Holiday ‘Presents and
where to get them !
sun wwflfilllfl
ways has on hand samples otthefinest
cloths, and he will Insure a perfect fit and
lull satistsction.
0! Norwalk give an Imposing display of
boots. shoes andslippers. No purchaser
need go unsatisfied.
A. 3. KO" 8 00.
specialty. Rand made kid boots
me the 1am. Polka ...... i
3"” l The lam? The windows of we days after-
o‘” Ditto. 8-8. . “I shall leave
_. . . testo—rnorrow. Ibope
0: this city show credit that I have. to get
Wedonotimsgme thstoorrssderesre
ignorsatotthenamssorhrsnchesof hus—
hsnhudled by our leading mercantile
firms—a glance atoursdvertising columns
“airtime during the put yearw
have informed then: on that
. “lbw 0‘ the W “‘9’ "37?: the Phoenician
d h m. ' m'h“ Me or high mountains
u“ m M to limitless of its shores or the
m“ M ‘3‘ on the western coast.
Mr M n—s country c! rabbits or con-
...“ . It was once so infested with these
at animals that it sued Augustus for an
’ an army to destroy them.
Italy—a country of pitch. from its
yielding great quantities of black pitch.
Calabria—also for the same reason.
Gaul—modern France—signifies yoln
Iow‘haired. as yellow hair characterized
its inhabitants.
The English of Csledonisis a high hill.
This was a rugged. mountainous prov
ince in Scotland.
Hibernia is utmost. or last habitation;
for beyond this. westward. the Plimni-
clans never extended their voyages.
Corsica signifies a woody place.
Sardinia signifies the footsteps of men,
which it resembles.
Syracuse—bad savor; so called from
the unwholesome marsh on which it
stood.
Rhodes—serpents or dragons. which it
produces in abundance.
Sicily—the country of grapes.
Scylla—the whirlpool of destruction.
..Etna signifies a furnace. or dark. or
smoky.
. ——-—-—-¢eo—-—-—-
Try.
Try popcorn {or nausea.
Try cranberries for malaria.
Try a sun bath (or rheumatism.
Try ginger ale (or stomach cramps.
Try clam broth {or a week stomach.
Try cranbury poultice for erysipelss.
Try a wet towel to the back of the
neck when sleepless.
Try swallowing saliva when troubled
with sour stomach.
Try eating fresh mdishcs and yellow
turnips for gravel.
Try eating onions and horseradish to
relieve dropsical swellings.
Try buttermilk (or the removal of
freckles. tan and stains.
Try the croup tipper when the child is
likely to be troubled that war.
Try a hot dry "lillllt‘l over the seat of
neuralgia pain and renew frmuently.
Try taking your codliver oil in tomato
catsup. if you want to make it palatable.
Try taking a imp m the afternoon it
you are going out late in the t‘VI‘l-lllg.
Try breathing the {trues u! turgwmim-
or curbolic acid to «rhevo
cough.
Try a cloth wrung out from cold wu
ter put about the neck at night. for sore
throat.
Try shutting powder-M burn: up the
nostrils for catarrhnl “cold in the head.“
Try an extra pair of ahK‘Kll‘Iga outside
of your shoes when U'lt'wllllfl in cold
weather.
Try walking with your hands behind
youi! you find yourself lR'L‘dllllng bent
forward.
Try a silk handkerchief ever the face
When oblidgeil to go ngmnst n twill pi~~rc~
in; wind.
Try planting sunlloers in your gnr~
den if compelled to live In a malaria
neighborlmnl.
Trynthurated solution of bwurhmu
ate (baking soda) in Illgll‘l'lzuul
troubles; give Irrely.
Try a llfwflpitpwl‘ over Ills! cit-wt. bc-
neath your Cunt. as :t Clll‘ht piotrctnr In
extremely cold “nationa—J'boh'x ”ml/ii
Monthly
--« «o
liouuclulkut Blow Linn.
or Just! attusus
I. If a man gits drunk. he must git
drunk on Nu England rum.
‘3. No man must chu enny tobbacko
on the Sabbath day unless he goes down
collar and dus it.
