Authority and asset Gel-g.
“If my boy says he won‘tgotochureh
what am Ito do!"
he studios sense not from a week.
drinkingwomence from a feeble old
man. whose boy has outmwn him. but
M i m. hearty six-footer. whose
boy barely comeeup to his watch~pocket.
a. should blush at his o,wn question.
No man should allow his boy. ten years
old. to say "won‘t" to his commands.
WWI-nubile. Charm.
AdsIgbtfaI freuanceoffreehlygetb-
sndlcwerendsplceslsthedlstlagulsb-
logebertefnorestonoologae.
-—.-.--——
lery lid a little "last."
And laid it on Jobals mr,
Because she heard him cell the maid
'lougst other things. "my dear."
W
Captain Courtney!
Says: Whileon the coast of Africa I
had three men sick with malarial fever
i
Women’s Triumph.
A levers heeled It
“-52%"mi... ml."
ward lyeswetlel-
M. Is 's
the ertbs .lI.Y.
(he. m ) nagstsa
Rondout. New York. furnishes snaps
illustration of women‘s wer of endur-
ance. This lady had It treated for
If he says go to church the boy should I cured them with Sulphur Bitters. It months in the usual way for Ir sipelas
go, and if there is rebellion he should
vindicate his authority as promptly as
if theccsusbeut' were sawing wood or
throwing stones.
Aside from the question of rebellion.
the boy should be taken to church. 80
should all children of Christian parents.
They may not take pleasure in the ser-
vice. but the habit of church going will
be formed and will be lmwdteble. lsny
children would be glad to quit school.
but is is not 'i“ go ‘3... them “"1, own illnom. Perker's Ginger Tonic will keep sdy" freely
way. There is no danger that they will
be prejudiced either against the school
or the church. As a rule the grown up
people who object to churchm “d mg times means (images—Detroit Press. trusted household
at religion are not those whose parents
took them to church when they were
little.
We have heard Christian people speak
alightingly of the strictneea of their
parents in this regard, when they them-
selves were living witnesses of the wise
door they ridiculed. A child allowed
his own way will ordinarily go to ruin.
Submimion to authority is necessary to
bim.eud there is no reason why the
matter of church attendance should be
made an exception to the general rule.
Children may and should be trained to
love the church and its services. and
should feel that attendance upon these
services is a matter of course.
*
Kllllog AlllIIIOI’s.
A Detroiter who has just returned
from Florida after an absence of several
months. was asked the other day if he
had any fun with the alligators down
there.
"Yes, sir—dead loads of fun " he re-
plied.
“Kill many P "
"Well. I should say so."
"How many did you ever kill in a
dayf"
“Three hundred.”
“No! you don't mean 300 alligators in
one day 2’ “
"Yes. I do."
“You must have struck a rich I
. pot.
Three hundred in one day l Whew !
What time did you begin ?“
“0h. about 10 o‘clock in the "writing."
“And how long did It take you l“
“About an hour. '
There was a pause. during which its-
tonlshment. tncmiultty and I‘oht‘ were
visible on the feces of the crowd. Fin-
ally one man stepped forward and said:
"Did you use artillery P"
“No, air."
“A sew-mill ?“
“No. sir.“
“Dynamite?"
“No. sir."
“Maybe you‘ll tell us huw you did it .’"
“Yea. sir—I talked 'em to sleuth.
Please call at my office for pamphlets of
Florida—its resources. fruits. cereals. sic
:gafora. people and hotel charges. Tra-
‘- ‘ 0
W‘—
The Only Rebel.
In five weeks wandering nver Virgin~
1: I found but our rebel; she was a wn~
man livsng neur linrrison's Landing. lt
was a hot day no I followed the. track of
McClellen's retreat from Malvern Hill.
and I was both hungry and thirslv. The
woman being at the gate. 1 rmiu lJl‘ and
asked: ")ladntm‘. can
here 2 "
She saw the "Yank" in the quit-her
than scar. and instantly replied:
“The Yankees etnle all I had to out.“
“I'll pay you well.“
“But I haven‘t got nuthin' to sell.“
“If you had some pi tntoee and bacon
end—“
“Yanks stole ‘em nil.“ she interrupted.
