to the needs of fading and falling
hair. Parker‘s Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable
hair restorative.
-—.>——
A plumber Went forth to plumb
To a klngly palace by the way.
And when his half day‘s work was done
Presented his bill without delay.
The king bought forth his bags of gold,
His diamonds and his jeweled crown.
The plumber credit gave for them,
And took s mortgage on the throne.
[Brooklyn Eagle.
WW
Death to rats, mice, roaches and ants
Pansoxs‘ Exrsnnxsaroa. Barns, grana-
ries and households cleared in a single
night. No fear of bad smells. Best and
cheapest virmin killer in the world. Sold
everywhere.
We do not imagine that our readers are
ignorant of the names or branches of bus-
iness handled by our leading mercantile
Grins—a glance at our advertising columns
at any time during the past year would ,
have informed them on that p1:1int—-buy,.3,';‘t
thh mason of the year they are sogymdo to
oonntcfthem.
M m" .R' loggerheads concerning
“a!“ this contraction in the size
N "fi' Some insist that men have their
0! cut shorter than was formerly the
’fashion, and thus smaller hats are needed.
but other batters object to that. saying
that it is not a sufficient explanation. in-
asmuch as no common shock of hair
when out off will allow the wearer to fit a
hat a whole size smaller to his head. Be-
sides. it is argued that when a man has
his hair out to a fighting length he
wants his hat looser than before, because
if it fits him closely it hurts him.
It is suggested that the mode of wear-
ing bats has changed of late and that the
present fashion admits of a smaller size.
flats are worn down over the eyebrows
and far up on the back of the head. but
cannot be said to fit it. Long ago all hate
had a cloth patch sewn on the under side
of the brim at the back that the shirt col-
lar as it rubbed on the hat would not be
coiled. Thirty~flve years ago. especially
in England. that was the universal cus-
tom. But this theory. as it advanced in
England, is also denied by many batters
in London and Bristol. They say that
the change from larger to smaller hats has
taken place within twenty-five years. and
in that time the fashion in wearing hats
has not greatly changed. In some cases
the objectors admit the wearing the hat
on the top of the head might account for
the diflerence in the size of the hat. but
in the majority of wearers.it is claimed,
especially in the douche cephalic shaped
head. it will be found that it requires
quite as large a hat when worn on the
back of the head as when worn on the
”P
In England. where the discussion is
much more active than in this country.
it is mooted whether it is the brain or the
cranium which is diminishing. ln sup
port of the theory that it is the brain
which is becoming smaller. an ingenious
_ hatter remembers that there have been
i, within) twenty~live years an accession to
‘ the hat wearing community of a large
number of small‘hcaded persons. such as
clerks and shopkeepers, who formerly
never were hats whereas a large number
who formerly were still hats, such as clot:
gymen. now wear soft felt hats.
It is only very recently that American
batters have noticed that the sizes of
fashionable hats. especially the low-
crowned Derby hats, are demanded in the
smaller sixes. The oldest practical hatter
in Dnnlap‘s manufactory accounts for the
small rises by the shape of the crown.
which is so flat that it will not allow the
wearer to pull his hat about his ears as he
once did. Knox says that he makes to
order now for a clerk in Fulton street the
largest hat he has ever built. It is s}
else. For a Quaker in California he
makes every year a hat number Si. The
hat block on which Daniel Webster‘s but
was made is in the possession of Balch.
Price & Co. of Brooklyn. The following
table gives the sixes of the hats worn by
some eminent men in this country and in
England. The English hats are one size
smaller than the American, i. e.. an Amen
ican bat, sine 7Q would be called a 7i sise
«>m
D'utch potatoes from Holland are being
largely imported into New York. A bag
of these esculents worth $3.50, weighs 155
pounds. and is about equal to the ordinary
barrel of two and a half bushels. They
have been importedginto New York for
some years. but this year more largely
than ever. Holland has a reputation for
the unequaled quanity of her potatoes.
She is as famous in this as in the cultiva-
tion of the tulip. hyacinth, and crocus.