3. No man shall beentitled tew work
on the road. or set on the jury. who sint
handy with the 10 commandments
i. No yung woman has a right tew be
had In matrimony unless she can make
a good doe out out or thy bran. and one
that will keep a year in a damp place
pen.
'0 a
L%t
. d adja-
pomw, called it Al-
\vltuuping
3! it‘-
without loosing its twist.
W; ——
Crank-elk (Del-stiles.
Whemethe term? A reference to
the authorities shows than two “mm
mason mat “A sheet.“ “an ink
pastor.“ but it become obsolete: whens
“073 Marisa 0m uremia. It it
that version in literature. Quayle. He
, has used the term regionally. and
Wuufizwato the ore-mat ties as
mam “diet or viable. violent or tear
”Nadine musmmnm
“5‘15? muting Mg“; “1‘
.veryptmive. lend. dull and
Cinds ’ . . . .
herself w y naturalised an American cm-
' . Go toParis, {or it is there I shall
come to ask you to realize your promise;
for you promise. do you not. to be my
wife I" "I promise you." replied Miss
'I‘hursby. Mr. 3.. adds Figaro. is now
in America—Parisian.
7“»
[low to ”IIUIIIIIJII Small-Pox.
Tan llamas. IN water: a Grammy was
Lao 'ro Paar tvxru VALUABLE Ksow-
Laws.
\Vhen the passengers in a Third ave-
nue elevated railroad car yesterday
caught sight of the face of a man who
got. in at Ninth street. some of them
moved into other cats. and all the others
except one went to the other end 01 the
car, and sat close together there. The
(ace of the man who caused this com-
motion wascovered with big pimples.
He would have had the end of the our to
nimssll but {or another passenger who
remained close to him. look for a mo-
ment at his disfigured lace. and then
resumed the reading of a newspaper.
The other passengers looked at this
couple curiously. One 0! them signall-
ed the man with a newspaper. and he too
moved to the crowded and or the coach.
"That man you sat by appears to have
the small-pox, and I thought you might
like to know it." said the man who had
signalled to the neu‘spaper reader.
“No he hasn‘t." said the other. “I
had been looking at him when you book
cued. He has got acne. that‘s all."
"Are you a physician '3"
"I am a surgeon."
“What is none ?"
"Acne is merely a cutaneous disease.
producing an eruption like what you are
on his lace. Smaleox docs not look
like that at all.“
" Ilow does it look
“Well. whenever you see pimples dc-
pressed in the centre. you may take that
us a sign of small pox. Small-pox pun.
tulcs uppear first on the fave. tbcn on
the neck and hands. and tiltrrwurd on
the body. vaki first they are of t..c size
and have the solidity of small nlltll. buta
layman would not be able to judge of
them until on and after tlm fourth day.
when they become dt‘pl‘cfbit‘d Ill llw
centre and surrounded by a circlu of
pink that tulns a. dark Humor. Tma
pimples utt- often an thick Ilml Ilu-y run
together. There is un mlul‘ accompany»
ing the «liscusc that. onu- ll‘llIL‘CJ cust-
out be l'ntgutlt-u. lam) sorry I cumin!
tell you muv, but l min; ..ut lll' in ft
Tim passr'ugvrn \\‘.'l't' ...lr-I.-~ [I ll ll] \\ 1...!
[IRS surgvou rulnl. ...-.1 Ill".li?‘l ..nh «l \\ lli‘ll
his short lecture on l-‘v’. - am...
-..
Meet Me III "IV Morning.
ll:- I.u*I been no on n )tfll. ti... 3. unh-
eot pupil of :. lmye’wlitml. nml Illa moth.
G? was expecting him every llt'V’ um! alu‘
went about proud. and Lag... , ..».I:. .3. llz‘l‘
friends of the llIlpIthsncul in his lilulllt s
and always ended \\ itb his being and; a
gmxl Indy. TIM-m L‘ntlivn it It‘lngtmn fruit.
Willie binned. tlm lint Ieul unumg~ l..-
Ilnd rt‘vr st‘III—-l.u\\' funny It s. x-uiuil
from that baby-wand ilwn- m... Jll~l this
simple (nun. ".‘Iu t uw in Ilm in ~ru 11;."