"But you can give me a drink of wa-
ter can't you?“
"No sir I The Yankees filled up the
well and carried away thedipper."
“Is there a spring around here.”
“Used to be lots of ‘em but the Yanks
toted ’em 08.“
Below as was the muddy James. and
the drought had lasted so long that there
was hardly water enough to float a cat-
fish. Writing to the historic stream. I
asked‘
I get dinner
4
"Why didn‘t the Yuri.- steel the
river. too i“
She scratched her head with a silver
pulled cl the fence. and never unbsnt e
partick as she replied:
“They wanted to do it. stranger—
wanted to the wool way. and when they
diekivered that it wouldn‘t load worth a
cent they gallcped their old gun boats
spanddownandweshedsomanyshiru
in Turkey Bend um therems i... been
ashamedto lcohaccw in thefacsever
since 2 laybe you kin git a drink down
thar’. but thh ‘sre neighborhood won‘t
stand by and see you cerryclaayof
themadbaral“ Bealettle keerfulhcw
you pew around i“.
W‘—
flww the Oyster Builds Ills
Reuse.
u—c—e
Apoor weak thing lethebodyofan
oyster. serene“: nee-pests ores».
anythiegatall. Yetwhatamarvellcne
“hob-“WWW“
Wbsnasoyaterisilrss born. hehvsrv
slmphdelioetsdotmsltwsre. andyes
thorn with swcshellsapoehim. he
someueheown mhealwayenge.
himseltonhiarcundshell. "may“
htsheli: and being once n.4,»...
ginstogrowJuthecnlygrewei.“
user. Inspect an oyster Maud“
willbe seen thatithmariedwithdh-
bushes. Aether-legs we observer.
a ladies ofatraah ofatrre draws
”I! olgruwth.mdolhe-erkln.cn
JD. M. V“ Boovnus Islam
cystsetslmbowmenyyeerehebas ‘
pendinhlsbed atthebottonsofthe I“ is! m Whistle-r
is the greatest blood purifier I ever saw.
I always keep them in my medicine
cheet.-8ht'p Nttnt‘s‘fuas, Baltimore.
——m...___. .
If the good die young. how do vou
account torso many held heedededl-
tore—lodsrn Alva.
“moo——
low to love.
All herd workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may end in dangerous
the kideys end liver active. and by preo
venting the attack save much sickness.
loss of time and expense. Delay at such
See other column.
WM
The Boston first has discovered that a
western Indian cannot ride a camel suc‘
csssfully.
W
It is uselem to deny that the brightest
and fairest fall easy victims to con-
sumption. and equally fruitless to lg-
nore the fact that decline has its origin
in many cases in neglected catarrb.
Sanford‘s Radical Cure is a pure sweet.
balsamic specific.
«.—
A Georgia dog actually humanixed to
the extent of enjoying asiege of the
jumping toothache, and had several
teeth pulled "without gas.“
moon—~—
Death to rats. mice. roaches and ants
Parson‘s Emsaron. Barns. gran
arise and houesholds cleared in a single
night. flofsercfbedssnslla. Bestsnd
cheapest vermin killer in the world.
Sold everywhere.
W
Indiana widows make their influence
felt for fourteen miles around.-Dsfroil
has Plus.
Only fourteen miles. Why. we know
a widow whose influence was felt from
Boston to ‘Frieco. “the charming little
Widow Dunn."
—-————W—————-
The symptoms of Itching Piles are
moisture. like perspiration. intense
Itching. most at night. emu-ea ifpln
worms were crawling in or about the
rectum. The mas you scratch the
worse they itch. very distressing. The
private parts are often eflected. Du.
Swarrte‘s Osman is the most elec-
tive remedy extent forthis tormvnting
complaint. (lives rest at night without
that desire to scratch. Alsohas no equal
in quickly eradicating Titter. Itch. Belt
Rheum. Erysiprlas. Barber's-Itch and
Pitnploe. all Sr‘sly. Crusty. Itchy Shin
Eruptions. Here is the proof: ”Gen
beinly the beat remedy ever used‘ in my
pratiee." Dr. Cotton. Woodstock. Vt.:
“ Troubled with itching Piles for over
twenty yeere,it cured me completely." L.