-—~——Qo9———~—-
A pure. wholesome distillation of \VllCll
hazel. American pine. Canada lir, mari-
gold, clover blossoms. eto., fragrant with
the healing essences of balsam and of pine.
Such is Sanford‘s Radical Cure for Catarrh,
complete treatment for $1.00.
MOM
The Colorado Springs (001.) Gazette says:
A split onedollar bill was presented at the
first National bank but the cashier de-
clined to take it. It was subsequently as~
certained that the other half of the bill
had been passed on Conant & Thedings.
Mr. J. I". Humphrey. the cashier of the
hint National bank. purchased the half
passed on Conant d: Tbcdings. and it was
found that the two exactly matched. It
is the first instance known of a one dol-
lar bill,. or in fact a fibre of any deucmh
nation. being split. The facts of the case
will be made known to the comptroller of
currency.
W—
Qulck and Euro.
Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength. feeling that
they are steadily sinking into their graves,
when by using Parker‘s Ginger Tonic they
would find a cure commencing uith the
first dose, and vitality and strength quick-
ly and surely coming back to them.
w
No people in the world know better how
to utilize ourgreat men. time and occa-
sion cutting no sort of figure in the opera-
tion, than we Yankees. Thus. at the
New England dinner in New York an en-
terprlsing guest sent up his menu to the
president, who was present, with a re-
fit}: Engl:::d. s Hem-inc.- u: “‘33“ 7 guest that he should write his name. upon
0..., 6.“. : , inflame.“ I it. The utilitarian idea took like wildfire
‘13:?" 3'3““ 7% .figfl'gfiém '7: and the president was kept as busily en-
ma Garfildn 3:2 ,hogg'g'hclulford 91,; gaged signing documents as he usually is
heck ll. Brute! rig Thackeray at; at the close of a session of congress. But
3-!“ xhficw 5;: Egzjaggye“ 3:: was it really the'tliiug, this Yankee trick
hvldeut cm. can.“ 3:331“ 1333mm. .3.“ of making the distinguished guest of the
forefathers‘ feast pay for his dinner, as
——‘*0—-- the Irishman did for his passage on the
In“ lentlncl's 08hr. canal-boat. by helping to tow the craft?
An Encam- esooo Lunar lnrnovnc W
more stxso Macaw: m
an oxvxx await.
An Enthusiastic Endorsement.
German. N. H., July 14. 1879.
vars~Whoever you are, I don‘t know;
but I thank the Lord and feel grateful to
you to know that in this world of adulter-
ated medicines there is one compound
that proves and does all it advertises to do.
and more. Four years ago I had a slight
shock of palsy, which unnerved me to
such an extent that the least excitement
would make me shake like the agar. Last
May I was induced to try Hop Bitters. I
used one bottle. but did not see any
change: another did so change my nerves
that they are new its steady as they ever
were. I used to take both hands to write.
but now my good right hand writes this.
Now. if you continue to manufacture as
honest and good an article as you do. you
will accumulate an honest fortune and
con fer the greatest blessing on your fellow.
men that was ever conferred on mankind.
mum.
—-——osw-——-
Professor Doremusof New York makes
frequent visits to Bridgeport in the inter-
carefully
marina BI!-
Quesa, whlehh
Each person who shall. on or before
Friday. March. 8d, subscribe for the SEN-
mat. for one year. paying the subscripc
lion price of ”.00 in advance. will be en-
titled to a receipt therefor. on which re-
ceipt is a printed number. The book from
which this receipt is given will be closed
at in o'clock on the afternoon of Friday
larch ”.1888. and on Saturday, March
«it at ll o‘clock. a. m.. the drawing.
which shall decide who is entitled to the
preset“ we propose to give. will take
place. The plan of the drawing is simple
aadcsnnot be otherwise than equi’able.
Wu shall. at the time mentioned. have
”in. house. which can be sssnst Innl‘Jarsbsemnsofthedirsotorsef
It“ theeompaay.wbogsvethefellnwlupsb
Miammmdose which soaalsxpsrlsncs: “A title overs year
k, Wh.':m~ our gift.
expended in setting upmen of straw and
knocking them down. Ystthis isdone so
sdroitly that the article can not fail ‘ “
much harm. The North A
wrong to publish it. It givgg'
derer of Christianity a mi. Restorer .