His mntln-r “um! ulmu' all day With it in
her hand. rt‘mllll; it nvor :I.‘ II it hull h. m:
In the child‘s mm Intmlxz rumg. ‘I'Iwn
she ellillt‘il tn lwrwll' :I- slw Inuit II it
tntrefu‘ly in n scrapbook. olillo - ma. .
body mgn-eb-ll {lfllln'llfn‘ a! In bu...- .\.x-
tlio- Il'. antic. lint :ul ll«(' tum-«i. In. d
\Vllllt : lltt \\:t\ Ill“ I‘ll j" II III HI' liln Ninth.
v-r,:ill'l.\l16- was .I n .:1. \v -..!..I .1 l {1.1
Cum.- x‘ lln‘ morning! Tla't’.‘ (ohm i‘.
sir-nil lln- drrml III-“n n-I’ Lusty Ilium»,
and ILc mutter lllll‘llt“l to lu‘l‘ dnrllii;
buy. LII! I! was ltm lulrf 'l‘ I'
lintl tlullt‘ lus work—lie nus Iurulliim.r
out his little life in tlw ain‘t-p from which
he never Would fully nwukl-n here. Only
once towards the last he uucltmd his
eyes swiftly and saw the dour motlnr
race bending over him and murmured
with dry. husky lips. "Meet me in the
morning. momma." Dear boy! it is morn~
ing with him always——the morning
light of fairer than Italian skirs—whil
we yet gropo among the shadows. But
brand-by.
Woshall gohumc at events;
And and it morn'uu thew.
————ew
A 1383th young clergyman. recently
riding to preach for the first time our
nouuoed his test in this wise: "And im-
mediato the cook wept and Peter went
out and crew bitterly.“
clmpii 'l
“I attended Wishes we‘d all die and
go to hencefsaid a anwa sun to his
maternal parent. “Who in” she asked
upon recovering tom heronsmishmt.
“0N more heaven is such a cheap place
to live in.“
W
A little (meson old girl did not «they
when her mother first called her. do
her answer spike miter sharply. Mi
she can» in and and: “nations. I‘ve
been wry kind to you toe-day. and l
den‘twentyoutospsnksclsrgeui are.“
“Yet.“ said the we editor. “I
think I nurture moment-weeks
ble paper this mating. I‘ve been Iiekssl
by three peat-inset anions test». at»
other chased are with dogs and a gun.
and the police had hard work to keep a
not a». wrecking my M“—a‘~
eon fist.
WW
WILL. YOU SUPPER with Dyspepsia.
and Liver Complaint! Shllnh‘s Vital-
lnsr is guaranteed to ours you.
——-—oe-o——-
Iistro-t—“Bridget, I really can‘t al-
low you to receive yoursweetheartln
the kitchen any longer." Bridget:—
“I'henkyon kindly. mom, but he‘stoo
hsshtulrorthepsrlov.
W
[Indium-slim:
‘Lttsr miles-in; ssvssslyssrswithnen-
mmmmmunm
Bitters. Mist-well. Three bottles
eased ate—lie. U..1tiwpsrt.__8. I.
. ___....__._
much harm. The North A
wrongtopublishit. .It' ‘
deter of Christianity
It may employ .. ’
ply. Butls-'
poison
onlyahd’y indeed mete trySaIphnr I
CHRISTMAS I- syn-m “.m- ...... .mwmnnW‘ .~
. blood,
arm 81'“.-
- .4: SYRUP will
th to the physical or-
t is indeed a strengthening
. nt to take. and has proven
. be the 3231' nLoon PURIFIER ever
lsoovered. eflectually curing Scrotula.
Syphilitio disorders. Weakness of the
Kidneys, Erysipelas. Malaria; all Nervous
Disorders and Debility. Bilious complaint
and all diseases indicating an impure con-
dition of the Blood. Liver. Kidnv' 4. Stom-
ach. skin. etc. It corrects i "- motion.
A single bottle will prove to y . its mer-
its as a health rcnewer. for it ..s LIKE a
CHARM. especially when the c ...plniuts is
of an exhaustive nature. havi. ,; u tenden-
cy to lessen the natural vigor of the brain
and nervous system.
Bannn‘s PAIN ramcm cures pnin in
Man and Beast. For use externally and
internally.