8. Hesser. Enfleld. Me. Sent for 50 via
(in 8 ct. stamps). l boxes $1.25. By Dr.
Swayne a Son. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
all druggists.
————w~————-
Gentlemcn‘s spring hats are to be
smaller than ever; but as gentlemen go
to the theatre beldheaded it is of little
moment.
WW...
Walnut Lee! Hale “e-lal‘fl'.
Is entirely different front all others. it
is as clear as water.end. as its name indi-
cates, is a perfect Vegetable HuirReetur-
er. It will immediately free the heed
from all dandrufl. restore gray hair to
its natural color and pmduce a new
growth where it has fallen off. It does
not in any manner ant-ct the health,
which Sulphur. Sugar of Lead. Nitrate
of silver preparations have done. It
will change light orfadcd heir in a few
days to a beautiful. glossy brown. Ash
your druggist for it. Each bottle is
warranted. Chas. N. Crittsnton. New
Ycrh,and George C. Goodwin d: 00..
loston. Wholesale Agents. ass 1y
One Experience From Instr.
1 had been sick and miserable so long.
andhad caused my husband so much
trouble and expense. no one seemed to
know whet ailed me. that I was com.
disheartened and discouraged.
In this frame efmlnd I got a bottle ef
Esp Bitters and used them unknown to
my family. I soon began to improve
and gained so fast that my husband and
family thought it strange end unnatural
butwhenltoldthsm what had helped
me. they said. “numb for flop Bitters!
loagmey they prosper. to: they have
made mother well and us happy."-
lcthsr.
W‘—
When the postal card ahellbemade
withailap.eounty postmaster-witness
that delightful psrquisits ofmedingits
mounts.
*—
“BACKII‘I‘ACK.” a lasting and fra-
grant perfume. Price 83 and 50 cents.
—-”-—-—
lo Ron line‘s widow was named
“Yes“ before marriage. “Yes“ heroes
:arriege. seems to be a sort of a asco-
ty.
fl”...—
Thebarah sspectoftheautumnalgrey
which betchsnsthsshadysideof life.ia
malty Why thoussepree‘sflale
Vigor.
*—
nehelo finned-mum
CUM-
-——-¢eo————
Wbsnebillpcsserishuntingmrdeed
walhheisdirsetedto theoeinetery
Mom.
———¢e-u——
ssew seIecwr-e leash.
“*MMW‘N'NI‘
far from the many derangevneam
breughtcaby an impure condition of
u murmur“ mur-
-mmmhflsbh
thephyelselcrgaelmfice. ltlsiadeed
“pips-ethnic.
of the hand. without benefit. at un-
til her hend had become a mass of putri-
asd flesh did she turn to Dr. Kenned
’s
for El of
the “Favorite Remedy.
Rea
once informed her that itwas
impossible to save her hand—it must be
amputated. She received this terrible
intelligence quietly. declined to take
ether. stipulating merely to hold her
husband‘s hand uring the operation.
and underwent the painful with-
out moving a muscle or uttering a groan.
Dr. Kennedy then gave “Favorite rem-
to cleanse the blood and
grevsnt the return of the disease. and
re. llyers now lives and rejoices in
her great deliverance.
“fivorite Items-d " is est becoming a
n in all casesof
Female Weakness and diseases of the
blood. One dollerabottls. Yourdrug‘
glethasit.
66awcehle ‘yeerewn town. MIN“
Genius Reinstall;
. Isles. sss y.
D
'l'leStory of the Seviu Incline.
a handsome little pamphlet. blue and
gold cover. with numerous hngravinge.
will b.
GIVEN AWAY
to any adult person calling for it. at any
branch or subclass of The Singer Innu-
facturlng Company. or will be sent by
mail. post paid. to any person living at a
distance from our emcee.
the liner Hanufaclun’nl Co.
Principal Office. 34 Union Square.
new roan.