It may employ so
ply-
But is it
SANTA mus NEARATHAND m .1...“ “a dip”... 3., pm..." :‘lell immediately free the head
- . need go unsatisfied. Rubber goods are a ,, all dandruff, "“0" 8"! hair to
@00le- Hand made kid boo“ at W its natural oolorand produceanew irrowth
Into the Little rouse ,0,“ mm or the when it has fallen oi!- Itdoes v . in any
floppy I I'll. Larges- The windows of ..c. manner aflect the health, which R .lphur,
0". ”1‘”. n. s. snows Sugar of Lead, Nitrate of ailVi‘l prepare
——-——‘.--——. Of this city show a Chi SN“! cures Ca- "one have done. It will changi light or
faded hair in a few days to a beautiful,
glossy brow. Ask your druggist for it.
Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crit-
tenton, New York. and George 0. Good-
win a 00., Boston. Wholesale Agents.
508 ly.
H,"—
When a dishonest young man steals
counterfeit money from his employer, be
is not expected to make it good.
W
Little Johnie writes to know if therears
some hen cows that lay the cans of con-
densed milk, and if so. where they get the
cans from. Condensed milk. Johnnie, is
the product of kine that are put to pas-
tue with belle about their necks, and the
cans are made from the tintinnabulation
of the bells.—[Rome Sentinel.
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For Colds. Coughs. Bronchitis and all
affections of the Lungs. take Ayer‘e Cher-
ry Pectoral.
Fronds says, “We cannot live on proba-
bilities.“ The probability is that we can-
not. but they are the first thing a man
goes for every morning, after taking up
his paper.-—fLowcll Citizen.
“Or-fl
The symptoms of itching Piles are mots
ture. like perspiration. intense itching.
most 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 effected. DR. Swu'ns‘s minutes?
is the most effective remedy extant for
this tormenting complaint. Gives rest at
night without that desire to scratch. Also
has no equal in quickly eradicating Tittcr.
Itch. Salt Rheum. Erysipclas, Barber‘s
Itch and Pimples. all Soaly. Crusty. Itchy
Skin Eruptions. Here is the proof: “(Jen
tainly the best remedy ever used in my
pratice." Dr. Cotton. \Voodstock. \‘t.;
“ Troubled with Itching l’llcs for over
twenty years. it cured me completely.“ L.
S. Mower. Enlicld. Me. Sent for 50 cts.
(in 3 cl. stamps). 3 boxes $1.25. By Dr.
Sway-no & Son. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
all druggists.
-—-M ~on
The earnings of the New York and New
England railroad for the third week of Don
ceniber were $61,635. against 851,245 for
the stone weeku year ago-11 gain of 20
per cent.
v..__ .. 7m, .
- Amputatiorlol: The Leg.“
The Old l-‘amlly Plivslvlnn at Fault
or. David Kcncdy tho Successful
Surgeon.
Money is the universal necessity. and
none but a cynic or or a fool \voul allcct
to despise it. Mr. Abram Ellsworth. of
Port hwon. Ulster Uountv. New York.
had realised this truth. is disease in-
volved the whole of his thigh-bone. and
the suffering man looked forward. not
without an apparent reason. to death as
his onlv deliverer. ills family physician
refus to amputate the limo—asserting
that the operation would kill the patient
on the spot. Dr. David Kennedy. of
Rondout. N. Y.. who was consulted,
held adifiereut opinion. and amputated
the limb. The Doctor then administered
freelv his great blood Specific FAVORITE
REMEDY to afford tone and stren th to
the fystom. revcnt the return of t e di-
sease. and r. Ellsworth reliiains to this
day in the bloom of health. The gentle-
man‘sdisense was the nllsprint: of foul
bland. and Kt‘nnwiy‘s‘ FAVORITE RE. ~
EDY purified the bluml and restored to
him the power once more to enjoy his
life. Are you suffering from any disease
traceable to the same cause? Try Favor-
ite Remedy. Your dl‘uggist has it. ONE
DOLLAR a bottle. Bear in mind the pro-
prietor‘s llllllll‘ and address; Dr. David
KENNEDY. liondout. New York.
asioriam..-
35 cents. A M} their,"
rcmcdy for sleepless and :zntabl
Children. The Recipe of Old ‘ ‘.
l’ilrhcr. Free from Morphine. ”no
not Narcotic. Formula publishci
with col-h bottle. For Flamlcncy,
nssimiluting the food, Sour Stomach,
Furorishncss, Worms. and Disor-
dcrml liowcls. Castorin has the larg-
cst 5:11.: of any article dispensed by
llruggists.