DR. Itoosn's VEGETABLE wean svnt'r
instantly destroys worms and removes
FE Secretious which cause them.
__ ... --#_.
“’alnut Lea! llulr Restorer .
Is entirely different fromjall others. It
is as clear as water, and. as its name indi-
cates. is a perfect Vegetable lluir Restor-
er. It Will immediately free the head
from all dandrufl'. restore gray hair to
its natural color and produce a new growth
where it has fallen off. It does not in any
manner affect the health. which Sulphur.
Sugar 0! Lead. Nitrate of silver prepara
tions have done. It will change 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 C. Good
win & 00.. Boston. Wholesale Agents.
568 1y.
Faded Colors llc-torcd.
Faded or gray hair gradually recoveri-
ils youthful color and lustre by the um
of Parker‘s Hair Balsam. an ologanl
dressing. admired for its purity and ricl.
perfume.
-—~~-oe>
Death to rats. mice. roaches and nuts;
Panson‘s Enaanmnon. Barns. gran»
mics and households cleared in a singli-
night. No fear of bad smells. Best and
cheapest vermin killer in the world.
Sold everywhere.
—-—~ eoo~ -—- «—
Tcrrible itching and scaly humorn. ul
cers. sores and scrofulous swellings cur
ed by the L‘uticuru and L‘uttt‘urn Saul
ttlm’tzrcnt Fklll rurm) I‘Xll‘l‘lllllly. m...
the (‘uticura Rrsolvt'nt (blood purifier)
internally. Ark about them at your
«Iruggists.
0e.
Tllt‘ symptoms of Ill-Inn: l'ilvsurr mm.-
lurc. like perspiration. imvnm- itching.
must at night. sci-nu as if pin Worms \wn-
crnwlmgin or about Ilu- I'I'I‘IIIIII. ’l‘lu
Inuroyuu H‘l‘ult'll llll‘ \an‘~t‘ Hwy lll‘ll
wry uli~trcssinm 'l‘lw pnvulo purh an-
nftcn It‘ll-owl. int. SWAYNl-t‘rl (lINTMl-INT
Is tho mint t'ITt‘I‘IHI' ruIm-uly t-xlnnt for
llll‘ tnrmvutmg complaint. (hm-s run. an
lllg'il \Vrll mu that vii-mire tn .‘it‘l‘lllt‘ll. Aim
l'1tsl‘tllqllulIIII‘llll‘ltlyll'llillitlllik‘ Tull-r.
Itch. Suit Rheum. Iirysipclas. Barber‘s
l'rll Il‘I‘l l’nnpli-s. n firmly. I‘I‘llsty. llt‘lly
Skin I‘I'uplinns. Hm.- ... tln- pmul‘: "(l-st"
mmly Illw' luwl «cull-.ly owr uwd In my
prance." Ilr. t‘mllnn. \Vumlslm'k. VL;
"'I‘rmiblml \\'.ll| Itching Palm for over
twenty ) xr‘. It cum! mo completely." L.
S. .‘li'~-\I". laihllx'lll. 31-. S‘dl l'ul‘ fill v1“.
.m 3 ct. ~ .- ....s), ll i-nxr-x GI ‘.‘.‘i. lly Dr.
Swat) m- & .‘Lu ,I‘htln lt'lvllld. Pu. Sold by
all «Iruxgiils.
.9.
Illpl'l‘lt‘lll‘t‘ the Best Guide.
The reason “by woman everywhere
um l‘nrkv-i‘s (ling-‘1‘ 'I‘onil' in. llt‘l‘flllh‘l‘
Ilivy lxntr- ll‘l.rill'll by I xpvlirut'u~ll.9
hunt puidvmllznl Ill?“ I'Al'l'llt‘lil. Ill‘IlIt‘lIJ‘
“\‘t‘l‘t‘tllllvatll‘nll u-Ilv‘ t‘\. ll“l'ltl(lll‘.ll bend
..(‘hm lIltlei-sllu'z. pun III lb-~ I-ucli nlnl
lCIIlIJ'yT‘. uml minor Irwulm's uf thosex.
Hum Jam-nu!