SPECIAL Honor}
JACOB'S
Aluminum Pens
“These celebrated English Pens can now be ball a
SEN TI NF. L OFFIO H
W3: are o'tr sole agents (us-Norwelh and Sonthllurb-
w
They are used in theGoves-mentnlree endBenk
throughout lumps; alecpartmmta “Washington
(“VI THEN A TRIAL. 5“
o. KNIGHOLS. 1
Isaafhetsrer es
BOOTS & SHOES
All kinds of Repairing done with neat»
ness end dispatch.
Repairing Rubbers a Spec-
- islty.
Basement under Post Ofllce.
SOUTI HORWALX. OT.
Reduction
The Goods on my 5
cent counter reduced
All those
on the 10 cent coun-
to 4 cents.
tor put at 8 cents.
Also other goods at,
special prices. For a
few days these prices
will continue. Come
soon and get the bar-
gains ofi‘erod.
thousand
“Massimiliano
Pflfllllfli’
A
Bill. KNUWLBDG
llllll
W :h numerous and copious appendixes
Invaluable for special reference in
all departments of literary.
Professional and in-
dustrial life.
FOR SALE AT THE
Sentinel Ofice.
The whole brought down to the year
1881: with the pronunciation and cr-
tbora dyeonformsd to Webster's une-
brl lctionary.
Illustrated with nu-
merous colored maps. and over three
d engravings. by
We no Do PHI, As Ms De De,
Amber of “Mpsndlum of Popular Infomallcn.“
etc..ste. Assisted b ere than Pour Ina-
dtsd Able (Mamba lnclndl surge
Number or the lost Distl shed
Scholars in this scum
sad hmps
‘ 002391... Library
1: two enpseroyal volumes of over tsco pages
fit: .
“thl rlntczi'onigcautiful titlear :ypn
a a sea er . ts r cs
'min ythe reach MW one. pIn the
same bindings. the Encyc opsda Britan-
nlceoosts 01 7: A stcn‘s. .119: John-
son‘s. W; Zell's. ' The People's. .
The great savin sfl'cctsd b procurin
The ‘s (:yelt ‘
apperen
opedla is t on at once
It is complete in two vol-
umes of over 1.000 pages each.
rice in ,
Library Leather. marble edges.
$ 310.00
or in .
Half Turkey lorrooco. " “
ol.
‘ Do t as
Important Robot .3: ...’..:°"
mono toe re. We will trust vou.8ee
sepsis: is ..
olumss. on t e followln vsghbsl'al
terms. [vim—01.00; on del very oft: first
volume bound as above. and 50 cents
r week until paid for. or 08.00 on de-
ivery of the work complete. and $1.00
r week until paid for. Thus we bring
his Greet 'l'rcesury of Universe
Knowledge within the reach of ev-
ery one. and no one can arord to be
w tili‘out it. Cell and examine the work
at t e
Sentinel Office.
Mushy.”
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R8.
DU
08‘! T
LPH
TE
, astsvsrtsbs
suusBrIuLs
“it?
Try a bottle Tc-Day
Are sea low-spirited and wed‘ at
ca from th
airliners“. flywm“ ’
Isl'slsslulslwslw
.' _
Mmmfllll.
N at to be Best.
Blll‘ls
sluts!
List all For mama:
———“—
fl- Just received a large invoice. in-
cluding all kinds of Rubber Boots from
Gents? Rip Boots to Infants Shoes.
NOTICE !
Indies‘. lllssss‘ and Chlldrens‘ Rubber
Boob—ell wool lined.
Ladlee‘ linear e Chu-
dx'ena‘ Attica.
——4ee———
Also a splendid line of
_ Sll-PPEllS!
Verynioepattsrnaforalittle money.
——oeo——-— ~
Microfiber-em Wooblln-
Clilllllllllll ‘
- Militant
* Gillllllls lilll Wants
Ind. to or or.
REPAIRING IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES.
FIRST CLASS W035 GUARANTEED.
Gallaudgetpricss.
E. MY.
lleitt Street South Norwa‘lt
25 Cts
For a Pound of Good
subsist ?
At G. W. Day’s
PALLISADE Still!
50. a. Bar
At. G. W. Ilay’m.