.‘ , --
WeiDe Meyer
I.“ he
“uni“i‘éma' "~".rrr
anon with «as 3.3.
washable by the sand
pENTAUR
lijtiment.
rows-ts).
The most
“1!
Penetrating
' t from all others. It
, ter. and. as its name indi-
W“ “IL-Y'perfect Vegetable Hair Restor-
Terra Gotta, ‘
Salt Glazed,
Rochester,
Akron,
——-AND—
Cement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
—-A’l‘-—
Raymond Bros.
TIMBER
AND
LUMBER
--.——————-———.—___.
SHIN GLES.
All Brands and Prices.
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
and Piokets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard Wood.
llooflug mid“
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
1331. 1881.
N E W GOODS
llHlKWOllll’S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
Shoutliius
"Throwing daily new and desirable goods including
a its
New Patterns
FOR THE
Sprlng Trade
Just opened a line line of
Walnut. Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Parlor Suits.
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the best make and new patterns.
Alena large line of
Fancy Chairs Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
Gents’ and Ladies’ Writing
‘Ilssks i
Ladies Work Tables. Library“ a
larbledep Tables.
Side-hoards. nook-eases. he, he.
lye is ‘tkan wagers
gains...
in retail 111nm , em
”Nut“. .
lad
savers
alleges-“s?-
..v;
.. ..._. _; it 1. 1111‘
Cabinet Organs,
Banjos, Drums,
And Sheet Music
guns and liclmiwou’s ‘l‘uueii and Repaired.
Instruments sold on ill .mlily lustullments.
Old Instruments ti‘wu in Exchange for
New.
1181111111111 PllllEl‘llli
"seen.
My :1
Harper's Magazine.
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varied. always .nlwa im vln .“—
Cummhancrs loam ,- pro 8
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perl cal in the world. begins its a xty-fonrth volume
with the December Number It represents what is
best in American literature and art: and its marked
success in England—where it has already a client»
tlon rthen that of any English msgsslne of the
same as brought into its sech the most
eminent writers and nrtlsla or Great Britain. The
forthcomln Volumes for less will in every respect
surpass the r predecessors.
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r volume. Single volumes. by mail. pow
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« Fifes, '
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imam BY TELEPHONE.
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STATIGN llY
\
The Shannan, in connection with its‘newspaper publishing. %
no of the best fitted and stocked Stationery btores 1n the state.
0articular attention is given to fine goods, but all grades and con
'st’ Materials,
The only stock of Artist’s Materials in the city. whm is as full
Schoo -~BoOks_.
A Full line of the books used in the public schools constantly
Job Printing.
The SENTINEL Job Printing Department is complete, and for
work and style we defy competition.
We give good work at
Paper Bags & Wrapping Paper'
This department is well stocked, and orders filled at a very
Orders.
Orders l‘or.auytlii11gpertaining toflbeLbusinessland not in stock
Music.
of the leading music publishers or the
country and can supply any publiclation at the snortest notice.
eet music on and.l
A
Boots& Shoes
The Best, in the City
A Full Assortment of
Gents" Low Shoes.
Button and «Congress
Gaiters.
Ladies’ Best French
Kid Button.
BR o—v—v‘N's
av ‘rsain St...
Opposite R. R. Depot. South Moi-walk
Hi Blflflllfllllfifl
lumber 3
V lard
t
Rubber Paint
———nas - _.
Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to place frau-
ducnt llllllilUOllS in the market.
All Genuine Rubber Paint bears this
trade-mark.