PATENTS
ummnml and ill! lllliilll'lh In the I' S. I'nlunt Ilfllt‘c
or an Hm t‘nurt— nitrntlml In (or IUDENATK I‘D-2m.
\Vr luv u l «who ”Ir 1' s l'.m-m ulllro. cu mired in
PATENT l "RISES.“ EXULI’HIVI‘IIA'. am canon
rum I:Ill'lllv~ Hi Im- now tliuu Ilum- much» from
WA‘ ll\t.'I‘UN
\thu llltKlt'l urdrnmnu In run! no minus as to
pan-ntnbilily (I've «I! charge; nnd or make NU
t’llAllIil': l'.\‘l.l-.“h‘ \I'h) OBTAIN I‘A'l‘l'lN'I‘.
Wu H"\'!'. hm. In the Post Manor. Supt oflhe
Money urdcr Iliv . . and to unlcmlu of tho I.’ a. Patent
(mire. For c.rcular. sdnco. twins. and reference to
actual clients in your own state or county Address
0. A- SN()\V (SD 00-.
Orr-(mu l‘usxr usrirs. Wasutsoron. D. C.
I will Pay lb Hines! Gash
Price For
Ragsdlonts. Bottles. Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending was-ml card to
w. "M.
PM in" ‘
button"!
A loam!!!“ Beck M the Ashton:
1...». “awn—4:—
.
m won‘t We?!“
“.mnu
Genius Rewarded.
m-0ll “In-
any at lie Satin nettle.
Containing s and steel vi
our ...-cm“ our... :3'“'“~»"“
hook.‘ which see he obtal only 5
the branch sad ssbordlnsu close of m
W Go.
The Singer lannfsetnrlsg Go.
WOMMUIM save.
an ‘ Newfao‘tt.
SPECIAL NOTICE
noose ‘
in mm IllslllI-‘E.
Ass Interesting BEA Boneless Cal.
(sued by using hr- Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy."
Stntcmttnt of mg. Washington
onroe nun,
Will) County. 3}. Y; ' “ 0e ‘
"For many years I had mined from I
complaint which the physicians called Gravel.
I had employed some of the most noted doo-
tors without obtaining any permanent relief.
and {or a long time my case was regarded as
hopeless. All who know the circumstances
said I must die. Finally. my wits induced
the to try a bottle of Dr. Kennedy's ‘ Favorite
Rsrncdy.‘ which she had somewhere heard of.
or soon advertised. Without the slightest
(alth in it. but solely to gratify her, I bought
a bottle of a druggist in our village. I mod.
that and vtwo or three bottles more, sud—to
snake a long story short—I on: now as healthy
a man as there is in the country.
“Since then I have recommended ‘ Favor-Ito
Remedy ’ to others whom I knew to have sui-
iered from Kidne and Liver complaints ; and.
I assure the pub in, that the ‘Favorito Bern-
edy’ has done its work with a similar com-
pleteness in every sin Io instance. and I trust
some other sick and disco mortal my
1:13:13! it and try the trsvorite Remedy; as
iiirgttrrs‘
: In...
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M lnvlaovat n; mount Ital llrvrr Intox'itilu
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lll.nx.li.:l.e. Ml' I... H. ... .. .- ..I‘ I‘m but
\Pg'".<l‘ c rim: .- . .. . .... . ‘. Hum-luvs it
the bowels. yum... h It 1;. ..;~ .tul m ),fi,&|fi
The In! and Sum! Cough Cum Evtr um.
H y :I we I'J'v-mcv Iv .I.v- p ( nivplumts.
New. . r... ‘ Ir~‘.' l: v . ,. limpet»
l‘. ylxr‘s
luau-ml body
1"» f‘.
I
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sin n;l-xxnxv.y...—r.»~wr .’ -
(twp-u It“... xlUIlhll .1.«.-
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100 DOIJLA
PJH for NH' -'.Y i v. -II\ 1 ‘Itilvl 1..
. 1 ........_I.u\m
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{33 cents. \ II I‘ '
m."
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I ltiltlrt‘n. 'I‘licllr:u1|cttllitl
l'. l“l'('(‘ {mm Mum-limo,
': .‘v.ll‘l‘tlll('. FormulapuMhln .