; A WEEK. 0!! a day at home easily made .
anti (3th free. Address 'l‘stul a 00..
agents. Hallo. ass ty.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
PIA NOS,
Cabinet Crumbs.
Violins. Bun-
.los Drums,
gfcs‘.
A ND SHEET MUSIC
France and Organs to Rent. Pianos.
Organs and Melodeons Toned and Rs
paired. Instruments sold on Monthly
Installments. Old instruments taken in
Exchange for New.
B E M 0V ED TG
Q ulntnrd’e Block.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
' and m- sea
be cured by the use
Dr. 3. Jauu'
a‘cnaof
nan! 800! ill
to m R from
alsrgymen and
a
o a
there. sent on recelpt of I sent
Channel: a a... run [Lace 8L. relic... re.
"lain—t5 mu“ 'sa'w‘iumnm
toaawolaafootlcglnlmlnchnend
costs lessmoneythen any other flaw
Wearethe cmsrm who
I'lshtcfsheeesne. ”Monument“.
United...“ INCOMWIINIM 0.0.
t. . .. . .. ., . _
W23..hv.fi be “-31.“
' sssnsli
Old Dr. Pitt-her‘s "llll‘ily fur
Children‘s Complaints.
“Meir «um lo children. '7
Dr. Alex. ltebsrteon. rest so Av.. II. T.
“Russet. lerwllsssaadll'eassrjslly mm.“
Dr. A. J. Green. Roy-rice. Ind.
"Imuuwemmm.
Dr. EA. Melenflfcrtlaad Av..nsoohlya.
cam is To".— aarsstHethsss. Reuse
asthsstsrs acres that M course-«s.
listing. cm... a: “all“.
“this. as ere-pt as r. sr‘s
Oeetesle. ll! asst-“atlas the M.
m elves rebast health sad aet-
w ltllglllfll‘l'
The Great Heeling Remedy.
‘- . ll tin“. "$3.3m. l:ens:‘l::rhln
.
lils' .5eismvte. ass lemsaess nevi."
w a.“
P.I‘.hlln-.tbeereet8hswmas. seru-
“Aneae my vesttreassef lassstrlaas. Team-
stsransssss. deletes“ Ilsebaats. ssms‘ere
dwanstralastmesrweaassd. Usher-
cssas aastssstaertssellmntbat lbs sssaab
ttlss ts men sea shah. estates is so
classless new Idaho-s.”
“alumina-tumult.
sass
at hem . cant lee worth
33.9%“...- hrtxscrt’h 03'. as:
[N's :
“small but
lllMBEIl
SHINGLES.
All Brands and Prices.
LATH
BEST BANGOR.
‘Fenoe Rollin. 8‘
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry .
Oak. Whitcwood
and Maple.
And .1: Kinds of Hard Wood.
Roofing tutti Sheathing
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
HflllSflS Ill Lil
AT
Raymund Bros.
A
v
Divers Wanted
AT
Raymund Bros.
0
Laborers Wanted
AT
Raymund Bros.
Boots &
Shoes
The Best in the City
A Full Assortment of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
s
Button and Congress
Gaiters.
Ladies’ Best French
Kid ButtOn.
BROWN'S.
8? In“: It..
Opposite n. a. Depot. South Murwalk
Ha inhibits
summons to north Kisser.
lumber
routines?“ {3°
._______a
Jan! 2
1840810.; ““3“.“
NEW GOODS
lOGKWll llll’S
Furniture
Ware Rooms
“Irving daily new and desirable goods including
s
New Patterns
NR WEI
Spring Trade
Jest opened s the line of
Walnut Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suits.
Parlor Suite.
letting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the best make and new patterns.
Men at large line of
Fancy 'Chslt‘s Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
Lmlies‘ Writing
Desks.
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
Side-boards. llook-csses,&c.,&c.
Xy stock is larger than ever before in Norwalh.
s were bought for the very lowest market
ccs and d competition. You will save money
y trading wit me. get bottcrgnods and a larger as
aortmcrit.
Tue Gretesl Indictments ever
(listed.