W See that it is on every package.
ve
Just 111111111 an Immense
‘ 11111
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Try it once and you will use no other. All Colors.
FOR SALE or
John H. Ferris
roor or wasnnvo'mn crass-r.
3%.. G V“ .m°m' snags;
wwwk'éis'am" ‘ ci-
GARFIELD
égmwnemr r “we: ‘
an. beggars was.
$353: imufi 31E“? “I
nu... x‘. a. near, wt wag'rfi
w James W. ceiling?
dis
‘c‘ t: 1.5%
Ayer’s
Haith'gor,
FOR RESTOBINB GRAY "All! To ITS
NATURAL VITALITV AND 601.03.
2
Ir is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual. for
preserving the hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth, failed
or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich
brown, or deep black. as may be desired.
By its use thin hair is thickened, and
baldness often though not always cured
It checks falling of the hair llllliit‘lll-lfi
atcly, and causes a new growth in all
cases where the glands are not decayed .
while to brashy, weak, or otherwise
diseased hair, it imparts vitality and
strength. and renders it pliable.
3».
< N.
‘95».
The Vtoon cleanses the scalp, cum:
and prevents the formation of dandruff;
and, by its cooling, stimulating. and
soothing properties, it heals most if not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp. keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, under which conditions diseases
of the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies‘ Hair
The Vines is incomparable. It is color-
less. contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not sell white cambric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as an article for the toilet it is economi-
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
PREPARED BY 03. l. c. AYER 81. (:0.
fraction! and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass.
scan I! au. naveexsrs xvxn‘rwnxas.
JOHN H. SMITH
FLORIST,
1:14:37 swnmnw.
SOUTH NORWALK.
nor BITTERS.
(A Medicine. not a III-lab)
contains
Hons. nl‘cnt‘. 3153103483.
naxnnuos.
' Ash fur Y'rnts'r' \h‘h lire? .‘lllllf‘ALQUAu'
2 1 he or au— oiuxs Illness.
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‘ 1 AW VWv-m-s of the-Stomach. Bowen. mood.
" l.» « x. l.1.l\.r\'s.nnd [.‘rinnryumunasfir.
\ousucsai .‘lu‘vlcsancsaalld capers
'euialc Complaints.
‘5 l 000 IN GOLD.
u‘i‘i M mid for a easethcy will not cure or
1.. 3p. or for anything impure orituurioua
found in tin-m.
: e v.w- :lrupcirl for lien Fillers-end P!
., 1;. more you sleep. Take an other.
gum sweats! inter-in- for
ctr-,9."
21. . e113
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: :.::.i.e;.uesa. 1.: ..: (.v:s.1.,tou..uo.ud
' tween. ..
5;th Sarto l‘ort (inertia.
“ All than . £4 “3 rl'n "an
;' P Kit-rs Mu. \"~.. ‘ user. 2.. l V‘s‘ifm“~\. i- I.
1 59:. ‘4‘
' are it
as inc fern rla. Dlsxl
vomeadachegl‘intal Depression. Loss
in
moisture Old‘Ase
abuse. or ovenin u
cay and death. One
box contains one month‘s treatment.
box. or six boxes for five dollars:
paid on receipt of price. We sauteed six boxes to
cure any case. Vi ith each
boron. accompanied with five dollars. we will send the
nos up. ~
Write or call on Batty. Washington, It. .1.
has new
Health is Wealth!
Da. 1!. C. Wain-‘s anva awn Basin Tantra nur-
ncas. Convalsions. Ncr'
of Hemorr-
pcrmatorrhtca. Impotenc . Involuntary mint-lune-
csn by over-exertion. self‘
nee. which leads to misery. de-
will cure recent cases. Each
’ One dollar a
sent bv mail pro.
rat-received by urfor le
nrchaser our wr'tlcn guarantee to return the money
f the treatment does not eflbct a cure. Guaranteed
issued bv G. B. Postman. sole authorised agent for
South Nor-walk. Conn. . .
mlcfifoprictors, ml I: 183 W. Madison‘ Street. Clu
.80. .
JOHN C‘. WEST & CU .
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