WI lHIlIlL‘. For I l111llllt‘j.
131;: lllt‘ fund. but» Mumm 1..
Worms. nml lllmw
31mm ‘ (‘u-toriu l..:~' llll' Lu,
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In douse ‘
mm! I :
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~- acasowhsro ct.-
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Inpurl bum-
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-n lmplos. lotchcs.
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tn Ili'fl'ltlts.
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SOUTH NORWALK
DEPOT Restaurant!
A BULKLEY. PROI‘RIE‘I‘OR.
I sving purchased the above with m of Charles
, . v- 01'. tall 11 trewlt‘rs and
the public “mtmfim krone
usupiflsot
Home Rule roomy.
in «union to water bill st M
NORWILK onion ll all Styles.
Fruits oi ‘11 mi.
18 mm mm.
Bottled “ilk by the glass. clean and pure
mummmoim. Warns». Imt
llll‘iflllfilllfl‘llllllll"
...;zfizi‘: :3. 1.7.2
season or new York
Washington Marni, , .
m Wain-awn and nurse.
Lender‘s Block. - South Mlk.
WE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL D 0 D.
towns ratcss than ever known torthebslt val
choicest goods.
Give a as 0311.
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SUTTON’S
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Harper's Magazine.
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bcrs YorJunc und llwmnIn-r o! owl: ~your. Wlu-n
nulmnc is llll‘Clfil'll. “will no u: durum... llllll Ilia -nb
lcri Icr wimo- lu begin with tho I'urn-m Numln-r.
-\ I‘mnplctofict ur llutrcs‘n MMiazmnmnmprhlnc
"HVolumou. in uvut cloth binding. will b..- it'll! by ex-
press freight utoxmnscof purrhascr. nu I'w‘lplu for
52:25 per vulIum-. Smglv volumes. by mull. pois—
pa“ Sim. t'lolli city-cu. {or binding, .50 cents. by
m u, .ostpnld.
lmlcx to Ilutrzn‘r hlAOAZINE. Alphabetically,
Analytical. and I‘Itr-v-lllml. rm- \‘nlnmu l to III), In.
lllClIlIlVI‘ from June "£5qu Jinn-Juno. one vol.. Hvo,
Cloth. 34 00
Iictnlllum'us should bI- Illfllll' by I‘m! (mica Mun-
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Newspapersnrmmt In t'npy till-I mlu-rIb-omcnw-
men! will: out the cxprm-n Ul‘lll'l' in! Humor .Q
Brothers
Addrc—s llAIll’l-Jll .t linuTIll-Illn‘. New York.
fltlbscrlpllons rccclvvsl III III"
a‘EN'l‘lNEl. OFFICE In l'tlbllsll-
or's l'rIcI-n.
25 Cts
For :1 l’uuml ul' (lool
Illll’l'lill I
At G. W. Day’s
.. SADE Sflflll
50. 9. Bar
Al (2?. V".
J. M. POTTER.
IN
3 ‘ny’vs
I) II .\ I. E It
PIANOS!
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos. Drums,
Fifes,
A N I.) S l I NET Ml' SI 0
“new uni t>-.~.mu In Rent. ham a.
0mm... out §?-.5odt-uns Tuned. and Re
paired. Instruments sold on Minilhl)‘
Installment... ‘ l instruments taken in
Buchanan for Sea »
ltRlItH‘ED It} ‘
Qualifier-ms Block.
t)p3m,».to l‘loiw Railway Depot.
i. “£:WT‘V" .
on Dr. Pttcher‘s med: he
Children‘s mu“
I‘m scum In children.“
Dr. Mos. Robertson. I05! It a“. 2%".
"mm.“ “
‘ . Dr. a.¢.6rssn.noyerten. 1nd.
"‘lmuuwa mm mass.“
but. a. Arch».fll'ortlssda'v..nroskbs.
Oastssh ls sotssrootlo. lathe-.1!”
sadnostm “summarises-5mm
rlstalsaei. blot-rims. and Constipation.
sethhs It so smart-old Dr. Pastor's
We aim l) “ataxia; m
ves re est
"Mitt?“
nos—sashes. Blinds.
AND
IllMBEll
SHIN GLES.
All Brands and Prices.