Don‘t fall to erll on
wssusswsob,
36 Main St.
NORWALK.
elso Furnishinlr
UNDERTAKER
Orders attended to promptly day or
night.
Bcslacncc. he I: [Insur- Park.
Rubber Paint
__m—._
Gents' and
Q
CON 1‘ s
Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to placefru-a
duont imitations in the market.
All Genuine Rubber Paint hours this
trade-mark.
has that it is on every pastry.
lilV. '
Jllil llllliflllllll an Illllllllil
Sllll
FOR ‘KE SPRING
W
/
/ .
Try ltonseud yonwill eesaccthw. All Colors‘
’03le
,John a. rent.
roor or wasmttoron sum.
FOR SALE.
Oyster Ground and Oyster Snow
I“... Old If”.
aaeres‘el bet-e ‘ "‘
mm l ‘ Ilslandfitrd bottom. and 3 act.
' stvsiemstllégemi'xm' .0; -
Is I com um! ol the virtues of sarsapsril-
la. stillinpogla. maudrske yellow (look. with
the iodide ct potash and iron. all powerint
blood-making. blood-cleansing. and lite-sus-
taining elements. it is the purest. Sttlrst,
and most eflectusl elteratws medicine
known or available to the public. The so.
slices of medicine and chemistry have never
used so valuable e remuly. not one s.
‘ tent to sure all diseases resulting from
pure . It cures Scrofuln and
all scrofuloua disses Ergipclns.
Rose. or ,St. Anthony’s ire. lm lcs
nil ubs. Pustules. more so...
Boil Tumors. Tetter Humor-s.
Selt‘hhoum. Gould-heed. hing-worm
Ulcers. Sores. Rheumatism. Mercurial
Neuralgla‘ Female \\ cult.
u erltlea. Janndioo,
Am one o! the Liver. Dyspepsia.
Emulation. and General Debit ty.
its searching and cleansing qualitit-s
it purges out the foul corruption: wtuu.
contaminate the blood and cause dersiugo.
tnsnvend decay. It stimulates and elillvrus
the vital functions. dprotnotes euergv and
strength. restores an preserves lienllli. :uul
infuses new life and vigor throughout llio
whole system. No sutlerer from my a...
case which arises from immrny at tho
blood need despair who “‘ll give Arm-.3
manna a fair trial. .
Illlloll to e: tithcut with the nuns-w
one low- r est! in xtures.ot chcnp ulniermls.
and vi out medicinal virtues. offered as
blood-purifiers. while disease becomes mun:
firmly seated. Ann‘s SAItSAI‘AltlLLA is a
medicine of such concentrated curative
powar. that it is by for the best. chemwo.
and most reliable blood-purifier knuwu.
P clans know its com smitten. and pro-
acr be it. It has been wit sly used~ for lorry
are. and has won the nuquulmetl mun.
cues of millions whom it has benefited.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Ayer at 00.,
Meal and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell. Mass.
son I! an. Decanters avsnrtvnsns
JOHN H. SMITH.
FLORIST,
MAIN STREIT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
HOP BITTERS.
(A Idiot-e. not It Drink.)
contents
3098s IUCHU. MANDRAKBy
DANDEIJOS.
m fl! Prue? an!) Bur .‘lRl‘lf‘ALQI‘ALI-
“as or an. crust: Bl'l‘Tlilia.
THEX' CUIRE
Disease-cf theStcmsch. Been-ts, maria.
“131m. Weeds. and Urinary Dream. .\« r-
uin." cc lssancsasnd elpculltlly
e
cCcmplaluu.
OICOO IN GOLD.
for a case the will not cure or ‘
wh‘lc‘lrofigl' anythinf imphrs or iuJuriuus
found is thorn.
st our dru let for Hop mom and try
619., before an sleep. Take an other.
D I. C. is an absolute and irresistiblerure for
Drenkannsse. use of opium. tobacco and *
narcotics.
‘ Ian "I Clawua.
an abeve «in a
Isi’nmuue.cs.msun{x.V..ar.—u.o.u
) are it
’ ORGANF. 91' SI
REAITLQsmsu .
Writ: or cell onfBeatty. Washington. It, I.
llfilflfilfill Ll)
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