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
and Piokets.
Walnut.
Cherry .
Oak. Whitewooh
and Maple.
And all Kinds 0! Hard \Vood.
lluoflng and Sheathing
I’upor.
Henry R. Fitch.
DRAIN PIPE.
'l‘cl‘l'n Gotta,
Stilt Glazed,
Rochester,
.‘ kiwi.
AND -....-
Clement, Sewer and
Drain Pipe.
A'l‘w’"
Raymond Bros.
'l‘llt‘ lil'>l lll lllt‘ Cll)’
A Full Assortment o!
Gonts’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Latlics’ Best French
Kid Button.
=43. Tu
BROWN’S
8? Main St“
{haywire In it. luau. South Marvell
- r:~—,—,,v~.—--.~:v.—.:—.—.—,c.—-_ .
Ha still use
S13! X33330!“ T0 ”ORR RNAPP.
lumber e
r
e Planing"
Imam 0"
”lard
1381.
1881.
NEW G O ODS
IOGKWGDD’S
Furniture .
Ware Rooms
Race vim: daily new and desirable goods inch dlrg
all the
New Patter-n:
eon {run
Spring Trade
Just (pound a thin line of
Walnut. Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chan‘sber Suits.
Parlor Suits.
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the best make and new patterns.
Also a large Ilne of
Fancy Chairs Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
and llatlies’ Writing
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
Gents'
Side-boards, Book-cases, &c.,&c.
My stock inlet-M. r than ever before In Norwilc.
M - goods WVI'!’ bought for the very lowtut market
wire: and defy cunumilion. You will ave matey
lay trading with me. get In-Itcr goods and s lnrgrr ss-
suruncnt.
Tue Gretest lllllllfilllflllls ever
Offered.
Don‘t fall In em on
WMLUUKWUUD.
36 Main St...
NOII‘AVAIK.
Also Furnishinu
llNll‘EllTAKEll
Orders attended to promptly a... ..r
Itiglil.
Sn I3
CONN.
Residence. Uni-tn Put It.
Rubber Paint
v—uAt-M-
Won the Victory.
And c nupellcd its enemies to plaortru-o
din-m mutations in the market.
All Genuine Rubber Paint hours this
trndwunn'k. .
to: that it II on every package.
are
.lllSl Rllflllflll an lllllllflllil
Silllll
FOR CHE SPRING TRADE.
\\'
Tr: unturned roew‘ul “another. Altamira.
FOR ears I“?
John H. Ferris
NOT 0! “2133136198 STREET.
FOR SALE.
oyster {around and first“ sea“-
*‘ whtthth‘sm“ .mwmmsm
shun Ismail. Q“ ill» La?! \‘
xx xylem». . I. ems‘ifi-m‘. W
..vt
Ti:
smutfigft
AR
_~ . onion i. svnw.
THE BEST REMEDY
Disemases of the Threat and Lungs.
In diseases of the
pulmonary organs
.1 sale and reliable
remedy is inval-
uable. A r a it‘s
yummy Proronu.
\ is such a remedy.
,; It is. a scientific
,w combination of the
medicinal princi.
plus and curative
\‘Il‘lllCS of the Iinost
drugs. Clll‘micnll
of surly:
u power as to insure
. the greatest. possi.
blc cflicieut‘y. and
uniformity 0! re-
- suits. It strikes at.
the foundation of all pulmonary diseases,
allordins prompt relief and rapid cures.
and is I). opted to patients of any age or
either sex. Being \‘cry palatable. the
youngest children take it rendil '. In
unlinarv Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman’s
:iorc Throat, Asthma. Croup, and
Coturrh, the effects 0! AYI‘JI'S Cunnnv
Pix'ronat. aro magical. and iuultitudrs
are m ullyprcsoru-«l from serious ill.
1313.3 \y its timely l-l faithful use. 1:,
mm M be kept at bun-l in (3"ny house.
1;..1 forum protection it affords in sud-
.lm attacks. In \\ banning-cough and
(‘o sumption tIu'rc isno other remedy
- » filoncious. soothing. and helpful.
.ow prices are inducements to Irv
...unc of the many mixtures or syrupi,
mode of cheap and ineffective ingredi.
rots. now ochred. which. as they ton.
win no curativu qualities. can aflortl
only temporary Fuller, and are sure to
disappoint the patient. Diseases at tho
throat and lungs «lomnndractivo and
effective trrntIncnt; und it is dangerous
experimenting will: unknown and cheap
medicines. from the {grant liability that
these diseases may. w die so trifled with.
become dreply warm] or incurable. Use
Area's Cuttuni' l’r:("ron.u.. and you
may confidvntly export the best rvsults.
It Is 0! acknowlm god curative power.
and is as clwap us its careful preparation
and line ingredients will allow. Emi.
ncnt physicians. knowing its composi.
tion. prescribe it. The test of hall a
ccnturv has proven its certainty to curs
all pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach of human aid.
PREPARED BY DR. 1. C. AYER ll. 00..
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mat:
sow at nu. nnvocurs svsnrwnsss.
.JOHN HTSMITFI’
IIIRIST.
MAIN awnnm'r.
. .:
——.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ - 0! "one. Iuenu Ian-
e‘ufl DaneeIIon. with all m'uuss
we native properties ot all other Bitters.
I“ flood Purifier. Line
7, and are and Health um
".1ny long erlsl where "on
.- lflld UN MINI II. “I“!
. . .
s hulvlmtitktuvlutlstrs.
wfitrmn. 05:”: “w" ng‘g
fonts and mud “lament,
sable. wltliout Inter
losttnu.
Ismael-whence". allege or symptoms
are sum.- sins-noun I k "a "on Mt-
tul. Don't-autumn“. N sick but It you
only (eelhsd er nil-snug. when at onee~
It-syesveyesrltfsJuus “c: “minds.
nun-onus rouse I y w!" 50‘
ss'v’eorohvtp. be «as sufler “trauma.
ascents: «sound um unis ”"0 Ron I
"II. trend
about! he withoettlietn.
anal to d Irresistible
Hfi%n5:3 name."
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570 {I
, Y isORGANS. 27 nit-pr.
B A r T 10 “Numb an
Halos us up. Here Holiday Indira-mete run I!»
Write or all on nutty. Washington
Iiimlllillmllfllllll
Blood. and will completely (‘Ill'uigo lht‘ b‘w - l l ._
the ontinnvstrm in time 2' nntlu. Am- our» .5
who will take I pill M-‘bnlcbt from l to 1:1. .
may honulmvd to mum-I Inn‘sl‘). ll nu.“ r is . :
Nimfiullt‘. Sent In‘ hi'lil {or 8 Ici'cr ..
. N. JOHASI'LV sf (1)., Boston,
firmer”, )“lflf'tu‘. ."4'.
thchost )‘nvnlly i -
[GENTS WANTED ,
sane...
not Q ever invented. \t _._ (a; ‘
th ‘ and TOE eon-pleat. I
Intimates. It will also halt a crest vunoiy of m. n
worktor which thenisalwsvs a ready mun \ . l
Eminent! termstothe ‘I‘wosnhly Rummy
evenestshlaswnStunoMMu
517 I 3
NEW" iIllllllll!
F.H.Nash&Bros
““0 just received a new llllé of Gun]: in (stigma,
“WWW- “Wifldapasew and Bollemmnbwi s
New slyly: of
“an.“ and. Stoves.
“d WMhun for the name. A lug! stock
0! Plain. Worsted and slainptd
. . .
\
at.
ni'nnfivnrz. a: .
TINWARE.
dirt” «m m v. 'n rum LuilJollnId'l] '
m the. exist“. (‘uy \\ are in! Is
at the lows-i rates. own. cold. it its... ...... u ..
Wet
i=2... Nash a Bros
-.._.__......~,, 1 1.. ,.
gas—'- .
\
FALL I 600158
A:
‘ _
J“ )IIN fit‘l I .\l‘lt
has now lorthc Inuit .. =-’:-““ .
line ol‘ Fall
\_
Boots&8hues
ml: nan anti Lamas wean.
Children’s Shoes of all Mulls.
Full Line of Ruhberilouds
M 0* goods at the lowest prices. Csll
can..- 'Worlt done at
, Short Notice.
Austins Block. Washington sum;
Norwalk Chronicler